Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-02
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To-DAY'S KILOGRAMS

IO-UAYS IGLGOhAmo
A Heavy Burglary.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-The dry good!
store Of Smith & Go. was robbed o.
$40, 900 worth of silks Sunday night.
A Wedding in High Life.
FORTRESS MONROE, June l.-Genera'
Sherman and party arrived last night
to attend the wedding of the daughter
of General Barry. They received tn,
usual salute Of II guns.
Tho Saratoga Reason.
SARATOGA, juno 1.-The season i:
fairly opened and hotels are in full blast
Death Of vonerable Indy.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The veneer
able Mrs. Charles ]. Mestcr was. thrown
from her carriage last evening and
killed.
Respite of n Murderer.
ROCHESTER,, June l.-Governor Holf
man has granted a reprieyc Of two weeks
in the EAST Of Lessuer, sentenced to bt
hung Friday next.
From WashInston.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The President
has appointed Hon. William A. Pile, o.
Missouri, who was lately rejected for the
Brazil mission, ms Governor of New
Mexico, rice Mr.. Grove, who is ineligi'
ble-csn't take the oath. The opinion
prevails that Grove (?) will BIO con-
frmed to this Office.
John B. Guthrie, n prominent clerk
in the office of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and, for a long time, legal
adviser of the Department of Internal
Revenue, has resigned.
It Is said Lewis H. Douglass, the col
ored printer, wns yesterday transferred
from q case to n position MS copy.bold.
err. This action would seem to ques-
ton the right OF admission Of cslorcd
members to the typographical unions.
In such organizations copy-holders are
not required to DO members of such
unions, but the issue having been raised
it will probably be pressed to n decision.
From New York.
NEw York, June 1.-The Brooklyn
Sanday-school Union celebrated its
fourth anniversary to-day. Abou, 25,.
900 children paraded.
The base ball match at Troy, y%ester-
day, between the Atlantics, of Brook
Ign, aud the Haymakers, resulted in q
score of 10 for each.
White People Murdered by Indians.
TOPEKA, Kansas, June 1.-The
Sheriff of Saline County reports that
thirteen personsrmcn, women and
children-wers killed in that county by
Indians, and as many more are supposed
to have been killed. Women were
carried off to suffer worse than death.
The settlers Of Saline County are CON-
ing East for protection. a correspond
ent says If the Quaker agents do not
hurry up, the poor innocent savages
will destroy all the frontier settlements
of Kansas and Colorado.
LEAvESwoRrH, June About 20
white persons have been killed by In
dams in Western Kansas during the
past week. These murders have been
committed by rowing bands Of Indians.
No large bodies have been heard of.
The massacres have been the result of
guerilla fighting rather than Of II gen.
eral Indian war. The line of opera
tons extends from the Republican and
Solomon rivers to the end Of the Kan
sas Pacific Railroad. The settlements
in thatpart Of the State arc scattered and
very much exposed.
General Schofeld has only a. small
number of troops at his disposal, but is
making the best use he can of them.
Governor Harvey has organized two
companies of scouts, for which General
Schofeld will furnish arms.
There are now in the field n force OF
surveying parties, all without military
protection ; two of these parties are at
the north of Fort Hayes, n between
Fort Hayes and Fort Larned, and ono
sixty miles west Of Fort Hayes. This
is the least exposed ground. Great
apprehsnsions arc felt for these sur
veyors.
The Times and the Conservative have
news of nm attack on the settlements
along Saline River, wet OF Solom0n's
River. A man was killed, a boy
wounded and three children kidnapped.
Soldiers have gone in pursuit.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, June 1.-The Presi-
dent of the Chamber Of Commerce
received a dispatch from the Secretary
Of War, stating that the Governments
views as to the Importance Of improv-
ing the navigation Of the mouth Of the
Mississippi River, were in accordance
with those of the Commercial Conven-
ton, and that its suggestions relative
to the dredge boat now engaged there
will be complied with.
A Temperance Convention.
SYRACUSE, IN. ", June 1.-The
State Temperance Convention met to.
day = i. Governor Myron n. Clark,
President.
Breach of Promise Suit.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The breach of
promise case Of Amanda ]. Craig, II
Cincinnati school teacher, against
Elisha G.. Sprague, also of that city,
but latterly II resident of Chicago,
where he is II heavy owner of real
estate, is on n trial At the Dn Page
County Court. She claims 500, 900
damages. The trial c1cites much in
tcrest.
Ca%iifornlans Mt Chicago.
CuIcAGo, June l.--CEarles Croker,
Superintendent Of the Central Pacific
Railroad, Mr. Campbell, Division SUI
I.:..jo,, Mr. Rnratnw of the Aha