Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-18
Especial 10 the Gold Hill Daily News. by the Allan.
tic and Pacific Telegraph Iinc.]
To-DAY's KILOGRAMS.

oOaSct shS Pe6
Advices from Harlan County, Ken
lucky, give accounts Of murders and
d%epredations committed by armed bands
of r%ufians.
From West Virginia..
WHEELING, w., February 1.-THE
House has passed q bill locating the
State Capitol at Parkersburg.
Tho Savages Of the Plains NIL Surrender.
ST.. LOUIS, February l7.-OAicial in-
formation from tho Washita Mountains
says oil the Kiowa Indians have come
in with the exception Of five or six
lodges. The advance Of the A%rapahoes
and %Cheyennes have also arrived, and
the remainder are approaching. All
will DO placed on tho reservation.
WASHINGTON News.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Con-
st%itutional Amendment relating to suf-
frage fails this session.
About 5000 unfinished bills arc pend
ing in Congress.
An appropriation of $50, 900 is secured
toward the Boise City assay Office.
James Hawks, S. A. GriGiths, Chas.
Hendie, James McCray, D. L. Hamblin
and |. H. Ward are appointed Assistant
Assessors of the Fourth District Internal
Revenue, of California.
Harvey s. Brown is here, and wants
tho United States District At:orneyship,
but Frank Pixlcy is ahead, and will win.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE SEN
ate Committee OIL Foreign Affairs have
agreed to report in favor of the rntiflcA-
tion Of tho San Juan boundary treaty.
a special meeting Of the committee will
be held on Thursday for the purpose Of
fiually disposing of the Alabama treaty.
A strong pressure is being made by Mr..
Seward and other officials TO secure its
ratification. Several Republican Scns-
tors are beginning to favor it's r~ntifica-
ton.
General Grant has received n letter
from Bismarck acknowledging the re-
ccipt of n copy of Badeau's Military
History of General Grant" After COM
plimcnting tho military achievements of
Grant, Bismarck concludes by express
ing the hope of II continuance Of tho
friendly relations which have happily
existed between England, Germany aud
America.
New York Intelligence.
NEW YORK, February IA Herald
Washington dispatch says there is a re-
port that the confidential relations be-
tween General Grant and his confden-
tial Secretary. General Badeau, have
been broken or. To-day Badeau was
instructed to remove his desk from the
room occupied by General Grant to an
other apartment. The cause Of the rur-
ture is not known.
The World prints.a circumstantial nc
count, given by the officer to whom the
confession was made, BY Chas. Jeflcrds,
who confessed to the murder Of DR..
Burdcll, and who afterwards killed. John
Walton and John Mathews, and who
was himself murdered by a fellow con-
Wet Mt Sing Sing about n year ago.
Jcfferds' declaration does not release
Mrs. Cunningham from the charge Of
completely with his crime.
Tho Remains Of tho AsSnssin Booth.
BALTIMORE, February IA special
says the remains Of Wilkes Booth were
not inferred there yesterday, but will be
to-day. The skeleton has been put in n
metallic coffin. Hundreds of people
viewed the remains yesterday ; nothing
but the bones are left. There is Il dis
position to get up n demonstration, but
the family bitterly oppose it. The re-
mains will be buried alongside those of
his father.
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, February l7.-Rcv. Hurt l..
Stewart, whose divorce snit caused q
wide notoriety two years ago, died yes