Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-10
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Especial to the Gold Hill Daily News by the Allan
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TO-DAY'S KILOGRAMS.
From Boston.
Bosroy, June president Grant
will attend the opening ceremonies Of
the Peace Jubilee, and be the gues, of
the city. Governor Clahiu has ordered
q military escort for the occasion.
The Metropolitan Police bill WAS
killed in the Senate, by a vote Of 81
to 4.
The Indian War;.
ST.. LOUIS, June "a dispatch from
Ellsworth, Kansas, says Capt. Whitney,
from Saline River, reports the Indians
as having disappeared from the settle
ments, and the Settlers rs being in
better spirits since the arrival of scouts
No Indians have been seen in that Vi
cinity to day, though a number of
bands were reported going south yes
terday. A large number of settlers
from Elkhorn and other places came in
to-day for arms, but could not get any
from the Government or State authori.
ties.
The passenger traffic o the western
end of the railroad is almost double
what it was before the Indian excite.
ment, that having apparently given
spice to travel.
Governor Harvey has applied for
three regiments of cavalry, to serve one
year against the Indians.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-Alelander ii.
Stephens, Of Georgia, has II letter in
one of the Washington papers to-day in
reply to some criticisms on his history
of the rebellion. sHe takes Il very
gloomy view Of the situation, and mr.
CUES that we are drifting to consolida-
ton in m empire. Nothing, he says,
can prevent a final establishment OF i'm
perialism but q determined effort on the
part Of the people 10 preserve Tree insti-
tutions. The remedy, he says, is not in
secession; that was tried aud found in
sufficient. 1t must be at the ballot box
He calls on the people of the several
States to seriously consider whether
they will maintain free institutions or
accept Imperialism.
Removals md Appointments.
Several of the most prominent clerks
connected with secretary's Offices in the
Treasury Department were removed this
morning.
Tho President has appointed Dwight
C. Martin Collector Of Customs for the
District Of Paso Del Norte, Texas. and
New Mexico.
The Commissioner Of Inlernal Rev.
euue has decided that parties engaged
in packing pork in bulk, putting np IN
barrels and rendering lard, for sale,
should be required to pay II special tax
as manufacturers, and re;uru their sales
in excess of l,25O per day, and he taxed
two dollars per day on such excess.
Washington Intelligence.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Thc JoWraot :
Special says that tho new Peruvian Min
lister was presented to President Grant
to-day. The customary speeches were
made.
During the absence of the President,
Private Secretary Porter will remain on
| duty in charge of The Executive Office.
Information from Il reliable source in
Havana, shows that the Cubans are
making active offensive movements, and
we're never in better spirits or more
sanguine of success.
kilograms from Havana deny the re-
port that any number Of Cubans or any
officer of the Cuban forces have sur
rended to VnlmaZedn.
This afternoon Colonel Manuel Freyer
was introduced to the President by the
Secretary Of State, and delivered his
credentials as Envoy.
Cubnn Affairs.
NEW YORK, June 9-Thc Express
learns from q reliable source that a
committee Of the Central Cuban Junta
is in treaty with the owner for the
Charter Oak, n fast screw steamer Of
700 tons, to convey 800 men and u large
supply Of arms to Cuba.
The hotet walters strike ended in II
victory for the proprietors. Not 20
strikers have been taken back.
The PcRcc Jubilee.
BosToy. June 9.-Therc vas u re-
hearsal Of about 5000 voices at Music
Hall this evening, on which occasion
Gilmore welded the baton. The re-
hearsals are generally confined to popu-
lar national airs.
Five Men Fatally Poisoned.
New York, June 9.-In Lodi, N. j.,
yesterday, five men employed in print
works, who had been in the habit of
drinking a beverage composed Of oil Of
vitriol and alcohol, were poisoned by
taking arsenic in the mixture through
mistake for vitriol. Four Of the men
died within four hours, and the other is
apparently dying.
Chicago Rnces.Eleetion Of II Successor
to Z. b. Wnshburne.
CHICAGO, June 9.-The Dexter Park
Spring Meeting opened yesterday. The
day was fair, but the attendance was
small. Only one race transpired-mile
heats, best three in five to harness.
There were three entries. Lilly Simp-
son won the frat and third, and Queen
of the West won the second, fourth and
fifth heats. The best time was ?:343.
The election for Congressman, to sue
cosd E. B. Washburne, yesterday,
cAosed little interest. \ very light vote
was polled. Burchard, the Republican
candidate, was elected BY a large ma.
jority.
picnic MT Newark, n. J.-RemRrts OF
senator SpraEue
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