Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-28
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DATES TO LAST NIGHT.
Csngrcssisaal.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-In the Sen
ate, at the evening session, the Taa
bill came up, when Mr.. Sherman
stated that the Finance Committee hao
agreed to let all Income tax 60, but a;
a substitute to retain the tax on gros;
receipts, and OIL sugars, as now. The
Senate struck out all Income tax sec
tions.
Mr.. Sherman then offered n new res.
olution, to continue the tax on corpo-
rations and the salaries of Government
officers during the year. Agreed to.
In the House, Mr.. Davis introduced
a bill to authorize the issue Of four pei
cent. bonds, exchangeable for and con.
vertible into Legal Tender Notes at
par. Referred.
Murder or n sheriff In Texas.
A letter from Corpus Christi reports
much excitement over the foul murder
of the Sheriff of Neueces county.
Sentenced for Kmbo.xlinE a Letter.
BALTIMORE, June I.-Andrew Stat
ford, late a mail agent, was sentenced
to three years in Jail for ~embezzling a
letter.
Heavy Hall stor. In Pennsylvania.
McCoNNEIlsBURo, Pa, June 81
Half of the Court House roof was torn
of, and the new Methodist Church
badly injured, by the heavy storm OF
wind and hail yesterday.
New York News.
NEW York, June T.-Francis B.
Cutting died yesterday.
One hundred and seventy-one bags
Of mail matter for San Francisco ar
rived to-day by the CNy Of Parts, a
large amount thereof being bound for
Australia.
The steamer city Of Hartford sunk IN
Connecticut river to-day. No loss of
life.
Mr.. Bonaparte, n son Of the late Bal
timorean, arrived from France today.
Shocks of an earthquake are reported
as felt in this city and Brooklyn yes
terday morning.
The Currency Hill.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-In the cur
rency bill, the requirement that banks
In San Francisco must redeem their
notes in New York, is removed.
LnLsrers, strike II Rhsdc lsland.
PRovIDENCE, June 2.-The strike
Of the laborers OIL the city water works,
a few miles from town, occasioned
alarming reports. 1.-The. Mayor and a
large posse Of police went to the scene,
but no serious breach Of peace oc-
Cured.
Death Of spotted Tails Wife.
Sioux CRY, June 27.-Spotted Tails
favorite wife, who was sick when he
went away, and about whom he was
much concerned during his absence,
died last Monday, just before he
reached the Agency. He expressed
great grief. All the presents he re-
ceived while away, including those
from the President, he placed in her
grave. He says going to Washington
was "bad medicine"
Death BY DrswninE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 2.-Last
Saturday two little girls, the elder II
and the younger 4 years old, were
found drowned In n a c or ~sluice-way
near White river. 1t was supposed at
the time to be the result of accident,
but further developments, by the Coro-
ner's Jury reveal the horrible fact that
the elder girl had been outraged and
and the younger murdered
to prevent her giving information.
No arrests have been made, but the
police think they are OIL track Of the
parties.
Het Weather and Thunder sterm In
New York Yesterday.
New York, June H.-Four cases Of
sunstroke to-day-although the heat
was less oppressive. A heavy thunder
storm tonight.
. Father Psisons His Three Chill
Dire. By Mistake!
MEMPHIS, June N.-Harris Bailey,
residing hear Somerville, Tenn, pois-
oned himself and three children on
by giving them bed-bug
In mistake for whisky. The
children all died, but lie will probably
recover.
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 2.-The New Or
leans Fire Department Excursionists
reached this city to-day, and were re-
by the Cmmon Council. The
Fire Department this afternoon wit
messed the working of several Of our
engines.
According to the report Of the Board
Of Trade, just published, the manufac-
lures of Cincinnati for the last year
amounted to upward OF M hundred
dollars.
BY THE CABLES.
Death OF Lsrd C~larondou.
LONDON, June H.-Lord Clarendon
was Frustrated by excessive labor, and