Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-14
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New York, February 12.-rhe fail
ure of Halsted, Stiles & Co.. importers
of wooden goods, is reported. Liabili-
ties, $350,O0 Assets, $7S0,OO0. 1t Is
said that the members of the firm own
sufficient real estate to make an ami
cable settlement.
Detrie & Co., importers Of dry
goods, are also reported failed.
The reported failure Of Friedlander,
Slick & Co., is entirely untrue.
Advices from Washington state that
the whole force Of the Administration
Is to be thrown against Sherman's Gu
ban resolution. It's ultimate passage
Is doubtful.
BosroN, February 12.-At noon to-
day, o clerk employed by Manning,
Rowland & Co., was knocked down,
choked, and robbed of 81, 700, in the
entry Of the First National Bank. The
robber was captured by a teamster and
all the money recovered.
In accordance with Legislative edict,
the State police was reduced, this
morning, from 100 to 63 men.
WAsHINGToN, February l2.-Coloncl
w. g.. Moore, paymaster, and former
ly confidential Secretary Of President
johnson, has resigned his position in
the army.
HARTFoRD, February 12.-An incen-
diary fire In Stafford, last night, con-
sumed the entire works of the Stafford
Loom; the loss was 800, 600. Johnson
& Weeds Spool Cotton Mandatory,
In the same building, lost $4,000.
CHICAGO, February 12.-Thc number
OF hogs packed In this city the present
season was 800, 90f, about 1000 more
than last season.
C~INcINNAfI, February -. = The
Chamber of Commerce unanimously
adopted resolutions declaring that the
tariff fosters monopoly, gives special
advantages to a comparatively small
number Of persons, is oppressive to the
great body Of the people and will not
be tolerated by any political party
when the people + enlightened In
regard to its operations. It declares
that the present tariff bill pending
before the House rcnews and aggra-
Yates the odious discriminating charac-
terlstics of existing laws, creating
enormous wealth for n few, which Is
unjustly taken from the pockets of the
many under the pretence Of protecting
labor, but which, III fact, robs labor Of
Its fair returns.
A religious interest is maintained in
all churches in this city. The revival
is becoming general In the adjacent
cities.
RICHMOND, February 12.-The House
adopted to-day. with but few dissenting
votes, a resolution declaring that 1t Is
not expedient to elect any person to
any office who is disqualified by the
Fourteenth Amendment.
MINNEAP0LIs, Mimi, February H.
The ruling of the Secretary of the In
terror that all land grants to railroads
must be located OH air lines unless
natural barriers intervene, has changed
the Northern Pacific programme ma
terially. Orders have gone forward
to stop the survey until future orders.
DENVER, Colorado, February r.
The Legislature adjourned last night.
The following bills, among others,
pdSsCus OluiitNuS Ts,VOV ONt
the first artesian we'll, sunk 1000 feet,
or less. If q flowing well be struck ut 4
less depth-the we'll to DO not less than
a three-inch bore; one for the organ
izatlon of u Territorial Common School
System, and providing for n Superin-
tendent for the same; a law prohibiting
the Introduction of Texas cattle was
repealed !; the Woman Suffrage bill
failed; the Governor has appointed,
and the Council confirmed, a full set
of Territorial officers, all Republicans,
except she Territorial Assayer.
From Cnba.:
HAVANA, February l2.-The assassin
of Isaac Greenwald was arrested last
night. He is Sergeant Of the Fifth
Battalion Of Volunteers. A Court
martial will be Immediately convened
for the trial of the murderer.
The city Is now perfectly quiet. No
disturbance has occurred since last
Sunday, and dispatches from Sab Mi
guel state that the troops now occupy
that city. Many families from insur-
rectionary districts have arrived and
are settling In town.