Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-07
Tsprc1AL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEws 81
TEE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l
parks. roLAaT NIGHT.
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WASHINGTON, June Elm the Sen
ate, Mr.. williams from the Committee
ON Public Lands, reported, with amend
,ments, q bill. granting lands to aid IN
the construction of canals for imigra-
ton purpose In California.
Mr.. Buckingham reported, with
amendments, a bill for the improve
ment Of water communication between
the Mississippi river and Lake Michi-
gan, by Wisconsin and Fox rivers.
%. Lsnis Nc~s.
ST. LOUIS, June 6.-Ihe Vandalia
and Terre Haute Railroad will be for
mally opened on Wednesday.
The first number of a new daily, call
ed The Times, independent IN politics,
was issued this morning.
A Propeller aank
BUFFALO, June 8.-The propeller
Wabash was sunk by the propeller Elm
pire State yesterday, Oh Lake Huron.
One deck hand was lost.
Incendiarism.
Troy, June 6.-The railroad bridge
here narrowly escaped destruction to-
day from i%ncendiary fires.
Fsandry Barht.
ROCHESTER,, June 6.-Duning's foun.
| dry, Mt Geneva, was burned yesterday,
Loss, $4,000. Partly insured.
Pesrslesm shipment.
PHILApELPHrA, June G.-Seven ships
cleared Saturday for Europe with ovei
a million gallons Of petroleum. The
total shipments to date are five million
gallons over same time last year.
ForEcrIrs. e.,
New York, June 6.-rwo checks o.
Fisk & Hatch. for small amounts, al
tered respectfully to $4,000 and $1,000
have been discovered and the forger
arrested.
Great Earthquake In N~xics.
Cry or MEXICO, June IA violen'
earthquake has occurred In the State o
Oaraco. In the city of that nane, To-
persons were killed, and 90 wounded
One-third of the city Is uninhabltable
The earthquake extended to the mines
where eleven were killed and man!
wounded. Buildings in all parts o
the State were destroyed, and report
give additional deaths.
Yosemite valley In Cenxrcss.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Senat'
Committee on Public Lands has re
ported adversely on the bill granting
portion of Yosemite Valley to Hutch
ings and Lammon, which Is considered
equivalent to the rejection of the bill
r.. PrestSe.t Gives . Grand Re
ospslsa % b Iadinu Chief.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Presi
dent gave a grand reception to the In
dian Chiefs tonight. Mrs. Grant, ant
all the members of the Cabinet, ant
families, as we'll as the British, Rus
Sian, and other Ministers and families
were present. as. cd.
Tornads iR Illlnsis.
CHICAGO, June GA terrible tornado
passed over a portion Of Scott County
Illinois, last saturday, destroying or
chards and crops, blowing down trees
miles Of fencing, etc. No loss Of If
as far as heard from.
The Internasisnai TypeErsPLics
CNCrNNATI, June 6.-The opening
Of the international Typographica
Union took place to-day. An addres
of welcome by Thos. Ogden, Presiden
of the Cincinnati Union, was made thi
afternoon. The following officers hav'
been elected: President, William j
Hammond, of New Orleans; Vic
President, Thos. willard, Of Albany
New York; Secretary and Treasurer
John H. r. O'Donnel, of Boston ; Re
cording Secretary, John Collins, o
Cincinnati; Corresponding Secretary
Miss Augusta Lewis, Of New York
who was elected by reclamation, II
spite of her desire to decline. Mr.
Hammond acknowledged rs a compli
ment her election In a brief and appro
pirate speech.