Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-18
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CHICAGO, February IA special
from New York says the capital stock
has been subscribed for q new mining
paper. Several Wall street men are
interested, and intend to make It o
financial organ.
Physicians say d. B. Eaton's case Is
dangerous, though there are fatr
chances for his recovery. =
The I'ri6sne calls upon the managers
Of the Tammany "Ring" and Erie
Railroad Company to clear themselves
Of any suspicion Of being concerned In
the assault upon Eaton. ,gz
The Tri5aae's Atlanta special says
the Democrats have raised o heavy sub
scription to send Bryant to Washing
ton to prevent seating the Republican
Senators. .
The elegant new Club House, just
completed on the corner Of Michigan
avenue and Thirteenth streets, for the
Standard Club, was iinaugurated last
night. The building cost $4,000. 1t
Is sumptuously furnished. The Club
b composed principally Of leading
Israelites.
A mother and child were found dead
by q person In a house In the Western
Division yesterday. The father and
another child were suffering apparently
from the effects of poison, but the
mans conduct is so suspicious, and the
case so strange, that he Will be held
for examination. Although the woman
and child slept in the same bed with
the husband, he pretended to know
nothing about the matter, except that
| they died ut 4 o'clock In the morning.
He gave no alarm and called no assist
ance.
A Tribune Washington special thinks
the tariff bill certain to be defeated;
1t don't suit anybody, even high tariff
men being d%ispleased. The revenue
tariff men are talking of q short bill,
changing and reducing rates OH some
articles; but present indications are
that nothing whatever will be done with
the tariff this season.
The Senate judiciary Committee
| find much trouble In settling the Geor-
gia case. They have as yet arrived at
no conclusion. The Committee are al
most unanimous, however, IN disap-
proVal Of General Terry's course In
holding a military inquiry into the ell
| gibility of members Of the Legislature.
The President and Cabinet have repeat
edly sanctioned General Terry's pro-
ceedings, and they will probably be
also sanctioned by Congress. The
Committee desire to get through with
| reconstruction business as soon as pos
slble, and will probably report a bill
| for the restoration of the State with
the present Legislature.
The committee investigating the sale
Of Cadetships have convicted s. n.
Pettes, member OF the present Congress
from Pennsylvania, Of selling q Cadet
ship for, $3.50, making three against
whom evidence has been developed.
The committee will strongly urge the
expulsion of members convicted.
The Senate Committee OH Indian
| Affairs have agreed to recommend to
the Government the purchase Of the
Usage Indian lands for %, 900, 900, with
the privilege to all present settlers to
buy not exceeding 100 acres at 81 %
per acre.
The House has thus far disposed Of
only two contested election cases, and
has % more on hand.
New York News.
NEW YoRx, February 17.-At q
meeting Of the Board Of Education
yesterday, q letter was received from
| the Trustees of the Seventh Ward re-
commencing that tho ancient Irish
language be taught In the public
schools. The letter was referred to the
Committee on Studies.
The Erie Railroad Company and
Fisk, Jr., and others, have been sued
and enjoined in the Common Pleas
Court In regard to the Twelve Temp
tations," now being played in the
Grand Open House. Another action
Ia pending In the Supreme Court, be-
fore Judge Barnard, in which the par
ties are reversed,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Delano, arrived yesterday from WASH
ington. He has come expressly to In
vestlgate the late Wholesale seizures by
| Sui4CHCor ktAAAu1 W tOautttS AiIuoA
merchants In che Thirty-second Dis
trict, which have not yet been. present.
cd by the legal authorities.
Late advices from Venezuela state
that the rebels have captured several
towns. The Government troops were
defeated in nearly oil engagements.
Over 0,OOO emigrants arrived there
qtnna .TnnYarU
The Pneumatic Railway Tunnel has
been excavated to q point half way be-
tween Murray and Barclay streets,
a special states that the sensation so
long promised society In the marriage
Of Count Esterhazy, Of the Austrian
legation, and Mrs. General Grifile, Is
not after all to be produced. The story
that the former procured the special
permission Of the Emperor Of Austria
to contract the alliance, proves un-
founded. Nothing Of the kind was
evercontemplated By either party.