Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-30
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The C.lifsr.Ia silk Flag at Wash.
inEten.
WASHINGTON, June 20. - Joseph
Newman, of San Francisco, is here
with the magnificent silk flag Of Cal
ifornia, for presentation In the name
of that State to Congress. 1t was dis
played In the marble room Of the Sem
ate, and attracted great attention on
account of its size and beauty.
Reported Fight with Indians
WASHINGTON, June pa private
letter from Camp Supply, Indian ter
ritory, June 18th, reports that a fight
was going on three miles up the river,
between the troops and the Indians,
supposed to be Camanche and Chey-
ennes.
WsshinGtsa News.
WASHINGTON, June @.-The Senate
has confirmed Benz. Pierrotte, of Cal
ifornia, as Consul to Bucharest.
An hour was spent on the San Do
mingo treaty. Mr.. Morrill, speaking In
opposition. Some of the most earnest
friends of the treaty, seeing 1t cannot
receive the requisite two-thirds vote,
will make an effort to annex San Do
mingo by joint resolution, as in the
case of Texas, which will only require
u majority of each house.
J. NJ. Wilbur has been reinstated as
Indian Agent at Yokamo, Washington
Territory, to relieve Lieutenant Smith
Of the army.
ship ON Fire.
New ORLEANS, June 29.-The ship
ship 81. Laurence, loading for Havre,
with 1000 bales Of cotton and other
cargo OH board, took fire today, and
was pumped full of water. The vessel
and cargo will be saved, but damaged.
Commencement Day.
New York, June 29.--There we're
Commencement exercises to-day at
Brown University and Princeton Col
lege. This was also Class Day at Yale
College. All were interesting, and
we'll attended.
From Virginia.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 2.-An
immense audience OF both sexes, from
all sections of the Union, assembled In
University Hall tonight, to hear an
address before the literary societies by
Hon. G.. II. Pendleton.
White and CeIored schools.
RICHMOND, June 29.-The House Of
Delegates to-day, by a vote Of so to
10. struck out the section of the school
bill requiring separate schools for the
two races.
From Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, June pa meeting
to-day of the Committee of Arrange
ments of the Wooden Exhibition, to be
held here OH August I'd, appointed a
committee to make arrangements for
suitable accommodation for the press
at large during the Exhibition, which
from present indications will be a COM
plete success.
A number of additional arrests have
been made Of persons on suspicion of
being concerned in the murder of the
two little girls last Saturday. The
last examined were discharged. The
Chief of Police of Dayton, Ohio, tele-
graphs to the Mayor announcing the
arrest of two negroes supposed to be
connected with the crime. Another
arrest was made tonight of a man
named j. B. Gattenberg, living near
the spot where the girls were MUIR
dered. He waived an examination
before the Mayor, and was sent to jail.
Several marks of bites of teeth were
found ON him, and other circumstances
lead to the belief that he Is guilty.
A Duslist Recovering.
MEMPHIS, June 29th.-Brizziolara,
who was wounded yesterday In a duel,
Is improving, and strong hopes of his
recovery are entertained.
Gus Banks was shot and killed by
woman In q store this afternoon. The
woman has been arrested.
Prom -. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June pa special train
with a party of excursionists reached
here to-day from Decatur, ILL.,, over
the Decatur and East st. Louis Rail-
road, which Is now completed, though
not open to the public.
The weather continus Intensely hot,
the mercury reaching 90 to 105. Two
deaths have resulted from sunstroke.
From Cincinuatti.
CINCINSATI, June GA very heavy
rain to-day flooded the streets and did
considerable damage to cellars In the
lower parts Of the city.
Jack Callahan hung himself In his
room to-day; caused by mental de-
preston and illness.
The Red Stockings arrived at home
to-day, and were received at the depot
by an immense crowd of citizens and
escorted to q hotel.
From the Indian Country.
CHICAGO, June 29.-Reports received
at Sheridan's headquarters from the
Plains state that parties of hostile In
dams are making their appearance at
various points along the route of the