Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-21
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News.

WashinRion News.
WASHINGTON, June W.-rhe House
Territorial Committee to-day decided
to report a bill for the admission of
New Mexico as q State, with the title
of Lincoln.
The Territory now in course Of Or
ganization in the Indian country is to
be called Douglas.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
has taken no action In the case Of Cen
eral Alderman. The belief Is ex-
pressed that the nomination will be
withdrawn If his name Is reported back
without recommendation.
In the House, bills were introduced
authorizing the President to open ne
gotiations with the British North
American provinces, for their admis-
sion as States of the Union.
The Estate Of the Late. A. ID. Rich.
ards0n.
New YORK, June 20.-The Interest
of Mrs. Mcfarland Richardson, and
the children of A. D. Richardson, de-
ceased. at Woodside, were sold at aue-
ton at Newar k, subject to a mortgage
of $500, due to Charles A. Richard
son, brother of deceased.
Pitisburg News.
PrTTsnuRe, June 20.-David Angel
bough escaped from the Western Peni-
Tertiary this afternoon, while engaged
In loading a wagon at the gate.
Two men, named Stuart and Buford,
while trying to rescue two companions
who were suffering from foul air In a
coal mine at Bergenham, were suffo-
Gated. Their companions escaped.
~. Louis News.
ST. LOUIS, June 20.-The headquar-
tiers of this military department will
be removed to Fort Leavenworth about
the 30th.
Joseph Tracy, the engineer Of the
train which caused the collision ut
Eureka, on the Missouri and Pacific
Railroad, u few week weeks ago, was
arrested to-day.
The North Missouri Railroad will be
completed to its Iowa terminus in a
few days.
A brute named Peter Trumbler,
was caught last night while attempting
to outrage n little girl ten years old.
The Summer Races ut Boston.
BosToN, June 20.-At Mystic Park,
to-day, Goldsmith Maid beat George
Palmer and american GhF-PGmer TAX
ing the third heat. Tlme-2:22, 2:221}l,
2:2lA and 1925.
A hail storm extended through the
western part of Massachusetts,, this
morning, and did great damage to the
crops. In this State and east of 1t
there was a heavy thunder storm, and
many buildings struck by light
ming. No loss Of life.
Irish Riots On . Railrsad.
CONCORD, n. H., June 20.-Arms
were sent to Lancaster to-day, on a
requisition Of the Sheriff, In anticlpa-
ton of trouble with the Irish laborers
on the railroad.
A Case OF Sharp Practice en- Iu.ur-
ancc Companies.
New York, June 20.-A case of sup
posed sharp practice was attempted on
some life insurance companies here.
One Black arrived here about three
weeks since, accompanied by a grown
son, and effected life and accident
policies on both to the amount of $780,
600. A few days after they took the
steamer for Louisville. In the middle
of the night the cry of "a man over
board" was given, and the o was
gone. The father comes and makes
application for the insurance money,
which the companies refuse to pay
until the body can be found, or the
matter can be investigated.
A man was found In the canal with
n pistol shot in his head, but has not
been identified. He had letters adj
dressed to c. O. Turpen, Cincinnati,
on his person.
Hot Weather in New York.
New YORK, June 20.-To-day 1t is
extremely hot; the thermometer Is "a.
There have been several cases of sun
stroke. Heavy thunder, lightning and
some rain tonight.
Fanernl OF Jel ONE Bsnsparle.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-The funeral
Of Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte yes
terday was quite private. Among the
pail bearers we're Robert johnson,
Hon. Thomas Swami, John A. Dix and
Commodore Purviance.
Great Hail storm Yesterday.
Troy, n. Y, June 20.-A hail storm
to-day did great damage to fruit. 1t is
also reported rs having visited Albany,
Binghampton and Poughkeepsie.
J. H. Rawley, Elmira Miller and
Melissa Barton, were drowned to-day,
at Milton, by being run down by a
propeller.
Fenian Raiders to be Tried.
BUFFALO, June 20.--General Starr
and Colonel Smith have gone to WASH
ington to answer charges pending in
the United States Circuit Court con-
corning the Fenian raid.
Disappointed Chinese shoemakers.
New York, June 20.-One hundred
and fifty Chinese arrived OIL the Boston
train to-day, and go more are expected
to reach here on the Norwich boat. 1t
Is said they have been Unable to pro-
n,,ra amploypnapf oul that coma nf