Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-23

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WnshinEtsu News.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-In the SEN
ate, Mr.. Nye called up the bill amend
ing the Act granting lands and aid in
construction of n railroad and tele-
graph from the State of Missouri and
Arkansas to the Pacific Coast. A
Southern route, and the bill known rs
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad bill,
and extends time for construction to
the company, and may obtain right of
way through Indian territory, was dis
cussed and laid aside. 81 p sssTA
Sherman called up the bill to reduce
internal taxes. Amendments of FL
nance Committee to said proposition,
to strike out first thirty-four sections,
imposing special taxes, agreed to the
next three sections, and inserted In
lieu thereof, and which provides for
repeal after May 1st, 1870.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, June 22.-The last COM
pany of United States troops IN Viz
ginia, except the garrison of Fortress
Monroe. left to-day for Fort McHenry.
Cengre.sman Nominated.
CLEVELAND, o., June DIV. ii.
Upton WAS nominated for Congress
today by the Republicans of the Eigh-
teenth District.
Red stocktnx- nxain Victorious.
C%INcINNATI, June %. The news of
the victory of the Red Stockings over
the Athletes, In Philadelphia, produced
great excitement. During the prog
ress of the game the newspaper offices
were thronged, and as the game APP
preached a close thousands Of people
were in the streets rs returns came
from time to time, and applause fol-
lowed. When the final result was an
nonced, men swung their hats, and
cheers went up rs enthusiastic as ever.
Havana Ncw..
HAVANA, June 22.--Spaniarls and
foreign members of the Masons attend
ing n meeting Of the Lodge were re-
leased, giving bail to appear for trial
at the summons of 4 military court.
The Governor Of st. Thomas has Is
sued n proclamation against placing
the island under the protection of Den
mark. ~
Several shocks Of earthquakes were
felt to windward of the islands June
9th. The tidal wave at Guadalupe
covered a great extent Of land, and
suddenly dragged vessels far to sea.
Fast Time by n Missis.ippi sionmcr'
ST. Louis, June 22.-The famous
steamer Naichez, Capt. Tom feathers,
arrived here to-day from New Orleans
in three days, twenty-five hours and a
half, the fastest time aver made. The
race made to beat time, by the cele-
brated j. w. White, in 1874, which was
three days, twenty-three hours and
minutes, was never beaten until to-day,
although many Of the swiftest boats
which have run this river during the
past quarter of Il century have at
tempoed 1t. Great excitement among
steamboat men and citizens generally.
People were excited all day In regard
to the race, and when the Nmchez
touched the wharf this evening she
was Immediately thronged with the
excited crowd, which was enthusiastic
over the great victory. a largo amount
of money changed hands on the result.
Large Fire In Montreal.
MONTREAL, June ga large fire
occurred last evening, destroying the
Athens planning mill and lumber yard,
and adjoining lumber yard of Tucker
& Sons, and that Of Shearer. About u
dozen families were rendered homeless
a hundred mechanics thrown out of
employment. Loss about $500, 000.
Coisred unsons.
CISCINNATI, June 22.-The Grand
Lodge of colored Masons Is In session
here. Eighty delegates were present,
including representatives from the
Grand Lodges Of New Jersey, Della
ware, Pennsylvania and Virginia.
a~IAisps If 1910
Twenty-six soldiers of 1912 arrived
here tonight Ell route to Fort Meigs
to take part in the celebration.