Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-25

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DATES TO LAST NIGHT.
WashinEtsa News.
WASHINGTON, June A.-The COM
mission Of Attorney General Acker-
man will not be issued for several days
yet. His friends believe that he will
not qualify for a month, and Hoar will
remain meanwhile to clear up untirl-
ished business. Alderman was pres
emit at the Cabinet meeting today, but
taking no part in che proceedings, and
was introduced to the members.
The President has nominated Joseph
P. Root, of Kansas, as Minister to
Chilli Chas. L. Gorham, of Michigan,
Minister to Holland, and Jos. c. Bur-
nett, of Kansas, Consul to chihuahua.
The President has determined to re-
move Mr.. Motley, Minister to Eng
land, so soon as a suitable successor Is
found. Hamilton Fish can have the
mission If he desires 1t, though 1t Is
known that no words have passed be-
tween the President and Fish on the
subject.
The Senate rejected S. s. Motif, of
Maryland, as Consul to Pernambuco.
One of the Senators who Is opposed
to San Domingo treaty, says upon an
investigation he is satisfied that thirty
one Senators are against it.
The Democratic members of Con-
gress have issued an address, advising
their political friends In the States to
be particular in the selection Of candi-
dates for Congress, especially those Of
the South should be men who can take
the required oath. Some Importance
is also given to the fact that one-third
of the members of the United States
Senate are soon to be elected, and
Democrats are urged to adopt suitable
means to secure the election Of the
largest possible number OF members of
the State Legislatures.
Jesse G. Sharp, youngest son of Mar
shall Sharp and nephew Of the Pres
ident, died to-day.
A Distingulshod FsrcIgs Visitor.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-General
v. Langally, the new Russian Minister
to China, goes via the New York
Pacific Railroad to San Francisco. lie
stays n month In New York and will
then visit visit the battle fields Of the
rebellion.
Oppeattisn e Introducing Chinese
Labor.
New York, June 24.-The meeting
of the Workingmen's Association,
against introducing Chinese labor into
this country, forcibly denounced As a
continuance Of slavery, and the Mas
achusetts men were declared ~slavers,
and deserving death. Mr.. Nelson, Of
Wyoming, the President, said that If
tho Government did not keep the Chi
nese out, the seat Of Government
should be removed. All were unani-
nous in demanding from Congress
such measures rs would put Il stop to
the importation of Chinese. Resolu-
tlons to that effect were adopted, and
several speakers urged that If this
failed, recourse should be had to
arms, A mass meeting Of worklngmen
will be held OH Thursday evening uext.
He, weather IN Iiliasis- The Crops
-Piros.
CHICAGO, June A.-The heated term
continues. The thermometer, at two
O'Clock T.. NJ, was 90 degrees. AT differ
ent points within q hundred miles OF
the city 1t ranges from 81 to lO2 de-
grees. The crops, except corn, In
many sections, are reported ruined.
An extraordinary number of fires
have occurred at different points.
At Pennington, Ills, yesterday,
seven buildings were burned. A pillow
factory, planning mill and carriage
shop was also destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
No insurance.
At Racine, Wis.,, yesterday and last
night, a large elevator and several
shops and houses were burned. Loss,
$35, 1000. Insurance, only $4,000.
FIVE buildings, comprising the en-
tire business portion of Mendoza. ILL.,,
were burned this morning. Loss, be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
General Sheridan arrived In this city
this evening from a tour Of obserya-
ton In the Indian country.
The Eric Railroad War.
New York, June 24.-The Erie
Railroad Company commenced n new
suit against Burt, Raphael, Wander
bilt and others, for five million dollars
damages.
Eleven persons were Frustrated by
the heat to-day-none fatally. The
thermometer stood at "a ut . O'Clock
to-day ; tonight It is So.
The summer Races.
PROVIDENCE, June 24.-rhe trot for
1900 was won by Goldsmith Maid
.Americaa Girl second, General Palmer
third, Lady Thorae fourth. Time
224IL4, 225, 22sll, 22s14.
Suicide Of . Q~aarreissnsr Wsnnn.
CHICAGO, June 24.-In Forsythe, ILL.,,
yesterday, n woman In a quarrel
struck another with u pole, intllcting
serious injuries. An officer went to
her house to arrest her, when she re-
tired I'd her room, ostensibly to change
her clothes, took a gun and blew her
brains out.
Three Chiidren turned - Death.
The residence Of Elijah George, near
Clinton, Mo-, was burned Il few nights
since, and three children--the youngest
three years, and the Others, twins, aged