Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-18
Overland Dispatches
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DATES To LAST NIGHT.
Death n jerome Napeiesn Hons.
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BALTIMORE, June 17.-Jerome Ma
poleon Bonaparte died this morning,
aged IS. His mother. Mrs. Williams,
also died.
Washingsen News.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE House
select committee on the Cuban bonds
business, closed It's Investigations TO-
day, and will make up their report on
Monday.
Representative Fitch testified that
he never saw Taylor-by whom 1t was
alleged Fitch had been bribed.
Mr.. Stark called for the bill to pro-
hiblt international servile labor, and
remarked that he did not want servile
labor to compete with free labor in
this country, If it could be prevented.
The bill was considered, and various
amendments were suggested. The bill
was laid aside for a day or two.
The bill granting Yerba Buena
Island to the Western Pacific Railroad
Company was rejected-ayes, 50; noes,
50. A motion to reconsider the vote
to reject the Yerba Buena bill was ell
tered.
The nomination Of General Acker.
man was referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary by the Senate to-day.
James B. Mexican was confirmed
| Chief Justice of Utah; c. G. Grove
for Secretary of Utah; Benz. F. Pier,
rote, of California, was nominated for
Consul at Bucharest.
A Democratic Congressional caucus
was held last night to secure concert OF
action OH public measures. Apaper is
being prepared, addressed to tieil
| Southern friends, relative to the cleo.
ton of members from that section.>
The testimony before the Senate Sc
lect Committee OH the San Domingo
Treaty was closed last night, and the
Committee will meet tomorrow fol
consultation, and to prepare their re-
port. After the report shall have been
made, the consideration Of the San
Domingo Treaty will be resumed.
state Ticket In Vermont.
MONTPELIER, June 1.-THE Demo
cratic Convention renominated its last
years State ticket.
The Cuban Question.
HAVANA, June 1.-THE papers com
ment avorably on President Grant:
message, and prominent persons desire
that Congress send a special commits,
sion to Cuba to see matters for them
selves.
Miscellaneous Items.
CHICAGO, June IA Times Wash,
ington special says there was quite a
scene In the San Domingo Investigation
Committee, to-day, when Consul Perry,
who was being examined, stated, In
reply to n question, that Senator How.
ard had tried to influence him not to
report to the State Department oil the
Imprisonment of Hatch, saying II he
would not he (Howard) would make II
all right with the President. Howard,
who was present, denounced the state.
ment as false but Perry retorted. and
took out some of Towards cards with
memoranda penciled on the backs.
4 Tribune dispatch says Caleb Cush.
ing put In the answer of the Post cor.
respondent before the House Com.
mittee to-day. He submitted papers
upon which the dispatch was founded,
and made some very sharp points
against members for complaining Of
the publication Of their statements by
lobby agents, when everybody knows
that they have no difficulty In ap.
preaching members for conversation
ut all times. He claimed that the pub
LEGATION was not an endorsement Of the
matter stated, but simply a presenta-
ton of papers, copies Of which were In
possession Of q member OF a House
Committee from Nevada, who was
present. He said that when an answer
had been read that if 1t had been made
In the House he would not have pressed
the matter further.
The same dispatch ~contradicts the
rumors that Secretary Fish is about to
resign, or that there is any Disagree
ment between him and the President.
The resignation of Hoar was solely In
pursuance of a determination long
/ since announced. There has been no
difference beteen the President and
the Attorney General, and there is no
cause for believing his resignation In
dicates any general change in the Cab
met.
New York, June II. = Margaret
DAILY, charged with the murder of her
uncle, Rev. p. B. DAILY, an eX-Catholic
priest, was yesterday found guilty Ct
manslaughter, and sentenced to four
year. Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary.
The city Is vigorously contrasting. the
right of the New York and Harlem
Railroad Company to take n portion
of Fourth avenue and other public
streets up town for a new depot. The
arguments In the case commenced yes
terday before the general term Of the
Supreme Court.
late. Havana correspondence leaves
scarcely a doubt Of the failure Of the
Upton expedition. A number of men
and about 1000 stand of arms were
landed, and almost Immediately after
ward captured, the steamer escaping
the Spanish gunboats aud sailing for
Aspinwall. Bad management was
plainly the cause of the disaster.
BY THE CABLES.