Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-20
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.

Meehanics' Strike.
New YoRx, May 2O.-The wood
carvers, cabinet makers and upholster-
ers have resolved to strike for the eight
hour system.
varnish Factory Burned.
NEW York, May 2O.-Myers & Lo-
wenstein's varnish factory at Hunters
Point. was burned yesterday ; loss over
800, 900; insured for $4,000. Two
firemen were severely injured by an
explosion.
Seward on tho Alabama Qsestien:
NEw YORK, May 2O.-TEe Herald
publishes an interview with ex-Secre-
tary Seward on the Alabama question.
Seward favon the adoption Of q sup
Elemental article, and thinks the SEN
ate will agree to 1t. He referred to
the Johnson-C Clarendon treaty as a
means Of overcoming all difficulty In
the case, and:stated that the people, If
dissatisfied with tho treaty of WASH
ington, should urge Government to
bring up the former and have it rati-
fed by tho Senate.
Beecher 81 tho Labor Strikers.
NEW YonK, May 20.-Henry Ward
Beecher preached last night on the To-
Dor strikes, in which he said In this im-
mense rising of the laboring classes he
recognized one Of the most promising
signs Of the times. He compared tho
capitalists to the herd Of swine into
which evil spirits had entered, and
considered the strikers demands per-
fectly just and reasonable. and said he
was In cntiro sympathy with the
movement.
split Among the INTERNATIONALLY.
New YoIK, May 20.-The threat
ened split among the Internationals
took place yesterday at the federal
council In the morning. They held a
very stormy session. Sections Two
and Ten, both French, the former the
oldest in the country, presented their
withdrawal and some confusion en-
sued. Excited speeches and mutual
recriminatioEs were with difficulty re-
strained by the Chairman and more
temperate members.
-Four Chiidrea Buraed 70 Death.
MEMPHIS, May 2O.-Four children
were burned to death in this city Sat-
urday night, by an explosion Of coal
oil with which the eldest was kindling
q fire.
Frnucs-spanIsh Dimculty.
New YonK, May 2O.-A dispatch
from Madrid states that the course Of
the French Government towards the
Carlists, permitting the fleeing insur-
rectlonists so easily to escape across
the frontier, greatly displeases the
Spanish Government. Guillerres, the
Spanish Consul at Boyonne, has ar-
rived here for the purpose of demand
ing an explanation formally Of the
course Of the French authorities In this
respect.
snsuIdering Rains.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-The fire.
men arc still playing upon the smould-
ering ruins of James building.
schemo 70 Re-eieet Grant.
ST.. LOUIS, May 20.-The Republican
this morning states that 1t has reliable
advices from Washington Of a bold
scheme of the Administration party to
secure the reelection Of Grant. The
plan, as stated, Is that a number OF
influential Southern men are to be
invited to Washington, without being
Informed what they are to come for
land some Of these gentlemen are now
In that city, to whom n proposition
will be made that If they will send
delegates from the Southern States to
Baltimore to Introduce and demand q
Democratic nomination or to bolt the
Convention. In case It refuses to tako
that step and make a nomination, the
Administration party will pass the bill
to refund the cotton tax, grant aid to
the Atlanta and Great Western Canal
Of Georgia, and grant aid and subsidy
to other Southern enterprises and
schemes now before Congress. The
Republican says 1t is stated that one or
two Southern men interested In the
above enterprises favor the PROPOSE
ton, but that generally they reject 1t.