Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-27
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
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New York Central Railroad Bonds.
New York, 27.-It Is rumored that
VIM. a. Vanderbilt, Jr., has sailed for
Europe to negotiate the 100000 Of
New York Central bonds still remain.
Ing out Of tho recent issue Of $l0,'
100000.
Lake .shore Railroad Difficulties.
The matter of the Lake Shore loan
to the Union Trust Company Is not
yet settled. According to the state
ment Of the Directors a difficulty has
arisen In the negotion Of the notes Of
the Commore, bankers who had agreed
to discount them refusing to do 30 un'
less the capital Of the Union Trust
Company Is enlarged by the payment
Of an additional million Of dollars
A full list Of the securities had BY the
creditors Of George b. Grinnell q Co.,
Is published. They are mainly shares
OF Lake Shore aud Northwestern,
with a dash Of Now York Central.
The Financial Panic as IL Affects
Europe.
A letter from Berlin shows that city
has not only not been affected BY the
American panic. but Is preparing for
one Of Its own. Scandals OH the irreg-
ularity and insecurity In every branch
Of business, p~rodigality and waste
among the middle classes, great suffer
log Of the poor, a swelling tide OF emil
grafton aud all forms Of pecuniary dis
tress hang over the city, and all are
said to be owing to nothing less than
specie imitation.
Politico Religious Conspiracy I'm
The Baltic Gazette says the Russian
Government has been obliged to order
arrests among the Roman Catholic
clergy In the dloceses Of Chain. A
vast politico religious conspiracy has
been discovered among the clergy.
Arrival OF Joseph Arch.
Joseph Arch has arrived in this city.
Theodore Tilton Declines to Appear
Theodore Tilton has written a letter
to the Plymouth Church Committee
saying that inasmuch as he has not
been a member of that church for the
past four years, he does not feel In
duty bound to obey them to appear
before them, and therefore respectfully
declines to answer the charges made
against him In the Beecher-Bowen
scandal.
Abatement OF the Yellow Fever.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.-From noon Sat
urday, to noon Sunday. 20 yellow
fever deaths occurred. and from noon
Sunday to noon to-day 10 died Of yel.
low fever, q decrease Of Is. Ice formed
In many places this forenoon, and the
prospect Is more hopeful. A few alb
sentees have returned to the city, but
the Board Of Health says 1t IL too early.
No new cases were reported to the
Howard Association up to noon today,
aud they are discharging nurses.
Reduction I'm Wages.
PrrrsBURe. Pa, Oct. 27.-Ata meet
ing o n Saturday, at which all the fur
naces In the vicinity wore represented,
it was voted unanimously to reduce
the wages ten per cent. on and after
to-day. It was the opinion Of a major
ity of the meeting that 1t would be diff
ficult to keep the furnaces In blast ard
that a further reduction might be nee
essary to prevent entire suspension.
Interest Payment.
NEW YORK, October T.-Two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars In coin
were paid out to-day on account Of
November Interest without rebate.