Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-05
Complaints Of non-Deiivery oil fs''
tai Cards.

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CHICAGO, June "a Washington
special says the Postmaster General Is
overwhelmed with complaints from
different parts OF the country about the
nou-delivery Of postal cards. 1t aP-
pears that the Morgan Envelop Com
pany Of Springfield, Mass, which has
contracted for furnishing the cards
have utterly rallied to come to time.
The contract was for 4 1000, 600, ana
the understanding WAS that they would
be.supplied as fast as required. The
demand Is greater than was expected
aud had the entire $4,000, 600 been for
warded Mt once. the Department could
probably have sold them. The con-
tractors have only supplied about s.
600, 900. The Postmaster General In
order to meet the wants Of the public
demand, would gladly annul the con-
tract, but it appears that the Morgan
Envelop Company is strongly endors'
ed by Congressman Dawes and Butler
and Cresswell does not care to incur
their displensure. The company's bid
was unusually low and the impression
at the Post Office Department Is that
they have discovered there Is no money
in the contract, and that they arc in
no hurry to comply with the contract
Another fact In connection with this
matter Is that the last supply Of cards
received is said to be below the STAN
dard. 1t Is probable that the Post
master General will be compelled to
annul the contract.
PsIaris survivors Expected TO Ar
rive-TAey Will DO Examined sep
nratciy.
The arrival Of the steamer Frolic.
with the survivors of Capt. Halls Po'
laris expedition, Is daily expected nj
the Washington Navy Yard. The Sec
rotary of the Navy has given orders
that the officers and men of the Polarls
OH board the Frolis, shall not be allow
ed to communicate with anybody until
they shall first have had an interview
with the Secretary. That officer is not
at oil satisfied with the numerous state
uicnts already published pertaining to
the given story OF the wreck Of the Po'
laris. He proposes to ascertain If pos
.sible the truth from Capt. Tyson and
men, and will subject them to separate
examinations. so that noon shall know
what his companions relate. Secretary
Robson thinks this will be the bes'
way to reach the truth. There Is a
suspicion that Capt. Hall was the Oh
iect of foul play and that there was a
mutiny on board the Polaris. The ship
was under the rules and regulations o
the navy, and should it appear that the
suspicious entertained are well found
ed, the offenders will be vigorously
punished.
Runored Denial Of n New Trial fo'
Stokes.
New York, June "a rumor pre-
walls that the Court Of Appeals ha'
given a decision adverse to the appli
cation Of Stokes for a new trial.
Hunting UP n swindler.
The North German Government !
looking for one G. o. CLAWS, charged
with swindling a large number o
Mormons By selling them worthless
bonds and Western lands, OH the rep
resentation that the bonds were a val
liable investment and lands were ell
chilly located and fast Increasing II
value.
Denial.
The District Attorney says 1t is no
true that the Grand Jury had found al
Indictment against the last Distric
Attorney Garyin and James b. Young
or a new indictment against Tweed.
Rntni Accident In New Jersey.
Two negroes were killed and fr'
wounded at Keyport, New Jersey, yes
terday, by the fall of a frame building