Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-07
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE e.

Ne TidtnEs or the steamer Crsn well.
New York, June THE missing
steamer, George Cromwell, Is still the
object OF solicitude In this city. The
agent here denies the truth of the
report that the Cromwell had OIL board
a large quantity Of ammunition. and
says she had none whatever. Her fate
will probably be determined by to-
morrow, when the steamer Washing
tom. following In the track of the
Cromwell, will arrive In New Orleans.
The Pslaris I~nvc.iizstien.
A Washington special says, from
the statements thus far made In the
Polaris investigation, the separation
Of the vessel from the ice foes was
purely accidental, instead of being
effected with generalization; that there
1, not the slightest reason, from the
testimony thus far taken, to suspect
any person Of mutlny and heartless
desertion, and that Esqulmaux Joe
never told any such story as has been
attributed to him In regard to the
death of Captain Hall.
Probably Fatal Accident.
William Stuart, well-known as a
theatrical manager, while passing
down the main stairway of the police
headquarters, yesterday, when near
the bottom was seized with vertigo and
fell over the bannisters. He remained
insensibie for half an hour, and 1t is
feared he received severe internal In
juries. .
The Great Fire IL Toledo, Ohio.
TOLEDO, Ohio. June THE burnt
district embraces about one.half the
block bounded by Summit, Adams. st.
Clair and Madison streets. The Com
mercial lost by removal Of type and
other material, but appeared this morn
ing ms usual. The total loss BY fire
will not DO less than $500, 600, with in
surance amounting to $3.50, 0OO. Tho
Fireman's Fund, San Francisco, loses
81, 500. The origin Of the fire Is I'M
known.
Victoria WssdhuIi-A Probable Sell.
Chicago. juno THE Tribune has
the following special from New York
dated at an early hour this morning.
Victoria Woodruff, who at first was
thought to be dead, was only uncon-
scious, In which condition she still re.
mains, her friends say, with little
probability Of recovery. As these same
friends t%elegraphed In all directions
that she was dead, this last statement
Is taken cum grano sails. Tho whole
story Is believed to BE- a dodge to create
sympathy for her.
Tho vIeana Csmmis.Isners.
The Tri6une's Vienna correspond
ent, under date Of May 18th. speaking
OF tue charges against the American
Commissioners, says the general i'm
preston there is that Meyer 10 guilty
of the charges against him. and will be
permanently removed, and that II Van
Buren, shall fail Of reinstatement 1t
will DO In consequence Of his warm de-
Tense Of Meyer, having given the i'm
preston that he was implicated with
him. The other members Of the Com
mission have been wholly exonerated
and will probably be relnstated. The
correspondent adds that the charges Of
i~ncapacity, which have been brought
against Van Buren's Commissioners,
are eminently unjust, as the United
States Department, with Its eight hun
bred exhibitors, show that men who
are lacking in executive ability or in
fluencc could not have gathered such
all exhibit. 1t has now been proven.
beyond question, that no money was
paid by tho Commissioners for their
places, but that all the appointments
werc made Oh the recommendation Of
wcll-known and honorable citizens.