Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-17
TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
o N Is T IMrELLIosHos
The Rrickiaysrs' Strike.

The Rricklaysr.' Strike.
NEw ioRK. June 1.-THE bricklay-
ers' strike has so far produced no result
satisfactory to either strikers or M
yloyers. Many who struck ON Monday
have resumsd work at the old wages.
while some didn't a work at all I'M
til yesterday. At q meeting Of the en-
ployers yesterday a resolution to tho eff
feet that the employers would agree to
pay 81 for a day Of 10 hours. but not
more team - 30 for a day Of 8 hours,
was unanimously adopted. The agents
OF the New York italian Labor COM
pany offered to furnish Italian brick
layers in place Of strikers for from 50 to
- 90 a day OF 8 hours, and say they
will be responsible for their good con-
duct. At last nights session Of the
Bricklayers' Council several more OF the
bosses were reported as having agreed to
an increase Of wages. A firm deter
mination to enter into no compromise
was expressed.
unisn Pacific Railroad Matters.
Sidney Dillon, President OF the Union
Pacific Railroad, has returned from his
tour Of inspection overland, and reports
everything working satisfactorily along
the road. The result Of his trip is the
settlement Of the question Of the juno
ton Of the Union and Central. The
place Of junction is Ogden, Utah, and
Brigham Young has given 1873 acres OF
land at that point for a depot and other
purposes for the Union and Central Pa
cihc and the Northern and Southern
Utah Railroads, which meet ut that
point. At the meeting Of the Directors
of the Union Pacific Railroad in Boston
to-day. the question Of establishing roll
ing mills for the manufacturing Of COM
pany's rails will he considered.
Gold Expectation.
NEw York. June 1.-THE steamship
Cuba took to-day $4,000 in gold coin
and 5000. 900 in gold bars.
Congressional.
wAsnSoros, June II, -senate-Sen-
ator Hamlin called up the House bill to
ascertain the possessors Of the right OF
the Hudson Bay Company and other
British subjects within limits, which
were subject to the award Of the En-
peror Of Germany under the treaty Of
Washington, May s, 1871; passed.
Sherman from the Finance Committee
reported the House tariff bill with
sundry amendments and said 1t was
manifest the hill could not he passed IN
the shape it come from the House. The
Committee ON Finance had added no
new matter to it, but proposed to strike
out various sections, one Of which was
that imposing a tax ON the sale Of coin,
bonds and other securities. The sub
stance Of the bill was unobjectionable.
II was placed on the calender. Pratt
said at the instance Of an old friend, a
citizen Of Ohio, formerly a member Of
thit body, and once an cx-presiding off,
Ger. he desired to call up the bill to
amend the Act to survey lands smntedto
the Northern Pacific Railroad. He said
the charter Of that road provided that a
quantity Of land ON each side OF
the road should DO conveyed to the road.
Some $40, OOo. 900 duo under this clause
had been withheld under the law Of 1870,
which required the cost Of survey to be
paid by the company. The same relief
had been granted to other roads.
Pratt, said, II amended II would prob
ably fail ON account Of want Of time this
session.
The hill then passed without amend
ment.