Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES


GUELPH, Ont. April l3.-The Ray
mond Sewing Machine ComPany's fac
tory Is burned. Loss. $4,000.
INDIANAPOLIS. April IA FIRE last
night destroyed Rush 4 Compsny's
Union Elevator with . large amount Of
corn. Total loss on building. about
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. Loss on
grain. about 1000.
GLorcnsrER. N. j.. April 1a.-Ths
Washington House and three other
buildings were burned last night. Loss
$4,000; partly insured.
Labor Trssbies.
LOWELL. Mass. April l3.-The mule
spinners In the Prescott and Lawrence
mills quit work last night. and tonight
the mulespinners in all other mills will
DO discharged.
surveyisg the Black Hills
OMAHA. Neb. April l3.-Six compa-
mics OF cavalry and two Of infantry have
been ordered from tho railroad to tho
base Of the Black Hills. as an escort to
the Government ~geologist, who will
make a survey Of that country. They
expect to leave Fort Laramie on the
18th. Tho Government is promptly
appraised Of tho many expeditions into
this country and is prepared for them.
Letters from the Red Cloud Agency
show that the Indians ars fully aware OF
all that is being done in the matter and
40 much excited over II. The head
warriors, who are really moro powerful
than the chiefs. aro favorably inclined
to dispose Of the country between the
two Cheyenne rivers for u good round
consideration. In the event OF its pur-
chase the head warriors will insist that
the reservation 10 removed to the head
Of Tongue River. at the base OF
the Big Horn mountains. The Indians
are exceedingly anxious that q largo
number OF their head chiefs and war
rios should go to Washington and zoe
tho President. and are pleased that an
agent has been ordered to take them to
Washington.
Bseeher-Tiltoa.
NEw YoRx, Arpil l3.-1n tho Beech
er trial to-day. Notwithstanding n storm
OF snow and sloet. m unusual largo
crowd. and the usual proportion OF wo-
men were in attendance. Beecner re-
sumed his testimony. H. A. Bowen.
who spoke to him about Gen. Butler.
was n member Of the family Of Edward
Bowon. lie was only a boy. and brought
witness a message. Moulton never told
witness that Tilton was willing to mako
a statement before the Investigating
Committee, which would exclude the
charge Of adultery between him and
Mrs. Tilton. Moulton did say Tilton
was incenscd because his vito had
been before tho Investigating Commit
tee. Moulton once asked witness 1.-The had
mentioned tho 5000 given him by wit
ness for Tilton TO any II c Witness re-
piled he had and Moulton said he should
deny Il. Witness had told Oliver john
son about II on one occasion. johnson
saying be had heard remarks about wit
ness refusing to do anything to holP
| Iilton; Moulton did not say anything
about Gen. Tracy having been told Of
$1,000. Witness attention a called
to a card published in tho Brooklyn
Unioa in 1879. and he was asked how 1t
came to be printed. lie said ii was u
suggestion Of Mr.. Cleveland, ON account
Of tho publication in the New York Sua
Of tho visit Of Claflin and Bowen TO Mrs.
woodhu!l's. in search Of documents;
when I prepared this card I took 1t to
Moulton and left 1t with him; hs told
me there ought to DO q little predatory
matter, which no said should be insert
ed. The suggestion Of the card was not
from Moultop, but from Cleveland.