Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03
LATE TElEsRAMs.
Negotiations utsh che sieux In.
diAsaf Failnfs-They Decline -
Sign ne Agfeement.

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Vegetables utsh she sieux In
afAnas faiIafs-They Decline -
Sign ne Agreement.
WAsuuorox, June 2.-The President
had council with the Indians at the
Interior Department to-day. The press
and oil outsiders were excluded. The
Commissioners give the following synop-
ais Of the interview: Tho President ex,
planned that By tho agreement that had
been drawn. they rslinquished the right
TO hunt in NsheaakA and. ressrved 70
themselves the country north OF the
Niabnxa river outsids their reservation.
AL The country north Of The North
Platte 10 considered a. unocded terri
tory. BY this they give up portions OF
this country. and reserve tho part where
the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Agen-
ciss are located. He said that $25. 900
vas for presents. and RAJ to b given In
money. He offered 10 allow Thorn 70
namo the person 10 receive the money
aud bay such things as they wanted.
He expressed a desire 10 SEQ them well
provided for during his term OF ofieo,
and naked them 10 consider the question
Of removing 10 Indian Territory.
Spotted Tail said the Government
was asking too much: that . certain
portion Of their country had never been
cedsd, and wanted TO know whom they
were TO be paid for that. He alluded to
the section which they still intended to
retain. He declined to sign the agree
ment, aud said no would 20 home TO his
people and send word back what no
would do. IIo was told the money
would pass into the Treasury on June
30th, and he asked II some one here
could hold 1t until they could return to
their country and send word back what
their people would do. The President
was finally compelled to leave. the In
dams having declined to sign the agree
ment.
The Ohio Republican state Couven'
tisn = Tho Ticket. riatfsrn.
Etc.
COLUMBUS, Juno AIT tho Republi-
can State Convention to-day the fol-
lowing ticket was nominated: Governor,
Il. Il. Hayes; Lieutenant Governor. I.
l.. Young; Supreme Judges. g.. w. Nc
llwaine and James Williams, Attorney
General, John Little; Treasurer, ].
Minor. The following platform was
adopted: That the States are one IN a
nation: and all citizens aro equal under
tho law and entitled TO the fullest pro.
lection; that a policy OF finance should
DO steadily pursued which. without a
shock to business, will ultimately
squalizo the purchasing capacity Of coin
and paper: that We favor q tariff for
revenue, with protection to American
industry, that q grateful people con
never cease 10 remember the services oil
our soldiers. and that II owes II to them
that liberality and generosity should OBJ.
tain in the adjustment Of pay and
bounties; that we demand TINT the pub.
lic domain be scrupulously reserved fol
actual settlement; that tho observance oil
washington's example in retiring al
the close OF q second Presidential torn
will DO in the future. rs In the past, TO
garded az q fundamental rule In tho un.
WIittcu ihWb VI tuo Ahepuphos thus Wv
distinguished success OF her administra'
ton, which to tho fame OF n patriot and
soldier has boon added that Of tho capa.
bic and judicious statesman. entitled
President Grant to tho gratitude Of his
countrymen.
opeainx OF she Colorado stock Ex'
change.
DESvEn, Juno 2.--The Colorado Stocl
Exchange Board was formally oponed
hero yesterday. A largo number OF cap
i~talists OF this locality and a number
from the Pacific Coast were prosont,
The members Toasted and drank theil
all. One share Of the stock Of the
Marshall Mining Company was thrown
on The Board. It's par value WA 500,
and the proceeds Of the share are to &c
to the benefit Of the Ladies' Relief
Society Of Denver. II was sold three
times for 500. SEQ and sos. Tho
Board meets daily at II o'clock for reg