Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29
EASTERN DISPATCHES
srEcIAL TO rnE osLs HILL SAILr NV
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Charlie Ross discovered.

plaoeu on tne hlontrcal urhin, NJ Nassau,
Monday night. by somo men who failed
to provide him with tickets. He gave
another name at hrst, but finally said
the men made him tell q fictitious story,
and that his name was Ross; that be
had lived in Philadelphia, and wal car.
risd away while playing with his brother
Eddie, and that his mothers name was
Annie.
The Prospect or Cuban Inservestios
NEW YoRx, December ga special
FROM Vienna says the Secretary Of State
Of the United States has transmitted TO
every European Government . circular,
asking an expression Of views regarding
American intervention in Cuba. In order
to obtain data to DO used in the prep.
aration OF President Grants supple.
msntary message to Congress- All the
Governments have replied satisfactorily.
England isrsady to indorse intervention
at the present moment. The other ma
tons express willingness TO support In
tsrysntion, but hesitate 10 take tho In.
iyfvs.
|frsusIs Absus Mexican Claims.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29-A Times Washing
ton special says: Some Of the Ameri-
can citizens who have claims TO prefer
against tho Mexican Government for
losses sustained upon tho border at the
hands OF Mexican d%sprcdators are In a
good deal OF trouble over the fact OF Sir
Edward Thorton's great severity In The
examination Of oil cases submitted to
him. Mr.. Thornton 10 tho umpire who
has the final decision upon all claims
that have been passed upon by the
kMs1ican Claims Commission. Some OF
bhs heavier claimants, who havo Ind
upward Of . million dollars allowed
them BY the Board Of Claims Com.
missionsrs, have had the misfortune to
BE- thrown out entirely by the
ruling Of Sir Edward Thorn.
ton. Some Of these disappointed
ones talk bitterly concerning the action
Of the British Minister. and say he has
shown great prejudice against American
claimants In his rulings. They give as
one Of the strong reasons for his more
than ordinary severe scruting Of the
claims that have already boon allowed
BY The Commission, that Mexico Ia
largely indebted 10 England. and that as
the formers treasury is In q very poor
condition. the greater the claims allowed
to citizens Of the American Government,
the more will England's chances DO re.
duosd for obtaining anything for her
creditors. In view Of the steady growth
Of the claims on the part OF both Mexico
and America, II Is now felt BY the Gov.
eminent that something ought finally to
Be done, II possible. to put an ond to
the outlawsd condition Of affairs along
the border. II il said. on good author.
ity. that the Presidsnt is preparing q
special message upon this subject, and
that ho will send Il In at an early day to
Congress.
Csmmsnss Of the Herald on she
Mexican Border AHsirs.
Nnw YoRr. December 29.-Ths Her
aid editorislly discusses the disturbances
on the Mexican border. and says the
proposition OF Minister Foster for q
treaty with Mexico. authorizing the
United States troops to pursue cattle
raiders and other criminals across the
border. 10 an absurd proposal. aud II
permissible, would have TO DO secipro-
Gated. allowing Mexican troops to pur.
sue fugitive criminals into Texas, ns cat.
lie raiding Is known to DO practiced on
both sidss. Such q treaty instead Of
preventing difficulties would multiply
them. a.d before II had been In opsr.
alton . year would through mutual
eimination LEAD 10 war.