Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-30
viii WISH, ,ho centennial.

" seneLuoih, Will vibit tuo Oeptrnuih
at Philadelphia. and will also travel ex
tsnsivsly In the United Stats. Mr.
Pile, formerly Minister there. viii
shortly leave Caracas on boari ID,
steamship Bolivar. for Philadelphia. ~
Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy tx
trnordinary Of Venezuela to the United
States. Ono OF the most importan,
tasks he has been instructed with Ia Il
facilitate the claims this country ON th,
Venezuelan Government. Pile will. Il
Is understood, also solicit the intsrven'
ton Of our Government In grave dis
putes which have lately arisen between
Holland and Venezuela.
Little Prospect or Dinieulty with
spain.
A Washington dispatch says that the
prospect Of q ~peaceabls settlement oil
our difficulties with Spain, and her 70.
nswed energy aud wisdom in the paci'
f~ication OF Cuba. Is 10 good that unless
a now unforeseen and unexpected change
should occur. there Is no probability OF
hostiliiies or Of the necessity for such
intervention as was forsshadowed In the
Presidents message. Spanish property
owners In Cuba have but recently been
made to bear q large part Of the burden
OF war. and their sufferings have dis.
posed them TO urge peace and good gov.
eminent as tho means 10 peace. An
expert financier 10 now In Cuba with
power 10 rearrange the finances and
make important reforms OF all kinds, In
which labors he will have the aid Of
Jovellar. tho new Captain. II Is prob
able that tho substance Of that part Of
the Presidents message relating TO Cuba
was sent In advance to the American
Ministers ut the principal European
courts, aud thus committed to the gov
ernments to which they were accredited
as matters Of Information and TO draw
out from them some expressions Of
opinion.
A Masonic Impsstsr.
NEW YonK, Dec. 30.-A Boston dis.
patch says o Freedman. named Charles
Lagarlierle. has formed q Masonic
lodge Of printers, prsssmen. dog fancisrs
and some persons Of higher standing.
Independent OF the Grand Lodge Of that
city. lie initiated tho men into various
degrees for q foe Of $40. but differences
arose between him and the brethren, and
on suspicion Of being an i'm.
Lagarlisrlc wss arrested. The
members whom no initiated assert to
those Of other lodges that the pass words
arc all right. Larsarlisrls says the
whole affair Is q conspiracy, and BIO will
the miscreants OF the Grand
In court.
The Intervsntion Rumors
CHICAGO, Dec. 30. = Tho Tirit1e's
Washington special says tho cable dis.
patch from Vienna, TO the effect that our
Government hns sent . circular TO prin-
cipal European Powers, asking how they
would look upon the intervention Of the
United States between Spain and Cuba.
obtains general credenco amongmsmbsrs
Of the diplomatic corps. One Of these
has stated It 10 be within his knowledge
that Fish, about a month ago. asked In.
formally and privately nearly oil the
representatives Of European Govern.
ments hero how they thought such q
step would DO regarded, and was told by
most in reply that they believed II
would DO looked upon with favor. This
fact, coupled with the svasivs answers
In general from the authorities, has led
to a strong belief thai the dispatch from
Is correct.
wet weather.
NEw York, Dec. 30.-Ths stormy
weather in this vicinity continues again
this morning. A steady drizzling rain
Is falling. Il has rainsd every day this
week. The temperature Is mild. with
The thsrmoms.er ranging from seven to
ton degrees above zero.
for che Centennial Jam.
boree IL Cineinnati.
CINCINNATI. Doc. 3o.-Prspsrations
for the Centennial Jambores are almost
The city will be grandly
Illuminated, and the Centennial year be
ushsred In amid q scene Of general
pomp and rejoicing. The procession.
by Chief Of Fire Department
will be one Of the largest ever
here. The line Of march EN-.
oil the principal streets. The
will march promptly at IL
Discharged
Fifty mechanics employed In the
and Ohio Railroad shops
we're discharged yesterday.
Terrific Tornado In Louisiana.
NEW YoRx. Dec. 30.-A special from
says a terrific tornado passed
twelve miles cast Of Hickman, La. on
Sunday evening. sweeping down whole
In It's pathway. The force Of
the wind was so great that persons can
now walk over the trunks Of trees where
before were dense woods. Twelve dwell.
ling houses and barnes were blown down,
the inmates barely escaping with their
lives. Al Maryheld two persons were
crushed to death under the ruins Of o
A negro was killed outright.