Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-10
TATE TELEeRAMs.
The Dissurbanoes In the Psnnsyiva-
Mia Coal Region.

nia Coal Region.
HAnRnBuRo, April 9.-The Governor.
after an interview With a committee from
Hazelton. telegrsphs the Sheriff Of Lu.
cernc county. at wilkesbarre. that q
committee Of prominent men. represent
ing both citizens and miners. have as
sured him that the troubles have been
greatly exaggerated. aud promising that
II troops are Withdrawn, 10 aid the civil
authorities In maintaining order. They
also pledge themselves, on behalf Of the
various miners associations, that what
Il known as dead work 1t tho mines will
not DO intsrferod with, nor parties doing
such work. The Governor therefore
asks that tho Sheriff will 90 at once to
Hazelton and investigate the condition
Of affairs there, and, 10 he IL satisfied
peace eau DO maintained without troops,
to inform tho Governor, 80 that they
can be withdrawn. Sheriff Kirkendalo
reported that he would 60 tomorrow.
The Adjutant General will also 60, by
direction Of tho Governor.
A Boston Journals Estimate or
senator BoeSh
Bosros, April 9.-The Herald, after
reviewing Booths creditablo career
against railroad and other California
rings, says II IN evident now that no
third party will DO formed for operations
In 1876, except In tho event Of Presi-
dent Grants denomination. Should
| that occur q leader would DO wanted,
and Booth would stand q fair chance TO
be the man. Ho has not yot exhibited
his powers in the SENATE, whoro no took
his seat last month, and Il Is evident
that no must gain his position theroyby
real work rather than by striking nd
dress or personal magnetism. His in
tellect may lack something Of warmth.
but II has been logical and tenacious.
and il is certain that tho railroad inter
ests Of tho Pacific coast found him o
,igilant, active and ~undnuntcd oppo-
ncnt. and he gained the confidence, II
he did not excite the enthusiasm Of his
supporters and followers.
Tribune Celebration.
New YoRK. April 9.-Tho Tribune
celebrates Its thirty.ffth anniversary to-
morrow by taking possession Of its new
building and printing q quadruplc sheet,
with n picture and description OF tho
building, giving the figures Of its oircu-
lation. showing an average Of over Co.
900 daily.
Out OF she Fight.
CHICAGO, April "a Washington
special says: l have tho statement from
high authority that Hon. Z. u. WASH
burne has sont word from Paris inform-
ing his confidential friends here that no
has positively withdrawn from the con-
test for tho Presidential nomination.
In whose favor no takes the step / am
not informed positively. Rumor says
Bristow's aspirations will 10 specially
promoted by II.
A Bosten Paper On the C~onnecticut
Election.
BosroS, April 0.--The advertiser says
OF tho Connecticut election: Tho potent
lesson OF tho result Is that tho Republic
can party cannot successfully undertake
to approve and defend tho errors OF its
national administration, and tho name
Of the President il not u potent rallying
cry cast or west. and II there oycr WINS u
design on the part Of anybody TO make
him tho Republican candidate for q third
term, tho Connecticut election Ia o sig.
nifcant warning that It will not do to
try il.