Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-30

Further from she Great Ftrs ~
Osskssh, Wis.
CHICAGO. April SO.-The total losses
BY the great FIRE at Oshkosh are not yet
known. but still estimrtsd in the nsigh.
borhood Of 81. 0OO.o 900. Two men were
killed BY falling walls. and 30 far -
known, these were the only fatal cas-
u~altiss. The safes Of most Of tho
business houses are still in the ruins.
and all Of the insurance Offices In the
city have been destroyed. The amount
Of insurance Is yet unknown. Some
200 families are said 70 bs In need Of ~
sistanos from the public. and the Com
mon Council Of Oshkosh last night ap-
propriatsd %. 900 for their relief. There
In q determination expressed among
business men who have been burned
out. to rebuild Immediately. though the
blow TO the town Is q severe one. espsc-
ially a. 1t is less than . year since over
200 buildings were burned there.
VS. Kiss % bs I.dicssd In wash.
ingtsn.
A Washington special says the indica-
tons are that the Grand Jury will In
dict VIM. s. King.
Indians In Irons.
A Topeka dispatch says IS chiefs and
head men OF the Cheyenne prisoners
were ironed and sent to Fort Sill on the
"a instant. to 10 tried for participating
in tho outrages last Summer.
Died srhi. wsunds.
wILrrBARRr. Pa. April, 3O.-0ficer
Rcibezenner. shot by the Councils yes
tcrday. died this morning.
Will visit His Farm.
WASHINGTON. April 3O.-The Presi-
don't may 60 TO his farm in Missouri bs-
fore be %rstires for the Summer to Long
Branch.
The civil Rights Hill.
Judges Brooks and Dick, in their
charges to tho Grand Jury in North
Carolina. declared the criminal features
OF the Civil Rights hill unconstitutional.
a. no law could say men are socially
equal.
Besshsrrtltsn.
NEw YoRx. April 30.-At tho Beecher
trial this morning. defendant was not
present. but there was a notable increase
Of spectators. The cross-examination
Of Tracy wal continued. I had q talk
with Mrs. Moulton the night her hus-
band made o short statement before tho
committee. I learned that night that
tho short statement had boon prepared
instead OF a long one, and that Mrs.
Moulton was instrumental In preparing
it. (shown the paper.) I presume
this is the statement presented the even.
ing Of August 10th. Witness attention
was called TO q conversation with Mrs..
Moulton ON the 10th Of August. and said
he understood the conversation was con-
ndential. and he didn't desire to make
il known unless the lady should wish
it. He said. however. 1t was not the
conversation in which he was acting a.
counsel for the lady witness. He con.
tinuod, I had q conversation with Mrs.
NJ, but didn't tell her she had saved
the old man, nor advise her to turn her
husbands lsng statement, telling her
that II II were published II would cause
her husbands ruin financially and So
cially. The short statement OF Moulton
to tho committee was read by Beach;
I was present al tho meeting OF the
when this statement was
presented by Moulton. had a short
interview with him at Storr's house
no presented his statement. Ho
told me he would not present a long
but had q shorter n as u
think he communicated
its substance to me. Munson VA pres
emit at that interview. I had few inter
views with Mrs. Moulton prior to this.
but In ono Of them I never said to her
10 kick Tilton out Of tho house and burn
tho documents as ho would bring her
into trouble and disgrace. i saw
Richards when no was before tho Com
I did not ask him In IN inter-
view before no went before the CON-
II his sister admitted having
adultery.