Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

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poMEsrio NEWs.
Fire q, Canton, n. r.

Fire ss Canton. n. r.
WHITEHALL. N. ". April ga firo
at Canton last evening destroyed prop
erty to tho value Of 100000.
Ysrtheeai.E Report on Alaska.
CHICAGO. April ga Warrington
special says; Special Agent Elliott, from
Alaska. IL here. supervising the printing
Of his last report. This report will con.
arm the important positions which have
excited so much curiosity In the scien.
tito world. aud which were 30 violently
assaiisd. Elliott maintains that for
physiological reasons the ssals will never
leave Alaska, and will consequently
always be q source Of revenue to tho
Government.
ARAirs On she Mexican Borders.
Another dispatch says the principal
subject Of discussion was the situation
on the Mexican border. The Official re-
ports rs to the raiding parties were form
ally presented and considered. They
consisted Of tho report received by tho
Postmaster General from the postmas-
tss who have been molested, and Of the
reports Of army officers. These doou.
ments substantiated most Of the dis
patches from tho Mexican border. The
Postmaster General showed that several
Of his officers have been killed. The Sec
Rotary OF State manifested some restive-
ness at these raids. II Ia understood
that the Mexican Government had dis
claimed all responsibility for these In
cursions. II is evident that II these
raids are to continue. tho border mail
services will, Of necessity, DO discon-
tinued. No formal conclusion was
reached, but 1t wa generally understood
that q note Of protest would % be
prepared to DO presented to the Mexican
Government rs q preliminary to the pre-
partition OF o formal note. Mr.. Jewell
Is arranging for the President all the
correspondence Of the Post-ofics Do
partmsnt on this subject.
BeeeherTiitou.
NEw YoRx. April 2s.-The attendance
at the Beocher trial to-day was much
smaller than usual. Mrs. Tilton was
present. in company with Mrs. Field.
The examination Of Gen. Tracy was re-
sumed. He testified that he had nm in.
tsryiew with Franklin Woodruff. in
which Woodruff said many people
thought Moulton should issue u card
about his relations with the Woodruff
people. that 1t would hurt him and he
wished mo TO have q consultation with
Moulton. l agreed to have q consulta.
| ton with him on the understanding II
would no, be hostile TO Beecher. This
was agreed to. and he said he would
bring Moulton around and introduce
him to me. a l did not know him thon.
Woodruff referred TO some papers in
M~oulton's possession relating to the
difficulty. and it was In respect to these
that Woodruff suggested should DO main.
tanned: soon utter Woodruff brought
Moulton around to my Office. The sub
ject referred to In previous CONVEX
saiion was as to what publication should
be made by Moulton.
Investigates Ordered.
NKw ORLEANS, April 2s.--Govsrnor
kellogg to-day instructed tho Attorney
General to institute suit against Auditor
Clinton and his surcties, stating that
though the Senate had failed to act on
the charges preferred by tho House Of
Representatives, he deemed Il right that
m immediate and thorough investigation
should DO had Of any alleged NAL.
fcasance on tho part Of tho Auditor.