Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-18
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DOMESTIC NEWS.



CuIcAoo, juno 18.-John T. Lindsr-
man. United States Mint Director. ar
rived here yesterday. lie Is visiting the
principal Western cities with y view TO
securing . location for the new mint
authorized by an Act Of tho last Con-
gress. The Swansea smslting works
hold out great inducements in the way
Of machinery for refining and sepa-
rating the ores. Ir il claimed that In
no other Western city can Il be done as
cheap as in Chicago. This fact, togsther
With the proximity with the mines OF
Nevada and Colorado. are expected TO
carry tho day for Chicago, unless some
undue influence Is used.
Mexican Bsrdss Troubles.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. June l8.-W. d.
Thomas. q guide to Government troops.
aocidentiy killed. himself Tuesday. noar
Saltillo Ranch. A report that SIX Mex.
leans were seen near this place has pro-
duced much excitement. People are
afraid to leave town. Every gun nrod
on the Mexican side Of the river is fol-
lowed by q report that some one on this
side has been fired ut. The latest sem
sation is that Cortina has left Matamor-
as. A band OF his cattle thieves, called
cavalry, were seen above Natoma yes.
tsrday.
Earthquake Rhock In ohie.
CINCINNATI. Juno lS.-Reports from
Urbana. Sidney and other towns in
southwestern Ohio state that about III
O'Clock this morning there was quite a
severe shock Of earthquake felt through
out tina, region. In Sidney. . largo
number OF houses wcro shaksn very
perccptibly; walls were cracked, and the
inhabitants ran out Of their houses into
the street. Shelving in q drug store
was thrown to tho door. and q large
steam boiler was moved noarly q foot
ont Of its original position.
Cspsi.ed and Drowned.
wEIRks BRIpor, n. H.. June 49,
Frank l.. Dowles. L. Sanborn and Ed.
| N. Richardson, were drowned in Lake
winnippisog yesterday by the eapsizing
Of = boat.
ohio Democratic Executive Cs0'
mittee.
CoLrxBUs. Ohio, Jane ls.-Thc State
Democratic Executive Committee met
this morning and organized by slscting
the following officers: John q. Thomp-
sou, Chairman; Amos Layman. Secrc.
tary; jacob Reinhsrdt. Treasurer; Rob
ert W. Lennon. Clork. All were re-
elected.
Movements Of thc President.
Losa BnAScH, June l8.-Prosident
Grant left this morning for Philadelphia
to inspect the Centennial grounds and
building
Did Nes Ftknt.
NEw YorK, June lS.-A special from
Pit,sburg. Pa. says Allen, the pugilist,
With a number OF friends, left the city
midnight on Wednesday and proceeded
10 Meal Creek. Ohio. whore Edwards
and Collysr fought last year. Tho ring
was pitched aud entered by Harry Hill.
Aliens antagonist, Rookie. did not put
In nm appearance, aud Allen left for st.
Louis to-day.
Rniirsad Csliision.
CHICAGO, Juno lS.-fivo mon were
killed and six injured by tho collision Of
a freish, and stock train yesterday. on
the Burlington and Missouri River Rail.
road. at Charlton. Iowa. Z. G. Herd.
Seycrns, Ho.ton. Evans, and n man
whose namo is unknown, OF Bridge.
water. Missouri.
Opinions OF shs New Ysrk Press
Upon she Democratic innation
Plank Of Ohio.
Tho Heuld, referring to the Democratic
Convention at Columbus. yesterday. con-
siders that il deserves more than ordin-
airy attention. from tho fact that the
hope. Of tho party in the great Presidsn-
iial struggle noIt year will sink or rise
in proportion to their success in Ohio
next October. 1.-THE Republicans carry
that State. they will have arrested the
great tidal wave, and will re~invigorate
the party for the Presidential campaign.
II the Democrats keep all their gains in
Ohio last year tho country will regard
the result rs tho knsll Of Republican as
tendency. Ohio is the key Of the Presi-
Dental campaign. The position Of Ohio
Democrats 10 embarrassing In
qucnce Of their divided views on tho
currency question. The platform adopt
cd is about as square footed apiecs OF
imitation absurdity as could have been
expressed, but Expresses the real views
not only OF the Democracy Of Ohio but
Of most Of the Western States.
The Tribune considers the Republican
platform on this question preferable,
sad that the fight ought to DO on tho
currency plank.
Tho Hsruld considers. as things now
look, that Grant saved the Republican
party by his veto Of the imitation bill,
placing tho party on sound ground in
relation to tho most important question
Of our day. Western Democrats rspu.
date the hard money policy Of their
Eastern brethren, aud a party dividend
against itself on so important a question
has no change OF success.
Tho Tribune says the Ohio Donocrats
have struck out in favor Of increasing
tho volume Of currency. and must stand
or fall by that doctrine.
Tho World, after reviewing the hnan-