Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
poMEsrIo NEWS.

SPECIAL 70 I'm selD MI DAILY xsvs.
NEWS.
Csatinussisa % shs Csal Miners
ssriks.
PorrsvrLLE. Pa. May There Il no
prospect Of an agreement between the
miners and employees here. No serious
trouble has yet occurred between the
special police and miners. his stated
that the miners st Scranton and Wilkes
barre will forward one hundred thousand
dollars next week to the strikers here.
Ts 10 Mads N Arehbishsp.
Nrw Yolx. May 1.-CsrdinL Mo
Closksy. the Papsl AMBASSADOR. some
Bishops and q number Of clergy Of this
diocese. left to-day for Boston. where
Bishop Williams viii Be raised 70 tho
dignity'o an Archbishop.
Treasury Depsrtnsas Nsttsrs-
WARRINGTON. May. L. The public
debt statement shows . reduction OF
debt during April Of %. s25. SAC. Tho
Treasury Department has Issued . call
for nve millions Of 1862 bonds, interest
on which ceases the LIST Of August next.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has re-
questsd Treasurer Spinner In oompli-
ancs with tho terms OF tho third section
OF the act to provide for resumption Of
special payments to cause legal tenders
to the amount Of 81. l75. l4O TO b with
drawn from the available currency oithe
treasury and redeem and destroy the
same. being 80 per cent. Of the addi-
tional circulation issued TO banks dur
ing April. Until further redemptions
under said act shall not DO ordered tho
amount Of U. 8. notes outstanding to DO
used as circulating medium shall not eI.
coed s37S. 05l. ECO.
Marriage Of niss Ida Greeley.
Miss Ida Greeley. elder daughter Of
the late Horace Greeley. was married
to-day to Colonel Nicholas Smith, Of
Covington, kentucky, at the residence
OF her aunt, Mrs. John F. Cleveland.
Rev. Father Warren, Al old friend Of
Horace Greeley, performed the eere-
mony according to the rites Of the
Roman Catholic Church. There were
present o large number Of guests. In.
GLIDING Judges and military und profss-
sional men. After the ceremony tho
bridal party embarked on the steamer
Abpssinia for Europe.
Anerican College or Nusis.
The American College OF Music will
be organized in . few days. under .
recent net Of the Legislature.
Fire In Msnspsiisr. vsrnoss-ssld
Under Foreclosure.
MONTPELIER. May lat IL o'clock
last night, q fire broke out In Drucs's
Block. and ragged for four hours, do
stroying about thirty stores and dwell.
ings. A strong wind prevailed at the
time. threatening the business part Of
tho town. but fortunately 1t changed and
drove tho flames in a different direction.
Dwellings on both sides OF the street for
nearly a quarter Of a mile were burned.
Loss. $4,000
wurrrnALL, New York. Nay L.
There are meagre reports concerning the
Are at Montpelier. Bane street ID In
ruins. The losses will amount to fully
$50, 900.
McLean's paper mill at Factorville Is
burned. Loss, $4,000.
The United States Hotel at Saratoga.
was sold under foreclosure to-day. for
$3.50, 900.
Dan. Bryancs Estate.
NKw YoRK, May 1.-The wife Of the
late Dan Bryant has applied TO the Sur
rogats for a letter Of administration up
on her husbands estate. She represents
that tho property left don't exceed 5000
In all, and there are Ave children TO be
supported.
Outrage Upon . ship Carrying the
American Flag.
CHICAGO. May la Warrington spe-
cial says the State Department hos re-
csived through British ource informa-
ton that the brig James Byrnsy. carry.
ing the American flag. while at the
Hawes group OF Islands in the Pacific,
In September, was captured by tho No.
tives and ons-half the crew murdered.
while tho remainder escaped In tho ships
boat. In the list Of officers and seamsn,
II Is evident they wero all British sub
jects. by which tho opinion Is confirmed
by IN English vessel sailing under the
American %oolors, engaged in stealing
natives OF the group Of islands Visited
that tho natives only defended them
selves against the intruden. The SER
vice Of tho American Navy in punishing
these savagcs Ia requested. As trouble Ia
anticipated. At Aspinwall II has been
deemed advisable to send q vessel Of war
to that part at once. and Rear Admiral
Mullaney has been instructed to keep q
vessel there Is long as necessary.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Peace Mcasures-Death Or Stephens
she scsipssr-Iargs Les Of Life
by = Coiliery Expiosisn.