Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-13
R.d Cloud-Thers vas no dinculty

Red Cloud-Thsrs wG no dfacultJ
with Collins. I had no talk With Col
Inns about any mattsr. bat ! requested
him to telegraph 10 the Great Father 70
get his consent to take my own inter.
prefers along. I am told tho agent
wanted TO prevent this. Tho agent
wants his interpreters, and I want mine.
30 ! can depend on what I hear. These
men have been with mo for nearly
twenty-five years. I rely upon them.
bat II they make . mistake. the agents
insssprstsss can arrest them. We are
afraid 70 trust the other interpreters
alone. What ! have told you tonight.
d opsn for everybody 70 know. When
! talk With my Great Father. all tho
people Of the country will hear Of IL.
Rosewatsr-Did Collins talk 10 you
about letting white men into tho Black
Hills7 lclF i.r
Red Cloud-No; and We can't con-
ddsr that mattOr until wo sec the Great
Father.
Hero % the sshiilsr Disaster.
New Yonx. May Ia.-A London tele.
gram says that Bismarck has sont q
telegraphic dispatch TO the German Con-
sui at Pensance. ~instructing him 70 take
care Of tho survivors Of tho Schiller
disaster. Adispatch has boen received
here by tho Agent Of tho Eagle Limo.
informing tho friends Of the lost that
smbalmcrs have arrived from London at
Bcilly, and all that could DO ombalmed
and sent to tho United States aud Ger.
many. would be. II desired. Doctor.
and Mrs. Chas. Honja aro reported
among tho lost, but fortunately did not
sail on board tho Schiller.
a Further Aasases In Overland
Freight Rates.
Mcssrs. Stubs and vining, General
Freight agents Of the Central Pacific and
Union Pacific Railroads. respectively.
hsve arrived hero from Chicago, where
thcy have had q conference with tho
General Freight Agents Of tho Chicago
and Northwestern. Chicago and Rock
Island. and Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroads. for tho purpose Of
correcting the classification Of special
through rates lately adopted by tho Pa
cihc roads In connection with tho Iowa
and Trunk lines from the East. The
result OF the conference is not yet
known. but u Is generally understood
that tho meeting. although ostensibly
for the purpose Of tho revision and
classification Of goods, Is nothing moro
nor less than o roundabout way
OF advancing rates which that change
amounts 10. although It Ia denied BY
officials. However. shippers ars fully
alive TO tho situation. and those having
orders are hurrying them forward In an.
ticipaiion Of mn advance, which is nm
nouncod to take place or the 18th inst.
Alter that date they are making ar.
rangoments to forward tho bulk Of the
freight by clipper. being by far tho
cheapest route under tho present state
OF affairs. Although tho now thrift Is
not ready for issue, a glance at tho
proof sheet shows that dry goods here.
toforo In tho 2d class. are hereafter to
DO In tho first class. This will add n
dollar per one hundred pounds to tho
present ratio. Candles. heretofore In
class D. paying Q dollar per hundred.
will DO charged two. Iron nuts. bolts,
etc., are also advanced 10 two.
The war Agaiass Uaiawfsi his.
siiiing.
WASHINGTON. May l4.-Supervisor
Hunt reports everything all right at New
Orleans. At st. Louis, on Monday.
an Internal Revenue storckespcr be-
trayed the coming Of the Secret Service
detectives, and enabled certain distil.
lers TO secure and burn their hooks and
papers. When tho Secretary Of tho
Treasury was asked yesterday how much
tho Government will probably loso by
tho movement against tho whisky ring.
he replied that hs couldn't tell. Il ID
enough to know that there Is millions
In IL"