Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-09
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Red cioud Iud,an Amirs.

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mediatsly forwarded to President Grant
and the President Of the Board Of In.
dian Commissioners. The printed ties.
timouy makes about 500 pages In book
form. Members OF the Commission
state that tho question consumed . con.
siderable portion Of their time and they
are prepared to make q full report on
the subject. The cattle at Red Cloud
from which the agencies are supplied
they found TO be in good condition, and
1t is said they will report that no svi.
dcnce was discovered that gave any In.
dications Of fraud.
US. signal Service.
SANTA FIX. N. NJ, October 9.-Col.
Van Duser, United States signal De-
partment. has commenced the erection
OF q telegraph limo for signal service
from this city to Arizous.
Duncan, sherman 4 Co.
New Yonx. October 9.-Only a lin.
itcd number OF tho creditors OF Duncan.
Sherman & Co. having accepted tho
proposition OF Mr.. Duncan, It has been
withdrawn.
land and sea Races.
Yesterdays races were postponed at
Jerome Park to take place today.
There will also DO Q race between the
yachts Resolute and Comet. There Is
plenty OF wind this morning. and nm OK.
citing raco IL anticipated.
Murderer Arrested.
Nxw Yonx. October John Dolan.
arrested rs tho murderer Of Mr.. Moo.
admits pawning the latter's watch. But
his story rs to his possession thereof
proves false, and the police believe ho Is
the real murderer.
Given Neties 10 Quit.
NEW Yonx. October Cit Is q gen.
orally accepted fact that Mayor Wick.
ham has served notices OF removal on.
or asked for the resignation Of Police
Commissioners Matssll. Disbeoker and
Voorhees, on old charges Of John d.
Townsend. which have been q feature Of
Legislative investigation.
Catholic Indian Missianary sscisty.
CHICAGO. October 8.-Ths Catholic
leaders Of Washington, with Mrs. Gen.
Sherman at their head, are organizing
n permanent Indian Catholic Mission
airy Society. As soon Is the Home or
g~anizaiion is gotten under successful
headway a number Of prominent leaders
OF this city will visit New York and
other cities to aid In establishing q
a national society to secure the cooper
alton and pecuniary support Of the
Catholic Indies OF the United States.
Missionary workers are to DO sent
among all the Indians to WOO tho gen.
Ito savage into laying down tho toma-
hawk and scalping implements, and
otherwise cntitlo himself to lifo Nom.
bership in the Mother Church.
An Insslvcnt IAwycr-Isttsr from
Mon. Reuben Z. Fsnton.
NEW YoRK, October Civilian L.
Holmes, q well.known Tombs lawyer.
has filed q petition In bankruptcy. The
list Of creditors is quito large. his debts
appro,imating sl5O.OOO and as far a
shown ho has nc assets.
In reply to an invitation to advocate
the Republican cause and ticket In tho
present campaign, Hon. Reuben Z.
Fenton has written q letter to Chairman
Cornell Of tho Republican State Con-
vention. He feels II his duty to give
support to the Republican Convention
candidates. Ho says the Republican
platform. adopted at Saratoga, is in
harmony with the principles advocated
by tho Liberals. He believes the Re-
publicans aro moro In harmony with
independent voters than Democrats and
that tho success Of the Democrats In
this State would lerd TO dangerous ten.
denotes and influences. He pronounces
himself in favor OF the Republican Fan.
didates in tho present canvass, trusting
that tho advanced position now assumed
by tho Republican party will lead to
permanent progress and reform.
suiside-Yire.
MEMrurs, October 0.-Tho body OF
julius Beder. o well.known clothing
merchant. was found. In the Bayou now
gas works last evening. He is supposed
to have suicided.
Tho damage to the courthouse by tho
Gro last night will probably reach
sl2, 900, fully covered by insurance.
Tho fro was tho work Of an i~ncsndiary,
and was started In two rooms in different
parts Of the fifth story.
Another suis Against Tweed.
NEw YoRK. October o.-Anothcr suit
was begun yesterday In the nams OF tho
People vs.. Tweed. to recovsr 1898, GAO.
alleged to have been fraudulsntly paid
ON six warrants, certified by Tweed, and
which form tho principal allegations In
the suit against Peter b. Sweeney. An
order OF arrest was served yesterday, re-
turnablo October 2ist, and bail put at
$1,000 900.
A Detsrmiasd Suieids.,
RAILWAY. n. j.. Oct. 9.-This morn.
ing Ebinge A. Taylor. tried to commit
suicide by stabbing himself nineteen
times in the head and fivo on the breast.
He did not succeed In tho attompt. and