Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-25

resr Prsspees sra Treaty with shs
IndianS.

Pssr Prospect ssr . Treaty with u,
Isdiass.
NKw Yonx. Sept ga special 4
the Herald FROM White River. Nsbraska,
under date Of September 22d. via For
Laramie. says the Commissioners have
had no talk with the Indians yet. Al
bands except The Chsysnnss are anery
because OF deficiency. The Commission
was delaying the council In Difference 10
Spotted Tail. who was holding . pow.
WOW with his people. The prospect Of
q conclusion Of the treaty 10 very doubt
full. The patience Of the Commission
is nearly exhausted. and they will aban'
don negotiations II not successful. Dit
ference and jealousios ameng the chief
seem interminablo. The M~innsconiconI
10 not want to cedo tho country. The
Indians are disappointed at mot rocsiv-
ing presents. Generals Terry and
Bsavis think the omission Of presents
responsible for the failure to make a
treaty. which will be thrown on Con-
grsss.
Aisesllanesss.
NEW YoRx. September 25.-Ths rev.
enue officers seized an Illicit distillsry In
full operation Thursday afternoon in
Front street, capturing property worth
$l2.O 900. The employees made their
escape by way Of the roof.
A prize fight took place here this
morning between Jack Foley Of Brook
lyn and Patsey Gallagher Of this city.
for $500 . side. Gallagher won In
rounds. Both msn were
badly punished. 20
WASHINGTON. September 25.-Ths
bail Of n. H. Ottman. charged with
larceny OF money from the Treasury.
was fixed to-day by Judge Macarthur at
s25, 900. A reduction Of $4,000 was
asked, but the Judge declined, saying
that he proposed to give him . speedy
trial at all events.
A Case Of Yelisw Fever.
NEW Yonx. September 25.-A ease Of
yellow fever VA discovered In Brooklyn
yesterday. The victim wal Q salor 10
Gently from Cuba. Tho disease dsvsl.
oped itself after his arrival here.
Relief ssr she Texas Sunsrsrs.
Private subscriptions amount to $l6.-
400 for the benefit Of Texas overlooked
sufferers. and was forwarded BY tel.
cgraph yesterday.
A Female Terger Convicted asd
ss.sssesa-
Caroline Pslls. the young German
woman who attempted TO swindls the
Nassau Bank out Of so, 400 on q forged
check Of warder. Mitchell 4 Company.
Of Springfield, Ohio. was convicted and
sentenced TO two and . half years In tho
Penitontisry.
Needy aaa sankey - Appear In
New York.
Il IL announced that the Young Mons
Christian Association have leased Gil.
Garden for the Winter. and that
Moody and ssnksy will begin . series Of
meetings November Let. which
are expected to continue all Winter.
Report or she Agricultural Dspars.
meat On che Crops.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-Tho report
OF the Department Of Agricultural says;
II tho corn crop could DO thoroughly
ripened. It's aggregate would exceed any
previous crop, and the yield per acre
DO one OF the best. notwithstand.
ing the loss by the overflow Of bottoms,
and the s~aiuration Of tho heavy fat soils.
such loss proving less than the usual
damages by drouth and insects. while
the rains have greatly been Attsd The
crop on the dryer and higher soils
everywhere. Corn is later In
maturing q or two weeks.
suicide with Psisss.
Tnor, N. Y. Sept. 25.-Thomas and
Stark. residing on Green
took laudunum on Thursday
intending to commit suicide.
Thomas partly recovered yesterday. and
repeated the dose. making two ounces
and a half In all. but vsn that failed 70
kill him. His wife died last night. and
Il Is said be will end his life the hrst OPP
portunity he gets. He has been out OF
work eighteen months, and having q.
pended oil the money he had saved. he.
with his wife. preferred death 70 sub.
sisting on tho bounty Of friends. Both
were Germans. She WA sixty, and her
husband Is hfty years Of age.
The Chisags Cusssa IIssss-Rspsrs
Of she Cennississ.
New YoRx. Sept. ga Chicago sps-
cial 10 the Times states that the Chicago
Custom House Commissioner IN their
report do not agree with either Of the
previously appointed Commissioners.
being Of the opinion that the eondsmna-
ton Of tho Government experts was too
sweeping. while the local architects re-
port went TO the other extreme. They
are Of opinion that there arc some faults
Of q serious nature In the foundation,
but think u unnecessary 10 tear down
the walls In order to remedy these de-
fects. They are Of the opinion that the
stone Is sufficiently good to warrant q
continuation Of tho work. The result
Of the report win probably bs the Is
suanco OF an order by the Treasury
Department TO resume work ct an early
day. Secretary Bristow Is represented
As being perfectly satishsd with The re-
port. but Architect Potter bittssly
denouncss Il. That individual hoped
TO have the opportunity Of tearing down
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