Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

WARRINGTON Juuo "a cottso~s
turn, made 10 the Bureau Of Statistics,
shows that IL. log immigrants. OF whom
1910 wsre males and 9. i57 females, ar
rived at the port Of New York during
May. 1875.
Jsssies Field q. Rssts - Calissrais
Mr.. Justice Fisld. Of the United
Statss Supreme Court. will leave wash'
ington With his family Monday night
and after . brief stay in New York viii
proceed to San Francisco, where hs vii
hold term OF the United States Circuit
Court. beginning June 2Sd.
The Treasury RssSers-
Forty-sight hours have gone, and ysi
the detectives are at sea a. 10 the diseov'
cry Of the treasury robben. Tho solu.
ton Of tho mystery and robbery are
just o. far Of a. sver.
csttsn Crop Reports.
The Department Of Agriculture 10 nov
receiving June returns Of cotton. which
will form the basis Of estimates Of the
area Of the present crop. During May
preliminary returns were received from
ZIG cotton counties. The season wal
reported in nearly every instance two
weeks later than usual. and In some
cases three and sven four weeks. More
than two-thirds OF the reports make the
season too wet. especially in tho time OF
planting and termination. In some dis
tricts tho past two weeks have been too
dry. but the crop Is reported good. In
q majority Of tho returns from North
Carolina. South Carolina. Florida, Mis-
sissippi, Alabama and Texas. II is rather
above the average; in Louisiana u Ia
represented an below the average; In
Tennessee and Arkansas slightly below.
Attempted Suicide.
This morning. about nine O'Clock,
some excitement was occasioned In the
nsighborhood OF Sixth street wharf, by
. wsll.drssssd lady jumping overheard.
Some citizens. who were near by 81 the
timo. rescued her. On being restored
she gave her name rs Minnie Watkins,
Fourth street. near Northwest.
The mail car from New York. to-day.
came through ON the time express, via
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
4 Csmnaissisa % - sent - she
sioux.
Indian Commissioner Smith has I'D
dressed an official letter to Secretary
Dslsno. informing him that the nego-
tiation with the Indians, in regard to
the Black Hills, has been a failure. and
requesting him to authorize the appoint
ment Of a Commission 10 visit the Sioux
tribes and negotiate with them for the
Black Hills country. Secretary Delano
will approve Of this suggestion. and
officially request the President to ap.
point the members Of the Commission.
The Sisax is New York city.
Nxw YoRx. June Members Of q
deputation OF tho Cheyenne river Sioux
who have been to Washington consult
ing with tho authorities in regard to the
sale Of part Of their reservation. arrived
In this city and wero taken to the Grand
Central Hotel. Last evening they visi.
ted Gilmors's garden. in company with
Mr.. Wilder. their interpreter. and Buff
falo Bill. White Swan wore at his belt
during the day q long string Of scalps.
taken In his various encounters.
An Indian Tribe Surrender.
LOUISVILLE. June THE Courisr.
Journals letter from Fort Sill, Indian
Territory. says the Quahada tribe OF
the wild Comanches ar, expected at Fort
Sill to surrender. agreeing to turn over
to the military authorities all their arms
and about COO horses and mules. This
band has been raiding on the Texas from
tor for the last Ave years. and the au'
thorities always failed to induce them to
como on the reservation.
I.dian Depredatisss.
LInANr CrrY, June 7.-Saturday Of.
tornoou, about I o'clock, q small band
Of Indians. supposed to bs A~rapahoes or
Sioux, drove of 100 head OF horses
which were on Harper's ranch, about 10
miles northwest Of Lookout, on the line
Of the Union Pacific Railroad. A small
party Of citizens. numbering seven or
eight. are in pursuit, but as the Indians
have sc hours the start the recovery OF
stock il considered doubtful.
NeErs outrage Upon white
woman.
BALTIMORE, June John Simons.
colorsd. committed an outrage on Miss
Adeline Jackson on Saturday night, at
Denton. Nd. about noon. and made his
escape. Over ono hundred men scored
the woods for him from Saturday
noon. when no was captured In the un.
derbrush near Stone Run. He had at
the time q loaded musket and knife. but
made no resistance. and on being ques-
toned. concerning the crime, he was
taken to the house Of Mrs. Jackson, and
then identified by tie victim. 4 crowd
gathered and threatened to lynch The
criminal, but the authorities succeeded
in getting him IN tho train for An.
napolis.
wreck OF . sehsoner.
wAsnrSoroS. June THE Observer
at Cape May. reports the schooner Liz
zis Mail. Captain Schultz, ashore near
Station, No. G. with seven feet Of water
In her hold. She has ON board . cargo
OF railroad iron and hay. for Richmond.
Tho crew were saved.
IT.. ~toito-;po has iuat boen received