Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-25
Important Indian treaty.


10 cease depredatIons upon n another
and oonhns themselves to the limits o.
The Standing Rock Agency. These In
dams have never entered into any kin,
Of o treaty with the Government be
foro.
Destructive storm I'm wisesnsin ant
lows
Dispatches from Wisconsin ant
Northern Iowa, state that that section
was visited by q violent storm yester
day, blowing down houses and fences,
washing away railroad bridges ant
damaging growing crops,
Report or The Chicays Custon,
House Commission.
A lengthy report Of tho Chicago Gus
tom House Commission, just published,
shows that fraud and incompstency
have aourished In the construction Of
the building. They find that tho foun.
dation in many places is soft aud trcaeh'
erous; that tho layer Of concrete was
not OF sufficient width TO equalizs the
pressure Of tho weight above; that the
stone In the walls are Of MI shades and
c%olors, and that q most outrageous sys-
tenn OF patching had been resorted to in
order TO conceal the defects.
sumnary Exeeutisn.
NHw Yonx. June 25.-It is reported
that the Spaniard who stole a portion
Of the Murillo picture from tho Catho-
dral Of Seville. and who was kidnapped
10 Cuba and subsequently to Spain, was
shot o few weeks after his arrival at
Madrid, without trial. even by drum.
head court.martial.
Letter from Vice President Wilson.
Bosros, Juno 25.-Henry Wilson has
Published o long letter In reply to recent
adverse criticisms upon him. which have
appeared in the Republican press in rof.
srence 10 his utterances on his recent
tour.
Fatal Injuries by = Failing Build.
Ing.
BRADfoRD, Ont, June 25.-During q
heavy gale yesterday the Town Hall. n
large brick building, was blown down.
The public school was in session ut the
time. One pupil was killed and three
seriously injured. Several Other build.
ings were unroofcd and blown down.
The same storm visited Kingston. dam.
aging tho town and shipping in the
harbor.
Bescher.Tiltsn-T The Jury StiIi Dat.
NEw YoRx, Juno 25.-At ~ o'clock
to-day tho jury in the Beecher case are
still out. Tho Judge refuses to send for
them.
BROOKLYN. Juno 95.- surnises arc
rife o. to the standing Of tho Beccher
Jury, but they have generally slight foun-
dations. It is reported, however, that
communications from jurymsn state
that they stood Mt n time last night,
II for Beecher. l for Tilton. Jeffery.
the seventh juror, is believed to bo for
Tilton. Rumor also has 1t that Judge
Nelson says no would rather keep the
Jury out two weeks than have them dis.
agree.
CuIcAoo, June 25.-A special from
Quincy states that tho further cxamina-
ton Of Phillips and Mcleod, in the
matter Of whisky frauds in that city. has
developed the fnct that fraudulent oper.
ations have been carried on in the dis.
tillery OF Lamar and Tausman for somo
timo past; how. Il is not known. Phil
lips IL under bonds for representing
himself as q revenue officer. After the
discovery Of the Illicit whisky, Tausman
gave himself up, and Is also held under
bonds. The whisky and distillery have
both beon seized by tho revenue officers.
EReet OF she Haiistsrm In the
Northwest.
Specials from several places In Iowa,
wisoonsion and Minnesota, contain ac-
counts OF the damages occasioned by
the terrific hail storm that prevailed
throughout the northwest Wednesday
night. Bridges. trees, and in several
instances. buildings. were swept away.
At Rushford. Minnesota, tho largo
wooden factory Of n. W. Walker. to-
gsther with n large stock Of wool, wa
entirely destroyed. Loss. about $1,000.
Also the factory Of Fletcher & Co., with
stock. Loss, $1,000. Tho crops along
tho Southern Minnesota Railroad are
severely damaged.
Miscellaneous.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. June 2j.-The
planning mills OF Albert Bailey & Co.
was destroyed this morning. Loss est.
mated at between si5. 600 and $4,000.
Insured for $4,000. A lumber yard
aud mill adjoining wero saved only by
the hardest e1ertions Of the Hremen.
DErRolT, June 25.-The body OF q
man named Wilson Pound. who has
boon missing some time. was found in
Black Lake. Ottawa county, yesterday.
search had been made for him several
days.
BnooxLrs. Juno 25.-Court opened nj
10 a. n. Judge NOilson did not convene
Court till II A. y. Beccher arrived
early. being driven to tho Livingston
street entrance. A number OF relatives
and friends were with him. Eyarts en-
torsd Court at 10 A. ~, and was loudly
applauded. Shearman, Abbot, Hill and
Mrs. Beecher appeared hopeful. Tho
Courtroom WINS packed md the excite.
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