Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-25


Dn MONIES. Iowa. August 25.-Rs
ports from all stations Of the Rock 10
land Road. from Davenport to Council
BLUFFS. and on the valley down from
Keokuk to Fort Dodge. and from Mad
ison. Warren and surrounding counties,
state that there Il no injury 70 grain BY
the late frost. whsst il coming In rap
idly; thsrs is an average crop. but peo'
in quality.
aRxxx Bar. Wis. August as. -Infor'
nation. received from various points In
the vicinity Of Green Ray valley, show
that the late frosts have done much
more damage than was supposed. a
dispatch from Grand Rapids states thai
The frosts Of Saturday and Sunday
nights nipp<d out the entire crop Of
cranberriss. potatoes and all garden
truck. The estimated loss Of that city
IL half q million dollars. Inths vicinity
Of Grand Rapids there are extensive
cranberry marshes. In which many have
invested their last dollar. feeling sure oil
a big crop Of berries, from which. had
Il not been for tho frost, they would un'
doubtedly have made q handsome in
come; but a. II 10 they arc ruined.
oxAxA. Aug. 25.-There was no frost
In Nebraska on Saturday, nor has there
been any this season. Even the low
bottom lands. where frost usually comes
three weeks earlier than on the uplanas,
have not boon affected. There was q
slight frost in the northern part OF this
county on Monday night, slightly cut.
ting the corn. but nothing serious Is ap'
pretended.
LEXINGTON. Mich. Ang. 25.-Rsports
from all parts Of the county concerning
damage by frost on Saturday night are
now received. Ten miles back from the
lake Ice formed Lie Of IN inch thick.
The corn Is mostly used mp. Potatoes
are greatly damaged. but not destroyed.
Other crops are damaged to a great az
tent. Farmers are mot ons-quarter as
we'll fixed for Winter " they were on
Friday. and many are a badly of as the
grasshopper sufferers.
Sioux Crrr. Iowa, Aug. 25.-About o
O'Clock last evening n Of the worst
storms OF tho season came mp. The
hail .sll about 25 miles from here, do
stroying corn and breaking windows,
and doing other damage. A very large
quantity Of water has fallen.
wNoSA. Mimi. Aug. 25.-The splen-
did harvest weather Of the past week
has been interrupted BY a rainy day.
anil tho appearance indicated a rain
storm Of several days duration. Tho
min fall OF yesterday has been general
from winona 10 Marshall. 800 milss
through tho best grim portion Of Min
nesota. But littlo stacking has bosn
done and tho vet weather finds q large
amount Of grain down; probably three
fourths Of tho crop ia cut, but II Is by
no mea secured. A rainy spell will
do great damage.
BrRLIx. Wis, August IS. There was
a heavy frost hero on Tuesday night,
aud . moro severe ono on Sunday night
and last night. The temperature was
cold enough to freeze cranberries slightly.
Men spent Monday ON their manhos.
and to-day their faces are long aad their
hearts sorrowful. Probably oue-half to
two-thirds Of the crop has been ruined.
aud OF course utterly spoiled. The fall.
ure OF the cranberry crop affects oil
classes here. Tho damage to corn and
garden products is also great.
The New Yerx Ifsraid's Idea 81
Dslaas and che Cabinet.
Nxw YoRx. Aug. 25.-Thc Hauld this
morning under the caption Of "Ths
Cabinet Resigned" editorially discusses
at length, whether the other members
Of the Cabinet, in view Of the fact that
Dslano, against whom serious charges
affecting his honor and honesty have
been made. II retained and supported.
ought not 10 resign. The Herald says.
'.nobody has doubted, who has read the
charges Of Prof. Marsh. Mr.. Welsh, Mr..
Walker and others, and'the expose made
under the management Of Mr.. Delano.
that there has been great corruption In
the Indian Bureau, known 10 him.
Tho accusations made against him are
positive and circunstanhal. and are
made BY men Of honor and Of character
who are In . position to know. II the
President, in face OF these charges. re-
tains Mr.. Dslano, the rest OF the Cab
met cannot afford to retain their places.
II Gen. Grant does not dismiss him, the
real question In shall they faint their
character to shield an officer openly and
squarsly charged with grave frauds.
We do not pretend to advise them upon
a question which each must settle for
himself.
Bu~issss Yaiisres ssa Csapii.
Nrw YoRx. August 25.-Robert John.
son. = cotton broker. has suspended.
IIo was compelled to suspend payment
last Spring. when no obtained m eI-
tension, buA owing to the difficulty Of
making collections has been unable to
meet tho obligations thus contracted.
Negotiations are pending 70 enable
the clothing house Of William 4. Perry
Of Newark. N. J., 10 resume. The Al.
fairs Of tho firm arc complicated with the
settlements Of Howell / Co.. Of New
ark. and T. W. Sprague 4 Co., Of Gin