Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-31

bstsssu iii, county Aid ireland wi
compare rhsl supacasshdsntl Of II
company said . dispatch had been fu
ciwd telling him 70 b on the lootou
fa The Farradsy now expected at an.
,rhs Trssbiss IL San Dsmi.ge.
From the statement Of the Captain
and p~ssssness Of the steamer yestcrda.
from Port An Platte, Aug. Gath. and I'D
viessto the Dominican Consul. Il SEEM
The rsporss from Havana OF the suecsss
full revelation In Santa Domino In iavoi
OF Bsss. ware greatly exaggerated
Some Of the most ignorant portion o.
the population In the interior have DO
Gene restless. and instigatsd by Spanish
epissariss havo become insubordinat,
and iotous but their conduct has moi
assumed the gravity Of a rebellion OF
revolution. One OF the wealthisst resi-
dents having bson found guilty Of trsa'
sonablo correspondence was expelled,
and - was alleged that he was response
bic for the exaggerated reports.
weIesne - Distinguished Irish
Aetor-Hsaiss Might In View York.
New YoRx, August 3l.-Last nigh,
was "Hamlst night" In New York.
Booths Thsatsr. where Mr.. Barry Sui.
livsn began an engagement Of 100 rep.
reservations In this country. under tho
management OF Mcssrs. Jarrett K Pal.
mer. VA densely filed. and the pres.
sncs Of The SiIty.ninth Begimont, deco.
rations on the boxes. music, aud the
Celtic animation Of the whole vast hs.
ssmblage, gave u an uncommonly bril-.
liant appearance. Tho occasion was
one Of q festival Of welcome. In which
Irish and Irish-Amoricans paid honor
and homage to their distinguished
countryman. A torchlight procession.
fireworks and sersnado by tho Goth
Regiment band supplemented the per-
fornanos. The Grand Opera House
was also filed by a fine audience drawn
by the announcement TINT E. L. Daven.
port would play Hambt. He was re.
ceivsd with great enthusiasm, and well
coming applause dontinued SO long that
the veteran artist showed signs Of en-
barrassment. Like Sullivan, Davenport
was called before the curtain at the
close Of every act, and throughout the
play each was literally ~npplauded by
their respective audience.
Cattle Fever In liliseis.
ST. Lours, August 3l.-Thore Is con-
siderable eIcitsmentin Randolph county,
Illinois, on account OF the recent intro
duction Of the cattle fever BY Texas and
Cherokee cattle imported by butchers.
Tho disease is rapidly spreading. and
much valuable stock has been lost.
Doctors have examined cattle that have
died, and pronounce Il genuine cattle
fever.
Reports from the Black Hills.
Sioux Orr, August 3l.--Swarengen
and William johnson have arrived here
from the Black Hills. They came via
the Union Pacific Railroad TO Omaha
from Cheyenne. Mr.. swarcngen says
Howard, agent Of Spotted Tail,
took fifteen Indians to his claim aud
them how to wash out gold, and
them 10 retain possession Of that
country and sue the Government for
go. 900 damages for not keeping the
out Of tho Black Hills. Major
Howard threatened to arrest any miners
out Of tho Black Hills by any
route except Laramie and Cheyenne.
They bring hne specimens OF gold and
silver orc. They hal several samples at
tbs Omaha Smelling Works. Tho gold
which they left there Is tho average OF
what exists In the Hills In great quantity.
and yields sl,7oo per ton; the silver.
s25O per ton.
Isdiaa Investigating Com.
nistee- BLACK Hills Reports.
Cuicioo. August 3i.-A Washington
asys tho Marsh Indian Investisa-
ton Commission. In session at Denver.
adjourned on Saturday. and will 60 to
City. where additional testimony
will DO taken. It meets hero September
Dth, to take the testimony OF Professor
and Mr.. Welsh. Commissioners
smith and Secretary. Delano. They
have spent hfty days and have taken a
very large amount Of testimony.
A dispatch from Yankton says mum.
Der Of Biloxi HIlleri have arrived, hav-
Ing vacated The hills on Gen. Crooks
order. They bring a good account OF
tho wealth Of the Dakotah diggings.
seesua Trial or che Murderer Of
Gen. Meceek.
vrnNIrLroS. Dakota, August a.