Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-16
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The President Bsys n Ticket.
NEW YoRK. April l6.-The President
and Mn. Grant. with members Of the
Cabinet. arrived last night and loft at 10
a. q. for Boston. A committee OF tho
Massachusetts, Legislature met the Pres
dents party here. They all had to
purchase tickets before entering the
train in which they left the city.
End Of . strike.
Omar FALLS, n. H.. April 1G.-The
spinners strike IL over. and the men are
returning to work on the terms proposed
originally by the employers.
Acquitted.
ST. LouIs, April 16.-The case Of j..
W. Wright. for forgery Of Indian county
warrants, was closed yesterday by Judge
Joncs instructing the jury that under
the evidence there could DO nc convic-
ton. The jury, without leaving their
seats, rendered q verdict Of not guilty.
Two other cases against Wright. based
upon tho same grounds as this one, will
be nole prosecuted.
singular Case srlufsntieide and Nh.
ieide.
To-day Mrs. Z. L. Irwin, q highly
respectable young widow lady OF Han.
nibal. No., tied q clothes line around
herself and little girl, six years old. fas-
tened the other end to q stake in the
ground. then took the child in her arms
and deliberately walked into Dear Creek.
Both were drowned. Financial troubles
and disappointment in love = UNDER
stood to have caused the net.
Fire ia Columbus
COLUMBUS. Ohio, April l6.-The loss
on Andsrson's Paper mill, partially des-
,royed by fire last night, will not exceed
$40, 900, tho most valuable machinery
saved. It is fully covered by insurance
in nine different companies.
Retired iron, III Firm.
WASHINGTON, April lG.-Jno. sher.
man. Jr., to-day retired from the bank.
ing firm Of Sherman 4 Co., which, how
ever. continues under tho remaining
partner. II. ID. Cooke. Jr.
High water aud suspensisn Of
Travel o.. the Unisa Pacific Rail.
road.
OMAHA. April l6.-Thc high water,
which for several days past has delayed
trains on tho Union Pacific Railroad,
has finally become 80 high that travel
is entirely suspended between Laramie
and Ogden. Tho water is six feet deep
in many places, and still rising. It Is
impossible to predict when travel can
be resumed. The canyons are reported
full OF snow, and 1t is well known TINT
the amount Of snow which fell last Win.
tor il tho greatest for many years. The
location OF tho present trouble is Bitter
Crock valley. 300 miles west Of Chey-
enne. Passenger trains which left on
the 18th, 18th and 18th. are laying at
Laramie City and Rawlins. Those
which left Ogden since the 18th arc lay.
ing at points west Of Green River. All
are in good quarters and well cared for.
The U. p. Il. Il. officials advise travel
erS for Utah and California not to start
tiff notice Of the blockade being broken
IL given.
Capture OF n Mining Expedition 70
the Hack Hills.
A dispatch from Laramie to-day. says
Captain Mixs' company. who were sent
after the mining party at Harmeys peak,
has secured the whole Of them, consist
ing OF sixteen mon. ono woman n q
boy, and will arrive at Fort Laramie on
the 18th. They found heavy SHOWS In
tho Black Hills. and high water every
where. A war party OF Sioux and Ara
pahocs are reported to have left for tho
Shoshono country.
Errert OF the Credit System upon the
strihe 0" Pennsylvania
Porrsyn.LE. Pa, April ia dis
patch says the secret OF tho long con-
~tinuance Of the strike AMI miners hrihs
NO comfortable and keeping up 80 bolda
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