Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-30

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DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Geld Ciain.
NV Yosx, March 30.-Thc Tin,es
financial article to-day, referring to tho
agitation in the money market ysster-
day. says II is perhaps unnecessary to
state that this sudden change Ii duo 70
s1transous influence. and sprung from .
renewal Of operations BY the gold clique.
II is well known that large amounts OF
money in this and neighboring cities
would .be released II satisfactory rates
could be obtained and II is not likely
that managers Of the clique II persisted
In, would meet with much success.
The Msxiean Bsrdsr Troubles.
CHICAGO. March 30.-New Orleans
dispatches say that Gen. Augur. who Is
in command Of the TEXAS border. to-day
autographed the comnandant at Fort
Brown. at Brownsville, regarding tho ru-
mored raids and murders by Mexisans.
Tonight the following reply was 70.
eeivcd: There are many reports OF a
raid on the ranches in the vicinity Of
Corpus Christi. and Of . threatened at
tack on Corpus Christi. Some ranches
have doubtless been robbed and burned.
some people have been killed and some
taken prisoners. The prisoners are re-
ported to have escaped. These marau-
ders have been driven from the vicinity
Of Corpus Christi by the citizens in par.
suit. have sent all my mounted force
to intercept tho robbers. Gen. Hatch
has sent troops for tho same purpose.
Many d%spredations have been committed
along the river about this point Of late,
and severtl persons have been killed.
l believe these robbers arc MeXicans,
and that the most Of them are from the
other side Of tho river. There aro sew.
eral parties out for stealing cattle and
robbing ranches. No reliable news as
to their numbers. VIII inform you II
I learn anything more definitely.
(signed) j. H.. PArrKr.
Col. cath INIT, Commanding"
Mining rrenbi~s In Pennsylvania.
H~.zELroS. March 80. Telelgrams
from .Andenreid state that m armed
band OF miners is in march for this place.
compelling others to join them as they
proceed. They intend to visit Treskou
aud Beaver Meadow. gathering now re-
cruits. The streets arc thronged with
excited citizens discussing the situation.
Two Chiidre. Burned 70 Death.
Cao-riELp, Nd. March 3O:--wm. r.
Birds residence. near here. was burned
last night, and two children burned to
death.
nceehcr : riison "A disappointed
Crowd.
A very largo crowd assembled
in tho vicinity Of the Brooklyn Court
room this morning. the exceptionally
large number having probably been at-
tmcted by tho announcement that lato
last evening. after consultation between
defendants counsel, IL VAS decided to
pu, Boechcr on tho stand to-day. which
was made necessary by tho absence OF
several witnesses whom counsel in
tended to examine before Beecher, and
the failure Of Tilton's counsel to cross
examine some witnesses already e.
amined. At the formal opening Of the
court, Boecher and his wife wero absent,
a. was also Mrs. Tiltop, and the seats
usually occupied by her and her attend.
ants were filed with other women not
known in tho ease. Tilton was an early
arrivals. When court opened Evarts
said an important witness for the do
Tense, Henry ". Cleveland. was very
sick and about to leave tho city. Ito
asked therefore that the court should
mako arrangements to take his tcsti.
mony, and he would like Judge Nelson
TO DO present. Court said that counsel
should make necessary arrangements.
AMI suggested some afternoon which
was agreed 10y counsel. but no day fixed.
Here. 1t was whispered around tho
courtroom, taat Beecher would take the
stand. Immediately after the usual re-
ssss II. II. Clailin then resumed the
stand, and his examination wss con-
tinued. lie testified that the arbitrators
~ agreed met at Moulton's residence
Sroulton, Tilton and Bowen being pres
emit. Both Til,on and Bowen stated
their respective cases. tho former at hall
an hours length. the latter very briefly.
After consultation Of half an hour the
arbitrators agreed on m award which
witness announced to the parties. It
was that they should frat burn oil pa
pers belonging to tho scandal, including
the letter Of apology, IN article in print
dated tho LIST Of January. 1873; that
Bowen should pay Tilton $1,000 and
they should both sign tho covenant
drawn up by Wilkinson. Moulton and
Tilton agreed to this, and appeared sat-
isfcd. Bowen said no hal NO papers
~ burn, but wonld like tho Woodstock
letter returned, which was agreed to.
The Fisod Ia Pennsylvania
LocKuAvxS, Pa. March 2s.-Intolli.
eenco was received here this evening
tina. the great leo gorge Mt Glencoe,
thirteen miles above here. has con-
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