Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-01
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New Yoix. Sept. I. -sydnsy Dillon.
one Of the representatives Of the AtlaA-
Ito and Pacific Telegraph Company. Ia
conference with representatives Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
denies that any proposition involving
the sale or lease Of The Atlantic and Pa.
cinc lines on . basis Of twenty or twenty.
Ave per cent. Of it, capital stock has
been suggested or accepted. He also
denies that negotiations with the West
en Union Company have been broken
Of on account Of . proposition from the
New York National Telegraph Company
or that the President OF the latter 10 on
his way East to conclude negotiations.
Some month ago. Mr.. Cohen. on behalf
Of the new company. made q propod-
ton 10 the Pacific Company. expressing
a desire to purchase the lattsr's lines OF
TO fuse interests, but nothing more has
been heard from him since. The story
about q provision In the Bylaws com.
polling the Atlantic and Pacific Com.
pany to advertise for SIX weeks before .
sale. Mr.. Dillon pronouncss absurd.
The best interests Of the company he
represents viii be subscrvsd. and parties
who bid high enough will got the line.
no mattor who they arc. The well In
formed financial writer Of the TImss In q
review to-day. says the decline In West
ern Union yesterday was assisted by re-
ports that the proposed consolidation
with the Atlantic and Pacific Is not
likely to take place.
Raiirsaa asd Steamship A6sir,
The Treasurer Of the Erie Railway
has stated that the Company has been
enioined from paying interest on its
consolidated mortgage bonds. They
are, however. authorized to pay interest
ON the second and third mortgages due
to-day.
The Panama Railroad and Pacific Mail
Steamship Companies have ratified their
new contract. but derlins At present 10
make the forms public. on
Drsuuea while DashlsE.
Mrs. Muller and daughter. Of Essex
street, In this city. were drowned yes
teriay while bathing at Rockaway.
Runorsd Reesmmsndatisa Or che
Presidest In bis fosshesnisE
Message.
CHICAGO. Sept. la Warrington
special says the statement Is made upon
high authority that tho forthcoming
message to Congress win contain most
urgent recommendation that the Indian
Bureau DO turned over TO the manage
msnt Of the Wa Department. This Is
accepted a. an evidence that the Prssi-
debt has finally become convinced that
at least some Of the frauds charged
upon the present management Of
tho Indian service have q foundation
in fact. II has also given further color
to tho ruinor that Delano will be super
seeded by J.. Russell Jones. OF Illinois,
as II Is improbable that after having In
this manner reflected upon Secretary
Dslano. the President would retain him
In his Cabinet. The President has al.
ways been in favor Of having the control
Of the Indians visited in tho War De-
partmsnt, but has had n desire TO give
the peace policy people q fair opportu-
nifty to demonstrate their peculiar atness
for tho work, and now that they have
failed 40 miserably. he will 8 all his
influence to SECURE tho adoption Of the
system which his IL convinced 10 tho
better ono.
Fatally ssabssd.
PrrnoLiA. Ont. Sept. l.-About nine
o'clock last night . man named Steele
stabbed Thomas Jackson. while he was
attempting to arrest him. Jackson Is
fatally injured. VIC
Grassheppsrs ~ Missouri.
KANSAS CrTY. No., Sept. LA gsn-
tlsman just returned from northwestern
Missouri reports that grasshoppsrs BY
the million are just Matching out In the
district visited By their ancestors in
June, on their way northward. Should
this breed deposit eggs this Fall. the
crop Of hoppers next year win be NJ
nous, and tho whole section will be de-
vastated. Tho damage done BY this last
invasion has BEEN considerable TO late
cori and Fall crops.
Raia In she west.
CuIcAoo, Sept. 1.-The farmers Of
Southern Minnesota and Wisconsin on
Monday night received an unwsleoms
visitation OF a furious rain storm-ths
heaviest Of the season. Tho damage to
gran Is considerable. Not . little loss
was occasioned by the washing away Of
railroad tracks Ond bridges.
STATIONERY AND JRwRLRY.
J. D. Marshall, at the Gold Iiill Post.
onieo store. is sole agent for all
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