Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-05
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ington dispatch says: Zone member Of
the Judiciary Committee has intimatsd
an opinion that the letters do not con-
meet Blaine with any matters under in
vsstigatiou, but show that he has been
dabbling in o variety Of speculative en-
terprises. Perhaps an opinion nearer
the truth Is that Of one Of Blains's
friends and political workers. who has
built up in his VI mind q theory that
the letters are actually harmless. and
that. knowing this. Blaine has pur-
possly made all this hallsbaloo about
them. believing that the sympathy OF
the people will DO with him in his dc.
Tense Of his private papers; and that q
few days before the convention he will
read them in the House and have them
pabliuhsd, thinking to show the CON-
mittse up In a bad light, and create a
furore in his own favor, that shall
secure him the Cincinnati nomination.
To-day's testimony Is strongly corobor.
alive Of Blains's assertion that he did
not invest in. or own. Pacific stock"
In regard 10 Blaine's case tho World
says: "what part Morton. Bristow and
Conkling. or even Grant, has taken
about these exposures, is a question
which perhaps Blaine a already I'M
derstand. II this be no he will give tho
next week to revenge. Certain II Ia that
some. II not all these men. have been
quietly urging on the attacks and ex-
posures as an offset TO Blaine's aitompt
to appropriate their peculiar fields.
With the downfall Of Blaine there IN NO
question but Conkling will DO the lead
ing candidate before the convention. II
there was only time this present
position would put him In peril OF the
combined attacks from all his coinpeti.
tors. and perhaps lead to his downfall,
too, before the Convention assembled.
But the Convention Is too near ut hand
for the success Of any such movement.
With Blaine out OF the way Conkling
has a clear lead. and his friends are now
moro than ever confident Of his success.
Tho Conkling organs in this State have
commenced advocating Hayes. OF Ohio.
for Vice President. aud n combination is
being made in that direction. II this Is
the programme. II insures n combination
Of tho three great central States OF New
York. Ohio aud Pennsylvania. and will
prove the starting point for the nomina.
ton.
A Heruld Washington dispatch says
the friends Of Blaine are quite satisfied
with the turn which the testimony took
to-day before the sub-Judiciary Com
niittes. In the language Of n Of the
committee "the ex.Speaker is on his feet
again and recovering from tho knock
down blow Of Mulligan's revelations"
This satisfactory feeling is due to the
acknowledgment Of Mulligan that there
Is nothing directly or indirectly con-
Meeting the Little Rock bonds spoken OF
therein with the bonds sold to tho U.
p. r. Il. by Col. Scott.
Chissss Labor In New York.
New YoRx. June 5.--About n hun
drsd and twenty nswly.imported China
men went to work yesterday on tho Long
Island Railroad at seventy cents per day.
The Indias Treubies.
CnKYENSE, Juno 5--Thres men were
killed by the Indians yesterday morning
on Cedar Creek. forty miles south Of
Sydney and twelve miles west Of River
dale. A courier who came into Fort
Laramie to-day from the Red Cloud
Agency reports additional departures OF
young warriors for the north. Eight
companies OF the Fifth Cavalry have
been ordered from the Department Of
Missouri to Fort Laramie. One hun.
bred and twenty Snake Indians have
been enrolled at Camp Brown. All are
we'll armed and have started TO meet
General Crook aud cooperate with him
in tho campaign.
Murdsr Ia Cheyenne.
CHEYENNE. June GA young lady
named Jennie Martin, fifteen years old,
in company with another. whilst walking
ON Eddy street. in this city, ut 3 o'clock
last evening. was, shot in the head and
instantly killed by q negro hoy. nged
twelve years. lie is now in Jail. and the
evidence is almost conclusive that he
fred tho shot from . pistol. whether
Intentionally and from what motive is
not ascsrtained.
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