Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
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The au.ss siaeknslilpE Case.


wAsHrxorox. May 25.-Ex.Commis!
Of Pensions Baker told to the
Civil Service Committee to-day his side
Of the story in the matter Of the Chicago
Pension Agency. lie told Miss Sweet
when he visited her Office that there was
an apparent deficit aud it must be made
good to the Government; that IL u were
made good be would say nothing about
il, but IL not shs would be dismissed.
He did this and took other action In
friendship to Miss Sweet, aud told her
abe must not pay my more money on
the notes for her appointment. ne
denied Miss Sweets testimony which
implicated him in anything like con-
spiracy with Blaksly.
A.esher Letter from 0sn. sshsnek.
wAsuISoros. May 25.-Sehsnek has
sent the Committee on Foreign Affairs q
long letter replying to Cheeseborough.
He reitsratss that when he arrived at
Paris from Italy he first heard the alarin-
ing news that dividends on the Emma
mine had besn stopped. Still he had no
thought Of parting with his shares, not
wi,hstanding the loss which stared him
in the face. The action subsequently
taken with Chssscborough was To guard
the interests Of General Woodruff, who
was his cousin. or himself. Cheese
borough was fully empowered to act and
knew his (~Schenck's) views On the mat
ter. The letter concludes nm follows:
..During the few days Of anxiety that
followed there passed between us sew
srnl kilograms and letters. which i re-
grst not having preserved. Any way, i
did not sell the two thousand shares, an
was suggested TO me to dA nor any other
shares. except those which were sold In
woodhull's name for him and myself by
Jay Cooke. Mccullough X Co."
The Change la she Cabinet.
NEW YoRK. May 25.-The Sm Wash-
ington special says: Bristow's friends
are indignant at the recent Cabinet
changes, which were made without his
knowledge aud believed to be against his
interest. They say immediate resignn-
ton is the only course left open tn him.
1t Is also stated by politicians that Hart
ranft has has no idea Of giving up his
aspirations for the Presidency. He
thinks Cameron cannot deliver the
goods. and believes he is the Great
Unknown"
Progress srths Csntsnaiai.
PnILApELpuIA, May 25.-Ths attend.
ancs at the Centennial was very good to-
day. At u meeting Of the Judges, Sir
Charles Reed OF England made a speech
and said he had been at all OF the
worlds great exhibitions, but could say
without hesitation that this sclipses
them all.
aueesss This Time.
Nkw YoRK. May 25.-To.day at noon
Francisco Peralta started to ride the
California mustangs 100 miles in sever
hours over the Fleetwood track. lie
won the race In good style, having two
miles to spare.
Miscellaneous.
The President sent TO the Senate yes
terday the nomination Of James \.
Rutan. Of Pennsylvania. to be Consul at
Florence. Italy. vice Writ Skies, whose
hom'na''1h " S.'nu~n ,.,,;,.,.
q candidate for Doorkseper. John ii.
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