Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-28

EAsrER N.
rhe New Governmsnt Lsan.

Gno Nov
WASHINGTON. August 26.-The Secre.
t.ry Of tho Treasury says the greatest
diniculty he had TO contend WITH. and
which causes his conferences about the
a. per cent. loan with the representative
Of The large banking-h ouscs TO be 80 pro
trscted, was that he could not get them Ia
hsrmonize among Themselves. Foreign
bankers wanted 10 ~monopolixe the whole
loan and signihed st first that they wanted
ali or none, TO which effect they cabled
hare. and Q regular series Of communities
tions continued which consumed much
time. Secretary Morrill,. however. fol,
int he ought not to allow the whole oi
~ important Q loan 10 b taken entirely
ty foreign capitalists. and thought thost
Of this country ought to BE- considered. Nc
far a. they posessed the ability and dispo.
sltion to handle II. Hence he applied
himself to organizing the individuals In
treaty with him into an American and
European sdjudicate. both 70 operate In
accord with one another. He could not,
in the discretion given him by Congress,
consent 10 the loan being monopolized
In Europe. Ito feels. therefore, highly
grstlHed al the result. remembering. when
he came here In 1861, our national obliga.
tions went begging. we're below par and
We we're paying at the rate Of twelve per
cent. interest. while now Q bond Ut 30 low
an interest, compared with what had been
paid before, 10 sought eagerly and . strug.
gle IL male 10 take 10 all up at once. The
negotiation Of the four per cent. has not
received any positive attention yet. but
a--A-. r.--lI Akl..L. ahaea rAnIJ Ia
no difficulty II deemed advisable. 10 place
the whole amount Of the four per cent.
authorized by the Act Of July 1870. The
Secretary will leave here for Maine on
Monday. being advertised to make . few
campaign speeches there.
One Results Of Eceseny."
NEW YORK. August 26.-A T~ss Wash.
lngton special says: One OF the results Of
Rsndall's economy In the expenditures Of
public O will DO 10 reduce tho term
o. public schools Of this district from
ten to eight months. Tho amount ex.
pended last year for school purposes. CT.
elusive Of expenditures for new school
building. was $3i3,000. and the total
amount appropriated this year Ia $780,
900, leaving an increased cost Of maintain.
ing these schools. arising from the natural
increase Of pupils. In considering this
reduction Of school appropriations. the
District Commissioners and School Trus-
tees have based their estimates upon q
school term Of eight months. thus depriv-
ing children Of tho district Of the benft
Of two full months education. The esti-
mate Of the school authorities for eight
montls IL $50, 900 In excess Of the appro-
priAtion made for the school year OF ten
months. The promise Ii to reduce thess
estimates. u practicable. In order that the
schools may DO kept open for right months;
but II further reductions cannot b. made
the school term will have further to be
shortened. In order TO add $4,000 To tho
footing up Of the Congressional econom-
icsl tables. The House Of Represents
tiyes will have thrown the school children
Of this district into the street for two
months, and will reveal similar disastrous
results, by withholding from legitimate
appropriations In order 10 furnish the
Democracy with capital for the present
campaign.
0evsrnor TiIdsn's Thicving.
NEW York, August 26.-A Times ed.
itorial on the recent Tlden Developments
says: Whether In the light OF his recent
defenaes, whether on the basis OF his W
sworn statements. or whether We regard
obvious differences to be drawn from well.
known circumstances attending tho growth
OF Tilden's fortune. We must. with renewed
emphasis. pronounce the Democratic can
didate for President Of the United Btates
TO he guilty Of perjury and fraud. That IL
. conclusion whose damaging force cannot
be shaken either by disingennous bubble.
like that given out through his secretary.
or by orders from the candidate himself
about paying no attention to the charges.
A MIninE Decisieu.
WASHINGTON. August 26.-The Acting
Secretary Of tho Interior rendered . docis.
ion to-day In the case OF the City Rock W..
King OF tho West mines In Utah. allowing
the claimants Of the King Of the West TO
make entry Of their mine upon compliance
with the law. This decision mobiles tho
decision Of Secretary Delano. made April
IS, 1875. who rejected their application
for . patent on the ground that the proof
had been submitted TO show that proper
notice was posted upon the claim. The
last decision permits them 70 comply with
the law In this respect and make their
claim.
Don Carlos Annoyed.
NEW YoRK. August 26.-lt Ia stated that
Don Carlos has been annoyed recently by
the conduct Of persons who have followed
him whenever he left his hotel. He com.
planned OF this to Justice Kasmlre yester-
day. stating no was not afraid OF any per-
sonal encounter, but he thought these
persons had no good intentions toward
him. lie concluded to make no formal
complaint. II WA promised. however.
that the police should give him any neces.
sary protection.