Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES
srsciAL 70 rns BOLD I'LL Sinf NV
DOMESTIC NEWS.


pondsnt that the Republican
State Convention, Of Illinois, will to-
day elect forty-two Delegates to the
National Convention. pledged to sup
port Blaine. The unexpected unanimity
Of this action makes . very material
addition to the strength Of the gentle
man from Maine. We find that IL
states and territories give Blaine . Ger.
tain strength. on the first or second bal.
lot, Of 2i5 votes. There really seems to
be nothing very eItravagant in the claims
made by Blsino's friends, that he will
start with q strength Of nearly 900 votes.
Those who believe that Blaine hardly
alls the requisites Of an ideal prssi.
Dental candidate had better frankly
recognize his undoubted strength.
Charles o'Csnssr 10 be visdiestsd.
NEW YoRx. May 24.-Ths committee
appointed by the Bar Association in ref.
ersncs TO the charges against Charles
O'Connor. have agreed upon . report
which will be submitted at tho next
meeting Of the Association. The report
is wholly favorable to o'Connor.
A Railroad King Dying.
Nkw YoRK. May 2i.-vanderbilt Is
considered to be In q critical condition.
He did no. leave this bed yesterday, or
smoke. a. has been his custom. Bodsn-
hamer did not remain with him last
night. but will return sarly this morn
ing. Doctors Lindsay. Gray and Van
Buren, called ON the Commodore yester-
day.
Pacific Mail Tresbiss.
NKw YonK. May 2i.-Tho fight bs.
tween the Pacific Mail Directors and the
Directors Of the Panama Railroad Com
pany has at last terminated. the Panama
people coming on victors. The Gould.
Dillon clique threw M the sponge yes
terday. and a new Board Of Directors In
the interest OF the Panama Railroad will
be elected On the 3lst instant. The
Directors Of the Pacific Mail Company
met yesterday morning, Jay Gould and
Sidney Dillon alone being absent. The
meeting. II was understood, was very
stormy. and hot words are reported TO
ba,o n.sseI be,recu Rufus Hatch and
Mr.. Bsnp.tt. attorney for IN. compsny.
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w~Isursoros. MAY 2i.-Ths reports
In the Schenek case will not be put Of
beyond Thursday. Schsnck, who can.
not arrive in time, has t~slegraphed his
reply from Dayton. schenck denies the
general charges, and promises to 20 10
w..h;,,,o, n d.,,v IN orontsd.
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n.ms.
w.susoros. Nav a. Robson
write. whi,boru. Indignantly DENYING
the testimony taken in secret in his
committee, and demanding that he be
called To testify himself, and that the
testimony DO given In public.
That Alleged bargain.
Nxw YoRx. May 24.-A Worlds
Washington special says the friends Of
Cameron deny that any bargain and sale
has bosn made and assert that II Is very
doubtful IL Cameron accepts. Advices
have been received here from some o.
tho delegates from Pennsylvania to the
Cincinnati Convention, stating that they
cannot DO transferred from their plsdg.
o. to vote for Hartr,nft by Conkiing or
n ono else.
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Bis,as Investigated.
wAsHrsoroS, May IA. +. Robin.
son. the Fort Smith and Arkansas Rail.
road Engineer. who. according to Smith,
would testify that he delivered the bonds
to Blaine In person. to- might authorizes
the World correspondent to rspudiats
the statement. The basis Of the story
he believes to he. that in the Spring Of
Of 1871. just as he was leaving Boston for
Washington, Caldwell gave him O package
to be handed to Blaine whom he had
known very well Tor years. That pack.
age no did deliver in the Speakers room
at the House, calling Blaine from the
Chair for the purpose rs Mcclure said.
Afterwards, desiring TO see a member.
he was invited ON the ioor and went in
with him, Blaine Immediately rs'uming
bis Chair lie dsnies all knowledge OF