Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
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. table this morning on the Cincinnati
Convention, showing how the votes are
at present disposed. This shows the fol-
lowing result: Blaine. 257; Morton, ll9;
Bristow. 100; Contling. II; Hsrtrapft.
So; Hayes, 4s; Jewell. 10; washburns.
Q; unknown, q; yet 10 be elected. 40.
The Times says; "Unlsss against n very
Objectionable Democratic nominee,
We don't think that Mr.. Conkling could
carry his " State. He represents
nothing to the $4,000 doubtful votes
who will decide the election In
this State, save party shortcomings, Of
which all good men are ashamed. and
methods Of political action which are
stamped with public disapproval.
II Is clear that the revolt against Til.
den has more than . personal signih.
canoe. or VT may be inclined to doubt
the sincerity Of Chief Justice Chursh's
disclaimer Of desire TO see the
Democratic candidate taken from New
York; for Chief Justice Church.
with Ssymour's latent symptoms Of the
Presidential fever, like him, cannot
speak upon a subject save with many
mental reservations. But the dsclsra-
ton Of the Albany Conference against
the ~pretsnsions that have been set up in
behalf Of this State, and In favor OF COLI
osding the Democratic nomination to
the West, seems TO have q wider mean
ing. and n that Is partly calculated by
the mention Of Hendricks and Thurman
as available men. In either case availa-
bility simply means readiness TO trim
aud temporize on the financial issue.
Garry the Interpretation n step fur
thsr, and we have what Is equivalent to
an acknowledgement Of the strength Of
the rag money section Of the party. and
OF the necessity for CANCELLATION ut st.
Louis"
The judgment Against sehesek.
NEW YoRx. May 2G.-Ths Times says
editorially: 1.-THE report Of the House
Committee OH Foreign Affairs i1 all the
more damaging TO Schsnck because OF
the studied impartiality. the dignity and
moral weight which will DO appreciated
well in England as here. The judg-
menl is q stern one. but we cannot see
how any other could have been
reached"
vsn nuisw . sail fer Europe.
Nrw YoRK. May 2G.-von Bulow will
not again appear in public this season.
His intended recitals at Chicksring Hall
are not to occur, aud the pianist will sail
for Europe on June 7th. I'll health 10
represented TO DO the cause.
The Greas Mustang Rsee 10 New
York.
NKw YoRK. May 2G.-The Times has
the following: Francisco Psrslto, the
Mexican rider. succeeded yesterday in
running % mustangs, l55 miles, inside Of
seven hours. The exact time Of his rid.
ing. from the start to the finish, was six
hours. 5s minutes and ~ seconds. The
manager Of the race advertised that
Peralto would ride % mustangs, l55
miles, in seven hours. for o
stake Of ten thousand dollars,
It is not probable that any money
vas put up on the race, which was svi.
gotten up, like its predecessor,
for the sake Of tho gate money. which
II was sure to bring In hand. The man.
ager was asksd this morning to name
the persons who put up the stakes. He
declined to do 81. saying the men who
put up the money would not have their
names known for MI the gold You could
pile inside the track. That statement
was too absurd TO be credited by
the parties who heard II. The
race was evidently an investment
and a. such IL proved even more suc.
than It's predecessor. the crowd
being immense. At the start, thsrs
were 1900 people present; At o'clock
were 5000; by 2 o'clock the mum.
Der reached 1900. aud from that time
10 tho close, the spectators piling into
The park enclosure made q continuous
procession. The entire number Of spec.
tators was 1900, and $4,000 paid one
dollar a piece. The company was more
than ordinarily respectable, very few
men being present, and very III.
iii betting being done, Peralto's riding
admired by everybody. The horses
bshavsd better with him than with
Tbs ARE that was taken Of
was in marked contrast 10 the
Of Parker, who was loft to
and U common Stabler. He ate
hard tack. ham sandwiches and minco
pie, and drank ics-water by the quart.
lie rode always In the sams direc.
lion. and came In al the end OF
bis 22Gth mile blind In conss-
lusncs. . Peralto wal In the care
II DIR. Stanley. and was treated In q sci.
manner. His food was princi.
pally beef tea, taken with proper fire.
lu.ncy aud in proper quantities. He
was furnished with fresh caps with long
risors ut intervals Of Ave or six miles.
which not only kept his head cool. but
,lso by reason Of the change In the col.
,u Of the visors greatly relieved his
,yss. He wal also required to change
his direction repeatedly. He rode his
much faster than Parker rode
hem. Parker's bOst time was 2:20.
made several miles In 2:l7,..
The best time, however, was 2:i4,. aud
ld2a.
They Have Killed the Yiesd.