Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-11
EASTERN DISPATCHES
.rreIAL TO IN. aoLp NIL sAnr xtvs
DOMESTIC NEWS.
oneniur Of On. Cent..nis


was o success and shows we'll for the
Exhibition. wasnsr's Centennial March
has taken greatly with the people who
have heard II at all rshesrsals and all
the opening ceremonies; but sons
critics say It Is not equal to the famous
Kaiser March, orthe Huslderings. Some
disappointment has been expressed that
the illustrious composss had not incor-
porated any well.known American air
In tho march, bu. Il now turns ont that
Yankee Doodle runs through the entire
latter part. The people In New York
seem only TO have begun 10 think that
this is the Centennial year. stll the
public buildings, shipping in The hsrbor.
and tho city was decorated with flags
and bunting. though smart thunder
showers interfered sadly with the fss.
t~ivities.
Dann's Malicious Csrpinx.
NRw Yonx. May 1.-THE Sun says:
"Grant read Lila speech. and bis reading
was In un artistic and captivating man
ner; and to cap al . man fell In . nt
during the reading. aud In the confusion
nobody could hear. Out Of doors much
Of the walking had to be done In mud.
Many fences had not been removed, and
ON every hand was a lack Of complete.
ness. The restaurants were inadequate.
Everything was eaten before a fourth OF
the demand was made. There is o strong
probability that tho exhibition will open
on Sundays. The soldiers here are q
more caricaturs aud only at to serve In
burlesqus. wssnsr's march wal q dead
failure"
The CALIFORNIA; MustanEs st the IL.
hibltisn.
NEW YoRK. May 1.-THE drove OF
mustangs will be taken to Fleetwood
Park for exercise preparatory to next
Tuesdays race. They were eahibiisl
yesterday and had their riding qualities
exhibited by californians. T~hirty.two
have just been shod for the FIRST time,
anil many had 10 DO thrown down or
suspended in mid.air.
A lisreher Committee Investigating
Bowen.
NEW YoRx, May 1.-THE special
committee appointed to investigate
Bowen's case has reported a majority OF
cnses against him to the effect that he Is
proved guilty Of equiveration. deserving
the sevsrest ccnsure Of the church. II
subsequently adjourned for eight days
in order to give Bowen an opportunity
to tell all he knows to DR.. Taylor. Of the
broadway Tabernacle, Of the latter
will not toll the public. Tho session
was very stormy and excited. Bescbsr
rose and started to speak, saying: 81
am accused Of q monstrous crime" DR..
Parke one Of Bowen's counsel Interrupt.
ted, ''and You are guilty too sir" In
siantly n hundred people were ON their
feet and Parke was ordered ont, being
Missed to the door.
The silver Qssstiss.
NEw Yonx. May la Times edit
orial says at the beginning Of November.
1874, when silver bullion had already
fallen to 57s. pence per ounce. a pound
sterling would buy 9 sight draft on
Amsterdam for eleven forms sixteen
confines. With silver quoted Mt 53II
pence per ounce, n pound sterling buys
u draft for twelve forms two centimss,
ths fall in value both Of bar silver and
Dutch coin being about eight per cent.
II the Dutch Government proceeds
with It's gold coinage and gradually
withdraws a portion ofi.s silver coin from
circulation we shall have q considerable
addition to our ovorplus silver bullion
in the market. and in oil probability q
further change In value. Under these
circumstances II Is not advisable for the
United States to authorize the coinage
Of any silver beyond what il needed to
supply the place Of fractional currency.
The projected dollar piece, according to
yesterdays quotations, Is already worth
one cent less than the gresnback dol.
lar"
Another lnnistisn Inpendins.
Nrw YoRK. May ia Herdid's WASH
inston special says IL is understood that
some OF the ablest Democrats In the
House arc engaged in summarizing the
result Of tho Investigations, and that be-
fore tho sessions close these results will
be presented to the country In n or
two speeches, which will show in an In
te.ligable and readable form what the
Congressional inquiries have developed.
But tho committees ara by no means
done. Some OF them have scarcely be-
gun. A good deal Of work remains. and
there is no disposition to leave anything
undone.
Tbs whisky Trsubiss IL New Ysrk.
New YoRx. May ia Times edito.
rial says "Half q dozen whisky deal
srs were arrested yesterday and heki TO
bail to answer = charge OF nsglscting the
duties imposed on them BY law with ref
erence to tho payment Of taxes. These
dealers had received o largo amount Of
whisky from the East, and II Ii suspect.
ell that they have been aiding western
diStillers in putting crooked liquor upon
the market. Their bail. however, was
fixed at comparatively low figure. and
All anticipation Of any whisky war. like
like that In ST. Louis, does not seem 10
be reasonable.
The Indias Was.
CHICAGO. May II. - General Crook