Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
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CHIcAoo. March 23.-Hon. d. L.
Phillips, who has spent some months
in California, investigating the revenue
and customs service on the coast. reach
ed this city from Washington to-day
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local Ponucans tns cone'o, spp
ments vnien snouio t:s. WIN nv
nuvs. us more oolesuouao'e -
Pacific slope than ELSEWHERE OIL accoun'
OF The remoteness OF the states o 'ne
National Capital. The omess nave Gen
used by Senators and Representatives
to secure their reelection TO M ontn-
uancs In ONCE. and the responsibility
seems to b to them instead Of the head
OF the Govsrnmsnt. II IL understood
that Colonel Phillips has NOT Z
charges against individuals. oat mas
placed the treasury Dspar.men' pos
session OF iac's estaoiisning inc eor,up-
ton Of the present system. AL Oh whicn
are lacked oy reliable estimony.
Marsh,s rsseinssy.
wAsurxoros, March &c. p. Manh
was again before the subcommittee Of
the Judiciary Committee this morning.
His attention WAS called to the article In
the New York Tribune OF March. 1872.
in relation TO the post-tradsrship at Fort
sill. stating that Evans had paid Marsh
Sl2, 600 q year for the place. Marsh
testiasd that he called General Bslknap's
attention to the article and asked who
could have written or inspired u. Gen.
srh Bslknap said be supposed u was
the work OF General hoxsn. Mhrsn sk-
planned The reason Why no went 70 Aon-
treal alter giving MA 'est,mony os'ois
the Committee on haPsnuisalss sus
war Department, ne Ppteusnusa
vhen 70 rssa me oeoals IN 'ns n'u,
vhieh appeared On tns mo'nins =, %s
day ne ,sI. New Iols; .sss ~
indicted Iot = eIlma. ons nn SSI
anxiety 70 s'' ou' u ~
rtres.
SCRANTON, Pa, March 23.-Ths 0pera
House and the Boston Dry Goods Store
were burned tonight. Loss, $3.50, 900;
insurance. SIS, 900. Positive evidence
exists that the Ore was the work OF an
incendiary. Only q few minutes before
the fire broke out In the Opera House
an attempt was made to Gre the Second
National Bank. and tonight an incen-
diary Ere was discovered in the postofics
block. The city offers a reward Of S.
600 for the arrsst aud conviction Of the
inesndiariss. Two previous attempts
were made 10 burn the Opers House
within the mast week.
No. o,,,.- N.,.h % "A p;c,,n,n.
.n.c;sI rsno,,. ars In J.ct.on' IL
az. MIGHT d-.stroyins ths creator portion
~ ths bn.iness nart of ths town Loss.
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nan rrshisising shs Trasspsrsa-
Ties or Nis's-siyesriss.
WAsHrSoroS. March 23.-Ths bill in
troduced by Senator Jones OF Nevada.
to-day. absolutely prohibits the trans-
portation from one State or Territory 10
another, or to or from Q foreign eoun-
try, Of nitro-slycerins In any other form
than that Of dynamite, and II prohibits
the transportation Of the latter substance
except merely by freight conveyance.
and on condition that IL packed In me-
tsllic casss and uuaccompanied with n
means Of exploding Il. In the sveur Of
death being caused By explosion when
dynamite il transported in any manner,
every person Who knowingly permitted
or aided in It's transportation will bs
deemed guilty Of m~anslaughtsr.
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