Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-12
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The Conspiracy Agaisss bisines
OxAxA, June 10.-The Omaha Rtpte-
lean Of to-day contains an important
from ]. H. Willard Of this
city, Government Director Of the Union
Pacific Railroad. In relation 10 Govern
mspt Director Harrison and his share
in the Blaine charges. Willard states
that Harrison seems 10 have acted from
the first in the sole interest Of Morton
N a Presidential candidate. When
Harrison heard three years ago about
the Fort Smith matter. he saw an oppor-
TO aid Morton by making the
allegations public at the proper time,
and he declared TO Willard three years
AGO. at the Director meeting In Boston,
and has often repeated Il since. that at
the proper time. II Blaine should DO In
the way, he would tell this bond story
and kill Blaine as n candidate. Mr..
Willard states that he was recently IN
formed that II was intended by parties
opposed to Blaine 10 keep this q pro-
found secret until the Republican Con
vention assembled, and to spring II on
Blaine then and there. 90 that he could
have no opportunity TO vindicato him.
self. A respects the Kansas Pacific
matter, Willard states that Blaine has q
witness to his blamslsssns0s in the per-
son OF q leading Democratic Congress.
man from New York. who knows all the
fucts, and knows that Blaine had moth
ing Whatever TO do with 1t.
niai.s's Prsspsets In she Cssven.
WASHINGTON. June l0.-The friends
Of Blaine have bean making to-day q
careful eanvass Of his probable vote at
Cincinnati on the Rrst ballot. and II may
b stated that they give him $40 votss TO
commence with. In addition, they con-
hdently expect, on the second ballot, q
very considerable increase from Mis-
souri,, Alabama, Texas, Mississippi anil
Tennessee, leaving the votes OF Ohio
and Pennsylvania still intact. From
both these latter States Blaine's friends
anticipate with certainty a generous
support In tho end. and II 10 claimed
that the end will be on the third ballot
at the farthest, and very possibly on the
second.
speaker Kerr 20 BE Acquitted.
wAsHrSaroS, June l0.-Wm. +. q.
Shanka testified before the Kerr Investi.
eating Committee to-day that he had an
interview with Harvey In regard 10 the
alleged payment Of $3.50 to Kerr. and
that Harvey said to him: ~ have never
said there was any money In the mat
ter" Representatives Clymer. Black
burn anil Danforj have agreed TO report
fully indicating Kerr from the charges
made against him by Harvey. Robbins
and Bass, tho only other members OF
tho committee. are absent from the city.
but their colleagues entertain no doubt
whatever Of their concurrence In this
finding. The case will probably not be
formally closed until their return.
The Latest silver Dili.
WASHINGTON, June 10. - The bill
which passed the House to-day. author
izing the issue by the Treasury OF sl0,-
OOO, 900 In silver coin. il M follows:
That the Secretary Of the Treasury. un.
der such limits aud regulations as VIII
pest secure Just anu '".r viz sv'a
tnroasnpu' y eoun may ,ssu ~
sn'el eo,n how mn nio ~ sS'
amount nor sAceeuins ~.
change LOT MI eluai amour W lesai,
tender notes. anu the notes 10 rece',ea
IN exchange Snail DO kePt IN sPee'aI
monsy IN lie ,rrea.nIy' and be issued
only mon the retirement and dsstruc-
ton of a like sum Of fractional currency
when 40 substituted. In reporting the
bill Cox presented the following state
ment of the amount OF silver issued
an to date: For the redemption Of
f,s.,ionsl currency. AZ. M. 7sJ: for nav.
ment Of currency obligations, $500:
49,; total. ~, w, lO9; amount on hand
with The Assistant ifeasuiers' e.c',
So.oii,iyt; ordered rom Ihe oni,sa
states Minis 20 S asn nan ir'Asu'e's "h"
uepos''of'es Ss's'o''oo'
C~alifsrnia and Nevada Postal Routes
wAsurSoroS, June lO.--The new post
route hill passod by tho House last
THURSDAY proposes 10 estnblish the fol.
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