Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-04

was on q mission that refefred alta8ethsr
TO business In his own department.
The President has recognized Dunkst
Drum a. Vice Consul Of Denmark for
the State Of Nebraska. to reside d
Omaha.
Raiiroad Freight Rates.
NEW Yonx, March 3.-The conference
OF the railroad managers resulted In .
settlement OF all difficulties. II was de-
cided that the rates should DO fixed by
the trunk lines leading out OF Chicago
on the basis Of forty oent-tbs present
rats-and those from other points 10 b
based on that. Regarding the Western
grain trade, the rebate which the Balh.
more and Philadelphia railroads have
been paying was reduced from three to
u and q half cents. The rates 60 into
effect Immediately.
shipwreck and Less or La.
WASHINGTON. March 3.-Ths Signal
Service reports that an italian bark
bound for Baltimore went ashore near
the Tybee Islands on the night OF March
I aud went 10 pieces yesterday. and nine
OF her crew and six OF the life-saving
crew who attempted 10 board the bark
were drowned. Six bodies have been
recovered and nine arc still missing.
Embsssismsnt.
CINCINNATI. March a.-Thomas His.
heimer, bookkeeper In the Empire
gambling saloon In this city. owned by
Eph. Holland. was yesterday charged by
the proprietor with smbeszllng e25. 900.
Hilsheimer at once turned over 10
Holland money. diamonds. watches,
etc.. to the amount Of $4,000 and was
then permitted to 90 free.
Piymouth Church Anairs.
NEw YoRx. March Sat q business
meeting OF Plymouth Church this even.
Ing Il was announced that Messrs.
Ropes. Christensen and Lecompte were
unable to act on the committee to try
the case OF II. G. Bowen, aud Brothers
Case. Healy and Shipman wore appointed
in their plapes,
Death Warrants Of Fletcher and
Quigisy Received.
P~HILADELrnIA, March 3.-The death
warrants OF George Fletcher and Patrick
Quigley. sentenced for murder, have
been received aud will DO read 10 the
condemned men this evening.
winsiow.s Case.
LONDON. March 3.-winslow. the Bos-
ton forger. was again brought to the
Bow Street Police Court this morning
and formally committed for extradition.
The point about winslow's being COM
mitted on q separate charge Of forging
and uttering Is important. After Sir
Thomas Henry had said In court yestsr-
day that he hid not received the nscss-
sary notification from tho British au.
thorities. tho American Legation, re-
Numbering the fasco In the q Of
Lawrence, the alleged fraudulent Gus
tom House agent, withdrew the applica-
ton previously sent TO tho Foreign Or
fee. asking the ~oxtradition OF Winslow
on q charge Of forgery. and 10 make sv-
erything certain. substituted an npplica.
ton asking ~exiradition on charges for
forgery and uttering. Winslow will
now await the legal time fifteen days
before being surrendered 10 Mr. Dear
born, the American officer.
A skirmish In Cuba.
HAVANA, March sit Ia officially re-
ported from Tomas do Gsboro. February
10Th. that 800 Spanish cavalry. while
securing the country. met GOO mounted
insurgents. commanded by Maxine Co.
mez. Tho Spaniards had hardly time
to draw their sabres, and q hand.to. hand
combat followed. lasting an hour, at the
end OF which time they remained mas
tiers OF the field. Their loss was twenty
six killed and thirty.three wounded.
Tho loss Of the enemy Is considered TO
DO at least half as much more.
Movemsnts or Den Carlos.
LONDON, March 3.-Don Carlos avoid.
cd entering Paris by using the Circular
railway. skirting the city. He will ar.
rive here to- morrow.
BouLooSE. March 3.-Don Carlos has
deferred his departure for England until
2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
LONDON. March "a Paris dispatch
TO tho Times says only q few Carlist
stragglers now arrive from the frontier.
The bulk OF the Carlist troops have been
interned In Tours. Lemoges and the De-
partmonts OF yinno-H aute and Indrs.ot-
Loire.
PARIS, March 3.-Don Carlos received
at Boulogns q deputation Of % hun
dred and ifty Lsgitimists, who present
ed an address. He has issued q mani.
fosto to the Spaniards In which be says:
"Desiring to stop bloodshed. I forbear
continuing the glorious but at present
Ruthless struggle. Seeing the suffsrings
OF my volunteers and tho superiority Of
the numbers against them, II becomes
necessary TO shsathe the sword. will
never sign . compromise. Ny hag re-
mains folded until the moment which
God shall AZ a. the supreme hour Of re-
demption." In an address 10 his sold.
iers Don Carlos c~ongratulates them on
the hsroism they have displayed and
bids them not 10 abandon hope. Don
Carlos IL under the constant surveillance
Of the Boulogne authorities. The total
uuulUcr VI SuIiibto " uHNo lhkeu Ibi.
ugs In Franco Is $4,000.
Works OF ART sr the CeatsnniaI.
SOUTHAMPTON. March 3.-Ths United
States steamer franklin, now here, will
proceed to Cherbourg probably about
the last OF next week, and from there
will go TO Gibraltar, where she will
transfer the works Of art for the Phila-
dslphia Exhibition To the storsship sup
ply. The Franklin's orders are to Be at
Gibraltar early In April.
Minister sehsnck In Mere rrsssis.
LONDON. March 3.-The London Hour
has the following: 1--WE understand that
q writ, returnablo to the Queens Bench,
was served upon Mr.. Scbenck. United
Minister. yesterday, at the In.
Of the Emma Mine Company.
The writ was served as Mr.. Schenok
was entering the train al Evasion Sta
ton. Mr.. Schenek referred the oticsr
TO Lord Derby"
Of Minister Orth II VI.
enna.
vienna, March 3.-Last evening Gen.
eral p. Sidney, Post United States Con.
sui. gave Minister Orth a complimentary
at the Hotel Mstropole. The
room was decorated with tho American
and Austrian flags and the portraits OF
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