Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-29
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|. p.~osr.sie Corruption Fund.

n Cerfupttou fuous
CHICAGO. August ga Trbsas Cleye-
land special says: The Louder will to-day
publish an editorial statement, for which
the Lsadsr holds itself responsible. that ON
Friday. from 10 TO I o'clock. the Ohio
Democratic Central Committee held q
meeting al Put-in-Day, several other
prominent Democrats being also present,
and discussed at great length and earnest.
liz the question whether Ohio should nc
ccpt ami USE q corruption fund Of $780,
OOo from Democratic clubs and local COM
mittees Of New York and Philadelphia, TO
be used In city districts Of Ohio In pur-
chasing votes TO carry the October cleo
tons. II was stated that the Democracy
could reasonably expect 20 hold the 49,
900 votes cast last Fall for Governor Allen.
and II they could add a change Of 3.OO0in
Cincinnati. Cleveland and Toledo they
could win the election. To purchase these
votes II was proposed 10 apply the money.
A member from a rural district earnestly
opposed the proposition on high moral and
political grounds. and was met by the ar
gumsnt that this WA the only way 10 save
the country and the end justified the
means. These remarks were received with
AIIflAu-ta AIl w = ~ WV -
mittee decided 10 receive the money for
the purpose stated. Strong and we'll
chosen committees Of reliable men In
Cleveland. Toledo, Dayton and Cinoin-
natl will disbursc the funds. which are to
BE- used for the purchase Of votes In open
market ON election day.
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w-. -, "a m. yy.sh.
Monnn.n aeci.,v which nnder a
charter from Congress, now holds posses-
| zion of the unfinished shaft here and
, everything relating thereto. had q meeting
| to-day, TO consider the congressional APP
propriation Of $500, 900 and the provisions
| imposed. The society decided 10 give q
= transfer deed to the Government relin.
gushing possession 81 the monument
and its surroundings. and signed 4 docu'
ment to that end addressed TO b American
people, which will be Issued In q few days,
calling ON them 10 aid The Government by
continuing subscriptions Tor the mon
nment, thus sharing the honor oil nnishins
the work Mempers oi ,ne s''.e'y ny
there was agood ueaIo ' mug Una, .ne
Masons' odu FELLOWS anu o'nr' III,
Mould AID mats,isly W an" , mn
think much VIII De done oy mem. Ihs
monument mas nus lar cost ssyo'VVo' anu
Is only apon' onec'nIu uone. ine so.,e'y
n,s,, ~ 80. I'm A.. ,he ,rsn.ser
4. Greeted a ,boronrh examination will be
made Of the foundations of the structure
by a board Of engineers. and the work be
| Immediately resumed.
"rS pep"''"e",
w~AsHISoros. August 2s.-There Is the
greatest CONSERVATION among employees IN
the Treasury Department over the knowi-
edge that over 500 dismissals will take
place at The end OF the present month.
Many heads Of bureaus have LETT town to
soap u appcsis 'na' WI. on..a
no. himself ,honebt ~ 40 leave town 10
.ro,j wi,nsssiny the suffering the Ills.
.h.,s. viii occ,sion. One on the most
imnor,an, reductions Of The Legislative
i,anr;s,ion I'M h. in The ii.t ~ snecial
"rr.r ~ ,he T,a.sury which Ia cut down
sscm "a a. oo Among ibo.e whom n Il
unds,.,oo.l are M he retained IA William
nwN' p..ns.a 81 ,won.mes
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