Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28

,ortgaGes ylbo. OOO; United States
IS. 900; Fort Wayne Jackson and Sag
nav, Sl2, 900; Ogdsnsburg and Lake
$1,000; Missouri Pacific.
80. 900; registered stock and bonds Of
No United States and various corpora
ions. $3.50. 900 to 500. 900; g~reenbacks
nd National bank bills. $40. 900; De-
roit. Lansing and Lake Michigan. ST.
100; New York and Erie bonds. $1,000;
Iiains State bonds, $4,000; Hudson
Railroad bonds. 5000.
WASHINGTON. Jan. GA dispatch rs-
,sivsd to-day OF the treasury from North.
lmpton. Mass. states that $4,000 In
1nsigued fvs-dollar notes Of tho bank
wers secured by the burglars on the
night Of the 25th inst.
SPRISoFIELp. Mass, Jan. 27.-Of the
b670, 900 or S770.0O0 taken by the burg
lara from the Northampton Bank. from
300. 900 to $500. 900 are In registered
bonds and certificates Of stock and 10
mol negotiable.
. Plan - Rsb an Express Car
frustrated and che Robbers Cap
sused.
ToLEDo, Ohio, January IA we'll
laid plan 10 rob the express car Of the
night express coming east from Chicago
Last night was discovered and frustrated.
All the parties concerned have been mr.
rested. The officials Of the express
company In this city received informa.
ton Of the plot nearly q week ago, aud
Superintendent Cone and Agent Chaplin.
together with tho Chief Of Police and
two detectives, left the city last night
and Joined the cast.bound express at
Archibald, Ohio, stationing themselves
in the express and baggage cars. AT
wauseon four men. former employees Of
the railroad company. got on board. and
AZ soon rs the train was well under way.
proceeded to bore out part OF tho panel
in the door OF the express car, during
which n preconcsrted sianai was gwen
n the oincers IN waiting Pouneeu uPou
and secured the parties, VINO sre now
~ jai nsi.. .ne d', ,.os SISS oco In
Svv,an ~
'u'o"'
Basiness faiiures ana n's'aesa'
frsn hnseivsa. Ds'
BosroN. Jan. 2I.-Ths creditors OF
jordan, Clark X Co.'s clothing house
recently compelled to suspend ON &C.
count OF falsiications and deialcation by
Sandford. their book.keeper-met TO-
day. The liabilities amount to $309.-
l23. and assets to $3Si,52G. Tho
books have been kept In such a mnnner
that u IL impossible to arrive at the &C.
tual facts.
New YoRx. Jan. T.-Ths creditor. oil
Edwin Booth, the actor. met yesterday
and declared q dividend Of i've and ons-
fourth per cent.
The assignee OF Turner Brothers,
bankers, has decided to declare q divi.
dsnd, not In cash. but in bloomsbury
and Western Railway bonds, which the
firm held to the amount Of million
dollars.
Defaleatisns.
NEW brunswick. N. j., Jan. 27.-Jona.
than Earle. Treasurer OF the Norfolk
and NV brunswick Hoissry Company,
/. 4 dsfaultsr 10 the amount Of si42, 900.
Ia h.s ,urned oysr propsr,y and stock
.rfsc;snt 10 cover he dedication. but
ths s,curities aro NOT convertible at
nrs.snt n nnpears that his son G..
"a EsrI. of Nsv YORK.. kent bis hank
.c.arnt anil vas Uiyon blank checks
sisnsl Inv Earle A Treasurer to All out
80 ,.4r;,.d N m.stbills and liabilities
=, ,ha .dmnan, ana having Inc blank
ohs.L. .;,nsd A. command be Las ever
d..n No .copnt IN tbe amount stated.
IA n aid Young carlo s~peculated in
wall strset.
DAVENPORT. Town, Jan. GIL. j.
Smith. STATE Agent for the Iowa Charter
Oak Life Insurance Company, has fallen
abort $40. 900. Tho deficiencies run
back some four years.
r.,.,
C. -. J.nr.rv 90 ons,,,,
i.tou.a ~ ,h: NcK.s ,,;ai ,his
n v..as..s -.cnn..i TO- WoRsa
u"na ~, no srsnmsn, would h.
ssuN"1 ...,, ~. ..id.ns. ~. ali cIossJ
W...n. -sa rscai,sJ anJ tss,ia.J th,t
s,oE' - hir mnnsv Ior
me- nsu ne wb".sror- This WA. in.
10 nullify Fitzroy's testimony
that Mckee told him no paid Msgrus
~. 600 last Summer to keep him quiet.
Barnett II. Enkle. q rsctifisr. was pre-
and in direct contradiction to the
sI-Dsputy Collector. Concannon. one OF
the Government witnesses, swore that
be and Concannon burned the stub
oooks u nouces IN tne once OF ths
Collector OF in'srnal heNenue on gun
day. when nooody was there Out q negro
w..y,xorov Ian o. = L. ..;d ,h.,