Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-04
CONDENSED rllEaRAMs.
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Rarsn n ths Centennial.

which had been appointed TO confer with
he directors Of all railroad companies
81 the United States reported that they
had conferred with some Of the leading
roads, and that there wa every prospect
81 . liberal reduction in rates Of fare for
hose who desire 10 attend.
hearth Of small cha.gs In shs East.
wAsuroroS. May at Is maintained
hare that Secretary Bristow has slrsady
The necessary power, II he chooses 70
exercise ID, to prevent any further
scarcity OF small change In the East and
TO relieve the country by paying out In
exchange for legal tenders. or TO meet
daily disbursements, the $3,00O,0OO Q !
silver coin which was on hand the lith
Of January, 1875. when the Specie Re
sumption Act became q law.
The Breskiyn NAVY Yard.
NEW YoRx, May 3.-Ths sub-sommit-
tee Of the House Committee on Naval
Affairs took testimony tonight in con-
nsction with the Brooklyn navy yard.
Il Il said that startling disclosures were
made, anu u - ruinorsu ~ ~.
pfon'nen' persons "'
rs'siAuon'
nsiknap hndiesed.
wAsuNoroS, May 3.-The Grand Jury
in the District OF Columbia have agreed
upon a presen,ment against W. W. Bel.
KNAPP, late Secretary Of War. for alleged
Of brides In his official sta.
ton. A summons was sent out ycster-
day for Mrs. Caleb p. Marsh. but the
Marshal was unable to fnd that lady.
and returned the summons o est. A.
s. II. White. Lansdals Twitchsll. late Of
the Indian office; Duncan Thompson, OF
the Interior Department. aud McEwing
and j. s. Rea, Of the Pension Agency
here. were examined by the Grand Jury
The prssentment Of Genera
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paper carrier, kiiieu himself anu nns
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herman: wa. very Ieaioas ~
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Paeins Railroad Matters
wAsHrSoroS, May 3.-Tht House
on Pacific Railroads to-day
authorized Representative Phillips to re-.
port n bill providing that II shall not be
lawful for the Union Pacific Railroad
Company 10 charge any special or greater
~. sa.,h. ,rsns,,r,s,inn 81 frsicbt ar
n-sss.n.s,s over M Omaha b,idpe than
H., .ssn,sJ To- . Iira d;s,ancs oycr
~. na,,ion. - n. ,o.5. NOR sb.Ii n
49, n,h.r .omn.,;ss NOR. ,h,n AZ
-. 80 tr.;oh, ~ n-s..sn,sr car AMI
.on,s,,. -,,.nsno,,.d over saia brij,e.
~ IN go M n. tra,sno,,,,ion of coal
81, .,.;n or Iumber not NOR. than
a. IN nsr ear shall n, charged 10 other
somn.p;.. In n oninion of n minority
- az. ,omu;,,.o Az an,cim.n, M mi.
%rsouir.s some similar measure TO
Give ~, 10 ,bs r.cent decision Of tho
Cont that tbs Omaha bridce
.hould lie considered anal operated as
nayt N tbs eontinuous line Of the Union
Pacific railroad. The committee agreed
that nmenlments may bo offered To this
nm NV the ssyer,l member, when II ia
M Tho Uopsc Tor action.
Irh. ,sum;,,., .I., ,o-J,y tool mn
crih.,,son,s h;i tor nm -.,,sn:;on M an.
60 o. ,ha .onni.,;an ~ a.. ro,as
p..,s. ,.;iro.5
Throclmorton offered substitute pro.
yidino hat fifty milcs of tho road nor
snnum shall he constructed westward
and twenty miles q year eastward from
the respective termini.
M aeti0n Waa raarbnl anil tbA fOm-