Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-26
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CnxYExNE, Wy, June 25.-A courisl
Who left Goose Greek last Monday. viii
duplicate Herald specials and orders r
reach Fisherman on Wednesday night
has not yet reported. He Is supposed
10 have fallen into the hands ofIndians'
Gen. Cars command reached Chsy'
snns river to-day. Seven thousand
pounds Of gold quartz arrived here yes
tsrdsy from Dssdwood. belonging TO W
@. Bennett. 1 twill b shippsd to onsh'
for crushing. Two valuable specimens,
one weighing twenty.four pounds and
valued at $1,000. have been shipped By
express. The last shipusnt Of dust By
the bank here to Denver amounted to
l65 ounces.
Mssasr n wysaisg.
CHxYExSI, June 2G.-klbsrt Curtis,
son OF Judge Carts Of Ashland. Ohio,
was shot and instantly killed yesterday
on q ranch near Laramie BY . man
named Chandler. The shooting grew
out OF q difficulty about Curtis' sheep
getting on the hay.land. Chandler Is
still at large.
WASHINGTON. June 26.-Blans's con.
dition Is unchanged. or at least not
changed for the better. He has been
confined to his bed for the past four
days. and exhibits symptoms Of s1trsms
physical p~rostniion. He has . Low
form Of fever. resulting from malaria,
aud bis physicians have some arprshsn'
sions Of its assuming . typhoid charae-
ter. A change from this climate 10 70.
gardsd as absolutely indispensable to his
recovery. Arrangements are nov being
made for his departure for Maine on
Tuesday by q route ON which he can 60
directly home without change Of cars.
'Dsassrass Leaving ssr %. Louis.
WASHINGTON. June 20.-Randall left
for St. Louis tonight. Notwithstanding
the large number Of Democratic mem.
bsn who have gone to the Convention.
II is thought there will b. . quorum In
each House during the week.
Tsskish Trsshiss.
LONDON, June 20. A Vienna dis
patch asserts that the Russian repre-.
sentative at Belgrade 10 privately abst.
ting the war party. England Ia using
her influence TO restrain the Prince OF
Milan. who. however. declares that Il is
too late to resist the tide Of events and
his only choice Is revolution or war.
Strike or MIssrs 10 Pennsylvania.
PrrnBuRo. June 2o.--0n Saturday
the miners at the colliery at Dobson 70.
fused to 60 to work unless they gel
their wages. They had q parade ysstsr-
day with . black dag. showing q skull
and bones and q revolver. smblsmatic OF
certain death to any u who took their
vacant places.
spseaIasisg en- shs Cssvsstiss.
Nrw Yosx, June ga Hauia special
from 1t. Louis says that Tildsn Is still
the strongest candidate. Thuruan's
friends are making energetic efforts.
The friends Of Hancock are developing
some strength. The Htruld's summary
Of the strength Of the candidates gives
Tildsn $50. Hendricks li5, Bayard 6s,
Allen and Thurman SO each. Hancock
30. Broadhsad G. Parker 80. Davis IL.
Seymour l.. doubtful &c.
A Times special from 81. Louis says .
fierce struggle Is going on between Tam.
many and Tildsp. and the destruction Of
one or the other IL inevitable. Tildsn's
friends claim that be will b nominated
on the second ballot. The indications
are now that u will be Tildsn or Parker.
or some one not yet named.
A Tribune special from st. Louis says
II is believed that the Southern delegates
will decide Tilden's fate, but ~ Il stands
Il cannot be told. II il predicted that
hs will DO nominated In the same way
that Hayes was at Cincinnati.
A Pod special from 81. Louis says
prominent Southern men now fear that
the Tildsn fight will be successful. The
combination to defeat him had q meet.
ing last night. Richard Schsll presided.
Twsnty-ons States were represented. Il
was decided 10 demand Of the convention
the passage Of q resolution calling for
the special repeal Of the Resumption
Act. The disposition Of the delegates
10 to make the financial plank Of the
platform nominally for hard money. It
10 believed the platform will favor IRE
turn to specie payment n soon as Il can
DO secured without injury to business.
Dsaih Or On Rasssrs Newspaper
Mas.
BALTIMORE. June 26.-w. W. Glenn.
one OF the p~roprietors OF the Gdietts.
died yesterday. For two years past he
has been engaged In mining in Col.