Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-07

Judgment and answered ne could not tAy
how many testihed 70 that effect
After further questions and answers.
without adducing further important evi.
dcnce. the committee adjourned.
An I~ntersssisg Lawsuit In Prsspses
NEW Yonx. Feb. THE Tribune has
the following rumors Of . lawsuit which
IL likely 70 create . sensation among stock
operations. current In Wall street ysster-
day afternoon. The difficulty. II was stated.
had grswn ont Of the pool In Western
Union stock. mention Of which was made
In the Tribune several days ago. The pool
was organized with 3. II. Mills at is head.
Among those induced to take an interest
In II were members Of what has been
known on the street for . short time past
o. the California party, the leading repre-
sentative OF which. IL II reported, agreed
TO Join the pool upon tho assertion being
made TO him that Jay Gould was short for
. very large amount Of Western Union
stock. Western Union. which Ices than .
month ago sold at TAN. advanced to II
and ~. . very large amount Of stock
changing hands st these figures during the
last days Of January. Among the reasons
for tho advance mentioned In Wall street
gossip at the time, u was reported to the
effect that Gould had put up tho price In
order 10 dispose Of his surplus stock Ut .
profit. Ths price Of the stock gradually
declined. closing yesterday ct tau. The
story now In circulation Il that Gould has
discovered that B. n. Mills 4 o., his
former confidential brokers, we're using
their knowledge Of his asserted position In
being short for . largo amount OF stock. 70
form tho pool TO buy the stock By which
no was forced 10 cover Ut . heavy loss. and
that consequently he has brought. or 10
about 10 bring. suit to recover damages
for alleged conspiracy against him by 3.
u. Mills and company. Tho amount
sought, TO DO recovered by the proposed
suit, was stated yesterday st $S00,0O0. II
was also stated that he had withdraw his
account from the firm. Thomas q. Bher-
man. Of the 1rm Of Sherman h Sterling.
said last evening that proceedlngs had not
yot been begun against y. N. Mills a Co.,
the papers still remaining In his hands.
Further Developments. might, however,
DO mado public within . short time.
Tho Herald alludes TO ruinor Of impor-
tant lawsuits. Of which Jim Ksene Of Ban
Francisco was 10 be . victim, because In
some way he had managed 70 unload 10000
shares OF Western Union on the street at
~ aud TN.
The "suu- On senator M1rteu.
Nv Yong p.h - O.. .d,,.,,.,
W" 80 s'.
says; "oh inc night OF oetoosr Iotn' Do
fore the votes which elected Williams
Governor Of Indiana were fairly settled In |
the ballot boxes. Morton set out from In
dianapolis to study out tho Chinese quss-
non on tns racine sioPs. IN. -
temnsrsmcnt jnripe the best Of 4 presi.
DENTAL campaign, In The result Of which
his " fortunes and those Of his party
wss hssr5 N Mor,on All III m.ssinu ~
the Senate In December : but much 10 The
surprise Of tho Democrats, what had been
Loaf TO the Republicans In Indiana wss
made good In the Pacific States, Ban
Francisco correspondence now ssserts thai
$1,000 illegal votes wore polled In that city
nm the nj M November. vhereof N IL
.i.,rcd ,ho, = mn or = 4 wsre s,.rar.
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un1 xn..n.' 800 ~ ~" $50. rna"
which he can lose The STATE Of Indiana by
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