Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24
AND HAS NO INTENTION OF DOING
so At PRESENT.
NOTHING Yet HEARD FROM
Ex-MAYoR HALL.
A Dead Heat Between oxford and
Cambridge.
[srrcIAL DrrArcnrs TO TIE aoLD HILL
DAILY Nkwsl

fsrxcAL DISPATCHES TO TIE 9oLD HILL
DAILY Nkwsl
An Audaeieus bank Robbery.
Nav YoRK, March 23.-dsorse L. Whit
Ing. head b~ook.ksepor Of tho Brooklyn
Bank. was arrested to-day. charged with
having robbed the bank Of 100000. In .
valisc which he carried at the timo was
si2O. 900. leaving $4,000 short. Tho cir
cumstances Of tho robbery aro: On Wed.
nesday afternoon. after bank hours. Whit
ing was correcting somo clerical errors. In
company with another clerk. and remarked
that hc heard the officers intended reduc-
ing his salary. but no did not propose 70
let them do Il easily, adding that he weuld
get tho leverage Of tho bank and compel .
compromise. Whiting remained after the
other clerk. and having the combination
opened the safe and distracted 100000 In
negotiable bills and SOC. 900 In gresnbacks.
Next morning tho President found q note
from Whiting. saying tho bank must give
him $50, 900 and satisfy him that he would
not be prosecuted. and that II they did not
do that he would start of with the cash
and burn up tho bills that wero In his
possession ; and. further. that II IL were
necessary, no would burn up all the money
rather than return II. The clso was
placed In the hands OF q detective and .
personal put In tho Herald, stating that
the proposal was agreed TO. but not
w%ithstanding no trace Of Whiting could DO
obtained until this morning. when he was
seen entering his residence, and on max
ING his exit again was arrested and taken
10 police headquarters. lIo refused TO
state the whereabouts of the remainder OF
the money when first questioned. but late
this evening confessed that the missing
SO, 200 was concealed ina closet In . room
at tho vandyke House. corner OF Bayard
street and the Bowcry. New York, where
detectives found H.. Tho money WAS
counted at the Brooklyn pollcc head
quarters and found correct. Hall. the
teller. was supposed TO be the only one
who knew the combination OF the safe,
and ho had the figures entered In . book
which Whiting one day asked TO look OF,
when he quickly copied the combination
and handed tho book back.
LArER.-The brooklyn Bank officials
have counteu uo le.o', ,vni,iao y
found u s!V.oVv sno, ni,h H. Ia.
70 say "na' ne naa uouv nv, n. h.J nan,
iency. nc nnat,y s.Htou 'Ia e.n,Ias IT.,
W pnt pcins asA'u nv nn .eiui.,,. 10y, ~
story.
The rian 60 Gust Chamberiain.
w~,suixaroy. March 23.-Corbln tsle-
A. c,..,..,., ,os.v..L,,, 4,
grapheu W .hAhpei'An '"uA' s'A
he would como 10 Washington ebedientiy
10 the Presidents request. lie replied
... 4, 4, ,snsr.llv ,boupbt that Hsmptou
~" -"
Will aiso' tho"sh MS Ir'ehus asa 'uPi"''
ors advise otherwise. The PRESIDENT wishes
merely 10 gain time. and the letter Il really
A., c,.u,.,,.in.. interest. They only de.
:. h.; ,hov a.,
siie tho 'iool" n."in IT,, 80
se.,,c nv. a,.,ta. M.,,h.ws and Fostsy
Iur.ls' .nss o"n =. ,.h,cI ,hsv nieIcs
.s's.1 a,i.is,r.,in ~ rsmoyo tbc iJnited
S,s,as troons from Columbia and New
Orleans. II Is claimed that q copy Of this
agreement Is now In Washington, and IL 10
stated that Matthews anu h,Asss iss'sr 70
nov. III, .n.a., r,op Trhe.s cS.rcs.
srA"hih, 'nIu aoaS sh.v ~ .nthorisv
NY "'uu. ~ .rss,in, soma s,citemsnt
snu mi ~ mo,.aess,. s,v ,ho nrogrsmms
neie. n..,hns,.in ,aI,o~s. Tn
70 oe Gus. n=nuuhIi.ar Is,is,.tnra n...cJ
~. .ia.,ncut law which gave An.
My :, anv JnJco of Tho several
";..,'j, corrts An is.us a writ Of
eloctmcnt and compel the persons served
unon IN ,nnear and show cause why tho
WI, ~ ,ha npst.rs sboulJ moi la entered
s.ain.t him. Tho law WAS passed A. an
asrarcsncv mea.nro IN compef two Demo
cratie afls.rs who refused 10 yscstc their
Offices 10 stem aside, II IL still ON the
statute books. II Is the intention to have
such a writ served on Chamberlain, 10
bc issued by Justice willard. who Is In
Hampton's pay. II the troops refuse TO
allow the writ 10 10 served. issue will be
made with tho United States. Chamber
lain will he compelled 10 plead, and the
Judgment. II IA believed, Is sure 10 DO
against him.
uu,...,io, or niui.ter wsahburue
w'"ss". ~ a, IT.. ,oIiov,n,
"~As"'So'oS' "A.'"
correspondence explains Itself:
To the President In pursuance Of . do
termination long since formed. 10 return
bome Al the end az eight years service o.
Minister Of the United States 10 France, I
now have the honor 10 request that j may
DO recalled, 10 take effect Immediately. or
upon presentation Of letters Of crsdenco
M nv successor, "A may DO most agreeable
IN von. In making known 20 you my de-
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