Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-23
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AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE
CABINET TO-DAY.
fHE PRESIDENTS PLAN FOB
SOLVING THE SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA DIFFICULTY.
Letters to Governor Chamberlain
and Governor Hampton.
EXPORT on THE lsHfABULA RAIL-
ROAD DISASTER.
Another Editorial on General Nc.
Combs Reneontre.
(srrciAL DrrArcHEs TO rus GosO HUI
DLmY NKWs1
Another Editorial on General Nc
Combs Reneontre.

Combs Rencontre.
tsrrciAL DrrArcHEs TO rHs GosD HUI
DAILY NEws.l
The Raiireaa Bond Rorgsra.
NEW YoRx. March 2S.-The Times fur
nishes the following: Yesterday morn
ing after tho arrest Of James Kilpatricl
and James Mckay. alias Canada Mac, will
the forged Missouri Pacific bonds In thsii
possession, District Attorney Phelps mad
the astonishing discovery Of the existence
Of q State law which says that no imita
ton Of railroad or other bonds or certihY
cate Of stock shall DO deemed . forger,
unless every detail 10 initiated. In Thu
case the original bonds arc guaran
teel by tho State, and on the forgery th,
State seal Is absent. The President OF The
Bank Of Commerce says he wouldn't havt
hesitated to advances money on the forged
bonds, Notwithstanding the absence Of The
seal. That would he readily overlooked,
Indeed. such q thing Ia not generally con
sidered essential. Tho omission OF an In
dorsement ON tho back OF Q bond
docs not Affect Its value for practical pur'
poses ON tho street. Legally. however. the
deficiency was fatal. and when the prison
ers were arraigned at tho Tombs poles
court yesterday afternoon tho District At
torney agreed TO their discharge, and Jus
tice Flammer 40 ordered. Ths detectives
claim that Mckay was one Of the party "a
the SGi, 900 check forgery on the Union
Trust Company. A hundred and thirty
Ave thousand dollars worth OF. bonds were
10 have been put upon the market herd
yesterday. They were to have been ny
pothecated at eighty-fve cents on the dol
lar. The officials seem TO have been ignor'
ant Of the law, and consequently sprung tho
trap too quickly. The detectives SAY. they
might lust a. well have waited until yes
tcriay but they supposed they hal Q per.
fectly clear case. anal could not SEQ tho use
OF further delay. Experts were unable 10
detect the slightest dissimllarity between
the genuine aud spurious bonds. Such ex-
traordinary accuracy Is unparalleled In the
history Of bond forgerics. The detectives
have no doubt that another attempt will b
made at q further dato 10 flood the market
with these bonds. a. plenty OF brokers pre-
sumably reputable can 10 found TO intro
duco them.
Henry watterson's Reception Ia
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. March 22.-Ths public re-
to Henry wattsrson tonight was
an imposing affair. Judge Burnett. chair
man Of tho Democratic State Committee.
presided. watierson appeared before the
audience surrounded by tho most promi-
nent citizens Of Louisville. and was en-.
Enthusiastically chocrcd. An addressed vel.
was delivered by Hon. Charles d.
the Mayor. In response, watterson
reviewed at length tho circumstances cul.
Ininating In the defeat Of Tilden. He dis.
the present situation, declaring
that tho hope of the South lay exclusively
In its material development. He advo.
,ated Southern railroad 10 the
and said that II the Mis-
river ran through New Eng
land Il would have been levied up 70
The moon long ago. Bespoke temporarily
u the President, promising that the South
would give q non-partisan support 70 such
81 his measures as were Just. Az for the
party. II would not DO dis
rouragcd or divided. but Hayes might
strengthen tho Republican party In tho
South by q genuine policy OF reconcile
Ation and reform. The speaker hoped tho
President would, for u needed improve
ment, and watterson wanted 10 SEQ u good
10 respect. The speaker predicted
That the Democratic party would prepare.
BY peaceful acts and development OF tho
interests Of tho couUtry. 70 come
into power four years hence ~ . friend
and promoter VI true American citizen
ship. After the reception . banquet was
given.
Rcpert OF the Congressional Com.
mittee Appointed 60 Investigate
the Ashtabuia Disaster.
CoLuMmus. Ohio. March 22.-Tho spe-
ciai legislative committe appointed TO In
vestigate the lats Ashtabula disaster. sub
their report to-day. accompanied
by q vast amount Of testimony. which was
printed. The committed. after
going into details. showing imperfections
In the bridge, report the following con.
illusions
fi~rsl,Tlere were from e'sh'y W QUO
s"cona"Tbc bridps veutdovu under an
ordinary LOAD 10y reason Of defects In Its
original construction. ,,,,n