Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-30
TE Il GRAPHIC.
The European War Bound
10 Help America.
our WHEAT WILL 90 OVER TO
EUROPE.
AND EUROPE WILL PAY Us WELL
FOB IT.
why the TROOPS IN ALASKA WERE
REMOVED.
TINE NEW ipRiA MINE CLAIM.
why Minister Mashburne Is Coming
Back.
lsrsciAL DISPATCHES TO TIE aoLp EnL
DAILY SEwsl

they viii Have 20 Come 20 Us.
WASHINGTON. April 29.-Pollowing Is
the statement Of Mr.. Dodge. statistican 81
the Department Of Agriculture: Great
britain IL the only European country that
uniformly looks to other nations for the
material portion Of It's bread supply. Rus
ala and the United States are the main
sources Of that supply. The amount re-
quired In addition to home production Ia
Increasing. In part a. tho result Of q larger
bread ration consumed by tho British
w~orkingmen. The imports OF wheat and
fiour for fifteen years. including 1861. are
equivalent 10 65, 72i $40 bushels OF wheat.
In the past four years the average has
risen TO l0l .756, 270 bushels. In the i've
yesfs previous TO 1872 u was 7s.33S,9sO
bushels. and In the ten years. ending In
| 1867, Il Was but 65,il7 .i5G. Such has been
It's increase. modified by the fluctuations
Of home production. Though the Inn
| ports Of 1862 exceed those OF any other
year up 10 1879, In this period Of fifteen
years the United Mates contributed
tw~enty-scven per centum. Russia twenty.
| four. Germany seventeen, France nine and
other countries tWen.y-.nree. y y ~
,oun 49,. as. ns p,nsroas.a ~ so,,y.Syc
per centum. that Of Russia has fallen to
sixteen. and tho remaining countries have
FURNISHED ~. .~nir'S yn Stiss .aoa,n,s
\ ar ousrtsr Of 1871 were but 1851,
2OG cwts. Of wheat, against ll.l5s.3 80
cwts. for tho same period IN isIG, snd
| A Elr EIA ..ta ~ Nnur aUaiust 4 TTl 1vI
t,o1o,oio esas. o. nour ssA,ns' III.
W .ne.', s,sy.',,, ,r,h. 81 tram
.po ~ nsa.y, h,, , sia isi cxts CAM
sn p.s.. Tsa xS.s, nrodnciion m
M. sonat.. h.. 10 s,css,,sJ tbrcc INN.
IL, %w,II,.n hr.hsi. Inn tbs AVERAGE
Nv. ,aca 4. ..s,csiv two hnnareI AMI
sa.s. %u,iiion rr,.a hnn5reJ mil.
~. w.. ,r..J .nJ .seJ and
non .Vquiu ,%s,,,,on hr.h.Is can \. az.
mo.e su.n shy H. =. .eSns.ss AZ, on,
pol s na9 = .har, M Euro.
$1,000 s"Pt..I 80, ,rn,nc,,o,
IAN va WI uoa ~" =. IN in.ssa.a
~ sousnsIn hu'" HI, r.i,,asni. cron ~
consumption, Tue oaiInIH sioP "
ao.s vi Nv ra,nirsI ~ snnnlv
spring wheat viii W rel"''ou '" supp!
the world.
Tho rroeps In Alaska.
n,w yo,y lr,,I On r.,h..s,, Wash.
,.,,o, .,.,,.I ..x. An. orssr N remoye
.as'o" r
the troops nov siahoheu III AiAAAA 'oso"
other eligible place on the Pacific Coast
"a. M, given until 4 thorough investi.
n.-..,.- ., ,,s,r s.,,,..
gauoh oi inc ens'1'~' VI '"e"
there. and tho effect Of their withdrawal,
had been made by the proper department
=, AZ. o-ov.rnm.nt. The expense Of the
militia, occnn.tion Of Alaska has been en-
a.,aor: .ons,i.riny the ,msii force that
h.. La.n lent there. IL h. the testimony
~ ,hoss most familiar with the condition
Of sY.ir, on The Peninsula that the soldiers
ara oi mo nae whatever. The Indians Of
49,, are mot Of . troublesoms character.
and eysn n they wers, the troops could do
nothing 10 suppress them or 10 protect
Europeans whose business calls them
there. except In localities where th.y
nappenen 70 10 ~ ,Sa oonntry and
he fsct Cha, the inhabitants are scattered
upon islands. Soldiers cannot be moved
from q point 70 ano % ea.spa ..,ar
W sn.Po.ss, !" ,,r,i.h ,hs.e Ths