Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23

came IN response 70 tnis suuilnoHs shu
had q long interview with EvArts and dis
closed to him all his plans. The plan wa'
approved by Evarts and Frisbie. and was
encouraged to such . degree that he i'm
mediately returned to his home at Vallejo,
California. After arranging his business
he left Quietly and Is still absent. The
following kilograms indicate tho belief OF
his neighbors as to Frisbie's whereabouts
Ban FRAScisco-6 A. MA. T. Gibson.
San bureau. Washington, ID. CA tele-
gram from Frisbios' homo. Vallejo, says
he 10 believed to DO In tho city Of Mexico.
The annexation Of these States will not
only obtain . stable government, but two
great railroad companies. tho Texas Pacific
and the Central Pacific Of California will
Immediately compete with each other In
building lines TO the same or different
parts on the Pacific coast.
NEW YonK, June ILL betray no conf.
dence when I say that everybody ut the
State Department thinks that difficulty
with Mexico Is imminent. MeIieans now
here arc also satisfied that tho administra-
ton has designs on their country.
The Great Fire In NJ. Johns.
ST. JonSs, N. D., June 23.-0frers Of
assistance for tho sufferers by the great
fire continue to rome In from the provin-
cial towns and also from many American
cities. Several carloads Of provisions
arrived this morning and tonight special
trains from Portland, Bangor. Lincoln
Centre, etc., brought l,100 barrels
Of flour. lot Of blankets and
n ouantity of cooked food. Mon
trcal, Toronto, Hamilton and many
other Canadian cities have dispatched pro-
visions. Relief Committees have been
rcorganizcd and the work systematized SO
| that the aid may 60 as lar as possible y
| reach those most In need OF u. a COM
| pany Of local volunteers was employed In
blowing up tho ruins to remove dangerous
walls. Three mon were badly injured by
| tho premature explosion OF o blast. One
| will not cover. Several new Hires were
started to-day. all supposed 10 ave peen
.no WIZ =, I,n",disri.m arc in custody.
Ono Who was caught In the act narrowly
escaped being hung to q lamp.post.
sr. JOHNS, June ga company OF
troops has arrived from hAlliaN 10 III tie
civii auihoritcs W s'nuin'n w, oia.. I'll
l,dd~n citizen. wss fonnd in the ruins;
also, another body, identified as that Of
Joseph Thomas. Several persons are still
missing. The banks are reopening. bust.
ness establishments are open In new loca-
tons. AMI Ia some instances rebuilding
has commenced.
Nyw yonu. lime GA list OF subscribe
mr.. IN The fnnJ for tbe relief OF the suffer-
ar. m Inc n. Johns fire has been opened
y, ,ho i,ri,isl' Consulate. President Bab.
cocn 81 ,he s%tonington line, offers free
,r.n,,or,a,io, from here 10 Ioaton Of all
srn,Iis. Tor tho relief Of tLe sufferers and
copiributes 500 in cash.
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says ,he hioohlisn, ias' n,sn' was an ~
caieulablc DOOM 'herc pc,ns w sAs
either stree's OF houses. TOT e,siy nun
dred thieves, anu IheIo MoIo mi,
Them; ~ ieas' nan u uoI'n srvu LII
pa'r9lieu lhe s'rcS,s' snu ~ ~,