Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-04

ton to the fact that the proYssai 70 pay
Crenin's expenses was made after The cer'
tihcatss had been accepted BY him and the
voto cast. Cronia's evidence scarcely
makes plain tho character Of Patrick's OF.
fer 10 him. Patrick u seems 10 West
Coast miner Of an important sAd sfaeieu.
turn. whs never represented anybody but
his own Importance. and intrudsd nobody's
advice but his own ; nsr did Crcnin ever
dream that he represented anyone else.
The only approach which was made to
/ Cronin Of any sort or by any person. wa
embraced In . letter from Senator Kelly.
In which he says: al trust yeu will Leave
nsthing undons 70 enforce the require.
msnts Of the United States CoAstitution,"
q sentiment which Cronin declares he has
endsaysrsd to follow. Crsnin will en-
dsavor to get his discharge tomorrow.
The Tildsn and Hendricks Club tonight
ssrsuadsd Grover, senator Kelly and Eleo-
ter Cronin. Brief speeches In Response
we're made by each.
Crsain's Csnfsssien or bribery.
NEW YoRx. January "a T'~ss wssh-
iugtsn special says tho testimony Of
Cronin under sross-eIamination has pretty
thoroughly disguised those Democrats
who were trying 70 support his fraud. II
appears that Of the 5000. which be re-
osivsd. all but about $500 was from the
fund sent from New York. The nsney
was his bribs. fer while no claims II for
expenses. he will not spend much, II any.
above $500 In bringing the vote here. and
returning. and the remainder 10 clear
profit. He was sntrspped into the csnfss.
sion. evidently supposing II had become
known, and he wanted TO put ~ geod .
face o. possible on the transaction. The
testimony taken altogether leaves ne room
for doubt that the Oregon fraud was organ.
lied by New York money.
Coamodsrs Vanderbilt Deal.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 4.-Cemmodors Van
derbilt died at 1880 this msrning.
NEW YoRH. Jan. 4.-Cemmodore Van
dsrbilt rsmaissd perfectly conscious 70
the last moment Of his life. and died 81.
most without = struggle. Ever since
since Tuesday It has bssn apparent that he
could only last . few days. Al 4 o'clock
this morning his condition became rapidly
DR. psem.' Lis sniritusi as,i,sr' IN.
latter arrived In . Few minutes aud Com
moders Vanderbilt said. al think ] am
nearly gone, Docter' W. Deems prsyse
ana than .oms m.mb.,, ~ ths family
sang q few hymns In lew tsnes. The fu-
neral will take place on Sunday at 1880.
The news Of the Commoaors's death had
little effect on the market, his death hav-
ing been 20 long expected. Vanderbilt was
owner OF securities having . market
value Of about eighty.avs milllsn dollars,
and OF this total fully hfty-hye million
dollars consisted OF stock Of the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad. It'll
Is 10 be Lspt together, and that prsyision
has been made for reinvssting the accruing
'Aisrss. On u y M. Iavorie securities. a..
CITY Hail The flars wsr. lowered Al half
mast. . course which was soon after fol-
lowed by the principal hotels and ether
public buildings.
O'"" nv s
ss"re
ISDiASAPoLis, Jan. 10 .
of the General Assembly convened this
f~ore,oo.. TIN. senate sl.e,ed T. h. IN.
chapa.. Indepopdont. n. PRINCIPAL secrs-
,.,,, p n si.,sr. Nan, A. A..i.t.n, 49,
rotary. and Richard Hunchins, Dem. a.
Door-Rssper. Senator Major. indepsndsnt
Young win we nnn, .hu' s''iss
u'cni ~ ,oses - isPu InN -
Tug house e'r y o oc'n,'ysI.
SPssAsr, .yIu. .' visrs, yn,nmac.
yoie' a's,nn.o ILL., Dso
neePer. Az spuoiIs. ~ ~"
iae uo,e.no "' ""'"a e
"''''u
.s
w" ioHA' 'An' " weary We J'u'.
nai' r'''s'A'' 'ho ~ na''o" sna
hoot' giving the letters winch passed DE-
tween them. The TriJ.~s's account closes
a. follews: "Mr. Roots friends sought .
warrant for the arrest Of General Barlow.
and Judge Noah Davis interposed 10 clear
up the difieuliy without resort 10 the
Courts. In consequence Of Judge Davis
,r,snaiy n ns.'. D
.es'sI, ~ .".."r 49,
susbsJ nm. }"