Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-28
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The General Business Out
look In the Country
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST GOV.
EMERY OF UTAH.
The Gentiles Want Him
Removed.
DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS HANG.
ING THEMSELVES.
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lsrsciAL DrrArcu TO u GoLp Hni
DAILY NEvs.l
Tn. General Bu.isess Ousieek.

the Husiness Oustook'
Nyw YoRK, March 2s.-The Public says:
Clearinghouse returns from nineteen
leading cities Of tho United States for the
week ending March 2ad. a. compared with
the corresponding week .last year, show .
loss Of So. The losses and gains Arc a.
follows : Losses-New York GO, Philadel.
phia Ill. Chicago 80. Cincinnati i.s.
Baltimore 81. st. Louis 1876, Louisville
CT. Pittsburg lo.6. Providence Is. Cleve-
land 1910. Indianapolis "a. New Haven Z.
81. Joseph 50. Syracuse 1913. Gains
Duston 5, San Francisco SOL. New Orleans
ST., Milwaukee IS. Lowell 81. There are
five cities at which tho exchanges Of the
banks indicate an increase Of business In
March. At Boston and New Or
leans the increase IL undoubtedly due
10 the large legitimate transactions. o.
pecially In exporting. Boston transactions
in connection with grain at Lowell each
week. and the very large gain ut Worcester
last month. point 10 . marked improve
ment In tho manufactures OF that section.
The large gain Of thirty-three per cent. at
Milwaukee IL barely . recovery from tho
loss Of thirty.four per cent. In March Of
last year, on account Of tho deficiency OF
wheat that season. Turning TO the losses
VIC find that the aggregate transactions for
the month thus far show Q loss OF only Ave
and three-tenths per cent. against . prob.
able decline Of about ten per cent. In
prices, and In all cities outside OF New
York tho loss 10 only two and six.tenths
per cent. but the latter comparison 10 too
favorable. a. to legitimate business. be-
cause Of the heavy speculation at San
Francisco ; while tho comparison OF the
aggregates, New York included. 10 too un-
favorable because Of the decline In spec
ulAtion here. Perhaps the decline OF four
pcr cent. In values exchanged fairly rep
reseuts the situation. speculation exclu-
dej, while tho general increase In guam
titles bought and sold has evidently been
a. much a. six per cent.
Charges Ayaisss 0sverner Emery.
OF Utah.
WASHINGTON. March IA delegation
Of Genules. sent here from Utah TO repre-
sent the anti.Mormon element. to-day pro-
sented q long letter 70 the President. re-
luosting the removal from Office OF Gov
ernor Emery. tho present incumbent, and
the appointment Of some competent per-
sou In his place. Tho principal grounds
upon which the request Is made are. as set
forth In the lettsr. that before Governor
Emery came 10 Utah Territory tho Liberal
party Was united. and harmony existed
among its members. The Governor. soon
after his arrival. created discord In Its
ranks, and has been Q firebrand Ia the par
ty ever since. and will continue 10 DO 30
a. long a. hs remains In his present posi-.
ton, unless he Is quietly allowed 10 con-
troll It's policy. which Is not possible, a.
his measures arc obnoxious TO almost all
Of the members Of said party. At the ses.
sion Of the Territorial Legislature In 1876
he approved the criminal code which re-
pealed tho laws Furnishing adultery. aud
like Crimes. the effect Of which repeal Is
and was intended 10 give immunity TO
those maintaining polygamous relations.
Polyg1mous marriage ceremonies are sol.
cmnized secretly in the Endowment House
Of tho Mormon Church. and members Of
that Church are each sworn. under severe
D. nAlties, not 10 reveal anything which
tltIt inusDtNtrs nv 49, tht'h - Bf0't"
ions Of the law Of Congress against polyga.
my; tle .oismnisa.on =, .n.. ,onsinIa H.
. prosecuting officer TO procure the evi.
dsnco necessary under this law TO warrant
conviction.
C~siissraia Trout In Eastern waters
Nxv Yonx. March 2s.-The Tribune says
,.L.,.,., r., a.. c.,i,or,,. h,ool from,
". ~,
In Tho state hatching estapiisheu u oA'
elonia, arc beginning TO spawn. This
.-,..,.. 4. mare hardy and Of more rand
' -
growth man trout IN 'he ess,eln "a'e,s.
water Mt Caledonia three years ago. On
March lltb of this rear the spawning be-
gan. Eastern trout generally produce their
eggs from November 70 JANUARY, out ~
. ~i"h s' SIN" ~ hi. r%;rcnms,ancc
th,t a cross has been obtained between
these two species, for the California trout
never spawn until March. IL Is hoPea
that the result OF this cross Will u
superior TO boh parents.
MsGsrrahan Again.
S,w yo,r March as.-Tbe W,,i.r,
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