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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-02
Diuioeno Noiltes.

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
NETWORK, Oct 81, 1881. !
A DIVIDEND of THREE AND ONE-HALF
N PER CENT OBJ the capital stock OF this bank has
to-day declared by the BOardOf Directors payable on
frat lst OF November proxmo, until which date tho
transfer books will remain closed. - - - -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
The Hebrew Union.

CHICAGO. July N.-At the meeting Of
the Hebrew Union here yesterday 9 com.
mittss OF Ave was appointed to name an
Executive Board for the ensuing year.
The report Of the Committee on Con-
~srsgations. giving the Executive Com.
mittse discretion to suspend conarsga.
tions In arrears. was adopted. Special
Committee "a" made . report on the
persecution OF Jews In Russia. which was
adopted. In substance 1t expressed the
hope that the existing treaties with Rus.
sis will be 30 far modified ~ to give
American citizens In Russia the same
rights a. In free America and protect
them against Q hostile populacs. spe-
cisl Csmmittss ''B" reported. recon-.
msnding the appointment Of q COMMITTEES
to 30 opsrsts with the New York Lodge
of B'nai Birth or other bodies respect
ing agricultural pursuits, the latter.
named body nov being In consideration
OF the subject. The report was dis.
cusssd at some length. The Texas del.
esates were authorized by the railroad
companies In that State to oher fsoili-
ties Of their lines for transportation TO
lands in that State. Pending further
discussion the Convention adjourned.
A drive was taken through the city. after
which Q banqust'was attended, at which
appropriate speeches were made BY the
delegates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
John Mackay's Ideas.

New Yonx. July 1.-THE Sun says
John W. Maoksy. Of Nevada, sailed for
Havrs yesterday morning In the Saint
Lawrence. He intends to remain In
Europe until October. and upon his re-
turn will make . trip through Mexico.
His wife has made her home In Paris,
and the gorssousness Of her entertain.
msnts 10 the talk OF both continents.
Her hsrd.working and genial husband 10
known % ons Of the most liberal OF men.
Il seems that the person who boosted 30
loudly that he could raise $260, 900 In
the twinklipg Of an eye a. . gilt to the
Presidents wife. thought 1t merely nee-
essary to write to Mscksy for 9 oontri.
button. Mackay received the note In
this city on Tuesday. Hs read II sev.
ersl times. and said he was displsassd
with the tone. He thought . proper
sense OF politensss would have dictated
to the writer TO call on him In person.
He knew, OF course. that Q large sum
was expected. from him. After dsliber.
atipg be decided to do what hs bad sci!
dom done In any suoh oass-to refuse.
He caused an snswsr to DO written to
the effect that the occasion did not 70.
quirs that he should contribute any
thing; but In the evsnt Of the Prssldsnt's
dssth-s calamity which hs sinceraly
hoped would not take plses-he would
DO found 10 the front ranks with those
giving substantial aid 10 the Presidents
family,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
Ansruosn I.Fsr.ssi ssssiss.

sAs FHAscisco. July iS-2 p. ~
Bullion. 9Oc; Best 4 Belshsr. W. 81 $50.
~; Savage. 8. 2 rs. 2 30; Holmes. $50.
soc; Albion. 3 80, 8 IS; Union Con. 81;
Con Virginia. 2 'o5; Mono. 8 o3. 3 10;
savage. 2 vs. slo. 2 30; Sierra Nevada. 81.
81; Bechtsl. ~. l 50; Day. IS. l 30;
Con. Virginia. 2; Day. I %. I IS; Gould
/ Curry. I 70, 4 IS; Hale 3 Noreross. > 80;
Bsshtsl. 1 80; Bslehsr. 8 10. 8 Is; Potosi.
2 90; Occidental. ~: Albion. ) IS; ophir.
81; Manhattan. IS; Yellow Jacket. Z IS.
A.; Navajo. Csc. Toe; Mexican. ~. ~;
Ovsrnan. l 80. N; Yellow Jacket, ~;
California. SOC. 7;e; Tip Top. 4 90; Alta.
~. 8 80; Mexican. ~; Bodis. 81; Con.
Virginia. 2; Crown Point. 2 Is; Benton.
/; California, s0c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
The uydrsai,s Psmp.

The new valves and air chambers for
the G. N. 8. hydraulic pump have AZ
rived and are being put in place. The
management states that the pump will
not be ready to start to-day. however.
but that they are rushing preparations to
that end.
With such ponderous machinery II is
hard to tell, without actual trial. whether
oil parts have been sufficiently strength.
snsd to stand the pressure that will be
put on them. Those having the by
drsuiie pump in charge believe they
have made every part equally strong this
time and expect tho pump to work
smoothly and steadily henceforth.
As the principle involved In the work
Of the pump has been successfully dsm-
opstratsd. IL only remains for the ma
chinsry to be manufactured strong
enough to bear the necessary pressure
to adapt Il to deep mining on the Com
stock lode. II 10 to DO hoped that the
managers Of the c. n. s. pump are cor.
rect In their belief that they have done 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

One OF the Deputy Assessors tells the
following q illustrative Of . phase Of
human nature too often met With. He
relates that not long since. while in the
performance Of the duties Of bis ofaos.
he called on . lady resident Of Storey to
obtain an Assessors blank left with her
. few days previous which she was ex-
peoted to I'LL out with an account OF her
TAXABLE property. he found she gave
in her house and lot sta valuation OF
500 and had signed tbs printed oath at
the bottom Of the blank certifying that
to be oil her taxable property; and she
informed the Deputy. With tears In her
eyes and sobs in her voice, that unless
times became better she would have to
apply to the Board OF County Commits
sioners for aid. The officer raised the
valuation Of the property In the lady's
presence to $400 and left the house
amid indignant reproaches. Having
occasion to examine some bank accounts
later. this same lady was discovered to
have $500 cash on deposit In the bank
the accounts o! which be was examin.
ing. The d. A. IL now hardened against
crocodile tears.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
The stalwart Trouble at Albany.


ALBANY. July lin joint ballot the
vote for short term stood: Potter 81.
Lapham 10. Conkling 81. woodiord /.
Necessary to . choice 10.
A ballot for the long term stood: Rsr-
nan "a, Miller rs. Chapman 2. Adams
2, Daniels 8. Wheeler IL. Fish z. Evans
2, Bliss l. starin /. Necessary to q
choice 10. Adjourned.
New YORK, July l4.-An Albany sps.
cial to the Euenino Post says: When the
Senators had retired from the Assembly
Chamber this afternoon Newman Dem
ocrat) called up bis concurrent resolu.
ton to adjourn sine die on Saturday.
Hustled (Admiuistration) moved that
the Assembly now adjourn. The stsl.
warts, for the most part voted with the
Democrats and defeated this motion.
The question then came up on New.
mans resolution. which was supported
solidly by the Democrats and enough
Stslwarts to carry the Revolutionary
to 81.
Robertson says the Senate will not
pass the resolution. There are thirty.
Two Senators. OF whom seven are Dem.
ocrats and nine Stalwsrts. II Forster
aud the Stalwarts vote With the Demo-
Gratis for adjournment II would DO oar.
ri.d. The programme 10 said to DO that
II an adjournment 10 carried the Gov
ernor will call the Legislature together
90 late In the year that Miller and Lap.
ham will not be available on account OF
the sbortnsss OF the time before the
converting OF Congress. The hope Of
the Stalwarts IL that they can elect
CopklinR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Fund for Mrs. Gsraeld.

New YoRx. July 15.-Ths Post this
evening says Of the fund now raising for
Mrs. Garfield : It 10 clear that the Pres
idspt's recovery will make his relation
to the fond Q very peculiar and delicate
one,a and on many accounts 1t 10 for his
interest and the interest OF the public
that this should DO frankly discussed BY
the Press In advance. One or two Of
the subscribers have made their sub.
scriptions conditional upon his death.
In case OF his recovery 1t will of course.
bs difficult to distinguish between q gift
TO the President and . GIFT to the Prrsi-
dents wife. Ths plan OF putting the
money In trust does not remove this dit.
aculty. Among the subscribers are men
interested In the promotion BY legisls.
ton OF private enterprises Of all sorts.
This legislation must come before the
President for approval or disapproval,
and II 10 Of importance. not merely that
he should b subject to NO private bias
In favor Of promotion Of such enter.
prises, bu. hs should not be open to
suspicion OF such bias. The general
sympathy With him In bis present con.
di,ion should not blind Us to the facts
that his acts hereafter will be criticized
with all herceness and ingenuity that
party spirit can supply. and the accept.
snee Of money by his vile from men
who are knocking every year at +he
doors OF Congress for fsvors. will be .
haudls for his enemies which they will
not neglect to use. In order that the
fund shall be kept In Its scope. . sub
scription list for sums Of $40 and under
10 now opening at the Office Of Rhodes
Journal Of Banking. No. IS Spruce
street, Now York. Names and addresses
will be forwarded free by the Western
Union Telegraph 90. The list Is dc.
signed for ell classes Of citizens. VIII
bank officers kindly give this their at
tsntion. as the whole amount is nearly
auhacribed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
% shs wsrpash

A Chinsman poksd his bead inside Of
Charley Younvworth's restaurant door
this morning and began abusing its pro.
pristor by calling him the vilsst Of
namss. Youngworth ordered him away,
and. to hasten the departure Of the
heather, gave him q heavy blow In the
mouth, cutting the lower lip and caus.
log the blood to dow quite freely. A
soon a. the Chinamsn recovered his wits
hs sent an old shoe flying at his ssssil.
ants head, then hurried to . respectful
distance. returning. however. a. o o 81
he thought 1t safe TO do so and continued
bis abuse, at intervals In his ravine
loudly proclaimins that he only wanted
his wages. On receiving the blow the
Chinsman became a. white a. q pale.
face"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
From The Orangemen.

OrrAwA. July ls.-Ths parade In
Toronto 10 honor Of the Battle OF the
Boyns was most imposing. The follow.
ing resolution was adopted amid vooifsr-
Gus cheers:
Resolved, That this body OF loyal
Orans-men and Protestant friends, on
this 18th Of July. 1881, In honor Of the
great achievements Of the immortal King
William III, look With horror and detss.
tation on the dastardly and cowardly at.
tempt made on the life Of General Gar.
Geld, the good. wise President OF the
American Republic. In bis pain and suf.
fering, w tender him and his family our
deepest sympathy, and express q feel.
ing OF Joy for every dispatch that brings
rs good news, and hope for his recovery,
for which wa pray and watch anxiously.
We offer our heartfelt rejoicing and
thapkfulnsss to Him alone who 10 able
to restore and I'VE life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
An.r.ess .sr.ss Report

BAN FRAScseo. July ls-s ?. NJ
Gould 4 Curry. 4 10 bid. 4 Is asksd. 4 90
saiss; ophir. 81 asked; Con. Virginia. q
bid. 2 0s asked; Sierra Nevada. 81 bid.
81 asked; Mexican. IL bid. IN ssksd;
savage. 2 20 asked; Union Con. 81 asksd;
ovsrmsn. 1 50 asked; Albion. > 20 bid;
Alta. 8 IS asked; California. 80 asked; Best
/ Bslchsr. "a asked; Potosi. ~ bid. . IS
asked. 2 IS salss; Andes. l IS asked; Day.
1 20. bid. / ss asked; ophir. 81 bid. IN
asksd; Bullion. soc bid. $50 asksd; Sierra
Nevada. 81 sales; Mexican. ~ sales;
Crown Point. 2 IL asked; Chollsr. 2 10
bid; Potosi. ~ sales; Utah. 81 bid; Alta.
. % bid; Orc, Use bid; California. 7so
salss, 75c asked; Con. Virginia. 2 sales;
Union Con. 81 sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
Ny Kingdom for q Horse.

=. NEW York. July 14.-Ths Times says
It IL an open secret that Kalsksus, King
Of the Hawaiian Islands, 10 on Q voyage
around the world for the purpose OF SELL
Ing his kingdom. The native populs-
ton Of the Islands 10 steadily decreasing
In plumbers, the half.oastes increasing
more rapidly than does the pure ior;
eign element. A rough estimate Of the
population OF the kingdom puts the to.
tai at about 65. 900, Of which ons.tenth
10 foreign and the remainder hslf.cssts
and native. There 10 In the world no
more pathetic picture OF . peoples de-
cay than the steady and rapid wasting
away Of the native population Of the
Sandwich Islands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
rss

Horace L. Swift, the young Adonis Of
the Virginia P~ostofics. 10 confined to
his bed BY q slight ~indisposition.
Chris james, the Gold Hill assaysr.
has returned from his trip to the south.
eru country, where he has been inspect.
ing mining property.
John Church. the wsll.kuown printer
OF Virginia. has gone to New Mexico
with Q view OF starting . newspaper
somewhere in that region.
I. E. James. late Superintendent Of
the Sierra Nevada mine. goes to Arizons.
no, ss superintendent. but as q sur.
vsyor OF mining property. There are
mono more reliable than he.
up. Flanninghsm Justice OF the Peace
for Gold Hill Township. leaves tonight
for q short vacation at Lake Tahoe.
The business Of his court will Be at.
tended to by Justice Henderson. Of
Township No. l, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
Fasting and Prayer.

PHILADELPHIA. July IA Ledger
New York special says: Governor Cor
nell, 1t 10 understood. takes . somewhat
different view from some Of the West.
ern Governors With reference to the pro.
posed day for thanksgiving for the Pres.
id.nt's recovery. His proposition 10
that 90 that recovery 10 still subject to
many chances. . day OF fasting and
prayer would be more In harmony With
existing circumstances. and the religious
sentiment OF the country. II bis brother
Governors will contemplate the matter
In the same light. he will be glad to issue
his proclamation to that effect, the day
TO be hysd BY common consent. There
10 reason to believe that private oommu.
n~ications to this effect have been for.
wardsd to the Governors OF Ohio and
Illinois In answer to some inquiries a.
what this State intends TO do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

A note has bssn received from the
Madison Square Thsatsr Company. New
York. stating that the management will
place the original company playing
Professor" there on the road westward
shortly. 1.-THE Professor has bad Q con.
tipuous run OF two months at the Madi-
son Square thsater and ID still on the
Boards.
The French residents Of Storey county
yesterday celebrated the fall Of the Bss-
tile by . procession In the afternoon
and b banquet and ball in the evening.
The Frsnchmen occupying stores on G
street made . liberal display Of bunting
during the day. mingling the stars and
stripes With the ~tri.color fsg OF France.
An assessment Of 81 per share has
been levied on the capital stock Of the
Sierra Nevada Mining Company. and
one Of Atty cents per share on the Gould
+ Curry Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
How Gitteau Gets Along.

wAsHNoTos, July 10. 6iitssu 10
still closely guarded and nobody allowed
TO zee him. He complains OF indigestion
from prison food, bu. can't get anything
better. he still claims II was better to
kill Garfield than the Republican party.
The inspiration hrst came to him just
after Conkling and Plat resigned. His
being foroibly elected from the White
House BY the Presidents order had
nothing to do With his murderous st.
tempt. His statements regarding his
election were conflicting enough to war
rant suspicious that the assault was
rather q personal revenge than anything
else. He tells various stories ~ to the
inclpisnoy OF his determination, placing
the date st widely divers times. Gittesu
10 not ignorant Of the condition Of the
President as has been stated. His cheer.
fulns,s 10 evidently assumed. His eyes
are bloodshot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

The court Of inquiry. called to invss-
siss,s into the circumstances OF the late
DIRE .. the Trojan works. have been sum-
monsd to appear .. the courtroom Of
Justice F~lannipsham. Gold Hill: tomor'
row At I o'clock p. u. Justice hsnoef
son Of Virginia will preside In The Nd
ssnos Of Fianningham.
The official notice OF the assessment
Of ni,y cents on the capital stock Of The
Bsst & Bsleher mining company viii DO
found under .Nsw To-day" in this issue.
The examination Of Collysr. charged
With attempting to kill James Riddle.
vilI probably be concluded BY evening.
He n before Justice Henderson.
There has been o~onsidsrsbls ieknsss
.mope The children since the setting IN
Of ths recent warm spell.
ooystts, the shootist, 10 hsvi.s ns1'
animation In Justice Hirss' court ssds5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
tn. Rew .s she Baltic switch.

The Prosecuting Attorney for Storey
county has ordered the dismissal OF the
case against McArdle. charged with a.
saul. and battery before Justice Elan.
ninghsm's Court. 1t would seem he
has become tired Of having cases tried.
thereby adding additional costs to the
eounty's expenditure for judicial pur-
poses. only to have a jury disagree. II
IL becoming proverbisl that q Gold Hill
jury never brings In . verdict OF guilty.
There vas surely some n to blame for
the shameful row that occurred July I'd
between McArdle. Williams aud Mrs.
Conway. in which Mrs. Williams 70.
csivsd some severe bruises. and the
guilty party should not be let Oh so
easily,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
Lshs Tahss Yacht Race.

Visitors at John McKinnsy's place.
Lake Tahoe. this year will probably
have the pleasure Of witnessing . long
talksd-of and often deferred yacht race
between Doctor Kirby's yacht ''Fissssr"
and McKinnsy's yacht Transit" A
race between these yachts has been an
exciting topic Of discussion at Lake
Tahoe Tor several years. but In the past
when q party wal ready to race the
other party was not. There seems. how.
ever. to be no doubt that the race will
take place this year. A considerable
sum OF money can be won on the race
by parties who have sufficient judgment
to back the right yacht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
Tn. Very Earliest D,.eev.rsr.

The News takes pleasure In annouuc-
ing the fact that John W. Mckinney, OF
McKinnsy's place. Lake Tahoe. claims
TO have been, so far a. heard from. the
earliest d~iscovsrsr Of the comet now
rapidly disappearing from view in the
northern heavens. Mr.. Mckinney says
that he nrst saw the comet on The even.
ing Of June 18th. and again on the
morning Of June 18th. In support Of
the latter claim Mr.. Mckinney has three
reliable Witnesses. whose attention he
called to the then newly arrived stranger.
The NEws trusts that Mr.. Mckinney
will be able to establish his claim before
the parties authorized to award the 5000
prize to the earliest disooverer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

Halls Vegetable Sicilisn Hair Be.
newer Is highly recommended BY physi.
clans. cl.reymsn and scientists a. .
preparation accomplishing wonderful 70.
suits. It 10 entirely harmless. aud .
certain remedy for removing dsndruff.
making the scalp white and clean. and
restoring gray hair to its youthful color.
It impsrts . gloss and freshness TO the
hair which all admire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

The prizes Of the calsdonisn Club. on
exhibition In the window Of Msnning's
jewslry store. Virginia. attract the s'tsn'
ton Of all passers.by. who do not fail to
express their establishment at the varsity
and oostlinsss Of the gifts TO Be awarded
winners Of games. Gold Hill archer:
have taken . fancy to the medal offered
for the best club Of arrow.sendsrs, and
are prsetieins daily to win IL. The medal
10 Q very handsome enc. and our local
club intend bringing 10 home from the
picnic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
Ths Uasxpsessa.

An unexpected rain storm set in last
evening about 9 o'clock aud continued
the greater portion Of the night. The
atmosphere was relieved Of its sultrinsss
and the air freed from dust In . measure
that IL much enjoyed by Comstocksrs
today. The sewers also received . needed
flushing. which will tend to promote the
health OF jewellers on the lode. Accord
ing to . French provsrb. ''It 10 always
the unexpected which hsppsns.' but 1t
rarely bfinss ~ much pleasure or does
a. much real good - the unexpected
shower Of last night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
Lristacrafie Blaad.

New Yosx. July l5.-sThs Sun, In
noticing the recent cable announcement
Of the intended marriage Of Lord Colin
Campbell TO Miss Gsrtruds Blood. says:
The lady here referred to 10 the daughter
Of Mrs. Victoria Woodruff Blood. for
msrly Of this city. and at q time editor
Of Woodruff d Clafin's Weekly. and we'll.
known for her advocacy Of the advanced
theories Of womsn's rights and y II.
didsts for President Of the United States
IN the campaign Of 1879. Mrs. Wood.
hull. Blood was. We believe, divorced
from Colonel Blood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
The "weanhy widow" that Git.
teau Said He was Going 10
Marry She was the WHO"
Van Cott. the Royiyallst.

Marry she Was the Widow
Van Colt. The RevivaIlst.
New Yosx. July PA Suns MIL
wsukss special says: A recent WASH
inston dispatch to the effect that Gilt
tssu biased his hopes OF marrying .
rich widow upon his secursment Oh .
Government appointment" has caused
much talk In this city. While conduct
ing revival meetings here last June Mrs.
Sarah Van Colt exhibited several letters
written to her BY Gittsau with state.
ments 10 substance that Gittsau was
formerly an infdel who had been o o.
vsrted through her efforts, and that since
his conversion be WAS the smartest INC
most influential young man In Chicago.
The letters were neatly tied together
with perfumsd blue ribbon and were .
mixture OF ambiguous dissertation:
upon things spiritual. with rhsp.odioai
references to bis oil absorbing anecaon
and profound admiration for and insx'
pressibls gratitude to the lady svsngei.
ist who be said had saved him. Said
one OF the ladies who was privileged 10
read the letters Mrs. Van Colt sx'
pressed great pride in showing these let
tiers. and seemed highly to esteem the
author" The lady says that she knows
that Mrs. Van Colt 10 the wealthy widow
that the crack. Drained fellow thought no
could marry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15

. ~ say. mamma, IL that whale that
swallowed Jonah had a. big q mouth a.
this one. Why didn't Jonah walk out at
one ~corneri" ssk.d q youngster ct the
whale exhibition. "You must think
Jonah was . fool. hs didn't want to walk
ont and get drowned" was the quick 70.
spouse Of q younger brother. before the
mother could answer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-15
A Letter from 6i.teau to Blaine.

New Yonx. July 1.-THE Tribuns''
Washington special says: After the
nomination Of Robertson. and oonk.
ling's assumption Of wsrliks attitude,
ai.tssu wrote Blaine an abusive letter,
declaring that he ought to be put out
OF the Cabinet. II IL recalled that Git.
teau was anxious to bs employed In
Maine during the late political campaign
a. . stump speaker and wrote several
letters on the subject, setting forth his
own merits. He seems not to have met
with success In any Of his efforts to
attract Blsins's favorable notice. The
Secretary, who will, Of course. be an
important witness In the trial OF Gittesu.
declines 10 allow the letter to be pub.
lishsd.