Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-10
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WASHINGTON, June 9.-In the Senate,
the bill for an apportionment of repre-
sentation In Congress was amended by
increasing the number of representa-
tives to 800, and laid aside.
The bill to abolish the franking priv
ilege was discussed without action.
In the House, Mccormick. who has
been mentioned In connection with the
Cuban bonds, denied emphatically all
knowledge thereof.
Mr.. Davis, Of New York, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported a bill
establishing a uniform system Of natu-
r~slization. It requires, asa condition Of
citizenship, three years residence, with
intention to become citizens, except
In case of aliens enlisted in the army,
and honorably discharged, who may
become citizens upon one years actual
residence. The bill was discussed at
length. Among the opponents were
Mr.. Sargent, unless an amendment,
offered by Mr.. Fitch, excluding Chi
.nese and Japanese, was agreed to.
Fitch and Axtel closed the debate.
The bill was tabled, l09 to 80. A mo-
ton to reconsider was entered, but
without disposition thereof, when the
House adjourned.
The custom receipts, last week, we're
q, $50, 842.
Cyrus W. Field made an argument
to-day before the House Foreign Com
mittee relative to his Pacific cable pro-
ject.
In Executive session, reconsldered
vote tabling the resolution for the San
Domingo investigation, and again de-
bated the subject In an animated man
ner to-day without action.
Official information is received that
the recent attack on the Kansas Pacific
Railroad was not made by the Sioux,
but by a band known as "dog soldiers"
composed of renegade Indians Of many
tribes.
BosroN, July e.-The House passed
the bill to establish separate prisons
for women.
The best time on record was made
by double teams to-day, by Jessie
Wales and Hukness-2:2SA.
Frsm New York.
New YoRK, June 9.-The steamer
Henry Gauncey arrived tonight, hay
ing a large amount of leaf tobacco
reported struggled here. Some large
manufacturing houses are implicated,
and seizures are expected.
From New OrIeans.
New ORLEANS, June 0. - Justice
Brandley, Of the United States Court,
has rendered his opinion carrying into
effect the decree of the Supreme Court
in the case of Mrs. Gaines, ordering
that she be placed In possession Of the
property described In the decree, 80 as
to embrace only the lands In possession
Of the city at the time of filing the
bills. The result Is disappointment to
the claimant, who only obtains a title
to vacant squares. The large claims
for property sold by the cityin 1888, Is
the principal basis Of Mrs. Gaines de-
mands, and is still in dispute.
Rrsm Texas.
GALVESTON, June 9.-The corner
stone Of the first Jewish synagogue In
this State was laid to-day by the Grand
Lodge Of Free Masons.
Spotted Tall.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-Spotted Tall
babe the Secretary Of the Interior good
bye to-day.
Experts and Impsrts.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The report
of the Bureau of Statistics show the
exports for nine months ending March
81, exceeded the imports by two mil
lion dollars.
Sensible Cenclusisn.
PHILADELPHIA, June '9.-The State
Medical Society will probably with
draw its objections against women n
tering the Medical College. "a
A young Baptist clergyman, named
Mc-Cullor, has been arrested and
charged with seduction and breach Of
promise, while a student at Lewisburg
University.
United States Senator.
CONCORD, n. H, June 9.-Senator
Cragin has been nominated for re-elec-
ton by the Republicans.
Grand Master or masens In N. York.
NEW YORK, June 9.-John II. An
thon has been elected and installed
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Of
Masons of the State of New York.
Attempt . Marder and . ssicidc.
MEMpHIs, June 9.-At Helena, Ark,
H. r. Raynor, while drunk, shot his.
wife in the back Of the head, and think
ing that he had killed her placed the
pistol against his own forehead and
blew his brains out. It proved that
his wife was only stunned, the ball be-
ing imbedded In her chignon.
Lssks Black In San DeminEe.
CHICAGO, June 9.-Washington spe-
Gals say that in the debate in Execu-
tive session, yesterday, on the San Do
mingo treaty, Senator Ferry was very
bitter against the President, charging
him with being interested with Babcock
in the corrupt job of getting through a
treaty. Ferry was called to order re-
peatedly by Senator's for using improp-
er language toward the President.
Sumner was also very severe on the
President.