Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-13

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WASHINGTON, June 1l.-Rea Cloud
had a final council with the authorities
to-day, and leaves for home on Mon
day. he says he Is not angry, but the
Indians are evidently not we'll pleased
with the result Of their visit.
Secretary Boutwell, being absent for
a week, Hartley, Acting Secretary,
says the internal revenue receipts for
this week were .S5s2, 600; for the fiscal
year, size, 102, Os7. The coin balance
In the Treasury Is Sl0s, 2s2, 421 cur
rency, go, 7lS,9o4 coin certificates,
$s4,s7l,00o.
The wife and child of Senator Cragin
were rescued from suffocation at the
st. James Hotel. The fire originated
In the basement.
Twenty thousand dollars of the new
tendeuar tenders of the series Of 1853
from numbers Il $780, 0l to H 1884,
900 inclusive, were stolen to-day from
the Treasury.
Red Cloud was again interviewed by
Secretary Cox to-day. The latter ad-
yIsed him and the other Indians to
adopt ways of civilization, and assured
him the Government would protect
and care tor the Indians who kept the
peace. They will leave on Monday.
On. the motion-of. Sherman leave
was given the Finance Committee to
sit during the sessions of the Senate.
Morrill, called up a joint resolution
to pay the expenses of delegations Of
Indians now visiting Washington, and
appropriating fifty thousand dollars for
presents. 1t was passed.
Pomeroy called up a bill relating to
the Central Branch Of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad, making a land grant.
The Senate bill making the land
grant to the Central Branch of the
Union Pacific Railroad, was discussed
the entire session and passed. by 80
against Is. Adjourned.
In the House Axtell produced an ar
ticle from the Stockton Republican,
charging corruption on the part Of Con-
gress In the matters of the Northern
Pacific Railroad franchise, and ironi-
cally suggested that a committee OF ne
porters investigate the matter and
watch the members.
Patrick Woods wa brought before
the bar Of the House for an ~assault'on
Congressman Porter. The matter was
referred to the Judiciary Committee
for investigation. Woods remains In
the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms.
The consideration ofthe legislative
appropriation bill was resumed. The
substitution of the Committee putting
the female employees of the depart
ments on the same footing with the
males was adopted. ~
The appropriation for a new State
Department was non-concurred In;
also, that for an extension of the Cap
itol grounds, and that f0r the North
Pole expedition. The. appropriation
for the agricultural department was
agreed to. A Conference Committee
was then appointed. .s..1
The bill recognizing the army, re-
ported from the Conference Commit
tee, reducing the army to thirty thou
sand men, and effecting a saving of
four millions annually, was agreed to.
Bissted Feel. In CsnvensIsn-Thcy
Densaacr what they Ne Nst Un.
\ derstaad.
CrNcrNNArr, June 1.-THE National
anti-Secret Society Convention to-day
adopted the report Of a committee
setting forth that secret societies are
immoral and unchristian therefore,
injurious to the whole social fabric. 1t
charges that they are of heather origin,
especially the Masons that they ig-
more the Christian religion; that they
pray to unknown gods; that they nat
urally desecrate the Sabbath In parad-
ing the streets at funerals that they
send the dead to heaven, however they
may have lived or died ; that they are
in~subordinate to and rivals Of the
churches; that they IRE a snare to
young men ; and that rs elemosynary
institutions they are fallacious and de-
ceptive. The discipline Of the church
should be applied If after admonitions
members persist In clinging to their
fellowship. Speeches were made In
the afternoon by DR.. Brown, Of New
York, and others. There was a small
audience.
Miscellaneous IteMs.
MONTPELIER (Vt.l June 1.-THE
Constitutional Convention rejected the
woman suffrage, only one vote favor
ing 1t.
BUFFALO, June II. The Young
Mems Christian Association building
Is draped In mourning for Dickens.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE Vol
unteer Refreshment Saloon was burned
To-day
There is freshet In the susquehanna.
1 The Presidential party is at Harris
burg.
CHICAGO, June l1.-rhere was a sin
gular suicide last night. John Liech-
weltzer, who nIysteriously disappeared.
from his home and family III January,
last night presented himself TO his
wife, and after a few words of fare
we'll, put a pistol to his head and blew
his brains out.
Seventy-fve Chineseffom California,
en- route to Massachusetts, shoe facto-
ries; passed through here this morning.
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