Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-07
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Meeting sfthe Repubiteaa -
New YoRK, March TAT q meeting
Of the Republican General Committee
held last night, resolutions were adopt
ed protesting against the passage Of
the New York Charter, now...pcndina
at ,Albany, and disappearing Of the
conduct Of the administration In the
Louisiana matters, and Of the action Of
Congress In increasing salaries.
Tanma.y Meeting.
The Tammany General Committee
also met las evening, but nothing was
done beyond action upon mere routine
matters.
seanneIIs Case.
Scannells counsel yesterday conclud-
ed a very long address, attempting to
proove that the prisoner was insane.
The jury will probably render a ver-
diet today.
Ex.May.rHalI Csssssi fer Grssn'hai
AT the court Of General Sessions yes
terday In the case Of the notorious
Greenthal, ex-Mayor Hall made bis
first appearance as counsel, and rrltu-
ally contended for legality Of extended
term of tho famous ring, while Dis
trscs Attorney Daniel G. Rolling ar
gued against the legality ofthat body.
state R%IeeGs..
Letters from New Hampshire say
there Is little II any interest taken In
the State election to come OF next
Tuesday. The Republican State ticket
will probably be successful.
ANesrs XIII. bis Wife.
A dispatch from Charleston, 5. G.,
says a negro named Pipton was arrest
ed for having OIL Saturday last beaten
his wife to death and attempted to
burn the body to hide his crime.
Refuses 70 Own His stock.
WAsuINaToN, March Judge Po-
land addressed a letter to U. s. Treas
urer Spinner, wherein he inclo'ed ten
shares of Credit Mobllier stock which
Cakes Ames insists belongs to Judge
Kelly, but which the Judge refuses to
own, together with a certified check
for 1920 on the First National Bank
Of this city, drawn to Judge Poland's
order and signed by Judge Kelly
as the amount Of dividends on STOCK
paid Kelly by Amos. In his letter to
Treasurer Spinner, Judge Poland says
he endorses the shares OF stock and
also the check In pursuance OF an ar
rangement made between Kelly and
Ames. He requests Spinner to call
upon Ames for the balance iof accrued
dividends on stock, which will amount
to some four or five thousand dollars.
The Credit Mobilier shares are to be
sold, II Spinner cat find customers for
them, and the whole amount conveyed
into the Treasury. Amss told Kelly
that he was n fool for handing the pro-
coed. Of his Credit Mobiller transac-
ton over to Spinner. II you don't
want 1t, says Ames, you ought to give
It to officers of the Union Pacific Rail
road ; 1t belongs to them more than 1t
does to the United States. Upon the
whole, however, Kelly thought the
Government had been swindled BY the
Credit Mobilier people, and he wanted
to make restitution rs far as he was
concerned. Kelly left to-day for home,
saying he felt better after he made a
clear breast of it. He proposes ad-
dressing a letter to his constituents
defending himself and explaining his
connection with Credit Mobilier.
Few Appointments 70 10 Made By
tho President.
Senator Hamlin stated In the Senate
Yesterday, that the President would
send but very few appointments to the
Senate this session. This statement
gives strength to the impression that
the President is prepared to make but
few changes among Federal office
holders during his second term.