Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-28
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.rrc.AI TO SOLD NIL DAILY NEWS
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Tariff on wssl.

Commerce to consider the subject Of a
revision Of the wool tariff. recommend
the abolition Of all classiHcations for
the purpose Of levying duties, and the
establishment Of . uniform duty Of 25
per cent. ad valorsm a. being calculated
to yield q sufficient revenue 10 Govern
mont and relieve the wool trade Of in
Vulnerable veIstions and impsdimsnts
Of the present laws.
Protest Against sunday Theatricals-
A protest against Sunday thsatricals,
addressed to the Police Commissioners
asking tho enforcement Of laws pro-
hibiting such amusements, Is published
and signed by Edwin d. Morgan. John
]. Cisco. Jonathan sturges, Thurlow
Weed. Vim. Z. Dodge, and several hum
dred other prominent citizens.
Postmaster.Generar Report.
wAsHISoros. Nov. 2S.-Ths report OF
the Postmaster General il completed.
The for the year ending june
sOth. 1874, were s2I, 500, 5Cs; srpendi-
lures, So. l26, 4l4. The estimate Of eI.
penditures for the year ending June 3oth.
1876. ars, $50, 7G4, O34; total estimated
revenue. $40. ll9. 1856; leaving q def.
cisncy to DO appropriated out Of the
general Treasury of 81. sl5, s7s. These
estimates do not include appropriations
for .t.amshin service and stamps.
amounting TO ~. O9s. 500.
r.,., no,,.r txp,esiep.
Crsc,xsAr,. Nov. 2s.-The boiler Of q
portable sawmill, near Cambridge, Ohio,
exploded on Thursday, killing two men
and wounding two others.
Death orCanpbeIi, the Famous mar.
itons.
CHICAGO Nov. 2o'-s' " scoon, o~'-
ter known by his stage name Of ~
Campbell died al the residence OF ms
brother. In this city, on thursday ages
A years, lie was Al the Tune Oh MS
death. on the professional List oil the
English Opera Troupe.
Important supreme court Dec'se
A Washington special says the su-
prsme Court Of the United States has
just rendered a decision AZ to the rights
Of Indians in lands Of their reservation.
The decision, which is rendered by Chief
Justice Waite. is that Indiantribes don't
" the fee to the lands within their re-
spectivs reservations and are only ten
ants Of tho United States. to whom alono
the fee belongs. Tho decision also
holds that timber and minerals are a
portion Of the realty, and that Indian
tribes cannot sell the one nor lease the
other. The case came up from q reserva-
ton Of Oneida Indians in Wisconsin,
where one or two Indians disposed Of
some pine logs. Tho Indian Agent, on
behalf Of the tribe, brought q suit for re-
plsvin to recover the logs on the ground
that the lands and timber thereon be-
longs to the Indians in their tribal rela-
tons.
ProseiytinY Arizona Indians.
X. A. Wilbur, agent oil tho Papago
Indians, OF Arizona in a long eomlnuni-
cation to the Commissioned OF indian
Affairs, complains that Catholic priests
are attempting to establish q hisrarcny
among those Indians and seek 10 reance
them to q state oil Vassaiage' mat 'n.!
have declared war against 'he p'u
school system AMI arc IN every PosSi'''
way depressing anu Imposing upon
the Indians. The agent particularly *
plains that these priests are not Amer
cans, u Meiicans, ana 'hat 'he! UNIV
entirely from their American brethren
Army Appropriated b'ii.
Inc 0ohm'"se ou "pp'0p
have nearly eomP's'sa h' w" Dpa
ment Dill, IN whioh they nave CLOSELY
followed tho bill oil last year. Inc army
Is still to be maintained o. zo'ovo men
There is ne deficiency In the war DE-
partmsnt estimates for this year.
waS Department Reports.
The Secrstary has received Tho annual
reports Of all Commanders oil Divisions
and Departments. General sehohsld'
commanding the Division oil the Pacific,
says ''sinee my last report satisfactory
progress toward a final settlement OF the
IndiaI question. so far as IL depends on
military operations, has been made.
Under the wise and vigorous admins
tration Of General Crook, the few
Apaches who obstinstsly refused to sub
nit to necessary restrictions, have been
hunted down and killed, and General
Crook thinks 10 tho Indians Of the vari-
Gus reservations in Arizona are now
properly managed. kept to work, fur
nished with seeds and implements. and
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