Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-10
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Fire In . Blind Asylum.
Nrw Yoxx, Feb. lo.-A FIRE this morn
ing in the "Institution for the Blind"
damaged tho building to tho extent OF
s25. 600. There was great excitement
among the inmates. but . panic was
prevented and mono were injured.
Killed HIS Father.
In q family QUARREL last night Aaron
Churchill was fatally shot by his son,
aged sixteen.
The Arkansas Nuddis.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Tho hter.Ocean's
Washington special says there is q wide
difference Of opinion among Republicans
in regard TO the Presidents message on
Arkansas, and there seems very much
less chance for any action being taken
in tho Senate In this matter. than on
Kellogg in Louisiana. Friends Of Brooks
hero represent the President as very
clear and very positive in his views.
They represent him as saying no has in
formation that II the General Govern
ment fails to take notice Of the methods
by which Garland and tho revolution
achieved success In Arkansas. every
other Southern State, now Republican,
will DO revolutionizsd by the Lsgisla-
lures lately elected in the Same manner
as Arkansas. They represent the Presi-
dent us believing that these changes
will all DO brought about within twenty
days II unchecked by amy action OF
Congress. Thus far the President
has absolutely refused to recognize
Garland as Governor. and tho latter has
rcsorted to several eIpedients to secure
such recognition. After various at
tempts, lie finally made a requisition as
Governor on the Secretary Of War for
the quota Of arms belonging to the State
Of Arkansas. No attention whatever
was paid to this requistion. and Gar
land was not even notified that 1t had
been received. Soon after no notified
the State Department, AZ Governor. that
he had made cortaiL appointments OF
Commissioners for the State OF Arkansas
to tho Centennial. The President d.
rectsd the Secretary Of State to write
him officially. simply announcing
that his various letters and dispatches
had been received. but to admit no rec
ignition rs Governor. Governor Brooks,
who Ia here. feels confident that II
either the House or Senate should rec
ognizo him as tho legally elected Cover
MOI. Garland would give why without
resistance. His friends here are conf
dent In tho belief unless Congress takes
some action On the message Of yesterday
the President will construo their failure
to act, as he did their failure to settle
the Louisiana question, and whom Con.
grsss adjourns. fully recognize Brooks rs
Governor. and use whatever means he
finds necessary 10 replace him in power.
A Little story OF Tiitou's.
Nxw YoRK, Feb. 1O.-In the Bcecher
trial this morning. Tilton resumed the
stand. Evarts produced o letter dated
January D. 1869. which Tilton identi-
fed and core ctod the date. should have
been January, 1870. Evarts read the
letter. which was from Tilton to a friend
in Connecticut, explaining the charge Of
stopping at a hotol in winstod with a
lydy, stating that the lady who was q
protego Of his wife, was staying at the
same hotel and there being no Are in
her room. he had invited hor to oome to
his, whore there was q stove. whore she
tat by the fro and read TO him while no
lay on the bed.
Carriage ManufActursrs' suspen.
sion.
PORTLAND. Me-. Feb. 1o.-Tha @. p.
Kimball Carriage Company has sus-
pended In consequences Of the failure Of
their Boston selling agents. Liabilities
800, 900.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, February l0.-In the
House. after the presentation Of some
committee reports and the passage Of
two or three unimportant bills and in
Producing others, mostly Of a private
character. the Postoflco Appropriation
bill 10 taken up and considered in
Committee OF the Whole.
In the Senate, after the reception Of a
number Of reports from tho Committee
on Claims and Pensions. Morrill,. Of
Maine, moved that the Senate, ct 8 r. NJ,
take n recess till evening. for the pur-
pose Of considering the bill to provide q
government for the District Of Columbia.
Chandler opposed the motion, and gave
notice that no would press the passage
OF the steamboat hill in opposition to
all others. Finally Morrill, withdrew his
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