Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
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PHILADELPHIA. December g. The
National Council OF the Union League
Of America was in session to-day. this
afternoon aud evening. General w. =.
Negley Of Pittsbury. presided. The
chief business was the adoption Of .
declaration OF principles to the follow
ing effect: That the credit Of the gov
eminent at homo and abroad must Be
maintained. and such improvements ~
will Be most beneficial 10 commerce and
such enactments ~ may Be most pro-
ductivs 70 labor Be granted BY the gov
eminent; that the public schools Of the
several States shall DO fostered and pro-
tected from encroachment and FROM in
reference by any sectarian movement;
that Church and State shall remain for
ever FREQ and independent. and thai to
all citizens Of the United States, by
whatever name known, shall be accord
ed all rights. civil and religious, provid-
ell that they obey the letter and spirit OF
tho law and support the government
made by the people for the people.
General Daniel Ullman submitted
ameudments TO tho Constitution Of the
United States and Of the States, In nc
cor,lance with the spirit Of the above,
which were adopted.
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wAsurxorox. December s.-Ths new
Postmaster aud Doorkeeper OF the
House have filed the subordinate po-
sitions under them with political friends.
The Sergeant-at-Arms has no. yet made
any changes nor has the Clerk Of the
House.
The Secretary Of the Interior has re-
jected the claim for $50. 900 OF Van
and Adair on account Of services as at.
torneys for the Indians. on the ground
| that they have already received full
compensation and that tho practice Of
attempting TO protect the Indians
through attorneys at the expense Of the
Indians Is q vicious one.
Senator Mcmillan Of Louisiana has
written . letter to Governor McEnery In
which no says he deems Il his duty to
withdraw his credentials from the Sen.
ate and tenders. through the Governor.
TO the Democratic Conservatives and
liberal people Of Louisiana tho trust
committed to his hands.
Among the changes OF minor import
ance determined on by the Republican
caucus were the following: Sharon Of
Nevada Is substituted for Ingalls, Of
Kansas on the Committee on Education
and Labor. and the vacancy In this COM
mittss caused by the death OF Senator
Ferry is filed by Morrill, Of Vermont.
Fatal Aseidesss.
NEW York. Dec. 8.-Captain Leonard
Buell. was fatally shot ON board his ves-
sci yesterday. II seems that early Sat-
urday forenoon thieves boarded the
craft, but were driven OF by the Cap
tain. Yesterday the Captain was rela-
ting the affair to q friend when the stew
ard entered the cabin and was asked to
tell what he knew aboutit. While Illus
trating bis story with q pistofths wsap-
on was discharged and tho Captain fell
back fatally wounded.
PHILApkLPRIA. Dec. 8.-Thres men
were killed to-day on the main Csnten-
NAL building by the fall OF q scaiiold on
which they were working. Almost i'm
mediately after another scaifold pendant
from the roof gave way. but the two
men ON Il saved themselves by clinging
to q beam. where they remained for
some time before they could be reached
by their fellow workmen.
The lIespa valley Indians Nes - he
Removed.
WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-Representative
Luttrsll to-day presented to the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs q rsmon-
STRANGE from Judge Haynes and other
leading citizens Of Northern California.
against the removal Of the Indians from
Hoopa Valley Reservation TO Round VAL
ley Reservation. setting forth that II
such order for removal DO carried out II
would result in an Indian war. The
Commissioner assured Luttrell that the
order would not DO enforced; that the
Indians should exercise their own wishes
In the premises; that thoy could 60 or
remain on the Hoopa Valley Reservation
and that no force would DO used.
The Rssi.sd sehesi-Eiri Murder.
NEW YoRK. Dec. S.-The Coroner's
jury in the case OF Sarah Conklin, the
schoolgirl who Was murdered In Rut-
land. brought in q verdict against Frank
Rullin. A bloody coat worn by him on
the day Of the murder has been found.
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