Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-04
EASTERN DISPATCHES
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Chemical Works, owned BY Hodge.
Coolidge, Peekham 4 Co.. were burned
last night. Loss. $4,000.
Labor strike In Massachusetts.
FALL RIvEn, March lowing 70 .
strike Of operatives. six mills have stop
ped their monthly pay-rolls. which
amount to over $4,000. An ssssss-
men. on working operatives has been
ordered by tho Union.
CssEressissai.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The inal re-
port OF tho House Committee on Er-
penditures Of the Department Of Justice.
recommends tho disoonuancs Of many
Assistant District Attorneys and tho
consolidation Of two districts each In
North Carolina, Virginia. Michigan anil
Wisconsin.
Last night, GarAold, at Ave minutes
past 2 a. NJ, reported back the Senate
amendments to the sundry civil appro-
'priAtion's bill. A number Of. amend
msnts wsre'coneurrod in, and . larger
number rejected. including the follow.
ing: Tho amendment striking out an
item nppropriatipg 5000 for McGarra.
han In caso Of the new Idria min.
ing claim; striking out the ltem 10
pay expenses Of contested election
cases; striking ont the item for payment
Of Montana volunteers; striking out
$4,000 for clothing for tho Navy;
striking out the clause for tho ro-organ-
ization Of the Treasury Department and
tho amendments striking out limitations
on the cost Of public buildings at Gin
cinnnti, Chicago, philadolphia and
Raleigh. Tho amendments being all
disposed Of at 4:3O A. NJ, they wero sent
to the Conference Committee.
Randall sent TO tho Clerks desk
and had read = letter from Hale Of
New York written 10 Chittendsn,of Mis-
souri,. in which he Expresses his convic-
tion that In the action taken by tho
House in passing Q vote OF censure on
J. Young Brown. Of Kentucky. great In
Justice was done that gentleman, and
expressing regret for the part he (Hais)
had taken In the matter. being now con.
that Brown had no intention to
deceive Tho Speaker or the House In Ills
reply mado to tho Speakers question.
Mr.. Randall suggested that a. Con-
gress was about to close, It WINS
better that all relics Of III feeling be
WHIPPED out and that q resolution TO
the vote Of censure would bea
graceful .hing to come from the othor
side.
Ncglcy made All III natured remark In
reply to tho suggestion, and Butler, Of
Massachusetts,, said: "Hero Is my 70.
Spouse to that sending mp = resolution
10 give committee clerks two months
pay from 4th Of March which was
adopted.
Dawes said that Brown was present.
and could SGT himself right before the
House 80 that Il might Gladly rcscind the
vote Of consurc
Randall Withdrew tho subject from
before tho House.
Al 0 A. N. the Senate amendments 10
the River and Harbor Appropriation
bill were received, no~n.concurred Ia
without reading and sent to the Confer.
encs Committee.
Tho House thon went at tho businoss
on the Speakers table and disposed
Of O number OF Senate bills.
In the Senate. last night at $50 tho
doors were reopcned and consider
alton OF tho River and Harbor bill, re-
sumod, the question boins or soncurring
amendments made In Committee Of the
other than those disposed Of by
separate vote. They were all noncon-
,urred In. with tho exception Of . few
appropriations for tho Atlantic coast
ihrbors. mainly. The bill was thcn
'cad. and at $40 passed.
Edmonds submitted = conference re-
port on tho Legislative appropriation
Agreed to.
Sargent called up the deficiency ap-
,ropriation bill. and several amendments
by committee were agreed 70.
In Arkansas Over che
PsIard Reselutisn.
LITTLE Rock. March i.--Thsro isgsn.
raj rejoicing hero and elsewhere
the State, over the action Of
congress in adopting tho Pollard rssolu.
ion. Joint resolutions passed both
Houses Of the Legislature. yesterday.
banking members Of Congress who
'oted for the resolution. and piedging
10 State Government 10 see equal aud
IIsct justice done to all men.