Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-27

NEWS.
The Wilson Funeral Pageant ID
View Yerx.
New YoRx. Nov. T.-Ths weather Il
clear and dry. The pageant on the ar.
rival Of Vice President Wilson'S 70.
mains this morning. will b imposing
The military display will b unusually
large. Troops will assemble at 2:S0 ?.
NJ. and march 70 CORTLAND street fern
aud await the remains. The Courts
have adjourned out Of respect to the de-
ceased.
The spanish.Ameriean Quarrel.
A London special says. In the Span.
ish reply to the Washington Govern.
msnt, nothing Is concedsdto the United
States except that the accused may 90.
cept the account Of the Council before q
COurt-martial in Cuba. Spain promises
u reform in the matter Of oonAscation
Of property. but declines 10 adhere to
the treaty Of 1906.
obsequies or the vies President In
Bostea.
BosroS. Nov. 27.-Ths obsequiss Of
Vice President Wilson will take place
in Boston next Monday.
New York Hank abatement.
NEw YoRx. Nov. 27.-Ths bank state
ment for the week il As follows; Loans
decreased $751;. 800; specie increased
S595. 100; legal tenders decreased
S9is. 200; deposits decreased $323, 400;
circulation increased $63. 100; reserve.
s3i7. 050.
IRena,kabIe vitality.
Mathew Crsary. whose skull was
fractured till his brains oozed through.
yesterday. Ia still alive. but unconscious.
Hi. extraordinary vitality IL . marvel
to physicians. He cannot live many
hours.
The seannsll HARDER Trial.
The summing Of the scannsll muir
der trial is in progress to-day. and
counsel for prisoner Is making Al able
argument in his behalf.
Sentence Of . smuxgler.
In the U. s. Circuit Court to-day,
Judge Benedict presiding. the trial Of
Col. Robert Bsnsanges. found guilty Of
smuggling goods to the appraisers ONCE
Of ar differentiation, was brought up
and he was sentenced to two ysars In
the Albany Psnitsntiary. and husd 80
900.
Arrived.
New YoRx. November 27.-Ths steam
ship Andes arrived from Sandy Hook
to-day.
Tho Political Ouiliestas.
CHICAGO. Nov. ga Washington
special says the political ax will fall in
tho Interior Department to-day. A
great number OF removals will DO made
for cause. In tho Indian Bureau alone.
about twenty clerks will be dismissed.
This embraces all whom the recent In.
vestigations have led Secretary Chandler
TO suspect hayo any connection with
rings Of any sort. There will be many
removals in oil tho other Bureaus.
Secretary Chandler yesterday struck
out from the bill Of an Attorney for one
Of the Indian tribes IN item making a
charge for legislative expenses. In
doing this, he mado IN endorsement
that such services will be considered H.
legal and immoral. and that thoy would
not hereafter BE- allowed. Heretofore
largs allowances have been mad 10 In
dian tribes for such services. The osle-
bratsd Adair case Is u notable illustra.
ton.
The Cubaa Excitsasut
Tho Cuban orazs has ended, but ma
val preparations continue. Several on.
GERS received orders to-day. Congress
men say that within two weeks they In.
tend TO know what II all means. There
has been . strong effort on the part Of
several newly arrived Congressmsn to
fathom the mystery hanging ovsr Sec.
Rotary Robsson's warliks precautions.
T h econclusion reached by some Of them
is. that the President has decided to re-
commend to Congress the immediate
recognition Of Cuban bslligsrsncy. Ger
tain Representatives here are stoutly do.
Tending this course as . necsssary party
move, since. a. they argue, II the Pres
idsnt don't do this the Democrats OF
the House will Immediately propose and
pass resolutions Of recognition. What
ever these preparations mean, they still
continue. In addition to fitting out sea
going vessels Of the navy all receiving
ships N performing active duty. Ger.
tain army officers seem to feel convinced
that tho end Of the present movement
is to be interference In Cuba and there
have been comparisons Of views as TO
the timo II will tako to withdraw the
cavalry and artillery forces from the
frontier and replacing them there with
volunteers whom IL would be necessary
to enlist to take care OF the Indians.
From the temper Of q number 81 promi.
nent Republicans now here Il IL evident
the administration would moet with able,
prolonged and bitter opposition to any
attempt to involve the country In q war
on account Of Cuba.
The New Connecticut senator.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 26.-Gov. Ingsrsoll
to-day appointed Ex-Governor English,
U. $. Senator. in place Of o. 8. Ferry.
Bscehsr subpesasd By Bowen.
NEw Yonx. Nov. 27.-As Mr.. Bsechsr
hurried into the hall Of his lseture-room
last evening. dripping with wet, tho con-