Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-20
Scope or the civil Rights Bili


NEW Yoxx. March 20.-Gen. Butler
has written q letter addressed TO Robert
Harlem. OF Cincinnati. on the Civil
Rights bill. In which he says that tho
Civil Rights bill does not give any right
to . oolored man TO 60 into q drinking
saloon without the leave Of the propri-
etor. and that q barber shop is o private
business in which the law does not in
terfere.
snew In New Hanpshirs.
MANCHESTER. March 20.-A heavy
snow storm commenced early this
morning and now prevails throughout
the State.
wants His stamps Refunded.
WASHINGTON. March 20.-Mancuss.
Of M~arysvillo, Is here trying to get an
allowance for tobacco stamps destroyed
in the recent food. but tho department
fails to see how II can do anything.
Imposing Upea Public Charity.
NKw YoRx. March 20.-Thore In abun-
dant testimony that the suffering in Ne
braska by grasshoppers has been greatly
exaggerated, and that the appeals for rc-
lief arc in a great measure nm imposi-
ton. Tho Omaha Hsraid and other
journals have exposed the movement
repeatedly. showing that public charity
was simply enriching many whose crops
arc abundant.
Louisiana Matters
CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 20.-A Washing
ton special says the contest over the
confirmation OF Pardee As U. s. Judge
for Louisiana. Is very bitter. Senator
West leads the opposition. It is posi-
lively stated that ex-senator Chandler
will be nominated as Minister to Rus
sia. The 7lib'ue's Washington special
says the advices from New Orlsanes are
unfavorablc for the success Of the
Wheeler compromise.
A Lsuisians Resolution Agreed
Upon.
WASHINGTON. March 20.-The Repub-
liean Senators met In caucu this MORN
ing, and agreed to q resolution providing
for a settlement Of tho Louisiana ques-
ton, which will command the entire
| Republican vote. The Democratic Sen
ators, who also met in caucus this
morning, resolved TO debate at length
any resolution on the Louisiana question
which should be introduced in the Sem
ate. The session will probably last a
week longer.
woman Ceunterfeitsr Arrested.
GRAND ISLAND. Ncb.. March 20.-A
woman named Mrs. Beatty. has boon ar-
rested here for passing counterfeit ten
dollar bills on the National Bank Of
Richmond. Sho has been living here
ON tho charity Of the Aid Society all
Winter. Her husband has been absent
some time. and II has been discovered
that no has been sending her these
counterfeit bills from C%hillicothc, Mo.
She has passed nine OF them here so far
M known. They wcro all Of tho same
number. Officers ut Chillicotho havo
been notified to arrest her husband. The
woman has redeemed four Of tho bills,
and Processes ignorance as to their
being counterfeit.
Troubles AZ the Coal Mines.
M,rcm CHUNK, Pa, March 20.-A
dozen special policemen arrived hero
from Philadelphia last night. for dnty at
Summit Hill, Ashton and other places,
to protect the men and property Of the
Lchigh and wilkcsbarre Coal Company.
The police force now in those places Ii
believed to DO sufficiently large to hold
in check the turbulent Molly Maguire's.
NEw YoRx, March 20.-Gold closed
Res.
oi.sio.s.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Upon tho
Assembling Of the Senate, Mr.. Anthony
moved to take up tho Frelinghuysen rss-
olution so Us TO move the caucus resolu-
ton as q substitute. Mr.. Bayard Of
Del. raised n point Of order against 1t,
but Vas overruled. The Senate then py
a party vote took mp the resolution. Mr..
Anthony then offered the following sub
sntu,o: Resolved, that the action OF tho
President in protesting tho government
In Louisiana, Of which Kellogg IN tho
Executive, and the people Of that State,
against domestic violence and enforcing
the laws Of the United States, Is approx
cd. White moved to postpone the reso-
luton until December next. Ayes "a,
hayes 30. The debate then commenced
on the resolution.
WASHINGTON, March 2o.--Mr. Bayard
OF Del. has tho door in the Senate, and