Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-16
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WAsHfNo0rS, may
tive Piper will at the first opportunity
introduce o duplicate Of Senator Sargsnss
bill to restrict Chinese immigration. Its
theory is that coolis ~impotations thus
practically stopped and with the Chinese
departures homsward from this country.
continuing at the present rate. the
United States will BE- gradually cleared
Of tho coolis class, while at the same
time the provision that ten passenger
may be carried by any vessel will admit
Chinese merchants or any respectable
Mongolisns. Therefore Il will not inter-
fers With legitimate trade or commerce.
FaIiinr late Iise fer Biaiss.
New YonK. May 1G.-Fiity.sir out Of
Atty.sight Republican delegates to the
New Jersey Republican Convention are
avowsdly for Blaine.
Rockingham county. New Hamp-
shire. yesterday elected Blainedslesatss.
The Health Of Noted Mes.
Nxw Yoax. May iG.-0wen Marlows.
the actor. il still very III at the Massa.
chusetts General Hospital. Fox, the
noted clown Is said to be much improv-
oil in health. Vanderbilt 10 recovering.
blaine v~indieatsd.
WASHINGTON. May lG.-Thsrs Is TO-
day no difference whatever OF opinion In
Washington regarding the result OF yes
terdsy's investigation into the Little
Rock aud Fort Smith Railroad bond
scandal. Every ons acknowledges that
the testimony given by Colonel Scott
and other witnesses completely clears
Blaine from every vestige Of suspicion
in the matter, and shows that he was
not connected with the transaction In
any way whatever.
Coed for Ssms CisIssns OF nan Fran.
cisco.
WASHINGTON, May 1G.-Tho President
has approved the bill rolinquishing to
the city aud county Of San Francisco,
for the benefit Of bona ide claimants.
the title to aportion OF the Presidio Res
ervation. which is included by a rec
LITIGATION Of the Stratton survey. and
which will now he cut of by an eItsn.
sion OF Lyon street.
The Mustang Rses In New York To.
Day.
Nrw YoRK, May 10. The race against
time. which is TO come on to-day at
Fleetwood Park. will NO doubt be wit
messed by u large concourss Of specta.
tors. George Parker. Of visalia. agsd
20, weight l75 pounds, will essay to
ride 305 miles to-day within IL hours,
on 30 horses. He will start at 4 A. NJ.
and will. barring accidents, complete his
ride at I r. N. Should DO he disabled
by the fall Of q horse. the race will
be lost and tho stake. 49,. 900 against
$4,000. will 50 to the gentlemen with
whom tho wager 10 made. The horses
are all in good condition and those In
charge are confident Of success. A the
horses are very wild, tho men In charge
will mount and ride all who show any
signs Of unrulinsss, no that In the race
they will be jocils and not give any
trouble.
And Now They want Mere I" Invss-
t~iEHtiea."
NEW YoRK. May lG.-A Times edito-
rial, after reviewing Scots testimony.
says: so 1t seems that the Union Pa
cihc Company. which was too poor to
pay Colonel Scott 5000 q year. was
rich enough to throw away $4,000 As
a testimony to tho obligations under
which their President had placed them.
Blaine comes out OF the investigation
With q character neither better nor
worse than before the accusations
were made public. and all things SON.
sijered the same can be said Of Scott.
II IL unfortunate for Blaine that, base
less as all the direct charges made
agrinst him have SO far been proved 10
DO. a vague feeling Of suspicion has got
into the public mind, that he has had q
great deal moro to do with Railroad
spsculations OF a hazardous character,
than nccords with q perfectly unblem-
ished reputation. Blaine commenced
his career in Congress a poor
man. lie 10 now rich n
Blaine exercised an immense power over
the fortunes Of legislation at the time
when railroads were among the most
persistent snitors for Congressional aid
or relief. In some Of the railroads
benefited by the National bounty.
Blaine il believed to DO o stakeholder.
and putting all together. mSn who are
not at all indisposed to recognize his
eminent public services, his great ability
and energy, and his obvious strength
with the party, IRE beginning to look
ON him AZ somewhat unsafe
candidate. The best service which
Blains's friends can do him 10 TO an
ticipate Investigations, and disarn sus.
picion, by being rs frank about his bust
nsss affairs as about the record Of his
public life. 1t will not do to turn
around AMI say that a mans privats
business is no concern Of the public.
Even II ho has not made a fortune dur.
ing his not very lengthy public career.
when such q man becomes q prssi.
dental candidate. he must submit TO the
necessity Of answering questions. which.
under other circumstances. might be
properly deemed im%pertinant.
Periis or Parties 70 she Biaek Hills.
FoRr LlRANiE, May lC.-Partiss In
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