Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-19
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nssts. Prssssts shs "Whits Bas.
ner OF Peace" - Norfolk. Wiz.
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NoRroLx, Jan. 18.-Ths committee
Of ladies and gentlemen dsputsd BY the
ladies Of Boston 10 present to the Light
Artillery Blues the white banner Of
peace and other msmentoes OF the Bun.
ksr Hin Centennial. discharged that du-
ty last evening In the presence OF alarge
number Of ladies and gentlemen OF this
city. The committee were welcomed BY
Mayor Whitehead. who extended the
freedom OF the city, saying w were In
deed q united people. and henceforth
would be friends. countrymen and
brothers. Captain Hodge. IN his ID.
dress on delivering the banner. said:
"Let the course OF dsmagoguss and NAL.
contents b what 1t may; We under
stand each other and defy their sforts
TO sever u.s." Yesterday the COMMITTEES
was taken 10 Fortress Monroe and other
places OF interest, and to-day they arc
viewing the city and suburbs. aud this
CNtuluS y bfuAu WiiA " BiNoh
In honor OF their visit.
s~argent's Preside Park Biii.
WARRINGTON. Jan. II. - Sargent's
Preside Park bill allows the city Of San
Francisco TO use the Prssidio rsserva-
ton solely as a park and highway on the
following conditions: 1.-The United
Statss to retain the fec Of the land AMI
all necessary rights OF way, rsservlng
also 400 acres about Fort Point, and 200
including the Preside barracks and such
other portions ~ may be hereafter
selected for public works. The govern.
msnt may resume possession In time Of
public danger without liability for dam.
age. The city shall have the first right
10 purchase II the Federal Government
at any time desires to sell the rsserva-
ton a. O whole. Had California been
reached In the Houss on the call OF
States Piper would have introduced q
duplicate OF this. and also Of the Senate
Silver Coinage bill. Lultrsll was also
ready to introduce . bill to prohibit the
naturalization Of Chinese or Mongolians.
Twsnty.0ns Years In che Psni.
Tertiary.
OuIcAoo, Jan. 18Th. Davis. who
shot and killed Charles Whyland last
Thanksgiving Day. came into the
| Criminal Court this morning and
pleaded guilty Of granddaughter and was
sentenced by Judge Rodgers TO twenty
one years In tho penitsntiary.
Admitted 20 Probate.
CINCINNATI, January 1s.-Ths will Of
tho late Timothy Kirby was admitted TO
probate to-day after an examination Of
all the witnesses TO the signaturp.
Judge Watson said he regarded the pro.
bate Of the will as &C pdre and purely
formal and the parties interested could
contest In the ordinary way. General
Banning. Don Piatt and Byron Kirby,
three Of the executors named In the will
declined 10 act under Il and Clinton
Kirby, the fourth nominee. consented.
A Mr.. Kirby in the viii deplorss . con.
test IL 10 thought probable that non will
be made, thus leaving the illsgihmats
children on the footing placed by Mr..
Kirby.
spanish Priests Taking = lIaad In
the Election.
LONDON. Jan. ia Madrid CORE.
spondont says the Romanist electoral
agitation Is increasing. but the Ministe-
rial candidates are certain OF q majority.
The archbishops and bishops hsss
| signed n petition 70 the King favoring
religious unity. Pastorals have been Is
sued by the bishops Of Catalonia, barn
gossa and Burgos. advising the people
to vote only for the candidates who sup
port religious unity. These acts OF tho
clergy have created q marked sensation.