Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-29

EAsrER N.
H-adriek. Preparing To swallow
Hts Dose.

EASr II N.
Hendricks Preparing to swallow
TITS Dose.
SARATOGA. July -. - The arrival OF
Hendricks at the Grand Union Hotel this
morning created quite a stir among the
Democratic politicians, who are here In
large numbers. He was Immediately taken
in tow by ex-senator O'Brien and others.
and was conveyed tn the racc-track to
witness the sport. Hendricks has come
to meet Tilden. who has telegraphed that
he will arrive here early tomorrow morn
ing. Curtin VI Pennsylvania has also
been telegraphed for by Henry NJ. Phil
lips Of Philadelphia, who appears to be
acting a. steersInan for Hendricks. and
he will probably arrive tomorrow also.
There IL 10 be 4 conference In the after
noon which will iecide ON the letters Of
acceptance. which IL Is said will lie ready
by Sunday. Phillips has been an avowed
hard-money man, and. having great IN
fiuence over Hendricks. with whom he
served In the Thirty-iifth Congress. II Is
presumed that he will prevail upon him
to toe the mark ON the money question:
senator Blxley and a large number oil
anti Tammany men are here waiting for
Tilden aud preparing Hendricks for his
trying ordeal. There Is some CUB eN'
pressed by q Few Of the New York delega-
ton about Hendricks swallowing the hard
money pill without a few grains OF allow
ance; but A. there Is 4 great pleasure
brought TO bear on him. he will be Obliged
10 snecumb, n very few Of the Western
Democrats are here IN encourage him IN
any opposition he may be inclined to make
: Tiiden's demands.
Governor Tilden arrived this afternoon
nj the United States Hotel. He was o
called ON BY Hendricks. and they. with
Lieutenant Governor Dorsheimer. went
out riding together. returning In abou'
four hours. They seem In full accord
having a good understanding with each
other. and emphatically deny all reports
u disagreements.
A Deadiy Warfare in Prospect.
CHICAGO. July -. - An Essaiag Th
graph Washington special says: II Is
believed at army headquarters that thu
forces IL Crook and Gibson are not over
eighty miles apart and can readily bs
brought within supporting distance. Gen
eral Crook feels that he IL going to hay,
hard fighting. but intends 10 make II lie
cisi,e. IL Is said There are u, isas' o,ov'
snI !, T. sa,r,si ,ha, m" Stony NAV have
received acccs,ions from the Sioux in
the British Provinces which might swell
the hostile force To 10000. The sioux. II
driven 10 the wall by the troops. will ~
North anil take refuge in the British Pos
sessions. II Is feared that Crook Is over
matched.
A special from Terry says all are well
II il expected that Terry. under instrne'
ton. has by this time reached the eoniiu'
ence VI the Big Horn and Yellowstone
Rivers. Crook wants Terry IN march To
warl his command half way, as the In
Lians are In the mountains and the battle.
must he fought there. The Snake allie.
cav the Sioux are occupying the noun
tains where Sibley's party struck them,
and will compel the troops To fight them
inch by inch. This will bc q deadly war
far. They know every foot 81 the ranges,
Of which the troops are entirely ignorant,
| and will guard every pass, and ambnscade
the soldiers at every step. With plenty OF
| Tried meat and an abundance VI game
they can make q prolonged resistance.
Veteran officers say Ii would be wise 10 &C
cspt volunteers.
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INV YoRk, July IA Ts's. washing
ton special says; The figures given below
show the expenditures of tho present
House ON account Of fees and mileage OF
witnesses 10 July ~, and include the per
diem ~ witnesses and amounts that have
been allowed by committees on accounts
: o Monday last. There are other accounts
outstanding for witness fees and mileage
which will swell this one item ~ $4,000,
In addition To this. the expense for steao-
graphers will be So. 900. and the expense
for extra committee clerks. messengers.
stationery, etc, VIII agsfesa,e 49,
fcr Investigations during the present ses-
.lon. e~.ciu.,,e Of printing the testimony
and subpepalng Witnesses, yhich latter
item win he unusually aud cxtra,a.
rantlv large. Si25, 900. The statement
.iye,, Leiow will show the amount
e,urnJed by each committee for fees. mile
are and per diem Of witnesses a. above ell
liz The Committee ON Accounts TO Monday
I.,t, WAY, AMI Means, S3O7 Pacific Rail-
way and uommercc, sl59i P~ost-oficts and
po.,'road,. sa.3si, District of Columbia.
81 AZ. Judiciary. sIl34; Indian Affairs.
S5.sOi Military Affairs. sG69; Invalid
Pensions, ssl; Public buildings and
Grounds. s2sG: Printing. s92s; Expcndi-
ture. In state Department. S325; Treasury
Department. si',JG9, Public buildings,
Si,: Departmcnt Of Justice. sl,7ssI lie.
form in civil Service. $3.50; Rules, No.
lee, Committees and Tesa. Frontier;
sl,ilO; tr.edn,rns hsns, st,o3,, n,ai
ssa a no,..r. In ionisisns
: sSo, ohs,sc. srsins, clerk Adams. $40;
"s,,aans N I,ciLn.n. caiG Total
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