Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
s~rrciAL TO ruE osi.s MIR sAnr Hhus
DOMESTIC NEWS.
National Tsmpsrssee Conference.
NKw YoHx. January 1.-THE Nation
al Temperance Society has issued a call
for an international Temperance Con-
ference In Philadelphia. June 18th. as a
fitting occasion to consider the relations
Of Temperance reform in its scientific,
economical. intellectual. social. moral
and religious aspects to individual and
national life. its progress and needs,
and to invite TO its deliberations
representatives Of the cause Of temper.
anee from foreign countries.
A wsaaa Kiis her Husband.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 17.-Edward Rich
ardson. a prominent citizen Of MASH
lon. Ohio. and n member Of the City
Council. was shot aud instantly killed
yesterday by his wife. She states that
the act was committed In sslf'defenss.
as her husband was approaching her to
cut her throat with y razor. II il
thought to have been q prcmeditated
affair.
hob Law.
CINCINNATI. Jan. H. AT Anderson q
drunken mob had possession OF q saloon
belonging to a man named Ray. aud de-
stroyed about $500 worth OF whisky and
other property. leaving a perfect wreck.
Eaisgie. % be delivered on ex.vies
President wilson.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE death Of
Vice President Wilson will be o
ell in the Senate next Friday. by Sena.
tor Boutwell,. who will speak on the
life and character Of deceased. Sena.
tors Anthony. Cameron Of Penn, era.
gin. Dawes, Gordon. Hamlin, Morrill, Of
Vermont. Norton and Stevenson will
also make addresses.
Congregational Procsedings = Hill
introduced.
WASHINGTON. January l7-HousE.-
The Speaker called the names Of States
for bills for reference. and the following
wsre referred:
by Joice-To repeal stamp duties on
medicines; also to prevent traffic in i'm
toIicaiiug and spurious liquors in the
Centennial buildings or grounds during
tho exhibition.
by Banks-For the removal Of all
political disabilities.
by Starkweather-Pr Prescribing a form
Of oath for members Of Congress.
by Cuttsr-Applying the proceeds Of
public lands to the support OF FREQ
schools.
BY Packer Resolutions OF the Leg
gi~slaiure Of Pennsylvania in reference
to an appropriation Of 81 ,5oo. 900 for
the Centennial celebration.
by Townsend OF Pa.-To repeal the
act providing for redistribution OF
national bank currency.
BY Jsnks-To reduce the salaries Of
all executive and Legislative officers OF
the Government, except the army and
navy under $500 dollars 20 per cent.
and to fix the salary Of tho President at
81. 900.
BY Randall Directing the discontin.
uance OF work on streets in Washing.
ton. and to prevent the further use Of
certificates by the Board Of Audit.
by Harris Of virginia-To repeal the
act prohibiting payment Of deb,s due BY
tho United States before the war except
on proof OF loyalty.
A Rsusing Asasadmcns 10 b Con.
stitusion,
by o'Drien-Proposing the following
amendment to the Constitution:
Section mo State shall mako any
law respecting tho establishment Of re-
lision or prohibiting the FREQ exercise
thereof, and no minister or preacher OF
tho gospel or OF any religious creed or
denomination shall hold any Office oil
trust or emolumnntlupdsr the United
States or any State; nor shall any re-
iigious test be required as a qualiaea-
ton for any State Office or under the
United States.
Section 2-No money received by tax
alton in any State for the support oil
public schools. or derived from any pub
lie fund therefor. nor any public lands
devoted thereto shall ever DO under con-
troll Of any religious sect; nor shall any
money NO raised. nor lands SO devoted.
10 divided between religious sscts or de-
nominations; nor shall any minister or
preacher Of the gospel. or OF amy reli.
gious creed or denomination. hold Office
in connection with public schools in a
State, or DO eligible to positions Of trust
or smolument in connection with any
institution public or private in any State
Of the United States. which shall 10
supported in whole or in part from any
public fund.
Mr.. O'Drien said no would offer II rs
an amendment to Blaine's proposition.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Centennial Rine Match