Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13
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WlsurSoroS, June 12.-Blaine's ply
sician has Just placed the following bull
lstin in front OF Bldns's residence:
Blaine has improved steadily all night.
He slept we'll; but a. rest IL necessary
to-day I have deemed II ~expedient to
place . barrier at the entrance. He In
nov TO A. ny sleeping.
(Signed): q. W. PoPx.
Ropes are placed across the streets
leading to Blalne's residenes 10 prevent
his being disturbed by passing vehicles.
and mem are stationed at the door who
deny admittance to al persons.
Nxw YoRx, June IA Times Wash
ington special says that Blaine ysstsr.
day received alsttsr informing him that
his friend, L. lockwood Hoar. who had
been one Of his warm supporters. bad
decided to oppose his nomination for
Prssidsnt. This seemed to annoy him
considerably. and during the morning he
frequently ailudedto Hoar's disaffsction.
wAsuISoroS, June ~. The Sub
Judiciary Committee mel this morning.
but in consequence OF the illness OF
Blaine the investigation was not con.
tinusd. Witnesses were excused until
3 o'clock this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, June 12-1:30 p. Y.
AL expectations regarding Blaine's
recovery are being realized. He has
Just taken nourishmsnt and wants more
than IL allowed him. DR.. Cox says the
entire group Of symptoms indicate an
early and complete recovery.
wmmSoroS. Juno 1850 r. N.
A member Of the House, just from
Blains's residence. reports his symptoms
N again decidedly unfavorable. Blaine
has beon for some time In q semi-uncon-
scious statc. but Is now talking wildly.
entirely out Of his mind. He imaginss
he Ia still at church and calls upon those
around him 10 take him home.
The following telegram was sent To
Congressman Hale lat C~incinnati) at
1850 tonight: Mr.. Blaine has risen
from his bed. He sat on his chair sew
eral minutes and convsrsed with his
physicians. He IL gaining strength
steadily. Surgson-G General Barnes stated
this afternoon to Mrs. Blaine and others
that he entirely comedies with DIR.
vsrdin. regarding every symptom OF
Bldne's condition as very favorable.
WASHINGTON. June l3.-At this hour.
1:30. Blaine IL quietly slssping. his
breathing being perfectly natural. No
change from any OF the encouraging
signs manifested during the night.
NEw YoRK. June IA Washington
special says Speaker Kerr is worse. lie
slept very little last night. and although
the acute pain Of neuralgia In the bow
els, from which he Is suffering. Is d.
minished, there are symptoms Of great
danger and his voice is falling visibly.
II IL feared that his condition is such
that. although he may struggle on for
some time, he Is nevertheless likely TO
die any day. The report has cast a
gloom over his Democratic colleagues.
II In generally said that Kerr will never
again appear in the House.
How pisins's siekns~s IL Regarded
Ia C~tuetnnati.
CINCINNATI. June 12.-Great anxiety
has been felt by all parties to-day con.
corning the condition OF Mr. Blaine. A
number OF kilograms have been received
stating that he was improving rapidly.
aud in a day or two would be completely
restored. Some parties declare II u fact
that Mr.. Blaine's illness was being used
to weaken his force. and especially 10
prevent any sympathy being excited In
his favor TO the extent OF winning doubt
ful delegates to his support. A ssnsa.
tional dispatch from Washington to the
effect that Bristow had called upon
Blaine In his PROSTATE condition and
was repealed by Mr.. Blaine, caused con-
siderable excitement. Mr.. Frye. leader
Of tho Blaine faction, says he does not
believe the statement, ~ thero has been
no ~allusion To IL In his dispatches, and
furthermore. he knew Mr.. Blaine aud
Mr.. Bristow were friendly and always
had been.
Tue Eastern Railroad war.
NEW York. June 12.-Ths Erie, the
Central. the New York Central, the Bal
timore and Ohio and the Grand Trunk
railroads to-day reduced their rates for
wsst-bound freishts from 10 to % cents
per 100 pounds to Chicago. Pittsburg.
Cincinnati aud Buffalo. and made q pro.
portionate reduction TO all western
points. The rates. both east and west.
bound. for freights and passengers, are
now cut terribly. and the companies are
all losing heavily. The Grand Trunk
aud the baltimore and Ohio lines claim
differsntial rates. and will fight TO the
end. The prospect Is that the war will
10 long and bitter.
CHICAGO. June 12.-The Eastern trunk
lines the following passenger
rates. to go into effect tomorrow: From
Chicago to Boston. sl5; TO New York.
Sli; to Philadelphia, Sl2 10; to Bali.
more. Si2; TO Washington, Sl2.
what the Carsea Msb Might Have
Defeated Accomplished Ia shs
nsase.
WASHINGTON. June l2.-Ths joint res
olution reported by Piper. from the
Committee on Commerce, and passed
by the House under suspension Of the
rules to-day. requested the President to
submit to the Government Of the Chinese
Empire an additional article TO the Bur.
lingams Treaty Of July %. 1868. 10 the
following effect: The United States Of
America do hereby reserve ths right to
regulate, ~restrict or prevent the immi.
grafton OF Chinese subjects into the
United States. except for commercial
pursuits. and reciprocally. the Emperor
Of the Chinese Empire does reserve tho
right TO regulate, restrict or prevent the
immigration Of citizens Of the United
States into the Chinese Empire, except
for commercial pursuits. The joint res
olution. rs originally introduced by Rep
resentativc Page Of California, was
amended by the committee by inserting
the words, except for commercial pur-
suits" Tho vote on its passage was:
Ayes. 1873; noes. 10. The point OF or
der that q quorum had not voted was
raised. but wa Afterwards Withdrawn,
and the resolution was declared passed
by tho requisite two-thirds majority.
The vote lacked only two Of being
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