Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-19

,aid him by the United States IN salts
OF the claim OF the Kentucky
Pepdleton's testimony o.
President Of the Commercial Bank OF
Cincinnati. where George ii. Pendie-
IONS account was kept, was ~corrobora-
live Of the latter's testimony as to how
be drew the money. Witness produced
and drafts.
The Committee on Rules to-day
agreed upon the basis Of areport adverse
TO the position Of Charles II. Smith. ID
advertising to collect bountiss IN the
event Of the passage OF the pending
Bounty bill, while acting as JournM
Clerk Of the House.
The President sent to the Senate to-
day the nomination Of John N. Coghlan
TO be United States Attorney for the
District Of California; Gardner Q. Wnite,
Postmaster ut Carson City. Nevada u
Charles II. Lord at Tucson, Arizona;
There il authority OF the Presideh,
for denying the statement thai ne mao
requested tho discharge FROM public ser
Woe Of employees who were appointed 10
their positions at the request OF eehsrai
Babcock.
Tho President has vetoed tho Presi-
Dental Salary bill. The message was
not read to-day. -.
Commissioner Pratt recommends that
the powers heretofore vested IN inc
Supervisors Of Internal Revenue DO
given to Revenue Agents and the ser
vices Of Supervisors dispensed with,
which will save the Government about
sl3s. 900 yearly.
The National Labor c~onnention.
PrrrsDpRo, April lS.-The National
Labor Convention met here this eyen-
ing. A call Of the roll showed ITO dele.
gates. Tho morning session was occu-
pied with the transaction OF upimport.
ant business. In tho afternoon two re-
ports were received from the committee
on resolutions, the minority report be.
ing sigued by nine members. The ma
jority report was read aud the resolution
considered seriatim. Upon reading the
second resolution. % reported by ma
jority, Mr.. Murcatt moved the adoption
Of the minority report in lieu u this res
olution. The minority report was read
and adopted. whereupon the Cincinnati
delegation arose and left the hall in q
body, giving as a reason that the report
OF the minority which had been adopted
was contrary to the instructions Of their
constituents. The resolution is rs fol.
lows
Resolved, That We favor tho repeal OF
the National Banking Law and the Re-
sumption Act /; that We favor the issue
Of Government money. to be made n full
legal tender for all monetary purposes,
convertible into interest. bearing bonds
oil the option Of the holder. and econ.
struetsd into said legal tender money al
the same option I; and, further, that the
rate Of interest upon such convertible
bonds shall not at any time exceed three
and two-thirds per cent. per annum I;
that We favor u system Of tariff for the
purpose Of encouraging and protecting
American industries and productions,
and are opposed to any reduction OF the
present tariff laws.
Other resolutions Of minor Importance
wero also read. after which the Conyen.
ton adjourned.
Results OF the Chicago Election.
CHICAGO, April ls.--The election
passed OF quietly to-day. \ large vote
was polled. The results are not yet
known, but the friends Of decency and
reform ore hopeful.
At midnight returns which ARE in from
tho city election. aro only scattering.
Enough precincts are heard from, how
ever. to indicate that the side Of decency
has prevailed; that what IN known ns
the drummer" element has been worst
ell and that the Common Council will
b. composed largely u good men. Clin-
ton Briggs, Democratic nominee for
City Treasurer. has probably beaten
Clark Lipe. the Republican candidate.
The vote for Hayne for Mayor has
been telerably full. though both Re-
publicans and Democrats have scratched
his namo in many precincts.
The Tribune editorially tomorrow will
announce the grounds on which Mr.
Hayne will base his claim 10 ths Mayor
atty. They are: First--A vacancy cx-
listed by the adoption of the new charter.
which provides that the persons then in
office should continue TO act until the
nett election. Second-That this va
cancy existing. il was the right Of the
people TO elect some person to fill that
vacancy at the next election. Third
The entire failure Of the Mayor or Com
mon Council, or all other officers, TO call
such election capnot defeat the right OF
the people to hold IL, and such election
Is as valid ~ though notice had been
Fourth-That tho election hav-
ing been held. no refusal by the judges
OF election to mako returns or Of the
Common Council To canvass them can
II.
rasinc Mall Difficulties.
NEw York. April ls.-0n order OF
Rufus Hatch. Judge Barrett, in Supreme
Court chambers, this morning granted
ORDER to show cause on next Monday |
Why Sidney Dillon. President Of the Pa
ci6c Mail Company. and Edward King.
OF the Union Trust Company,
not b. compelled by peremptory
to give plaintiff free access TO
oil books, papers, letters and kilograms
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Plaintiff claims that II is important for
The interests Of stockholders and to en-
him to properly carry Oh his duties
N q director Of the company. and that
be il refused such inspection by Sidney
Mr.. King Is included in the
becausc the transfer books are
deposited with the Union Trust Com
pany and he will not allow plaintiff to
them without an order from Sid
ney Dillon.
ArrangisE Ssrs silver Currency.
wAsuISGToS. April ls.-Ths regula-
lion for governing the issue Of silver
currency is not yet completed and there
seems to DO some difficulty in perfectiug