Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-29

The President q party retufneu "
carriages and we're escorted BY the military
10 the Dexter training ground. where the
entire division Of Rhode Island militia was
assembled. The column marched In TO
view before the President. who was thon
taken into the limo and escorted through
the principal streets TO the Executive man.
sion, where the troops were dismissed. AZ
l:30 p. NJ. tho President and party will
leave IN the steamer Massachusetts, Tor
Newport, a. guests Of Governor Van
Zandt.
A woman who Wants Co be Hanged.
COLUMBUS, o.. June ga singular
and perhaps unprecedented criminal case
has just been passed upon by Judge Bins-
ham In tho Common Pleas Court. Mrs.
Sarah n. Victor. who was convicted In
Cuyahoga county Of murder and sentenced
to be hanged. but Afterwards bad her sen.
tence committed by the Governor to life
imprisonment, confessed her crime Will
In prison. and subsequently, becoming
moody aud tired OF such . life. applied TO
the courts Of this city 10 have the original
sentence carried out, on tho ground mai
abe never consented totho Communication.
This was in January. 1876. Judge Bing.
ham has had the case under advisement
for eighteen months. and now renders an
opinion that Mrs. Victor 10 In law an es'
capped prisoner after conviction. and has
issued an order 10 tho sheriff for her do
livery to the authorities Of Cuyahoga
county. TO await action by the courts OF
that county.
Disqualification with the President.
NEW YoRx. June pa Tribuas edito-
rial says: II Is useless for the friends Of
the President TO try to hide from them
selves tho unweleomc truth disclosed at
Dies Moines. Tho Republican party In
Iowa is not pleased with Hayes. and the
discussion on his policy hss been exceed.
ingly acrimonious. Q largo majority Of the
delegates manifesting their hostility TO
the Administration. and we might almost
say In a contemptuous manner. The TACT
that many Of the true civil service reform-
ers arc losing confidence In tho Admins
tration cannot 10 disguised. II Is well 10
consider the causes OF the discomfort care
fully and to state them frankly. Then,
perhaps. the President will see how to
remoyo them. II will be . pity II be-
tween two stools he should fall TO tho
ground.
The coS,aereiai Adesrissr took . similar
gr1uad Yesterday M'ernoSn' anu ~ ~
,sr,wn a,srhnssJ nro,,v soo,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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says Two gentlemen representing tho py-
nasty Of Mexico arrived at Now Orleans
nj, wsI,es1,x bv s,c,mcr. Jirsct from the
.'N,~Ns iii -
ol'y VI 'nr.ivo. one oehy. na'A VIZ ~
eeeu 10 Masnihg'oh ~ piax M NJ;
WIN m W." ,r,,, ,So Halls, s,,,"s a"y.
ernment, and the other gentleman, Ber-
nordes. goes TO thc lilo Grande to visit
General ORD u perhaps discuss Tue STU
n."n W. ,ar Il, : mon,h ns., as tbe
representative Of President Lcrdo left for
New York on Wednesday to Join Lerdo.
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70 %. m III
NEw YORK June ia T'"''' Washing
ton special says tho expenses OF the Gov
ernment for Tho eleven months ending
NJ, ,...,o1 ,..r,. s,co ooo ooo an In.
or...a -, s,c, ooo NM ovsr m. s.ms ,eriod
- M. - 80, s,o, =.
GOO 6oo' n falling off s2t,OoO, 900 during
that same time. The gold and silver CT.
ports were sio'OOo,OOo imports s39,ooo,-
ooo. The totAi m~er,handise anu specie sh,
ported during the eleven mouths vxceeued
the mercianulss anu specie ,,n ~ ooo
sloo'J'2'U'S an increase ~ s'S'o''''''
over 'ho same moh'n' o' last year.
THEFT OF Lager beer ""u A'e n"''
r -,
w" io"h' '"nv .' ~
1t has been known Tor a long ume ha' u
systematic thieving Of ale.and lager beer
kegs and barrels has been going ON here.