Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-11
RELATIONS or fHE UNITED STATES
wIfH MEXICO.
France Purchasing Army supplies
In Chicago.
isRAElIrEs IN COUNCIL IN THE
CITY or philadelphia.
Even the "sun" Conviets Gobbl'
Grover OF Bribery.
ESPECIAL pr,pArcnrs TO rus aoLn HUI
pA 1T Nrws.l
nm, ,r.xIean RelatIons.

Our Mexican Relations
Nrw YoKx, July la World's Wash-
ington special says thu attitude Of the Ad-
ministration toward the Diaz Government
has been tho subject Of active inquiry To-
DAY, numerous rumors having been put
afiost within the past twenty-four hours
that Diaz was 70 be recognized At once.
The report favorable 10 Diax seem TO have
been inspired by the friends Of his govern.
ment here. Tho latter seems TO have fuIi
confidence that Senor Mata will be imme.
diately received a. tho representative Oh
tho Diaz de Eaeto Government In Mexico.
In Cabinet circles, however. II Is said that
our Government still sees ne reason for
haste In recognizing Diaz, and II he IL rec
ognized hereafter Il will 10 only . condi-
tional recognition. The views Of the State
Department regarding Mexico. there Is
authority for stating. are soon TO be laid
before the President at length In writing.
The stronyest guarantees OF good order
along our borders. VI tho payment OF in
IDENTITIES Alruady due. aud Of tho protec-
ton OF tho American citizens In future
will DO exzcted. Tho administration aims
at q full and permanent settlement OF tho
vcxed Mexican question. and IL viii mol
c~ountenance any government In that conn
try which does not furnish strong assur-
ances that W. shall be free from annoy
anees In that quarter In future.
I~sraslises I'm Coaaeii.
PHILADELPHIA. July 10. - The fourth
council Of the Union Of American He
brew Congregations was convened this
morning in st. Georges Hall. The fol-
lowing officers wero elected: President.
Hon. d. y. Ps,ioita. late Consul to Rou'
mania; Vice President. Philip Levin Of
Philadelphia; Secretary, Lipman Levi OF
Cincinnati; Assistant Secretary, Lewis
Abraham Of Warrington. Reports OF OH
cen aud committees were presented and
referred. The report Of tho Board Of Del
egates shows that there are now under the
control Of the Jews fourteen public insti.
tutions, some Of which nro not sectarian
in their benefits; fifteen newspapers and
magazines, devoted tn the cause OF Juda-
lam, IublJshed and elited by Jews. and
four Jewish orders or secret societies, the
Solso.s W m.i ass;...n.a al ch.ri,v
Ia m. ~. 80. an .Jdrs.. sfts,
~ .s.oin,ian "a. oa.rsd b.ilin,
In nro,annJ Satistaetion he ropossi Of
the Board Of Delegate, Of American isra-
elites TO consolidate their congregations
which number some ,or.y ooaiss, "n.
iournsl until Tomorrow.
s....,.,.,, rx.,,.m...
s.w yo,x I'M, u-T n U,rolF, Neu
orIs.n. ,~neci,l say. tho excitement rel.
.,,,. ~ Ar. ,n5ic,sl m.mb-rs Of the he.
.,u .on,,,r.. phil, h,v.
turning Do n""
ing stated thai ue drand 'ury whici'
found tho bills IL entirely Democratic.
Foreman o'Brieu states that there were
anIv fonr Democratic member, ont of
tha ,i,tssn. on Inc other twelve four WEIR
1890 and ,ha otbers Conservative and
Iusa... M alan ,iates liar m. sction
ous .n,,.aIw an ,h.ir own %voli,ion
nunon;nan, no,i,Icisn. snn..r"J ~
snu ~ y ,n. mil, rnmmonsj ritnss.ss
'.l sishniis ststss ,h.t ha h. var
.osrv snx aetian Ias Lsen taken. but stiiI
.dh.,es 10 the determination of hardening
them n convicted. Foreman O'DrisS
says the indictments are not found upon
political grounds' on. uPsn e''aen. 'o'
IAuon y, ,honah ~. ms,,or m.v y"
i.ngbcd Al by Northern politicians. full
proof will be had 10 sustain not only these
indictments but others In high quarters.
This 10 rem h New York sun.
NEw YoRH. July i0.--The Sa~'s WASH
ington correspondent tOlbson) says, not