Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-22

locked up. They refused 10 say II they
intended the negotiation Of the forged
bonds. Detectives think they can connect
Mckay and his ~oonfederates with the
$4,000 forgery on the Union Trust Com.
pany. More arrest will probably DO msdo
to-day. Both Fitzpatrick and Mckay have
been In trouble before. They arc friends
OF some recently disgraced detectives and
intimate with others, and arc believed TO
DO intimately connected with the princi-
pal forgertes that have been perpetrated In
Wall street during the last I've years.
The Mutation In Louisiana.
NEW oHLEASs. March 2l.-Ths Demo-
crsb claim that the detection OF State
Senator Delos from the Nichols Legisla-
ture docs not break tho Returning Board
quorum Of that body. Nineteen Is . quo
rum. Nicholh' Senate now consists Of
nineteen Returning Board members and
two elected according to the returns.
Packard's Senate consists Of seventeen Re-
turning Board members-two less than .
quorum-and two members who were
seated subject 10 contest. After obtaining
. quorum Of tho Senate tho Packard Legis.
laturs passed through both Houses q gen.
sral appropriation bill and mileage and
Per diem bill for themselves. They also
adopted . concurrent resolution. quoting
the Constitution OF the United States and
revised statutes, and setting forth that
thers existed In New Orleans domestic
violence and Illegal consplracies and CON-
binations 70 obstruct the execution OF
laws, - evidenced by the seizure by armed
and lawless bands, Of State Arssnals and
the Supreme Court Of tho State. and CALL
ing upon tho President. under the Consti-
tuition and laws. for aid TO suppress tho
same.
Tho Packard and Nichols Legislatures
have extended their sessions to tho 3oth Of
March.
4 Tribune New Orleans special says :
Tho Senate had . quorum to-day. Not Q
solitary colored man now remains In the
Nichells Legislature. A large number oil
bills wero passed and two Senators
seated.
Anderson, Wells. Pitkin. Attorney Gen.
eral Hunt and Judge Steele arrived from
Warrington to-day.
vitb tbo snpointment on a commisslon 10
come here and Investigate. Tho Dems-
Gratis arc greatly alarmed a. racsatas
inc IN sbs civ and country.
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We
ment 10 high to-day, and the contest In tho
CITY election promises 10 DO unusu-
.,,x iiv.I,. Harry Over,tolx. nrsssut
~ "-~L -
mayor va cAi'ea upon 'h'oush '"e p'o
Sunday last by several thousand citizens
to run - an Independent candidate for
Ho accepted the invitation and
announced himself a. candidate to-day.
Tho regular Democratic Convention was
held 10 nominate = city ticket, and II
Mr.. Ovcrstolz. This action Of
an ,ho mart AZ nymbsr AZ in.
a%penti.I Democratic. ANA a largo meeting
was held In the courthouse tonight 10
consider ths n.aa.on. a N OF
mil mon The subject. ifth.y deem Il dc.
,irable they arc authorized to call another
convention and put another ticket In the
aeld. the committce - also cnpowereo
act In concert with any other party o.
organization with q view TO combine all
he opposition 70 overs'olz.
rhe I. Times" Den's Like the south.
ern Policy.
Nrw yonx. March GA Time, editorial
'ays' INC ooneiusioh 'o'e'uA! 'eA'Heu
BY the President and his advisers In regard
tho Southern question will call forth
oud expressions Of disappointment and
The writer argues thai the
nss .aaro VIII , no' rsso.rioD ~ Gh.mh"r'
ain and Packard, nor tho Democrats. who
the withdrawal OF the troops. The
implies . delay OF which both
,arties are impatient. Chamberlain and
have . presumptiye title that any
andid man who acknowledges ths title OF
Hayes 10 the Presidency cannot doubt.
The Administration Is bound to consider
some Arrangement Is not feasible,
In consideration OF the abandon
nent OF It's claims BY either party. both
bsnre. This 4. The problem to be solved.
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