Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-15

Pinchback In an interview with the
President ID quoted - having said that
justice to whites and blacks alike. protest.
Cd against the recognition Of the Packard
government. The President replied that
he would clear tho way TO peace In Lou
idana.
The Last Days OF Jeha ID. Lee.
BEAVER. Utah. March is. On last
Thursday John D. Lee was placed In the
g~uard.house at Camp Cameron and Is kept
under . close guard by order Of the sec-
Rotary Of War. made on application Of
Governor Emery Of Utah. The p~risonsris
to be guarded by United States troops TO
prevent . rescue. Leo appears 10 feel the
full force OF the hopelessness OF the sit
uation surrounding him and 10 despond.
ent. His most bitter words are poured
out against Brigham Young. who. be says.
has deserted and betrayed him. Very
recent and most damaging revelations have
come 10 the knowledge OF officials from
sources wholly disconnected with Lee. but
which had been prompted by the dilemma
In which that butcher 10 placed by his pros
ccution. Many hitherto unsnspected par
ties are anxious 10 leave the country.
Some Of these Developments will DO made
public soon.
Bread o. need.
NEW YoRx. March i6.-The unemployed
workmsn Of Scranton have made . demon
strstion upon the City Council. calling
upon tho members and demanding an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for public works.
that employment may Be- given. A work
Ing man obtained permission to address
the meeting. and said II tho Council did
not do anything for the poor they would
take the matter In their own hands. There
were fine stores along Lackawsnns Ave
nue., and they would help themselves.
loud choers.l This threat caused the
great conmotion, and Mayor McKsep,
rushing forward. called IKE speaker 70
order. and said that ~ chief executive oil.
Ger Of the city he could not permit such
threats. A fearful uproar, and cries Of
1--WE will have bread or blood" followed.
The meeting broke up In wild disorder.
rhs sitassisn In she Mexican Ne.
$500, r..,....
so Wv Wv
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his friends. Diaz. however.
promises 70 observe the Constitution when
not too inconveniont. United States Min.
ister Foster recognizes Dlax - President
Ne Jaeio.
A religious procession In Merida was
dispersed by tho military. Two officers Of
State troops. engaged In the per-
sccution oil tho Pedestrians. Cries Of
Death TO the Protestants," mingled with
nnrrahs Tor Porfirio Diaz. were heard In
abuses wcre committed. A man was
tortured Of C~usrnavaca for the purpose Of
crnwIs ~ ,ha W. o sscleed arins;
"IIurrah for Disz." and ..DsstS 10 For.
eigncrs."
A Tribut. In Cro,,... n...
NEW YonK, March I5.-In his lecture
last evening Ingersoll made the following
,IIp.io, IN cron,, ..Th. Ia, 80.
'h's strange, e'eht'ui history' solar a. the
election 10y the people was concerned, was
Cronin (Laughterl. see him now. "A IA,
WA l~..vi,y ths Land wh.,. ro,i. a.. o,..l
son Anu nears no SOUND saw hisown dash.
.hgs, or9hin inc iI.t surviving veteran OF
tnc sIaha army .. honessy sud Ieiolm
,Ionin' : quorum u ono ,AughkiJ'
rslity Of his own yots. I see him low
.rmed with HosdIcy's opinion and viii,
Growers certificate. trudginx YEARLY and
irearily over The vide and wasted saleratus
: mi III, 'u' mss.' tna SUI INC Wonuef
carry ali his nose"
$3.50 ~en
NEW YORK March io.-The Tr't""e''
Washington special says 10 Is reported that
Norton feels disposed 10 accept tho chair
nanship of the Committee ON P~orricn
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resignation. In doing this he
rill Of course DO Obliged to resign the
hairmAnship Of the Committee on Privi.
yes anu Elections. WIN the settlement
: ,i,. commi,,ol lii nr'h. Jh, nls. ,~.S
nd The Committee ON Foreign Relation,.
nth MI ablo chairman at Ia head. would
come the most Important In tho benaf.