Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-22

The senate To-Day.
WASHINGTON, November "a. - In tn
Senate. Window from the COMMITTEES OF
Appropriations reported with amendment
to the House joint resolution In relation
to the Paris Exposition. Placed on tn
calender.
The Senate then by vots Of yeas. 20
nays, 80, refused 70 lay on the table tn
resolution OF Thurman TO discharge tn
Committee on Privileges and Election
from further consideration OF the credsn
tisls Of NJ. @. Butler - Senator from
South Carolina. Davis Of Illinois, Con
over and Patterson voted with the Dem
ocrAts In the negative. The question thor
being on the adoption Of the resolution
Edmunds moved 10 amend tho resolution
so Is TO discharge the committee from fur
Their consideration OF the Credentials o.
Kellogg as Senator from Louisiana. In
stead Of NJ. @. Butler a Senator from
South Carolina. Upon this motion debat,
followed. The motion was rejected. yeas,
30 nays, 81.
Conkling then substituted an amend
ment a. follows:
Re.oir,d, That the Committee on Privi'
leges and Elections DO directed 10 report
in the matter Of the credentials OF VIM. =,
Kellogg and Henry N. Spofford, claiming
seats as Senators from Louisiana, and tina
meanwhile the case Of South Carolina b
postponed.
Rejocted-Yeas 80. nays 81.
Edmunds submitted an amendment u
discharge the committee from further con
side atisn Of tho credentials Of Kellogg,
spofford. Butler and Corbin. Rejected
Yeas 80. nays 50.
Edmunds moved that further considers.
ton Of this whole subject DO postponed
until Monday next. ReIected-ieas 3O'
nays 81.
At 2 p. 4. Edmunds moved that the
Senate adjourn till Monday next which
resulted-ysas 81, noes 81. q tie vote. Con-
over voting with the Republicans In the
Affirmative. The Vice President voted 10
the Affirmative. the motion was carried,
and the Senate adjourned until Monday
next.
The Kests Mine difficulty.
DElDwooD. Nov. 2i.-The long prom
ised aud expected military aid In the
Kects mine difficulty has at last arrived al
Deadwood, comprising Company O OF the
Seventh Cavalry. commanded by Lieut..
Edscrley. Immediately on their arrival
this morning, sheriff Bullock aud Lieut..
Edgorley. accompanied by = detachment Of
ten soldiers, proceeded TO the mine, where
the soldiers were stationed as q vidette
about the grounds. allowing no civilian to
approach within = quarter Of . mile OF the
shaft. Sheriff Bullock and Lieut.. Edgerley
advanced thereto and demanded OF those
below TO come up and surrender, . war
rant for which the sheriff proceeded to
read. stating also that this would be the
last demand and final appeal TO abandon
their reckless proceedings, and assuring
them that the soldiers were there. He
beseeched them TO come forth before he
should 10 compelled TO resort TO harsh
measures. A Catholic priest was per-
mitted to drop o note down the shaft, aud
after fifteen or twenty minutes consulta-
ton below, IN answ was thrown out
reading thus: We will stay ~ long a. We
can. or have our money" On receipt OF
this the officers Withdrew and dispatched
q courier for the reserve stationed In the
city. which ct once repaired 10 the scene.
There IL great excitement among tho
miners throughout the gulch. and thsy
iiocked to the vicinity Of the troubles this
evening in large numbers, although no
disturbance has been made by them, be-
yond hooting at the soldiers.
sumner vindicAted.
NEW YoRK, Nov. PA Tribune Wash.
ing special says the Senate, having con.
sented TO the publication Of the facts
about Summers committee delaying treat.
les. = list OF said treaties Is published this
morning, from which II appears that every
one Of tho nine ~treatieA which Fish ac-
cused Sumner Of smothering In the CON.
mittse were actually reported to the Sen.
ate by Sumner himself. before his removal
from tho craftsmanship OF tho committee.
This fact Fish could not officially know.
as the date when such reports were made
was one Of the executive secrets OF the
Senate. but its publication to-day proves
that whatever delay there was In the rstih-
Of the treaties In question was not
due TO the neglect Of Sumner or the Com
mittcc over which no presided. but to that
Of the Senate itself, and that Fish, In
blaming Sumner for these delAys, has un-
Willingly done great injustice 10 the menu
ory Of one whose practice 10 was not 10 al
low the business OF his committee 10 accu-
mulAte Enacted upon.
A National hank suspends.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2i.-Tho Third Ns-
tionsl Bank decided. after business hours
evening, to suspend. and will go into
liquidation. Tho statement Of Its resour-
ces and liabilities Is as followsi Re-
sources-Dills discounted. 1880, $40. less
re~discounts. si27, 900. makes $i,43s,9 2O;
siGi, 4i5; United States bonds
ex.interest, SG07,OOO; real
slG5. 500 /; other bonds and stocks,
s22. i37; furniture. stamps. ETC.. $3.50;
cash aud exchange. S2sJ, 003. Total. S2,-
742. 907. Liabilities-Capital stock. $780,
900 I; surplus. 5000. 900 (; undivided earn
ings, S2s.9Oi /; circulation. 5000, 900 de-
si.iGi,0O0. Total, $2,7i2,9 07.
10 tuc TtsOuECto uihy W euuou tho pio-
MUM on bonds worth. at date, $5i, 900.
The cash and exchange arc nearly all In
cash balances and may easily b. obtained.
or the capability the OF hank to meet It's de-
posit liability Of 81, i0I, 900. II may be said
there are assets worth 81. Q .907. and be-
sides this there IL the personal ~responsi.
bility Of ninety stockholders. representing
$3.50, OOO, so that there Is no possible loss
to stockholders.
Tom seats Interviewed.
Cmc,oo, Nov. ga reporter inter-
Thomas A. Scott here yesterday.
with tho following result; "As regards
the Southern railroad. known a. tho Ex-
Of the Texas Pacific 70 tho Pacific
coast. | think II Is destined to DO one Of
the great highways Of the country. and
that tho road ought to DO built speedily
for the interest Of all the great business
Of the country. which. Of course.
includes all the Atlantic porta In tho
Southern States, aud all the business rail.
way oenters reaching all the way through
to baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and will be. and should be. valuable as
an outlet for tho city OF Chicago.
1t will develop new fields OF wealth
which Chicago ought TO DO interested In,
aud will be. no doubt, when the road 10
constructed. II 10 certainly TO the interest
Of Chicago and all this section Of the coun
IN baye An opDortuuity TO 90 into these