Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-28

fow days. The agent at Lapwai Is conf.
dent that few Of the treaty Indians will
Join Joseph, and parties claiming 10 be
we'll Informed claim that the Indians north
Of Snake and Clearwater rivers will not
assist him. a. the Neg Perces declined
10 help them In the war Of 1856, The
Umatillas will DO prevented from joining
the hostile Indians with much force. and
from the Boise section there are no Indians
10 come
A Boise City dispatch says that Chief
Winnnsmucca Of the Piutes came into
Boise City this morning with twenty war
riors and held Q council with Governor
Brayman. He declares his friendship, and
assures the Governor Of his determination
10 Join with the Bannocks and S~hoshones,
and assist the whites against the Neg Per-
oes, II necessary, who are his old enemies.
Governor Brayman furnished them some
supplies. and they leave town tomorrow
for the Great Camss prairie to Join Captain
Boise Jim, while winnemucca himself re-
turns to Silver City, and will bring the
balance Of his people over TO the Great
Csmas prairie.
0sorgs william Curtis on President
Hayes
SCHENECTADY. N. Y, juno 27.-George
william Curtis delivered the address ct
the commencement Of Union College To-
day, and in closing said Of President
Hayes: "His is . public spirit 30 lofty
that It Ia not confined " other ages and
distant lands. You are conscious OF Its
strings In your souls. IL calls you 70
courageous service. and / am here TO bid
you obey the call. Such patriotism may
be ours. Let 1t DO your parting vow that
10 shall be yours. Bolingbroke described
q patriot king In England. and / can Inn
agino o patriot president In America. i
can SEQ him. indeed. the choice Of = party
and called 10 administer this Government
when sectional Jealousy 10 the Horeest and
party passion the most infiamed. I can
Imagine him seeing clearly what Justice
and humanity. tho national law and ns.
tionsl welfare, require him 10 do. and rc-
solved TO do IL. ] can imagine him pa
tiently enduring not only the mad cry OF
party hate, ths taunt Of recrcant and
traitor, OF renegade and Of coward. but,
what IL harder 10 bear. tho amazement,
tho doubt, the grief. tho Pronunciation OF
those who are a. sincerely devoted a. no Is
to the common welfare. I imagine him
pushing firmly on-trusting the hearts,
lilo Intelligence, tho conscicnces Of his
countrymen, healing angry wounds, cor
recting Misunderstanding, planting jus.
tics on surer foundations. whether his
party rises or falls-llfting his country
I..l a., . pnnRa s,aFfoal tntnn nf
prosperity and peace. This is tho spirit
Of . patriotism that girds tho common
wealth with resistless splendor OF tho
moral law. the venerable panoply OF states,
tho celestial secret Of . great nation and
happy people,"
stage Robbery In the Black Hills.
HAT CREEK. Wy. T., June 2s.-Another
coach robbery occurred last night. Tho
stage from Deadwood was stopped near
Cheyenne river aud both treasure boxes
wero taken. The passengers were not mo-
lested. The road agents send word by the
driver 10 the manager Of the stage line To
send them a pair Of gold scales ~ dividing
tho dust with q spoon Is not always salts.
factory. A detachment OF 20 cayalrymen
under Lieutenant Reynolds left Fort Lar
annie this morning In search OF the rob-
bers.
Reducing the Ray Of Railroad
Mon.
CLEVELAND, June 2s.-william II. Van.
derbilt. President Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad, has Just Ia.
sued q circular. stating that on aud after
July ist q reduction OF ten per cent. will
DO made In the present compensation OF
all officer. and employees Of every grade In
the service Of the company. where the
amount received exceeds ten cents per
hour. one dollar per day, or thirty dollars
per month.
Meeting Of the Soriety or she Ninth
Corps.
PROVIDENCE, Juno 27.-Tie Society OF
the Ninth Corps and burnside expedition
hal It's annual meeting this morning.
General burnside presiding. A telegram
was received from ex.Prcsident Grant In
response 10 q dispatch sent yesterday by
the Army 81 the Potomac, which says :
81 conveyed your message To tho Queen
and thank my old comrades" General
slocum was chosen President and the
Society adjourned.
Tn. c..,.,,,., n.s, Al, paid.
In,a oa -T.,. s..ro,.rv
.,'
OF the Treasury allowed tho claim OF the
o Cs1.s MAJ n noa'. .s :, ,,"id 10 nav ,S' ,10'' AL.