Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-31
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Senator ConklIng's Demo-
cratic Friends Fall.
ing OF.
THEY WILL SUPPORT PRESIDENT
HAYES HEREAFTER.
Representative Davis Do
ing His Duty.
Collecting s~tatisties or Chinese
Emigration.
ONE OF THE UNION PACIFIC ROB.
BERS CAPTURED.
ESPECIAL D~isrArcHss TO rus GOLD Hni
DA 1t Naval
Coukliuw Failing.

Coakiing Falling.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The Herald and
Ga,,n,. the two Democratic Sunday papers
Of Washington. both assert to-day that II
the President will renew the nominations
OF Roosevelt and Prince for collector and
naval officer Of New York thoy will be
confirmed. The Herald says: "a mum.
Der Of Democratic Senators who voted for
the rejection OF these officers nominations
will either abstain from voting or vote In
favor Of confirmation. o. will also several
Democratic Senators wo neglected 10 vote.
They have found that neither party nor
public opinion will sustain them In oh.
structing reform In ths custom.houso.
while strengthening tho Conkling Repub'
lican movement against Hayes, and o n
seauently the Senator's chances OF re-
election. The Daily Post. the regularly
accredited Democratic organ In this city.
declares with great emphasis. and appsr-
entity by authority, that Conkling will not
again be sustained by any Of the Demo-
crats In the senate on any issue with the
f'resiueht up,nu 49, .
patronage. Tho Iosf tnihks NOT
logical for tho Democrats 70 ha or
comfort men who base theif Poiitcai
hopes upon keeping alive the haued
Of tho Northern people COWARD tnose OF
the South, and IL classes Coukling with
Blaine, Butler. Chandler and others a. be-
ing actusted by this desire. Forney's
.Sanday Chromiei, Processes to have positive
information that the President will send
in new Custom.house nominations Just ~
soon As Congress reassembles, and that
they will DO confirmed by the votes Of
every Democratic senator except Eaton.
together with those Of sundry Republicans,
OF whom spee.he os. ~. p,..idan,
sius .hu . .Omm.ra ,hs ,i,n,,ion in tbs
S.n,tc. Al least. and his Cabinet will con.
tinue to act harmoniously with him. what.
ever the inventions OF sensational ews
monsers m .9.steaiv laughed At ,ie,c .ill,
rumor,. and ia surprised that newspapers
claiming ordinary intelligence and veracity
should sun pcrsi., IN lnpJs'hs ".m upon
,.c,.d no mora importance 10 them than
ho does, such stories about Cabinet changes
and changes Of policy would soon cease to
attract any notice. There 10 good reason
to believe that tho foregoing statements
arc made upon authority and correctly
outline the Presidents feeling q puI-
posss ut the present time. The remark
attributed to Postmaster General hsy yes.
saui3 H. In oaics Iong after Congress
meets. was made In his Characteristic, half
quizzical manner, and doubtless was NOV
,nsena.n s'''I pvs",. mi seburr discrsdit
the reports OF their prospective retirement
very distinctly and Enthusiastically.
CapturinE = Robber.
OMAHA, Dec. 3o.-Thomas Nixon, sup
posed to he one OF the Union Pacific en.
press robbers, arrived hero last night In
charge Of Pinkerton's detectives, and was
lodged I'm Isil. The ~prisoncr's right name
+. - i,,,.xwoo, an, ~ h.v.. .vo,
~ - - 49,.
known a. ION NiAon' ho As'un'eu 'nA'
name. lie was arrested on Christmas
night NJ bis home, scyenty.ayc miles west
:, o,,.-u., r.,.. Aw.da,rc .hor,
VI onr'msn, y. ~. 1890 LIZ -. ~
W Iase P'aas n"s"S. ~ m.d. a.
iouhucu W so,s mSNa $500.
inmA.es su,IenaoI. r'gy uo"' az, ~
the Whereabouts cl onusrno" unai .Lnoo
besiesins party tnicn'sned ~ u,n ~
house, wheh ,hey -hn"T.euf,u I'M LII
was 'nsla"' IT, wo,ia .rs.
inc Iort, S..y,hs IN, -.
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