Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-10

from the then United States Attorney Gen.
eral. giving his opinion Of the legality oil
the Act. and the power under II 10 land q
cable on American shores.
The Caitfernts Marksnsn.
New Yonx. Sept. S.-The California
team completed three scores to-day. max
ing an average aggregate for each man Of
23l. s~eventy-sevcn per cent Of the highest
possible score. The practice which the
team will get In other matches. for which
they are booked on Monday, will enable
them 70 improve this score. though II Ii
considered good enough to insure victory.
Tbs IL top men arc @. +. Tebreton, j.
p. Warren. Captain II. j. Burns. Lieu
tenant J. Robertson. Joseph W. Maher,
Charles Nash. General McComb. Captain
Drockon. Louis Darrere. Z. II. Ladd,
William Wright and Harry Hook. The
thirteenth man Is E. N. Shook. and be
will probably get . chance TO shoot In the
team II General McComb decides not TO
participate in the match. The events Of
Monday will decide who shall DO the man
to complete tho team. The match COM
mences at . O'Clock on Wednesday.
Prssideut Hayes ~ Home.
FnENoSr. Ohio. Sept 9.-President
Hayes and family. accompanied by Gen.
Carroll. who at present Ia the guest Of the
President. attended tho services Of the
Methodist Church this morning. The
church was beautifully and profnsely
decorated with flowers and trailing vines.
and presented q very attractive appear-
ancc. At the conclusion Of the services.
which were conducted by Rev. j. w.
Miller. many OF tho Presidents old friends
and neighbors gathered around him to
shake hands with him and Mrs. Hayes,
and wish them = hearty welcome home.
The family did not attend church In the
evening.
a Good Move In Mexico.
NEw YORK. Sept. iO.-A special from
Ban Antonio says fifteen hundred regular
Mexican troops arc about to embark In
tho steamship City Of Mexico from Vera
Cruz to the mouth Of the Rio Grande, for
service on the Rio Grandc frontier. TO re.
place the local military. These troops will
probably DO commanded by Gen. Gonzales.
The object Of the expedition Is to place .
reliable military force OIL the line OF tho
Rio Grande. the local authorities being 80
Independent Of federal control, and 70 bit
terly hostile TO Americans. that they can
not be used by President Diaz and his sub
alterns 10 enforce tho terms OF the extra.
dition treaty between tho United States
aud Mexico.
The military Asylum.
PoRrREss MoSRoE, Sept. 9.-Secretary
OF War McCrary. Chief Justice Waltz.
General butler. General Marundale.
Judge bond. Louis d. Gunckle, cI.Gover-
nor Frederick Smyth. Of tho Board Of
Managers and Secretary Eyaris. inspected
the Southern Branch Of the National Mill
tary Aaylum to-day and expressed them
selves highly pleased. Thoy leave to-
night for Dayton. where they will Join the
President.
Attacking sfse pubiic schools.
NEw York. Sept. l0.-Patrick Leonard.
pastor Of st. Johns Catholic Church.
Newark. yesterday made an attack upon
the public school system Of the country.
lie said u parents permitted their children
to GO tn the public schools. he would avail
himself Of his privilege and publicly de-
nounce them from the altar.
small Favors Thankfully Received.
BosroS, September 9.-Threc weeks ago
tho safe Of Samuel Lord, Fulton street.
was robbed Of upwards Of sii. 900 In
money. and nearly 5000 worth Of bonds,
notes and bank stock. This morning q
small package containing the bonds. etc..
were LEFT on the door step.
Bodies from IN New YORK; Fire.
NIw yonK. Sept. l0.-Three bodies g
and sex unknown. were found In the ruins
Of IIale's piano factory last evening.