Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-01
TIE LIE GRAPHIC.
Scenes at the Bedside Of
Senator Morton.
he CANNOT POSSIBLY LIVE
THROUGH the NIGHT.
Thomas A. Hendricks to
Succeed the Dying
Man.
PLANS TO PASS the ANII.RE.
SUMPTION ACT.
The Army Bill Ready for Pre-.
s%entatIon.
A WOMAN MURDERED ny HER

| AVs HRs
ESPECIAL DisrArcurs To II Coin Hn,
DA 1T NKws.l
Plans for RepeNlisE she Resump-
Hon Date.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3i.-The action Of
the House to-day In refusing 10 table
Ewing's motion for reconsideration Of the
vote by which the bill to repeal the specie
resumption law was ordered to DO recon-
mittcd Is indicative Of its passage at an
early day. II was generally expected that
the committee would ask immediate action
on the bill; but II they had done SO It's
consideration would have been confined TO
tho morning hours Of the day until finally
disposed Of. and It's opponents could have
exhausted an indefinite number OF morn.
ing hours by hlibustering during that por-
ton OF each day. just as was done In the
case Of BANDS silver bill In the last Con-
gress. Ewing, therefore. displayed excel.
lent parliamentary management by pro-
curipg its recommittal and Immediately
entering His motion 10 reconsider. which
mo,ion pndcr tbs rnIes. can Ic caIisJ nm
Al anv time. with The concurrence n
bringing Inc matter affected by N before
the Touse for action 10 tho exclusion of
ali otber busine.s. The friend, Of the hill
sav n will have a considerably increa.,J
majority ON direct vote. especially IN post-
nonol until after tbo November elections.
The six Pacific coast r~epreseptatiyes voted
solidly, against the motions which were
~ u.s.s1 "' "' u" 'Pp'''
New Yonx, Oct. 3i.-A special from
Washington says Of Ewing's bill: II Is
saio 70 say u wiii remain hnhs up IN tho
Inc con.ents ~ have I, Jeh,;oJ in com.
miitee Of the whole, and at as great length
as shall DO desired by either side Of the
mouse; nu, GUY sn'Sa oa mS maneu,er
ment Of the extra session. A good many
msmbers talk Of the expcdisncy Of mi.
currency question. and II Ia moi going 10
be settlcd Inv any suob rpsb IA Ewing Al.
tcmnted' II viii Inc tho subject 40 n
onabt 10 be. Of long deba,s in botb
ho1ss. xhjcb will %a,,,ac, ,Lo attention M
tho corntrv snJ enable nnilic sen,imeni
90 insrsnn. an. dsi,her. ,lons -, can"r..s
I, h mot nroh,blc thst INV c,iremc meas.
ure will pss., All the onc.tions involve
r,Ii Ia can.ids,cJ NJ ions,b md n 4. no,
imnrobsbi" Conrres. NAV anaily agree
nnan a messuro lar coinin1 silver doilar.
edusl in amount 10 Inc present amoupt of
legal tender notes under Ave dollars, and
Withdrawing these notes.
we'sh's Coh"r'"A'io" Doubtful
WASHINGTON. October 3l.-unfavorablc
criticisms on welsh's nomination to Eng
land are ouite freely EXPRESSED in private
NV , number of Rsnublic,n scn,,Sr. ~.
day. HIS persona worm ahd hish stand
Ing are conceded, but grave doubts are felt
Is to his capability Of filling tho position
,,o,,,.hly NAM t,;o,Js ~ pro.,,ou,
U.ves condemn The a~ppointment. mt
only o. q weak one, but as highly incxpe.
dent In the present condition Of Pennsyl.
wanna poiincAi mars lhcs say " VIII
10 The RepublIcan nariy IN m
present canvass. but will prove TO
b an additional cause OF dissaiifaction
y enama..ioa In WI, nne -
marty. and IL strongly .u.nec,cd ~ bc;nv
ono Of the dilettanti class Of people, who
care very little for party interests one way
or the other. II seems q little doubtful at
present whether his nomination can be
confirmed, especially rs q disposition to
closely scrutinizo all important appoint
ments and take ample time for their con-
alteration Is perceptibly growing strongcr
among members of the Senate day by day.
c,,,.,o ~, n, TIL. ,y..,t,.
... 800, -. Wp"Nn.nh
SiS s.' N.Y. n.Puon
Iahs W.m "usns npPonn.men'
NUN n.ny oons'ue,s " cAccIIvh'' anu Ine
pnar,'Ph'A ni.n'peiS se"eiai'y eoneu,'
yon cameron hccps MS own counsei.
"snaoo sPpio,es VI "eish Anu VIII 'oVs
y III eoun'"A'o"'
Tho Army Hill.
W~.,HISoroy. Oct. 3l.-Tbc sub.Com.
ill.,. :, .......,.,ia.. .au.I.,., A..
''So w appropriations eonpie'eu 'ho
army bill this evening, aud will report TO
the full committee to.Iporrow morning. 70
that tbe hill NAV como into the House To-
morrov when 4, a. ,oror,eJ a, a,,omr,
will DO made to put Il on Ito passage i'm.
The committee had befora
them to-day General sherman and Omar.
,.rm.st.r General Meirr. both OF whom
~zcalously advocated = provision for q maxi.
mum military force OF 4O,OOO men, y