Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-28
Hsw wade Haopsss Keeps His
PleAgea.

be excluded. Among those thus thrown
out are eighteen from Charleston. who had
an average majority Of G.500. Tho aggre-
gate majority Of the delegation excluded
Is over ~, 900. Those seated to-day were
carefully selected from the most ignorant
and inexperienced Republican delegations.
and every white Republican excluded. In
some delegations part were admitted and
part excluded. though all were elected ON
The same ticket. Not the slightest reason
was given In for such selections. IL was
openly avowed that II was done In order 70
exclude all leaders. Two Republican
Judges are still upon the bench In the
State. but these are 10 be got rid Of By the
declaration that the election last year was
void. and the whole number must DO
elected over again.
The Russiss fleet ia New York
Harbor.
Nrw Yonx. April 27.-The San prints
tho following conspicuously: Rumors
were rife In well.informed circles ysstsr-
day Of certain mysterious movements our
Russian visitors arc making. and Of the
probability Of their spesdy departure on
an important mission. This 10 conjsc-
tured o be 10 stand of the coast 10 inter-
fere and capture steamships laden with
arms and munitions OF war fer the Turk
ish Government. II IL also rumored that
the iron steamships Colon. City OF Toxic
and City Of Peking have been sold 70 the
Russian Government, and that several Rus
sian sailing vessels have bssn put under
the American dag. Tho Russians are IN
high spirits over the manifesto Of the
Car, which wAs read OF the decks OF all
the vessels Of the squadron. They are
eager for Q bout with their ancient enemy.
Everything 10 taut and ship-shaps aboard
and clean. The fieet Ia preparing 70 60 70
sea on short notice. Grand Duke Alexis
has lust received from his mother . mag.
nihcent bracelet. II has three very large
diamonds Of the purest water. Tbs brace.
let Is worn by the Grand Duks on bis left
wrist, under his coat-slesve. and he will
wear IL there until the end OF The war. II
was accompanied by his mothers blessing
and PRAYERS for his preservation and safe
restoration. and an injunction 70 bshave
like a true Russian.
wade Hampssn's IsEisiatsrs.
CHICAGO. April 2s.-- The .Josraars
Washington special says the fact that
Hampton In his message 70 the LeRisla.
turo Of South Carolina yesterday makes
no reference 10 the President or 70 the
National Government 10 much talked
about In political circles. and there arc
various speculations - 70 his motives.
To-day General banks expressed great sur
prise at the omission and thought II
slpwed q lack Of appreciation for what
President Hayes has done for the Demo-
cratic party VI south Carolina. "As
Hampton wss made Governor" said
Bspkse by order Of the President and
not by The votes Of . majority OF tho ,peo-
pie Of South Carolina. he should have
iaken the first Official opportunity 70
thank the President and Administration
for their action. Hampton's failure 70 do
80 Is significant and indicates clearly that
the troubles In South Carolina are not In
reality over and that his promises will not
he kept"
Isaias AfrAsrs.
WASHINGTON. April %. - Lieutenant
General Sheridan arrived here yesterday
and. In company with General Sherman.
had IN interview with tho President con-
corning Indian and military matters In the
West. Hon. John Smith. Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs. met him and General
Sherman at the War Department and had
q long conversation ~ 10 the intended re.
moval Of the Indians from He'd Cloud Ind
Spotted Tail agencies TO . new reservation
In Dakota, on the Missouri river. where
they can be provided for with more secu-
rity aud less cost. The location Of the
new agencies and time OF removal 10 yet to
be Determined upon; no final conclusion
Is 10 be reached until after General Bheri.
dan shall have consulted with General
Crook, who IL expected 10 arrive al Chic
ago I'm q few days. The Sioux and other
Indians 10 be removed number $4,000.
GeIux for she whisky Thieves.
WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Ths Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue has sent GER
tain District Attorneys In prominent cities
letters calling their attention 10 tho whisky
prosecutions yet uninlshed. and urging
vigorous measures to secure the payment
Of all liabilities and the execution Of
judgments. The officers are cautioned
against unnecessary delay or laxness, and
are informed that their duties will not DO
considered fulfilled until the amounts are
covered into the Treasury. The authsri.
ties say they should DO advised OF any A.
tempt 10 evade payment by convsysnces.
etc., and any property Of debtors held
outside any district should be attached In
process. Of law. Tho Washington onice
should be kept advised Of tho vsrisus pro-
oeedings.
The iadian Cemmissiessrs' Report.
WASHINGTON. April 2s.-rhe annual re-
port Of the Board Of Indian Commission
ers reviews the result Of the pesce system.
deprecates the want Of good faith Of tho
Government In ih treatment Of the In
dians. recommends immediate compliance
ON the part Of the Government with The
terms Of existing treaties with all The In
dams, appropriations for consolidating the
agencies. generous appropriations for edu.
cational purposes. the d~iscontlnuancs OF
tribal relations, extension OF Law Tor The
protection Of life and property. allotmenh
Of lands. the establishment Of industrial
and agricultural boarding schools, csm.
polling the attendance Of all between seven
and eighiesn years.
Ameriean 0seAs safs frsa Rsssiss
Cruisers.
wAsnSoroS. April 27.-In the treaty
Of 1854 between the United States and
Russia. both parties recognised The prin-
ciple that the effects OF goods belonging %
subjects or citizens Of Power o. ststs q
war are free from capture aud eonhscssion
when found on board neutral vessels. With
the exception Of articles e~ontrsbsnd Of
war. and that the property Of nsutrsls on