Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-23
TElE CRAPHIC.
Mr.. Tilden Not Willing
to Create Civil
Strife.
THAT IS the REASON NE DOES NOT
CONTEST THE PRESIDENCY.
New Financial Theories Attributed
70 Senator Jones.
A Miserable Hoax Played
on the President.
INTELLIGENT REFORM IN THE
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
lsrrcrAL DrsrIrcurs TO rus Com HIT
DnLr NEws.l
INTELLIGENT REFORM IN THE
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
lsrrciAL DisrArcurs TO mi GoLD Hill
DAHL NKws.l
A Miserable Hoax.

President yesterday appointed Associate
Justice Green 10 I'LL tho vacancy supposed
10 beoccasioncd by tho alleged resignation.
This morning information was received
from Judge Lewis aud others by telegraph
proneuncing tho letter . forgery. and
Senator Mitchell represented these facts
10 the President. who thereupoa reversed
his action Of yesterday. thus continuing
Judge Lewis In ofics. A similar fraud
was practiced six or seven years ago,
while Judge Lewis was Chief Justice OF
Idaho. A forged letter Of resignation hsv.
ing been received by the President, his
successor was appointed and confirmed by
the Senate before he had time 10 defeat the
fraud. and. therefore. he had no remedy al
that time.
sp~euIatiens About Sesassr Jones,
NEw YoRK. May 23.-willlam d. Kelly
and senator Jones are believed here "a
havo inspired tho attack on Secretary
sherman in the Washington Naiion. They
declare that Sherman 10 running the coun.
try and no doubt they would like their
own financial plans adopted. Jones wa
once . silver man. hui he Is now under
stood to favor tho abolition Of National
Banks. the permanent abolition OF gold
AMI silver as currency. and the issue Of ir'
redcemable legal tsndersa at so many dollars
per head Of our population. with an In
creased issue Of ~grsenbacks based ON the
increase In population. Jones IL confident
that with such . system we shall be happy
aud prosperous, and as he finds Sherman
incapable Of seeing the beautiss Of his
system. he naturally wants TO get . new
Secretary In his place. There are people
here who say that Jones has not As much
influence with this Administration a. he
had with tho last.
sound sense from Mr.. Tiidcn.
New YoRK. May 23.-An eminent, aged
citizen Of Alabama interviewed Tilden
hero to-day. lie argued that he should
have insisted upon his rights as the elected
President. saying that II the proper m.
nouncement Of the vote Of tho elector ]
college had been prevented. the House Of
Representatives would have elected him
according 10 the form Of law. and made
itself responsible for his induction iuto
Office. Tildcn replied that he had care
fully and co~nscientiously considered the
subject In all its possible phases. hal be-
come convinced that should he adopt the
course suggested II would DO resisted 10
the extent Of drenching the land In blood;
that he shrunk from the responsibility Of
prccipitating another TERRIBLE civil war,
and conceded TO the compromise which
averted that disaster. lilo felt keenely the
improperly OF the means by which the
present result has been brought about, but
dii not regret his " action.
rre~-byt-rtsn General Assembiy.
CnicAoo. May 22.-In the Presbyterian
General Assembly DR.. Mcmillan Of Utah
gave q history Of his field Of work-ths
Mormon country-and said the people were
for tho Gospel.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts Of New Mexico sI-
tho religious system prevalent
there. The women. under the influence
OF the Catholic Church. were governing
the men and influencing them against
Protstantism. He said there was an urgent
demand for women teachers there. Women
could preach TO the women. but men could
npi.
Adjourned until $3.50 p NJ.
The sessions Q, the ai'srnoon anu wen
ins WIZ ~" ss.,i.n. - /. rsoo,, On
horns mission, snI TO addresses on the
same general subject.
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special says Blaine had another inter-
view with the President to-day relating 10
Al. Nav r.yl.nd pon.ion agencies.
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bihne uee'Ared MS Po".'eA' Vows u"-
,h,, H.. .ho,la 90 an aver, ,,r.e, corner m
inform the curious Of mis- views.
This W.rid's Washington special says
bialnc uec''nes :" aA ~ ou.ls on ns
Ill r,own from hi. tsieyr,m. N Psct.
W, .rou h. res.,,isJ a.. ,ha I.vf,i I'm,
'Ia.,..I nay.,nor 81 To,isi.na RIaine'.
u'i -. ~, - $1,000 In,
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The Csieasien Lumber Case.
LAKE CHARLES, La, Nay ga mass
u~..,,,, ,o-,l,v .Jopted re,olutions deny.
Ing that any foundation exists for tho ro-
port Of a probable insurrsction and resist
TO the Unitid States Marshals who
have seized certain logs; expressing re-
srct That q reflection on Tho good ci'izen-
snip ot TINS parish mas been cast py sncn
sta,enents, and pledsing these oinsers
As,,s'alce "hene'er 'ney aenlanu ~ ihoy
nsa.s iss' Psnml Pr'uv asnn.
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The prospect oil an Invasion OF vegeta'
Ion destroying Insects this summer.
From present sppearsnccs there Is reason
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