Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-15

specuiatieas On she Special session
New yonx. Oct. i4.-It 10 probable .
caucus will be held early next week 10 con
slider the general order Of business, par
ticulaily with reference TO tho duration Of
the special session. It Is generally
believed that all standing committees
will be announced N soon - they can be
formed, and that the extra session will
continue until tho timo for the meeting Of
the regular session.
NEW YoRx. Oct. IA Worid's WASH
ington special says In the ballot for Clerk
last night II has turned out there were SIX
ballots cast for Adams Caldwell. one name
being printed and the other written. Tho
tellers counted the written name. II these
ballots had been thrown out the result
would have still nominated Adams. but II
counted for Caldwell they would have NOM
mated him. There were i've more votes
cast for Clerk than Speaker. but three OF
Of these are accounted for II the candi.
dates for Speaker voted for Clerk. II 10
said that only one Of them cast such .
vote, leaving four infarmal votes. This
was not discovered In time for another
ballot. Caldwell's friends think there
ought to DO another caucus and ballot Tor
Clerk.
A World. Washington special says .
story was started to-day that SIX Southern
Democrats had been found who will vote
for Foster. u the Republicans nominate
him. for Speaker. and Caldwell for Clerk.
This Ia not believed. and Garfield proba-
bly, will receive the Republican votes Tor
Speaker.
Fernando Wood. Il is admitted. will DO
made Chairman OF tho Ways and Means
Committee, though Tucker Of Virginia IL
also named. Potter will DO Chairman OF
the Judiciary Committee. though Sayler Ia
spoken Of for that place. and Potter for
Commerce. Atkins, Of Tennessee. will
probably DO made Chairman Of Appropria.
lions. Willis 10 urged for Chairman Of
the Naval Committee. Coz will continue
ct tho head Of his old Committee OF Bank.
ing and Currency. There IL already Q
great pressure on Randall for positions
upon committees.
A Times Washington special estimates
that the recommendations which will be
presented to Congress by the President In
bis message 10 the session will be included
In the following seven items: War Do
nartment S92 l9G 7GS . NAVY. "a. OOl .6Gi (.
Court M Claims' si2s,I5I: Post Ofice.
sToo n T-ressurv' saTs. sol Justiee'
900 a Iihrsrx y, congrcss. saa. sO0'
Total ssG ooG M. The messsge viii M.
n nv nn.or,.,ian 40 nrov,do %,
,Da .asar,, i..n,. Im.S .ho.e mi IN al.
dition N tha foregoing tbs f%oliorinv all.
matt. for The nrcsent wear viii bc snbmit.
,ed A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor yivers and
bsrbors. s~is.22OIOO: forts and fortiacs-
ION. s2.07s.c d permanent ANIMAL sppro-
nriation,. a. 0si. ibi. Total. $40, 329. b5l.
The item FOR permanent annual sppropria.
lions includes for refunding 81
su'soms .nI 'ns.n e. ~ ne.. ~.
yss.iso Js,asi,s d,.vhs.t sIIov.nees
cbaryes and commissions In csscs which
have been pending for some time In the
New York courts, repayment Of land SOLO
lot u,.sss az; Psymeu ,r s.",o. -"
Proctor Knott NAV be succeeded on tie
Committee on Judiciary by Alexander II.
stephens, II he VIII accept' and oy hun
!on u o.spnens w,l MOI, mo. nh
Of The Committee on sccount Of The labor
involved. Said place will DO rendered
hin As . compliment with the expectation
C,,msr 4, snnior. IN n. rl,csJ A Ina
h.si ~ ,hs innronsi.,ion C%ommittee but
hs ~,iI moi .nrcssJ Ws viii he riycn ths
chsi,msnshin n, ni.ced on ,ho .-nnronris.
a.. 10 r. -. A.. ,i.eIrf ~ m.
Wan ~ roa.u p'I, !. .ton TIT.
".ys - ..n,..i.. A.
~ L..m..i,,ss
n " ~ nInnAp W sny V no .o..n.i..sos
np'-.ssn -.
49, "n,nn;,," wv
osne' ''"'"e'
Tara. and sovth.,. P.etae
$500
~
"ASh''ioS' o''''' '~'.'"ons ="
cations are becoming visible thai tho last
years combination between tho Southern
Pacific and 1rxas Pacific compsnies has
A.. -.
oeeh tuP'uIeu anu 'hA' 'h' soea"ea oom
promise bill will DO henceforth abandoned.
SCOTS friends express distrust Of tho
Huntington party. and are inclined to
think that even N their suspicious arc III.
founded. tho coalition depriyes tho bill OF
tho argument against monopoly, and loses
more votes than 4, gains. The California
corporation. on the other hand. appears to
have little faith In the success Of n sub.
H. p,U! - 4. MN. 40 hriiS
rhois rosJ Win nn,.ida s..i.,snce
Wa a. sba Inifo viii thereiors nrohshiv
In The nrocrsmme M both %cdmnsnies
t6e present Conyrcss Me.nvbiI,
tha Te,,s.p.ciac sdvoc.tes nrofess serene
In ,he rcsni, anil ni,srlv LAW.
.Ss ,r,,h ~ ,hs rnror. Ia, aeo,t ~.
,.h.n. hon., 70 aandnct ,hs iohhv onsr.
siion. ,s.crt that thsir nroiect will achieve
sncce.s Inv its own strength md merit.
Thsv .,n Greatly nlessed with Rsndsii's
.victorv. mi ssv they e,nect notbinc from
him s;csnt = i.ir committes' Thev are
si.a verv cona,ien, M recciving .omc Mind
~ srnnor, sram ,hs pre.iJant sithorgb
rInectIon cannot he traced 10 s9y
nnblic nttersnces n, tbe President or Cal.
and NAV nerh,ps proye 10 be an en-.
dire mist,Lc'
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