Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-08
|TELE GRAPHIC.
More About that Extra SeS-
sion OF Congress.
A PROPOSITION TO oIssAHD the
ARMY.
And Leave the Commander.in.Ch Chief
with no Men to Command.
An gx-oFFIoE-HoLoER COM
MIrs SUICIDE.
suNsEr c0x's VIEWS OF THE
SOUTH.
A National Onieer Discharged for
Getting Drunk.
Decision OF the Suit Against the Con-
soIldated Virginia.
IsrrciAL DrrArcun TO TIE COLD Hill
DAILY Sxwsl
A National Ofieer Discharged for
Getting Drunk.
Decision OF the Suit Against the Con-
solldated Virginia.
IsrrciAL DISPATCHES T TIE Cold Hill
DAILY Nxwsl
..,i,le.i Victim TO Rum.

upon ietter "ii''o" u! 49,
prominent clergymen Of the Methodist de-
mammalian In New York 10 an officer In
An. p.-,ocu. n.r.r,ue,,. Tbi. clergy.
INV c,,.s..
man says thai whiie ua'siiinS W 'hiess'
q few days ago he met q man who said his
nam. MA. nntler. AMI who claimed 10
~. r.c.ixeI an amendment from the
po.t.oa,co Dsnartment "A special agent 10
orys.i-e mail route. In tho Black Hills.
Rn,lsr e,bibited his Commission repeatedly
anil bosstsJ that no was receiving a good
salary and six dollars a day for expenses.
The clergyman said he hal q bottle OF
brandy from when ne arahA Irelaenu!
III H. ,Ss -, =" drint even aftsr thew
had informed him that they never INDUCED
In spirituous liquors. Before retiring the
hrst night buIiet was ,a n.a,.na
s snd rmI,.r ch.rss,sr thst he made himself
dissrreesble 10 every one in the car. The
| CLERGYMAN remarked In his letter that he
JjJ not lnov whether this fellow was an
1855, az not INT ~ be actually aid
haiT . .amris.ion from the po.t.ofice De.
ns,,oan, l.. csr,.inIy would moi be In n
~aSi,ia. a. ,r.n..c, s,v bpsiness for the
Ga~arnm.n, AZ lone "a His brandy held
'.Ih =" ~ 90. r,ars Thc letter
| Closed with ,he Suggestion that 40 long as
there arc enough good men with whom To
ill Government offices such fellows as I'M
Snsn. no, 70 ~, ~ pna,ms imme.
Ji.,sIv direct,d Inc rommi.sion 10 be re.
volej and I'm his letter 10 Butler inform.
10 ~ - III a., n. ,ives the reason,
N"e 1884,. ~. 1900,
who conducts himself In the manner de-
scribed can hold q commission signed by
tho Postmaster General
suu.et Cox SpraLs,
CINCINNATI, May s'-coA mas Just ar
| rived from an extended tour through the
| sop,b. having VISITED every Southern
o,.,.a...,, N;..,..,,,i yo,r corr.snopd.
".~-u,r.h NJ, MI. a.o,i,, =, ,ho p,r.
ent called ON nun TINS evening" ~ '"o nui
nett House. to learn tho result OF his Dbl
servations. Cox said the people are not
much Inclined 70 tais ppin ,
.no.v"Sn ny miii,s,y bondare tbat thew
we're content to plant and prepare for the
rebuilding Of their fortunes; wasted by the
past fifteen years o. sune. ".
however, which " oo,us o"u! -.
by Republican memoe,,' 'na, sn .n.
cratic party IN tho ooulh Neio so,ns o, NJ
to the isepuoiieans o'sans' on1 man =
party hal a. .nls ,a,r noar m.s n,,.r NOM.
OF Jusuce tosaru ,n'm, "u 80, T..
sense, Inc Sou'n, no ann -. ram,,.r
the peniocrauo parry rs,i. .ancn.
WI, All 81 Nv s,d in mi force The
w,'nou' Mss.s, noiicy would draw any
.se ,n,h Tom the Dcmocratic ranks was q
ssisnsn 7, ,,onid rather strenrthen the
ns,,x Nv c,nsine \ split i'm the Republican
t@.c,ion. mi, thourLt the po.tponemcnt Of
a. ar,,. .%es.;on n Congress a good thing
tnr i psmocrats and Tor the country, as
mere were plenty OF banks that would ad.
vance money enough to run the army
which army migh', ne '' IuSisn no,;cS
.ush a. that Of Canada. Regarding the
speakership, Cox refused to talk.
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