Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14
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Progress Of the Indian
War In Idaho.
THE SOLID DEMOCRATIC SOUTH A
REALITY At LAST.
Republicans too much Discouraged
TO make n Fight.
HOW NEGROES ARE TREATED IN
LOUISIANA.
An Orange Riot In Prince Edwards
Island.
HE COMING CONTENT FOR THE
sPEAKERsHIF.
HE COMING CONTENT FOR THE
SPEAK ERsHlf.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO Il ooLp HILL
pA y Nrws.l
The Indian war I'm Idaho.

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"'' A"'u Wv "' p
o"'' "no "A'AS'u
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"a'o oee" nioieS'e" W 'ne ~
aud many OF them arc frightened OUT o'
their senses u arr leaving the upper
country.
In 4 letter dated July III Leland, OF Law
istou, says Tho eneniy'n operations nave
been o 10 or lOo miles IN the rear on
General lIoward's movements, anu inc
maiienverings OF tho latter are cntreiy 700
SLOW and Joseph Is smart enough 10 TAX
advantage OF them and HANK MIN All !he
Time. Ihe general impression nerei, tha'
tho 100 fiathead Indians that ueh. HOW
ard has reports OF rs going 10 JON Joseph
were kamai Reservation Indians.
The Governor Of Montana says the Fiat
heals arc going east ON their annual buf.
falo hunt towards Yellowstone. instead OF
coming this way.
NEw YoRK. July IA WoriF. Wash.
ington special says Several companies OF
troops started from Atlanta, Georgia. to-
day under orders to 20 10 San Francisco
tonight aud there report. lIoward's In
siJsr H. aJyissIi,i,y ~ ,nnerscJisy him
Inv ,sannointmen ~ Gen. CrooL i'm com.
m,nd ~ ihs nsn.rtm,nt ~ Colnmbia. A
Cahinet o0,s.r this ,yeninr sail thai his
lin. ,,,o soaled mn IN, ,ho snbject. Secre-
iayv Nccrary arrived her, ints tonight.
s.s;.. o[,,i.,a,I hi. carriage Inv telegram,
IN meet him at The station and take him
to the Presidents house for tho purpose
OF consulting with tue rres,den, .. GhSe
Thai Howani may bo superseded to.mor.
row.
w,smSoroS, July 1.-THE Cabinet yes,
terlay secretly. but seriously: considered
the propriety oi dispiacins no"ara anu
putting Crook In his place. Howard wbo
has made such n bad mess oil the cam
psign. was sent To that remote country a.
n sort 81 punishment alter the ialInre W
convict him on conrt.martial for his share
IN the ccdme bureah irauus. nn
quite possible that he viii Dc removed w.
uiy, as s'cIeiary "co,ary. "ho was W.
sen. =, !vsierua! ''''"'' "''""6' W.
tnihed last hiB"''
The Louisiana scRndni.
NEw YonK. July IA special from
~. n.,o.,. s,,s Al. msmI.r. M Tho
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LOUISIANA mourning n"a,' "'pia "n"'
they have not been fairly dealt with by the
law officers in New Orleans. and that the
n.,,,oo ., ,ho ,ro.acut,o, h,ypn against
A.. III, mr..
GranI Jury they say. refused 10 iniict
thcm. and when Il would not return a true
bill the District A'iorney filed an iniorina-
u9l,' on Which 'ney nave oe. ~. n.m ~,
,,a;ni ,iai ihi.- nre.cnuneni Of tho Attorney
was held back until tho court was about to
adjourn To October, aud they charge ,hst
this was lone purIosely IN order mat ihcy.
the accused, inigit Tor many days rest
under charges without having MI oplor-
tnnity Ia show their Innocence. The in-
formation was filed, they say on June lolh.
II wa not issued nntil Just ~ the court
was about to adjourn. The correspond
ent reported That Governor NlcnoiIs'
Mayor Hnrhe, John Iheips. formerly Tres
lieni OF the Cotton Exchange, Iowhsehu'
Chairman @, ,ne Doara ., n.onerS' pmmi.