Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-31

after tho 10th OF November. II Is expressly
agreed that no fuxther reputation shall DO
made or charge preferred during the pres |
emit proceedings before Judge Humphrey.
Following Ia the Special Committee Of
tie Senate TO consider the subject Of aseer-
tanning and declaring the vote for Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United
States Messrs. Edmunds. Conkling. Nc
MILAN, Howe. Telle'. Davis, Bayard,
Thurman and Morgan.
All tho House Committee on Banking
and Currency has decided TO recommend
the passage Of Ewing's bill repeating the
third section Of the Specie Resumption
Act Of January IA. 1875.
senator morton's Condition.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 3i-i A. M.-Senator
Morton's condition remains about the same
a. reported at noon yesterday. He has ro-
tanned more nourishmsnt and has suffered
less pain than at any time for three days |
past ; but. while this il the fact aud his
friends are morn hopeful. DR.. Thompson
does not encourage the opinion that any
permanent improvement In his condition
has taken place.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Oct. 3l.-Therc Is
no material change In Senator Morton's
condition since yesterday. He rested we'll
during tho forenoon. aud retained moro
food than no has for several days, but be
Ia evidently growing weaker.
An Obstinate Insurance Man.
Nxw HAVEN, Oct. 3i.-Insurance Com
missioner stedman summoned Benjamin
Noyes. President Of the National Capital
Life Insurance Company Of Washington,
and formerly President OF the National
Life and Trust Company and Of the Amer.
lean Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
this city. TO appear before him aud answer
questions concerning tho financial con.
dition Of tho companies which no repre-.
sents. Noyes refusing to answer the ques-
tons. was placed under arrest.
Nominations Counrmcd By she
senate.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The Senate In
executive session confirmed tho nomina.
tons Of L. W. stoughton. Minister to Rus.
sia. Noyes to France, Kasscn to Austria.
Lowell to Spain. Thomas A. Osborne OF
Kansas 10 Chill and James N. Comfy Of
Ohio to the Hawaiian Islands; Alonyo T..
Dann. United States District Judge Of the
Western District Of Wisconsin Jacob y.
Foreman. Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court VI Utah : John Z. Cartwright, Col.
lector Of Internal Revenue for Oregon. and
William Prescott, Assayer at Denver,
Colorado.
Praying Tor senator Morton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-It was a solemn
and peculiarly affecting scene In the Sen
ate to-day when the Chaplain occupied al.
most tho whole time Of his prayer with q
invocation In Morton's behalf, whose
hopeless condition cxcites the grAvest fears
among his colleagues. There was q DEATH
like stiffness. and every Senator. includ-
ing McCreery, who 10 usually indifferent
to prayer. rose 10 his feet aud looked Pc
grave. His name IL mentioned
uniformly with the deepest respect. not.
w~ithstanding his partisan record In the
chamber.
MRS. ssnRtor Jones Diamonds.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-It Is suggested by
the later Deco. that some circumstances OF
the lato Palmer House robbery lead to the
suspicion that tho diamonds Of Mrs. Sem
Ator Jones. Of which she was robbed while
q guest at the Dearborn House. Grcgory's
Point. Connecticut, may have been found
In the valuable trunk recovered when the
James Barry. was arrested last
Thursday. At least some clue Is evidently
10 DO found In the trunk or from the man.
A Train Biown From the T,nck.
SALT LAKE. Oct. 30.-Thc passenger
train on tho Utah Central Railroad. com.
ing south this forenoon, when near Farm.
was lifted from tho track aud
upside down by the wind. Two
passenger cars and the baggage car wero
over. The Goals from the stoves
were scattered through the cars, but the
was put out before any damage was
done. Several persons were badly hurt,
but arc expected to recover.
Tho sennte To-Day.
wAsuISdToS. Oct. 81. I'm the Senate q
bill was introduced by burnside to re-
move all restrictions regarding the enlist
ment Of colored citizens In the army. Re-
A number Of unimportant bills were in
troluced. and the Senate went into cxccu.
tive soss lion.