Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-08

second Texas, II again set aioat. The
quiet visit Of President Lerdo 70 Wssh-
ington Is significant. II 10 said be II 70
act AZ titulsr head OF the enterprise and
lend Il his legitimate title. Efforts arc
now making to sound the attitude Of tho
Government towards such Q move
ment. Last February the outlines Of The
campaign In Sonora and chihuahua with
5000 men to DO organized n two Brigtdes
on Mexican soil, were drawn In this city.
II may have been part Of q general plan.
Tho Expiosien ON she sidonia-
NEW YoRx, May s.-Dr. Caldwell. sur
gcon Of the ship Russia, said to-day that
the wounded cook Of the sidonian, Robert
Hutchinson. was suffering from . severe
scalp wound. which would probably have
resulted fatally without surgical treat.
ment. At the time Of the accident
Hutchinson says the steamship suddenly
stopped and after . short pause started
again. She then stopped the second time
and Captain Edwards went below to zee
what was wrong. The explosion took
place almost Immediately afterward.
Hutchinson was struck on the head BY an
iron cap Of the gallery funnel. joining the
main funnel. aud his scalp was laid open.
Tho fatally wounded meP were not able 70
speak Afterwards, a has boen reported.
but retained consciousness till their death.
All tho deaths occurred before the Sido-
MAN fell In with the China. according 70
the statement OF Hutchinson. which 10 at
variance In this particular with the imper-
feet accounts previously received. The
first who died Was Henry Tuengel. IRE
man. The second was Captain Edwards.
Tho dead men were hried In three IN
stallments. Asubscription In aid Of Hutch
inson has been taken up on the Russia.
Hutchinson was questioned on his way
from Cunard dock to this city, but further
information from him was suppressed by
the arrival Of tho baggage master at the
Anchor Line Dock, who has been sent to
take charge Of him. The latter cautioned
Hutchinson not 70 mako any statement
until ne had seen Mr.. Hendrickson, agent
OF tho Anchor Line. Tho two then went
10 the Anchor steamship office. where
Mr.. Hendrirkson aud Mr.. Macdonald and
a private conference took place. Hend-
rickson and Macdonal said Hutchinson
couiu biNc NJ buditioiAi soSes
the accident.
The Extra Session.
New YORK. Nay s.-A Worid's Wash
ington special says: Although the procla-
nation Is out, still the impression in inan.
cial circles il that there will be an earlier
session Of Congress than that named.
Blaine says he docs not we'll see how u can
DO avoided, and as q member Of the Senate
Committee on Appropriations, does not
approve Of delay. Leading lawyers who
have examined the revised statutes say the
army cannot be maintained after July LIST
without positive appropriations by law.
Schurz. on the contrary. says that not .
dollar will be spent for any other purpose
than that defined by law, and that no con-
tracts will be made In excess Of the appro-
priations. The army. he says, will only
be without It's pay from September Let till
the appropriation Is made. which will
probably be In October, and that barring
our representatives at the Paris Exposi.
tioR and deficiency In tho navy pay. there
are no other reasons for tho session.
Geaerni Busier's Nephew.
WASHINGTON. May s.-General Butler
had a talk with the President on Sunday
aud Monday. The appointment Of his
nephew was revoked. The General gets
kicks enough. and II Ia only fair even for
his bitterest opponents 10 remember that
ho has done his best to take care OF his
~disreputAble nephew. and Of least he Was
anxious TO establish him as far away from
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