Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-02
Packard Stands by MS Colors In
Louisiana.
He VIII Receive the Commissioners as
Visitors Only.

He VIII Receive the Commissioners as
Visitors Only.
tsrvcAL purArcnr. TO THE Gorp HuL.
DAILY NEWS
Wade IIamptou Gratined = Very
Naturally.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-when Governor
Wade Hampton was informed In I'd.
vance Of official notification that an
order would DO issued for the rc-
moval Of tho troops from tho South
Carolina State House ho expressed him
self much gratihsd, but said IL was NO
more than ho expected from the principles
announced In tho inaugural address. Ito
was somewhat interested to know whether
the order was 10 take immediate effect, a.
no wished 10 DO present In Columbia whom
II was executed. However. as Q precau.
tionary measure. he would ut once tele-
graph to his friends In Columbia his
earnest wish that there should be nc out
ward demonstration such ~ might disturb
tho psblic peace. and ho was satisfied
that his advice would DO respected
the State House, no would direct that y
guard Of two unarmed mon be sent there
TO guard II from improper intrusion. and
he thought snch . force would be sufficient
for the purpose. lie felt satisfied that
there would 10 NO disturbance whatever.
and that tho people throughout the State
would take courage In the effort 10 repair
| their shattered industries. lie called this
| afternoon 10 take leave Of tho President
and thank him for tho withdrawal Of the
tho troops, repeating his assurances
| given In his recent letter, that all should
not doubling his ability 10 preserve peace.
Chamberlain will take any action with
regard TO the custody Of the State House.
what n Mad Hull Can Ds.
NEw YoRx. April "A Danville, Va.
special says: Last night, rs . heavy freight
train was approaching q bridge over .
creek In Halifax county. on tho Richmond
and Danville Railroad an Infatuated bull
jumped upon tho track. Tho engineer
discovered tho animal. put on brakes and
blew the whistle. The bull stood firm.
Tho cowcatchcr mounted the bull Just a.
II was entering the bridge, throwing tho
engine of the track and precipitating II
with great force upon tho trestlework,
which In an instant gave way, and the
engine, tender and six freight cars went
.t.-.-.l. iii. q. a....H. ,-.l H.. .ts.
Gle tho fireman Cscapcd with ome very |
severe injuries, but tho engineer. named
Kidwcll. was nearly crushed 10 death, |
though no still survives. A brakeman
who was on the roof Of the front car also
%miraculously escaped by running back
anil stepping from the rear OF the back
ear as Ii toppled over into tho abyss. In
q moment after the crash tho boiler Of the
engine exploded and the bridge. and cars
caught fire. The engineer was rescued by
the train hands before tho flames reached
him, but he IL certain 20 die. The bridge,
which was over 40 feet long. was totally
consumed. Tho engine was dismantlcd
and Is worthless.
Tho IouisIsnn Questiea.
CmcAoo. April IA Tribune. Washing.
ton special says: One theory Of the Louis
lana Commission appears TO be that II SUI.
flcicnt time Is allowed tho difficulties In
Louisiana will adjust themselves, and the
question Of the reorganization Of the Leg
~islaturc will be much less complicated. IL
Is based ON tho belief that tho colored
members Of Packard's Legislature. seeing
the drift Of things. will desert In such
numbers o. 10 give tho Nichols LegislA-
turc an undlsputsd quorum.
The Inter- Oeean'. Washington special
saws tho Republicans Of Packard's Govern
mcnt insist that they will listen 10 no pro-
position OF compromise. nothing less than
tho absolute recognition Of Packard and
his Legislature.
A telegram was received from Packard
to-day. lie says he will DO glad 10 sec the
Commissioner m visitors, but will not
listen TO any other terms than those Of un.
conditional recognition.
Chamb eriain'a Last Appeal
NEW York. April "A TrI~ne Wash.
ingion special says: Chamberlain has
prepared another letter. which he has sent
TO tho President, but which no Withdrew
from publication for the present. Tho
letter covers fourteen pages OF lcgal.cap
and contains an elaborate review OF tho
South Carolina situation. II also contains
a prophecy rs 10 the Presidents Southern
policy. The letter Is said TO be . remark
ably able document. and 10 DO In parts
both pathetic and severe.
Hsmpton's Victory.
WASHINGTON. April 2.-Tho Presidents
decision removing tho troops from Colum.
bia virtually settles the South Carolina
case and instals Hampton a. Governor.
and any controversy which may hereafter
arise will bc settled legally and peacefully
ever, that Chamberlain will seriously con-
test the case. and II may DO expected that
Hampton will very s0on he In undisturbed
possession Of tho Office.
Pur.uinx Thievisg Iadians.
WASHINGTON. April 2.-Indian Agent
Cline. At San Carlos Agency. Arizona.
has left with = company Of Indian police
10 arrest tho renegade Chiracshuas at tho
Southern Apache Agency and seize the
stolen property In their possession and re-
store Il 10 the rightfnl owners. He has
called on the military for aid.
waiting on Ills Exeeiisney's Move
meuts.
WASHINGTON. April 2.-Thc Secretary
Of War declines to stats when the order
will DO issued for the Withdrawal Of the
troops from the Btato-houss Of Columbia,
South Carolina. but 10 ID generally bcliev-
- th.k 10 ill Ia lsl.vaI NATL Hs6nlnn /