Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-25

OPPOSITION TO THE PRESIDENTS
APPOINTMENTS DEvEl.
0PlnG.
What Sitting Bull Intends
to DO.
fHE DEMOCRATIC PROGRAMME
FOR THE FUTURE.
ACCIDENT TO SENATOR sLAIHE's
DAUGHTER.
[ePKciAL DisrArcuEs TO TIE 0otD HILL
ia II Naval
lsrrciAL DisrArcurs TO the ootp HILL
ia 1T NEws.l
The Democr.,ic Programme.

faprcrAL DrspArcurs TO THE 0otD HILL
ia 1T Naval
me DemoerSs'e rroRr""snne'
WASHINGTON, Oct. H~.-According to .
programme, arranged by tho Democratic
Ia.5srs M tbs Uouse tbis evening. tho
u-~N"-n IN NJ
nouso WIZ A"you.h 'o'"'''i'" u""" "
0Ns n'.s.w ~
R.;bsw .nd as,rris, ~ Father informa.
ton concerning the ~eighty.flve or ninety
new Republican members, with the view
TO httingiy assigning ,hem cmmi.,oe 20,
30 oSs, a. nnanisbcJ b@nsiness, and thus
TO prevent a cali Of states ON Monday for
resolutions, which, II seems. are thought
likely 10 prove as porplexing and trouble
soms 10 tho Democrats as to their party
opponents. All tho committees will be
announced on Monday. II il now consid-
cred certain that Atkins Of Tennessee will
DO made Chairman Of Appropriations, that
the Chairmanship Of the Pacific Railroad
Committee will be given 10 Throckmorton
of Texas. and that Of judiciary 10 Ran.
dolph Tucker Of Virginia. II Is also be-
loved that sayler will be placed on tho
Ways and Means and Ewing Of Ohio, the
champion soft money advocate. on the
Ranking and Currency Committee.
T~brockiuorton's chances for the Pacific
railroad Cbairmanship are, however, les
scne1 Inv efforts being maio In behalf Of
Reg.n n Trexss. IN ulace him al tho head
~ i'm Commerce Committee,
S'.sins h"''s
NEw York. Oct. IA World FORT
Walsh special, dated October Goth. says (:
Tomorrow night Sitting Bulls forco sets
ont for their old camp, on Wood noun.
tain. lint n 4. probaLle that a settlement
iii 10 ,o,nI tor ,hon nj, souris river. In
the Dirt HilIs region. Tho Canadian In.
dams who hung around the fort during
she conference Arc ael,sh'ou :, w W. rnmm;:y.
%sioners. md express great confidence in
him. He told me an hour ago that no
would live quietly on Canadian soil. and
would ON no consideration violate Cana
dian neutrality. but before he did he
hoped 10 make the Americans cry. Colonel
Mcleod and Major Walsh will hold q con.
ference with Sitting Dull u MS mead
men on the 10th 10 consider their future
relations. They look forward to these
Sioux settling down quietly with The sioux
who camo from Minnesota IN 1867. INT
frontier Ia quiet. The Nez Perces are
scattered all over and are inclined To rest.
Walsh says there will be no more trouble
until the Indians feel themselves strong
enough To begin another campaign, proDaoiy
In the Spring. The police regret tbs iaii,
urc OF the Commission, but are SATISFIED
they can make amicable arrangements
with Sitting Bull.
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W oeaA'o' D'A'", 'a"'
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ms s.,x evening in The narIor Of
her fathers house, she toycd and played
will a tiny pistol that belonged 10 her
brother. The visitor begged her TO put II
sv,y Although n was unloaded. and spoke
cr.ye,v ~ using eyrn an ompty pistol AZ A
S1isv,hiny Whom ho arose 10 90 away she
anyhinviv ran nm stair. 10 her broiher's
roo1 got a cartridge anil mt n I'm the
cvlindcr, and came bounding down, call.
inc IN nor friend. who was passing out Of
the front ward, 10 SEQ her shoot; but be-
fore .ho hal Ieveled the vcapon, I'm her
glecfni hurry she pressed tho trigger, and
tbe hall ,truek between her ewes, passing
inward. Miss Blaine claspcd her heal
with her hands, and CRYING, "Oh, I am
shot" fell to tho floor. Surgeons have
probcd for the ball, Int cannot lind IT,.
Tho child suffers terribly. Inflammation
of The brain IL feared, but tho surgeons
give tho family hope.
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c=rn"in" aonht of ,be coni,rmatiop Of many
Of the most important Of them. This Il
ESPECIALLY tho case with tnOsc winch nave
been referred 70 tho Judiciary Committee.
whose members arc generally opposed or
Indifferent 10 tho President. Every nomi.
nation Of A Democrat will, Il Is safe 10 say,
be sont back 10 him. The members say In
defense of their refusal 10 confirm them,
thst The Southern negroes aud Republicans
have Lost every means Of defense and pro-
lection except the federal courts. and they
intend 10 insist that The officers OF these
courts be men whose LOYALTY TO tho cause
m human freedom cannot Ie questioned.
Mcmbers Of Tho Cabinet saw The reason
,hs presidcnt dId moi advise with members
az The Senate ON appointments was that
tho Senators wero absent. and that the
President will not be disappointed II some
Of his nominations arc rejected for that
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