Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27

AppoIo Club In Music Hall began THU
evening. II Is given ut tue request oil
Governor Rico In honor OF President
Hayes. None but invited guests were
present. the audience numbering about
| three hundred, and was o OF tho mosl
brilliant ever assembled there. Upon the
arrival Of the Presidential party the entirs
audience arose. cheering and waving hand
kerchiefs. Tho greatsst enthusiasm pre-
vailed for somo minutes. The concert was
very 6ne. The President remained to ths
close. An immense throng waited outslde
to catch . glimpse OF the President.
The reception Of THO Loyal Legion took
place at Young's Hotel. at 1880. General
Devens assumed command. Three hun.
dred members throngsd the parlors TO
greet tho President. Upon his arrival he
WAS received with applause. tho band play
Ing Rally Round the Flag" The Presi-
dent was accompanied by Secretary Schurz.
Postmaster-G General Key. Governor Rice
and Stan, and Mayor Prince. General
Devens introduced him. after which . col
lation was served. The President retired
ut II r. H.. Tomorrow tho President,
escorted by tho Lancers. leaves the State
HOUSE LOT IihrVAru Sohcso, "neio w ""s
witness the Commencement exercises and
attend the Commencement dinner:
BosTos. June 2I.-At hAlf'past O'Clock
this morning President Hayes party
drove TO the State House and went at once
10 the Council Chamber. Visits were then
made to the Representative Hall. Senate
Chamber and library. The party then
took carriages for the Harvard College
grounds, moving In the following order /:
Chelsea Brass Band. National Lancers;
first barouche. President Hayes. Governor
Rice and General Cunningham; second
oaIouche, ros.massr uenerAi ns', oes
Wv Hntchinrs. thir3 bsrouche. Attor.
ney General Dcvens, General Benhsm and
Colonel Alexander.
v,sh ~. s,ssu,ior ~ so.,..srv s,.s,s
who left Boston this forenoon for New Ia
ven, 10 attend tho commencement OF Yale
College, Of which he Il Q graduate.
Decorations were general, and In many
places elaborate. Tho procession, on
reaching cid Cambridge, passed up the
square around the Common 10 the west
uste Of the college YARD, the escort sslut-
inc. tho hand playing. and The chimes In
Inn eicbborinr church healing national
airs. This continued while Tie party was
escorted through the ranks Of studsnts
and candidates Tor degrees 10 Massschu.
sotts Hall, where the corporation, faculty,
and distInguished graduates of tho col.
lego were assembled. After q short inter.
change Of ciyilltiss the party went 10
sAunder Thester In Memorial Hall, where
tLe commencement exercises took place.
Harvard University to-day conferred an
honorary degree upon President Hayes,
Charles Deyens and Thomas r. Bayard.
Drs MONIES juno Jack
ard WA sersnaded last night and made .
snsecb I'm resnop.c After thanking thu
~ - -. - a.
sercnaueis io' 'ho hoho' uo"e h'"' "o
said 81 accept II ~ . sentiment that i
represented the cause which you hold dear
- Republicans and rs American citizens,
discharging ~ we'll o. / could the simple
duty that fell upon me ~ Governor Of the
State OF Louisiana, trying to assert my
authority and failing. I did not fail be-
cause tho principles have failed, for I be-
Iere ."o P',ns.P'Is M. nP..nits..
ITonJ cheer AMI snnisnse
Since I have arrived In your beautiful
city. and even before ! got here. saw the
ey,usncs y, IyyI, .y ~. ~ 9,".A .ni
WY. n. 81 80 49,.
nor uecis,s .na'i mhoho .ho iess ,e,,e'e'
~ Inpup,lcAnism now tnan "n,ic W.
claiming tns onIco " uo'ern'r w Lou
iAnA, nv Am Hiau W ~ neio .no o,..
uehce tmAI ,h,s elee,'ou rn,cu - y .1.ne
thIs ran VII 10 QUO W .n,ch ,ne u,u,.'mo
ualoII.y WI, 10 rePeAsoa. wiz uosn
s,ec'lon oi .ho .hoie nePuvean Ps.'y'
nho maIoIi.y =, .ne ps.. WIN ~ Irpesso
~ sno hepuu'nn psity u.'eIssu ~
unaNhH ., N.Y. De.nosr. psry
'nA' su.ooea', A.u u y psiy
ch.rce o,,hs Gavsrnment AMI y"n All
NOW what that means. sL,lI Contribute
ali / can in tho future as In tho past 10
avert that calamity being u Republican !
Shall siiss Inefe; Out we nesa uy sneou,.
anil in o,bcrs Which, tbo %Iirnul,lic.n psrtv
b.s been In Inc habit on getting. lie con.
cluLod will, thanks 10 The audience.
The Town h-pnbiie"n ConyensIen'
DIS MONIES, Iowa, June T.-Tho Iowa
R~epublican Convention met NJ 10 An.
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i''"' 'A"'' ""'0"' 'e"e''o" 'o"n'
~. was made temporary, chairman. and
addressed the Convention briefly. During
his remarks no stated mat there would be
no dissehsioh IN .he convention, pnt inc
Iowa standard OF i'epnbllcanism would
not DO lowered or It's nag traiied IN the
dust. Alter the appointment OF commit
'ets mo r w,i."n msgn : slar;on. .re.ch
this afternoon. lie is the DARK horse and
will doubtless be nominated for Governor
qnisss near gets I'm .ne hrs. os',oss.
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ington special says: Receipts oil internal
revenue for the fiscal year ending June
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