Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-05
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MARKS OF RESPECT TO THE DEAD
STATESMAN.
Senator MOrtOn'S Remains
Lying In State.
AN EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN THE
EAST.
Prospects Of the Anti
Resumption Act.
GLANDS SILVER BILL PASSES IN
THE HOUSE.
fHE FUNERAL OF HARRY MEIGGS.
ESPECIAL Di-rArcmKs To rHn Coin Hut
DALI NE~..l
fHE FUNERAL OF HARRY xEIGGs,
ESPECIAL DrsrArcuKs To ran Coin Hill
DALI NE~..l


laFlan tutaNNfQHtnR thQ IrlalIonI Vff.tpI
Jay gave Auistheu'e iotm u eAP'es''o
10 the views VI many Republicans who ar,
,,o.,,.n, n, An. j.l,vs In ,;v;,, r,Jie,'
" 80" -
euect to the ei'ii set''ce rV'orm P"'o.'
lie told the President that In this condi
ton no seemed TO DO acting upon falls.
nr,mi.e.. and ,h,, , l,rr, proportion Of
the present once OLD being aPPo'h'ee'
u 'ne Po"''eAi mA'nins' ai' 'o'e'"' "'
ing IN ,n" in'eles' OF ,hose VINO aesi,s /.
s.iIurs' lie ady;.ssi tbe President liza,
he must use the proper instruments OF
reform II he would spcessd anu no, allow
.ns ~ sns,n Rim ,ram nnr;syiny II,
service OF ali who are not heartily in sym-
patty with the desired reform ; because
what Inc people desire Is, mrs, 70 re. the
best men into ,he serV,ce, anu .hen 70 !.'
them remain there. tue rtssiueh, :
uesite was 70 kesP OUT the maenine ppIi'
ueiAns. ne shouiu w surc ,na' ,he .hacnin,
wAs NOT Already IN. Inc rrcsiucnt repiieu
That henderson views were IN harmony
with tho Judgment OF some members OF
the Cabinet, anu not at all In conflict with
his owl.
The opinion gains that no attempt will b.
made by Republican senators a. . body u
oppose the President's appointments where
made to all vacancies caused by expir'
alton OF official terms or casalties. except
in individual cases, where some special
objections To the fitness OF the nominees
are made on personal or party grounds.
But strong efforts are making TO Arrange
tho majority against the confirmation OF
men nominated In the places OF officers
whose terms have not expired, a. In the
case Of Roosevelt and Prince, nominated
TO succeed Arthur as Collector and Cornell
a. Naval officer at New York. The latter
Wa appointed during Grants last week.
wAsnISoroS, Nov. f.-There Is very
little doubt that the HOUSE will Tomorrow,
by . two-thirds vote, adopt q resolution
removing the resumption repeal bill from
the morning hour. and providing for a
direct final vote upon IL some day next
week. Aside from the consideration that
after securing q full opportunity for dis
cussion and amendment Of tho bill. the
minority will have no moral right TO con-
time flibustering, thus o~bstaucting other
business and also dep'iving the majority
Of its constitutional power, there will BE-
another incentive TO agreeing TO the pro-
posed arrangement. namely. an intimaiion
that II the repeal bill is kept in its present
situation It's friends will retaliate by sim
liar tlibustering against the army apprro-
fIonse las Acted mon The repcai bill. Tho
present intention Of the Appropriation
Committee Is to put b army bill prompt
y 'hroush ~ "1u'e ni' va; anu vfS
,sa,Iv Tor ,snor, anil action immr,ii,tsly
Afterwards.
Al Earthquake in the East.
NEW YoRK. Nov. i.-Dispatchos from
0gdensburg. Plaitsburg. schuylerville and
o,ber plaees alan, Ina, line. report unit,
a..
AheA''nquaAs '"'>" o''''A "i' nho'h'
ing. buildings were shaken, inhabitants
aroused and efockery broken.
MONTREAL, Nov. Two very heavy
shocks Of earthquake were felt here at =
O'Clock this morning. Violent shocks were
also felt at The same time at Ottawa. Corn
wall and other places.
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