Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-06

The Hssss Ts-Day.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-The House, the
Speaker being. absent. was called to order
by Sayler.
After reading the journal Frye called
attention to the fact that according TO the
journal. after the morning hour yesterday.
the Speaker had announced that the regu.
lar order OF business was the consideration
Of the bill to authorize the coinage Of .
dollar Of Il2h grains silver standard and
for other purposes which had been offered
the preceding Monday.
Further on the journal stated that The
bill which was passed was entitled . bill
authorizing the coinage OF Q standard sil.
yer dollar, and to restore I've legal tender
character. II the journal was correct the
manifestly no right 70 obtain and hold the
door on one bill, spd then TO introduce an.
other one. He asked the gentleman from
Missouri whether the bill passed ysstsr.
day was the same bill upon which he hold
tho floor, and II not. where he had got any
authority whatever for obtaining the door
and offering . different bill.
Bland replied that II the gentleman
from Maine lFrye) knew that they were
different bills he should state IL. II not
he (Blsnd) could not imagine what the
gentleman was driving at. Bills might
have different titles and still DO the same
bills. The bill had boon read and the
gentleman had voted against II. He,
Bland, was not there for tho purpose
Of being catechised by the gentleman or
any one else. aud II no tFrye) was not
satisfied with that. he could obtain his
information In such manner - he saw
proper.
Frye-Al I asked the gentleman for
was for information, and / have reason 70
believe the journal Is correct.
speakcr-Hm the gentleman from Maine
any suggestion to maker
frye-so far I believe the journal 10 DO
correct. and the gentleman to b entirely
wrong In his mode Of managing.
Bland-Tho gentleman thinks am
wrong. but I think ! I'm right, and the
House and country think so also.
The Elections ia Progress.
BosroS. November Notwithstanding
tho Indictment weather attendance at the
polls is fair.
WORCESTER. November 6.-The voting
indicates Of unexpectedly heavy vote here
and tho result is expected to DO close.
LOWELL. November G.-There IL un-
usual activity here and - nearly - can
now be estimated CASTOR and Bkilllngs
will carry the city. The rest OF the Re-
Ia-a- aG-l-A l. zl-Z
TAUNTON, Mass, November 6.-The vote
IL light, Rice leading.
CHicaoo. Nov. 6.-Thls being election
dAy the banks and exchanges and many
private establishments arc closed. The
election Is proceeding quietly, win lisht
polling 80 iar. ta H. '1 nDm.rou 20 ,,osa,. ~
me- feld. ali Of which arc being more or
less scratched. In this county, besides
the election OF county oineers' the ques.
ZION OF appropriA'lng s9oV;oyo W cslIy On
the new oourt-nouss ~ oeins ueo'asu.
From tho oute ~ large tnele u ony"s W
excitement Is Propapie, ~ tho e'cc,ons
are merely local, except tlat 'nene WI 20
q vote on appropriauns soS.'oVv 70 Som'
plete the new btato-nonse, tne o,iginm AP'
preparation OF three and one'haii miiiions
being entirely exhausted.
NEw Yonx. Nov. THE election 10 pro.
grossing. quietly. There J. every prospec'
Of iuil Voe, iHs s,s,N oei.,s AZ
maniies'ea y "" no,,".. hs..c.n worr,s.s,
snS achcl,
puILIngLpurA. Nov, 6,-The election
in this city is progressing very quistly.
and the Indications are that Q small vote
will be polled. The weather is clear and
cold.
PIrrsroS, Pa. Nov. 0.-Ths public
',onnsI and liz man ara he'i.ying ths
polls for the labor reform ticket. Meetings
are being held aud everything done thai
viii possibly iur'her 'heir ends'
The silver nil In she senate.
CmcAoo. Nov. CA Journal Washing.
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