Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
our Mexican Relations.

composed Of hllibusterers. holders oil border
depreciation claims. mining speculators,
and adventurcrs generally. fIom various
parts Of the Union. Is still at work here
endeavoring to manufacture public senti'
ment In favor Of annexation schemes, and
10 commit the administration TO some war
like policy which shall demand Of Mexico
indemnity for the past and security Tor the
future. They have mado NO Percepuble
progress. but continue their efforts In the
hope that some conflict may occur between
Trevinos' forces and General Ord's troops
near the Rio Grande. and that war may
possibly thus be precipitated between
the United States and Diaz Governments,
In which case the flibusterers, by Joining
with Lsrdo. might have . chance to obtain
and hold possession Of the Northern Mex
lean States with ultimate annexation to
this country. This deep laid scheme,
however. has extremely slight prospects
for success, a. II 10 based upon the highly
improbable assumption that the Diaz Gov
srnment will court Its wi overthrow by
enforcing the execution OF the warlike or
dcrs against allowing our troops to pursue.
the marauders into Mexico. which were
doubtless given to Trevino for home ef-
feet. Well informed observers consider II
much more likely that Diaz will take good
care to promote his chances for reeog-
milton at the hands OF our Government, by
causing Trevino to ~assiduously cooperate
with Ord In REFRESHING border outrages'
and TO keep ont OF the way In case our
troops should at any timo deem II Mecca
sary TO pursue the m%Araudors on their own
soil.
The ComIng arrangements Parade
In Montreal.
MONTREAL. July9.-Thero Is every pros
pect Of an exciting time on Thursday.
when the Orangemen have their annual
parade. The 0rsngcmen are to como down
from Canada West In large numbers.
Nightly drill has boon going on for weeks
past In different parts Of tho city. and fro
arms are being put In order by the oppo-
site party. The indications arc that q
hostile meeting will occur between the
two bodies, and that blood will DO shed.
Notwithstanding tho admonitions and adj
vice Of the authorities and clergy. That
the procession OF the 0rzngemen will 10
large IL beyond question, and that those
Who participate In II will carry deadly
weapons secretly Is also beyond question.
The excitement Is intense. Tho anthori-
ties are moving quietly 10 prevent blood
shed. All the city bands Of music have
been engaged for tho procession. The
city Is full Of press representatives from
the United States.
Warrington News.
W~,sutsoroS, July 9~.-Inauiries nj The
State Department fail 10 elicit any posi-
,iyo confirmation OF the rumor that Bay
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ment OF Minister to Russia or belgium,
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tue choice OF ei,her W 'hosc Pos'sons'
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trees. fences ETC., were swePt away. ~.
persons are ."oMn 70 W. h,le'' ps..
gne.is were Al the hotel Of whom mo ,c.
count has been made. Tho losses ase
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