Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-12
now on whose Recommendation King VA,

Thomas O. Anderson, and I recommended
him also, That the President did or did
moi sppoint King with reference 10 his
connection with this course I cannot Of
conrse say, but I know Mr.. King was an
old resident, and above all he was an old.
limo Wing.
Questionable Boulds Baker recon.
mend him2 fLaughter.l Answer-I
should NOT be surprised II such was tho
case. He had been a member OF the Leg
i.l,turo Tor = number OF years, and I re-
commended him on the ground OF his
being m old resident and an Old.line
Whis.
O.@Do Won know who recommended
Judpe Morgan 10 the position he obtainedl
AL think he was appointed by Mr.. Ev-
arts upon his own motion.
Q.-was not q question mooted about
Governor Packard appointing him TO the
Supreme Court before the court was broken
upf Al think the matter had been dis.
ctssed by himself and friends before that.
Q.-Do you remember II Mr.. Kings
name vas withdrawn about tho time
Bouldi Baker returned from Texas2
ILsucater.I Al do not think his name
was ever sent In. There was an extra
session Of the Senate Afterwards, and Law.
rcpco's nsno was sent In after IL was said
King declined at the last moment In order
10 relieve the President OF all embarrsss-
ment, but not, I think, until IL was un.
eorstood that he would not be reappointed.
Adjourned until Friday.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-THE Potter
subcommittee examined Hiram Smsdlsy.
keeper Of q coffee-house. who swore he saw
the name Of Weber signed to ths Ander.
son. Weber agreement by j. W. Jones,
notary paplic; ~ uno paoh iogn ~ = US
p"r lint onee. Two months 40 Dir told
witness they wanted him to swear In WASH
iingion that Weber signed the document,
,,ar ~ .I9ning other peoples nsmci.
witness believed Dix and Wilder lied
whom thoy swore Weber signed the asreo-
msn'; .,.u,,., ~ ~,
.,i"sd ,hs, IN nj. e,idencs before
the boutwell, committee In jackson. Mis-.
sissippi. In 1866. he made the same stats
msn,s Iegara,hs ,han wsre untrua. and
o,hers hc made believing them TO be true;
but now he knew them to DO untrue. He
knew the business Of hesu,a,ors wa WI ,ho
sha,msn Letter s.c,nse n exposed his
Sso,ha. srson..doing witness b.d boen
;nS;c,.a' sortsited his bond Md sftervsrd
.n.as 49, .aJ.,;, AZ hs,s bis bond ne.
mauo as
1 rea .u,,., him ,h,.. hor,. and
W.. ~, g.. NM, -, ,,na. .nd .nnssIsJ
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~. p,o''e'on "o" -"
sminer'
The Twelfth In Montreal.
Noxr,ru Jr,v io-sinco q O'clock
, ."~S.. 10.
the city mas Deeh III commo"on' WIN
crowds Of people on the principal streets,
and military marching TO the rendezvous
~ cL.y.- =. NJ. IT, A., hlov
Oh 'no enAmP' uo mars
struck In b impending conflict was Dy
one Of the Mayors special constables. who
.,.Iu,a,.,.,v ....ulted with nj. baton n
u'' n,.-
bandmAn OF the Prince OF WAies hines,
named William Sharp, at the corner Of
I.o,,.. c.,,,sr sauare and Notre Dana
M.
street, withou' any P'o'oo"oA' -.
regiment was proceeding to the point OF
rendezvous. The special escaped arrest.
=. -. a.. I'll. rnu,,.,v tore.
AZ v eioea $500 .aai.an. ~.
o. nyo ih,snuy sns. ~
corps OF artillery Anu Two ., es,AiI!, VIZ
drawn up on the ChAmps uc hAIs, uhaes
Colonel Fletcher awAi.ng .ne rUv'
General smythe. ine .IoVps IooHeu III
and the oficer IN eAPr sais
fullest conhuenee ~ 'no msn uo'"s 'H'''
duty ioysiiy u N.n. n. Ola. NIL
inc poiico AIe oans,.h,s" sro s...mhisd
where the speclai cons'soiss ~. "a c,nh. H.
Win whi.9 i''y Thn. sa.nicshIa iooI.
their hands. Iney are aesp ."o. ~,
Ing lot, ana 'no Ioiiev o,.s tn 49,.
the majority Aie ~, p,'us naa.nn.
iear pre'AIs 'ns' Nhoy e'o ses
gang. who Will commit chcesses .ney 81
the chance me police arc IN .nsiso =.
the Mayor, ana We sPeo, T." E..n.s
uuder deputy ohIc' .Ne,s'e. AnI'@.ey
men arc ue,ern,nea
are ~ present. Nn", 4. cs,sd liz
.An' ,. ~. rho nroces.Ion will
the', parry ~, ,hs;r .xmnstSi,sr. in ths
.,,sa,s .re NAM. m copfict occurs. IL
4. s,nected betveen Orange Hall and Vic.
80. sors,o. vbere tbe dangerous element
y. na,i'd,Sns in mace
" Nh chisf Of police. with sixty men,
.esrched Inc passengers In the steamer
srom Quebec for arms, but found none.
soms four or Ave hundred were on board.
A man named Drennon from Three Rivers
.rriyed Al Inc railway depot with Q loaded
an his person, He was
io.tsJ nm II IA reported that a store Of
ann concealed in 4 house on Craig street,
where An Irish Catholic club meets. has
been discovered.
MoSrREAL, July 1910 o'clock. Tho
arms alluded 20 In . previous dispatch
were found In Union Hall. Crazy street.
There we're hfty stand. The police and
special Constables, the former under Chief
Seigle and the latter under Sergeant
Parodis, arc massed between the Place
d'Armes, and 1t. Lamberts Hail. on
~ James street, which 10 kept clear: Az
either end are massed dense crowds OF the
Catholic party. chiefly from b.. Jean Zap
tiste and the outside villages. The labor
ers are dreadfully excited, q every man
with an orange emblem on his way 70 tho
hAll is pursuca' ING nsyU .ra ,,,.J
10 ner.usde them moi TO walk, but they
would mot listen 10 his counsel. The pro.
cession will start about 1880. -,
A young man wearing al orange lily
WAS attacked by two special constables and
struck across tho bead. This attack wa
...I.,Ial Loo aha Ubnls h0lv Of COQataDlea.