Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-27
Prospects Of the Army Bill
in the House.
OUR REMNANT OF AN ARMY TO
Be LEFT TO US.
An Important Decision by
the Attorney General.
HOLLY MCCARTHY IN GOOD CON.
DIfI0N.
lsrsciAL DrrArcHrs TO mi ooLD Hrti
DAilH NEvs.l
Prssp.ets OF ~. Army Riii.

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Prospects OF the Army Bill.
wAsurSaroS, May 2C.-Tho army bill
NAV pos.ibly como nm again in the House
n..- -. -. in.,v A. n. ovsr
'u' ."'
unhi Tuesday' Inc pehdins amenui'en'
for the transfer Of the Indian Bureau 70
The War Depsrtment In expected 10 q
..-.l....,,a.. 49,. ~ .ouu,,,oa n,
ms"~NN
mo whoie unti wednesday inc on.nee'
are against its adoption. Republicans being
inclined 10 oppose n In a BODY, and 1t
iesst two nromInent Democrats. Cor Of
Nev YoyL. AMI W,rris Of yirainis. having
.ire.d, inaicsted 4 REORGANIZATION 10 som.
h.t ~ h. Iii mcsns In tbeIr power.
III. nm ,vi,I rndonh,.aiv he n.sseJ Inv
ths uor.. snh~tsnu.iiv =. AMENDED in M
camr,,.,.. ~ ,ha Whole, .,crnt t,,t the
tvo sections concerninr Inc AdIutsnt Gen.
al .nS Insrsctor Genersls Dcpartmenis
~hi.h ..ra striclen ont when Ike RepuL.
i,c.ns hsd ,smnor,riIy a majority. will be
rss,arsJ- Thrrc IL no prospcct, however,
or rsver.sI M tbe vote by which the
Co,,mittec M The Whole refused 10 reduce
M Total forcc M tbe army below %, 900
man. Wippinton w,s one OF tho ten Dem.
crats who united with the Republicans IN
keeping tho force al this figure: And
LutiIell. though Detained rom wnc nn
~ "a. =. Mo.ns ~. n,ir' n /,
nat certain, however, that any Dem.
ocrats will take sides with The
hepnpiicans IN Voung na n.v =,
| oaicer,- II .bould be berne I'm mind, nev.
ertbelcss. that A very largo majority Of the
senate Including The most prominent
Democratic Senators. are firmly opposed
to making any change IN tho present or
gsniration Of tho army In advance OF caro-.
fui investigation and report on the subject
BY some competent board Of inquiry. and
will undoubtedly amend the House bill by
| providing for the reference Of all such
Questions 10 tho board which the House
| itself has illogically proposed to intrust
with only . portion Of tho subject. The
dnal result Of the coming contest between
tho House and Senate over tho bill cannot
a. Jet 10 confidently predicted. but ihe
seneIs, op,n''n .a. i.",inn =, ~,
.sn,x saS hs gotten brouub both Lou,es
this session.
n .,,,,..x ..,.a,.,,a,.
.. ,-..,-....
WARRINGTON may zo'-ADou' '"o year.
sRo 4 man named Bsrth, employed As q
civilian clerk in the office Of the United
a,.,.. .,.,.a en,r. NJ Nam
49, 49, a.. uu,,.,.
...I..,,,s, -. No.. .; .uh.z,,om.n,
.s"s".".usa, ,,na. .nS &C.,, Tn,
-. .u.,s,I. a, nil.
a ="s'.,'aa ..s ,,,.I =, con-, mar,
iisi having Ieca oficially referred "a
Indigo Advocate General Dunn, that officer
gave an opinion decidedly IN inc nega,ive'
"a nixi,i.n. .srviuc viii ,bs srmv In N,
seId .menable 10 military law, was appli.
cable only In q time aud on the theatre oi
war. and that n civilian serving with The
.,mv in ,ima ~ ns.se. and moi mon ths
ths.ire az Indian hostilitIes, could not be
hsIJ an .mcnsble. Major General Scho.
asiJ ,i,en rcierr.d n 10 Attorney General
Taft. Who r,ye a brief opinion 10 the con.
t,srv ssrret' but meanwhile tho clerk cs,
c.n.J a. snnth Ameriea beforc trial. and
ud nrocsssnt vss est.bli,bed. The aues.
ILL., SoSass, 50 -.nh.ennsntiv refrrred
wv, H. sscrsv 81 War ~ httcrney Gen.
", No.. rSo Al. ,ha rs,nit of , re.e..
.mSn.,lon =, tha .nb,cct has rendered an
aisha,.,e %oninion concurrinp with The