Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

complement Of officers. both commissioned
and non-commissioned, and has formally
taken possession OF the troops here IS part
Of the National troops. As money. for
their support comes from the Federal
Treasury, the Federal Government claims
the right to officer them Is they please.
and TO formally incorporate them into the
regular forces. The State has thus lost
control OF this militia. a. the troops here
were called. The step is regarded with
d~isfayor here, tho retiring officers being
quite hostile. 1t Is freely reported that the
present State government has lost favor Of
bagats, and this 10 tho first public act
toward o~verthrowing IL. The State gov
eminent has put arms In the hands OF NO
groes outside tho city. and will make .
light, II IL comes TO . last resort, 70 main
tain their authority. We look for lively
times soon.
Commercial and political relations will
be re-established between Costa Rico and
Nicaragua. DEGREES TO that effect were Ia.
sued June 30th.
The American seamen and officers who
shipped on board the Costa llican man.of.
war lrazuA. are leaving In disgust. They
allegs breach Of faith on the part OF tho
government, the appointment of ignorant
superiors who arrogate authority without
knowing how TO employ u, and the un.
h~salthiness Of the climate. Out OF . crew
Of 81 not more than Is remain, and they
will shortly disappear. The vacancies thus
created have been filled by natives. who
know nothing Of ships or navigation.
President Hayes In ohio.
CoLuMBus. o.. July 2i.-Prssidsnt
Hayes and Attorney General Devens spent
the day quietly hero. resting from their
journey. They attended service at Broad
street NJ. L. Church In tho afternoon. To.
morrow morning they leave for the Ohio
Soldiers and Sailors reunion at Newark.
Ohio. General sherman. who accompanied
the President o. far a. Newark, has been
spending Sunday at bis old homo at
Lancaster. and will also DO present.
General Sheridan 10 expected; General
Garfield. Governor Bishop, General Dur.
bin Ward and . large number Of civil and
military dignitaries will be ut the reunion,
aud there will DO military organizations
from oil parts OF the State. On the arrival
Of the President . salute OF II guns will
DO fired. At ten o'clock tho procession
will form and march 70 tho Licking
County Fair Grounds. An address OF
welcome will DO made by General VIM.
Warner. followed by the Grafton by
General W. Il. Riefer. OF Springfield.
There will then DO o grand review and
dinner ut the grounds 10 the veterans aud
invited guests. In the evening there will
be . reception to the President. tho
General Of the Army aud the Governor; at
the Lansing House, followed by iire works
aud q banquet.
Ttidsa's Little scheme.
NEW YoRK. July pa Tribune Wash.
ington special says . gentleman we'll 40
quainted with the political situation In
various districts In New York State, brings
intelligence that Tilden interests himself
most actively In laying out work for tho
coming campaign. His agents are already
organizing with tho view Of carrying the
Assembly. and OF changing som close
congressional districts. The understand
ing among Tilden's agents IL, 90 far a.
congressional elections are concerned, that
no will direct all his efforts toward work
In the close Republican districts, and his
aim and expectation will be TO carry
enough OF these IN mako , majority OF the
delegation In the House Democratic. The
object most prominently before the minds
OF these managers IL. not so much to In
crease the Democratic majority In the next
House Of Representatives - TO secure q
majority Of State delegations, with the
view Of the possible election Of tho next
President by tho House Of Representa-.
tives.
NEW York. July 2i.-Ella Mccall. tho
actress who committed suicide. was buried
to-day. The scene Is described as heart.
rending. Her mother drew aside the
glass Of tho caskct and dung herself on the
dead body Of her daughter. moaning fran.
ticaily, "oh. why do they tear mo away
from my poor daughter Why has IL
come 10 this I" There was scarcely . dry
eve In the room. Miss Lizzie Mccall ap-
preached her mother. with team streaming
down her cheeks. aud vainly implored her
10 leave the apartment, but Mrs. Mccall
was deaf 10 all her sntreaties. and kissed
and embraced the dead body until OK
hsusted. sho was then led away. Tho
only member Of the theatrical profession
presens was n amd srrsnYsd Ina dst,ii, Of
the funeral. Miss Lizzie Mccall sold all
Ssr iswelry 10 defrsy tho expenses Of the
bnrisl.
Afrairs In Mckee.
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