Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21

would certainly not feel at liberty TO with.
hold his signature unless very strong rea-
sons 10 the contrary should be presented,
Of which he was not now informed. The
delegation retired feeling confident that
the President will approve the bill, even
II otherwise counseled by the Secretary OF
the Interior. which 10 doubtful.
Mates from che Nasional Capital
CHICAGO, May q. 49, An htsr.Oceun''
Washington special says there Is q dead.
lock In the Senate Finance Committee on
the bill s%killfully engineered through the
House BY Fort, to prevent the further re-
tirement Of greenbacks. Morrill,. Bayard.
Herman and Dawes oppose II. and Allison.
Ferry, Wallace and Voorhees, favor II.
Jones. Of Nevada, II here. would vote for
the bill.
Morrison says the House will pass tho
Shields bill with the Grant amendment.
The Democratic National Committee to-
course Of the Investigation under the Pot
ter resolution. Extreme Democrats pro-
pose that when conclusive evidence 10
found that tho electoral votes Of Florida
should have been counted for Tilden. Q
resolution be presented In the House do
claring the seating Of the President and
Vice President illegal. and that . vacancy
exists In their Offices. II this passes both
r-eeoenize thsm. bnt will recognize tho
President Of tho senate, who, It Is ex.
Pected. will be Thurman. a. President.
Inns scneme Is uniikely 70 " puIsuoI.
TiIssn. snd H. committee viii moi be or.
gsnized until he returns.
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$3.50 49, -.
NA~ ioaA' may -" '"" '.'
Grant writes TO . friend In this country
that he thinks OF staying away another
-. u,.,,, a., A.. ,,,.re.,i,y ,censs and
), ~, Vii, .nd IA.
e.pe'ehmre. ,nI,uoas l.. H., sana,,sd
spito INC AI,entions winch n1 - ~. -
rom tne IuI'nB eiAs lii H. l..
PIE q rom ,nun,elpa, sn y, ~. Do,nrn ~
o,Nn .vns' !, VIZ "a a. ..,sn,;on.
vh,eh hc has received have convinced him
Of the admiration which the whole people
Of Europe. rulers and subjects. have iol
the grea'nsss; 1,p;,sS a,.,s. .nJ thst
re- st,entions he sppreciatrs arc de-
.iyned more M A token OF respect for his
c%orn,rv th,n A n~ersonsl testimonials 10
hims.iy
THE Disturbance In Censtantinopie.
ISrts Nav Alan official
SNN.I' !" .,,o.a
uisPASo" -,
thus describes the s"'s1is which took place
In that city yesterday. Abont thirty
or forty refugees entered tho garden
M Tho pal.co inhabited by er.sultan Mu.
rand and raised shouts OF Long Live tho
sultan" senunels opposed tie entry Q,
nn S.o % one beioa hilled. Troops arriving,
lie sssailsnts were driven back. Some
wero Killed and wounded on both sides.
Ali susyi. who appeared 10 have acted as
the ory,nixsr and leader Of the attack, was
Killed. The affair had no other conse.
auences. Public tranquility is undis.
turbed.
The New York Labor Party.
New YoRK. May 2i.-The socialistic
Labor party Of Now York and vicinity 10
suo an appeal 10 tho people Of tho United
,--u.,-. a., ohIo,,. al
Snes, atatlng theiI A'nia .nu T'' ~ IAN
Tue means py when 'hey sHeA .sna
their emu. ane spp =, ~ nana,,;on 81 M
workincmen. They declare that they arc
not . secret society, but 4 political party,
and seek 70 attain snelr shus p ~ h..y
~. risht <, ,he c2pstitution TO carry arms
and dpiii. asserting that IL is only for do.
fenso. AZ The privileged class will attempt