Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-30
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NEW Yoax. July 30.-Ths Tribune 10.
day says: Gorham. ex.Secrstary Of the
Senate. has Joined the Honorable Bills.
the Democratic coalition 10 California.
much to the relief Of his former allies.
the Republicans.
Secretary Evsrts will DOE lay before
the Spanish Government the case OF
Colonel Miguel B. Arnsts. the Cuban
patriot now In Havana, but expected
here soon. The Colonel had 0 narrow
escape from assassination.
Ell. Congressman Rainey. Of South
Carolina, now here. says the exodus OF
his race will continue. II has taken
deep root In nearly all tho Southern
States. The movement will DO west
ward. He ridicules the idea OF the Kan
sss or . colder climate limiting the mi.
grafton. The negroes are organizing
emigration societies In the South.
The Darien Canal Company, In order
to accomplish Its end. have offered sim.
ultaneously to Europe and America $780,.
900 shares ct 500 francs each.
The loss at Pstrolia by the food last
Saturday 10 roughly estimated at $780,.
900. The river at Black Diamond rose
from ten inches to ten feet In less than
two hours.
About 5000 colored people partioi.
patsd In the celebration Of the Slst
anniversary Of the independence Of
Liberia, at Savannah, Georgia. on the
2Sth. The principal address wss dsliv.
cred BY Rev. ]. 8. Hsines, Of South
Carolina, o black man, who described
Liberia a. Q land Of milk and honey, and
excited . lively emigration fever.
A canvass OF clerks In the depart.
msnta ct Washington 10 being made with
Q view to finding out what clerks have Q
right to vote In the several States; how
often they have voted since they have
been In Office; what ticket they voted
last. and what ticket they intend to vote
next. The reports from one OF the de-
partmsnts show almost . Democratic
majority Of employees.
Judge Robert Ould, prominent during
the war 40 Confederate Commissioners
for the exchange OF prisoners, and Dr..
A. 8. George were srrested In Richmond
on Monday, charged with being about 70
Eight . duel. The trouble grew out of
lawsuit.
Bosrox, July 3o.-Mayor Lindslsy OF
Fall River had Q long interview with
Gov. Talbot yesterday relative to the
labor troables there. The Mayor states
that the Governor assured him that he
would be supported in his efforts to pre-.
serve peace.
WASHINGTON, July s0.-Ths Cabinet
yesterday decided that the money sppro-
priated by the recent act making sppro.
priations for rivers and harbors should
not be withheld. The full amount,
nearly 90, 900, 900. will, therefore. BE- q.
pended this year. A warrant placing
this money 10 the credit OF the Wa Dc.
partmsnt passed the Treasurer Of the
United States yesterday afternoon.
GALvrsros, July 30.-A dispatch from
Fort Davis says: Major Courtney skr.
mished with Indians at Salt Lake. 10
miles west OF here. on Saturday. Two
soldiers were badly wounded. and ten
horses captured from the Indians.
ST.. PAUL. July S0.-It seems To DO the
impression In the East that General
Miles 10 acting without or In sxoss OF
instructions from his superiers In his
campaign against the Indians. II 10
stated ct the department headquarters
that hs 10 acting under precise instruo-
tons from General Terry, commanding
the department, and has not exceeded
or departed from them.