Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-21
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NEW YoRx, February 2l.-The Times.
on the Monroe doctrine. says: II We
can have o canal, by all means let us
have It, though Frenchmsn do the work
and furnish q large share Of the money;
and instead Of indulging in puerile full
limitations Of the Monroe doctrine, lot
Us direct our efforts in q rational way to
secure the results Of absolute neutrality
and adequate protection.
The Journals Washington special
says: Blaine's most trusted friend, o
Maine Congressman. says that although
he has not been authorized to say so by
Mr.. Blaine. yet he Is confident that II Is
no part Of the Blaine campaign to attack
the Grant movement and try to kill II.
Ho il confident that such q course on
Bisins's part would antagonizs all OF
Giants friends and do more harm to his
cause than good. The story Ii therefore
utterly discredited.
Tho Tribune Washington special says:
On the return Of General Grant from
Nexico Il il intended that ho shall land
at NV Orleans and make Q grand tour
through the Southern States.
A Hartford, Conn.,, special says Rev.
Herbert H. Hayden. now on bail await.
lug further proceedings on q charge OF
murder, lectursd Wednesday evening.
He wants to raise money 10 defray the
cost of his defense. His lecture was
attended by q small audience. owing to
the storm. Hayden was introduced by
ono OF his counsel. Mr.. Jones. His
subject was "Circumstantial Evidence"
The Herdld's Irish Relief Fund now
amounts to S223.470. OF this 10000
came yesterday from an anonymous
givsr.
II was rumorod yesterday that an
agreement had been entered into
between the Pacific Mail Steamship 90.
and the Pacific railroads. From what
could DO learned during a brief interview
with one Of the largest holders OF Pa
cifc Mail the rumor Is probably true.
true, 1t mean higher rates by both
On Monday next through trains will
run from Atchison. Kansas, to Santa Fe.
the territorial capital OF New Mexico.
WASHINGTON, February 2l.-The nom.
OF Rowland Z. Trowbridgo Of
Michigan to be Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, which was sent to tho Senate
yesterday, meets with very general sp-
proval in Washington. and will undoubt-
cdly be confirmed. Trowbridge was born
in Elmira, New York. in lS4l.
ST. LOUIS. February 2l.-Anothsr 30
miles OF the Texas Pacific Railroad
extension to the west OF Weatherford
was lot yesterday. Iron and other
material and q complete outfit for . tel
eRraph line from Fort Worth 10 Wealth.
il on hand. and trains will be
to the latter place by the first
OF April.
NASHVILLE, February a. Burnsll
Smith and John Hall were executed at
Murfrsesboro at 1:30 yesterday after.
noon for the murder OF Major Pugh last
May. They were pronounced dead
seventeen minutes and hurried to
q house o short distance from the gal
lows, and an attempt was made at re-
suscitation, but It failed. Hall died easy.
but Smith with q struggle. Between
ten and fifteen thousand people were
present.
BALTIMORE. February 2l.-Ths Gdieae
has interviewed the Legislature. OF the
81 support Bayard and 10
The Republicans lead of 10 for
and 8 for Grant.
DETROIT. February 2l.-The Rspubli.
can State Committee yesterday decided
% call q State Convention to meet at
Detroit May II for the election OF dele.
gates to the National Convention.
Dies MONIES, February l9.-LAto last
,ight Henry Osborne, q coal miner. who
las had frequent quarrels with his vile.
truck her with q brick, then kicked her
'iolsntly and fed. Sho lived only a few
minutes. He was under the influence
u liquor.
CHEToPA, Kansas. February 20.-Four
men OF the Miami Indian
Nation passed through here on their way
o Washington. where they 90 to demand
II the authorities that their tribe DO
made citizens OF tho United States; that
hey have their lands set apart to them
and that they be allowed to
lraw all money due them from the Gov.
,rnment.
AUGUSTA, Me-, February 81. The
Governor, in O communication to the
places the States expenses.
'nused by the counting out" at $780,.
mn