Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-09
AIscellaneous kilograms.

wAsnNaTos, February 6.-Ths Dem.
oerats will oppose the Tariff Commission
bill a. . subtsrfuss to psrpstuats pro.
lection. They will try to unite the party
on this issue. There Is . good deal Of
talk on this subject now.
Ward Hunt has resigned from the Su.
preme Court.
The bill for the erection Of Q public
building ct Sacramento was rspasted to
the House from the Committee on Pub.
lie Buildings and Grounds today and 70.
fsrrsd to the Committee Of the Whole.
The House Committee on the law 70.
specting the election Of President and
Vice President held q meeting today and
decided to invite David Dudley Field to
give his views upon the subject. The
meeting 10 to be held on Saturday. II
IL believed that the committee will re-
port Q bill In the House during the pres
snt session providing for the arbitra.
msnt Of all disputed questions arising
from the question Of President and Vice
President BY the United States Courts.
with the right OF appeal to the United
States Supreme Court.
Pueh introduced to-day In the Senate
his bill to divide the United States So.
preme Court into three sections-Fsd.
sral, Equity and Admiralty-with three
Justices for each. Final hearings 10
doubtful cases are 10 be before q full
Court.
NEW YoRK, February 8.-Ths Com.
msreial Advertiser says: Tho Msriposs
Land and Mining Company has levied
an assessment Of So per share. agsre-
eating $3.50 900. payable In New York
and San Francisco al net. This 10 one
Of the largest assessments ever levied,
and is no doubt to be ussd mainly to pay
q judgment obtained by Joseph A. Dona.
hue against the estate. It 10 said that q
syndicate has been organized here to buy
In all the stock delinquent under this
assessment.
ST.. PAUL, February 8.-Dispatehes
have been sent by General Terry 10
Colonel Hatch. ct Fort Custer. directing
The removal from the Grow Reservation
Of the men engaged In cutting railroad
ties. The Crows arc so uneasy Of the
presence OF these lawless foragers that
rebellion against them 10 threatened. Al
the Crows have many rich lands and
mineral deposits, efforts will be made In
the spring to drive them Of.
CHICAGO, February 8.-One hundred
and fifty blast-iurnaee workers In the
Union Iron and Steel Company's works,
struck yesterday for an advance Of from
fifteen 10 twenty per cent. raise In wages,
The company stubbornly refuse to com
promise.
As an Offset against the stories OF fam
inc In southern Illinois. reports come
daily Of the fiattsripg prospects OF thu
wheat, which, though less In acreage
than last year, 10 IN splendid condition,
according TO the reports.
Anii-polygamy meetings continue te
DO held all over the country. Last nigh
one was held at Dubuque. which wal
equal in size to . political mass meeting
There were several fine addresses ant
much enthusiasm.
LAUREScEvrLLE, ILL.,, February 8.-A
colored man reached town yesterday Of
ternoou. breathless with fright and sx
element. and stated that ho had fount
three dead bodies In the woods sever
miles above here. The bodies were do
composed and unrecognizable. A poss'
OF citizens Immediately left for the place
ST.. LOUIS. February 8.-Charlss Mil
Ter, sentenced to be hanged on the 10tl
Of March. committed suicide yesterday
In bis cell at Benton by hanging.