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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
NEVADA.
a Homicide Near Anstin-Aiex
Coulter Gets on with simple
AssauIs.

A Homicide Near Anstin-Aiex.
CouIser Gets or with simple
Assault.
AUSTIN, Oct. 10.
Last night a man named +. TOPPER
came in from Smith Creek valley, 30
miles west of Austin. where he has q
coal camp, and delivered himself to
the authorities here, announcing that
he had yesterday morning killed one
II. c. Allen. lie was locked up and
his examination is set for next Friday.
Allen was u notorious bully who has
for some time past been living at New
Pass, on the Overland road, about 90
miles west of here, and was we'll
known in Austin on account of being
brought In frequent conflict with the
laws. The origin of the trouble be-
tween him and TOPPER dates back a
year and a half, and grew out of jeal-
ousy about a Piu;e squaw. TOPPER
claims to have acted in elf-defense.
The feeling in Austin is that, Whatever
the circumstances of the killing OF
Allen may be, he got his just deserts,
he has been counting a violent death
I'VE since he has been in this section.
The Coroner went out this morning to
hold an inquest and to bury Aliens
body.
Alex. Coulter, on trial in the District
Court for assault with intent to kill, in
VIM. Ohngeman in the head
on the 9Th of July last, was last night
found guilty OF simple assault.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
Indian ARRAY.

At an Indian pow WOW in Newark
valley, or Tuesday last, some of the
male Piutes, while under the influence
of liquor and rendered crazy with its
effects, inaugurated a free fight in
which a number of them were badly
cut and beaten. We undo rstand that
n of them died yesterday from the
effects of a knife wound inflicted. dur
ing the fight, and several others are so
badly beaten that it will be some DAYS
before they will be able TO roam the
hills or attend another fandapgo.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11

Frank Kerns, an old resident Of Eu.
reka, bu; at present residing in Ward,
was slot and MORALLY wounded Tues.
day evening last, while resisting officer
Hueston, who was attempting to ar.
rest him for disturbing the peace,
Our informant states that Kerns was
still alive when he left, but there was
very little hopes of his recovery.
Kerns, while in Eureka, acquired the
reputation Of being a very quarrel.
SOM man, and figured extensively In
a number OF rows during his sojourn
here.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
OFT for the Bay.

Mr.. c. d. Stuart, one of Eureka's
most affabie business men. departed
on this mornings train for tide water.
lie goes to purchase his winters sup.
ply of fancy groceries and liquors. and
ex poets to lie absent about twenty
days. Charles legion Of friends on
the Base Range will join with US in
Wishing him a pleasant trip.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
Hayes Reported Sinking.

A dispatch to J. l.. Wines, last night,
from Tuscarora, says the Elko hide
pendent OF the 9th inst, announced that
Hayes, n of the parties to the Pierce
Hayes imbroglio in that place a short
time ago, was in a most critical condi-
ton, slight hopes being had for his re-
covery. j. W. Dorsey, junior mem-
Der of the firm, went up this morning
to attend To an adjustment of his tenn
poral affairs if deemed necessary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11

Pat. McCue, convicted of mayhem
in White Pine county in 1870, and sen
fenced to years in the Peniten-
tiary. has been pardoned by the Board
of Pardons. He had served out his
original sentence and our months OF
the extra sentence for prison breaking.
Pat. participated in the great break o.
1871, and some months later WAS cap.
tured IN San Francisco and returned To
his old quarters.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
LATER.
Further Developments in the Dun.
can swindie-The Contested Eiec-

SAN FRANCISCO, October 10.
This morning the committee engaged
in examining the stock of the Safe De-
post Company found | 900 more shares
of raised stock. To date the account
stands 1889 bogus shares, with 1910
shares yet to be examined. 1.-THE pro-
portion thus far established holds
good with the balance of the stock, the
over issue will amount to about 1000
shares. The vault of the Pioneer Bank
has not Vet been opened. P.J. White,
who was appointed Receiver yester-
day, has not Yet filed his bond, and
the Committee of Depositors object to
his serving, as not being satisfactory to
them. IL is probable, however, that
he will take possession to day, on the
filing of a bond. Meantime, at the in
stance of depositors' committee, the
Cashier and Bookkeper of the bank
are engaged in making out the ac-
counts of depositors, of whom there
are believed TO be about $4,000. Thus
far the accounts of $40 have been ex-
amined, showing S3l5,355 81 to their
credit. Nothing has yet been heard of
Duncan or Lewarne.
BY order of the Coun'y Court to-day,
in the contested election cases of Jus
tees of the Peace and sheriff, a recount
of the entire city vote was commenced,
the contestants paying the expenses.
Another recount will undoubtedly be
ordered i'll the contests owe the Chief
OF Police and County Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
Prison Money.

The Carson Tribune gives tho cash
earnings of the State Prison for Sep.
TENDER at S2.20S 30, which sum has
been paid into the State Treasury.
Now hat is something like business,
and shows hat General Batterman, as
Warden. is a great improvement on
all OF his predecessors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
New Eheater.

The new Academy of Music, just
built by r.. Smith, Esq, the popular
Z" Wells, Fargo Expressman" at Reno.
New, was opened and dedicated on
Tuesday evening by the renowned
Aileghanians and Swiss Bell Ringers.
The receipts amounted TO nearly six
hundred dollars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
STILL LATER.
Suspension Of Another Old Business
HOnse.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 10.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.
The suspension of Cross & Co. was
made public to day and enlisted gen
eral sympathy. The house i, one of
the oldest and most respected in the
city, having been in successful opera
ton since 1913. Its credit has always
been first class. There was a branch
OF the house in Valparaiso, Chill, and
another at Glasgow. Scotland. The
members of the firm are: Alex.
Cross, VIM. Thomas and John e..
Wetherspoon. They are general i'm
porters and commission merchants,
with extensive business connections
with Europe, South America, Austria
liza, and China. The immediate cause
OF the suspension is the death of the
senior member, Alexander Cross, who
expired at Valparaiso on the 10th of
September. The surviving mem
bers, not knowing the exact re-
lauons of the Valparaiso branch and
the present house at Glasgow, Judged
it better TO suspend payment until a
statement of accounts had beer received
Before taking this step the firm had
consulted it, principal creditors, that a
meeting of the creditors would be held
on Saturday, when a full statement OF
the affairs OF the San Francisco branch
would be laid before them. Thu firm
represented English interests in the
Sutro Tunnel. and were largely inter-
ested in leading mining properties on
Nthe Pacific coast; being t%reasurers and
managers Of quite a number OF leading
California mines; notably the Black
Bear, Piumas. Eureka (Grass Valley),
and others. They are also Treasures
OF the Leeds Mining Company, and
were the accredited agents OF a number
OF insurance companies. 1t is stated
thai the insurance business will not
suffer by he suspension. The firm
have been engaged 10 some extent in
the shipment of wheat, having sent of
fourteen cargoes during the year end.
ing June S0th, 1877. On the current
seasons account they have loaded and
cleared three cargoes of wheat.
Railroad Depot Destroyed by Fire
as Woodland.
WOODLAND, Cal, Oct. 10.
At s o'clock this morning the Cali
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
EUREKA

L. NJ. Baum, the pioneer purveyor to the
Palissde public. has fitted up anew. thrc gh-
out, the Eureka Hotel, near his old place in
Palisade, and travellers to and from Eureka.
and the public generally, can rely upon getting
frst-class meals and number ono beds at all
times by interviewing the genial host OF the
Eureka Hotel. ocl3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
Gone To Tuxcarora,

The Elko Independent of the 9th
says: John III. Dennis, the Eureka
SENTIsEL's foreign correspondent. ar
rived here last night; was indicted
into the mysteries Of =" cinch," and de-
parted for Tuscarora this morning.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A large ass0rtHet Of Stationery and Drugs,
Patent Medicines; a fine lot Of Paper and Ell.
velopes in boxes; Lamps. Chimneys, etc.
also, a lot of j Justice Cigars-two for % cents
equal to Havana Gil airs. Having a complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods, | offer then
cheap for cash. Call at the City Drug Store.
The finest brands of Chewing and smoking
Tobacco, for sale at the City Drug Store.
DIR. TERRY.
Eureka. June IL, 1877. jeli-tf
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JUAC RECEIVED.

A fno assortment Of china. glass and
crockeryware, consisting of almost everything
in this line. Bargains can be had by pur-
chasing these goods from
Mrs. NJ. A. ASHIM,
aue21 on Buel street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11

by fire, together with all the goods in
the building. which fortunately was
unusually low in quantity. The loss
will not fall far short OF 100000. The
fire is believed to have been caused by
an incendiarY.
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NOTICE!


Dds ARE INVITED. AND WILL BE
- ree slyea py Di t1e H IsdeTs,Snsdi tG iays
material 20 be furnished By the Union. Ap-
rly 70 JOHN CApAF. Ruby Hill.
cS-ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11
Bullion shipment.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow.
ing shipment Of bullion this morning:
One bar, yalued at 81 ,0l0.
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Eureka, June IL, 1877.

WATCHES n JEwELgY neatly repaired. II
you want to have your watches and jewel y
repaired in a workmanlike manner. go to
p. STttKR's jewelry store. one door south OF
5. Ashim & Bros, Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11

The wild. vain, despairing cry of the high
priced. high-toned, so-callei respectable
dealer. that the Goods at the Miners and
Mechanics Trade Depot are smuggled,
stolen. crooked Goods. will not answer in
this age OF steam and steel, nerve and brain
power. Whether they are straight or crook
ed we neither know nor care, We hold the
Importers receipts, and that logic admits Of
no eqsivocation. and is final and decisive.
Of
0vERsHIRTs. Undershirts, Drawers, Neck.
ties. Bows. white and colored Linen Shirts.
Paper collars. Uveralls Jumpers. Towels,
Rolled plated Jewelry and a full line of Sta
tionery at half price at the Miners and
Mechanics Trade Depot. OF
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11

MURDER WILL QUA few years ago Ar'
gust Flower" was discovered TO be a certain
cure for dyspepsia and liver complaint, a few
Thin dyspetics made know 10 their friends
bv it's use. The groat merits Of GREENS
AUGUST FLOW T. became heralded
through the co lntry by one sufferer to an
other, until, without advertising. its sale has
become immense. Druggists in every town
in the United States are selling il. No per-
son suffering with sour stomach, sick head
ache. costiyeness. palpitation OF the heart,
Indigestion. low spirits, etc , can take three
doses without relief. Go to your druggist
and get a bottle for 10 cents and try it. sam
Pile bottles 10 cents.
Agents: Crane & Brigham. wholesale
druggists. San Francisco mySo-eow
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11

r. J. MAUPIS. Notary Puslic. Office at
place Of business. crresit. Paxton 4 Co.'S
bank. aplStf
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ssorntng Board.-ll A. n.


,a5 ophir-lsN 1871 is1
ss5 Mexican--l2s l2h
1iS Best 4 Bslcher-2s y. 22H ssb5
i45 California S3 32N
g3J Savage-s% 81
i35 Con. Virginia-33H "a 3ib5
~ Chollar-d 81
305 Hale q Norcross-7H ~
65 Crown point-5T Js 5.sbo -,
80 Yellow Jacket-llh llh liz uS
22s0 Imperial--lh l0c
10 K~entuck-76k
525 Alpha-l5A l5H Is l5b l5h
40 Belchsr -6A %
Is Confidence 90 81
1915 sierra Nevada-53 5h 5<
30 Utsn-lfN
Cs5 E~xchequer-l2 liz liz Ia b
20 Seq. Belcher-t6tss5
$50 Uverman-W 25k
og,5 J~ustice-lfa. l41 AZ IAN AZ b5
1895 succor-31 345c
2s5 Union-7I ~
1875 Julia-3s5c 30Oc 395, : Abb
1885 C~aledonia-Is 47oc 47ocb5 1850
ID Succor-3T
40 Ba.tImore.lK iloc II5c loo
900 Silver Hill-5s 5s . 50 81 50
As Challenge ib0c 1900 loo
c9b Dayton zoe Zoe
100 Union Con.-7s
1910 X. lslapd-30c S5c
1900 New York Con.-Jc Coo 55c
40 Dardanellcs--3
S Occidental IN
600 Alts-l2 III III III ii ll7sb5
30 American tlat-71c
100 kossuth -30o
1870 Woodville-lk l45c I3oc li0c l35c
40 Lady Washington-3locsSO 3l0c 3l5o
80 Wells Fargo-y0c 95c voc
90 Wells Fargo-l
AIS Andes-l0jc |
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-11

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR TEA SETS, at HAS
KELL'S. septltf
BAR GLASSES, Goblets, Tumblers, etc. at
HASKELL'S sept9-tf
FINE wool mattresses. $40, at HASKELL'S.
sept9-f
You can buy Of Ennis. at tho Little Store
Around the Corner" or out Of his Washoe
canary wagon. choice peaches. grapes, pluus
Bartlett pears or green cages, all three
pounds FOR so cents. All other fruit in pro-
portion. A choice assortment received daily:
also choice ranch butter twice q week.
soptI-tf
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as NOodIand.

WOODLAND, Cal, Oct. 10.
AT 5 O'Clock this morning the Cali
foruia Pacific Railroad freight and
passenger house was totally destroyed
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o REPORT.


0An J
San FaASorsoo. 0eto Der 10.
y.formal Board.-lO;A0 A. n.
Caledopis-4Dc
Opbir-lsA
Savage-o9
Bullion-lS
California-3
Con. Virginia-33k
Exchequer- ilA
Justice-l4A
Best j Belcher-23I
Gould x Curry-ll%
Hale 4 Norcross-7x
Alta-l2A
Sierra N svada-5S
Julia-3S5c
Grand Prizs-20
Alpha-l5Ss
E~avajo-2aoc
Utsh-l5
Alta-l2K -,
yellow Jscket-lIT
Eureka Con-
gr~ojan-l95c
Epoosnent-3Dc
Argenta-3l5c
Oyerman-25hb
e. Cbariot-Asssssment Soc levied
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100 y.adov yallex-tr 20,
~ RAYMOND 4 lily lOA lO1
$40 Aips-2 100
40 .Jackson-7% 7 sH
40 Fldorado S~outh-2X
10 L.opard-l35c I40c IS0c
40 gila-liQc
40 Alps-ls0c
10 Northern Belle-20
leD Hussey-5Oc SIC b0c
$40 he \ rees-IsDc loo
10 Nanbsttan~I2
10 Cen. Tboma.-2c
40 Uussny-HOc
7I5 Grand prire-2H 20a 20LbI5
,7aO Arrenta- 3O5c 3
'7s5 Nayajo-2g5c 2I casa
iaO Endoyuent-3
40 Ipdeperd encs-lL l4oc
100 silver Prile-l
30 Independenee-ltO c
100 Uornet -3Oc iOc
400 South Navajo 30
iOO Combinnticn-35c
zoo pawneo-;So
100 Panther-l
90 Belle Isle-9,c
Zoo Mansfold--Dc $50
1000 Modoc-I,0c
aN Coso Top.-lOc
20 N. Coso-llOc
4D Rodio-lL
iO Becbtel -2L
1910 Leeds-ZOc ~ o. 2sOc
iya5 Wsrd-iE 1 Iioc lojc
OI5 Iey,a,hnn- 30c SIC
so Erand Prize West l2oc
M SANNf
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Informal Board-2:e5 r. n.

Jusfice-l4H
Exchequer-l2 I2ls 1873 l21sb5
Sierra N~evada-5A
could * Curry-ilZ
Bullion-l3 ia l2&
Beet 4 Belcher-23s
Benton-loOc loo
Crown Point -5|s % b
Ophir-lss
Begcher-6H
savage-s2
Choliar-S
Caledonia &60c fOc ~
California S2A
M~exicsn-l24
Alta-uS ia
Ward-li0c
Argsnta-3l0c 35c
Modoc-lA
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-16
TIE DISPUTED GOyERNORsHIPs
A Greatly strengthened BELIEF that Nichols
and Hampton viii be Recognized.

WASHINGTON March 15.-No Southcrncr
here cntcrtains doubt that Hayes Intends TO
remove tho Federal troops from the State
Houses I'm Columbia and New Orleans within
fortnight. Representative Southern men have
been calling at the White House all day. Lamar
and Gordon this evening; Pinchback and Penn
of Louisiana this morning. and others equally
well known. All went away with the same
impression. Pinchback discussed the situa-
ton at length with Hayes. told him that
Nichols had the support OF all the Demo-
crats OF the State and respectable
share OF the Republicans, while Packard
had nothing at his back but the troops, and it
would be an act of cruelty to the coored race
itself to nttcmpt to- roinstnte him In the position
and authority that he claimed AT the close of Il
long conversation, Hayes tntlmntcd TO Pinch
stand that the Federal power could not longer
be- used to support him in his pretensions.
Hayes was 80 explicit. 50 dehn'tr IN his deter
started Tor New 6rlcnns 10 be in at the crush.
and assume control Of the Republican party in
Louisiana when Packard goes TO the wall. War
moth goc- down to-morrow on not unlike
crrand. J.. r. Eustis started this evening. and
it is plain that all the l.ouisianinns here most
Of all Kellogg. focl that the lght Is over. and
that Nichols has won.
What Is truc - Louisiana Is equally true. cf
South Carolina and the SOutherncrs who whit
10 the hitr>lioGs. today rcturnci with mi
form account OF Hay - determination. II is
said this evening that dospatrhes have boon
sont to-day to Hampton and Nichols asking for
written guarantees of tl"r ability to keep the
peace. These will stau from Columbia and
New Orleans th!s evening, and on their arrival
here. the Senate having adjourned. 1t IL cxprct-
cd tiiat the order directing th" troops To retire
will he given ON SUNDAY or Mlhlay nsNt.
In spit Of the certainty viii N we'll informed
mon feet in regard To- liayes- intention. 1t Is Il
curious clrcumstancc that no Il. 'lsivn has y #
been reached hy his Cabinet. nor has The South.
crn question boon dis 'ussrd in detail at any
Cabinet meeting. S'hur1 Key, and Thompson
make no sr'rtt of their own feelugs Int tie
Cabinet as - Cabinet. has said nothing. a SEE
rotary. who's ppriiohu makes him UNUSUAL,
/ interest a ir tMr decision when il com p, suit
/ this cVrnine that Hayes hal not yet reached
formal or final decision. He was not likely I,
J for "A Wnuk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-16
MOTHER .iG.fINsT DIUGHTER.
Suits and Allegations of Conspiracy In the
Nc,id.r Family OF Astoria.

Mrs. Nancy Vcddcr, - years Of age Of
Astoria. las suel Ms. Susan q. Ncgmilye. her
Youngest ehild formoney rrmit' Il L. hrrwhirh
she says was taken by her dauShiorand oppll Il
9, her own use. The clsl WAS before Judge
Lawrence yesterday IN a motion on behalf of
Mrs. Ncrmilyc to stay all prorec Ins-. She
say. that her mother requires constant .uf" ana
attention. and that she gNYe her rlu-id'rhhir
sums of money. and thnt after She WIS married
o. Mir Ncrmilye hos brother. MguS Il. Nelirr.
and William II. I n Ey,s, her hrol; r. n-lgw,
run-Iirod together To- take tn" mother tp MI.
Nra isr's homo. On pr"tsncf of u Visit. t. pre-.
won't her from making further gifts. Inc old
lady. Mrs. N"rmilNn SAYS hy T. 'a~ % ol slekn '~~
aui wnlen - Of mimi H. unah 80 nanug" h,r
own hu-iu.-s and uvcr- further that this suit is
not realty her muthcr'- hu' that OF these cUn-
sllratlr, ~ silr styles tllrnl.
On j. half of Mr-7lS. Ncid'r nri Ton Iy'k,
Dr. Meredith Cym'r ma h'- an i.Nt TINT Mr-.
Ncdior is not mentally disou-rd, un that ief a
l. .r-pn of her a..' 9hf i, intiil- M. ana hc
thmhs fully yallr t. tax clrr oi IroEr'{'
Mr.. Ten Eyck make atlldayit5 denying tne
clarg -,
Ju'lgc Iawrcncn denied the application. hold
ius tuat the charges ARE di-VroNad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-16
TIE OHIO SEN.ITORsHIP.
Mr.. Stanley Matthews Nominated In the Re-
publican Joint Caucus.

COLUMBUS, March 15.-The joint caucus OF
Republicans To nominate n candidaia for United
St1tes Senator h succeed John sherman to-
night nominated Stanley Matthews. In the day
the fight greatly intensified and Tafts friends
boastcd that their candidate would certainly BE-
the winner Matthcws's letters to Chamber
lain and Packard were made the toxt FOR
n combined onslaught on him AMI a telegram
from Edwin Cowlrs the editor of the Cl've-
land Leader. pronoIncing him in sympathy
with the White Leaguers Of the South,
was circulated. All this was intended 70 help
Taft, hut when the vote was taken IL
was apparent that his adherent- were first 10
break ranks. while the Garfield iuhuHu 'e.
witch had Rowland for lis representative. stood
frn throughout. Matthew's name was pre-
r ntHl in ,nu .u- ly uHinr Bat'- ut Cincinnati.
Tif'- 10y : .nutor Johnston of Youngstown,
Surliuhur'"r'- 10y Represent tive Ogl'N of
Sprincn ld. lioNlHnN, hy ltrpro~ 'nt1tiNe Dnu-
can of Mount Gioal, and Lawrence ,y y, "ir'-
sentative Dow Of Logan oNuntv. No other
nanos were presented Tho ir-t ballot stood;
Mithcv,, ~ iiowani. 50, Tln, y. sAel!lharser o.
second Bsilnt--Na,,hcws. 81, Iiovlani. ~, TAFT :
Sirlthar.cr. :, llwfrnen. ..
Mini Ballot Ni'th,w-, -, Rowland, -. Tan, >,
sh' h'iAhlrsnr,7 Lawrence. l.
This gave Matthew'S hare majority. Tho re-
salt. however. was + 'riVrl with loud chc'r-
and Mutthrw@s nomination was at once made
unanimous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-16
An EXTRA SESSION.
The Cabinet Deciding that the New Congress
shall Assemble In june.

WASHINGTON, March 15.--As far the con-
ference and consultation necessary to put the
Administration in motion. and familiarlze the
Secretaries with the general policy and inten-
tons OF their chief have occupied the time Mt
Cabinet meetings to the exclusion of pretty
much everything else. To-day. for instance.
the meeting was largely devoted to n
discussion Of tho changes necessary in
the staff OF the several departments, and
tho rules which should be used in
making new appointments and revising old
ones. Neither foreign appointments. the ap-
pontmont of an Associate Justice, nor other
important matters. were discussed in detail.
The appointment to the Supreme Bench was
discussed to-day by the President with gentle
man calling on him. and the indications point
to the appointment Of southern man. Another
topic discussed to-day WIS the extra session
and the Cabinet came pretty unanimously to tho
much as they were anxious 10 escape II. Dcvcns
supported the Advocate Generals opinion pub.
lished yesterday, which was rcgd with one OF
his own taking the same ground and reasoning
from somewhat broader premises. No one
cares 10 assume the responsibility of
proceeding and in time Of peace. to pay
the army without due warrant of law Even
tho Southern Senators. while ns anxious as any
60 get along without an extra session, expressed
themselves ut nm Informal conference yesterday
evening ~ unwilling to countenancn such II
stop. At the Cabinet meeting to-day Hayes ex-
pressed himself. on the whole. Of the opinion
that an extra session was necessary, AMI one
will prohalflv b. called in the month Of June.
somewhere from the let to the 1jlh.