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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-22


CoHN's Mammoth Clothing and Dry
Goods Emporium, at the old stand on
Main street, opposite Meadow Valley
street, has again opened with new and
well selected stock Of goods pertaining to
a first-class establishment. Everything
new, nobby and stylish. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every instance. Call at the
old stand, where goods are sold at bot
tom prices. HENRY COIN,
y Main st. opposite Meadow Valley st.
IAN now receiving shipments Of New
Crop Japan Teas; also China teas. My
stock includes tea at from 50c. to 81
per ID. L. G. PoUJApE.
LADIES, do you want to buy goods
cheap for cash-go to j. Myers Il Bro. =
EVERYBODY chews the celebrated
Golden Thread fnecut tobacco at
Krause's. If
If you want bargains in the dry-goods
line, go to j. Meyers & Bro.
j. MYERS & Bro. are selling shoes at
Duh TuuCloCO COats
FoB fine Key West Havanas at 121a
cts. 90 to Krause's. Domestics, 3 and 4
for IS OTIS. *
STYLISH Business Suits at Clute's for
ST.. so to $22.50.
TEA, 50c. per b, and upwards, at Pou-
iade's.
MINERS call ut Clutes for your sup
plies.
Go TO Clute's for Brilliant Coal Oil.
ALEXIS Shoes at Clutes.
FINE Chicago Confectionery, Station
DRY. Cutlery and Circulating Library
at Krauss's. tt
Go TO Clute's for fine groceries.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-22

Lyon County Times: VS. have heard
from one who ought to know, that re
duction of fifty cents day has beer
made in the wages of all eight-hour mel
employed ct the Bacon, Trench and DC
cdental mills.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE EASTERN WAR.
Mehemet Ais Victory.
A NEW JERSEY TOWN BURNED,
More Trouble on the Rio Grande.
san FRANCISCO WORkINGMEN.
Incendiary Anti-Chinese Speeches.
A NEW JERSEY TOWN BURNED,
More Trouble on the Rio Grande
san FRANCISCO wORKINGMEy
Incendiary Anti-Chinese Speeches.
Tie Grand Lodge

BALTIMORE. Sept. 22.-SiNth day OF the
Grand Lodge, l. .. o. +. Lodge met at ntne
O'Clock.
TIE committee on resolutions on the death
Of VIM. Ellison. L. u. X. OF Massachusetts
reported resolutions cumulative of the q nj
ntnt services OF that Il iStingu'S shed mem Der
Of the order, and expressing sympathy with
hrs hereayed friends. a feeling eulOgy was
delivered by Representative Glenn. OF Gepr-
GiH, when the resolutions were adopted
unanimously.
Memorials were presented OF the following
deceased memberS.-H. VI. Gum. 81 MasSa-
chuseits. 10y representative Wellington. NJ
q. lslehart. OF Illinois, by RapreSeutativ We
IlchnOr; Wm. Butcher. OF MiSsisSippi. hy
Representative Barron; y. J. OsgOod. OF y W
Hampshire, by Representative kidd-r, II
A. Manchester, OF Rhode Island, by K pre-
sentative Miller.
Ii was resolved that 10 required four rthS
OF all members whose credentials nave been
approved To change the written work.
Grand Secretary X dgely gave notice that
Ills Increasing lnnrmit:eS wOuld compel him
10 ouer his resignation at the next session.
Inc Grand Lodge determined. by vote Of
~ yeas TO II nays, 10 meet in 1855 at Austin.
Texas.
The appeal OF Henry Ash, from the action
OF the Grand Lodge Of New York, was sus-
tanned. The bylaws were amended, prO-
viding for the appointment OF a committee
on printing and supp les before the dual ad-
Journment al each session, the Grand Secre-
tary and Treasurer 10 be eco ticl1 mem 0ers
of The committee,
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TIE Presidents Southern Tour.

ATKNONyILLE-TAE PRESIDENTS SPEECH
President Hayes and party were met at
Knoxville by enthusiastic dem pnstratious
OF welcome, and was escorted by a process
sion to the hotel. where the a idress OF well
come was delivered by Rev. Tnomls W.
Humes. The President IN his reply said
This multitude has assem- blet 10 show re-
81 ect TO the Office of Chief Magistrate of the
country and 10 exhibit its patriotism TO the
nation. TO the laws, and TO the Constitution.
"A VOice.-"Hurrah Tor TIldeu."l They eX
Ftct also to show their attachment TO free
dom OF speech, OF which We nave examples
from time 10 time, laughter AMI app auSe. !
and, my friends, * adds INN enSeIv TO the
katisit cjlon or this meeting To know that ir
Is an assembly Of mel OF both parties and
veiersns>of butn armies and citizens OF ali
races fApplsuSe.i Such an assembly meet
log a. You do W tn the utmost cool feel ~
and friendship towards each Other is pro Df
Lnat The general course of the a6miniStrt alton.
IL not Z q general intent. the general pu pose
OF The administration in reg ard 10 the paci f.
cation OF the whole Countrs, Is here heartily
approved. Aud, my friends, why should W.
lot approve a. policy which seeks a speedy
TesJOTa ION o. national harmony? Il we
regard business, II We regard Commercial
interests and all other important iuiereS. 3
are not they hest promoted h friendship. o.
peace IN behalf Cf The uatio isi gnyernm 1T
ara State government peace bStw 1ea the
different classes in promotion of eat -roTise.
or development or progress ant nap
Iiness il every department of lre?
My frleuUSr have been during the .aSt two
htSsNS - iftti stItiS upon LIiS general dis
cuSslon without special preparation thar
cannot but lcpeat The same ia SabStauc-.
from place To place; aIi fad The fe -lisg and
perSO al opinion of the people ever ywuerc
30 similar upon this subject mat thar. i no
occasion for change of topic even n t. were
possible 10 do SO. When a committee comes
10 me of wOrbingmen I AN glad 70 re- i've
them; If committee of cDlDTei 10 an h ave
the same feeling for them: IL democrats [
give ihe same attention tn them. aud with
fepunllcahs It is the same for m. believe
that The government of the United States
ought 10 regard alike the rights and ints rests
OF ali sections OF the country, ana that The
state government, as well as the natiOaal
government; should regard alike equally the
int rests of all races OF men.
AT the conclusion of he speeches a pablo
recf ption was held in the hotel parlOr,, last
ing until two o'clock, when the President
and party visited the Opera House. where
The pupils of the city schools were assembled
Returning TO the hotel the presidential suite
and invited guests dined, and after a brief
rest entered carriages AID were driven to
points of interest. The presidential party
left ON the 10 O'Clock train for Atlanta, and
will return Saturday night 10 Knoxville and
pass the Sabbath.
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ATOwN In ASHES.
Great Fire I'm keN port. New IerseY

MATAwAN, n. J., Sept. 22.-At IL o'clock
last night flames were discovered issuing
from the rear Of a butcher shop at the foot or
Broad street, Keyport. a strong west wind
from the bay was blowing, and the fire ex-
tended 10 the buildings ad Joining, and spread
with great rapidity toward Front street,
sweeping everything before it. The town is
without fire apparatus of any sort, and all
attempts tn check the flames by means OF
buckets were ussvailiug. In an hour IL had
reached Front street, and binding after
building was enveloped in flames for a
square 10 the south. The flames then crossed
Front street 70 The Atlantic hotel, and, the
wind changing, a. this point the fire retraced
It's course; sweeping all on the east side of
Front street, back to Broad street, destroying
Mckenny's drug store and the Episcopal
church, and recrOssed Front street 10 the
Mansion House, entirely destroying that
large building. The Franklin il the only
hoiel saved. The entire business portion Of
the town is in ashes, including over 10 build =
ings. The Matawan fire department was on
hand, and did everything possible 10 arres,
the flames. Goods were piled i'm the streets
and protected by company q, state militia
The loss is estimated at S200, 000-insurance
unknown.
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Sleeping Car Case Decided.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. % In tue suit of
r. ii. Paine et al. VS.. the Pullman Southern
Car Company, arising out of the consolida
tlon OF the Southern Sleeping Car Company
IN 1872, Chancellor Bruce yesterday decided
tue law in favor OF the Pullman Company,
ont upon technicallty in the form OF pre-,
senting accounts for repairing cars be ordered
me release OF the attached dividends and
stock held as collateral by the Pullman Com
pshy. A petition has been made for q re
hearing upon the question of accounts. The
Gaze Will no doubt 60 TO the court OF app sals
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OUR MEXICAN NEIGH BORIS.
Refusal 90 ENtradite the Rio Grauda
CITY Raiders.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 2l.-Colonei
Price, al Fort Brown, reports that Judge
Russell, now holding court at EiinbIrg.
made several efforts for the rendition OF the
five murderers held In M8tamOros, without
success. He Will make another demand
rom Edinburgh. Governor Hubbard Jel o
graphs the general commanding as folio rs
Judge Russell says that Cauales AMI the
whole regime have res gued, and that We eau
-xtrsdite no more criminals" Ii will %
cen by this that all mOisra measures ar.
Exhausted How a collision cNn lie ayoide 4
is not well understood by the military an
thOrities. Lieatenant Bulls is after some
cattle thieves, who are reported 10 have
crossed over with a hundred head OF stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

SAD DOWNFALL OF A son OF AN Ex-
CoNGRESshAN.-A special dispatch to the
Cincinnati Enquirer from Pittsburg, Pa.
September IL; says: This evening thirteen
prisoners were brought In from Erie. One OF
Them, who Is to serve term in the peniten-
tary for one year for false pretenses, as
sumed the alias of Charles Neagley, but was
discovered, when he reached mere, to be
Clifford Negley, son Of General James E.
Negley. eX-Congressman from this district
Young Negley was always wild and drunken.
Some months ago he left home entirely, and
has been "on the beat ever since At Erie
he acted as bogus detective, and swindIed
Mrs Hall, bawdy house keeper out OF d We
dollars as license for selling liquor. When
he Was sentenced In Erie this morning the
judge said that this was very gross offense,
and one that should be very severely dealt
with; but in consideration OF the prisoner
being respectfully connected, and the ofrense,
as far as the court had knowledge, being hi
first, he should infiict the highest penalty,
with the hope that inasmuch as he was yet a
young man his lnieDce would be the means
OF working his reformation. He was SEN
fenced TO pay fine OF S2S and the costs of
the court, and be imprisoned IN the peniten-
Uary for one year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2l.-A largely at
tended mass meeting of unem ployed work
ingmen was held at Union hail tonight.
The speeches were OF the most inceudiary
character. The speakers bitterly inveighsd
against the Chinese, and proposed that the
workingmen should organize, arm and put
themselves In a position to enforce their de-
mands for the exclusion OF the Chinese from
the country, despite the meuac ~ OF the com
mittee OF safety, the police and the militia
An open air mass meeting was called for
Sunday, the sd instant, and IL is proposed
10 haN q street parade OF unemployed work
ingmen al an early date.
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The Labor Party.

BOSTON, Sept. Pc. M. Chamberlain,
chairman OF the labor reform State Central
Comm ttee, has resigned the Craftsmanship
and membership. He advises that sections
of the workingmen's party be formed by the
labor reformers and workingmen; that thew
affiliate with the natural organization aud
choose delegates 10 the convention OF thai
party TO be held In Boston, October 4, and in
all other ways assist that Organization.
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A Steamer burned M Sea

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Steamer Amer
lean, from Baltimore, arrived at Liverpool
yesterday, bringing part OF the crew Of the
steamer Diego, from New York, Septemb Der
ISL, Tor Liverpool, which was burned at sea
ana abandoned on the sth instant, in latitude
80 north. AT the time OF abandonment the
Diego was breaking in two. The crew were
rescued by the bark Arklow, from st. Johns,
n. r, for Dublin, and part of them were
transferred to the steamer American on the
18th instant
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cure a monopoly control on the Canadian
side, but II is safe To say that no money cOa-
siderst on, or other consideration, viii ever
induce that government 10 sell out the rights
OF the people TO the free enjoyme NJ OF the
wonderful view. e. s y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

A NEW VIEW OF THE PoLICY-A tele-
gram from UrbaDa, Ohio, to the Cincinnati
Enquirer, dated 18th instant, contains this
statement: "Hon. q. w. Carter, an unrecon-
structed rebel colonel, spoke here tonight,
mingling closely eulogles OF Hayes, the
negroes OF the south, and she republican
party. He takes new view OF the southern
policy, and claims II as q legitimate result
OF the republican policy as followed siuce the
close of the W0ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

ew York Weekly BssE Statement
NV YORK. Sept .2-Tn- flliONtn - TIE
Neetlv rank stalcmeut.-r Loans -frrressa
elei ,sVo Spccie--.iecrea~n. ~Eys 1m Isgal-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81 5ql sol DEPOSITS fe-
crease, - - 50. 4 rrrulafia,, srlfr ase
sEi"oo. heserve-decrssse. - .55 .a-5.
The Markets
b.LIsoht. e~Pi- = -NirEi.ts sixe.. Ga n.
s-rir- a. rte Carniias stN~s. Of y i. -
tie O. uas. sGsuf ca "a D. ~, I0t. q ...
hs1TisoEk. Ssr- 2 -sksrtlf a a. -..,-fal fns
nA Your quiet, -f--fv 40 unr6a - go.
southern quiet ard q, ady. western 80 80 -
q, Livery ci-ef ard iiEh~r futures arra-- ~ i~-o
-, gid O. prine. ] t'al IS. Do aub = 7 sal 40
Q. Nhifc. sal a. re-t-ru- steAnle -. az; a.
No vlnter red, 81 .. 81. Sersuh-r. IS. .icfo.
b.r, NAL y, hoyembe n. Corn, -outb@rn
White trnl, loo ess'er, SO "A ant n-m-
s'nthe-b Nhi =, 40. 30. yellow. 81 80. ucst IN
nires, spot. So. S-rfemNer. so: ncf bsr. a..
N,Frh-r. So -tesm. Y. &. Dat. stead and fru,-
scuthern, N2aS-, w@-tern white. Is a. u,is.f s2Ags
ave dull, etsss Hay So and nc 80 - PRO
isehs hrHer Tut not guotzhtY hiEhrr. Butter
'h,lc+ Ne~'ern scttfe "a ffu. sag pa-rslrum
rude, 49,. r -daci. IfH IA. -,
ssAeo On q easier but Rot al fahly lover Mnisgv
nrm. u heceEis-Elanr. $50. ~t.at. - Rai
s1yGe corn. a. Snl.
NEw f0RE, Scot 2, -Stoot. hich.r. Money. r.
Gold, HIS hret anr- bns, tSa,t, short. sc Gov
errments Siace -asi.r.
NEw ioEK. relt. 2a-Flour gurrt qua M
chang 4. ~h-s' sshsie better Corn derliuiuC
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PURSUING INDIANs.-A dispatch from
Capt. Upper under date OF lith inst. sa %
he pursued the Indians into the mountains
east OF Rio Tuelerosa river, New Mexico
ard killed twelve and took many capttyes
TIE Indians scattered in the mountains oya-
a large area of country. The Indians mus,
have suffered much, and abandoned a great
deal. An il FAINT yet alive was found thrown
away in its basket upon an open plain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

WHAT GENERAL MCCLELLAN SAYS
rom Boston 70 bis home at West Orange III.
j., yesterday called with several bro ninenf
Sillzens OF New York and New Jersey upon
tne central Stock Yard and AbAttoIr Com
pdny, Jersey City. To the congratulations
upon hls nomination for governor, his reply
wss tnet II was one OF the surprises OF his
life. IL was gathered from his rem rks that
~ VIII involve the sacrifice OF important bus
lness enterprises for him TO accept the nomi-
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

FATAL AFFRAY ON THE CdEsAPEAKE
AND OHIo CANAL.-Last Wednesday au az
nay occurred on the chesapeake aud Ohio
canal, which resulted in the killing of a col
ored man named Robert Lake. It Is stated
that two canal boats collided, causing a war
OF words between the crews, folio we'd by a
volley OF stones one of the stones striking
Lake on the head, infiicting an Injury from
which he died in a few hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

The GALLows.-John Rhodes, colored
was hung at New Castle, Del, yesterday, for
Inc murder of James Temple, also colore l.
The murder was com mitted on the pa of
April last, and was inspired by jealousy
caused by the attentions OF Temple to a col
ored woman with whom Rhodes had been
living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

VIM NJ, TWEED continued his disclosures
yesterday OF the frauds aud corn ptiou mar
pervaded every transaction with which he
was connected during MS connection with
tne government OF New York city Gould
and Fisk made him a stocllholier of tbe
Erie railroad in payment for obtain
ing an injunction against Vanderbilt in
ls9, granted TO him as a matter OF friend :
snip by Judge Barnard. The New York
Printing Company, OF which he was a MARI
ner, mad capital OF ten thousand dollars
and the dividends ranged from seventy 10
one hundred thousand dollars. Some one
hundred thousand dollars was spent ON fhe
legislature 10 carry, In 100, the tax levy. He
paid the following members of the senate 70
vote for IL: William II. Graham, Harping-
ing, Morris, Winslow, Wood and Bowen,
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CoLoRID TAxPAYERs.-There are one
hundred and eighty colored taxpayers in
Hartford county. Md, whose assessments
aggregate SIP 560, or an average of S62j
each. The largest sums assessed to single
individuals are IS, 3S and SO 500. The schoo,
tax paid by colored persons is approprj ltei
to the support Of colored schools.
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Over Issue OF Railroad StoeL

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-Tnird street ia
excited over the reported over issue OF two
delphia Passenger Railway Company. The
stock OF that company sold yesterday At 81 "a
per snare, out TO day IL tumbled down In
sic, and Is still on the decline. The raoort
is generally credited. iePoi'
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Mehemet Ais XIeearx YeSsar.l 4

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Sept. % Further in
Nlllsence concerning Mehemet Airs vic. DRY
yesterday states that he attacked the Russian
positions beyond the Bauica LBm. The
russians were intrenched in village along
the river. No official dispatch from Mehemei
A III has vet been nm hills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

THE SITUATION AT FALL RIvER.-Tne
Fall River cotton manufacturers are build
ing new mills, raising prices for their goods
above the market, aud talking Of short time
In order TO compass their greed. A greater
readiness 10 be content with small profits
and steady business would be better for them
and their Nork-people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

THE DANsER WILL CoNTEsT.-Tbe case
in which the will OF Miss Mary AZ. Danser
the daughter or Matthias Danser the New
York gambler millionaire, was contested nv
Smith j. Danser, the brother OF Mathias
and number OF cousins OF Miss Danser, has
between the parties Interested Under the
agreement all OF Miss Danser's personsI
legacles and requests 10 charitable or reIi-
slous oreanlzatons, amounting 70 about
1915 600, are 10 stand whilst the residnarv
osquest 10 Mr.. jeremiah, amounting 10
ABOUT the same sum, is declared void and rs
20 oe distributed among ali the next Kin
and heirs al law OF Miss Danser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

E|A collision on the western bound train
from New York occurred near II )ms, n. Y.
Three persons were killed and several badly
hurt.
~The mayor OF Augusta, Ga, has ap-
pointed q committee OF prominent citizens
10 wait on President Hayes and invite
him 10 visit that city on his southern tour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

A "SQUEEZE" IN WHEAT-There was n
decided "squeeze" yesterday In the Balti-
more and New York wheat markets. caused
by failure on the part OF grain merchants
10 get wheat to ill contracts for the latter
half OF September. But nine days more of
the month remains, and il Is stated there
Is not near enough wheat here aud on the
way 10 fill the orders which have been sold.
4 Bali Sun odd
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ICnafieG I'M


BUCHAREST, sept. 22.-General Ignatief
is 50 ffering from fever. He passed through
mere last Light 10 rejoin his family az kfef.
where he VIII remain until recalled by the
EmperOr.
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GRIEF CRAZEs WIDow.-Mrs. Thomas
Gafrey, employed In the Winchester arms
factory al New Haven, while Temporarily
insane from grief at the recent viole nj death
OF her husband, shot herself through the
lungs and will die. 0
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.-AccOrd-
lug TO the Potisville Pa Miner Journal,
the amount OF coal sent 10 market from the
Schuylkill region during the week ending
september - was is, 009 Joas, against 1902
tons for the corresponding week Of last year
an increase OF ~ ,S5I tons. For the year the
amount shipped has been 3, ss3 0s2 tons, against
2,443, Ia tons to the same time last year. an
Increase OF ,Z59 ,s65 tons. From all the regions
the amount OF anthracite pped during the
week was SS3 ga tons, and OF btu minous
- ,.12 tons, against f52 ,6I tons OF anthracite
and 15,so4 tons OF bituminous for the
corresponding week OF last year, a de-
crease OF 1900 tons OF anthracite, aud OF
80 ,lC2 tons OF bituminous. For the year the
shipments from all regions have been. An
thracite, l3,6Oi,4A tons, bituminOu ,. ia .192
iOns, against II SOS go tons OF anthracite, and
2,i52,3J0 tons OF bituminOuS TO the same time
last year, an Increase OF , Oi6 30 tons Of an
thracljGs and adecrease OF ~ SIS tons OF btu
miuOus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

sVDr. Goodwin, who prescribed mills M
lions and powders for the late James I.iek
has presented his little bill To toe estsre
mis- account amounting to - 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

WoRRINGMES's LYCEUMs in several
wards OF Baltimore last night nominated
Candidates for the city council and elected
delegates TO the legis iative district conyen-
lions 10 be held next Monday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22
secretary sherman nos a Candid.se
FOR u. d. Sen ae0r

INV Wv loRK, Sept. 22-Secretary Sherman
seiegraphs to the Evening Posf, over his wn
port that he says he will be a capdidate for
The U. 8. Senate. '''
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A Row IN SAhoA.-The Austria ian steam
er just arrived at San Francisco brlngs the
!UlloWlbg news from Samoa Directly after
The German m8n-Ot-war Augusta left for
sydney civil discussions broke out. X .bels
appeared openly with arms in their hands
and during The last month entrenched them
selves around A pia in strong position. There
they remained for some time without strik-
ing blow. On the l2th a strong force of the
kings party marched up to the rebel en-
ed. Farley was then held b-tween the chiefs
on either side. While IL was going on a sud
den fire was opened on the insurgents, of
whom between fifty and one hundred were
Killed. They resisted for some hours. In the
morning the rebels surrendered. The king
took away their arms and set them at her
~. Almost all the dead bodies were mu.f-
lated. The heads were cut of, and thu vic
tors bore them about on sticks for some days
now and the performing war dances around
them Many white men went to see the fl yht-
Ing. Stelnberger's party Is now the domi-
nant faction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-22

THERE WAS IN THE TREASURY on the
18th instant, In United States notes, sSI, 49,
6 81; national bank notes, S12, 46I, g96 81.
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Relief for yellow Fever SuHerers.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22-About $1,000 for
ferf andina has thus far been publicly sub
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REVENUE APPOINTMENTS - Peter l.
Brown has been appointed revenue store
eper and Jacob f. Vented gaUger for the
LIST district of Ohio.