Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-11-28
Telegraphic Paragraphs.

NAohuoy "Cie WItuCSotu Will luteuSc
interest by crowd of spectators who
filled the galleries and occupied all
the available space on the floor of the
chamber. Patterson and Conover
both explained their reasons for voting
with the Democrats in very plausible
speeches. The session continued
during tire night, vote on the
main question being prevented by
filibustering ON the part of the Re {.
publicans, until 4 P. NJ. yesterday,
when by a vote of 80 to 81 the Elec-
tions committee was discharged from
further consideration of NJ. c. But
ler's credentials. Buffers credentials
will have to lay over one day.
1t is reported that Senator Stanley
Mathews has had an interview With
the President and urged upon him a
change Of his Southern policy.
The Mexican forces Urdeted to the
Rio Grande are not to repel the
United States troops, but to c1-ope-
rate with them in keeping peace be-
tween the two countries.
The captured Nez Perces, includ-
ing Chief Joseph, are confined in the
military prison at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, until reservation in the In
dian territory is prepared for them.
On Thursday last band of Indi-
ans captured the Bismarck stage, ran
sacked the mail bags and killed two
horses. The passengers escaped.
Francis L. CORDOBA, ex-State Treas
urer, convicted of conspiracy to de-
fraud the State; Congressman Sma.ls,
convicted of accepting bride while
member of the State Legislature,
and L. Cass Carpenter, newspaper
proprietor, convicted of forgery, were
all sentenced at Columbia, South
Carolina, Monday, to various fines
and terms in the State penitentiary.
In response to numerous kilograms
Senator Sharon replies that it will be
impossible for him to leave his bust
ness for Washington before the Goth
OF December.
The floods in Virginia have done
immense damage. Bridges have been
swept away, railroads submerged,
goods destroyed and farms and towns
inundated. The floods were greater
than those of 1870
The great national baby show
opened in New York Monday. Three
hundred and fifty Young Americas
are on exhibition,
The United States man-of-war HUI
ron was wrecked Oft the coast of
North Carolina Saturday. and out of
a crew of 1874 only "a were saved.
Mrs. George H. Thompson, sister
of Senator Sargent of California,
committed suicide in Lowell, Massa-
chusetts, Saturday.
General Grant will 90 from Athens
to Alexandria and California.
Bishop Marvin of the Methodist
Episcopal church died in St. Louis
Monday.
President MacMahon Will ask the
Senate to dissolve the Chamber of
Deputies, and it is thought the Sem
ate will consent.
A conspiracy to murder the Presi
dent of Guatemala and his advisers
was discovered November LIST, and
was followed by the execution of
seventeen of the leaders.
A fearful gale ragged around the
British isles Saturday night, attended
with considerable loss of shipping.
| The Sultan has expressed his in
tenti,n of treating for peace solely
with the Gar.
The Montenegrins have captured
the two forts commanding the port
of Spizza.
The Bank of Valparaiso has failed
A revolution has broken out il
Ecuador.
New YORK recently had Chinese
scare which will likely result in con
vinclng the people there that thu
presence of Mongolians is not desira
BILE. Leprosy was reported among
, the Chinese, and the newspaper re
, Dorters disclosed a CHASTITY state q