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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-02

The Queens state saloon on the
Great Western railway in England is
made entirely of boiler plate, and so
lined anil padded that if the carriage
were to 60 over an embankment and
roll to the bottom, the chances are
that the occupants would escape un-
injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08

ENGINEERS on THE PHILADELPHIA AND READ
ING RAILROAD QUIT WORK.

ENGINEERS on THE PHILADELPHIA AND READ
ING RAILROAD QUIT WORK.
PHILADELPHIA, April I, 1871
Tho cndcavors OF tho Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company to brea. up the trade society rail-
road engineers called the Brotherhood havo at
length resulted In an open rupture with a
portion OF the employees oil the company.
strike OF tho engineers employed by tho company
began this afternoon at tho depot OF tho Germantown
and Morristown division of the Reading Railroad. Tho
trains OF this branch start from this end OF tho depot
at the OF Ninth and Green Streets in this city.
Tho trains very frequent intervals this
branch road and there always engineers on
hand preparing their engines to start There were
the usual number OF engineers on duty to-day. but
shortly after noon, whom the time came to despatch
way train, the engineer left his cab and refused to
work Tor the company until they should permit him
in the Brothcrnood--in snort, TO withdraw
the circular OF Manager wooten en- that subject All the
others the depot Immediately folbwcd SUI, and quit
thor engines a. once. Everything took place peace
ably and the striking engineers quietly lett tho depot.
anu crowd gathered. Tho ticket Office beslcged
with travellers ANXIOUS TO know what the effect would
be on tho time schedule OF the road but the officials
announced that tho trains would be run MS usual
NEW MIN IN CHARGE OF ENGINES
The HERALD reporter informed ut the office that
there arc thirty nvc engines on the Germantown and
Morrstown Branch. and that in case every engine
abandoned no delay would result, as every vacancy
would DO fllod o. once Several trains were dos.
patched from hero this afternoon IN charge OF the ire-
men, while others had newly eng get engineers
who had been waiting for substitutes.
Thus far there has boon very little delay III running
tho trains
EXTENT OF THE DETECTION.
Eight engineers and hftocn drcmen to-day formally
announced their decision to remain in the Brother
hood They received their discharge from the COM
pany. Six engineers on tho main line have also been
discharged.
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MEXICO.
DEPARTURE OF CoRTINA ron THE cAPIrAL--A
HAsCENr REVOLT NIppED.

DEPARTURE OF CoRTINA ron THE CAPITAL
HAscENT REVOLT NIpPED.
MATAMoRos, April Z. 1877
Tho Mexican war steamer Lbcrtad arrived at the
mouth Of the Rio Grandc yesterday with General Baiia
Garcia, commissioned by tho supreme government to
take General Cortna the city OF Mexico. General
Canalcs, who commands this city and who is Governor
OF the State Of Tamaulipas has not yet determined to
surrender Cortna to tho general government as he
neld under sentence Of death under tho State laws
Considerable excitement has been created by tho de.
mand OF tho general government for tho delivery Of
Cortna, and It believed that General CanaIes pcr
sists refusing to surrender him will preciptato
conflict bet ween tho State and federal authorities
The Libertad also brings intelligence from tho city
Of Mexico That the messenger arrested In the
the City Of Mexico ami Vera Cruz, his way 10
New York with important documents relating to
spiracy Tor the restoration OF lerd0 President
George Ainslic and that In addition 10 Senator VII.
lada, General Fucro, General Regulcs y Hernandez,
several other prominent persons arrested and I'm.
Re,ubiicdno announces that several pronuncamentos
had occurred Tin the interior OF the country against
General Diaz The Caro- Del .Norfc OF this city 10.
day commenting on the news brought by the Libertad
says that reaction against Daz has set In earnest
and that tho whole country will DO involved In
another revolution.
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ARREST OF A coLoRED FANATIC.

FORMIDABLE CONSPIRACY AGAINST wRIrBs N
GEoRoIA-ATrAcK ON POST oyYICg.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HKRALD.1
ATLANTA, Ga, April Z. 1871
A party OF men from Crawford. Ogicthorps county,
have been securing Atlanta for the past two days 10
search OF Luke johnson. the negro fanatic who In.
cited the bloody rio, in that village last week. They
succeeded In capturing him last night together with
three Of his confederatez
ATTACK IHB oYYIcE
lie says that his attempt TO get possession Of thu
Post 0nice vas occasoned by the fact that Mr.. Pace
the Postmaster In reading tho names or appolntccs "a
post Offices IN the South, read tho OF Lake John
son. for Crawford. Upon inquiry no WAS informed
that hts had been read out simply joke. lie
declined to believe this, however, thinking tho white
trying to cheat him out OF his rights, and
he made formal demand Tor tho office This bcug
refused he then persuaded his secret society assist
him in taking " by force lie denied that they had
cussing II when the AarsnaIs posse interrupted them
He says that his fired upon tho posse alter the
house had been lrcd upon. e reports that negro
was wounded. u fact not heretofore known.
DANGEROUS SPIRIT OF rue BLACKS.
Later developments show that The spirit OF this negro
club than suspected NJ first. II
had been nurscd up frantic fury, and there Is ttlo
rom doubt that terrible consequences would have
grown out OF 1t had the matter been checked by
posse Tho ringcadcrs all safely jailed aud will DO
tried regularly and the facts elected Inquiry OF Post
Office officials shows that johnson had not received the
appO tment postmaster.
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METHODIST CONFERENCES.
THE NEW ENGLAND PREACHERS ENDORSE PREsI-
DENT HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY.
inv rrY FapApr To THE ur1Arnl

THE NEW ENGLAND PREACHERS INDoRsE PREsr-
DENT HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LYNN, Mass, April I, ISL
Az tho New England Conference OF Melhodsts, now
In this city. the following declarations
unanimously adopted to-day
Frst-That tho warm and practical sympathy or this
Conference for the oppressed OF land is history
long standing and too outspoken need any
affirmation by US at the present time, and that
lcgalized slavery has been forever abolished IN
this our country feel equally desirous that they
deprived Of their rights and means Tor intellectual! and
moral culture, may have to them all tho rights
and privileges that their changed relations to the
try and their consequently Increased responsibility
imperatively demand Tor them.
Second That glad TO recognize In the inaugu.
address OF our present Chief Magistrate, and in
other words and acts OF his, clearly de-
lined purpose on his part so 10 administer
secure to all classes OF citizens the full
and FREQ exercise Of all their rights and privileges
aud VIC pledge TO him. IN the execution OF this pur-
pose, hearty sympathy and support; and We Will
earnestly pray that God may give 10 HIM and his nd
wisdom TO guide them In their important ana
dicut work; and we sincerely hopc that our too long
disturbed country may again enjoy OF good feel
ing peace aud prosperity.
This patriotic expression Of the Conference is a do
cdod rcbukc 10 the spirit expressed the resolutions
offered some days since by Rev. DR.. Mailieau. Of
which there has been much comment In the public
journals
The Frccdmcn's AID Society presented report do
tang account OF tho work which has been done at
tho South since its urganiZation in which $3.50 0C0
have been expended 10 help tho millions OF suffering
colorcd men. II was voted that tho next annual Con.
ference DO held In Wcslhcd, Mass.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
VISIT OF sIB EDWARD THORNTON TO LORD DUP
rEEIN-cANADIAN FISHERY CLAIMS AND BE-
CIPRoCAL FREE TRADE.
lnY rKIEGnApu To ruR uxnAxnl

FEEIN-cANADIAN FISHERY CLAIMS AND BE-
cIPRoCAL FREE TRADE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE uERaLDl
OTTAWA. April !, 1877
Sir Edward Thornton is now in Ottawa visiting tho
Governor General His mission is partly diplomatic
having reference TO the cxradton treaty fisheries and
other matters In which Canadian interests arc IN
voved. HIS consultations with Lord Dnncrin as the
representative OF the Queen expected DO OF no
ntile moment in shaping tho action OF the British
government with the United Statcs and IN dcermin.
ing questions growing out OF tho Washington treaty
that have long renamed unsettled.
FISHERY CLAIMS AND FREE TRADE
The Canadian government during the Lac; few years
have expended large Of money in collecting
statistics ana Information Tor The guidance Of their
representatives the Fishery Commission, and claim
have evidence that the compensation due from he
United States TO canada for difference In valLc VI
the privileges exchanged under that treaty Will
amount TO an aggregate OIL between two and three
million dollars
on tho other hand, the American Commissioner Is
expected TO produce evidcncc hat the amount OF
pcnsaton ought not Ia DC NOR than 5000, 600
There Is earnest desire on tho of the Canad-
aus Tor reciprocal trade and as part oi the measure
OF compromise, 1t IS evident they wiling 10 aban.
ST. 600, 600 provided all the cxisung restrictions on
commercial intercourse between tie two countries
shall be removed
the INSURANCE
The government Insurance bill passed 10 tn ird
reading IN the House last night. An amendment pro-
be for the sole benefit OF Canadian policy holders was
voted down by large majority.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DErARrMENr,
OFFICE or THE CHiKY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April ST. A. NJ.

WAR DErARrMENr,
OFFICE or THg CHiEY SIGNAL UYYrcER,y
WAsmixGToS April ST. A. NJ.
Indications
For New England cooler northeast to northwest
Winds rising barometer and clear iar weather. fol
lowed during the night by falling barometer, cloudy
and threatening weather.
For the Middle and lower lake region, increas-
Ing mort hcry castcrly winds and fair weather dur.
ing the morning, followed during tho afternoon or
evening By cloudy weather aud RAIN falling barometer
and no change In temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy weather and
heavy rain with increasing east to south winds, fall
ing barometer and slight rise In Temperature.
For the Gull States, areas OF ram, followed by
clearing weather in the western portions, variable
winds shifting to nertheriy and westerly, low but
slowly rising barometer and slight changes in TEN.
peraturc.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley generally cloudy
weather and rain with north winds and falling
barometer during the day.
For the upper lake region, cloudy cooler weather
and RAIN with northeast To northwest winds, and fall
irr followed by rising barometer
For the Upper Mississippi ana Lower Missouri val
icys rain, followed by clearing ana cooler weather,
northeast to northwest winds and low, but rising
barometer.
The Missouri River Will rise between Omaha and
Bonneville.
Cautionary signals continue at Indianola Galveston
New Orleans. Mobile st. Marks, Chicago. Milwaukee,
Grand Haven. and ordered Tor Jacksonville. Tybce
Island, savannah Charleston Wilmington Lookout,
Hat,cras, Krtty Hawk, Norfolk. Cape Henry. Cape
May, Atlantic CITY, Barnegat, sandy Hook and Smith
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LEGISLATIVE RAILWAY EXCURSION.

MASSACHUSETTS REPRESENTATIVES, LOOKING
yon WESTERN RAIL CONNECTIONS AND COAL
SUPPLY.
tDy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON, Pa, April :, 1877.
The joint special committee OF the Massachusetts
Legislature on tho Hoosac Tunnel and Troy aud Green
field Railroad TO examine through connections between
Boston apd the West, arrived Scranton this oven
ing. The committee left Boston yesterday morning,
and have examined tho Hoosac Tunnel and other
points Of interest along tho route. To-day they OK.
ahmed tho locality OF the new bridge for the Boston,
Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railway across tho Hud-
son River. Alter short stay IN Carbonate, at the
head OF the Lacknwannn Valley, they camo - Scran
ton. They will leave mere for Binghamton
evening and return TO Boston Thursday morning
Their trip Is expected to result iavorably TO tho
completion OF the long outlet from this val
ley for anthracite coal by way Of the proposed Boston,
Hoosac Tunnel and Western Railway.
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Mr. Stanneld. the American tenor, sings the r6ie
OF the Duke In "Rigoletto" at the Italiens.

OF the Duke In "Rigoletto" ut the ltaliens.
PATTI IN GREEE.
curious statement regarding the Patu-Caux
affair is given by the Vienna Frendenb,ait Aftcr
the little prma donaa's breach with the Marquis,
the Gear, says the journal In question: sent Count
Trepon to Nine. Patti, telling her to embrace the
Greek faith and become a Russian subject. She
could then marry Nicolnl, the tenor. as in Russia
divorce is easily obtained. Mere incompatibity,
without other reason, is said to be sufficient, pro-
vided there no children by the marriage. The
dtra is said to be seriously medtating this step.
DRAMATIC SUCCESSES
'Ees Exiles" is drawing largely at the Porte st.
Martin.
lie Professor pour Danes" one act comedy,
and "Les Charbonnlcres, one act opcretta, have
met with genuine success at the Varieties
THE COMING SALON.
Nearly seven thousand pictures have been sent
to the salon. one-thlrd only OF these have been ac-
cepted. The American artists have generally been
fortunate In getting their works accepted
nAnNocxBuRS ANCESTRY.
q
direct lincal descendant OF Robert Bruce.
BOOK NOTE.
NJ. De Fouvelle has just published an excellent
book on aerostation
The latest thing IN bonnet strings is making them
OF corlons Of flowers; they are coqueItsh, but In
convenient.
The cuirass is being substituted by the "centurc
dc grace, the ladies' carrying all their stiffness be-
hind, so that they literally stoop to conquer
The greatest novelty OF the season is the chame.
leon bouquet 1t bushes or turns pale ut every
variation Of the atmosphere. There is no difficulty
therefore, In detecting the airs put on by the
bearer; the HERALD weather prophet is not more I'M.
erring in the announcement OF impending storms
NOTED CHRISTIAN BROTHER.
The Very Rev. Frere Facile, formerly assistant
OF the Superior General OF the Christian Brothers,
who was the father Of the Christian Brothers OF
the United States and Canada died at Marscilles on
the I'd inst at the ripe age or seventy years.
He joined the order in 1916, and long labored in the
French prisons In 1s45 he quelled an insurrection
in the prison at Melen by sheer moral force When
he first went to America In 1s4s he found there
some forty members Of the Order. and those were
principally in Canada He continued to superln-
tend the schools in America until 1861, when he
was made assistant or the Superior General. On
account OF growing infrmity he resigned this post
In 1879, leaving 1000 members OF the teaching
order in the United States. During his mission,
which lasted quarter OF century, he crossed
the Atlantic thirty-four times. He was a man OF
the highest executive ability, and the author OF
several mathematical handbooks for the use OF the
schools
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
The following Americans registered at the Paris
Bureau OF the HERALD during the week.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Kane, Brooklyn, N. y.
Rev. J. J. Kane, Philadelphia.
Rev. A. 7. Peary, Philadelphia.
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THE NEWEST COMET.

1T IS SEEN SIMULTANEOUSLY on BOTH SIDES
OF THE OCEAN.
To rnE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The new comet discovered In Europe yesterday was
observed by me at three O'Clock this morning
ascension, twenty-five hours; dccnation north. SIX.
teen degrees. Il has snort wide TAIL just visible to
the naked eye, and is moving north very slowly.
LEWIS SWIFT.
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VOTING FOR A POSTMASTER
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

RICHMOND Va, April 7, 1877.
is on foot In this city hold election for
Postmaster, aud there somo assurances that tho
successful man will bc appointed by tho President.
Colonel W. w. Forbes and prominent republicans have
written the President asking him make appoint
ment in place OF Miss Van Low, whose torn has OK
pred, until this matter OF holding election In
tied by representatives OF tho parties II under
stood that all tho candidates for Posmasts rcpub-
liGana
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KILLED BY HIS NEPHEW.
FATAL TERMINATION or A FAMILY FErD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

81 TELEGEAPH TO THE HEKATD.
RICHMOND, Va, April 7. 1871
For about two months past there has been dim
Guilty growing out OF family matters, between Mr..
William Boyt and his uncle James Boyt, who reside
near Suffolk. Yesterday they both to Suffolk,
and on their way home the old man. James Boyt, who
was undcr the influence of liquor. made a dcspcr-
atc assault on the young man with knic
and chased him for some distance lie
about to ovcrtako HIM when tho young man turned
and, Is SAID in sedcience, struck the other heavy
blow with stick, breaking his skull and causing death
almost Instantly. CoroDer's jury returned a verdict
In accordance with the above facts Young Boyl
rendered himself TO tho authorities lilo lodged
In jail here and will be indicted, perhaps, Monday.
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TRENTON CITY ELECTION.
[pY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD

TRENTON, y. j., April :, 1917.
largo democratic mass meeting was held hero TO-
night TO ratfy the party nominations for city officers.
Speeches werc made BY Charles ". Jay, Colonel KIM
BALI Judge Naar aud Others rho democratic ticket is
headed by Daniel u. Bodinc FOR Mayor and tho re-
pnbcans by Professor Edward 4 Ellis Tor the same
oicc. The great popularity OF the latter gentleman Is
expected 10 overcome the democratic majority OF 200
IN the city, The election viii occur on Monday.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Henry Adams, OF Boston Is at tho Brovoort Fro
lessor Peter 5, Niche and Colonel Robert H. Hail, Of
West Point arc at tho Westminster. Fairman Rogers.
OF Philadelphia, is at tho AlbcmarIc. state senatos
John H. Sclkrcg, OF Ithaca Is nj the Grand Central
scm Boy, OF Cairo, is AT the Filth Avenue. Assembly,
man T. Is Cerc, OF Oswego, n. Y, at the 81. Denis
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TWENTY LOST CHILDREN.

Twenty children, ton male and ten female, woro
brought TO the Central oncc last night. They all
ssrays from home Seventeen ~ them wsro called for
hv thar parents
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EDWARD ID. BAssFoGD.


New York city.
Goons, china Crockery aud Glassware
Cutlery and Siivcrware Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Cten
siis, Woodenw and Reirigerators.
Prices m5rked down.
Prices marked down.
Il. n. BASSFOnD.
Corner stores, Cooper lnstitato
New York city.
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DIR. MUHLENBERG.

Dr. Muhlcnbcrg stll alive at two O'Clock thia
morning, but sinking rapidly. His physician doubtct
that he would survive ill noon to-day.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes in tho
temperature tor the past twentyiour hours. in
parson with tho CORES spending dato Of last year as
indicated by the thermometer al Hudnutis pharmacy
urpAfp Bulldpr:-
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LIFE is IN JEOPARDY AS LONG AS VIOLENT
cough cold unchecked Remember this and
time in resorng to hALEs IioSkY or 1oRxRouSD
TAR, the only certain cure.
IlKE's rooriiAcur pRoPs cure in one minute
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A-DON'T SELL YOUR CAsT-OFF CLOTHING
until you send for cAdERON. i72 fridge st.. Brooklyn.
ALL RUPTURED SUFFERERS FIND IMMEDIATE
relief aud comfort from tho VICTOR Truss. vesey
Aston House. No nndcrstrap.
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A--0F ALL THE GEMS OF THE SEASON THAT
have been presented Tor public examination in the ~
grntieneIs HATS for this spring have
for stve excellence OF finish and faeness OF quail
~
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A.-RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSH'S RADt-
cuRK TRUSS Surgical appliances Of every description
No vesey st.. Astor House. CSo uptown brsuch.)
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BUMGAKUNEK'S
Old Virginia Mountain hand made RYK wHsKxv,
II. u. KIRK Co. ~ Fulton ST. and 7U9 broadway.
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DYEING AND CLEANING YORK DYE.
IIG AND PRINTING EsTABLisuMENr. staten Island.
York los aud los Picrrepont st.. Brooklyn 10 North
st., Phadeip hia Established Eftycigft yearA
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Average temperature ycsterday 70
Average temperature for corresponding date last
Observation-Disclosures. Az
1876. 49,,
Weekly average. .....................4l 81 a. L.
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A-DON'T SELL YOUR CAST-OFF CLOTHING
until you send tor CAMERON. IT. Bridge st.. Brooklyn
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PIPER-lI tIDsIECK.

This vino Is perfectly pure and contains about ten PCT
o uatur al spirit only.
Do not hsve other brands ,orccd upon you that pay
higher profit
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A-TURKIsH BATH, OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.
At AL hours also finest RUSSIAN VApoR BATHS No. West
oath ST. Try them Tor colds or ~ n luxury.
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DYSPEPSlA-AN UNEQCALI.ED DOMESTIC
remedy Tor Indigestion constipation nataicnee headache,
piles. SmARr's CoNcESrgArKD CniRcoAL FILLS. HART
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CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR PAIN.
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IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF DR. MUHLENBER0
By mail for Soc. taken Drc-mbcr isstj
LOCKWOOD. ~ Union square.
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ExERCisE.-J. WOODS GYMNASIUM, NO q
East 18th open day aud evening Boxing. Fencing,