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New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
HIGHWAY ROBBERY WITH VIOLENCE

Mrs. Eliza Lanelto of No. $50 East Fifty
second-st with lady friend and two children attended
wsllaek's Theater Monday night While they we're
on their way home, and walking through -Four
teenthst between Second and Thrdaves, Mrs LaneIto
was attacked by thieves one OF whom threw to
Ibe sidewalk and while the other held her down ran
sacked her poekets After taking Mrs. Laneltos watch
the highw aymen fed The screams Of the children and
Mrs Ianeitos companion attracted the attention OF
Oicer sheridan Of the Eighteenth Precinct aud as be
wa Fastening TO the spot VI the robbers ran INTO his
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
INVESTIGATION OF THE EAPHTHA EXPLOSION.

MANY ptlooto NlSlNNu tiiN SNNhN VI 'iN HHph
tina explosion the foot of West Forty hrstst yesIcr
day. but there nothing TO be seen beyond portion
OF chaed and several pieces OF barrels and tiu
bers floating in the river The bodies Of William smith,
the captain Of the hghter Charles Lnke, the mate and
Michael Kelly viewed yesterday by jury impan-
eled By Coroner Elinger. The Coroner afterward
granted tne necessary certificates Of burial The inquest
then adjourned until some future day give the Coroner
an opportunity collect the evidence. Ii
reported yesterday that the only that could give
n correct account OF tins fatal explosion was Rudolph
BenneT the engineer OF the metropolitan Gas Company
in charge al the time of the accident of the small
steam pump by which the naphtha was being discharged
from gher into the tanks Of the company The
naphtha had been flowing for ID or 20 minutes when the
explosion took place, apparently without the slightest
warning Dir. BrCuner was terribly burned, ana was
Suffering much from shock that Coroner Eilinger
unable 90 obtain any statement from him yesterday
afternoon. His deposition regarded Of much i'm
portance that efort will be made to learn his story
insI as soon mis- condition VIII permit.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
curco NurpnFrrRs sryTrNcED.

SAN FRANCIsco, May 29.-An 0rovilIc dis-
patch says Charles and John Slaughter, T. r. Roberta
and F. Conway, Chico murdercrs, who pleaded guilty to
murder In the second degree were yesterday sentenced
each 70 - years in the PeDtentary. T W sainmoaA,
,b s,nnd his trial was son,onced % - ears and
months IN the PeuitoIt!ary.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

tcn of butter and called the agents OF tho a
Line Yesterday and received from them premise 10 aou W
sueh facilities AZ we're needed for the trans
porta0 Of such pershabe products al
erafo FOR the storing Of bafer las just been
rs Bruadsi first Of its kind hilt IN tne sly
II has capacity 1000 packages OF
Kent All te,eatAre 4Io The ice box holds 2oV tohs ana
retIuiree replenis shrng only once In three montha
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

sun r.os.... 4:il sun sets.... I3 Spck -loWi -,
Moon tises 1850 Moon sDuhs 25I NOohsaf' '" ~
HIuH WATER IO-DAr-A ~
sandy Hook. 9.j3 GOV. Island 1910 Jttll bIte'''
' Hlau wArN9 To-DAY-P v. =.
sandy Hoos 10 l6 I,oy Island lOJ- Hell Uate... Ol9
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
GLOVE WITH Al 600 IN 1T.

Mrs. Tillotson, wife of the theatrical treas
urer and manager sent skirt to the laundry connected
with the st. omer Hotel where she and her husband
side She had forgotten that In one OF the pockets she
had left Kid glove which contained 1000 bill. When
the skirt was returned she remembered this little cir
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

Gen. Buffers familiarity with the Good Book
evinced by his pathetic allusion to Abrahams
tended sacrifice Of Isaac In his late Pitkin etterwi
astoish people but they should not forget that
General has recently enjoyed good dea! Of leisure
for profitable and pious reading
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

Some men never can take JOKE, M lMnSto
wa. an old doctor Who when asked "wat is good inr
tno.outoes p wrote back: How do you suppose can
tell unless / know what ails tDo Inoslultoi
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
pppsrpvvG RITTER AND CHEESE.

Messrs. ID. L. Manton. G. t. Gooch, and F. ID.
Horlion the sub committee appointed by the committee of
n rational Butter Cheese and Egg Association 10 visit The
for tho purpose Of making arrangements
ucoa Of refrigerator for tho ransports
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
INSTALLATION AT syw.BEpFoRD

wBEDFoRD, Mass, May 29.-The Rev.
c. r. j. installed tonight pastor OF the Pacific
Congregational Church. Tho Rev. II. NJ Scudder Of
Brooklyn preached the sermon.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

arms The prisoner gave the name of William van Wart
and sad be lived at No. IS PeTyst lie was arfaiRned
vessrav at the Fifty Street Police Court before
Justice Fammer. who committed him for ,llai wi.not
ball. and ium cdately sent the papers 70 the DS'oS
Attorney'S on1ce.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

cunstance but looked vauly in the pocket for the glove
or the money She then charged Sarah McCanyne,% % sfS
aundress and Lizzie Wilkinson. Chamberlain "sl
having stolen the money. They were arrested Dy
Officer Ruskin of the ThrteenthsL police and Locked up
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
COTlT OF APPEALS.

CALRNDAR-ALBANY. May 29.-The following is
the Court Of Appeals euGar for Wednesday, hay 30
Nos 20. Is, 3, 2G 81, -, -, and H.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
FLOWERS AND PLANTS AT GILMoRE's.

FLOWERS AND PLANTS AT GILMORES.
The exhibition of the New1ork Horticul-
tura Society," which was opened last evening at Gil
ores Garden excelS in many respects those previously
given by the society On either side OF the Garden near
the man entrance upon rows OF beautiful PINK
or red azaleas which look like miniature forest
funeral design OF flowers which attracted much at
tenton last evening. pillow OF ivy leaves cdgeh
with fine white flowers and delicate ferns from the top
OF the pillow a two feet high composed OF IVY
leaves with a wreath OF deep pink roses thrown over
the top; at the base of the recned white lamp
composed entirely of white pnks pair OF htte Whe
slippers made OF white pinks and lined with red rested
upon an exquisite little table OF cut flowers Ihs was
exhibited by j. g. BeachGmlS. gladiator, composed
o. tiny white pinks and fine lavender n0 NeS, tecneu
upgn "a massive bed OF ivy leaves.
Among the hardy plants exhibited was group or ca-
dulns by Mrs Elisha Brooke, the leaves OF whoh Wsre
like velvet OF dark green, with vivid bocdlrd lhes
group of plants OF mixed foliage. called the dTaefnna
sent bv Mrs Brooks. TOOK the rst premium DHihi
ful vase composed entirely Of foliage plants, rooted
with hp upnts all placed in rings, received uuch atteh
ton Happy Thought" geranium took The hrst pre-
MUM in It's class il tic exhibit oi MI fail mI'
Henderson jersey CITY had by r tie ntst CORRECTION
Of pansies exhibited including new variety perfectly
black one with immense yellow center iio anthuI-
inn GoAerzsrum exhibited by George Snch IS "a |ery
curious plant; has dark green and ylyid scarlet
leaves with spiral, red-spCtted stems. JhSEe vas a
large display OF forced fruits and vegetables ihs eT
bion will be open this afternoon, when concert VIII pe
ylN Npn.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

DISEASED COWS CONFINED IN FILTHY STABLES
FURNISHING MILK FOR NEw-YoRK AND BROOK
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease hat are anxious
be cured should try DIR. KISSNER'S CELEBRAT
Ed CONSUMPTIVE POWDERS These powders
the only pre- paraton known that will cure CON.
SUMPTION and all diseases of the THROAT AND
LUNGS-Indeed, so strong is our faith in tn IN, and
also 10 convince you that they are no humbug, we
VIII forward every sufferer, by mall post paid, Il
FREE TRIAL BOX
We don't want our money until you are perfect
ly satisfied Of their curative pow II your life is
worth saving, don't delay in giving these POWDERS
a trial they viii surely cure you.
Price for large box. 800, sent to any part of the
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Address,
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800 FULTON STREET, BRooKLYN, y. Y
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John Goods Eaix Tonic.

JHAVE NOW ON HAND AT MY SHAVING SA-
4 loon i'll Idaho city, Hair Iohlc OF my own
AXE which warrant to cure dandruH aud all 9th
diseases to which the human scalp is subject
Also q lot Of tile celebrated medicine of Prot,
teAson used in removing corns bunlons. etc and
,hich know how to apply just as wei as ne did.
dately. JOHN OooD
Idaho City, June 23d, 1875.
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Sherif's Sale.
TERRTreRY OF IDAHO.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO,
County of Boise. In the District Court Sec
ond Judicial District for said county. {. Fox,
plaintiff. vs. John NJ. Pourcet and B. Passama de-
PENDANTS:
\ PURSUANCE.OF A DECREE IN THIS CAUSE.
B made IN said court ate1 Nav Goth, A. d. lS7T
shall expose for sale the law directs, at public
auction. to the highest bdde for cash at the Court
House door In Idaho city. III said county and Terri
tory. on October , 1877 between the hours of A.
and P. NJ OF said day. the premises described in
sail decree as follows: One-haf interest in and to
that certain ranch or farm of One Hundred and Six
ty tlG0 Acres Of land, less situate in the
Upper Payete valley, County of Boise and Territory
| of Idaho, and bonded as follows, to-wit: On the
north by McBride's ranch or farm, on the east by
the hi Is he side of the Middle Fork of the
Pay ette river. tile south by Yourens ranch or
farm, on the west by the hills; said zane or farm
! being known as the Cook ranch: also an interest il
two water rights running through said ranch OF
1 farm.
| Dated this, Sept. TO-, 1S77.y
| SAMUEL STEWART,
! GEO AINsLrE, S.erf Boise county. l. t.
Attorney tor plaintiff sep. l1-3w.
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= uuy Agents wanted. UWtnt
= * and terms free, TRUE 4 Co., Augusta,
kaIE
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Notice oI In1entioa TO Become
:. ole a.raaer.

In the matter of the application of Sue Hill to
become sole trader:
A803IGE Is HERFBl GIVEN THAI |, SUE
Va Hlu, wlge OF Joseph l.liL Resident OF Idaho
lity III he oy. ~ 0f Is, and lernorS OF ldaho,
beln3 desIrou~ oi avaiune nN>ed OF the provisions
OF in act ,Ie LeslsIa Ure ui the Ielrtaiy OF
Idallo tutlet IAN ~ IeiaIun TO Sole Traders,
approved January Is 1915 intend to make alliica-
Jion o ihe pruba,e Court q tile ount! OF IoiSe,
rerfitor1 oi Id.ho, AZ thr October t'lla A. 1871,
Of SAID uft, IA idaho ~, ConhIy OF I5oise
atol tsaId on Nus>tiaN. the IltA al November. a.
d. lsT7. at Ia oe 1Ch A " of sdlo day, or on shcll
other day 10 which me YEA ing Lay he Stpohtd
10y tie ouit lur judgment ahd order o4 sdlo
Prof Con { aGtAoI ztug me 10 carry atd
trat sact lAstnes9 IL. IN. own anu on my own
acc unt sole t}nder. lie uatuit oi tht BUSINESS
Iplos,.e to carry on and 'rt Is that o1 buy lg
anl selling goods, wares nd mefthahuiSe' anu
k.,ping General yarittv Il. !, and ng on
dress making IN said no ity, ounll OF 3olse
and rerril,1y Of Idaho 4mRS. SUI II IL.
Dated tins 9th d OF Octooer, A. d. 1871. NV.
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-09

It is stated that the state codifying
commissioners are recommending some
radical changes in county sdministra-
ton. They recommend the abolish
ment of all township officers with the
exception of trustee, justice of the
peace and constable the wiping out of
all treasurers with the exception of
county treasurer, and the adoption of
the New England "tOwn meeting" sys-
tenn, where township assessments and
the election of road Overseers are dsne.
It strikes US these would be very
useful changes. 1t would simplify the
system OF local government. They al
so propose to dispense with the adVer-
Using of delinquent tax notices. 1t is
hobby with many lawyers to make a
drive at the printing business on every
occasion. Why not discontinue the
printing of sheriff7s sales and notices
by publication That would remove
some of the expense of litigation, and
thereby encourage law suits and make
more attorneys fees. AS the Junction
City Union pointedly remarks, "Oi
course the codifying commissioners,
who are all lawyers, are paying due
respect to attorneys fees, in their re-
trenching propositions. Lawyers are
getting to be about as rich as printers
and their fees need regulating and
pruning. The ganders must take lit
tie of this goose sauce"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-09
The War.

The Russians acknowledge total
loss since the war began to Oct. 81,
of only 1892 killed, wounded and
missing. The losses by sickness are
not told.
The Russian attack on Dubuek
and Tiilische, south of Plevens, was
very successful, 1000 Turks includ-
ing 200 Ulcers, two Pashas and one
English colonel, were captured.
General Gourka fortified the posi-
ton to cut off Plevena from receiv-
ing any supplies. The Turkish gov
eminent has ordered a levey OF
226, 900 new troop, which will
leave $4,000 registered members OF
the reserve.
kilograms of Nov. = say: The
Gear has arrived at Bogat, 8 miles
south of Plevena. The Russians
lost 5000 men in capturing Dubuek
Chevks Pasas tried to retake Til
lische, but was repulsed and fed ir
great disorder. The Russian LOST
was 1000. Plevena' is now. com
pletely Invested by the Russians.
kilograms of Nov. 5 report Gen
Gourka as killed. La Asiaiic Tur
key the Russia ans attacked the Turk
near Ezreonm and drove them back
Both that city and Kars are In i'm
inent danger of capture.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-09
The Sin of the Army.

Every one who knows anything of
army life. knows that It's greatest ac-
cOmpanying sin ID gambling. We are
glad to see that Senator Plumb pro-
poses to lay the axe at the root OF this
crying evil. He has introduced bill
In the United States Senate providing
an additional article of war, which
prohibits officers and soldiers of the
regular army gambling or visiting
gambling houses, and Furnishes with
dismissal from the service every one
guilty of violation ofthe article. This
measure will undoubtedly meet with
much opposition from army circles
but that will not deter the Senator
fIcm doing what he believes to be
right in the premises.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-09

The members of Congress have
evidently been reading the port
of the monetary commission. On
Monday the House passed BANDS
silver bill and we thiak the Senate
will probably do the same thing.
The President will then for the lFst
time be in such . position that he
will be necessitated to define by his
veto or approval what he and Sec
rotary Sherman understand the
meaning Of the word specie to be
The bill is reported as follows:
The House passed under q suspen-
sion Of the rules, Mr.. BANDS bill fol
the recoinage OF silver. 1t provides
that there shall be coined at the sew
eral mints of the United States, sil-
yer dollars OF the weight of 4I21<
grains troy, of solid silver, as pro-
Vided in the act of January, 1887, on
which there shall be devices and an.
prescriptions provided by SAID act,
which coins, together with all sill
yer dollars heretofore coined by the
United States, of like weight and
oneness, shall be legal tender al
their nominal value for all debts
and dues, public and private, except
where otherwise provided by con-
tract, and any owner OF silver bull
ion may deposit the same at anyU.
8. coinage mint or assay Office, to
be coied into such dollars for his
benefit upon the same terms aud
conditions as gold bullion is des
posited for coinage under existing
laws.
Section 2. All acts and parts OF
acts, incnosistent with the provis.
ions OF this act. are hereby repealed
The vote was yeas 169 nays "a
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-09
FlOasers.

Blue Jeans has fulfilled his mIssiou.
He has cast Daniel into the place of
the lion.
1t is believed that Tllden IL intriguing
for the second term.
The Southern papers are of the
opinion that Forrest was a bigger man
than Morton.
Ayoung woman of Providence has
read three hundred books In a year and
became insane. She ought to.
Poor Mr.. TiIden! He mumbles un-
eeasingly s'eight to seven, eight to sew
en-. eight to seveu,' and already begins
20 look forward with regret to the date
when his presidential term shall ex-
pire.
Mrs. Woodruff is in Paris, but it Is
believed that she cannot teach the peo-
pie Of the gay and giddy capital any
thing.
An eastern paper says: ssThe rain
viii fetch forward the early cowslips."
Tnis Is the fault of the COW. She
wonldnT clip il she waited till the
roads were dry.
do not allow the cares of Office to
oppress me. Every day mount my
horse. lake q long ride in the park, and
forget that am President--Samuel
J. Tilden.
"The Chisholm Murder" is the title
of q volume which will soon be pub
lished, the proceeds of which are 20 be
devoted to removing the bodies of the
victims of the Kemper county Miss.
outrege to some Northern State. Miss
Chisholm will follow them and make
her home in the North.
Kate CIaxton arrived In Augusta
Ga {, on Sundays Oct. ., aud at :
o'clock on Monday morning, one Of
the largest fires that have occurred in
the city during the year took place
The fiIe alarm had not been sounded
before since the 7th OF August.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-09
Ewing, on Monday, got the House

Ewing, on Monday, got the House
to order vote on the bill to repeal
the 1st of January 1879 clause of the
resumption law. We clip as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Ewing moved to suspend the
rules and adopt resolution making
the bill to repeal the third section of
the resumption act the special order
for tomorrow, and continue from
day to day till Tuesday, the 18th, at
S O'Clock. when the previous ques-
ton shall be ordered on i, and on
any amendments then pending, the
special order not to interfere with
the appropriation bills, but to be ex-
tended if necessary so as to allow
five days for the consideration of
the bill. Amendments in the mean
while are to be in order. Adopted.
The vote was yeas las, nays 48.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-09
A prominent lawyer of Texa

A prominent lawyer of Texas
speaking of the great land fraud,
says the injury done the State is al
most irreparable. No capitalist or
immigrant would dare invest in
Texas lands without an expensive
and interminable investigation of
titles. People who had been in pos
session of property for years do not
know but what they have been the
dupes of the forgers, and the chief
sufferers will have to be the honest
and innocent purchasers, the unsus-
pecting immigrant who came to the
State and invested his all in q piece
of land for homestead for his lit
tie family.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-09
GUN WASHINGTON LEETEEs
The Senate ab0ne EqaalIy Elf-
VisEe6-The Fdmss eisaI
DmEzHe &c
WASHINGTON, Nov. Z; 1871

WASHINGTON, Nov. &, 1877
Senator Morton's death causes mueA /
comment among the democrats as well /
as republicans. Th ermer have al
ways had great resp for his ability |
and skill as an oppor {. while the lat
ter have always 70 .ded aim as an
able and trustworLll adler.
His decease adds Rothor democrat
to the Senate, and resluces he republic
can majority to three, ana as two at
least of the senators are net strongly
partizan, but inclined 20 vote as they
please upon all questions without re-
gard 10 party interest, we look upon
party Ines as pretty well obliterated
in the Senate, and think that measures
will now be acted upon in the conserv-
alive sense rather than Tor partisan
eads exclusively. But who will as
sumo the leadership now that the old
captain has laid him down 10 his last
sleep, is d query we hear asked ON all
sides. For the present no one can mass
the forces of either party upon many
measures, inasmuch as there is too
great diversity OF opinion among them
selves. Take finance, for instance
upon 1t, section rather than party rules.
We have the East against the West,
and he who can assimilste the diverse
Views into unanimity of opinion will
be indeed a leader. Tom Ewing, OF
Ohio, introduced into the House his
bill for the repeal of the resumption
act, which was ct once favorably re-
ported back by the comittee on bank
ing, to which it had been referred. In
order to control it and prevent amend
ment by those inimical, it was simply
reported back to the House, thus put
ting it upon the Speakers table for
consideration only during morning
hour. On Thursday Mr.. Ewing en-
deavorsd to secure its passage, but dill
atory motions consumed the hour, and
to his intense mortificstion he found
himself in the hands of his enemies, for
. two-thids majority was requisite to
take it from the Speakers table, and
this strength, he bill did not command.
Now he must return it to the banking
committee for report back co the House
in committee of the whole, where it
will become the subject of prolonged
debate, as well as indefinite amend
ment, for while the great mass of mem
bers ale professedly favorable to the
repeal of the resumption act, yet there
is great incongruity of opinion as to
what shall be substituted for it, and
its repeal is not at all probable.
President Hayes speech in Rich
mond has gained him unbounded
praise from our southern people. A
Virginian has Spartan's or French
mans love for his native State, and
the Statesman who compliments the
old Dominion at once secures the Vir-
ginian's friendship. FELIX.