Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-09
Telegraphic Paragraphs.

The laborers on the piers and
freight depots of the Pennsylvania
railroad have decided to resume work
at fourteen cents per hour.
P. b. Sweeney has compromised
with The New York authorities.
General Butler authorizes the state
ment that he intends to give Presi-
dent Hayes policy tair trial, but
will stand by tue Republican party
at all hazards.
A milister named MCGEE is being
tried at Dixon, ILL.,, for the murder of
his wife.
A Washington special to the New
York Sun says one of the first acts of
theHouse of Representatives, when
it meets in October, will be to in
vestigate the action of the President
in influencing the organization of
that body.
A board has been created to. in
vestigate the affairs of the Indian
Department.
Senator Morton is Gu route for
Oregon, but quite ill.
The Brewers Convention at Mil
waukee adjourned Thursday to meet
at Baltimore next year.
The Confederate graves in the
South were decorated Thursday.
The suffering Shoshones are to re-
ceivc immediate aid from the govern
ment.
The fractional currency now out
standing is nominally sci 100000.
The greenback convention which
met at Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday,
was a small affair, but it adopted a
platform aud nominated a State
ticket.
The men who attempted to wreck
and rob train on the st. Louis and
San Francisco railroad Il few days ago
have been arrested.
The white luborers Of New Orleans
protest against the city work being
done by contract.
The International Typographical
Union has resolved to send delegate
to the Paris exposition.
President Hayes has received
bust of himself from the Louisiana
Constitutional Union Association
an appreciation of his Southern
policy.
The Russians are preparing to cross
the Danube, and the war feeling in
England is toning down.
At a celebration at Bath, a suspen-
sion bridde over the Avon fell and
about twenty persons were killed.
The Constantinople journals are not
allowed to publish anything relating
to the war.
A dispatch from Ragusa says the
Montenegrins have defeated the
Turks, with heavy loss.
The Khedive intimates that men
of-war will be necessary to prevent
the Russian navy passing through
the SueZ canal.
The Pope has conferred the Grand
Cross of the Order or Plus Ninth on
President MacMahon.
The public debt of Turkey amounts
to 1927, 100000, the annual interest
on which is $65,0O0,000, and the
financial ruin of the country seems
inevitable.
The arrival of the Gear at Ploiesta
was made the occasion of one of the
grandest fetes on record.
Bucharest is about to be proclaimed
in II state of siege.
The Pope's jubilee yielded $780,
O60 lire, exclusive of valuable pres
ents.
A serious division on the war ques-
tiob is reported In the English cabi-
net.
The navigation of the Suez canal
will be free to all vessels except those
of Russia.
United States Attorney Howard of
Utah went to Washington and was as
sured by Acknowledgement Devins
that he will be upheld in his prose-
cution of the Mormon murderers.
He will make the Mountain Mead
ows murder-in-c chief, Brigham Young,
the starting point.
A fire in Galveston, Texas, yester-
day destroyed three business blocks;
estimated loss. $3,000.000.
A fire at Bridgeport, Connecticut,
Yesterday DESTROYED the hat factory
If Sanford & Sons; loss, $3.50, 900.
Eleven persons Wee killed 10y fall
ing walls.