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

gerated.
Elizabeth Frisellet, the authoress,
is dead.
The Jury in the Ellerton riot cases
could not agree, except in the case OF
A. w. Atkinson, who was acquitted.
Very warm weather is reported in
New York.
There are rumors that the railroad
war in the East will be continued.
General Crook has been requested
to investigate the Utah troubles.
The Catholics generally celebrated
the Pope's golden jubilee with ap-
propriate and impressive ceremo-
MES.
Some of the leading business men
of New York intend appealing to the
Secretary Of the Treasury to rescind
his order substituting silver for the
one and two dollar greenbacks.
NJ. A. Gibson, the Washington cor
respondent "f the New York Sun, is
out in card asserting that General
wrote certain letter, which he GAR
field) had denied.
A dastardly attempt was made on
Saturday night to wreck and rob an
express train near st. Louis, which
resulted In the death OF three per-
sons.
An investigation reveals the fact
j. NJ. Harper was murdered at Fred
erick, Maryland, Saturday.
The trial of Peter B. Sweeney was
commenced in New York City Mon
day.
The Democratic members of the
South Carolina Legislature have re-
solved to present Senator Gordon u
gold medal for his sevices in behalf
of the Hampton government.
Secretary McCrary says the in
structlons to General Ord mean u
speedy and effectual suppression of
the Mexican ralds-nothing more.
At Norwich, Connecticut, Monday
tie Republicans elected their full
municipal ticket.
The New York Custom House in
vestigation is still progressing.
Mount Carmel, Illinois. was struck
by tornado Monday, and sixteen
persons were killed and 100000
worth of property destroyed.
The Manhattan Club of New York
will give x-Governor Hendricks II
dinner prior to his departure for
Europe.
A Constantinople correspondent
says the fate OF the campaign in Asia
is practically settled, and that Mukh-
tar Pasha is about to fall back on
ErZeroum.
A Christian doctor who deserted
from Trebignc gives gloomy ac-
count of the condition of the Turk
ish armv in Herzegovina
Russia declares that she Is still in
the position previously occupied by
her, and has only taken up arms tor
the amelioration of the condition oil
the Christians.
The reports from Paris IN regard
to Count Shouvaloff being the bearer
of an answer to Lord Derby's note
are confirmed.
The Austrian troops in Transylva-
MIA and Croatia are being reinforced
The story that body of Clrcassian
cavalry, numbering 1000, was sur,
rounded and surprised by the Rus
SLAMS a few nights ago and almost
annihiated is cOntradicted.
General Grant is having a con.
tiuued ovation IN Great Britain.
Bribery and corruptioc prevail T.
such an extent in Constantinople that
Turkish success is supposed to be
impossible.
Grand Duke Nicholas is reported
as having said that neither Bismarck
nor Lord Derby will prevent the
Russians from entering Constants
nople as the Germans entered Paris
to leave it again.
The Russian lines extend from Ga
latz to Kaldfat, but it is not probable
that they will attempt to cross the
Danube within the next three weeks
owing to the high stage of water.
The Turkish army on the Asiatit
side is reported to have been deplor
ably neglected.
Turkey and Russia have both seht
written declariion to Austria thai
the restrictions ON the navigation Of
the Danube shall not last a day
longer than the war.
A Constantinople dispatch says the
Sultan has given up all hope Of aid
from England.
Sophia Frederick Matilda, Queen
of Holland, died Sunday.
Peace has been concluded between
Egypt and Abyssinia.
A conpiracy against Prince Milan
has been discovered in Belgrade.
Hubbard & Co., stock brokers OF
San Francisco, have resumed bust.
ness.
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