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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
RUsINEsS TROUBLES.

Register Ketchum has received warrant III
bankruptcy against Philip g. Weaver secretary al no
,,arcsy.st who has been adudicated involuntary
,nrup on the petitions OF six creditors to whom he
o,,.s s5a Ao3 The largest claims OF the petitonng
cedltors are As follows: Cyrus Clark, $500 Aaron
Iio,Inomd SI3gOO, r. W. Hazard, $1,000; sahiuei
% eor on The part OF few OF the creditors OF Botl-
tiId and Heyman dry goods, at No. 81 Broadwsl 10
,irn1 The hrin into bankruptcy, las iaoo 1Ieutoi
o. eco 600 united In the petition The Iablllues
amounted 10 $326,082. The petition has been oiS
mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
rATAL STEAMER EXPLOSION.

KEoKUK, Iowa, July News has been re-
coved here nom Dallas H. that on Saturday afternoon
the steamer Red Wng route 10 81 Louis, burst her
steampipc The following the names Of the victims
william Morgan, second cook, Of Rock Island, who
died on Sunday AT dontrO-e.
Isaac Myers, OF Portsmouth Ohio who died here Sun
day.
Edward Weary, steward missing, probably drowned
NJ f. Tracy OF Mt Ida. Iowa. badly scaliod.
Iou Pierce OF St. LOUIS ~ cook, scalded IN the face
peter con 81. LOUIS pastry cook, slightly injured
John T. DarTow deck passenger, scaided dangerously,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
rorp RoRnERs LYECuFD.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July "A special dispatch
,o the Courtey-Jo,u.aa from Mount Vernon sas: at
midnight Saturday nearly hundred men attacked the
bou-e OF jus Bethuraan, noted desperate Bethurman
would not surrender and firing upon tho attacking party
with a shotgun killed Charles Burton. Though some
e, .iots we're fired at him. Bethuunan escaped. The
safe Darty entered Mount Vernon ana, visiting the a'
took therefrom james Smith, Andrew Cummings, -
EirE and i o. Gibbs All charged With robbery. RemOY-
mo these fOur mile from the town they hanged all OF
them There Is considerable excitement bet 10 outbreak
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE CHESAPEAKE AND oHlQ CANAL STRIKE.

BALTIMORE, June "a dispatch from Iagers-
town saws blockade OF boats the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal had assumed such proportions on Saturday
that the Sheriff Washington County 10y the
state Attorney went 20 Hancock the canal 70 break 1t
M The bokading squadron comprises from thirty 70
forty boats and they hove abreast 10 prevent other boats
from ppssing About two hundred boats delayed by
the blockade.
later dispatch from Cumberland the blockade was
cleared Yesterday by he Sheriff OF washington County,
aud a few boats went through ny ana down lht 'aha.
The strike prevent boats WORKING Tor less ah one
dollar per ton for carrying coal from Cumberland 10 TIDE
wa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE BAXTER SCANDAL

RUTLAND, VT. July 2.-The assault and bat
terry case o. John q Ryan. brother OF Susie Ryan. prin-
epa in the Baxter scandal asdsposed Of this morning
by the payment Of $500 fine and costs, the plaintiff
having no opportunity produce witnesses on account
NJ the neglect OF Deputy sheriff Mington to monty him
on serve tie necessary subpQenas The BaNter in'eres
il 20 uapane ia the matter that the community Would
he SURPRISED 10 see Justice secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

NEw BEDFlED, Mass, July 2.-lhe sloop Of war
seiion OF naval Acaeny has arrived in Buzlanis
Bay.
pouGHKEFrsIr. \. Y, July 2.-All the horses for
the troo Ga, Ga DRIVING PARK have arrived and
lie raors viii ionouow, with promises aigs
attendance
Rochester N. Y, July Isaac I. faber of
Pamyra Commander Of Tie Icooa, COmmndery % knights
rempaI diod this morning
HALIFAX ~ s. July 2.-fne latest information
from the FOundland banks and shows that tho
prospects fisheries much favorable than
yiOusy reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE suR GOV. MORTON BURNED.

NEw-ORLEANs, July 1.-The ship Gov. Nor
ton. Cant. Davis hence June ~ for Grimsby with 1900
bales OF cotton aud 200 slaves took fire to-day at the
soutrest Pass and was scuttod settling twenty feet
OF water abreast OF the telegraph station Her upper
deck is completely destroyed Two-thrds Of Der cargo
will ne ssyed In a damaged condition. The vessel aud
CARGO orc valued at S25O.OOO The ship Is owned Dy
Eu0eh Bepuer & Co., Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE WAR IN ARMENIA.

A TURKISH soRTIE FROM KAEs REPULsED-HEAVf
LOSS ON BOTH SIDES.
LONDON. Monday. July 2, 1877.
The Turks made a desperate sortie from Kars on
snndsv morning. attempting to surprise the Rus
aie and storm hill on which are two guns used IN
the bombardment of Kars. The Turks were com
noued TO withdraw after several hours hghting
the losses we're heavy on both sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
TRUSTEES OF WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

WmLIANsTowN, Mass, July 2.At "a meeting
of the trustees of william. College to-day, she pr.
s. H. Tying. Jr Chas A. Davidson, OF New York, aud
Ideut-tly. IT, q. knight elected trustees. blr j.
L. Phillips. formerly professor OF Greek, was elected
Librarian price vi tuition raised from e75 10
800 per auuua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
Amount of legal tender notes outstanding ....
A COMPLIMENT 10 GEN. KETCHU

A number Of prominent citizens of Washing
have united in letter to the Hon John H. Kechum.
OF who has just retired one OF the Commits
s0ncrs OF the District OF Columbia, Thomas Is. Bryan
succeeding him. They take occasion TO express their sim
core commentator OF the ability industry and thought
FIJI consideration always manifested in the faithful dis
charge OF bis duties and their regret at parting
him. Gen Ketchum public Acknowledges the compl.
ncnt adding that 'f Congress wi do is duty ~ well
the citizens furure OF unprecedented growth
aad prosperity for TINS beautiful ci,S Is assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
cApRIEn OVER NIAGARA.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 2.-lhree men, named
Floy Beiuger aud Pierce, were boating in the niagara
River above Falls las. evening, hen tie boat got
into the RrrHs and Bengrr and Pierce Jumped out
and attempted TO swim 30 the shore. but woe carried
,ver the Fails Floy remained IN the boat aud vas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
BULGARIA INVADED.
r1PNovA ENTERED BY THE RUSSIANS.

TURKISH soRTIE AT KARs REPULsEp VII"
HEAVY loss.
II was reported at Bucharest last evening 'nn IN,
pr.s,an fving column had entered Ilrnova' lhs
movement was possible. TirnOva being only thirty
five miles from slstova, with no great military
.aS,aos ~, the WAY The crossing of the Danube has
been impeded at sstova by storm but it is probable
a.. 1,a Russians have by this time sent over very
49,, force. telegram from Shumla announces
,Iat the Russians have been encountered oo'h AT
paylo and Bella. and another engagement Is Ca,
nected In Armenia, there has been more hsh'ihe "'
Ka,s resulting IN the Turks being Iepuised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
ENGLAND AND TIE WAR.

EDNBURGH. Monday. July ., 1877.
The London correspondent of The Scotsman
telegraphs follows cit H. understood that the wise
eounsels OF the MarquisOf Salisbury, Earl CdrnaryOn, MI
Gross and others. last riUnphed the party
u action The sultan has little chance Of material
.ta fr.r, Eu0Iau1vr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE SUCCESS OF THE NEW LOAN.

The Secretary OF the Treasury says that In addition 70
tho very gutsfyIng reception which the popular loan
subsc-ptnn the four per eens had received he was
furt greatly encouraged today By te reception OF
call for fourteen millions out VI the is subscription OK
TWENTY-FIVE millions by the syndicate. A call VIII doubt
less be issued tomorrow Tor that amount OF United
-. fpa .tye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

Thomas Malone, o boy 10 years OF age, was run
aver last evening while attempting to Jump on Hudson
ra train at FIFTY second st. and The bones OF
h,s night foot and ank Crushed, and the es Hs Torn
rom he bone below tho knee uo Vas TAKEN " INC o5
pithst Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE BALTMORE COLLECTORSHIP.

COL. WILKINS REFUSES TO RESIGN.
MR.. THOMAS SAID 10 RAVE BEEN COMMIssfoNgD-
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN SECRETARY SHERMAN
AND COLLECTOR wILKINs-A PEACEFUL sURRES-
DER PROBABLE.
BAITnloRF, July Pup to 10 o'clock to-
night Col wilkins Collector al this port had received no
official notification of his suspension from office although
dispatches from Washington state that the commission oi
Mr. Thomas Collector SKI cd by the President to-
day. The following is the letter Of the Secretary OF tue
Treasury requesting the resignation OF Gel wilkins;
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsIIGNGroN, June -, 1871.
To Col Edward Wilkns Collector of Customs, Baiti-
DEAR sIR: am directed by the President t. say That
under all the circumstances ~ toe fullest considetat3n
and reconsideration OF the matter OF The Coliect3ahl
OF Customs baltimore, he has made up ms mna tn"t
it is ns duty TO restore MI J0hn L. lnolas 10 .i
place and know that lie does this with sincere tcsi'ct
Tor your ana position have theryiGre 10
that you viii ut am time before the 1T OF July ea
der your resgnauon Very resi.ciiniiy' ,o,...
re- Leave 10 say that August last without 5oie.tl-
ton on iy pari, appointed Collector OF Gus NE ~
m tenn OF Office would continue for four rcm It's
date since / have held the olhoe have eAioayood to
discharge duties tat fu! ana to tho best Of my ADM
w. Jhe President, IN his inaugural addrtss, lhcaa at
teuion u CIVIL Service REFORM says; lHat pu'"hi
character rclna ncd unl9tl,..' a'' w PC t IN
his duties hHfisao0ry Your ietri give. ,He nc s!a
cbsrtr and appeal 10 the records o: C-r &c ar;tit
Tor Tie evidence o my satisfactory ptl1 "ncs 81 OIL
ti1icr such circumstances and in view OF repeated
statements iAe public paieft snl % M 90 u ne,
live that in reqic-tins my resignnlion tho
President mas acted under grave msaPpichcspna
Of fact ID connection with my appointment 10
ana M ThOmass removal from the C',iecioish mp
Tie audiences OF THE scon has deprive pie o. ne
opuortunitv Ia refue these allegations "hch Involve
M nr.pal character and should b. wanting 3D. self
respect IT, by complying VIZ VIC reqnGt 81 ,l'
d,t eeeaici in thc least degree 70 admit TIE tiu-
fulners sttemculs OF Interested parties which al
alundautly a5ic ~ disP.ONe
with he profession Of my profound respect, AMI SIN
cel,Iy rtgreuug my lnabhy to comply WIN your re-
otest | nave tle n0Dor TO he your ODcalent servant
'''0''' fSiVucO EDWARD WILKINS
II Ia understood that Mr, Thomas viii appear ut the
Custc1 uose TOMORROW WITH his commits when Col
wilkins will tufn over the office and trusts, and tahe
receipts therefor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
The Russian forces which crossed the Dam

The Russian forces which crossed the Dan
be at sisova on Wednesday and succeeding days, are
directing their toward Tirnova, city on the
Jantra which rises IN the Balkans, and after flowing
northward for rs miles through the valley OF the
Danube joins that river - miles east OF ssioya on
Sunday evening the Russians had advanced az iar rs
Bella (see map, town on the Jantfa' ~ MS
from Sstova and so from Rustchuk Here as the Turk
ish commander had predicted an engagement took
place which proved ndecsiye, another being expected
The strategic position OF Bella indicated that under or
binary circumstances. the Turks might cohceh-
trate there IA large force in about the same time
as the Russian army would have reached IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
TILE SILVER QUESTION.
THE PRESIDENT To SPEAK IN HIS MESsAGE-sENArC
JONEs's REPORT.
IBr TELEGRAPH 10 rHs TRIBUNE

WARRINGTON, July 2.-It is stated on good
authority that President win make authoritative
announcement of his the silver question until
he sends In his first message Congress lie win then
eearly exnlain his ideas lie Is understood " favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
GREECE PREPARING FOR WAR.

ATHENs, Monday July ?, 1877.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the Minister
If Finance submitted a bill 70 authorize the Issue
- foreion loan of S3, 100000. lie also demanded
n credit of IS, $50 900 for ornaments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
ARMY ORDERS.

W.susGros July BY direction Of the Presl-
cent FIrstLeuenan, Jacob T. Bloom IN AiIisy and
ee relic we'd from duty As Professor OF MLary ecnoo a
,t be East tennessee University, At AnoAse AID
ordered " Join his regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE CIRCULATION.
WAsUTSGTOS, Monday, July, >. 1877

WAsHNGToS. Monday, July, =. 1871
The Controller of Currency has made hh usual
statement showing the issue and retirement OF rational
bank notes AID legal tender under the acts OF Juno
GOTH 1874 and January 14th 1875, to July LIST, 1877.
IL is a. follows:
Amount %, legal deposited retiring national
bans notes, under the act OF June 2Oth ls5f -
10Th 1874. 70 june Both, ls7j---.. s2J523O59
For me fiscal ending June 50th lSl6....... 5O1O 40
For the fiscal year ending June 3O.h ls77...... RO51l
Amount 81 rational bank notes retired:
From January ifh 1870, 10 June 3Oh 1870 tl3l93lsl
For the hsca year ending June 3Di lSl6.... @o2osV3
the year ending 3O;h l577.... 25O2i,63S
Total cool. ........ S5I,035.Ts3
~ additional National Bank circulation Issued;
From H. 1879 June 30 lSiJ-..-.. flel9s25
the Use ending June 30 1875 7fll2oo
For the iscd year ending June 30, 1871 l2&635OO
Total ........... s2Z794,5s5
Upon Of this additional bank circulation 80 per
cent le legal tender notes has been retired ~ Iollows
H. 1870, To June 80, lHl5.-.... e0Zz6t2O
For the fiscal year ending June 30 1876 ... J.g5929S
Tor the fscai year ending JGae So 1871 IV00;,F52
Total ........... s22,5'5,6s3
June 50 - s3l5.62O2l7
Decuctiug FROM this the amount %. gre,nback3
Iion. .9......... 1898 eO2
Total ........... 1901 ,Csl, AS
Amount Of LEGAL tender notes outstanding w 3S2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
GEN. HAzEN AS A MILITARY CRITIC

Gen. Hazen, who is to go abroad as Military
Aftchc to The Legation at Vienna for the purpose OF TAX
in look at The Turkey, is one u tie best military
critics in tho country lie made tour Of Europe few
years ago ard on his wrote work the organic
alton Of European armies which attracted good deal OF
attention He la been stationed FER some time past az
Fort Bnfold in The upper Missouri country His letters
on the worthless character Of that region fOr agricultural
purposes viii be inferred 10y rcaerS oTHg TRIBUNE.
lie w.sOrdefc1 10 that iOTi0m post M 1872 pun sb
rcnt Tor WRONG letter In which De called attention I'D
the Fort sill afdr which fOaf years later caused Nj.
Belknlp's downfall.
MEANING or TIE EIGHT HOUR LAW.
As tn, appropriations for the fiscal year have be-
come available and there is prospect Of moro activity
in Government work. IL may De mentioned that the act
OF June - 1868 which declares tlat olgt hous shall
constitute a days wora fer all abcrers wol.uen aud
mechanics employed by the Goyernm"ntd0es rotpreyent
the officers ogthe COvernmCu frommaAin Engagements
with laborcrs by which the days labor may be more or
less than eCht This conclusion has been reached
f. pursuance OF decision OF the supreme Court Of the
United states in the case II Arthur Marlin, IN
which tile las decides tina. king giving
different Ieugtll OF time tic da work legal and
binding upon the rersous making them, and That the
law docs prescribe TIE amount or cOmpeil-
slOn be- paid the labor OF eight hours. OF any
work WIZ there fore mako their contracts and have tho
work performed upon The basis OK hours 10 days
WOr6 and all pcIsOiG who desire to work eight nouns
vii be ala iOr tuat number OF hours only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
ASSURANCE TROUBLES.
THE ROYAL CANADIAN.

ITS CERTIFICATE TO DO BUSINESS IN NEW-YOBK RE
voKED by SUPERINTENDENT sMYTH-AssETs
AND LIABmTIEs-LossEs BY THE ST. JOHN FIRE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
THE CONQUEST OF BULGARIA.

THE RUSSIANS ADvANCING-A RATTLE HtfoKlfp a.
pprA-AN EASY HIGHWAY SELECTED 81 LIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03
WASHINGTON.
rurc WEAR IN MISSISSIPPI

THIS YEAR N MINSTSNIITI
No REprBIJCANs TO RUN FOR oFFlCE-CORRUTTION
AND INTIMIDATION TOO MUCH FOR THEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

Upon tie issue Of this additional bank C
cent. o. fhe legal tender notes has been retir,
From January Is, 1870, to June 80. lHl5.....
For the fiscal year ending June 80, lrl6.-....
Tor the fiscal year ending june 50, le1f-....-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-03

~ additional National Bank circulation issued;
From H. 1879 90 80 isiJ...-.. fselgs25
the ieCt year ending june 30, 1876 lfll2bo
the nscd ending June 30 l2i6J5OO
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-09
THE FLORIDA CASE.

Reports from Washington indicate
that y decision will be reached in the
Florida case by the Electoral Com
mission to-day. While the greatest
anxiety exists as to the result. neither
party can predict with certainty what
it will be. Democrats are sanguine
that the third returns certifying that q
recanvass Of the vote by Act of the
Legislature showed majority for the
TIlden Electors, will be allowed by the
Commission; or at least that Hum
phries, who held the position of
Shipping Commissioner, will be de-
clared ineligible; while Republicans
are confident that the whole Hayes
Electoral ticket will be counted in.
The suspense however, will soon be
over. as undoubtedly before the end Of
the week if not to day the ease will be
decided.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-09
TO REDUCE DEMoCRATlC REP
kEsEN rATlON.

We are in receipt Of copy of bill
entitled IAN Act to re-apportion the
Senators and Members % the Assembly
in the several counties of the State.
1t was introduced III the Senate Feb
ruary I'd 1t ought to be known by its
proper name. which is, "a bill to re-
duce the representation FROM Demo
cratic counties !" IL reduces Churchill
to one Assemblyman, and Humboldt to
one Senator aud two ASSEMBLE men,
and leaves the counties having large
Republican majorities with their pres
misrepresentation undisturbed.
Churchill seems to be the obj ,ctive
point of every Republican in the Leg
islature, since its citizens crcumvented
Sharon's colonization schemes. Fail
ing IN their attempt to dismember it.
they now endeavor to silence it in the
legislative halls of the State. They
fail to see that it is more entitled TO its
present representation 10 the Legisla-
ture than Nevada Is to two Senators
and one Representative in Congress
and three votes for President Hum
boldt, too, is under the ban. yet it con
tributes more, in the way of taxes, to
the support of the State Government
than counties which, under the provi-
sions of the bill. are allowed twice its
representation. The fact that an Unit
ed States Senator is to be elected by
the next Legislature probably inspired
the trainers of this bill, but as that il
the only session to be held before 1880,
when census of the State will be tax
en-, no e-apportionment should b.
made before that time. Humboldt was
allowed two Senators and three As
sembiymen, by a Republican Legisla-
ture, when its population was not more
than one-half. and its taxable property
less than one fourth, what it now is
and it would be gross injustice to re-
duoe it for no other reason than because
tits Democratic, a
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-09
DISPATCH ES
The Commission.

WASHINGTON. Frb.. s.
The commisSioL re-assembled at ii
A. NJ; counsel of both sides present.
Justice Clifford said proceedings were
now in order under the regulations
adopted by the body yesterday. Greer,
of the Democratic counsel. called, asa
witness, G.. P. Rae, of Florida, who
resides in Taliahassee and is Attorney
General of the Stale. After examina-
ton and cross-sxamination relative TO
the eligibility of Humphreys as an
lec'or. the testimony wass closed and
Justice Clifford announced that the
whole case was ready for argument and
that under the third rule each side was
allowed two hours in which to plead.
Msrrick asked the Indulgence of being
heard. -aad, three of ,ths, eoaasel re,
quested that, as several important
questions had arisen this morning, the
time should be extended another honr.
The commission .accsded to the request
and Judge Hoadiey took the floor.
The New York World, of to-day. edi.
torially condemn. &c <EfectorA Com
mission and regards it as failure of
the work of pettifoggipg, small.fry
lawyers. HI'fFrD UsIT. TfI
Hlegaiity Of the Retaining Board.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.
The electoral vote contest TODAY, in
Louisiana. viii be over the legality of
the Returning Board itself. The law
calling for five inetbbsrs and the four
members VINO acted not filling the va.
cancy. il will be claimed that there has
been no lawful canvass of the votes
and hence no legnl electors have been
appointed. Prominent Democrats Of
the commission have adopted line Of
procedure that must throw ont the
vote.
Considersng the Florida Case.
The Electoral Commission will take
the Florida case into private considers
tion ut an ssrly hour Tomorrow morn
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-09
BREAK THE RING.

The joint meeting of the Houses of
the Legislature for the purpose OF
electing Warden of the State Prison
under the new law, will be held next
Monday. 1t has been currently re
ported. and never that We know of
authoritatively denied. that ring had
been formed to control the election.
and that candidate for the position
had been selected long before the bill
was passed. AS the Republicans have
a majority on joint ballot, of course,
If they meet in caucus, the ring capd
date will be nominated regardless OF
what his qualifications for the plac,
may be. There Isl in all probability a
considerable number of Republicans il
the State Legi stature who do not wear
the ring collar and would be willing.
perhaps anxious to see the slate broken.
provided capable member of their
party could be elected. Such men, by
forming an alliance with the Demo.
Gratis who ought to prefer 'smashine
the slate" to throwing away their
votes. by uniting on the present dep
MY. and We believe, since the resigna.
zion of Hyman, Acting Warden, J. j.
Linn, could accomplish this result,
We know him from the ground
up. and though Fremont Republican,
he is not q Radical. He has occupied
the position of second officer of the
prison for the last year with credit to
h.mself and che men who appeiatso
him. He is familiar With the duties
of the Office and the affairs of the
prison, and it is doubtful if q more
capable man could be found for the
place. As he is an old Humboldter,
sgdlfg yssrsdslyed lin the mines q
Humboldt range. he ought to receive
the Ave Democratic votes of this
connty. and command a respectable
Member If the mo.ierate aR apn blicGhs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-09
Greek Journals Burned.

A special from London says two
Greek journals. published at Trieste.
accused of being in the pay of Russia,
were burned last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES:
Gold, silver and Currenc

Gold, Silver and Currenc
SAN FRANcIsco Feb 8
Silver 81 per cent discount; bny-
ing, aud 6 discount selling
Currency. 94A. 95I,
Trades, buying, 100; selling, 10l.
Gold opened in New York Ski, fore
noon at 1867 1857.