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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-17
TELE&RAMS
UncalIed for and that may be had To-
Day by Calling at the ONCE at
the Hours Mentioned.

Messages remaining in the telegraph office
November II, 1873. Hours, $50 to 1870
am. and to 9 pm:
Union stock yards, R. H. Allen,
II. B. Herr, Sternberg & Lee,
E. r. Hurt, San Myer,
James Taylor, J. H. Gardiner,
VI. Dublon, T. E. Madison,
w. d, Love, j. c. Dunlap
NJ. q. TOhln, George Winchester,
b. Hughes, Harris, Mallory 4 Co.,
N. L. Meacham Co., Rev. W. T. Harris,
A. Vaccaro Il Co., Felix MITCHELL
Rosa Knox, Erb i Co.,
Mrs. Robert NJ. Mclean, w. r. Moore & Co.
]. W. MOores i Co., Moore, Bassett & Co.,
d. Paterachi, Louis Sleber
]. II. Burton, Rose & Prince,
s. KatZenberger d Son, r. StOtZ 4 Bro,
j. c. Johnson i Co., II. Loudon Il Co.,
r. Nj. Bradford, Gorsuch i Trezevant,
William Y. Hamlin, Watson 4 Hill,
George <. Dunbar Felix Fransiola,
A. NJ. Scarborough d. Co., S. B. Carver & Co.,
Cecil Mosby, Isaac Friedman Il Co,
Z. B. Nichols, Goodbar d Co.,
Pamela OIL Co.. g. W Payne,
W. ]. Chase u Co., Captain AID Storm,
s. b. Carver, j. W. Ramsey,
Frank Gray, Mrs. 5. Morgan,
Cal SnooZer, ThoS. Gallagher
Coon Davis, Mrs. W. j. Smith,
Van Gundell & Wayhof, Tobias Turner,
Miss Kitty g. Miller, Major W. h. Berry,
Napoleon Hill, H. n. Estes,
Frey & Shilling, Powell, NJ ougal & Co.,
s. Lacroix, John Jonathan Rice,
Louis HerZOg
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School Books. SIates.
Cdp6Iuras.

Pencils and ink Uery cheap at n. Williams
Co.'S, 279 Main street.
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Five Hundred

Good cashmere pants for three dollars pair,
at the Great Western Clothing House.
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Charles Rnev's Market.

LADIES felt and straw hats reshaped at
Goodyear's, 3l4 Second street, corner Monroe.
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The Fourth National Bank
Furniture
FRESH HMPORTED HAVANA

Packed for shipment, and carpets laid, on
short notice, at Dickinson's upholstery, No.
400 Main street
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SeWiRS.Machines,

Just received, at II. Esch's.
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Notice.

AS we have made arrangements, all seed
cotton received in Memphis sacks will be
ginned at Benjes's anchor gin.
j. A, GREEN IL co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20
RlcISG on ASc0r nEfrM.
The Contests for the Royal Hunt Cup and the
Ascot Derby s;"Lcs

LoSDoS. June l9-Ihe racing at Ascot
Heath was continued to-day n Royal Huut
Cup. the Ascot Derby, and the Coronation stakes
being the rnces on which tho chief interest Of
the day WIS centred.
Tho Royal Hunt Cup. a handicap sweepstakes
for thrce- -ycar-oldsaul upward. had a =ahscrip-
ton list of y. ont OF which 10 came % the post
Mr.. Crawford's chestnut colt Ayont"s being tho
iayorite at the odds oi 6to 1. He did not. how
ever. prove equal To- the expectations of his
hackers. and was badly beaten. not being placed
iu the race. which was won hy Mr. Il SITS Julius
Casnr. against whom IL t. ! was .giy.n. Lord
llartlngiunS Belpht"hc. with - to | against
hor. cane in second aud MIR. Nymiil's Rosy
Cr -. who was quoted AZ 10 against /. was
third
For the Ar.oi Drrh, stakcs only three horses
started: Count lagurge,s Insulairo, who WIS
second i'm tie b'Tty and The Grand nryn &
Paris: Lord Falmou'ha Jnnnottr M. winner
- th" oaks: and Lord Kos 'urry'- Con Cr,snn.
Iheh tung Was 6to ingulns' usuluire. e o. on
Juuneitr. and 80 to against Cln Cr"gun. The
ru'r resulted in n victory for lusulnlr'. who
Won In "a cantor. with Con Or gan second. and
Jdnneitr bringing up the rear.
Tho { rOnGtInu Stakes brought out n goo &
n"ld - eleven, including Lord BrGlforl'- hr T.
Bue Ridge who was iaNoriir; Lord Falmouth =
hr f. kedwing. the Duke of Nr~tmiuster- b. T..
S.r9th1 .t. and Baron Ro'hs hld's hr. Z Brir.
The hritlng WAS to against Strathhset : o.
against Kedwing 10 10 : AGAINST Blue kdg'.
nnl 10 to against Hrie. The race Was won hy
Blue Ridge and Brio running dead hcut for
third blats
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20
THE HOS7ILE TNDIANS.
Serious Derredatious Near Camp Harvey
Cnnyo tuy Attncked.

SAN Francisco, June ia Silver City
despatch says that messenger from the vicn-
ity of Camp llarncy reports serious derrcda-
tions By Indians. party under Egan burned
Diamond Gnnche. In Hnppy valley. near STEMS
mountain. Tho Indians have captured ovcr
400 horses. Thirty soldiers Of the First Cavalry
have left Tor the scene Of disturbance. Troops
and supplies arc greatly needed. Mcssrs.
French and R1bic. with their employees. havo
been driven from STEMS mountain side. They
report the mountains full of Indians who shot
two Of their men and killed or drove oil all Of
their stock.
Tho latest ndviccs from Col. Bcrnard's COM
mand cay that hc has howitzcr and three COM
panca Of cavalry. and will DO reinforced 10y
Capt McGregor before reaching camr. They
ara in hot pursuit Of the Bnnnooks. Gen. How
ward has sent Cot. Grover and throc companies
Of cavnry To- Old's Ferry 10 prevent the Ban
attacked by the Indians. number OF whites
hnyo been Killed
According 10 Boise city dcspatch. Copt. Bcr-
nard arrived yesterday at Owyhoc Crossing
three miles above tho mouth Of that river. with
his companv of cnyalry; Here be was Joined ~
Cspt Whippc. with his two computes. Gen.
Howard Is supposed to be twonty- live miles I'M
advance. Minu'muc'a, The IiGt" ohiei, came
IN 10 Cart rnard camp lGst night. bringing
story rcgngin., the designs Of the hostcs sim
llur to that of his daughter Sarah.
MADISON. Wis, June 10. Letters received
to-day by Coy. Smlh from the county judge.
menihers Of the Board Of Supervisors. thu
Shurin aud other trustworthy citizens 81 Bur-
nct county say thnt great anxiety and alarm
prevail In that section of tle State over the fact
that the Chippewa Indians In this state and
Minnesota are believed 90 have formed COM
pact with the Sioux. rnd fours arr. express Of
a general uprising - the Indians in the north
western rarts ol Wisconsin and Minnesota. IL
Is said the nlinns have abandoned thoir usual
avucuiiu oi hunting, ishin. AMI other work
nnd ar, r"3minG over thr country IN larfe mum;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20
cOuRrxEr's BicKERs INDIGNANT
Csp.iEine Mt the Turning stake and Giving
DempaeY MMlk over.

GENEVA, n. Y, June ia more disar-
pointed set OF persons than the ten or twelve
thousand who cuno here to-dayto soc the single
scu race between Courtney AMI Dempsey it
would be hard to find. Everything up TO the
time Of starting promised n fine contcst-the
whtor being like glass the day cloudlcss and
oil the arrangements mnde under the thought
ful supervision OF the committee having the
matter in charge being admirable Grand
stand on wheels that Is. n train OF fiat cars
forty in numbcr-wcrc to run parallel with the
course. thus keeping The oarsmen In sight dur
ing the entire race. At $500 the first gun was
fired. and at 4:Oi the word was given. Court
ncy took the water fret, which gave him about
Il length tho lead. Both pulled n thirty stroke.
andtheir positions We're not materially changed
during the mile and n hall from the start To- the
turning stake. Dempsey maintained his steady
str IKE while Courtney occasionally spuucl.
apparently with n view 0f frotting hia opponent,
but without,av Courtney reached his turn
Mg llag about ono length ahead. when. III hold
ing water with his port oar. II became m
shipped. For few moments ho appeared to
he cndeavorlng to replace his car. and then
slowly md gracefully upset BY this time
Dempsey had turned. ana stopping. asked
Courtney II he wanted, anything. Upon ro-
cciy.ng a negative reply u started Tor the home
siakr. rowing deliberately. and arriving safely
Muoh Indignation is felt as this is the third
rHac between Courtney and Dempsey viii b
ondcd in similar way Courtncys friends,
both AT Union springs and here had backed
him heavily at five tu ono. and he is bitterly do
nounccd by the losers. All sorts Of rumors are
flying about Hs to the cause ot the capSlz'. but
from the reporters car. directly oppns tr 'he
place where he went over il seemed una count
able; for. conald ring Couriucy's skill Ia the
management oi srull the gen 'ral cNprc - .on
seemed to he that il was a very rusy upset. This
may be- injustice to Mr.. Courtney but II cor
tanly e very unfortunate for him that sub-ian-
TALLY three such occurrences should happen 20
him IN three races vita Dempsey. The rrtcrec
has as yet made no decision. which s looked
for witt great anxiety hy IA" sporting fraternity,
the bets hring at such great odds. james
Dempsey. 90 whom the race and money will un-
doupteily be awarded. IT, an exceedingly pow
criu man. He IL . feet 10 inches in height.
weighs III pounds. ana is a inches chest
measure.
The referee. ]. LOWS Grant, after careful de-
libcration decided the race OIL. on the evidence
present 4 10 him. Tne following Is his de-
ciHiOu;
In coming conclusion IN regard Go tho result Of the
race today tie ItiHfco nm, o. eau" 90 iWiutc any
blame go NJ utmf Dot tlat. 90 hi- opinion there
VIZ such iucft Renee Wilt Size faDr Dog fi the cthfN
ui Mr. 'uuftucs lutDats tlc ltislc,. 800 accord o
with tle articles of N-retmoft tu UD'HNa TIE rHN ~
g. Dee row,d again between tc hour u 10 aud ocog.
60
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AMEAIcIN oIRsMnN ~ ENGLAND.
The eshue-wnc-cne-meuc. Taking their rirsi
Pull at Henley.

LONDON, June l9.-Thc Shoe-wae- cae-
me,t,s arrived at Henley this morning. and
after much difficulty secured private apart
nlcnt- near the river. They are in good health.
but complain ot u lack Of exercise. Only ono
member Of the crow suffered from sea-sickucss.
Their appearance excited much Interest and
curiosity. The Henley loatmrn are very anx-
iups to -" their famous fast stroke. They took
their first pull this afternoon. and were watchel 4
10y "A great number Of persons
Geo. w. Iee the American seuller. who also
came out IN the AlsntlH to participate in the
Henley reg tta. launched his boat IN Southamp-
ton harbor yesterday and pulled several miles.
He also took pun for practice az Henley to-day.
Mr. Kelly, the coach Of the Columbia crew.
arrived AZ Henley yesterday. lie Las been ont
on horseback accompanying the crow in their
exercise to-day. and VIII continue tO DO So until
the ith II July Tho Columhias think favor
ably their paper boat and VIII probably Use it.
Association, Will arrive at Henley to-n!sht. Tie
entries Will be mAde on Saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20
4 DosrON AIDr's WARDROBE
Costly Contents OF the Trunk Rescued from
Thieves by Capt. Eakins,

While Capt. Eakins of the Leonard strce'
police ana his two detectives. Fogarty AMI
Handy were watching Richard Mitchell
and another man taking the trunk, which
was aiterward found TO contain a lady's
very valuable wardrobe. TO the Exchange Hotel
3l6 Greenwich street, on Tuesday afternoon
the two men espled the officers This was the
reason. it Is supposed. that the trunk was so
quickly taken from the hotol by Mitchell. and
also accounts probably for the prompt disap-
pcarance of MitchelPs companion. who IL sup
posed lO be- the moro experienced criminal. He
has not been arrested. II Mitchell had not re-
turned So soon with an express wagon 70 remove
the truuk. Capt Eakins would not have ven
tured 10 arrest him. and he and his officers
would haVo had their labor Of watching for
their pains. In Mitchell's pocket was found tho
key Of the trunk, and in the trunk, on top Of
the silks and satins. was found suit OF cheap
his companion. Tho trunk was new, and OF Il
very cheap kind. 1t had evidently not belonged
othe owner OF US contents, A. lne , Two men
when first noticed. were coming from the dlrec-
tion Of the Stonlngton steamboat pior. con-
jecrure was made that the residence Of some
wealthy person in an Eastern city had been
robbed, and that the two burglars had put their
booty in a trunk purchased after the robbery.
md had Journeyed on to New YORK with r.
EWhcu the Captain examined the costly np-
parrl more closely. besides the trademark,
mile Legrand, rue MoniaiKne Paris found
on some of the dresses, he discovered on tho
wastband Of a dress Of uncut silk velvet, with
gold and brown stripes, SECOND irade.nMik,
viz: NJ. l.. Curran and NJ, T. C9ncX, 70 west
hctoo this dress TO those dressmakers, who
identified II MS ono they had made for Mrs
Boston. They also informed Capt Eakins that
Mrs. Sarg nj wont from her Boston residence
several weeks ago for her summer residence on
The Hudson, near Fishkill. This summer res
idence is called Wodenethe." In response TO
ntecgram, 4 Mrs Sargent promised TO come TO
New York to-day to examine the articles With q
view to thor Identification. In the mean time it
was learned 10y II reporter Tor The sun that Mr.
Sargent had previously hcnrd that his house in
started 10 20 10 Boston about the time the nys-
terous trunk was first seen on its way to the
Exchange Hotel The dressmakcrs estimate
the value Of the dress made by thom at about
$500 Taking this us II basis. the Vnlue Of all
the articles IN tho trunk must bo over $4,000.
Mitchell insists that he is n waiter, but he rO-
fuses to give any Information Us to how the
trunk came into his possession
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20
THE sILrER COMMISSION.
Conkiing Securing Feuton's conformation 4 fer
He Iind been Rejected.

WASHINGTON. Juno l9.-Thcrc was urh de-
bate 100 the executive session o tie senate to-day CON.
ceru.ng ue nominations of Mcs.rs Reuben l. Fenton.
WIN Crorsarck, aud Francis walker as Commi, .lu.
cfs 90 represent thr ruiiol ~tans m iic cumins ut4.
uonal couiercup. uu tc silver question The mend, OF
silver reconciliation arsuod thli at least two Of the
three Commissioners shuui bee m sympathy with the
mo'emcui igr t' iurii rance % Which tno conference
Mas ,,,'''u n.y. '1nsl '., l., nl'lo'll1h va, NelN
pressed n. u t,r Uur.c hn} 90 hc pursued hN the
ie 1oin gic.ton, inyoigci Al he eoa {" hs ,,cn, i
sion, Nt Hrm-h"ri urmiu auuu was ruNn mc Hul The
an opportunity io replace oNe oi them vl. .e n4iHD
smc person not committed 10 Ae single gold standard
Ihr ,cnaic three hour. .uh.caucruv went into eyccu
tive session a.an. ana Mr. nalc- ha,us m te mean
ume wd" 20 thdAw.l. thy h.m.uauun ot PROT
ton reiecitl no formal vote wnS taken anon ,tHer Of
m, nmmnan"n, aul nqu,9uh W ilA,e. withdrew
Lawrence OF olno, who WAS ono ct the Louisiana Com.
m, rejection of OK Senator Fcnton am not create a
great deal o sulHIv' here The tact u.atMr foutou
lar w,,a ion la,,s Iden c ' va. %, c,oaa"c '" ~ e.
,..tl men llr is "I,' ..-hleI hs t. Lend ol the
senator touklmg Nat nothing to du win his defeat his
We boon ii,y 70 r.n,,H. ii r.,6i To- .,cure his
ewnnun" Iuc riouul oH winch uNa, opuo-ed
s.o.ai' IN, s.naf. went miu,>,.uii,, session ihi.
S',iil. iA'of 60. ,i'1' M"n Mt, n.l i,'ni "h,n
sal tle vote 10, rou.a n,lsie ,.lcl. WINCH i"st'd
ti,'on l{ ~. mnolP yeas 49, na's % senator
i,c Annuon of Nr Lawrence was then reported
n'f VIZ s4,m'.'r ',.'M.,nrn lai'n ana Nj,
Msi" 'g r",S n, ol A' ' c.1
sh'nuon durne the same eNr,u'Ne session
slon. l, WHEN ime a mc,s... Mas r,cy. .,d ir,m Mr.
reuumu. uat .lGov lcntu pchau eusued, winch a.
ana rc,ulDdm hi,couAmaLouuy by 'maorn ~ D, -.
Senator oynAins, lai on u, table hy tne same u4o,.iJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20

htiulni Rep, Wis. rising TO a question
v MN. zee said thht la4l night MIR. Eden Dem.
iAl In 81 50 violation II the rules Of the House.
Ial nia'e @.me remarks in oppos t!on 10 the
NpFA 90 laoiil, Railroad bill which were out
Iaseo.7.i IN orrect and not supported by fact
ar Iin claimed his right 10 be- heard, He
s"l ll' lr Iouni had no right to misrepre-
s.A' hli. y Doe Mr., Pouull ~as here in the eIn-
llH iHur' ad cIrIorations. ishOuts oI Or
NJ Ni'i onrlu7luh'.
ra,lr Nf 7 'anl-l d"manI that the genteman's
'Ti" h0 Poe lNEen down.
ih. 'i..Iee were written out by the ofllcial
NI ia a44 TeuI h} tho ClcrG.
L"i' i"Hhl j move that ihu gentleman, unless
MT J. ''a The ohb thing meant by the re-
rm',@ N'' liil lhr E"niu man appeared rs the
INr. ~'u Of railroad corporations. legis-
,st1us iA lh",r interest; not that he NYas their
'Hpl1}t attorney.
WAL. VIAg s. lsor asked Mr. Pound whether he
H. j. nd-I nm not. Iaughterl
hahn '' '' WAS d'fldrd lhAi Hlhing Whlch
"f. d i.t. should apustr ia tho record.
MI L." 'Dru, Ollol moved 10 suspend tho
ir, "N' lH-- ~" hll lO retire national bank
Ia., -4. -iltuie Treasury notes for them.
ueHe.' h.' l9', hnbs, III. lApplauss on
nhtEee. s.1akor appointed the following COM
teniatte OgnHa 'as ~, iiHngIl OF We late hepre
iBel,' H. ~. Biount OJrm., Gal, Caldwell
iRep'' shnl Jones dom. n H., Townsond
OhSJ n. Lrtru ll,ep;, inl and Jones ilscp.
frre,,o o iil me widow Of th. late Dir. Quinn his
ls.e, PIX ana ihe pay TINT he would have
Nh '.I ihe rrnalud oi his term.
No tiI nara lDou, Ohio moved to suspend
custom thl pu.s Tho hlll for tho payment Of
tlrar tu.,es after Oct. !, in legal tender notes
i6e ro, n,Esr'rl lo-yeas, 1913, nays, 53
the xii ,pNit OF the Conference Committee on
btGio ~ n we lection Of representatives in the
Theti,r,e, lrglnia, &c. was agreed To.
IRON M l1'', 3 W. restore Capt. Someryille Nicholson
ufl ilf. q fltnf
VIZ passed '''' ~ u'o h''lNo 'lAi oi inc navy
~ 'TAa'o bin to create an Auditor Of Rail-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20

An elderly lady sat composedy In the front
door Of her house at 2i3 Last Twenty duh street last
evening In the folds Of her skirt nestled rete black
and tan terrier, Whose head and half " his body were
concealed by wire mullle attached 10 onhoracly
worked Russia leather collar without any warning a
rang the steps and threw oui l. arm. %, n to
the digmncd matrnn She screamed, amt defended
herself a. best she could
The man lost collar and ucckue In the struggle.
That's tho boast want he said as hc away with
the ltily tog u ls arms lie stripped of The rnImr and
muIIlc Ms ht and throw them into the street The
wonans ~an male "A complaint at the Twenty oud
street police station and alyisad g. hutr warrant
issued Tor the arrest Of the dog catcher Iir dc.,ricd
the catcher as "hlrilooku.. poorly DRESSED huy le.
looking fellow. about 10 years ul uLp.n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20
TIE NEW PENSION BILL.
Legislation that may Take "a Hundred MIL
Hons out of the Treasury.

WAsHINGToN. June l9.-The Pension Ar
rearages bill passed the House to-day by vote
of ls7 20 10. In this tho House followed the
Senate to-day in passing bill that will cost the
taxpayers Of the country from $4,000 600 up
ward. The act applies TO all now ON the pcnsio N
upon the Treasury-how heavy the Commits
sioner Of Pensions says he can Ms yet form no
maybe $40 900 900, Some experts say the event
tual cost will be at least $lOO.O0O.OO0. One thing
is ccrta nit is Il rich harvest for clai m agents.
But thirteen Congressman dared to vote
aguiust
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snor Br 4 DErrrY SHERIFF.
John Leutr's struggle In his Hallway while
Being = rgcslcd.


John Leutz, formerly the proprietor OF a
lager beer saloon in Avenue \. WIS indicted
several months apo for having sold toor with
ont a license. Julgm IA; Was entered against
him and an execution issued against his prop
crty. In the moan timo he had sold out. and
the exc .ut.on was returned unfati-aed Accord
ingly an order for his arrest vas given to
Deputy Shcrifls francis VI Nicol and Walter H.
Murtin.
They soon ascertanod tlat Mrs. Leutl was
keeping boarding house at sol East Nlnc-
tecnth s'rrei for the employees OF the nci ghbor-
ine p"s WORKS. whilc her husband worked AZ
his irti a- n.4 raSor. Iury w.re sat.5iln /
that I.utH WIS lirng w.th l.- wife. alt. lusA
they coulI not SOC him cutnr the house. At tie
J. it-p 10 one s.tu.cl tu Au.W WluyflIing pi his
Whereabouts. Callers were Invariably told that
Tic deputies were admitted at an unguardcd
moment last evening. Martin went quickly To-
NJ NcOl remained down STAIRS in the entry.
Lnutc answered the SAsiil's l.n0 i. in person.
g.. am J. .puty sheriff. Martin said; here
You can 20 South with your warrant" Lcutz
shou'ed. 10 Lee jumped btsh INTO the room and
hurli u a dining plate at the Shsiins head.
McNicol heard the. noise. aud hurried to
Martin 5 e-- Stance. Lcuiz is powcrful man.
and j, was only mlora. long s'rusLl' O, a. they
IL narrow aud dark anl lHut.. uN hia ing hil-
hold his own. Martin says tra' lo saw ) me-
tling in l.rut2s hand. citreru knife or a rlub.
he could not tell which, ami N.cn L"uZ
aud fired COR the lurlos, - frightening him.
Tho bullet pus-oi through i.HuN s ! 4 hand,
Twenty y-second street polio, station hcwoe very
FAINT. An ambulance took hlm To- ErlleVue
H. piiol. wh re il was learned th-' ho ild m
other and more serious shot wound i'm the
shoulder. H. Wu- too w ak to Ae tuh,i nome.
Sergeant rl9npeon snt fer shoriG Reilly.
fl .Httlf ! 81.
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HARmsBUBG. June i0-John, Isaac and Peter
Iawu bachelor brothers. whose ages range from to To
90 were attacked IN their own house. SIX miles from
Hunuurdon this afternoon by two tramps and beaten
unnrrcuuiy john Hud Isaac were rendered un,
conscious. and the latter IS considered beyond
rrcoytry Tie tramps then knocked down tue
housckeeper, one Of thcm holding her while me
nlrr rnn.ackei the house They Carried away bonds u
thr amount OF siOl0 81 IN money. aud other Naunles
Icy were pursued but turned ani hred npon Their ur
e,i Il, one Of whom received bullet through his cloth
ing TIE chase then given up, bat now ihe thule
ncighurhOOd aroused and the woods are being secured
in search Of the miscreants
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20
The dob. that sam Randall Defeated.

WAsHINGToS. June 19-The johbers who
were interested all the subsidy schemes before Con
gress are Gercey howlng IN their rage at Speaker Ran
dali Too much credit cannot be given Mr. Randall Tor
ROmaulkt Grmuess with which ht rta-trd all tt ~
rads upon Tie Treasury, Ne defeated me bwNhan job,
lac defeated Texas Pacific uhi hc prevented the re-
ruartutnt Of tie frHukug privilege ami the read iust
mcut of railway mail pay-A large job which had been
rirrnlll Wurked M Iv The johhlng Postal Commission
All sorts o threats are mnle by The subsidy Qbb' as 10
III, uuruusD o defeating Randall TINS IAN in hi district
Thr, innt make the effort Randall dehes them 10 DO
their Lest liz courts such an issue before the pcoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-20

WAsHINGroN. June 10.-The Senate to-day
confirmed the nominations OF Josiah Dent and Lcdynit
Phelps 10 be Commissioners Of the District of Colubin
also the nominations of AnnIp W. Church. Samuel Y
Wilcox, Simon Wolf aud TAYLOR tu Dc Justice, uf N,
Peace Of the Dguct The nominations Of samuel a
Reid To be United States Marshal Tor the Middle unt
Southern Districts oi Alabama, and Thomas Cumming I,
be Postmaster at HaCkensaek. n, j., weIe raeetei.