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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13
Attacking hi. WIFE with "A u.,chet.

ELIZABETH. " j.. July 12.-John Sohn. a Ger
man, aged g. was to-day committed to the county Jail
for trying to kill his vile with hatchct sohn is prob.
ably insane He has been of work for some months
and has of late shown feeling m hatred hIs vie and
son HIS threats had alarmed the ncghhors who
plrined to the police. AMI Oficcr Dixon present
when Sohn tried tu strike ms wo. The officer caught
the desccn cndNlg hatchct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13

Capt John Otto. one of the directors Of the
recently defunct Teuonia Savings Bank who shot him
self in his home at lO3l Second avenue on Thursday
morning while in desnondent mood because the Ger
man newspapers had ccnsured the management of the
bank. is sull In critical condition His physician how
ever is hopeful OF his recovery The two bullets which
rest very neAr the brain hANl not boon rnmnNel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13
Gen. Lnre. HynMon Xyshh.

The change in the temperature has had ben
encial effect ON Gen, James Watson Nebb's condition
lie is free from pain and his mind perfectly clear lie
has been now nearly two weeks without taking any
nourishmen worth speaking Of and the fact that he is
as well now then is regarded by his physicians
most extraordinary lie was so much better yesterday
that he was able to sit for about hour and halt in
the afternoon. Al time since the beginning of his
serious illness has he been so comfortable He begins to
take interest In current events and he desired to
know what the Potter Committee are doing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13

BALTIMORE. July 12.-This morning W. Fifer.
fireman OF yard locomotive the Northern central
Railroad was run over and instantly killed Fer. whose
locomotive was standing side OF the track near
Boundary avenue ht carcrssy lam down upon another
track with his head resins upon Of the rails lie
soun lCl asec aud another locomotive passing along
severed his head from his body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13
bruised by a Failing Wall.

Workmen who were tearing down the build
ings at 40 and a. West Fourteenth street yesterday
caused the premature falling of brick wall between the
two buildings and several ahorers wero caught in the
debris Thomas Reilly Of % Second avenue was badly
bruised about the head and body Petro Chepera OF 50
Baxter street had leg broken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13
Foul Odor. In westchcster.

John f. Comfort, VIM. Eblng, and John NJ.
Beck complained the Grand Jury that Charles Jones
and Thomas ?, Mcquade had obsuncted the course Of
Mil brook Brook avenue and l56h street thereby
flooding the adjacent land with water that being stag
nant emits pestentia OlOrs The Grand jury Indicted
Messrs Jones and McQuadc. Judge sutherland released
tl,. ut,.l.p hail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13

The meeting in Saratoga, beginning on Satur-
day July 30 promises he the best OF the year Fifteen
States and the Canadas will contribute TO the stables
There already 53S nominations Tor the races which
will continue with but few days intermssion July
~ Sept Many celebrities Of the turf will appear on
the Twelve important stakes be run for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13
Eugene schuyIer's Appointments.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-Mr. Eugene Schuyler
has been appointed to the Consulate At Birmingham
which, at request of the Secretary OF state was de-
clncd by Mr. ScVellon Brown Ia remain IN ms pfesenl
position as Chief Clerk Of the Department o state
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13
shooting her Husband and Herself.

GALEsBURG, ILL.,. July 12.-At about o'clock
this morning Mrs spauldng the divorced wife OF Martin
oConnor shot him with revolver the bali entering
above the heart causing wound from the effects OF
which he died IN few minutes She then shot herself
fatally, but is not yet dead,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13

Calf low shoes, easy fitting, for summer wear from
$50 Knox Morgan, stl sroAawsl, near BIsscker 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13
JOTTINGS IN TWO CITIES.

Partly cloudy weather. occAsiona rains, light
winds stationary temperature and pressure,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13
The Thermometer in New York Yesterday.


NJ, ~; ga ?, NJ. 800; s 7O5, ., 100 II, 6sa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13

Gray's American Capsules. Trade Mark.
Tin boxes ssft soluble, cheapest American make.-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-13

The best Truss Mado,
Foy ss.ttNwwsvu .. 9fVkRtaalt ss-.i~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
Gold. silver and Currency.
REPRESEN Arrives OF THE
BONDuuLDERS.

In 1867 Senator L lmunds of Ver-
mont said on tbs floor of the Uuiied
States Senate that it was the tx
pectation of all persons that the public
debt of the United States would be paid
in that commodity which is recognize d
by the universal consent Of mankind As
money, namely, gold aud silver" THIS
was at a time when many were OF the
opinion that the debt was payable in
currency. Iu 1873 when bi!l, which
passed the House to remoDetizs silver
and correct the mistake of tne Act OF
1873 is before the Senate, Senator
Edmunds offers an amendment that al
bonds of the United States are payable,
principal and interest. in gold coin Or
its equivalent, and that any other pay
ment. without the consent of tue
creditors. would be violation OF pub
lie faith.
Eimands, Sherman and many others.
who advocated the payment Of the
bonds in gold and silver when II Was
supposed tuey were redeemable In
greepbacks, now insist that it would be
reputation to pay them IL any other
money than gold coin. These meu
have the braz-n edfoutery TO assert In
advocacy OF this swim lie upon the peo-
pie WAC are taxed TO pay the pubic
debt, that it wJaIi b. uuji list 10 tne
citizsus Of tue Ullied States. who SAB
sist ou the wages of daily Labor, 10 10
mOnetizs silver. fIucylus, peIhaps, that
the Working classes are too lS1ocant u
understand that for years they have
been Obliged TO ac;epi deprecated
paper currency for taelr l,bJr, which
their now mock synpathIzsrs. Ed
mund !, Sherman x Co, have made
legal tenier. 1t Is painfully evident
shat the opponents of the renouetlza.
Gon of silver III tue UaIted, States SEN
ate are the representatives OF the un-
taxed money kings wao hold Unitei
States bonIs, Instead of what they
ought to bs--the friends Of the people
who are taxed to pay them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
COMMIssIONGRS To THE PARIS
EXaiBlpIOS.

By resolution of Congress the Gov.
liz "a aud invited to name to. the Presi-
dent Of the United States two citIzens
OF their respective States to BE- ap-
pointed Honorary Commissioners TO
the Paris Exposition OF 1918. In ac-
cordance with this resolution, Cover
nor Bradley has nominated john w
Mackey OF Virginia City aud w. 5.
heye OF Eureka. 30 says the Carson
Appeal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
PENDLE TON. EL4C FED SENATOR.

George II. Pendieton was elected
Senator from ONO, To succeed Stanley
Mathews, on Tuesday. lie received 70
votes III the Seuate and 66 in the
House. Ane Republican caucus conId
not agree u J0u Candidate TO receive
their complimentary vote, AMI they
voted blank In b TIN Houses IS. in tie
Ssuate and IS III the House. In the
next Congress Onio viii DO represented
10 the Senate by two Democrats.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
tArgonaut.l


There are other elements TO be con-
siderrd III importing meu than mer.
chandIse. 1t the production of wealth
were the only Object of II nation, it
won Lot matter at all whether the
workmen were citizeus and men of
families or Chin-se. The welfare of
the community is the primary object,
and this eau only be secured by pro.
moting the interest and securing the
welfare ut Class that not o1ly will work
bat has the kuo~l-dge and j td8ment
to make laws. select rulers aud live
under the Restraint OF government.
Oar lab Irers are oar rulers aud our
servants; they are sovecelgns as Well as
ciIZ us. They are oar army to enforce
tle law, wGich them, elses must obey
Thy cannot be treated aS a class
separate aud apart from oar social aud
political life; they axe part of our
system. Dat OF all this agitation there
vii. come good Waen it is found
that labor can think, capital viii be
compelled to talok nrignt. When
labor begins to act. ca al Will, in SELF
defense, be driven to act nr,gut.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
The MAZDA T0AHUNE,

The Nevada Tribune has entered up.
on its tenth yoiume aud fifth year. Ii
~ published on CAPITOL Square and is
satisfied with. the outlook. Though
newsy and neutral, 1t exhibits strong
independent tendencies In dealing with
"our efficient Controller" and endeav-
ors to add to Old Broadhorns' popular.
ity by berating him occasionally. Ii is
one of the best local papers in the
Stlte.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Turkish MsD-ef- War Cruising or
CerrIgo.

ATHENS, Jan. l6.
A Turkish man Of war having been.
cruising off Cerrlgo without any known
Gauss, the Greek iron clad George. was
dispatched to enforce the observance OF
neutral rights. Passengers who ar
rived here to day on u steamer from
Syria assert that they heard the firing
OF Cannon near CerrIgo,
Phiiippopolis Evacaated->ebas
sh, lied.
CoNsrANriNoPLE Jan. l6.
Philippopoils Is completely evacu-
ated, aud tue Turks have ordered il
burned.
Adjos aud K4rnabad have be. tn
burned.
The Turkish fleet has shelled. Se-
bastopol.
Home Rule Conference at Dublin.
DUBLIN, Jan. l6.
The Home Ruls Conference passed a
resolution by which members pledged
themselves to maintain the unity aud
authority OF the party, and recognized
the wisdom of united, energetic action
under the leadership of DIR. Butt. The
Conference lasted eight hours. and ter
minated III d scene of division and up.
roar.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
SPECIAL 10 GALS.
Dentistry.

7. Gardiner, ID. ID. S.. senior men,
beEsof the well known firm OF GARDINER
hEothers, Dentists, has arrived at the
Ceatrai Pacific Hotel, and will attend to
BUSINESS in his line. AL work guar
anteed. q O:dess left at the Hotel will
receive prompt attention. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
In Favor of the Repeal IF the Re"
smption set.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, Jan. 16.
In the III use Of Representative yes
terday the following was reported IA
vorably from the Committee on Federal
Relations:
Resolred, That it is the sense of thi 8
House that the bill to repeal the Re
sumption Act, now pending In Con-
gress, ought to become a law
The Kentucky Senatorship.
FRANKFoRr, Jan. 10th.
No change in the Senatorial tight.
CHICAGO. Jan. 18th.
The Inter- Oceans UariinviIle, ILL
nois, special says: Chestnut 4 Dnbios,
bankers, who held the same Relative
position here that jacob Bum did to
Springfield aud vicinity, have made an
assignment to Johu Rogers The as
sets aud liabilities cannot be stated, bat
it is claimed that all debts will be paid.
Both partners have first class reputa
tons for honesty and integrity.
Ihe Proposed Popular Loan.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l6.
Secretary Sherman yesterday APP
peared before the Committee Oh Ways
and Mans He said 1t was known
that there had been a syndicate for the
sale OF per cent. bonds, but in deter.
ence to what was regarded IS the popu-
lar sentiment, aud also for the con.
venleuce OF uesotlatlon. It was deemed
best TO terminate that contract and
place these bonds Ia the market upon "a
soneW hat different plan, namely: to
employ, as far as possible. all National
B4nks aud BANKERS OF established
credit. who would give requisite securi.
~. In the sale Of bonds, 10 reaeb, II
possible. all CLASSES OF people; to treat
tutlu al HIM. W hllON lutiu
all the same commission; to deliver
The bonds to them in any part
OF the cOuntry free OF charge, aud
TO invite popnlae subscriptions for that
purpose. When, however, the Treas.
AIRY Department came 10 pat that plan
III actual operation, 1t was found that
under The e1l5tlag laws there WAS some
mbaTrdssInents. which If Congress
should see proper 10 remove. would
snabie 1t very Largely 10 Increase the
loan aud distribute it more rapidly
than possible at PRESENT. The Score
tary then prese ntsd. to the eousidera-
ton of the committee the draft of bill
to promote the deposit Of savings aud
refuuding the national debt. In CON-
mentIng ON the provisions OF this bill.
he said that If Congress would pass it
he would be- able to refnnd the public
debt very ralidiy, and carry oat the
operations of the treasury with in
creased advantage to the public He
preferred this mode to the one he b. adj
previously Indicated for a popular
loan.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
EASTERN DlSPATCHE Els
First Public Reception of Mr., and
Mrs. Hayes.

WAsHINGEoN. Jan. l6.
The first pabhc eseuIug reception
Of President aud Mrs Hayes at the tx
ecuive Mansion last evening Was large
ly attended, many foreign Ministers,
members OF the Cabinet, Senator'S aud
Representatives III Congress. with their
ladies', belug present, besides Luudreds
of private eillzens. Tue feature that
attracted attention Was the large attend
aDee OF Southern cltlzsns. Ii is the
hrst time suca general social calls have
been made BY tue Southern people since
the beglnnin3 Of the war.
stampede OfIndians from Red Cloud
Agency.
WAsHISGroN, Jan. l6.
The Commissioner OF InIian Affairs
has received the followIng dispatch
from Agent Irwin, at the Red Cloud
Agency:
From twenty to thirty lodges of
northern Indians stamped on the night
of the 10th, aud left the impression
that they were going to Sitting Bull,
but are just as likely to go to the Little
Missouri or Tongue river, to Join a
camp supposed to be in that country. ="
Dacinion AfEirmesI nv sh. S.a..
OF the Interior.
WASHINGTON, JAN l6.
The Secretary of the Interior has af-
frmed. the decision of the General
Land Office in the case of G. r. Great.
house and the Marcellina Silver Mining
Company against G. F. Hosn and g.
W. BsvAns. and allows the entry to be
made OF the Marcellina east lode. The
claim has been pending for years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
& Z I 81 x = = sisC.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
rhe san Ersncasco Woskins me
The Mayor ..t.Is ~prc.s 1
Me tang Of she board OF Sa-
perry soEs,

DAN Francisco, Jau 16.
The authorities gave been put In
possession OF laIJrnaaou wLIcu leads
them 10 o-iI-Ye tnat Kraruey AID has
crowd are actually ttSIug steps 10 put
tbeir threats ui sloi nee Iuto execution.
Ii has ueeu ascvrtaineu that they have
already made souse purchases ut arms.
My or Dryaut. District Attorney Muir
ply. AMI Captain Lees, wuo. Ia the nb
seace GA accodut OF slcKuess OF Chef
q. fonce kirkpatrick. Is lii command
Of tue police turce, held II consultation
this mofulng. as resfsit oil which the
Mayor colivd u special meeting OF the
Board Of Supervisors tor tue considers
ton OF Imporydat business this after
noon. ltIs ptooaole proclamation
viii be lssuea with reference To tue 10
clpient Instruction wnIcn Is now pre
valiIug III The city. and measures viii
be taken to pat 1t d0su by force OF
arms. If Il cesS,ry Toe NJ ,yor had ii
conference with General McD Jwen last
night, aud was assured OF the support
of the Ualted States troops, if neces
sary. Tor peace aud otder.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17

WHEN Senator David Davis wakes up
in the morning, he calls out to his pri-
yate Secretary: John, on which side
I'D l vote yestsrday?'' Democratic, =
esysJohns 4''Ah lthen this is the Re-
anbticans day. John, put a cannoa
.ssss.ssia each Goa. tail pocket"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17

The workingmen Of Tuscarora are
holding meetings for the discussion of
matters of importance to the working
classes. A call tor u meeting, to which
all who are IN sympathy with the work
ingmen S movement are invited, Is pub.
lished in the Times Review.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
Dissolution OF Co-partnerShll

MyoTICE Ia hereby given to all wn VIM,
~, II NAV concern, that the co-par'nea'.
ship heretofore existing under the nrm La Iss
OF CLARK 4 MINOR Is this 18th Gay a ~
uary. 1878. dissolved. 1. W. 0AAA. ws
KNOXVILLE, Jan. IL, 1873.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
COUNTY AUDITORS
Quarterly Report,

NUnI chs UFFfck,
HUaBoLDr COUSrY. NV.
WIssEaUCcA, January 7, 1878.
To THE HONORABLE THE BuAED OF COUNTY
CoMaIssGoNEns or HUMB iLDr COUNTY.
NEVADA.
GENTLEMEN I herewith submit my Report
OF the financial conditlonof Humb ldt County
Tor the quarter yeaf Gu hug January !, 1878.
Balance IN Treasury Oct. 7, s77. Sc, t80 ss
kEoElPTs PaOM ALL eouGCes:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
Balance in Treasury Jan. Z, 1873.

Total Disbursements
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-17
Ore shipment.

YUuA, A. L., Jan. Is.
Another shipueut. OF A. 900 pounds
OF very rlcn Silver King ore, was
shipped by the ooltheru Pacific Rail-
rOad from here to San Flauclsco to-
day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-03

To PUT stop to all speculation as to the
origin of the fire which consumed the Capitol
City and the elevator, the jury of inquest
which will sit in view of the remains of the
charred bodies found among the debris should
make the origin and progress of the conha-
grafton the subject of special inquiry. To
this end, the coroner should summon jury
of intelligent men, such as are to be found on
any fpart of Front row. Only In thus way
can the suspicion of incendiarism be set at
rest. The police and fire commissioners
should also take steps to learn all that can
be about the disaster. No stone should be
left unturned that may lead to the discov-
cry oil the perpetrators of SO terrible crime,
if to crime the disaster is due. But whether
10y criminal intent or mol, I'VE should know the
truth. SO much is due to the merchants of
the city, and to the freighting interests gen.
orally. Let us by all means have an official
inquiry into matter that has staggered the
town as nothing else has since 1873. s4s 49,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-03
THE LOUISVILLE RACES.
The inaugural Day Attended with Fine
Weatner-Three Good Races-"Pain-
full" Interest I'm the mccarthy
TenbrOeck Race, with the
Chances Even.

& LOUISVILLE, July 2-The showers last
night and this morning laid the dust and
put the track in excellent condition for the
inaugural day for the Louisville jockey club s
meetings. There was good attendance and
interesting sport.
First RGce.-Sweepstake for three year
olds, one and half miles, and eight noml-
nations; three started. They were Kate
Claxton, Harper and Jim Bell. winning in the
order named. Time-2:134.
Second Race.-Purse, $780, Janet, War
field and Matagorda started, and the two
heats run resulted in the order named.
Time-l :4324, 1:454.
Third Race.-Purse, $780,. dash of one
and one. eighth miles. Won by Dan, Edin-
burg second, Donna Ilaskl third, Signal last.
Time-2:00H.
The interest in and excitement over the
Tenbroeck- Nj 'Carthy race border on the pain
full, and the chances of victory is COM
pared to the pitching of a coin for "heads or
tails" The weather has blown up quite
cool and the indications favor sunshine seems
to follow
on to-morrow's races sold as follows at the
Calf house tonight: First race-dash of one
and half mlles-Harkaway, $500; Belle of
Nelson, $3.50. Second neutrality-suspicious.
of mile heats-Joe Rhodes, $50; Glendalia,
$40; Stella, $25. Third race-dash of one
and three quarters of mile-Tolona, $50;
the field, S35.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-03

The general council will meet to-day, and
we trust will finally dispose of the question
of quarantine A committee yesterday heard
the views upoa it of the members of the board
of health, and of DIR. Maury, member of the
State board of health. As the drift of public
opinion is in favor of quarantine, we expect
the committee will report favorably, and that
quarantine will be established under the su-
pervision of the board of health, composed OF
Drs. Mitchell, Brown and Erskine. PERTH
nent to this is the information that the board
at its last meeting adopted the methods OF
dislnfection in use by the board of health Of
New Orleans, and which have been found to
be singularly efficacious and prompt.)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-03
A Horrible Surprise.

DETROIT, June 26.-Thls morning June
26th) as the Canada Southern train, which
eft Toledo last night, was entering the trans
fer boat that runs between Stony Island and
AmherstberR. one of the lady passengers put
her hand out of the window, and, few min
utes after, was startled and frightened to frd
it covered with blood. The attention of the
passengers, and finally that of the conductor
and captain of the boat, was called to the ex-
traordinary phenomenon. Search being made,
the body of a well-dressed man was found
lying on top Of the car. He had evidently
been on the car since it left Toledo, and was
killed, being struck on the head while the
train was passing under the Toledo tunnel or
one of the low bridges this side of that place.
The body was removed from the car and care
fully searched. From letters found in pos
session of the deceased it was determined that
he was Albert Brace, of Meadville, Pennsyl-
vania, about thirty years of age.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-03

nearly completed their armory, why cannot
our professional and amateur musicians get
together and, by systematic efforts in the de-
ightful form of concerts, begin the work of
accommodating funds TO build concert hall
whose use would be free to them, that
would be theirs forever, and where In time
they might have a big organ. A plain build
ing would answer 81 purposes, and it would
not cost great deal to put it up. Either of
our local architects would gladly furnish de-
signs. and perhaps our wealthy citizens would
subscribe literally.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-03

ACCORDING 10 a recently completed tabu-
lated statement of the bureau Of statistics,
the excess of exports of merchandise over the
imports for the eleven months GUIDING with
May amounts to $2i6, 528, 122-the exports
having been $647, 94S, 78S, and the imports
$4O1 ,420, 666. The excess of the exports OF
merchandise over the imports for the eleven
corresponding months Of the preceding year
amounted to sI55, 877, 779, showing a gain
in the balance of trade in favor of the United
States for the year of $3.50, $50, 343.