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sfcRffstsstoNof THE ELECTROMAGNETIC
WASHINGTON, June 7.

WASHINGTON June q.
The Potter Committee, as soon as assem-
bling to-day, went into secret session.
Last nights mass- meeting OF the Work
ingmen OF Washington, who made a very
orderly and imposing demonstration Ill
favor Of the eighthour law, adopted
among other resolutions, Ii recommend
ing Senator Sargent. and Representatives
Banks. Butler, Wright, Goode and Wilson,
to the confidence and support OF the Work
ingmen Of their several districts, on the
ground Of their having advocated IN Con-
gress such measures as would give employ
ment to The millions of idle men, and
relieve the country from its suffering con
dition, thereby proving themselves good
friends of the W%orkingmen.
The Sunday civil bill, reported to the
House to-day, contains the following,
among other appropriations for the general
expenses Of the District Of Columbia: To
be disbursed by the Commissioners, one
million two hundred and fifty Thousand
dollars.
STATE Prohibition Convention.
CHICAGO, June I.
The State Prohibition Convention i'll
Decatur, yesterday, had about m hun
dred delegates, and Gen. Simpson, of Car
rolton, was elected president: Hon. Je-
rome II. Germ, Of Decatur, was nominated
for State treasurer, and Rev. w. s. Post,
of Belleville, superintendent Of public in
struction. A meeting was held last night
to thoroughly organize the. State, and to
district the work.
A Duel with Knives.
OMAHA, Neb., June 7.
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IDAHO.

TroOps and Settlers to the Front
Two Hundrea Indians Railing
Bruneau yalIey-Three Men MUIR
dered by the Bann0cks--No Safety
for Small Parties-InhiaE Claim
the Valley by Prior Occupancy
Families Leaving Their Homes.
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Duel with Knives.


SALT LAKE, June Z.
Three companies of the Fourteenth in
fantry leave here for Fort Hall, Idaho, to-
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Tisae.
Eight-day clocks Of different styles at the
Golden Rule, cheap for cash.
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NOTICE.

EGAI. BLANKS. OF AIN Dr-
~ scriptlons. printed 10 order at the sen.
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-.
The TuN Mau Gosette, noticing the
death Of Morrisaey. says He appears
by all acconnts y have beena very worthy
man, though perhaps . little unfortunate
in his selection Of pursuits. He won all
thcinoney he could irom all who would
play with him, but even at poker he ii not
known 70 have used : the advantages pecu-
liar to others Of his craft, though possibly
this Is only q compliment to his skill. At
any rate he was very successful, and that
covers q multitude Of sins in every depart
ment in which Mr.. Morrissey tried his
luck. He died an opponent Of Tammany,
and his memory viii evidently be cherish
ed as that Of an able and energetic sup
porter Of American institutions"
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FOREIGN S.
PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT BY ENGLAND AND
RUSSIA.
Arrival Of Sehousaioa at 81. Peters,
burg.
THREE HUNDRED PERSONS RE-
PORTED KILLED IN A COLLIERY.


LONDON, June Z.
1t is said that England and Russia ave
come to a preliminary agreement with re-
gard to the terms Of the treaty. Count
Shouvalotf is taking to st. Petersburg in
formation relative to Great Britain views,
which will enable Russia to decide about
the instructions to give her plenipotenti-
o..ox
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Count S~iouvaloff, the Russian Embassa-
dor to London, and Prince ID. 0ubril, the
Russian ambassador at Berlin, who are to
attend the Berlin congress, and Chaker
paslia. the Turkish Embassador to st. Pc
tersburg. have arrived.
CountSchouvaioff and Prince d. Oubrii
had an audience Of the Emperor today.
and start for Berlin on Sunday. 1t is still
hoped that Gortsehakoff will he able to at
tend the congress-.
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A Number Of SADDLE HORSES

for CASH.
DAVIS 4 KEEN. Auctioneers.
Eureka, June 7, 1878. ies-3t
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SPECIAL MEETING OF
Rescue Hose Company.

THE MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TIC
meet at their House on MONDAY EVEN
ING next, to make preparation for the celebra-
ton of the Fourth Of July. A full attendance
is requested.
NJ. d. FOLEY, President.
THos. HALEY. Sec'y.
Eureka, June Z, 1878. jeS-td
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NEW TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

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New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
STANDARD THEATRE.

The seventh wccl, of the engagement of llr.
J K. Emmett began. last night. at the Standard. Mr.
Emmett is acting in Mr. GuyIcr's play oG Fritz "a
work IN witch, however, alterations, that NJ. Emmett
erm5'imprOyemcnts, have from time time been ef
fectcd A rcyanpcd version OF this drama was pre-
scented ast evening. The novel portion consists ol
scene IN the German home of the cmigraut The piece
has hccu sufficiently described and discussed and quite
ici.u- remark has been bestowed upon the yOClisn
and the dancing OF Mr. Emmett lhs performer
pXrrritg. melodies quite sEliuly on the lamOucOu
b. dances nave Insprtng ygOr and his portrayal Of
Ett. is naTKcd by just sense ~ character Many per
son, find amusement IN tIr contemplation OF ms pro-
cecdir and his engagement az the STANDARD Theatre
Is undal. nnI 10 naYe been attended, Hth prO-PCUy.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
rUIyGES TN THE POLICE BOIBD.

rI.Nor, ABOUT IUE SUCcr'SoEo or COMMISSION
rns WHEELER ANp Euuu,WDr-ruE MAYOR TO
HAVE ANOTHER NFTK BEFORE ACHING.
Who are to he the successors of Police Com
missioner, Wheeler and Erant aud what are 10 be the
ullii.r.h elects Of the changes 10 be made in
tbc pnl.c, Board, are the questions To which
the ciiy politicians d.e giving "7io'al attention.
The idea u charges being made against May, T
Ily IN the event of hi, rcnomndtns Mcssrs Wheeler
and ErnarGt, was rdlculcd b. Ttmmauy Democrats
Yesterday. Mayor Eiy himself said that there was 10
foundation Tor the runor lie knew the origin uf u, AID
fur vbli purpose 10 va, on suatrd. IL was only
"A " cauurt." A. to the mmor that such movement
would be- made %, tEc friends OF Mr.. liIdrn, IN
and Mr. Kelly the Mayor said that he was
pu,tN, there wa, no ir"th n H. ne ',so ,liu '' nc
hud NOT set made p ms mind a. To the nominations or
Police Commissioners. go. ., .,
There were several rumors around the MY IiiIl as 10
the arrangement that mi-ht be- made by lhr hrpu1,s
said tnat the regular Rrpublran oiSahI',l'H
OF the city htd asr,cd VITA Iamm"4I mat
pmhIlrnu, WITH the aut rlmuany Democrats during
The utst campaign, providing 'ohHl'''ou'I' ""''''I
and Erharit should he r'apponIg''. - p, ..,.,.,.. t
Some al the most prumuc-t l"mWahN democrats li,l
ut TlrmAu, Hail l-t evenings for tl" purpose 10 was
uudrr.o .d Of discussing tins question Among those
nr,sri vcro John Kelly, Augustus -chcl, ~hrlln ltuIy
and Aldermen Roberts, Guutl,r. Bennett. ANA SL'E
The meeting had been quietly called and m" evident III
tanton wasto keep Srciet Ai'et continuing III seq
son ABOUT t%O bouis, iuoSe present went
away one at II time. Most OF them
wr:c yer, rcticcn rs 10 lhr object OF the meeting We
want funds Tor Fourth OF july celebration,
don'f Wc!" sand General spm0la, with laugh,
"nnd We, have been making arrangements for ral.-
ing them; nothing eisr GSMn % hear What we've been @
row." said another IL was learned tiJ
the meeting considered almost exclusively the
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
EIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Varous alterations having been effected in
tho pautomme which Is current at this theatre.
the piece last night presented ~ It's improved form
Tie attendance, though not very large was consider
ABLE and The cOmlca exploits Of Nr Robert Fra5
enjoyed with zest, and rewarded with laughter.
Humpty Dumpty's Dream is now Tre-"ntci IN
three ac.s, instead Of two, and the rick
portion has been considerably augmented. The
Hungarian Polka was danced last might, and q
ballet called 1.-THE Roses" also prc'ily crformed.
Mr. Fraser caused mcrriment by his exhibition OF a
phonograph newly contriyed by hun This clown, il is
noted IS wiling to "tak' Mr.. Edison with tins in
Etrumcut for the cham IiUasAil' The scenic cm-
bc,hncut- Of the pant J.ac were fGunl to hayr been
somewhat increased ana frightened The pictures "t
e tour sa sons with which the piece closes, Deaut-
EYT
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

The resolutions Of the Republicans OF Yer
mont lu regard 10 the President, southern Policy are
the thinnoot Kind Of milk and water kpujh-
Can (Rep)
The Democrats do not like General Grant
pvermuch yet thcy have done more during tho lS Ioi
plight revive his Old popularity than his friends c"uh
pave done by any amount Of hard work. indIanapols
Journal (}ep)
One thing is clear-tO provide eifectual safe
guards against repetition Of the dangers which threat
fned the country IN the last PRESIDE Htal controversy n
the duty deyOlytng upon Congress and appeals 10
Its best statesmanship-lAlbany Journal RepJ
The outlook for the whole country will be
gloomy indeed the Republicans gain possession OF The
next House. and urge friends IN all parts O the
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
MORE OPERA KlIEEE.

The engagement of Mile. Aimee and her
troupe was prosperousy terminated on Saturday night
at the Park Theatre. with brilliant representation Of
"Lcs Coches Ie COTDevc" In this piece NJ. Hezlcrcs
has exhibited remarkable ability, III his persona
tion Of Gqspard, the miser. Nothing so good as
ths, In its way, has been seen upon the
local stage since Mr.. Charles Fisher last presented
bis admirable embodiment Of N,cho0S Rue On sunday
Sacred Concert given at the Park Theatre FOR the
benefit of Mile AimGe's chorus SINGERS: and Oh that IN
teresiing occasion Mile Aimee cdIGed the brethren by
singing e. La POOIna and Pretty Pi"t re-
These p4gus selections, it j. needless 10 add.
were received with holy enthusiasm. 1t il now an
nounccd that Mile Aimee VIII shortly leave this
cOuutry aud that she has formed the determination no"
10 rciurI The paugs OF parting however are 10 de- u
some mca .,rc as,uagcd by nine farewell appearances,
which tni- artist wifi make at Booths Ihcitrc-brglE-
ming ne X NuEddy. "Lss COchcs de Corucvlle," 4" la
Rciur Indigo" la NaioaIur,' Ia JOuc Partuncusc.'
"Ia Tma,lc DArgcut," and other iIuctiyIn2 work,
viii he repeated and thus the means OF grace VIII, no
doubt be provided in cOplyu, dhundauCe Nile. aimee
receive "a farewell benefit on June II, and sdl.- Tor
Europe board the 81. Laurent. on June u.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
PARK THEATRE.

,rI,o ,o;:,+rouce of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Lin
r, yv,s effected under agreeable circumstance, last
night in In, Park Theatrethc attendance being quite
Ioryc. auI the performance cheerful spirited and
pcasant SIR. " 5. GIl5orrs pretty and touchngIiiue
romciy Of swccthears," ana the farce'of MI. and
Mrs Peter Wnite," were acted, and Mr.. Liugari pre-
sentcd sketches Of character. Nr. +. b. WaIcc. NJ
r. T. Rnsgold, Mr. Charles L,ClcrcQ, Miss Helen
Vincent aud Miss Laura Wallace participated
In the performance. The welcome accorded to
Nr and Mrs. Lingard marked ny spon'o-
neous coIdaljty, and these clever performers
showed themselves worthy o' the greeting During Tie
five years 81 their absence they have been IN continual
practice" aud Mrs. LnGard-always beautiful woman
has gained in control OF the resources OF dramatic arr
Her IepOSc is that of excitement and not OF comI3-
ceucy or iuai0ercnce and her noble carriage and fine
gesturCs yalized by real feeling and guided by alert
and Trustworthy taste. Tue comedy OF "Sweeihearis"
is remark felicity OF STYLE and l. UucoWmohN
strong suggestive elements. The first act depicts III
entirely delicious the sweetness an" the hcNIa
n of youthful ovcrS-net IN the morning OF life ana III
garden OF r0ses-whOm innocent maiden coyLess' or
capUcc, hinder from agreement; 50 that the'E
lives thcncaforth are turned awIy, and flow
in lonely currents into middle age The see
Dnd act depicts the meeting Of these IoFr'-'
after has whitencd their locks and experience h'N
changed them and places in the faithful! hear;
of the and the Vre0cCuptd nature OF the man
There act the touch Of CyHic>m that is
usual in Mg Gilbcrts works Il stems however TO have
bcon his intention, in this instance. that the cynIcNm
should treated as artificial and made transparent, to
yhOw the ait aiul heart beneath Viewed IN any other
Gght ts Soubre tint OF selhsLncsS would totally eclipse
lhe great beauty OF The piece Men equally with womcn
remember past. and cherish the souvenirs OF youth
and happiness that gone forever. In Nh
Narde's acting there was no hint OF an in
lended test, and so the PeYsoDatOn-ln,CDsCly AID
correctly English in style, capital in makeup, and
clever trcumeut-was yet absolutely annoying. IN lts
hard in5eusIbiliiy Mrs. Ln-dId marked with true
touch and with delightful variety OF condition. as Wei
- OF feeling and manner, the difference between
IolUettsl youth ana saddencd maturity. she Is fog
hnate above most women tie stage i'm the poses
ZION of mclOdous voice. and il Is luxury to hear The
English language spoken with such purity OF tone auG
such swert,s uf cadence mark h,r cuunciaion. HT
action wa uug3ryDgly appropriate and, especially at
he point where the witheycd leaves are dropped
into the hand OF the saddcncl lover, exceedingly
pathetic and effective Mr LrC.clcq gave fine chaIac-
teYpictUr" is the AGED gardener.
The pieces were cast as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
PRECISELY WHAT EE REFUSED TO DO.
krL-l IL. nLL-l-.-l.L E.nnLr.--

The Radical engines are attempting to
fiSatcn tmd Oil gentlemen by pulling ana blowing
that the Potter investigation is simply preliminary
step toward rcOpcnin- the Presidential question and
lUuHhg th' whole country Ltu q tenn, S.uouS sea uI
tu;Hr II Mr. potcrdesrc to shut of the steam ef'ac
tuly from tneS" machines, let hm introduce aud press
through something ike this Rsoirtd, That the iuves
igtou order hy this House i for the sole purpose of
discovering whether the Electoral votes OF Florida and
Louisiana tainted with fraud aud, if so, how and
by whom Ecgi,"5 Cvih"T, Tint n6Watic: what such
Investigation may disclose. the best interests OF tAC
COuutTy uupcGaiyrIy demand mat 40 IiicmIt shall be
made 20 remove Sir. Hayes nom the IT,,iutm@v.'
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

NO, Jockson's old port wine drank up, and lronnh
added sonnet hing to the fury OF the uproaf Win "-
The mob returned to town.
The White Mountain Echo is TO be the name
oi new weekly paper TO be started at Betlchen' ~ "
on the 18th OF July Iis intended specially for visitors 10
the White Mountains. floating population eolhha'eo u
comprise in the height of the season at least l'o0o per
sons. It is to be edited by MI MAJ ii''-'
ado, q paipstaking literary gentleman who has long
suffered from defective vision ana mas oI i'tV % pr
come almost totally blind. He is quie cs!aple "o"
over OF making an Interesting newspaper
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
HOW TO HAVE GOOD TIHI.s.


The Government is ready for resumption.
The country il ready tor resumption. Ihcra :, nothing
to D. 9Uri los delay; the contrary, il very costly
prOcT ~jratiou. Lat Congress enact that redemption q"
Ipgat..Jd,r note, shall begin July then Jet Congress
drop IA" tlr aLj alton: drop all currency agliatiun
drop al Democratic utIigI" to get possession Of ~"
Government hy uu,rrhauhCd means, and adjourn. N'h
the tariff Uudi-turhc', resumption "rr"nlI~hcd Con
grrsS adjourned ud haUU"nUs hIryestS gathered, the
cpuuil win wproue i'm the long expected good 'WcS
u tine early Autumn months, and the Nation VIII ma
.lLti IL O ....tIN MoLl,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
LATEST SHTP NEVS.


ARRlNED............. .........MAY 27.
steamship General Meade Br Crowcll Bermuda days.
Wiih uii-s. pass. to \. T. OIt,rbriige & CO.
Slp Icarder lof iOudOn) Knight Shanghai Feb % With
teas. exc to IcahOdy Willis & CO.
FOREIGN PORTS.
tOWoY. May 27.-The General TRANSATLANTIC Company's
Steamship uraGor CI.t S4ug'r. from New GOrk Nay l5
flr IIqyrc ua.soI the Lizard at 1920 this morulug.
q, E+,:DUN MAJ 27-TLc IuHdn Line steamship City Of
H.ruI Cont I,f,h from New-No, May II for Llvcr OO,
sguailef on Crooliavcu at 6:l5 O'Clock this p IA
TIE hn.lr.u Line steamship Penn Fiyana, Capt Harris,
from pl,a May l6 for Liverpool arrived here today
pINHrUI. MAJ 2f--1hc HMnbuTg.Am Line st"tin'
ship C,"r Clpt. Earrut- from ewlOIk Aay 10 for Han.
burg - Pen, today.
IfDr othej Sb,D Ye,cs see Thirf PtJsi
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

when Dr. T. y. Pierce vas candidate FOR state senator
NJ, pca opponents published pretended analysis Of hls
popular IH"1irrD hoping thereby O rrouCe the people
HIM His election by overwhelming majority go
I,mErd tIltltyTs Who sought to iWloaCi his
business integrity Nn notice would have been taken OF
these camuagL that % his enemies (and
every bu,iuc- man has his fun quota Of cuyipus
riya rrpuhshug these bogus auav.c- Numerous and
absurd have been published. pUTOrng 10
from high authority aGd 20 I, significant fact that no
have been ~ all aiikrCOnsiuslycy proving the shOi+
i-t a % I'd
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

THE SrNII.WEEKLT TRIBUNE.
The issue Of to-day contains
ENTERTAINING I>CELLANN,
CHOICE EDITORIALS.
UUNORS OF THE DAY.
wAemNGroN AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS.
Letters from staG IuI other Correspondents IN th' OH
World and the New;
FULL PAGE OF AGR!CULrU RI
Reports OF all the Markets etc
S.ueif copies scut free application.
Price u wrappers ready for mailing, five cen' per copy:
eao copy one year So :dyc copies si ten copies ani 0at
eAtrl IS Postage all cases free to the suOsc-!3er
Address THE TRIBUNE. NeY- YORK
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

action that Il would be best TO take in regard
TO the Police Commissioners vacant places The
Mayor 1t said had indicated that he was not yet
ready 10 act, and he asked that one more
week might be gwen him. The effect Of this.
and also of continuing the present commission
ers in Olficn was discussed at some length.
1t was understood that fal action taken beyond
consuming TO the Mayor the time he wished Fur
thcr deliberations ii is said wall be had before the week
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
WALLACK'S THEATRE.

Although the regular dramatic season at this
theatre win terminate next saturday night it has been
decided 10 carry brief supplementary season, and
thus 10 extend the run Of " Diplomacy 10 the 18Th
of June In every respect th, production has been
pi9ccntlv successful Diplomacy is the chief tA"a
rica feature Of the time, ana person who Or
nlINa snnliI omit To n.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

South TO he their guard that catastrophe of this
kind may he prevcnted.-iA Augusta Chronicle DcmJ
The Northern Democrat seems to think that
the only political business the southern Democrats
should engage in is TO De quiet and vote for Northern
mocrats at National election. In opinion.
this viii not answer III the South much lOnser Nchs-
burg Herald OJemJ
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

AtycrI .PuientS intended for tie next 'sur 0i THE
VIlkLY rRIBU NJ sEoId De handed n before D. m 70.
day.
Nrr,ou, EsHnu,iion "A meG, Al essay comprising series
uf lecture, t.yrI,! kdlus Museum ui Anatomy, Nr"
lor. and cure O p!euatuT doe n" showing IN
lHH JOS, a,tt may Doe tStl' q s'i"A- i 'r
uu-,- - tl- Wu u'- 90 marriage amt !r treatment Ot
yl. and physical ,tul. being r result ~ 20 year, eN
lI.. ly ufI. -.. currency, or rI-ff'" d.p- AI',s
Secretary. kAIIN~ Museum I-N tIopl"sA, Nr'-n "rk
Past once Noucc.-Trs mats :or TIE weeE enins
SATURDAY. Jane l. 1870. VIII close AZ t-lr once Ou
m ~YNI at T. u.. Europe. hy steamship Montana
vla queenstown: on WIDNE~DAN.a NJ ?. m for Europe
M steamship Russia. queenstown correspondents Tor
France ipryar y| by TINS steamer mus, h S"'ay att
or, sd, AMI laJ T.. tor France direct by steamship
I,r..r, VIA iiaNrr: rlli Rs DAY at IL n" Tor Ger
ANY the Continent hv steamship l'T''i. VIA Ply mouth
Hamburg roT"ND1ni"ngH Tor 'irht britain
and ireland 10 Dee forwarded by TINS steamer must b" snc ay
.rC,spdI and l. tor Great Britain amt ireland Dy
-,-a ,hIp GA OF Montreal via queenstown 'co:rc-noui
u,r fUl GrrSiny ard tu Continent 10 De t"TWrtri ~
mast b. specially dlsIt1-riIs on "a klAG,
BI,yU .CuvTt ~ th'" f't brdt biiliu
or m Continent forwarded by fAiS steamer must be
.u,ty aHGr-sp,1 and aj Tor scotland dlIc't ~
.irim,nlp Ethiopia. Glasgow; and al j. M Tor ful"P'
l steamship Britannia Via t.ucvu~i""n lHe steamships
Montana Russia aud Britannia do nor take mau- 'or Den.
tulr, ~Nc cGep SprHdy Ihc Wdls Tor HT-. ott aNS
Iac malls t'T llaN'l. ~l' .tl' Nc. leave
York Nav 30 4hc maj for AsluWJn ana >nnlh racine
r,rf> Ivc NrN.Nork Nay 81 lur uAi- Tor Mexico Ita'p
N,y.Nurk Jun, J. The mail, FOR Au,'rLa N' Ita'' -Al
Francesca june To- Tie malls or CHINA ali Jdp'. eI'e san
Francisco juno l. o., ,,,,,. p..,,,..,.,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
DIPPING TOO FAR INTO THE FUTURE.

Speaker Randall told a newspaper cores
pOnd"nt thc other day that General Grant would be the
next Republican candidate lor President He might
have added that senator Thurman would he the DcInr
cratic nominee. and that Gran, would be elected.