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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-15

Providence, Il. l., April IA.
The building on Custom. house s .et.
occupied by Eddie u Rose. hq Tor
dealers. was damaged $25 .OUO BY tle
yesterday.
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A RESULT OF IHG SILVER
BILL.

Gold, silver aud greenbacks have ar
rived at almost the same level. In New
York gold aud the new silver dollar are
equal III Value aud greeubacks are only
one quarter OF Que per ceut. below
them. Legal tender notes can now be-
exchanged III Wall street for god or
silver doilats at the rate OF one hun
bred dollars aud twenty cents Ia green
backs Tor oEe huudred dollars III gold
or silver. This is TIE highest cuin
price reached by greeubaeks since they
were issued III 1862, AID the difference
between them aud culu Is 50 slight that
some OF the New York banks are said
20 Do pay Ing out gold aud silver IL
Bums Vt S0UU and under. Half dollars
have also expeIsenced change for the
better, aud are nov quoted at aud
~ per Cent. discount These are the
FIST fruits of the bill remouetIzng
silver. That measure has eqaaii2ed
the values Of coin and paper money,
ended the speculation III gold aud made
a dollar what it should be in fact as
we'll as III name, worth one hundred
cents In all parts of The U"ited States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-15

BOSS" 1wEED's deat h ls stated by d
Coiouer's jury, whose vesdlct was Ia
accordance with the testimony OF ply
sicians, to have been caused by lnh4m
NATION of the membranes around the
heart, pneumonia, bronchitis aud
chronic disease Of the kidueys. HIS
funeral is announced to take place to
morrow, aud Will be private. At the
time OF his death petitions sskiog the
Governor of New York 10 release him
We're ia circulation throughout tine
State. and were being numeroasiy
signed. Death released him from
prison before the petitions were sent TO
4 b, ny.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-15

HE origin vi saltpeter seems 10 have
been satisfactorily explained by modern
Research. Briefly, saltpeler Is nitrogen
0xidIzt into ni.ric acid, aud this oxida-
ton Ii brought about by hving organ
sssns consisting OF eolorless cells.
These bodies are found no. only capa
bic OF LIVING without day liz ht, bat hight
appears to be- prejadaaia, ii noa fatal TO
AAsw asyebL lssat and gsa@ sh- "a
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DISPATCHES,


CHICAGO. April II.
A Tribune London special to day
says: There Is another temporary lull
Ia the difficulty between Eng,and aud
Russia, anu the next step viii probably
be taken Ly England. Meantlme Ger
many Is SAID " % engaged III per
sloteLt etf.rt at meditation, and there
Is talk OF an Informal meeting of all the
torelsn ambassadors ut the Court OF
BerILa TO make arrangements to, bold
the Congress-. Little nope Of the sue.
CESS of sucn al experiment. Is telt ere
Both Goyernu-nls contInae war prepa.
ratious Oh very large scale, aud the
Russians are putting heavy pressure on
turkey to OBTAIN al alliance Ia The
event OF war with Euglaud.
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COUNTY AUDITORS
Quarterly Report,
Audi R's OFFICE, }
HUMBoLDe COUNTY, NEV. !
WINSEauoCA, Aprh /, 1878.

To THE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF COUNTY
1CoMMIssIoEtEiss OF ayMB1LDT COUNTY, ~
NEVADA. #I
GENTLEMEN: I herewith submit my Report
of the tnancIal condition of Humboldt County
for the quarter yea endlng April 1, 1878.
Balance III Treasury, an. 7. 1918, sl6.907 So
RECEIPTS FnOM ALL SOURCES:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-15

10 all VINO are suffering from the errors and
ndiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay. loss OF manhood, etc, will
seLd ecipe that viii cuse you, FREE or
CHARGE, fhis great remedy Was discovered
by missionary In nc Nth America. send
.lf-addressed envelope - the REV. JOSEPH #.
MAN. station Y. Bible House, Nav York
Ctsy.4 X. te'1
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1WKfHR AUVdHtHR6 Oh ICs
BosgoS, April IA.
The Cape Cod Five Cent Savings
Bank at Har~ich, yesterday avaIled 1t
self Of the Restrictions OF theme bank
law
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T e l. Z RAP Htc.
EASTERN DISPATCHES


Hanged.
NEW YORK. April IL.
John Shallington. coIored. Was hanged
at Snowsill, North Carolina, Friday,
for the murder of his step daughter,
Serena Thompson, last fall. She was
white.
Fire i'm Providence.
Providence. Il. l., April IA.
The building on Custom. house i. ,et.
occupied by Eddie Il Rose. hq Tor
dealers. was damaged SIS .OOO BY iIe
yesterday.
Taking Advantage of it.
BosgoS, April IA.
The Cape Cod Five Cent Savings
Bank at Har~ich, yesterday availed 1t
self of the Restrictions OF thenew bank
law.
Democratic Senatorial Caucus.
WASHINGTON, April Ia.
The Democratic oeualors met in
CAUCUS Saturday and discussed the re-
suuption repeal bill. The prevailing
sentiment appeared to favor It's pass
age. The coming elections aud the
suffering experienced by the poorer
classes throughout the country were
very generally discussed. the Execu
tive caucus Committee Was autnorlzed
to confer with tue House Caucus Com
nlttee with the view to reaculns u de.
eislon rs to the course 10 be pursued In
legislation.
Gsesnback. Tor Customs.
AsHINGToN, April IA.
Members of the 81 Il ale Finance CON-
mittee say bill VIII 20 agreed upon
next Tuesday, providing that u tier sne
LIST OF July next, legal [. uders snail be
received at par Tor custom duties; that
four per Cent. bonds shall be- sold tor
legal tender notes 1T par, and that after
the lst OF January next all legal tender
notes received In the Treasury snail Ue
reissued at par with gold.
First Coin Deposit.
WASHINGTON. April IL.
The San Francisco, sub Treasurer
repur,s the inst com eposIt reeelved
by the treasury In pay ment OF currtn.
cy Obligations. Ii wao from Humboldt,
on account Of sales OF paUlIc lands.
A Monument over Jeffersons Grave.
WASHINGTON, April. IA.
The House yesterday passed pint
resolution approprlallng 80. UUU to erect
"a monment over The grave of Ihomas
Jefferson.
The Dead Bo.s.
NEw YORK, April IL.
nouuced tor Tuesday, aud will be-
private. AL the time vi Tweed y death
petitions were IL circulation through
out tbe state asking tie Governor tor
ILLS release. They We've being numer.
OusIy lsDsd, aud 1t Was Intended they
should De sent to Albany Dext week.
steAm ON New York Beit ssAiisoad
NEw YORK, April IA.
Mayor Ely has sighed the reso, utiou of
the Board of Alderman, grdntLng per-
MISSION to run freight Cars BY steam on
the belt railroad, between III the eve
ning aud 4:30 next morning.
FOR.EltIN DISPA ICE Els
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New YORK. April IL.
John Shallington. coIored. Was hanged
at SnowVill, North Carolina, Friday,
for the murder of his step daughter.
Serena Thompson, last fall. She was
white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04
The Benhett.May Duel.

4 CARD FROM MIR. JAMES GORDON BENNETT
The Baltimore Sun has received cable mes
sage from Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, dated
Paris, June 3, in regard to the recent publica-
'tionS i'm New York and Baltimore relative to
his meeting with Mr.. May, which Mr.. Bennett
says: Il have just received by this mail from
America communication which appeared in
your columns two weeks ago in reply ID state
ment published in the New York Times. Per-
nit me to say that the details of your commu
gret that when the Time statement in regard
to the unfortunate affair with which my name
is connected was made was not consulted.
Mr.. Wilkes, who is said to be responsible for
the Times statement, resembles the bear in
the fable who killed his friend in killing the
fly. am thankful for all that Mr.. Wilkes in
tended, but not for his uncalled- for interfer-
Mr. May was as cool and as calm as anything
could be. Mr.. Bennett was very much eX-
cited and nervous, his body swaying to
and fro. Between one, and two cap
MIR. Benefits pistol that had snapped, DR..
Frederick May called out stop He walked
up to MIR. Bennett and asked, Did your pistol
trer mr. Mr: Bennett sad: NO, LID, did not M shoot;
nett was extremely nervous. 1t is now nearly
two years since this affair occurred. L had
supposed that people were satiated with it,
and that they might have other amuSements,
but it seems not. Now, beg leave to say that
shall arrive in America about the middle of
July. If public opinion deems it just that
should sunef legal penaitles, am perfectly
willing to bow to that decision and submit to
the laws of the land. 1 did send a challenge
to Mr.. May, which was accepted by him. MI
May, In your account, is said to have been per
feetiy cool. do not question his GOODNESS o
his courage, but in the same report Mr.. Ben
nett is said TO have been very nervous and ex
cited. 1t appears then, that Bennett wa
scared to death and that May was as cool as
cucumber. Being principal, /, OF course
cannot say anything in regard to this; but
think am now at liberty to withdraw any in
junction of secrecy upon the gentlemen who
acted as seconds"
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The Markets.

bhLIlsOtE, June 4.-Nirglnia skies, old, 2j.
do deferred, "A: do. consolidated 594 do. second
series, 20; past due coupons. 80 A. North Carolina
SKIES, oid, 10; do. new, bid to-day. Sugar
steady, S&aSli.
BALTIMORE, June 4.-Cotton steady and
hrm-middliEg. Ii 1sa1lR. Flour duh aud uu-
changed. Wheat, southern quiet and steady /:
western fTm-sOuthern red, 95al. 12: do. amber,
ll4al. l5; Pennsylvania red, i. .10a1.l3 No. 2
western winter red, spot, June and Jufy, LOS.
Corn. southern white frmer: yellow nominal:
western steady and firm-southern white go west
ern mixed spot and June, 46.4: July. 47}aa47x;
August, 4SH; steamer, 3Sge3sb. Oats, dun,
weak and loMer-southern, 30a3S; western white,
2Sa3O: do. mixed, 21a2S; Pennsylvania, 30a32
Rye dull and nominal Hay dull and unchanged.
PROVISIONS quiet, firm and unchanged. Butter
dull-wesfern prime, 10aI4. Petroleum QUIET
refined, ll8 asked: no bids. Coffee nominalIy
unchanged. Whisky firm, Jos. Recepts-dour
=. 100: wheat, 200: corn, l01. 600: oats 4 0OQ
Shipments-wbeat, 2, 600; corn, 162, 900. Freights
10 Liverpool per steamer fairly active and firm
cotton. I'D: -four, 2s. Cd. grain. 8 4aS I'd.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Stocks weak. Money. g.
Gold. n0As1oOB. Exchange, long, 4S4a; short,
4S6S. Governments frmer,
NEW YORK. June 4.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat, spring n and 1 cent better,
winter without decided change. Corn a and u
cent better.
LONDOS, IuDe 4. 1880 .. m.-Consols.
S6 Z; 16 for money cnd 962 for the account. U. 5.
bonds, ten-tOrties. coupon, u9i6. Erie. l6z: do.
preferred, 33t. Pennslvania central. 3lA. New
jersey Central, 32k. Reading Railroad, L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04
Striking Miners Capture n Steam.
boat aud a Railroad Train.

SlNtlNNATl. June 4.-l eSterday about 40
miners from different mines near Charleston
West Va captured the steamboat ModOck
and went TO Blacksburg to make the miners
there stop work. They threatened TO kill or
drown every one opposing them. They sue
ceeded in stopping the Blacksburg miners,
after which they took possession of a train on
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and re-
turned, making the train stop when and where
they pleased. and refusing to naY fare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04
Troublesome Indians.

THE HAMMOCK OUTBREAK.
Reports, official and otherwise from the
northwest indicatea somewhat general out
break among the Indians in that section
While the Texas border is sthreatened.b by Mexi-
can Indians. The Bannock Indians appear
TO be the chief OF the malc0ntentS i'm the north
west. Last Friday they captured west of
BOISE City, Idaho, two freight teams contain
ing arms and ammunition and robbed King
hills station, on the overland road, seventy
five miles from Boise City. The depredators
lett IN haste on the approach of the troops. IL
is estimated that three hundred BannockS
are camped in the lava beds. Their position
is very strong. The citizens OF Boise City
have held meeting 10 devise measures TO as
sist the settlers. Governor Brayman's con.
duct was condemned in the strongest terms
FROM OREGON
General Howard reports uneasiness among
the Indians, seven Lapawai villages threaten
ing war. lie suggests as a war preventive
that formal patents be authorized, as already
dams in his with s the forces In IN
hand, he says, 'the promise could be carried
out at once by the agent, and thus the main
cause oil Indian dissatisfaction be obviated.
Quick work in this direction will, think.
save life and vast expense"
TEXAS Is ALSO SUFFERING.
A dispatch from there says that two little
soon OF Mr: Colson, sheep raiser in western
from Mexico, but one OF the latter was killed,
and several wounded by Colson I'm the Tight.
Soldiers are on the trail
SITTING BULL.
In this connection, and amid the renewed
rumofS OF Sitting Bull being. as he has been
ever since he went into Canada, ION the eve
OF recrossingthe border and waging war anew
Walsh, chief of the Canadian Indian police, is
pertinent He gives no credence TO these re-
ports. He says the women are power in the
Sioux camp, and they wall against Ts war when m
saving: You'll have TO find some other Indians
to fight this season than the Sioux
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04
A Bank RUrgIarized.

CANTON, PA, June 1.-The banking house
of Samuel DOane & Son was entered by three
burglars this morning. Mr.. Doane, who slept
in the bank, was seized and compelled TO open
the vault, and was then gagged. The robbers
being driven of by two men who, living close
10y, heard the noise, and came TO Mr.. DOane's
assistance. One OF the burglars was severely
hurt about the head with club. but managed
TO make his escape with the others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

THE RUSSIAN AGENTS IN AMERIcA-A
Philadelphia dispatch says: 1t has been made
Officers fere fnat the cruisers have been pur.
chased by private citizen of Phlladelphia.
who is acting through Barring Brothers, the
great bankers of London, for the Russian gov
name is Wharton Baker, of the firm of Baker
Brothers & CO., the Sd street bankers They
are paying all expenses for the work upon the
ships and the expenses of the Russian officer,
and sailors now in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

INDICTMENT FOR FoRGERY--J. Delay, clerk
of the Halifax (Va.) county court, and forme
member of the Legislature from that county.
who was arrested several weeks ago, charged
with forging names to pension papers, was
flax for forgery. No steps towards prosecut-
ing the accused has been taken by the author
i;ies. CLAY is well known, and before this ac-
cusation bore high reputation in the com.
munity where he lives and wherever known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

AS- The Grand Lodge of the American
Protestant Association met at Philadelphia,
Yesterday, IN annual session and elected
officers Tor the ensuing year.
fSPaImer, one of the London detectives
seRt TO prison lately for completely with swim
dlels. is dyihg OF broken heart--so the Jail
surgeon admits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04
A s.Walk.OVer' for Congressmau
Blackburn,

FRANKFORT, Ky, June 1.-The democracy
OF this county met i'm convention last evening
and unanimously passed a resolution recon-
mending Hon. Joseph &. s. Blackburn the
present Congressman from this district, for
reelection. Blackburn will have no oppOsi-
tian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04
The Indian War I'm Idaho,

SAN FRANCISCO, june 4.-tien. BraYman, of
Idaho Territory, telegraphS denying the
charge that lie furnished ammunition to the
Bannock Indians He also states that war is
imminent; that all arms under his control
have been issued, and that a further supply il
coming from Vancouver and Benecia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

ERev. G. c. Burleigh famous anti
slavery leader and late pastor of the Florence
Free congregational church, at Florence.
Mass, was run over by the steam cars at tn
place last night. His death Is momentariiy
expected.
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kilograms to The Star.
PEACE FEELING IN EUROPE.
The Emperor and the Assassin
INDIAN WAR IN IDAHO.
STRIKING MINERS ON THE RAMPAGE.
STRIKING MINERS ON THE RAMPAGE.
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
Singular Circumsfauces Attendiu.
the Attempt TO Assassfnate the
EnnPrnr

singular circumstances Attending
the Attempt TO Assassinate the
Emperor.
BERLIN, June At seems that after the
shooting OF the Emperor on SUNDAY when the
enraged populace broke into Nobeling's apart
HngnaS' InSgnsS' ne discharged two chambers of re
was shot and severely wounded. The crowd
seeing the latter bleeding, supposed he was
the assassin, and fell upon him with great
Jury; The unfortunate man was 50 roughly
handled before the people discovered their
mistake that his life is deSpaired of. After his
second shot, Modelling turned his weapon
against himself and fired again, the charge
taking effect in his head. He was Instantly
seized and placed in 4 prison van. As the
driver OF the van drove rapidly through the
archway At the entrance OF the house, his
head struck against the arch with such viO-
lence that his neck was dislocated and the
man died.
Public soltcitnde for the Wounded
Emperor.
BERLIN, June 4-The first bulletin issued
from the Palace this morning reports that the
Emperor slept well last night, and had no fever
up toa late hour last night. A crowd, number
ing many thousand, thrOnged the neighbor-
hood OF the palace, hoOting for bulletins of the
Emperor's condition. The space from Char
iatten StraSSe 10 the palace of the Crown
Prince was kept clear by body of police. i'm
order To insure perfect quiet. But their seryi-
ceS were scarcely necessary. The crowd was
quiet orderly and patient to touching DC
gree.
COnstantinOpIe Quietfug Down.
LONDON June I-AdViceS from Constauti.
nople indicate better state of feeling there
and the suhSidence of the recent excitement
and anxiety.
London Cheerful.
The successful OncluSion OF the negOtia-
tiOnS for congress has taken a great burden
of anxiety from the public mind. ConSols
touched higher prices yesterday Than they
have reached at any time within the last
twenty years.
The POpe's sympathy with the En-
per0f.
ROME, June Pope Leo has seat a dis
patch 10 the Emperor of Germany, expressing
his regret at the atrocious attempt on the life
Of his imperial majesty.
The Postal Treaty.
The International postal treaty has been
concluded and signed 10y the representatives
OF the governments taking part in the confer
ence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

LAURA JOYCE DIyoRcED.-At Cambridge,
Mass, yesterday, Judge Lord granted a
case, but reserved the question OF aiimony and
custody Of child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

Bill. APPROyED.-TheP President today ap
proved the act TO alter and amend law of the
Dist let OF Columbia relative to the inspection
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

THE WOOD TARIFF BILL Mr.. Wood mad
vertenty brought his tariff bill to test vote
to-day, which showed that the bill cannotpas
thiS session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

The PRESIDENT and quite a party leave
here for HayrC de Grace tomorrow morning
at 9:20 o'clock on the limited express.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
today were Senators Christiancy. Allison and
Saunders, and Representatives Harris (Va.),
Mckinley, Robinson tMaas.), Baker On. W
and WlIliamS IN. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

THE SUBsCRIPTIONStO to the four per cent loan
today amounted to Sl50OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

OUR TROOPS ACROSS THE Rio GRANDE.-
The news at San Antonio, Texas, Is that Is
head of cattle have been driven across the
Rio Grande into Mexico. and our cavalry is In
pursuit. numerous party left on Sunday to
reinforce ESeObedO, and recruiting for the
reyulutioniStS is said to be going forward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

THE LOUISIANA LOG SEIzUREs.-Mr. Cul-
berson, OF Louisiana, made an unsuccessful
effort to-day to get in resolution from the
Judiciary committee authorizing the Speaker
to appoint special committee OF three to go
10 Louisiana and investigate the conduct of
Special Agent Carter, of the Interior depart
ment, in the matter of the Ca'caSien log sci
zures. The close of the morning hour cut Off
the resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

THE CINCINNATI GRAVE R0BBERS.-Search
is still being made for the body OF young De-
win, for which John Harrison was looking
when he found his own fathers corpse lasI
week. Three more bodies have been found In
pickle in The Ohio Medical college building,
but not identified, and the grave clothes OF
Mr. Harrison We're discovered secreted in the
lpft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

PHILADELPHIA PREPARING FOR CoMMUN-
IsN.-Mayor StOkeley said on Saturday that
he had no fears OF a comm unIstic outbreak in
the city. Immediately following the announce
ments OF suspicious movements in st. Louis
and Cincinnati. he had caused investigations
to be made which satisfied him that the COM
munIstic strength here was not over that of
800 persons. The principal rendezvous is at
18th and Girard avenue, where the Mayor and
his police are continually denounced for their
action during last summers riots. However,
as measure OF precautiOn the police are be-
ing drilled three times week In Upton's in
fantry tactics and club practice, and have be-
come very proficient An application by the
Mayor, indorsed by Governor Hartranft, has
been sent to the Secretary Of War for 40
Springfield breech-loading rifles for the fya
battalions of armed police. When the arms
are received the force viii make street pa
rade. The Mayor stated that though se had
no apprehensions of danger, he wished he had
battery OF eating guns, because p said he,
You can clean street so well with them -
The value Of the police organization known as
the Henry Guards in the emergency arising
from Lees second invasion Of Pennsylvania,
is looked upon as justification of the present
poncy OF the local authorities.-l PttiddeiphtQ
tines, Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

FINED FOR ALLEGED SABBATH-BREAKING
In the circuit court for Mineral county, w.
Va, on Wednesday, in the case of the state
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
trains on Sunday, a verdict of guilty was rem.
dered, and the fine assessed by the Jury at
$3.50. Several cases Involving the same charge
are pending in the same court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

The successful OncluSion Of the negotia-
tiOnS for congress has taken great burden
OF anxiety from the public mind. COnSolS
touched higher prices yesterday than they
have reached at any time within the last
twenty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

A PRIVATE LETTER FROM GOVERNOR DEN
NIsON to friend in this city received to-day,
states in relation to the condition of his inva-
lid son, that although at present very low, his
physician feels somewhat encouraged, and
thinks he may recover. The absence of
Governor DenniSOn will necessarily be pro-
longed until some decided change takes
Mace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-06-04

BOTH HOUSES TOINvESTIGATE.-The Senate
committee on appropriations has agreed to
report favOrably the bin apprOpriatng $4,000
for the expense of the Potter investigating
committee, with an amendment apprOpriat-
ing the same amount for the eypen.es of any
similar committee the Senate may choose to
appoint.