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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
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WAsUiNGroN Dec. g. Republican leaders
are determined that efforts shall not be spared
to capture tho organization o. the ncN House
They assert that tho Democralr mniority over
oil in the next House docs not cxcoud three
They admit that HUI tDcmJ will probably got
the certificate from tho Governor Of Florida
hui thoy hint that the Republican will get the
certificate in thc doubtful Pennsylvania district
Then II they can olccl three Republicans in
California. they will tic the Democrats and may
possibly got q doubtful Crccnbackcr. or. what
would b. worth about as much to them In the
way of political capital. force tho Democrats
10 take Grccubacker for speaker. With this
object in view. II was determined some time ago
that immediate action should be takcn to secure
success In California. For this purpose Cor
ham. tho Secretary OF tho National Republican
Committee. under prccncc cf making Il 1ying
visit home before tho meeting ~ Congress was
sent to California 10 sct up tho uins In the little
game. For The success Of tiIis litllc trick II IL
necessary that there shall not no an extra sos.
sion Congress. lIcnco tho desire Of the Ko-
puhlicanS 10 avoid ono.
1hrre prom sos to be q keen rivalry among
Dcnncrltic rsrirants for tho fat comfortable
offices which the Democratic senate next year
will hnye to distribute There arc now four
conspicuous asnirants for the Sccietaryshp Of
the S.nntc. uni three of tl!cm are pressing
their claims night and day. They are Senator
Dennis ~ Marylnnd the Hou. Harvey Wattrr-
enn. the father Of the genial aud popular Harry
Nut'i-pns 'uNOI. .ol Tue .lfDulfNlllN 'NNfNf-
Jo"p1l and the Hon. A. NJ Waddnll. repro
sentative OF the Third District Of North Caro-
lima An ancient uutc-bcllum Demu ucrm of
New Hnmpahiro Mr.. Southerlnifd. Is also said
TO bo a candidate but he is not upon tho
ground pressing his morits upon tho
attention Of Senators There ara several
others of less prominence who are said to be
candilains but who have not announced them
sclycs. For tho position Of Sergeant Arms
OF the Scnato tho most active candidate IL said
To- bo John u. Thompson. now Sergeant at
Arms Of tho House He is uudcrtood 10 be- the
candidate Of senator Thurman. and II Is sup
posed that IA he is that Senator'S chief political
manager. the object IA to transfer him 10 an
office which. while II hns less responsibility.
offers as good opportunities for political schcm-
ing. and gives tho occupant much moro leisure
for II. For principal clork Of the Senate. Ncill
candidate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06

e., 2 2 ~. c'nulue u o. .a, rsA Theatre eyeJ
nj fes ," ay '2 ss % ca 9' q,I @; Count Charity Con.
ton o i've ior acqmul
. ne Fa,gA ,-d - a'. t,gDe'. eilci hy Mr Charles
t.' hau's OF e'er) builirr
Tho whii,m+ous arc ri1ne struck ON and the
are filni a.. hoI- wv, O." 1in, ''' '"''''' ""'
loomn smith acng iro,g o s,cu Count, ~ let
dr"nN cn AMI Eleventh Street. ani wa. fatally inmaed
IN ule VOTING or uc 500 sword IA the H. MaryI
-, ,b, lsa iN v.t.., aui Csi j,ifGau. als fheS
thc Row Jerusalem last en,ug 20 thr rev srwsrd
20 20 tH lsSie, ,l V,' a"r4e"uoWian House Of worship
d EGg "a H, M"ore @ a94 >?ra9 M,ngrmou heA el'orc.
ing ani ur f,rn,oi tit6.i A. ioit%cy % t i M th s
dagger, ihhicung dangerous wOaud
rTt TSSg 1t HG'o .,ll 1 o'%rS WA m so g. l@as n t
'o SSGy%. r, 1hs' hs y s '''l to '''""
Nam 'Ati - VII G. ,rA IN Lio rci.n.,n As,eo1 .,
H'er'" o",-is oiig sste A,wTTSl1' '''.- we '"'0'
a., I'm ,o'D Su s' oh, r. o - o2 1. .'gi,y me aye
1aco ST was Go G"'p paliSer SSaNa'''d Asoo'
vs S' & &E2aT @ 5asR 'sR & fsfa e rgG, 'ni % Hesysd
srn SS d csr 81 'SG,9 ~ r.. an} ps9s gpq9 me lro
,N nt U'lns'Ns oN' o' tn hor-' hni snashin. tls
o. Mr.; Mr.. c.lnadGe Roc Of ws,my,oaye. wo.1he.,o,
Damage becaa' BE- -sli a. IN s1rtal 10 Lcr hG,hsnI
Sad ooaa ac Gs Gf' s5ISd @s M MA5S S ssyg eS ii sI
uon" Her husband i' iu 'he Albany rehtuuary
o4 T4' ~ Hsn 'irSe 2 G'9p,y a, !sGesGd
Isclied to gain 1t "a t9nr own hands and M IS NJ
T., lra, !, AZ siR'a ,ua., 80 NJ ily.,on puE
poses 10 Utilize tho building dunn, moIuiuy when Il Ii
and lawn Hlni. u, rnuS, Ac
ryi,mol ~ Iist4s9 a. 9,SclS man q aa2 Eiye,Oy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
RdILROAD MEN ~ HARMONY.
Agreeing 60 Work Together for the Next Five
Wears and step CuttiHE.

The dissensions among the trunk lines
forming tho railroad pool were again smoothed
over by the managers yesterday and the roads
pledged themselves TO work together in har-
mony for tho next five years. The conference
of the managers lasted all day and uD to a lato
hour last evening.
After a full discussion Of the cutting OF freight
ratee 10y the Western connections Of some Of the
lines and Of the alleged unequal allotment OF
pcrocntsges under the cNisting combination.
the decision was made unanimously that \ fair
appOTtonmntt scheme honestly carried out
was for the interest ~ all tho roads. Tho man.
agcrs of the several lnes pledged their reSpcc-
1.-Two roads - the carrying out In good faith Of
any contract that nll would ngrOa to, and
10 cooperate with the Commissioner in stop
ping quitting IL was decided to make Com
missioner Fink. the final nrbitor OF all disputes
and difference. and h. vns invested with sole
authority 10 nll0i the percentages oi business
tom time tu time among tho different roads
Heretofore the nllolmrn's have been made by
the railroad men through a committee of them
selves. Under the now agreement Oach road
moTcly submits rs claims and ~ compelled To
accept the Commissi9ncr5 award. whatever It
may no.
Tho Representatives u the trunk lines signed
compact To- ndhcre TO tho agreement for hvo
years from jan J. 1879, The pool, as It now
cXisis, was formed FOR ihc uurposo ~ securing
4 Uniform rata for west bound freight but
the railroad men SLY that tho now compact IL 10
sonEor tram IA we'll Tho prcsont war IN pns-
seulfer rates IL under consideration by tho
Trunk Line Committee. and it Is given out tuat
Ue cutting IL t. cease forthwith
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
FORHI0S MINIsTEKs' SALARIES
Proposing 90 Cut them Down nHd "a DI.con.
tInme Some sninl CoR.nlntes

W WNaHINGToN. Dec 5.-Thc House Committee
Appropriations rrprrt oday the Navai bil without
new legislation rsiolal s about Si2,Oo, than that
Of the appropriation for the fiscal year ITO Consular
and Diplomatic bill wa, also reported being copy or
last lcss ball ast hr,t pas,ri ic uousc The changes
from the existing law proposed bi the COMMITTEE
c0nHel mainly Ol reductions ssarr. of tiir higher
grades o iorrisu h-icrs aul Che dl.'uniiuuartc Of
slnHry smah Cou-ulHtes The total SAVING proposed Is
Hluul ttlVrl The ttluniigc Vru reduce t., si!
a.w. of our MINISTER'S 10 urra' Hitin. Fr1uco Gcringny
and fu f-a. flf So e. tiAW1 lhu- the Minister. ~
Epriu. Austria lteb, BtaNl MoAcp. Japan. mud Nhnn
nom fli.UO a. Sopt. and thos ui our Ministers g.
chii ami rttu from flONO IT. tSOu Tho hti tut, any
pl9'tHoY lt United stats Mnist Is Ie.ii,nta Bcl3ud,
mani sud Switzerland The change prupo,. IL. regard
tn cousHairs MAINLY IN tc lime 0 rrclasslcHuons
nun~r 0 thcia being rcduCod 10 tower grades of com
~lcnaiion tnl Anew al, nrrcd The COMMITTEE in,rtin
u0AQl hoWtNpr item OF f2nupl Tor diplomat 1ui
rrr,nl IN - W ''' ~ "N "''N'N"'" 4" N'N
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Tho three h.irs on his head wctc drawn over
his bump "t nCui,iiivcnces. was hardly
S"ntcd nt tho table before WIN. Henry llurl-
pErT Jftn''ir GSlIon bcnncu. and lh9
seated .lomsrl,cs at sidc table. Ben.
mott said How nrc lod, SNndy2 Sandy's
eyes 2pcqcd, llo saw lIurlb,rt and tho Eng
nsl Lord. Tho three hairs aros" from their
hrd 0s though they had rccciycl IN electric
shock. Good Lord. Dave = lac said to his
bartender. put every lcllO Of wine In tho
housc. on i',.' Dave did 80. Tho era King and
pouu ling " Ice was enough to dcafcn Vou
Wen. Hurlhort licnnclt. and the British Earl
chiuucd each other for fifteen minutes. and
ku9ckcd on !l!c table Sandy came w smiling
and WIS ~"ni 10 grass. They ordered thrcc bot =
ties oi beer. And that wasn't all" continued
The Captain they sat ut the table three hours
drinking the three bottles and then went out
ard got into a carriugr A. tho noise of the
whc!ls di'd nway. Sandy hogan 60 open. He
sand the noor with proximity. He sworc
lights went out.
Tho hash ll-ratcrs roarcd. hui Sandy was ms
grave as o horned owl. d" I've never hnd any
rcspo"t for Brtish lords or Amcrican news.
paper mon since that time" hcsnid. q" n thcy'd
have been iSIc scitnrs or huitcrs or car drivers.
they q huyc pooled tlcir issues and spent every
cent IN thcir packets"
Tho hnah and hccr wore exhausted. ond tho
quests dppnrtpu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
APPOINTING rHK wRoNG MAN
a Cierkship Over which Rollins CrepS "A q,
stir In Keys Department

wAsHISoroN Dec. 6,-Ssnator Rollins
stirred up n lively breeze in the Post Ofls, De.
psrtuent to-day upon learning that G. l.. Fol
som Of Dover. N, H.. had hcen appointed TO a
postal clorkshlp on the North Conway anl Bos.
ton Railroad. The artful Rollins had signed
his appointment. but he was really in favor OF
another man for the position. Upon learning
that Folsom had been appointed Rollins has
toned 70 the department this morning and
pitched into tho authorities In very vigorous
manner. llo assured them that they had ap-
pointed The wrong man aud that he must be de-
cnpilatod forthwith to make way Tor his man
Rollins was thcn shown his own endorsement
to Folsom's petition but he insisted that that
signinud nothing 80 lonS us he had not per
sonnlly urged the appointment Tho depart
ment was unable to oblige Rollins by recalling
tho nppointil )nt and Folsom will stick
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THERE WILL BB A STRIKE"
So Farrell, tho Header OF tho Third Avenue
Car DRIVERS, says.

NNf DriNeIst ShlHs
Rumors Of a further reduction of their pa y
have Disguised conductors and drivers of the
Third Avenue Railroad II has also been ru-
mOred thai they 0ro tO bo required TO take an
oath not 10 strike b"ior0 the reduction is put in
force. Prctexts for discharge are 10 be in
vented When tho discharged mon call upon
President Phillips. according ~ the rumOrs. TO
ask Tor roasons for thor discharge they nro to
be informed that thoy can DO rcinstated on tak-
ing tho irouclad" oath. Tho terms OF tho
oath are. it is said. that they will not engage in
any strike. that they will work whenever called
upon. and thHt they will not resign without
giylug the company thirty days notice
Thr Board 4 Directors. President Farrell
Of the Car Drivers Protective Union said yrs-
terda}, Wol lusl cycnine and voted 10 dis
chhrR" Jhiuos kohTney. driver OF car ilJ;
am iai4rnied. for characterization and conapir-
Acy. Kenrncy took an active pnH ia The strike.
which l originated. hut MyeIa had little 90 do
w,l Il, When President lllllips scmt for mo.
on the 9th of SNUtemlTr-thc day after tho
etriko-l went back 10 work on tho condition
that No man should h. discharged after wHrd on
account Of his connection With tho strike.
raw Mr.. Phillips in his Off 20 to-day and told
no. lie said that he bad nothing Ia do with tho
Aclon ui tho dircctorr. ! sud thai no was ono
81 The directors and tho President OF The road
lie said that no WHh beneath tho Board Of Di-
redors; Then | told him that ho must bc "a
nOnentltY. Tho company has discharged u in
the belief that II haa, ia this way brokcn tho
backbone ~ our organization. ] hnve no hest
talloh ln assuring mo gentlemen OF the com.
pany thHt they will find. within a few days. that
thoY HrU mistaken. There Will be a strike. The
discharge Of kearney, MyoTs. and myself istho
last straw upon AN oVrrhurdrned cRmGl's back
There will boa strike on tho Third Avenue
Railroad within ten days"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06

nne assortment OF tho best qualities Of
American silks inaie By heuts JOhu n slcatu, a CO .
"as .oid b, auction vest fiaI by Townsend rsres al
~ Leonard street The sro~ ,gm rraliad wa. about
f1nW Ths ru.cs we're unusually .msr. averaging
nesi, twenty Icr oeNt lee. than tthc auction sale of
Flhs ~ tr same hnns' year $50 ~atu stripe. that
u-nal stA TOR nhUH - Ntro kuockNl town Or 81 per
Nar Nn9rtd br AIDES go, grain ground, brought ST o.
pcr Aai frosted ground Alufi sam ground a. H. 81 ~
y e, and ~ - beautiful eVcmHe shade. 81 20 ~ ~,
~ 10 ~ aI black brnDntn Aauu. ~ ~, ssun Atiii-,
Nnekle eI PRINCIPAL h3trs were lsm,, D,'rerr,
stern hfolher-- H. u hru Lufd - fp lvr. aus
from brooklyn lnnuei5 BuruhAnl. AMI Ic.. at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06

The Hon. Charles Il. Train. Attorney General
of Mas'Aghusot,, wa. In tn supreme Court Chambers
yesterday Gni ~ response 10 question said In relation
to the documeut- that are IN circulation b,nris an
opinion adverse a. The recent reduction Of rates hy The
hutur Late Insurance Company purportus 10 haze his
approval TIL, OF my oflcai utlc IL frsnt and an
Oulr&9 The oplnon was written bS Prot cray OF hAr
Na-d studied % aud Cont ufrd nit iniN tiu-i
hut ne" Ms Attorney 'yncrAl II tiou tote taken
against the Mutual Lite. II woui hc dul 10 prp..
cutc the tni t,y o. opinion beforehand Nur can
readily appit clar Besldvs matter OF fsct th-
qe -uon " right between the Mutual LIE and It. Ioic,
HOLDERS There Is no pretcncc. the state Is con
Cerurd that Vrun, Is tone"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06

Mrs. Henrietta Gronwo. OF 2li Park Qy...-
ue.oken apucnroa bcf,r, .lu.uc, STRONG rs-.. .de,
.,c,,.,J her n,.baus of h.y.,, ..criay andi
clans IA d.,rive her a. =. ,onspiIcd with phyd.
,,i,,,,,, 4, .,er liberty by procuring her CON
M Ne an ASYLUM for lunaucs She said inst hof
- hame va, krcfrt. and that she married Rnis
tNuMt about thtrtceu Nrnfs agu. when h. was p0Ot
nee oharic Aficr ihey became well ~ do she alleged
ne began 20 rrlt her crucy. AMI induced her 10
tn u turup" "a gct ri 90 her She soon
reufl"i As Hncc ihrr -iic sali he hsi tried GET
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
Chicago aud Nor,hwe.teru Dl,,dend.

Tho directors fthe Chicag and Northwestern
railway Company met yesterday ant declares. a diu
peud oi So per cent w the preferred st,-k from the
earnings OF the present n,ca year and pet cent di
dend on the common stock from the surplus OF the last
fiscal yoar, eniing Ma, a. isi- R'thd'iicuis ar e.
be pAid on tie 2et Oi HODcnnri Treasurer Stkt-s Iti
yearly statement hlyc. the nc Cirtiu. uf the road Tor
the present 81 n8l flt M - arainn - 7ni N3
Tor the same lerri M 1911 Thc MT surp, o tho last
siA mont - t"l0 27i II, Hssut 02dHbstlnr uo han
Nsar of 1877, an inQreaS oi SWunif %, Rnfus Hsich
Huhut. protest a-Hin,t tho raNtu. ut 10, the per
cont dividend uu H., common sio,t until per crut
dNtiand Was declared on The preferred stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06

Nothing has beon hoard from tho steamer
Hermann Iudwis which sailed from this port for Ant
werp ON sept ~ She carried lOoOl bushels Df wheat
0i5 derccs Of mrh, 2D hogshosds OF tobacco. ~
barrels Of flour ans 20 boXcI o hscon Tier pasnccrs
were Mrs Durt the Captains vic. Mr.. August stem
inhh btOihf ol ono o uu owners OF the steamer who
was goiE u attend family reunion IN Antwerp aha
steamer supposed 10 hche IdN was &c ported 10 have
been 'ecn under sail In latitude i6' 20 NJ longitude so
w.. On tho i2ih 0i 0DtVbeE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
SrAEKs FROa rnE TELEGRarM

spn"ftl,lnf t'che Nm mas beoA suspended pc ne
lFl NnrN in Ne thtfd states Court IN Chi,a ago
- ~. Heneta Term has drcdgd that the hawanguik
hanluhn buhls an not gppl even IN tho laco o ielisA
ave corNrmauur 4 not properly issued
fars deSltich 10 u,a London T,ira says ,iaILsli,
WHNS 10 Scihar corro ,Jondent a. follows Tho "a,
Wir h h'v Mofld 4. rrpuhNCtn Sty ~ upcnly d. tle
Selnsn (au mrn for the treseus N D.LvVlvs W 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
ADAM FIEL,h ARREsr.
The Charge Onieer Love Makes against ~
HesIdeni of New brighton.

The Charge Omeer Love Makes against ~
HesIdent of New brighton.
The arrest Of Mr. Adam Ficl. wel-known
business Of Broad street. this city aud rc-d nj Of
Brighton Heights Staten Island has crt atcd sensation
IN the village Of New Brighton Several complaints ye
made 10 the Staten Island Railroad Ferry Company
by young 70 the effect that they have been an.
moved and insulted by Ficl white travelling tho boat.
to and fIom the city Among the cOnplansnis were the
daughters O s0nt Of the most respectable and wealthy
residents Of ue Island The company AT nrs took lio
nOIoo Oi the complaints but toy moro nuner
Ou, the attention the special officers the boats was
called W. the case Oiocr Love stationed the Forth.
field, watched ficls actions FOR time the boat
md finally enough as he says 10 Justify him IN
resting Fiol who Ar aligned before Justice Garrett
Chhige Ol Indecent assault The Justice after brief
exRlniauon he'd Fel ~ ,0Ol bai TO answer Qeorse
Bschtc the brewer sFned the hall bond. FEEL who IL q
marricd man, denies the obAue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06

The concert In the now 81. Pntrick's Cathedral
last evening IN aid o the building fund was successful
more than t1n tickets beng sod. ConductorF r s Gn
n0rp lcd thirty sht performers aud hne urogrninno
was rendered The spccinlisis wert Low the corhot
player, ana a srhst uiu hHritouo AthOugh announced
A. Irnnl made concert there hIroiy any prone
nn'iins, mo-t Of the audience kceNng tD their seats
tliuls cut lie Entertainment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06

John MoIoughlin. n wayward son Of Hugh
Mclaughlin Che eNFire Commissioner OF RrpoLlyn and
hopheN ol ho'' NJ lanshn wSs found iu Prince street
Al - O'CLOCK yesterday morning suffering iron, \ stab
wFNnl ~ t'c lrt hyA-l nesr tlr hcatt lie wa. &c.
cninpNurd ~ ftWaii MciiduI Roth that a. thpv
wrr' p4,sius Br'alw anh Ch,mhr- street ms ,i,
Atz occk Yesterday morrtus, some young iuru pushed
AGAINST them ami hecAusc Mclaughlin resented ulrir
-curn one Of lhpm attacked him with Knit. rnd then
rtn away Mcliuu and others Nho werc with Ncluughhn
chased the party, hui could NOT catch thCui.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
osa. VIM. rre..en.. pnus.,.r,. Mnrr,nre.

LExINGroN KY. Dec. 5-1ho marriage OF AIr.
George Montgomery plNie to Miss Margaret Preston.
daughter o. Con william Preston. cNAnistr to SPAN
attracted moro attention than so,N o,ont that ha.
occurred IN kcnwce' iorlra,s Ih" ceremony wa. tor
ornN iils evening " ~ IhOn Dandy o. Kentucky. IN
the family mansion OF Che fc.tons M the pfcncncr "
gl'uiGg gshg- ,-impWD- Among ur "gl huoNn guest,
Were No, MCOr gry Nh WaNerun Clit0r ui the l.uuis
Niio Grr,.i JHur.h Col J, Lawn, ClarI Pro- Il o.
SSSSs SSS asiy Gbtr dSc, aoar rry h sS s@',,ih n ,h:
and nllinr klnlla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
Or,n Grant Sent Home.

Con Grants brother 0y was discharged
from The New lc'oI state Asylum Tor Lunaucs Morris
fiHin' yesiolay He was -ent there last summer n,s
reason Is eompaaely restored hut he has not entirely
recovered rom the hallucluauuu that he Is enpAcsi m
greet speculaiions lie WAS drun io hls home 10 FSn
h.th, accom- mlaned NV hi, son HIS appearance hgs
thtnfed hte sinrc ms ntilu m c asylum but IA,
iook sirong and healthy II hoped that quiet 90, in
h'''AAsp sies Whl svYl eVupl;Wy TsslVTs hin%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
Tro.,iag In Fieetwooa Park.

In f'oolwood Park yesterday four trots wore
dcciied For sweepstakc ~ EIOO' UhHrcs CicnsL'.
Prod, flWlst's Honest Acorgc, u FlemiDgs CONT.
mental sArted The latter won IN three straight heats III
80. Ii'. arl % fut SWctu ustAke otg15 McCoris
Lady rfu.le lAme,B ihihrops LaJy Car-' and n
uinuAua ld Wild started Nld lMtY Carsul Won IN three
straight hcltsin -, ~. nudj 90. Buy Rnkingh ,n
and RaIeI Tom ttJltci miie fur SO, thr prncr Nlu
ning in ~ u Honest drOffr tu Hron hut .dN CAROL
~ hlrue,s Nptri uic Tor Siuu oie ttkr Nuul., m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
Evnr,s, too. Asking Tor More Money.

WA-HGNGroN. Doc 5.-W NJ. Eynris has sent
TO the forish Affairs C,nuutttc cplnmuRic alton u.q
ING the s'iiy for retaining Onioe the eooni ,ecrr
tlrs lu london. Paris aud NrAu ilr paying Nhom uo
apWppnRou WAS made at ,t NintTr, srssinn. =, tOin
mfndS an tacrrG.c of appropriation tor clcrk hire Tor
htu,ulaic ON cra 300 no lticru. huAAsuwI Melbourne
n"dcanN. Barmom Calcutta lipns kons Dundee AMI
ulaagoN also ureirk appropriation vi rpJ iur salary ut
At'lgr attain. flr Gttptc 81 ftalts explain, fiit
The threatening cunhuou of EuropCs peace 4rlrt,A
!.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06

Tho residence of the late stephen C. Aple-
ton on the second ridge Oi the orange Mountain kow
ioEsoI. ontercd by burglars carly ycserday morn
ing IhaJ ransack al e house and stpio goods ana ST.
tetwnre worth ~ al about fiu0 Ms A .ioon hrr
servant ana iwoWri, the only occupant, 0i the ACusc
Ahvn uVl|iiDs VI Wv t0DbeTI aAu dajh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-06
THE LATEST oLD UoRLD NEWS.


Madrid. Doe. 5.-Thrce persons have Ooen
arrested on the Portuguese frontier having IN their
session dorument. emhnauns IRON All luternsuonHltd
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TBoY, N. v. Doc 6.-'fhc Grand Jury found
a true hill againsi Thomas Vail. President OF the
btOkcs h,rchant,' Hnd Mechanics BHuA today accu.
INK nm NJ friruuing .pnNurt MT Nai /. n.n Ips.
dent OF tlle SrhHghtCuko Moplh COMPANY aud 81 uc
Troy sui Boston Railroad Company
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Qrrnrc. Doc. "a FIRE at Bargcvillr le3t night
q .trNNFi tt itlirg. ucludiIg An extensive bakery
t.t en- -lut was -Cht nom tins CITY
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a Grandson for the Cxar.

I,oSDoS, Dec. 6.-Thc morning journals an-
the deHth ~ Cant Whyte Melville, the noytiiA
lie fell from his hore while hunting aud broke his neck
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WGiNuNOToN Dol, Doc Sat Newcastle thiA
Gcorsc Draper colorpd ~As con. icrd of mur-
~ n l'e sSNrnd dclfas Tor kuue John wilson cocred
during iuairl al hiidlciown
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FALL RIVER. Mass.. Dec 5.-The Grand Jurt
has found niictu ns against Charles y Surknry uo-
raii' Toward 0oleui insurance agents. HDi John A
tofrN. lawyer, 10 UnlJc Element
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JoTnNGs IN AND NKIR 1uE CITE

Warner pqrty cloudy. northwest. backing to
t.titWtat winds
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ST pErHRsBuRG Dec 5-The wife OF the
Czarc witch has bccn confined Of a