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New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

wrong; now they say Stephens was right, and am
ilot going to run away from my platform because
they got ON it,, Potter got up this scheme without
consulting either Bayarf. Bnief or Thurman The
after was howled down / was yiHd Gated. Tho.
mighty voice Of Pennsyly lyaaia sustained me-. Then
came old Tammaily in ReW-Yofk, 3ht nRdeF Eil.r
DENIS nose--ali said was rtgnt. In less than one
Ihonth yea, less than one m0op, ~ The DenIosfats
save fourteen, voted nearly identicaIly tho Same,
language / hat used IN amending the P0ties Raso-
Thought they were set Of InDatics anyhow" And
the cyuntry coincIded In the opinion Mr. Stephens.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
TIE NkWS rHLs MORNING.


FoREIaS.-Lord Harrington has given notice that
he viii move resolution Disappearing Of Lord Bea-
oonsfeld's Turkish policy The Turks are offer
ing obstacles to the Austrian occupation of Bosnia
- France proposes joint protest of the Powers
against the Outrages in Thessaly. -
Several meetings are being organized iii Italy
in favor of the annexation of South Tyrol. -
General Todlebea has given explanations regarding
the Russian attack ON British seamen. go An
Orange council has been held in Montreal to prepare
for the defence of the Orangen who were arrested
July II. tHL
DoMRsTc.- heat continues almost unabated
in the West; thunder-storms have cooled the ar
somewhat this side of the AileghaDiesi numerous
sunsrokes are reported throughout che country the
Signal Bureau believes that the worst is over. ==
The President has removed Mr. Parker, Postmaster
of New-Oreans, who is General Butlers brother-in-
law. and appointed General Badger. = 1t is
said at Albany that the President viii appoint mill
tary men to numerous Federal offices in this State.
-The conflict with a State court in South
Carolina was discussed seriously by the Cabinet
Yesterday =-= The Texas Democratic State Con-
ventiOn spent the day in ballotpg for Cover
nor. The Colorado Democratic Convention
nominated W. A. H. Loveland for Governor
and nominated T. N. Patterson for Congress-
man the platform demands free coinage. more
money, aud the repeal of the Resumption Act --
The FItz John Porter inquiry is adjourned until
September -=- Torpedo experiments took place
at Newport yesterday. sal
CRY AHD SUBURBAN.-The highest degree OF heat
this season was recorded yesterday sixty-fOuI
cases of saustrOke nine of them fatal. were
reported. z-== Gene5al Butler expressed has
views upon the National party. - The cross
examination Of Mrs. Cooper, in the Marshall suit
was continued. .==z7 The Rev. Arthur Tooth
gave his story of the English Rituahstic con-
troversy. - The failure of Andrew j..
Kirwin, builder. with liabilities OF $1,000
900. was announced. =" Gold, 1902. lOOos'
1OO0s. Gold value Of the egaltender dollar at the
close. 994 cents Stocks active only in spots and
irregular. closing steady.
The WRATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations indi-
cate clear or partly. cloudy weather, with slight
chances Of occasional showers. Thermometer yes
tertlay, $40. D69, 87o.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
Too UsEFrJI, TO me MADE PREsIDENr.

There is suggestion of Senator Edmunds
for President. Mr. Edmunds Is strnng. acute, bag
bFatne soundhearted man. His service IN the senate
Is inealculable value 10 the countrY. de Is moe
pendent he wants no faYors he has no difcnt and d.
Yded home interests TO deal with he has notning 70
him in striking boldly AGAINST every wrong a1
all ths with hs superior knowledge of legislation, lus
linn the best possible position TO protect tho puho M
toresis He Is the rcnloFseless foe OF all crude laws
improper schemes, is always vigant and never ahue
object He ~ too useful man In the Senate 70 Oeos
from that body In the Presidency or any where else
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
RUBLfc OPINION.

Remember, if we lose the next House OF
Representatives, all VIII DC bopelessly Democratic,
Hayes having already made hs Ded wiz the Southern
wing OF that paFty.--lUtica Republican Rep9
The President has floundered in the mire OF
.t-baggery sherman zig the Government, sltef-
nately victim of JeRksism and Civil Service Reform.
On object Of dstrusl with both parties Louisville
COurierJOurnal Dem.l a =. rs.l... at-I n.s. ..a
We have not exhibited Grant as a BOgy at
ALL he Is not PresldenGla possibility In the future
We object to the programme of the machine Repnb,
Leans the country In all departments Oi
Government 20 the Democratic .lCincmnau Com
cfyIf fTndl
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
DEMOCRATIC TIC 9,IE;I DoCTRTEE .I:.I',9 FOR 1880

The Resumption Act ought to be uncOndl..
tionaiy repealed. The old silver dollar. the nnls o.
value Of nearly all Of our history, should be placed On
equal terms with gold to free and unlimited coinage
Tue National Banking Wstem--i Is this that pleads ~
be let alOne-s to be wiped out aud the sole ngnt o
Government To issue paper money is 20 Dc esablssV
by law The gTeenbacks % be received for eustom
that the Government that issues Itself hohvI
II. These unsettled questions. and TIL they afS
settled the currency ooBfet ~ not ended. hkIh u
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
rHR nusroM az YLRGLNLA.


Mr.. EpDa HuntOn is little too quick. He
feels aggrieved by something Mr.. Columbus
Alexander has said on the subject Of bill,
passed through the efforts Of Mr.. HuntOn and
others, to legalize certain of the famous Dis
trict of Columbia assessments which an Off
cial report IRON one OF the District Commits
sioners has declared to be false, fraudulent
"and corrupt" ThereupOn he sends MIR.
Alexander challenge, In the somewhat novel
and remarkable form of a registered letter,
and requests him to come outside the juris-
dicti1n of the Washington police, and make
I" that reparatiOn which YiFginians afford IN
such cases.n Mr.. Eppa HuntOn, we
say, is little too quick. The time
is coming tperhaps) when the customs
of Virginia. and oil the high-tOned
blackguardism which illustrated the sway Of
the chivalry at the National Capital before
the war, win he reestablished; the time is
coming, il may be, when the pop Of the pis-
tol will pnnetuate debate, and tho swish of
the cowhide yindcate the honor OF the
South, sir;' the time is coming, possibly.
when the bludgeOn shall once more strike
down the political opponent in the Senate
house, and honorable gentlemen who are not
apt at debate shall close controversy by muir
dering their critics. But we have not gone
back to the old fashion yeti and Mr.. HuntOn
is premature. .li 4i y ar.l5,,
I What hdeous days those were when
plantation manners ruled the House Of
R9lHesentanYes and Cslave-driers hectored
in the Senate Congress was an arsenal Of
knives. revolyefs, and loaded canes, and the
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

With Austria at peace, the Italians have Sc
lected an iDOppOrtune time to agitate for the
surrender Of South TyrOl singlehanded, Italy
is not able 70 cope with the Empire King
dom which has just seoared Bosnia without
firing gun or expending a flOrin.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20
Sus,ness Nontts.


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FeF sails after August Lr-I
send for Catalogue Il r. ROE Corn van Hudson, NY.
Mensman's PeptOnized Beef Tonic is the
,ny preparation Of beef containing is entire NUTRITIOUS
propsTasS IL inValuable all enfeebed condllo0H
whether the result 81 exhaustion, nervous pOsraton
6yerWOrk OF acute dseass; and In every form OF Do
bty partoulaTy resulting ffOa pulmonary complaints
III Isl frcDdY hopful the most delicate stomach AS
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New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

Persons Jeiriag torn Jor the season. and Saanaer
frapeUsrs. oaa lOre TUX DAILY TRIBUNE mailed 70
them. postpaid f0v 81 PEI U1nth, tts address being
ckasOsd as ofles as desired. ~E
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20


II it were not so hot we might write ex-
haustive article to show by a co Omparison Of ther-
mometers that Hew-YoJk IS after all one of the
coolest places on the continent All around us the
mercury leaps upward in the tube, tho western
wind brings death and madness, the breezy praires
are strewn with cOrpses, the pitiless sun glares
furious from the sands Of the still sea- and scOrch
ing Jersey sirOccO blows clouds of premature
mosquitoes into the pine plank hotels which shrivel
and crackle in the heat BY the suress beach. 'Tis
by no means 30 bad with us. HOtf Yes, to be sure
eighty OF ninety or so, or maybe ninety-ive or
six but there are waters all around us
that temper the burning blasts the fatal
wave that swept over ST. Louis left 80 much of its
eroeness in The lakes and rvcB that there was lit
tie terror in it when it reached our island city.
Sunstrokes have not been 50 many, and deaths have
been very rare Our streets are shaded during a
great part Of the day; there are large, well-dar-
kened rooms IN which one can lounge comfortably
in Eight costume; we are not condemned 10 dine in
starch and woollen at the 1y-blown table of
crowded country boarding7house; we can read
Mr.. Is editorials every day fresh from the ice,
and on the breezy heights of TIE TmBUEE's top
floors-but we forbear. Why should we give the
unhappy peighbor foretaste OF the future life
Eternity is long enough.
The admirable telegraphio reports of the weather
bureau. supplemented by the untIring newsgath-
erers OF the press, have rendered the country
great practical service during the progress Of the
torrid wave Visitations of this kind arc much
easier to bear when their coming is foretold. Dis
patches from Sc. Louis several days ago warned
those who could escape TO flee, and those who must
stay behind TO order their affairs that work might
be easy, and their diet so that their blood might be
cool. Besides, an evil that has been expected and
heralded in advance by bulletins of horror and ex
ctement generally turns out 10 be not so bad one
feared
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

IF the public mind isn't in too great sim
mer to care what the rainfall has been in
years past, OF will be in years 30 come, Mr..
Diapers statistics obtained at Central Park
may claim attention. They show that there
was an increase in the annual rainfall of this
locality up to 1869, and that since that year
there has been just as steady a decrease. This
diminutiOn is thought likely to continue for
some years rIff .
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

So be had brOther-in-law, toe, in snug
Office all these years Sly man, that Butler.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

Another is added to the many proofs Of the
weight of the burden of bank taxation. The
Merchants National Bank has decided, by a
unanimous vote OF all the shareholders vot-
ing, 20 reduce the banks capital by One-third,
from $4,000. 900 to 50, 100000 1t is said that
the taxes for the first half of the present year
were at the rate of 4 per cent. Congress
mast come 20 the relief Of the hanks If it would
not see business faeilines actually impaired
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

The two little Italian slaves have been res
cued from THEN weary life, but the slave
holder goes free. The testimony of the child
musicians showed oonelusTvely that they were
driven like slaves 10 their cherries task,
rated like slaves if they failed to bring home
as much money as their master thought they
ought 70 have earned, fed and lodged like
slaves, and were surrounded with influences
tlIaC must have made them in time the vic
tims of a still more degrading bondage,
What was even worse, their testimony proved
that they we're deliberately sold by their pa
rents into this miserable existence. 1t was
this faet coupled with the story the prisoner
told Ia his own behalf, one that ran with ma
tive elibaess, which made it impossible to
hold him. His trade is practically slave-hold-
New-York tribune., 1878-07-20

ing, nevertheless, and it is to be hoped the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children win persevere in it's determination
10 secure mnl the punishment which be de-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-29

4
The Democratic State Central Com.
mittee OF Calltoi mia bias r. j-cled what
the liberal and ibdel endtbt press of
the State Call The politically dishonest
proposition of the Repubi can State
Central Committee, for tusion of the
two parties IN Il e cou.inR Contest for
the election of delegates to The Coustl
tulional Convention. Insteh d ut coales-
cling with any ATTY to control the con-
ventiou. the Democrat c Uomnitiee Is
sued call for Stale nominating Con.
venuou to be held la Sacrameuto. MAY
% ID. aud invited ALI persous to par
ticipate in the election of delegates
thereto. Although the macLiUe Re-
pub licans of CaiIi0fnla ait diAsstlstit d
with this arrangement tor no 0. her
reason than thai II dlsarranSes their
sch. mes. the Virginia Enter rise "a,
nothing could be in better spifit or
more happily .xi r.sset than are those
resolutions which declare that il Is he
desire OF the D. mocratic Committee to
put aside ali pom ical issues aud elect
none but the iItest as delegates to the
Convention.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-29

HENRY GooDRIcH is a music teacher.
He has travelled from place to place an
til he has taught music In every State
in the Urion. 1t is said that he has
married seven of bis pupils. aud most
of the States are to be heard from. In
Clark sburg. Va, he outdid his former
matrimonial exploits by marrying two
girls in the same vlllsge. He is now in
Jail. Haasa......4 s. s.s A6
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-29
ROCKING THE CRADLE,

The Grand Jury of Washoe county
for the April term of the District Court
has made a searching investigation of
the acts of County and Township of
ficers Their report is exhaustive and
apparently unpreiudiced. II has Gre.
ated Q sensation III the county. and has
given the crude OF reform" the most
thorough rocking 1t has received since
its organization. The jury fnd- that
the Court records have been signen by
the District Judge only once since 1875.
aud that Discrimination IL made in al.
lowing the fees OF witnesses from the
same place aud for the same length of
time. In the RIVER Case, Witnesses
we're allowed one fonrth more tees ut
the first TRIAL than they wrre ut the
second AID counsel ut each trial were
alk,grd SOD M re than the limits pro
vid.d by law; and that An owe, ch ,rge of
S56) was made by the CLERK for fur
nisulns the Transcript OF the sse to tue
Snpr' M Court. LDoseness in con-
ductIng the Affairs of the county and
overcnargeS for services performed are
toned to be the rule In almost every
Uffics In the. county. Bulls have b-eD
paid by the Treasurer b fore they we're
presented to the Board of Com mission
ers Altogether, the report discloses u
startling state of IF airs, indicating that
though Washpe has been loni-st ia Us
protestations against cOrrnJiiou aud
extravagance in flee. there is DO
county IN the State ut N-y.d. where
reform is needed more. aud the energy
displayed by the Grand Jury in un
earthipg aud * oosins frauds eutitle its
members to the thanks of every tax
payer in tn" c'n"tv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-29

&asAs.sAAI as9sapfia seGu4 .f'tt ND Ha
~ III [, adi at4g 9snstsolr'T-' erla
.be4Ta.
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T { L e C. r A 3 HlC.
EA STERN DISPATCH Els

INV 1Ohk hPrii 20.
The World says n prominent. but
rather gushy. Democrat OF the Interior
protb sled within tue past " eek that
Roscoe Conaling will shortly make the
great spe, CHI OF his lite. AMI that he
will be the ID, mocratlc Candidate for
tue Presidency III 1850
sat fled with humans Bill.
The editor If the Public asserts there
j. stIo1g esideuce proving thai the
Pacific R,iiro,d tompauies were not
unwilling to have Ihurman's BIZ
passed The theory is that the bill
- drawn 80 "a t. enable tue road, to
appeal successfully to the Uulted
States Courts.
special Appropriation for Indian.
Om the P..c fl: Goa {.
WAsHINGToN, April 20
The Indian Approprl ,tion bill. in ad.
ditiou TO the usual apt ropriations for
the pay of agents nm interpreters. aud
for the fu tiiim~nt Of Treaty stipulations
with certain specified tribes, contains
thu TO loving Pacific Coast Items: Cen
eral Incidental EXPENSES of Iudlan ser
vice iii California. support aud civinzt-
ton OF indians and pay of employe s at
Round Valley, Hoopa Valley. Tnlare
kiver aud Mission Agencies, $35 0Uj;
tor the same for N vada, $l5.0JU; Utah.
$l2,OOO; New Mexico. 1000; ArizJna.
$40, OOU; Oregon. 81 ZOO; Washington.
$40 600; Idaho, 50 900; Montana, So
OOO, and Dakot.. SIS QUO. Also. for
the removal OF rowing bands Ia South
eastern Oregon to some proper reserva
ton in Oregon. AMI to assist them in
agricultural pursuits thereon, $5 .OOU;
tor the support and civil,Z dion of
Indians on Maiheur Reservation, $l5.-
UOI tor the r-mopahot rowing bands of
South eastern Idaho TO Fort Hall R-ser-
'otAoh odSlothDCO, p tOs
600; tor the supper, and clSiiz4tion OF
Modoc Indians, now residing in the
Indian Territory. 81 OOU The bill also
Contains a special appropriation of the
large amount of 80 1000 tor the collec-
ton. care aud subsistence of Apache
aud Other Indi aus on reservations. IN
Arzoua and New Mexico. other than
those Of Colorado River. ina aud
Maricopa, Msqnis, Pueblo, ObiqaiD
aud Meseaiero Agencies, which are
covered by appropriations for general
incidental expenses.
Faiiare Of the Florida Confessions.
WASHINGTON. April Z8
The Florida confessions have spent
their force and mob DIV need fear furlh
er serious aitem is to uustat President
Hayes. No wise man. of any parry.
thinks of going behind the II c-iying
Bard of Congr' ssioual invention aud
creatiou-the Electoral Commission
Whatever the original facts were their
decision VIII be nnintaInt d as n final
ity. These coLf ssiouS, nre found. on
analysis, to cOutain nothing really
uew--they are oily SENSATIONAL re-
hash of both Republican aud Demo
cratic crlmlnatious aud. =. crimiualious
during the count.
FOREIGN DlSPArCHE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-29

The. Oatiook Imp. owing.

From the Idaho Avalanche.
The outlook for the season contiuues
toimprove in. this vicinity as we'll as in
other sectlons,ot | iaho.. 1t Is Conceded
10y NIL who have any knowiedse what
ever Of the mineral resources of this
TeEsitoEy that VIZ have vast ore bodies
of lilinitahle extent. which eau be made
10 yields enormous wealth through
moderate Investments and jndlcious
maurgt neut. We re glad to know
that Idaho is gradsl ally recovering from
the depression growing out of past mis-
representation. ani mismanag- ment.
and from recent ipdIcAtlons of the
prospects OF revival wuich seem to
foreshadOs rene we'd efforts on the part
of capitalists to invest here. there Can
be no doubt whatever that il Is I.iaho's
destiny. to come to the front and be
cassed the leading mineral producing
regions of the Pacific Coast.
Ii IL more than prob bile that active
work will be resumed at the Olo Eno
mine Ia few days The works were
gut IN operation yesterdis, for the first
time ia "A year AMI a half aud it MAS
iDund. that allof the machinery was ia
splsndid coudliipn.
A toe Gsldsaa Cnariot. work is pro
Ees~iug satisfactorily. aud the diamond
arilits repossrds to- b doing good ser.
vice. The Developments in the .dirve-
sen~of,hr Rsd J"cxs.t and within the
On Y. iisaats,, aFesald tabs ot.lhs sa.ask
aa0SusAxsus oharAetsrs. W
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Russian Fiaa noes.

sA LONDON. April 2o.
The Economist says: The opinion
that peace Will be malhtaIntd Is still
widely entertained. Russian Ell,
change deprecla' ed about tour per cent.
the past week. Large Quantities of
Russian paper money frseh from the
press,are being continually sold on he
Berna Exchange below ot. Petersburg
qaNS'ious. - .afad uee4a ,-.see7 9V
a h~ spistt, OF the Late Dis'u, bs % Co.
., s-. LoNLoN, Al rii!2s.
A st. Petersburg correspondent
wslses:. Lobss.ya she f0asign prsss dc.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-29

The movements that are being made
to effect the resumption of work at the
Empire, bid fair to be attended with
gratifying success. A great mistake
was made in allowing this mine to re-
main idle for the past winter.
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70 all who arr. sulieriug from the errors and
ndiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood. etc.,I will
'eLd eois's that wall ca You. FREE or
OhAhtr, This great remedy vas discovered
by missionary in south America. send o
.ii-addreass,i enveiupe ~ this KEW. JossPH -
MAN .1tatiSa U. a'leie. HOUSE. Now xofAA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-29

A MEETiN orr liz Bo ,RD OF TRUs-
IN tees Of the humboldt Disllct Agricui-
al, Mining aud Meen meal society, will
o. held At the fi.e OF tie Secretary, in VIM
heinucca. ',atui dly, Aprll l3th, ~ O'Clock r.
NJ. Parties indc Died 90 tnu society on stock
suD7cri ipls, o ~ am OF is officers who
nave Dec nie personally espon ,ible for the
s'lhe' are earnestly teque eteu 10 settle their
Indebtedness iu,inediateiy, as the oecretary's
books IL room ha et bo cl ed D eparatory
70 Lac annual meeting OF .hc stockholders.
by of1er of he Pr, sid ut.
Astest q. ChLNOwETH,
aprll-td. secretary.
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CAO.- LON.

~ ALL VII III IL MAY CoNCkRA.
"A LII persons caught interfering wi any
"A Oh the zen rle A. dIants III .he wn II
"lhhehiucca - Ia to lnpair tAeir ettcl. pcy
wii4 NC prosecuted 10 tDe fuIIl eALnt OF lie
december LII
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-29


votes much attention to the street dis
orders which recently occurred 10 st.
Petersburg and Moscow. Some organs
seem to regard them as symptoms OF o
dangerous revolutionary movement.
In reality they have no such signifi'
canoe. There is not the slightest dan.
ger of public tranquility being serious
ly disturbed. Il.
German Mediation mot Discontinued
ST. PETERSBURG, April 28.
The Agence Russo says: The as-er
tons that German mediation Is broken
off are false. 1t has attained its objrct
by smoothing the way for exchange OF
views between the Cabinets, which ex-
change is now proceeding.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-29

kkNI bus ness You can engige In. $50
$40 per DAY ina he by any W 1rker OF
tstr sex. right in Their own loc .lities. Pa,.
ae,iltrs and ,anples worth IS free. /, Impr we
H'ur spare time a. this b siness. Address
n issos " CO., Portland. Maine.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-15
Above low
Signal Service Local Report.

low high water mark of 1874. Indicates
tIndicates fall.