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The Morning herald., 1878-07-09
THE INDIAN WAR.
CORPS OF VOLUNTEERS DhfhA
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.

copps or VOLUNTEERS DEFEAfkD-|
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
PORTLAND, Oregon, July 7.-6eseFnes1
who Is now at Umatiiia, 'eis-
graphs here under date of 9TH, as follows !;
ayo,unteers under Captain sperry, NV
.t,our were defeated at Willow spriDgs'
40 miles sonih Of PeDdleton, yesterday
sperry is killed or wounded. We can hear
of but seven left" saz
TEE HosrnEs WAITING TO GIVE HOWARD
The following despatch has been received
hers from N, B. Sipnot, dated The 9th
The stages ia from Canyon CITY fePon ~
that the hostiles are strongly iortined q
miles from Canyon Citv, waiting 70 give
Howard battle, HowsTd's fOrces were ex-
nerted M to engage the hostiles on tne ne
mornlnp Of the 5.h. There are about l,6oo
Indians. all told, of whom ,OOO are sup
posed to be armed.
;. In GREAT DANGER. q
umatilla couriers from Portland, fth,
state the following has been received here'
| addressed to Gov. Chadwick:
ave are in great danger here from 10.
di ns. Our troops that went to the ironl
| from here, 50 strong, were attacked TO-DAY
at willow Springs, and from those who go'
lin there must be over half, II not tWo-thafos
Killed of those who are in, three zen ar
" ounded, and they report several otnerl
wounded before they got out. we nav
about three hundred men bere, and no
one half of them are armed. One hundred
soldiers left here at ?. NJ 10 60 to IN
relief of our men.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-09
MOLLIE MCCARTHY,

An associated press despatch says Nd
Winters, Of California, the owner of tbl
eslrhrsted mare, Mollie Mccarthy, state
that y" has sold the mare to Budd Doble
Nj D"b'e Ia . resident Of this State and
propr,o.of Of the Hsre's Corner Hotel,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-09
BALD MOUNTAINS LABOR.

CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS REPORTs-
Iv IMMENSE CAVITY GRADUALLY FORM
ING.
RICHMOND. Va July 7.-To-nigbt there
IL some definite Information from Bald
Mountain, and this would seem to confirm
the reports that extraordinary noise hsd
lately Ieen heard that the cavity in old
Baldy was not only extensive but serious
A correspondent telegraphing to-day from
Henry Station, the nearest point to Bald
Mountain, says that from the most reliable
sources the statements rs published pave
heen confirmed. The last edition OF the
Ashville Citizen publishes an announcement
TO the effect that loud, rumbling noises
have receutly been heard to the great terror
| of the inhabitants. he further says that
the split or rent 10 the mountain Is greatly
enlarged ard Is forming, cayt from ten
to tK enty feet wide, the depth oelng un-
fathomable. Some parties that nave
visited the mountain says that person
has been let down the cavity distance OF
lover eighty feet by actual measurement Of
the rope without finding any evidence OF
bottom. u-
A THEORY IN EXPLANATION.
4 The supposition among the Tar Heels re
siding In circuit of twenty miles is that
there is immense cave under the mountain
and that the noises are made by the
falling of great powders, weighing several
, tons, from the roof of the cave to th'
ground beneath.
The latest report winds up with thu
statement that party Is now being organ-
tized ct Asheville, twenty-one miles distant
to visit the mountain and explore 1t. Ever!
lone I'm the vicinity seems to be convinced
that Bald Mountain is marvellous atom
> of nature EEE "f9t z
The Morning herald., 1878-07-09

ssIt seems as If should cough my head
on" Ia sometimes the impatient excl anna
ton of sufferer from severe Cough
Quell the paroxysms with Hale's Honey OF
Horenound and Tar. T.e relief Ia imme.
diate and the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists. -%- @f
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute. +
The Morning herald., 1878-07-09
A THEORY IN EXPLANATION.

Crime increases with the thermometer.
Virginia 10 the mother of Presidents ant
LouisIana Is the mother of Witnesses.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-09
FAT PEOPLE.

Corpulent people can be reduced from two
to d We pounds per week without starva.
tion, by using Allan's Anti.Fnt, q purely
vegetable and p, rfectly harmless ,emedv.
1t acts on the food ia the strm ch. ntu-
traliz,ng all saccharine and clesginous
matter. &&
sss washington street, Boston, Mass,
May f1st. 1873 !
Botanic MEDICINE Co.. Buffalo. \: Y: d
Gentlemen-Withou special charge OF
diet, two bottles o. AlIan's Anti Fat re-.
duced me four and half pounds.
Yours respectfully -
NJ A. BUSH.
Hundreds of letters similar to tho above
hayebeen received by the Botanic Medi'
cine Co. Anti-FSt sold by druggists. +.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-01-26
NOTICE /!

a LII. PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
IA late firm of McGinnis d Co must settle
their accounts. either by cash or note, on or
before the first day of January, 1878.
j. NJ. McGlNNIS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-01-26
BARBER SHOP.

" ZACHARlAH, with Assistants
u can always be found at his Shop,
MAIN STREET. SILVER CITY. prepared to
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner pos
sibie. Shop open all day unday Give him
call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-01-26
LYON COUNTY TIMES.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF LYON COUNTY.
published every Wednesday and Saturday
morning, by
FRANK KENYON.
TERMS:

Delivered free to weekly subscribers In btl-
yer City, Gold Hill, Virginia and Dayton.
! x~Best advertising medium in Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-01-26
SETTLE UP.

nDHIlLIP GEYER OF THE SILVER CITY
Brewery, requests all those indebted to
him to make i'm mediate payment and therby
save collectors costs. Commence the new
year with balanced ledger.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-01-26

Advertising Will gain new customers,
Advertisingwill keep old customers,
Advertising literally always pays,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertise and succeed,
Advertise or "bust,"
Advertise often,
Advertise we'll,
Advertise
Here.
If YOU
Want a cook,
Want clerk,
Want partner,
Want situations
Want servant girl,
Want to buy a ranch,
Want place to board,
Want to sell or buy property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods or carpets,
Want to find customers for anything,
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-01-26

M777 is NOT EASILY EARNED IN
X||/these times, but it can be made
VI In three months By any one Of
either sex. In any paSt Of tho
county. who 10 willing 70 work s1eeAiiy 81
the employment that W furnish. ~ 20
week IN your own town. You DseA oot -
away from hone over night You cen giVo
your whole time TO tho work. or oaly yo0D
spare moments. We have agents who aS0
making over 80 per day. All who engage at
once can make money fast. At the present
time money cannot be made so easily and
rapidly at any other business. 1t costs moth.
ing to try the business Terms and IS outfit
free. Address at once, H. HALLETT, 4 co.
Portland, Maine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28

A meeting Of cigar manufacturers who em-
rloy los, than nn hands apiece wa. held yc-erin, At
81 East Fourth street under the chairnanshp of Henry
fccS'h. with NlrN o pcuuous tu-rr to alter the
laws affecting their trHie mamma 'tnrvr n" gives
e,pl bonds Tor hm,'i aud sivl or clry man woman
C.Si-. employed bv han II - he-ri that this rue
should be abolished, AMI that the Imported stamp
imported cigars shall io taken from the boxes The law
to Lic dctrntut of the dnne Thr cigars
made rbro ii. especially the medium Hnd lower grades
o =, ;tr iha" 'ho- mad here buthc that they
marked "A, imported gives them preference ,iv
eyes of buyers thlui proposition was To reduce the
ts from ~ tn ~ per Thousand. and fourth that Gov
crmucnt which urnNO-'. rrducIns tir duN from ~ Ia
q ~ pound unin"rti cigars should ali rluoc the
iurtN cents pound taN now Iud on imported lpHt A
that The brand oi the duit at manuiA. tufris nnd
the caution label luNN-. winch cautions am t-r
sons from u-iu. the hnN,sA sccuni tme should H. ahu
ishcd ith proposition was That htcn4 tee- ui manu-
facturcrs should s ~ accordance with the number of
hands employed Whether man employs a thousand
unly one, the license l. $50 proposed that ~
should be pnid for each hand. ami that The producers
tobacco should Ice required 10 kccI account their
stock the Hs Leaf dealers Manufactures often buy
farmers tobacco on which no tnN paid and the
lcai dealer suffers consequence Hp.
pointed 10 drnt n, solutions and formulate -uunn To
Congress The large Manufacturers not nltostthcr
sympathy with TINS movement They urrirr that
bunhs should be given. btcHu" many per -ns small
thus prevented tiom manufacturing They
Obuct Ia taxes hens lowered lcyauae leas capital would
then be required Ia thc business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28
.tsBrRY piRK's AiQroR H.
The Founder 81 the village sued by ore ortss
Liquor sci,.rs cr the rias-.

A trial for libel in progress In Freehold
before judge Scuddcr attracts much attention
from both temperance mon and those Interested
in tho liquor traffic.
James \. Bradley. q wealthy brush manufac-
turcr OF Pearl street. in 1871 bought five hun
drcd acres Of land adjoining Ocean Grove for
10000. Except whore IL skirtcd the beach II
was n wilderness Of tangled underbrush.
Through his intelligent energy the 1lourishing
village Of Asbury Park has sprung into exist
cncc. Where there was but one small house in
1871. over half million OF dollars has been in
vested in buildings. two-thirds OF which are
handsome summer cottages. There are three
churches and a largo school house. The deeds
for the building lots which. through liberal ad-
vcrtising. Mr.. Bradley sold rapidly ai con-
'oinel proviso that no liquor should be sold
on the premises. In 1873 Mr.. Bradley added
To his numerous aNocntions tie editing and
styled the .isbWy Puk Jomndl In this he
ardently advocated the tqmpernncc princir.-
the Fall of 1875 Mr Bradi"vs indignation wn-
aroused 10y ia" election Oi Henry Guggl to the
office of Coroner Mr.. Gugel was an innkeeper
Ashury Park hut in the same township. The
mna-ur" OF Mr.. Bradley's Indignation WIS
nlled 70 overilowins wien Eugel, the mex, year.
Spring of 1877, when the Democrats renOmi-
mated Gugel for Town Committeeman. the re-.
Win punEcnt paragraphs Ike this
II one NJ Henry Gugols's victims hangs or
shoots himself. who will hold the inquest z
Why. the man who sold him the rum-lionry
Gugcl, rums"ller anu Coroner. and an aaplrant
10 the office OF Town Committeeman
Other paragraphs called Gugel n terrible
fungus on the body poitic." said that the road
10 ruin ran right through Henry Gugels
grpg shop that not satisfied with being
tavern keeper and Coroner. he wants to be a
Town Committeeman and sandwich himself be-
tween two honest men,. and that he was ' "a
rumseer. IA curse to his ncghborhood and
society"
These paragraphs did not pease Gugel aud
he sued their author for libel. estimating the
damages 10 his character at $4,000. He was
represented in Court last week by eX-Judge
Robbins 81 Freehold, and Patterson X Porter Of
lons Branch. For Mr. Bgnilov agpcar-t. Cen.
lig'sht 2i freehpol, g. John ;. Arpiega,e amt
crowded. ipign volunteer delegation from
the Young ladies seminary smiled anon Brad
boring hotels sent motley host cf parti-ans OF
tug"l.
4 decided point was made in Mr. Bradley =
favor when his wife. "a beautiful amt intellectual
looking woman, took the stand and said smi-
luEly that she usually ralirl herself the nr- st.
ant od tor of the iS'nV Idrf I,ur1i When
Gen. Haight read tine iuragraih ln tn" leading
editorial referring To- thr Gu-ol monument she
SAID. Ii II mine ,utirely.' Uud there was ono
Of those lnacinAhle movements In the court
room that do NOT amount t. applause. hut ap-
proper to checH Il with the Enyrl. Seeing that
hr Ind reached the rlimnN. Gen. Hni.lt turned
the witness over 10 the plaintiffs counsel tor
Cross examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28

tho yawning vents from the sowcr. The Joints
of the waste pipo are either entirely without
packing. or, where they are liable TO be seem
are daubed with the miserable sham OF putty or
cement The thin lead pipes are. in places,
corroded SO that liquids drip through them.
Where the iron waate pipe enters the earthcn-
ware sewer II IL without packing. and the joints
Of the sewer are simply jammed together. with
chips OF stone thrust into the hubs 10 keep the
smaller ends in place No wonder that the ten
ants here also, complain OF insufierable
stenchcs from the sewer in wet weather.
IL IL within bounds to estimate that lheIc are
In those four houses at least one hundred and
eighty separate vents for the foul and deadly
to admit OF three or four fingers. or cvcn OF n
whole hand. and through numbers OF which tho
rush OF gas WIS found 40 strong. even ON a day
whom the ATMOSPHERIC conditions were not 10
vorablc TO displaying is full force. that II would
blow ont the ilamc of a lighted candle. for'u-
natcly those buildings stand on high ground.
whore II Is prcsumabc that the grndn Of the
main sewers IN sufficient to carry OIL readily u
great part of their contents. But the same sys-
tenn of construction prevails in houses Of sim
liar cass In all parts OF the city aud who shall
toll what fearful influence they exert in swelling
the death rate Of New York;
Of a place with the cousuumate rascaliiy that
inspires plumbing such as that described. was
another trick css important. however. so far
~ health Is concerned To make th"s" houses
seem complete. small bits Of gas piping. neatly
plugged at tho outer ends. wore thrust into the
plgstrr Of the walls and ceilings To convey the
impression that there wcr' gas pipes In tho
walls. when there were not But then tn. buiid-
ings were. like hundreds oi other hrts, rr"rt-
ed in New York every j.. Ou' 'r sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28
MKs. Dow sFFKI>G DIvoRcE
How Evidence wn. Obtained against Hue
bnsd In "a suit for separation.

Testimony was taken last week before a
Ma-trr IN Chaneery at Railway. v j.. in tho di-
vorao suit Of lsaiore Dow against J. Melworth
Dow. The plaintiff whose maiden name wa,
platnrr. is - years OLD, u brunette petite and
attractive. She WAS married To the defendant in
lsG9. and they madctheIl homo with her parents
in Railway. In 1870 Dow was out u employ
ment and was unable TO support his wife. Her
father refused t. keep him idling about. 80 he
removed to Nrwnrk. Mrs. Dow remained with
her parents. although her husband pleaded with
her tn make her home with him. Sh" kept up "A
correspondence with him. however. and he for
wnrlrd h'r $40 u month for herself and child.
In 1873 she promised Ia Join him in Newark.
hut atcr he had prepared apartments fer their
use she decided 10 remnln with her parents.
she wrote him that her father was uu. Of work.
and that sh" helped to support the family by
teaching music.
In Srptombrr Inst Mrs Dow flied bin for
divorce her nvrrment being TINT her husband
shall = hnllrl dnncri m u variety theatre in
New York. In the examination last week IL
was proved that Mr., bow had been ehalOwrd
since last May 10y j. G. kinnrr and h. H. Wildly,
private dctnfiVcs The detectives admitted
thnt they had bocn paid 1850 hy the father of
four months without being able 10 ent zee him
into any iudsrrctiun. lie then employed
Wildly To nesst him. Early in September Lz2io
Marshall WIS introduced 10 Dow on Jrreoy
Clly fcrryhpat. She played her pnrt well. and
induced Dow Ia be- her escort. Charles Fer
guson. the lover of Lizzie Marshall. testified
that he was paid SjO by Mrs. Duw'- relatives for
ana MIR. Dow, Mr.. DOW denied the charge OF
adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28
THE TENS PICTIYC sCuy.HE.
Its Promoters about Ready 90 Sell Out or to
Effect ~ Compromise.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA long consulta-
ton was held yesterday by Jay Gosld's lawyers,
and Mr. Huntington was in conference with his
friends in and cut Of Congress. Tho principal
subject considered by tho latter was the wisdom
Of meeting Col. S,ott's evident dcsire FOR some
compromise. II grows increasingly plain that
the friends promoters. and owners Of the Tesus
and Pacih, combination are about ready to soll
or to compromise such rights and franchises rs
they may have or obtain. Even old and we'll
tried friends Of the schcmc like Lamar are
growing les certain in its supi lIt. and arc
numbered 10y John &. Bf lwu amnn@ fln doubt
tul mon. For suuc unknown reason. l,u. GOV.
Brown has rcrentiy turned his attention toward
irud" Win ,uin ana ports in the tuit Mnau-
wnile Air. Huntington remains -ernntY rHn-
iiient that hc WI AT la-t build the road across
New Mexico and N'lIonn. ana -nil Within day
or two ii he WIS given halt chance heNould
hive the road finished l. fore ANY one knew
what he was about. u has now 80 miles Of
steel raj ut Yuma. and tics enough under con-
tract ~ lay tncm Ia. Besides tho q sire 10 reach
some sort uf Arrangement with NunfiN-fln. the
Scott interest seems ready t. soil uut g. Pierce
or any other combination which VIII make lis
grant worth ANYTHING. Should it, subsidy llil
and II Is doubtful now whether II could net
seventy votes the Texas Pacific would lrui ably
get its grant extended purely as bass for u
harLulu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28

some Changes that are Recommended by
Apti-Tammany Democrats

About fifty Democratic politicians met In
,hc E,-i "a iiou-e ON rtfurlaN .cnlng Go take
the initiatory steps toward forming "a political
organizat in which all Democrats opposed To-
Tammuny Hall may take an active part. Among
the moro Influential men who attended the con-
ference were T. lwnrd Cooper Oswald Oitrndorf-
or Nelson J. Waterbury. eN-S 'nator john Fox
William \. Butter N-Eegistrr John M,Cool
Police Justice Murray, Col. Herman Uni. As
-emllym,r James Hayes and James Daly ~
senator Hugh II. Moore. Deputy Commissioner
of Public Works Hubert q. Thompson cN-As-
srmbyman Thomas Co-tigau. oN-Aldcrman
Robert Power MAJOR Peter Bowo, Lou, NJ.
Do-'hcr Edward Connolly. and James NJ. Nor
ri-pn. Eyrry Anti-Tlmmanv organization and
senator NnrrI--eV. N-SltT0 james q Brlru.
ana ulhrr Autl-Tammahy leaders were repre-
srniei.
Thor, wls some ,li-.'u--ion as To tho proper
n'un- ~ breaking down the power Of Tuu-
nnnN Hall. An tine gentlemen agreed tlnt Gov
lphu-on will sniy sign any bin that may aid
tnat Iurp,fi' provided tNHt hr can huNo the
support nf a respectable number oi Demo 'rut-
g'm~hion hiss ~ Repaid INN Tor what he dil
views the ronfrrcurn d"'ilol 10 strengthen IN"
boyrrnpr's hands 10y ursins the le-.isiaiurr To
iion Of thc IN - of Comiii-sIonsr Of Jurors
ihr rrlu sion of tho Cprou"rS fees. tie ole etion
of the Comptroller and the Curpnraii N Coun-
sci spring elections for municipal OH rf~, ono
hradri Commissions and the removal of the
work Of street ci'Wning from tho Police Depart
mont. II WH- further resolved ut once tn form
n Drmpcrdti or-uui,lii'n in which every Dom
orri' % interest opposed 10 Tamnany Hall
shnuI he iuirly r"prr~rntri.
Tn" nance of several hundred respectable
citizrus VINO ar" snld to be dr-lrous of taking
part IN the movement. wore given 20 the scrre-
tHry. Mr. james VI. Morris lie WIS instru T.
cd To inyit" them - attend tho next mootins OF
the conference.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28
TO AID TNTEsTTGATTONs.
A Bin to Punish Contumncious and Protect
willing witnesses.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Representative
Glover of Missouri will tomorrow Introduce q
bill to amend the Revised Statutes relative to in
vcstlgations by Congressional committees, so
as TO authorize any member to adnipi istcr ouths
TO witnesses. and provide for the immediate
arrest OF Witnesses falling TO appear also that
witness refusing to testify shall forthwith be
placed in the custody OF tne Sergeant at Arms.
without waiting for tho House 10 order his
arrest. and his rontumacy shah. as soon "a
practicable. be- reported to tn. House for its
action. Tho ill makcs a refusal TO testify con
tempt OF the authority Of eithcr House punish
abc with not moro than 81 900 line. or imprison-
mcnt ior term moi exceeding ono year, or both,
~ the discretion of the House or senate. II also
rovivcs the provision of the net OF Jan. u. 1857
exempting from ell penalties witnesses who
may criminato themselves In tnstifying before
committees. and iprbids the discharge of wt-
ncsscs In tho several departments ~ the Gov
eminent who may testify CONCERNING abuses.
corruption, cXtravagancc. or unlawful or i'm
moral acts. oppression. cNtortOn, or Othor OH
cial miscunduet, within ono ycnr from the innc
oi testifying, or without ut loast six months
notice of such removal, including thirty days
lcayc oi absence. with pay. and tn" Jlym"nt in
tlll Tor services rendered by such persons.
penalty IL provided for tho violation NJ this
impose secrecy on Witness concerning the
nature Of their testimony. This aims To- pr'-
N"nt uniound"d charges against innocent pr
sons from being circulated before the rvnlui NIT
tion by the committee. Penalties are MO iin-
posed on persons attempting 70 indusr vii
ncsS"s TO refuse 10 appear or testify. or pther-
Wise eonsprc To pres'ni committees from as
certain NJ facts. M!tns.se. are exempted from
arrest 10y any oth"r authority whilc coming.
going, or attending committees. The bill
aholish"s the responsibility vi Contuuac iOua
inflicted by tnat House OF whose authority the
witness Is in contcinpt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28
TIE WARFARE IN THE EAST.
THREE FORTIFIED ISLANDS IN LAKl
SCtTfRf C.fPTIRED.
Tie Monterear.ins about TO Attack the Fora
teaS of Zabiiac- England and the War
The Vote that IL to he Taken Tht. rvcuIux.

TY,r 1Ton,,r.y,l,. ,n,u, a, A,,ooL A.. No..
res. @, x.,,,nc- r,,,,,na .n, ,hn u.
The Vote th,, i. 10 he .rn,,c On mi. r,cn,..
.
RAHusA, Jan. U.--The Montencgrlns on
SATURDAY. capfurcd aitcr \ violent bon,hord.
-, II - -,
mont hroe lort'lcu ls"hus III Lake Scutari
md were prppDriny tn attnek TN, imnorta M
f,,,roes ~ loliinc tn,,,a,
w '
LONDON, Jan ~ n 'nblh"t council was
held ycst tsrdyy All IN. Ministers vera present
,x,o.. 7 - 49,. -. -, 49,. t,t, = pt -,
except Loru EARNS ana INC Duke oi hl'nmOnd
WHO arr in the country.
The morning uarors puhlish thc following
ool,.i,l o,,,,..,,,,'', -, ..',v 49,, -, t., =, a,
, "'''"""''"iVh'' We "I' "uihoIiH ~ W
state that after explanations with his colleagues
W Nit ~ iA - 7iN't ihJt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28
FIGHTING IN 4 IHEi TIE.
The Disturbance Created hy "a Tan Man who
Wore ~ Tall Hat

While tho comic opera " Freschuctz " was
being presented last night to II crowded house
in Turn Hall Theatre. Wiliamsburgh. II tall
German took up position in one of tho aslos.
lie wore tall silk hat. and neglected to remove
it. Somebody shouted; Take of that hat"
The Teuton paid no attention TO tho remark.
Somebody knocked of the hat with canc md a
almost every man in the forward part of the
house hogan Ia pummel his neighbor Tho cry
Of Fire" was rniaed and thero was II panic.
Manager Rode hurried upon tho stage, half clad
in the costume of his part. and by vigorously
appealing for order quieted the nssnmbldgc,
tho play went on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-28
ToPIcs FoR coNGREss ro-DaH.
a sweeping Anti-SubsIdy RESOLUTION, and one
to Pay the Deb, In silver.

WASHINGTON, Jan 27.-Nir Bakcr has the
floor in the House tomorrow after the morning
hour and will ofler sweeping ant-subsidy
resolution. one which cuts up the whole system
by roots. and would prevent the extension OF
the Northern Pacific grant. IL w'll rs the Tevns
aud lasiNr subsidy. or the compromise with
the Union Pacific. Iin consolidation II the
resolution Will he bitterly opposed. hut when il
once rIln'e hoiure the House it, pus-lgr i csr-
tnn. Nj. EWING j. tho next ON tllr Speakers
list with q res nlutiou goinsa step further than
Stanley Matthew's. ly proposing o. Iuv the
national debt in silver or gold whore tic bonds
ar" mnte expressly luytni" ia coin un their
iaee. This would imply Wnt tue hvc-twrntir-
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