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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
ANOTHER MIsrAyE IL TIE REUTER- CASE

Peter Reuter-, whose gradual approaches to
freedom rs reported N yesterdays TnIDl NJ. have Dot
We. attained his object has difficulty to sGE@oanL
judge Barrett had overrnoi Saturday faulty var
rant Tor his surrender 20 be tried in NowJrrey '@
adultery and had granted writ of bahsas crpas 70 see
whether or not he cOuld'D held on corDii,meptgs
notice ma giSr.tc for abandoning hs wlte, gwen saen
Wa actually Ia iail 1T her suil. when In Mas fIonfas
down on this last writ the sbfrs Circr said le Pea
him on new demand OF the Governor " Ntw,'efe';
with the fatality that attends his tbs new dea
- for d" Henry" r.cutor The sh"rhs oiic.r inse'S,
that this nisMomcr ull not ma':sr, the IDENTIFY %
Reuter- was NOT dcI.e, and Jugn Earictt took ire t
ger under coas .tesaicI. Mean ale be refused 70 cl
slider the validity OF the aband0nrlc mt warrant ~ hs-"
1, not now hcld under that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
AVERY pIscREDlrABLE DErEycE

Judge Brady recently allowed August Lien'
cnmeycr to put Ia a defence to the divorce sun o'
wife. Cltharinc L. Lachenmeycr, shat she was dh"V
twenty one years ago from her lrst husband IN LA
i,,a ,nr a,nl,ercs committed with him Lachcnmeyet
lpI married him in lolis lana. Ihe cAil rah vi vi
prevails In Louisiana makes the marriage o. ~ -
tcrpss with her pafaa;ogr, after divorce t1'L III
BRADY allowed the dcteHce On payment OI sio eosS "a
n counsel zee to br fixed NJ case Cf'mc h lore 49, ~
Barrett on "A mOtian 10 tx the counsel lee fm 10,
f,nd,nt opposed on the grcuai OF Lis poverty JUL
Barrett SAID the defence most uucoh g
Il might be the husband would he estOp.td iioh al
up the crime in which he partner. SIM De hs ~
20 decide Whcthc: II should he admitted. and bA7"
counsel fee M $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Under the call OF States n largo number of
bNl. were inlfoducca, AMONG them the following:
By Mr irNDEE dicp., VLl-Amcn'ng The revenue
Laws: Increasing tho SPECIAL fax wholesale hquCr
dealers; Increasing the DISTILLED hqsors repeal
ug the imposing tax on friction matches, and
repeating lhe law requiring stamp, on bank cheeks
iiy Mr. HART % in, y. I-for The removal 81 me TAX
ID Iosts wlth saic aud National savings institutions
aud trust companies.
Ey Mr. EOs. tDcn. y. J)-for the encouragement OF
ma. militia forces IN lhe several states
By Nj. srENGER Dem. PENN -l:epcalins the Act
regulating the tenure Ot certain civl officers.
y Mr. DAVE (Dom \. O. n siOTlnS Ia either House
Of Congress power 10 punish for contempt.
Is Mr. FORT us'pr IIl-foFbhidiS territories to IN
car dobtness IN aid of railroad or otter private cor
B% Mr. GUNTER tDcin.. ArlD.-To enable Indians to
heconc cizcus Also granting lands 10 The States of
Arkansas and Missouri to ald in tho cOnsru"tion OF a
Bt Mr. nUEBELL Ger. Mich.l- Amending the specie
rs tir rAGf rep cal For the relief Of settlers on
forirrG rilr0sd lads: Also request. to recognize
the Woodruff scientific Expedition Around the World
through the Indan Territory To railroad companies.
Mr.. KELLEY G"p. PENN offered the following resc-
luton:
uhee Petition, are about presented this House
from many thousands citizens fion thirty i've states OF the
Ton aich shall prokImt several states from dislan
Icsaird That House shall he held satur
day the fth lust at c women csosrn iy
bar OF tho House III support u The caise.
Rejected Yeas, lO7 nays. li1.
on motion Of Mr.. BANKS dIep.. Mass.l unanimous
consent was given that peiuIs the NomaL's rights
question might BE- presented in open House.
The hIEAk EE hereupoH proct edcd 10 call the States
in that purp0se, hu had got further than
thc second state the lisi when motion 10 adjourn
was intcrpoSed.
The SPEAKER announced the following changes and
appointments:
1hc Interchange OF committees between Price OF Iowa.
and Cox of Ohio The former going 10 Committee on
Elections aud the after 10 the Committee on Civil SER
wee Reform.
On Ventilation OF the Hall. Young. Of Tennessee; CO.
vert, Of NcwYOIk shelley. OF Alabama Carlisle, Of
kentucky butler Of Massachusetts: Oliver, OF Iowa
and Stoue. If Michigan.
Trustee OF the Reform School OF tho District OF Column
bla, Cutler, OF New Jersey.
Managers OF the Columbia Hospital for Women
Mackey of Pennsylvania. and ThOfnburgh OF rennessec
Regents Of the Smithsonian Institute, Cymcr Of Penn
sylVania stephens OF Georgia aud Garfield OF Ohio
The House then, M $3.50 O'Clock, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
4 NAM srE4BsHIr LINZ.
CovcrRRrNT RESOLUTIONS, FAVoHING THE STR
HDY BEguTE IIE PENNsYivANIA LrGI'iA-
TURF
icy rrfrcuArm TO ruF yrB,Nrl

gY TELEGRAPH TO GuE TEiH'Ni-
HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. lin TIE House
OF Repre- .cutativcs Tonight Mr N.slry, OF D"rnhn.
offered Tie following IN relation 10 the proposed steam
ship line between The United States and Brazil:
Hheeis A contract has lately been awarded a. certain
ctZcus u Pcnus1 Yaun Tor The 'uildug ~ T cnd ~
South America 80 be known 10 The Madeira md Msnipc
Railway and
BL,rcaS, Tho building of said road will open 10 the
comucIltcn 81 the world s2uab and important trade
with OF the South American republics rich IN IT. re-
sources and winch la. heretofore Drcn almost entirely
isnlltrd from commerce Gnd
VLfsas 81 j. the highest import lnce hat nlmc-
dinir siunld %" made 20 opcn nd establish chan
mel hy winch fhis tributary or commerce shall find
ia wav American port. ly means ~ American
scI~ thereby qUcBcung Tie manufacturing interests
nd cniNrnus trade al ~ branches therefore, he
RrsO!red TIE senate ConCurrug, that Senators and
Members Congress, hc rcqur.tcd To the lInni
date passage Ic measure n VII! give tr cotcg
MA ed undertaking rstpbish line OF steamships he
tween he United States aud South America, She cosd
Grafton ard agsisanrc That IT, importance warrants
Ecs0Irrd Tint thc De requested transmit
copies the foregoing Ia Senators and VI rmbcrs IN
Congress
The resolution was referred 10 the Committee on
Federal Relations and viii b. ,pUrted and passed nj
early day the PENNSYLVANIA Legislature Is heartily in
accord with tine project, whether tnc line he established
between New-York or Philadelphia aud Brazil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
OBTTf. iRY.
ROBERT WADDELL.

GLEXs FALLS y. Y, jar. I1.-Robert Wad-
dell aged fort live years, died this morning Il, his
ut Wcavertowh, II Is Phoid pneumonia. lie one Of
the largest lumber merchants In Northern New York
Mr. Waddc was born ut Jobusbnr-h, Warren Comfy,
July 90 1888 Hr received common school clucation
and was "a before going INTO the lumber bust
ncsr lie served as Town C!ofk 81 Wcaversown from
1874 10 1852 Supervisor ftOu So 30 1862 and was
Member OF the State 'srnbly IN 1864 1855, and ISG7
serving the first year tine Committees Roads
Br dyes ana on Village the second year chairman of
the Committee Insurance. and member Of The Com
ntcc Roads and Bridges and The Inst year chair
nan of the COmSttcr civil Divisions, and member OF
the Committees Roads aud Bridges. the Militia, and
on Public Lands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15

harie r. Nichols at Banbrdgs r. C. vervalen At Hsycr
straw = Congcn, Harris falls oliver Tan. at Whio'
aone Byon conkling. al winebes,eri Jason haas, a.
sielson az MayyiIsi W. A. Ceckburr ~ silver cteef "
Prhusy yania C " HssEasd, az az Knsx; Mamie n
Bsst AZ Iairencf " r. DE Goll,er, at bradford W. d.
templrton, at FoxDurg.
Also a number OF postmassers in the West. and the
following:
MscefaneousEdward Ferguson. 70 be Pension agent AZ
Milwaukee, WIS., J. T. ahan o Indiana 10 be Indian Agent
at La Pointe Agency Wis Receivers OF Public Moneys
samuel &. Wright Carson civ. Nevada. Norman 1hates
NEBRASKA Via r. W Henderson, Cebira CITY Coli James y
Bay, Monroe La A. f. LerDer Nsshiioches. La eefsef
N Land OflcesI r. Brown Olympia. W T. j. NJ AsSshAi
Central City, Cn.; Il. w. Arnold, Grand fslard Mob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
six rrrr rPnM rnE STREET LINE.

Abram Dubois bought lot on the south
side of Thrtiehst Finh1ve., all the lots thai
side of tho street being under covenant thai the build
should DC set back x feet from the stree: line. DE
Dubois built IN expensive house on his lot in cOraGcs
with the coycnan L2s year Hessgs. Darling ami G+
void began bulding nNc-story apartment house 81
ThrtietSt and ftthayc the plan Of the mont on he
TnlrtetL-st side including two bays from the ground
10 IA top OF the house running ont to SIX inches nom 10
street line and orrh running 10 the street line though
the main wall TIE house set back SIX feet. W co
the porch and BAYS had reach d tie FIST story Dr. D
bos brought SAT- 10 restrain Messrs Darling Gtsvoa
from building these bays and porch.
Judge spcr IN superior Court, special Term, decided
Yesterday in plaintiffs favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
CIVIL MOTIFS.

Henry s. Smalley, receiver of the Cl"i.ms .r.
Savings Bank obtained, ycAtordly. from Judge pa
,aa,,. m sue ON n numecr OF sarii oycriue notes ~
aishonored checks, amounting 10 sl,t7l 60 A.
John Brooks has begun an action III
supreme court In Kings County. to OBTAIN uS.l 4
from bis wife Julia, absolute divorce on tns lave
inhdcny They were married. Ia 1870 anu ~"
children. ..,s
Surrogate Calvin will to-day issue le's's
administration to Robert 4. Ranaa, o' 4. ~
Del. on the personal estate Of we iaes os'"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
WOMAN TRIED FOR MURDER.
oUARRELs AND BRUTALITY ENDING N PArAL
THRUST


Bridget Cruias, woman of coarse appear
snce. placed trial yesterday IN tie Court 81 Oyer
and TermIner before Julgr Daniels, on the charge OF
numbering nchssl KayaHagh She had been living With
Kavanagh for seven years. ON November s. ts77 tler
home at rs rhomas-st. Tney often qusrreilod On
that day there was drinking " beef and talk
dbcnt his giving her money which sae asked aud then
according ia the testimony Of Mrs Upton. ore ~ the
witnesses the prisoner struck twice with knife A
kayanag and AZ the second blow he fell TIE pr saer
ran
The prisoners own story largely concer ned with
her quarrel WITH kayanagh. She ash 4 hn fnr inouey
To pay the rent lie refused and threatened her ife
threw the hatrnus at her, aud IN the strugge up.t hs
stove sne called Policeman who restored l.sace Tor
the time Later Ia the day several quarts 81 beer vera
cent for and drlsk. AfcrWaTd sue tried 30 pas Kav
Suagh gasn ho sf1ed her. hii her shoulder and
hed her by the othsr Jamuic her into rDrn.r 10y tho
door. aud no i Oi Chise from a ca1rutcFs bench
She put her hand down o. ;hc door aud could not
tut felt tile knife with wtcd shc had been srFapY,
starch from irOn and gayr tIr;st. Not m.sSue
IN xii knyaah bat only To force hin 10 irt her 90 Se
bore several received from him, broken nose a
wrist cit by bowl h. threw 40 ner, aId nngcr ron
which D. had bitten "a Joint.
After some eorrohorAton OF the woman's account Of
hayagagh's behaviour towards her the va. sum.
med up. Judge Daniels VIII charge the jury to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
4 MORMON LEG 1SLATURE.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Jan. 1.-The Utah
Territorial Legislature met and organized this afternoon
Lorenzo Snow elected president Of the Council and
Orson Pratt. Speaker OF the House. Both members
OF the Twelve Apostles All except three members are
poly ganists. and most of the members are Mormon
bishops. The Governors Message viii be sont them 70
mor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
TuELAw ABOUT BETTING.

+. IL. Scihcrt hal bet OF 500 win u. 1"
Phillips, and deposited the money with Rob,' "a
SON He now sues Wilkinson for his 500, under '"s
against betting aud gaming. In HE complaint he sa'
no demanded back his moacy before the bet was ass
The dr;onllnt denurrtd that tha h"itlhg ana "a
net only applies to New-lUrk ami Il was h"bei s.,
the bet Iagle In this state. judge laNfS.. srf
that az common Law The maker ~ BIT m rhl, or,
time demand his stake fioin ,hc st;kri"nes s sas
was maid over and therefore, the compliant co.
tplu a cause OF action az common law. The aeh'st
overrued With the uAuAl leave 10 answer on pa! "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
THE PROPOSED COAL CoMBIN ALTON.

A meeting OF the representatives of the coal
companies has been called by President Dickson 10 take
place in tine office OF the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company, this city. II stated yes.
tcrday that the meeting would be little than formal
n all the principal questions Of difference between the
companies had settled Among other things 10 be
done however. ia the appointment OF the of
the Board oi Control consisting OF one from each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-The President sent
the following nominations to the senate to-day:
collectors Of ne CstoS- a.. Babson for the District Of
Gloucester Mnss John T.. Aucn New Bedford,
Chas II. Merchant Zoe EdgartowD, Mess VIM u. Hendcr
son. for Pearl River, Miss.
United States attorneys Archibald sterling for Marland
Lucus G. NorthtOp, for South Carolina L. H. Waeis Tor
the Western District ~ Missouri Horny NJ LOWS. Tor Via
cmlsin Geo. H. ieck, for Kansas
iOsfpesters T.. Lodge az Cincinnati. Ohio James NJ
Jdnnd- NJ Washington, d. G. In Massaehusctts-MrsJ Julia
+ small, ~ Mspiew0od H. r. Brooks ut Barre. In New.
York Henry H. Howe at Ithaca Rachel Badyey, bcho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
ANOTHER RAPID TRANSIT JUDGMENT.
A DECISION ~ FAVOR OF TIE SIKH AVENUE Raj.
Road REYERsFp.

ROAD KENFk~Ep.
The Superior Court General Term. has re.
yerscd Judge selewicss decision for the plaintiff in TO
suit OF the sixth Avenue Railroad Company sgains, tie
Gilbert Elevated Railway Company. Judge sedgVyicts
decision rested the asserted uncoDst,,uti0naly OF tao
acts under which the defendants claimed a I, ght 70
build THEN road That ground WAS cnt away by the de.
esions OF the Court Of Appeals. bat tue plaintiffs still
claimed that rcy entitled to injunction sc-
count Of the special injury to them an their franchises
Judge SANFORD giving the opinion .; the General Tern,
says:
No such invasion Of the PLAINTIFF franchise win Ne Oc.
casDnci by the Gb.ri Elevated Railroad, becdHsr 10
part Of the sixth Avenue tOmpany's rpcd, 10
is-, will be disturbed. and because ts ycsHd rights and
inic.cs,s VIII not be mterfe.ed With hy the huiltnz
Inc plalnlf has no easement or property rgii 10 Mo
ROADWAY of Siyth1vc ncucni or arpnr lant - rs
ership Of lands 9butJiBg thereon, the beneficial
enjoyment whereof VIII be destroyed diminished.
paired ~ nterfere with by tne construction opera
ton OF The delenGa1ts proposed railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
A DESTITUTE MANS SUDDEN DEATH

About three weeks ago Mr.. Waldron, of No
Clintcn-S Brooklyn took TO his home destitute aud
friendless old named Thomas G. Baker Last Sat
urday night Mr.. Baker retired early Ia apparent good
health. On SUNDAY morning he suddenly died BY his
bed was a small Yla which had contained andanum In
y pocket OF his coat was letter signed by Med Bmt
line" introducing Mr. Baker To a DR.. AlhertsOn, Of
California. Although IL not thought that the old
had committed suicide, Coroner Si,nns yesterday
ordered an investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
NO INTELLIGENCE OF THOMAS LORD.

NOtilnS new WIS lcdlntu yesterday Dy any
one concerned the LOrdIlcks case. Mr.. Day. OF Lord
Day Lord said that the hri,s had had intelligence
Thomas Lords presence the city He Thought that
summary measures would be taken shortly to the
notice of the commission Ia lunacy upon Thomas Lord.
The family of Mr.. Lord had heard nothing from him last
night At the house of Mrs. Hicks Lord, darkness and
dubious answers were the rule, usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
VIOLATIONS OF TIE LAW ~ BkoOKLYN.
Oliver C0tt"r. the agent NJ the Temperance

Brotherhood. on Sunday detected tv,uty-'our liquor
dealer. iu Iitooh'vn violating tle Excise lavs Among
tu So were Alderman Patrick ~lao non aud ono "ru1iL
Mr. Cl;-cr Yesterday drr.teG ictcr - Nn'nr ii""r
og 10 tlc large r4ipc. OF Fni1ci' thrtitr
md music rardrp. In tir city. Of De-" character
y, ber m. IyrI4 laws urt constantly violated amt ur
police olic.fs detailed 40 th- places were veg iaA III
inr ,nNnfl..lDn ul linlIAllr ltUrlc.l-l.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
NrRpERED FOR TRYING TO wREsTIE.


GEOgGE WEYMaN Held FOR MILLING ". J. GOULD
Coroner W0ltman held IN inquest yesterday
ia Tie case Cf William r. Gould, Who Wa stabbed 70!
George Weyman alias California George" Tie Coro
ne-s Office was crowded with ,hc friends Of thc de-
ceased man II had been reported that rcas had hocu
made indicating That Weynm might he assa-5inaitd
md guurd Of policemen WIS with him. Walter Hon
man, q ticket Spectator at the Theatre trmiqnc, rs
tina: pc WAS in Opps saloon when the ifhhs occurred
Gould bld invited Wcynan - driuh IN" r'n them Doe
caI, 10 TAX abDut wrestling, auH wager mc "A ont
il and Gould and Weyman crchcd Wcymim had "a
lfc n hi, rl4ht hand IN. witness ask'd him what b.
me n by having the knlfe ana he sad that he was ~"
going To ha-, ani man wfosiir win linn. The iWO men
Zen and Gould found taat Ice was cal.
Webster IebuUrncau, % -. |.i lhrdaNe. frtiNr l.
in addition tl Wcymnn said Dc could gei ."n'r on" sd"
could throw me deceased IVAN and Gnuld s'i 'cfr WA
i!o orc in the BoWcry lao could DO Gonlc then t"uk
hold tl.c Ihisonci coat. nYin- hc cruii iura nm
then The men clmslil He whites -" ihr Eulc 10
Vc.Iuau'y i.rd. IL tt-iincd tLf' Gould r4;d a
the Occur rcuc' that Lr wa, Ivt stabbed u f- hni'-
Iaort.u statement, nr sad thai lac mad" THIS remark 20
Opus request. 90.
The ilnT found That Ncymau Unlisted the wound What
caused Goulds death. nd De was committed without
bail. lie refused 10 ma All statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
following
COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Senate In ex-
ecutive session to-day confirmed the following pomina
tiovs for postmasters
Frank Neal steubenyile, Ohio BENJAMIN Beach: at
Museatne, Iowa l. r. klsiernan Cape Grardesu, Mo-
Russell w. Caswc. Macon City, Mo. Henry II. Gcgor Ma
rysyle NO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
Nrw.YORE sNLo0S-KEEpEEs GIGHTLYrUN!sELD
Ri,hnrI En,l1ce and John C0sgrOye. the

luor dealers WHO convicted of violating The TX
els. Law ANA aftcrvnrd pnidonrd by Governor Robin
son were yesterday released l., the sheriff The GOV
erpor ouly RENTED that past - r sentence relating
10 imureogrcut ard III" prisoners were compelled l"
nav rs, Of $50 aid 8. - respectively! THESE were To-
par.,.i Is Z. = cn-,s o. the tlnV 90 thtls irial.
Harry HlU' tn, saloon i,,cfcr, 81 Housion-si was
lcf. 40 n TIE T8c.ufl Precinct on sunday ri ~ i"f
~, afre tire Excise law Ld Nt-trriaY brought mp
~ Ia. Jefferson Market Poii'c Court. r furnish % ihl
la 500. Nui. ". Nauw4rius, oi - iJ7 Wee; twenty
fnurti-t, I'c1nnus his security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15

"Mamma, where do people 60 when they
dle4" my dear, can't tell YOU just where" +" But
has never died" " or course mott but haven't You
studied geOgiaphyl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
DEATH OF TWO OLD MERCHANTS.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 14.-Wiliam Frost and
c. NJ. Pelion. Of the oldest business OF this
city, died this afternoon. Mr. Frost Il merchant
here for half century, and Mr. Peltou merchant
OF forty years standing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15

Tho senate then resumed con liberation 81 tie r. solG
ton submitted by Mr. Matthews. before the holiday
recess d-eirit toe l-' OF tle Government to pay the
interest md principal ~ i4e bonds IN silver etc.
MI BAILEY Dem. Trur.l read ,n argument in which
a. f,yieg. ~ tir constitutional powers Of Congress to
coin I.u.t.. etc.,, taI abe various financial since
49,. ii. tf-i'i iIi u Wa, Tie intention Of tungr'
Co.. pay tn- bonds coin, and tLc aci- were most cf -
fully worried that might pc either god silver He
favored the passage ~ the resolution of MI Mat
u.N. auu ,.ltcuIrd tIat the restoration ot
,i. silver dollar would not prevent Tctard
the fundiuc at thc public dr.. had LrrE argued
H. unulu believe thai tie voiced fur tlc
,r ~ - demon tiz.nE silver guilty OF Wfl
maud hur be- tid th.nk thcy the Victims OF the
nudhodris. lie thri now tint CHcIcss, by prom t
action could arrest TINS movement 10 drmunctize silver
,I over tnr world and thus prevent great eNll t.
mausind In conc V.uu. DC argued that with single
.nI standard or vast d.ht, doubled III value, would
hru. poyer'y 10 uii home
The -'.lut" th,n, ID D. H. on motion or Mr. Mfk
EtNiDN ilJ,u. \. ca went mic irWtiye session, ana
wnrn The Acors wcro rrOpcLcl. All ourncd until tu-or
row
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-09

OF his special fitness, and his great oppor-
portunities for gathering accurate informa-
tlon The general opinion is that the sea-
son will be one OF the most prosperous in
the history of the country.
The Inter Ocean has the following /:
The Heralds st. Petersburg corrcspon-
dent telegraphs that the Empress of Rus
STA announced in the salon of the Caro-
WITT on Sunday, that an understanding
with England was now to be reached, and
that peace was assured Baron Jomini
made the same announcement on the eve
ming of the same day to guests in his own
house. 1t adds great weight to the state
mcnt to know that the Baron is now in
reality the Chancellor of the Russian En-
pire, having entirely replaced Prince
Gortschakoff since his illness"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-09

The eighth annual convention OF
the American Labor Reform League,
which met In New York this week,
passed resolutions, declaring that the
chief mission Of the silver bill and
Greenback movement is to hasten re-
pudiation; that the Kearney men
who invoked the halter In California,
the Mollie Maguires, who killed coal
bosses in Pennsylvania, and the rail-
way strikers, were morally lawful bel
ligerents, exercising the same rights
that Northern Unionists did in killing
pro-slavery Southerners in the late
war. George W. Maddox made a
speech, in which he said that it ought
to be States prison offense for any
man to hold more real estate than
was necessary to his support. He
said the laborer makes wealth and it
should belong to him, and il these
things could not be got by the ballot
box, then he favored getting them by
the cartridge box. 1t Is the pernic-
ious teachings of these fanatical COM
munists, that Is filling the land with
tramps, increasing the burdens of the
laboring men, and bringing disgrace
and ruin upon the country; and true
laboring men should everywhere and
at all times make known their oppo-
sition to such doctrines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-09

sWe this week print large num-
Der of extra papers which we send to
Republicans throughout the county,
who are not subscribers. We will
continue this, free of charge to
them, for three or four weeks. We
hope they will examine the paper, and
II found worthy, will subscribe. We
are very anxious to increase our SUBJ
scription list in every township in the
county before the fall campaign, a
campaign which will be of great i'm
portance. We have taken hold Of the
REPUBLICAN with the determination
of making it worthy the city and
county in which it is published, and
we shall succeed il our patronage is
what it should be. Give US a trial for
a year, for six mouths or even three
months. Come and see us IL you can,
or give your subscription to your
postmaster, he will forward it to US.