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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
POPE LEO VII.
Advising the Priests to Preach Jesus Christ
InHdeiIty and the Press.

LONDON March 5.-Thc Rome correspond
ent OF the Times says: Cardinal Franchi has
been confirmed as Pontiflcal Secretary Of State.
Cardinal Simeoni IA Project Of the Propaganda.
Cardinal Morichini as Camerengo and Car
dinal Bartolni IA President Of the Conerega-
ton OF Rites. The Pope on receiving fifty -four
parish priests recommended them to preach
Jesus Christ. His life and teachings, and to
guard their focks against the infldelity and i'm
morality so generally prevailing-the result OF
corrupt press. The Pope. in all his cxhorta-
uons. avoids mention Of the Virgin. 1t has
shocked most people that tho Pope. in his coro-
nation speech, made no allusion 10 the late Plus
*, although Cardinal de Pietro. in addressing
the Pontn, had been eloquent in praise OF the
deceased Pope. The omission has been variously
The Rome Correspondent Of the Manchester
Guardian says; Public opinion is irritatcd at
tho irreconclable attitude which appears to
haye been adopted at the Vatican"
:. ROME, March 6.-The. Pope and Cardinal
Franchi have determined on n policy OF recon-
Cling Ms far as possible the interests Of Church
and state In questions pending with various
governments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
CONILIGRITION ~ T'LdTNFTELD
What Looks Like n Concerted Plan for Burn-
Ing IL New Jersey Town.

PLAINFIELD n. j., March 6.-At about
midnight last night fire WIS discovered under
the stoop of the Wilcox House. an unoccupied
building beyond the limits Of the city proper.
Tho two steam flrc cngin ng- quickly renchec tho
rlare. but the Chi'f Engineer. con 'lud.ng from
tn" location of tho FIRE TIM, It WAS the work Of
iuccndarie-. de-pat 'hcl one 81 tho engines 10
the city. rs h. feared that moro serious work
WIS contemplated by the FIRE bugs. who hal
knilei the first fire outside the city. THIS
engine had scarcely reached III house before an
alarm was rung. and il was discovered that tha
extensive lumber yard 10 toddlngton, McNubb
y Co.,. nrar the Central Railroad track was in
flames. ifnrt- 90 save thH lumber yard w,re
futile. and the iir'men directed their attention
tp tho adjoining property. Tho buildings de-
siruywt before tlc fire was eN.insulshrd re
the MiiroN Hotel, loss 5000; Coddington.
Mn ihb X Co.'S lumber yard. loss $4,000.
Ieer's star building shop. loss 81 OpU. Wallace
Nalls building. loss $500 The entire lOss
will reach S25.oo0 or 10000. on which there is
slO.OOU Insurance.
The fire was undoubtedly the work Of inccn-
diaries. Several fires have been started here
recently. Some time ago a bundle Of straw was
set on fire under pile Of lumber in the lumber
yard which was burnt last night. 4 woman
passing gave the alarm, and the fire was ex-
tinguished. She noticed a lad hastily leaving
the place a. she approached. He ran toward
the house Of one OF the lire companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
:" 4 CELEBRiT TED CASE"
Judge Gilmore OF Baltimore Deciding In Fa-
vor OF shook a. Palmer.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day Judge Giles render
cd his decree in the case OF Shook 4 Palmer
Of New York ACT W. J. Gilmore. lessee OF the
Holiday street Theatre praying for an injunc-
tion restraining Gilmore from performing the
drama. A Celebrated Case" The decree states
that the complainan,s. by assignment from
Samuel French, tho Assignee of Adolph
u. Emery and Eugene Carmon. the au-
thors Of tho drama. are exclusively entitled
to the manuscript Of said DRAMA and tho cx-
elusive right to represent and cause To be- repre-
s"nt"d the same IN tho Engli-h language in
North America. and that tho complainpnts are
entitled 10 the relief PRAYED in thor bill. and
p"rprtuny rr-truins AMI cnjoin- Gilmore from
performing the same Mt the Holiday Street
Theatre: and II IL further ordered and dccrrcd
that the cOmplainants recover 81 the respond
INT their costs in this caus" both before and
since III" removal of the sam" to this court.
The suit WAS begun in the city Circuit Court
about ton days ago. but WAS ait"rward removed
To the United states CIR nit Court under an act
ot Congress the comIlnnnnts heing citizens of
another State. The performance ut the play
was discontinued at the Holiday Street Thea
ire last night. Since MONDAY i hns been played
t. trowdel au ilcne"s at For Is Opera House,
under the right OF Shook Palmer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
The Treasury Department Ready TO Receive
Onrrs-A New sLlxer NnnIi KeauIred.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Treasury De-
partmsnt to-day gives notice that it is prepared
TO receive at all times offers in writing. or by
telegraph for the sale Of silver bullion in guam
titles of not less than 10000 ounces deliverable
at the mints 81 the United States at Phadel-
phia. San Francisco. and Carson. All offers
will be addressed to the Director Of the Mint.
Washington. ID. c.. and will state the quantity
and price per ounce. one thousand fine. and
when delivery will be- made, II the offer is ac-
cepted. Tho value Of silver purchased will be-
determined by mint ns-ay. and untii further
not '" payment Will b" mule in gold or silver
coin ot fun legal tender Wlere bullion j. Of
f"r"d AMI purchased winch is of "a character
rpuirinE porting OF refining, the seller wall pay
H.. usual mint charges.
Tn l"r th" lire tior q Acting Cashier wholp.
l"y. M" vaults ~ to Treasury arr being ar
ranged for the reception " "a hr-rq quantity #
silver now in the iiut 1t Phlai lihia. seven
hundred thousand dollars thn weight ~ which
VIII apuruNimnte $1,000 pounds. viii he re-
ceiyel a. the Treasury h'r' ia TIE pres nj
month. The removal from Philadelphia - Tor
n" purpose 90 aior.ns spar" or the bullion
from which the new si.Nrrd0lIlr~ viii he coined
Mr.. ,Whelpey il "t opinion that uow silver
vault will bee n"ges,ary fNr ia" proper storage u
additional coin In tho Treasury buildlns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
NO HOPE FOR ANDERSON.
Hayes Personal Agent Reporting that there
is no Probability of n Pardon.

WASHINGTON March 6.-Georgc Hoyt. the
personal agent despatched by the Administra-
tion to New Orleans to watch the progress Of the
trials Of members of the Returning Board and
ascertain the likelihood Of pardon by Gov.
Nichols on behalf Of Anderson. teegraphed to-
day that he saw no probability whatever of par
ate adiourns on Thursday 1t is difllcult to see
how vote can be reached on n pardon II ono
should be made. \ single objection would send
II over 10 Thursday. and debate would then car
ry II past adjournment. II Is now generally adj
mltted 10y Rgpub leans that II Gov. Nichols
wishes To pardon Anderson. he has delayed 50
long that special session of the Senate will be
needed " hncot his purpOsc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
Man and Money Both Gone.

John d. Dethcffs Of IA Avenue 4 has disap-
p ared About two years ago he was DOM prosperous
stationery and fancy goods business at % Avenue lie
sod the stock and COOL will TO his partner. Mr. Eiward
u TAmsen tor $50, mainly IN proni.sory notes But
only two months afierward he opened similar store
the same block, at a. Avenue whereupon Mr. ransen
refused 10 pay his note OF 500 then due Dchcas sued
but was BE- atcn hy Tansen who put IN counter claim
- ~ which wts allowed, on the ground that the new
store had absorbed the good will OF The business Dchlcs
then began career Of confidence operation. Mr George
WINTER brewer says that he lent HIM - 30 which he
saYs secured BY chaicl mortgage On p-hc- circu.
lAung library and nXurvs Mr. schneider. an ed, Fly
widow ia ia. same block she let him have SJ 90
for which she got chattel mortgage. size was per
suaied not 10 record it, however upon hls repre-
uon that would damage his reputation Her mortgage
Is worthless William Jordan another friend. who was
fellow private with pethicfs in the Turner Regime mt
IN the war claim. S,s Tor money lent Mr. krakch II
poor musician. claims $40 Charles Ffidr SO, and n
number OF poor persons IN the ncishhorhool sundry
sums which they have paid him tor worthless drafts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
PLAYING LACROSSE.
More brilliant Contests Between the Iroquois
and Onondasa Indian clubs.

Lacrosse attracted even more spectators
n, Gilmoro,a cor,.u ,.., o...,... ,,... -.
- ""iuoh ioS' oN'hlhs th"h on
the opening night. Tho Indian players led
on the Onondasns taking tho wcstcrn goal
and ,ho r..,,t a. -. r. -
' ''o ii"uuois tho oaso"rn' rrom tno
start OF the game the Iroquois forced tho
play vigorously into dangerous proximity to
,hoi- .., =, -. -
'"cir oppoheh's goal out ever ana anon
some fortunate Onondaga managed to catch
the fyinp ball md send n swiftlv down 10 tho
on,oa,,a - =, ,,.s al, -. a.....,.. o., Al =
oppo'"c emu Vi the ncIu long enough ior inc
harassed fat goal keeper to catch his breath.
and then II wont darling hack Five times the
o,ox,.,. - - - -, - ,.S
NnVhu"e" so"i was heary c"rieu Dciore JUS
protectors ovcrcame the furious force OF their
adversnrios an f,cieptlv 10 maintain a,vthi,g
~ -. '. " ,. - -
hke an oncnsVe movement against tne lro-
quois goal. Some beautiful play was exhibited
One ~ tho Iroouois caught tho hail on bia stict
anu wtht' hpursulnRO
struck the stick and the ball bounded far
ahead only to lie recaught by the Iroauois and
carried on. Twice in succession thia was re-
peated Then two Onondagas headed him on,
he threw the ball forward over their heads
sprang ahead between them with such almost
lightning-li speed as to catch IL again two
rods away before II touched the ground and
then was headed of by four others. who liter
ally overwhelmed him and bore him to the
earth hut before falling he tossed the ball to
another Iroduois. who deftly caught il and kept
up the race. The Iroquois carried the bail
through their opponents goal after fifteen
minutes.
Two amateur lacrosse piuIa tl, na .ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
SLUER Gas IN HOUSES.
Prof Buchanan. Suggestions to Landiords-
His Method OF Ventilation.

Al the regular monthly meeting Of the New
York Ececuc Medical statistical society att Livingston
place last evening Prot Jos Rolcs Buchanan
an address on sanitary Reform" The dancer health
from sewer through defective plumbing has. he SAID
been vigorously illustrated IN rHE sus But plumbing
however perfect oAnn1' he continued remedy the evil
His suggestion vas to carry IN the foul by running
rue from the waste pipe up through the chimney II
possible - mat the "a, may he burned and dest ed
and out OF the houe lie would have the city auhorues
compel every owner 10 erect such ChlmnrNs loo feet
high Necessary TO get good draught Another method
sed by the lecturer the through
pipe near some large mandatory into the tall chimney
He objected 10 the common methods ventilation be
cause they carry on coed than had from hall
room and because draugt OF cold air created pc
culary Irritating to sensitive ung and the
serious colds which are caught one knows how lie
would place At the back II every seat IN s,hoolroo
hall, or church small pipe, little higher than the
head with slt in the side nearest the head through
which irau.ht can be created by wsknuNn mt chan.
ica methods. carrying OF the eNhaaions tia; naturally
ris" and gather round persons head Hospital beds
could be similarly httei with tubes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
SOME WIsHINGTON TOPICS.
Making Indian Tribes Respon-ibIc for the
Wrong Doings OF their Mcmber..

WASHINGTON. March G.-The Committee on
Indian Affairs Of the senate to-day agreed repor, back
AVorabh the House bi providing for the relief oi cath
arnc ani sophia Germain Th. bill something novel
In legislative history 1t authorizes the Secretary the
Interior to reserve from that portion OF the due
ihe Cheyenne Indians the sum OF s5ppi hat OF which
amount o. ic paid 20 Catarne and halt sophia Ger.
main These girls aged lively + and ~ wears
Ani were Captured by the Cheyenne Indian. while EN-
r"u rom Georgia 60 Colorado The secretary Of the In
uunr j. o. retain this sun. which Will bear interest
thr proper maiht, nance n the two girls until they shah
cst sh all be paid them.
1hisis sncw departure on the part u Congress and
ha> it. rurposc the IDEA max
sSon-bls lot tc ss-"r- ~ th,r members snd
AN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
THE OLD GUIRD INDIGN.fNT
The Everett House Warriors CooIiy Asking
the AnL.TMmmany men 60 DI.band.

Forty-thrcc members OF the Anti-Tam-
many Executive Committee. with +. B. Hart in
the chair. met at their headquarters. 21l Fourth
avenue last might to hear the report OF the Con-
ference Committee appointed to confer with
other Democratic organizations against Tam
many Hall. Ira Shafer. the Chairman, reported
that his committee had several interviews with
the gentlemen OF the Everett House Democracy.
and tho McCool wing said they had no power
to negotiate. but II the Anti -Tammany commit
tee would dlsband they could cooperate In
forming new political party Mr.. Shafer took
decided ground against disbanding to suit the
wishes Of any body Of men who are 40 chaotic
In condition as the Everett House people
Senator Bxby followed in a violent speech de-
nouncing the proposition as impudent, and
stated that the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS had
existed ten years in opposition 70 the very men
John Kelly. endeavored to ride Into power on
labor performed by others. Mr.. Bixby was foi.
bandment OF the Anti,Tammany .committee.
and in an ornate argument hoped that sNlf-
interest or the ambition OF Individuals. would
not stand In the way OF complete union OF all
the Democrats opposed to the rule OF the des-
potic and tyrannical Kelly.
Counsellor Sanger followed In the same strain.
Counsellor Mcclellan was opposed to the dis
claimed that the purity and integrity Of the
Anti -Tammany committee should be sustain
cd. DR.. Fcodor Micrson stated that he did not
want to be- controlled by n lot OF cx Supervisors
hut was willing. II a majority Of the committee
So decided. 70 stand AT the polls with n bag Of
tickets in his hand and labor in tho interest Of
tn Overhurdcnoi taxpayers OF the city.
Mr. William Shields inquired u the commit
toe had met with tho O'Brien- -Haskin faction,
hut was ignored 9y the Chairman. The report
inform the Everett House faction that II was in :
cNpcdicut at this time to disband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
An E,.Pol,e. Omeer u.,ns hi. Pistol.

Capt. Yue and the Sergeant at the desk In tho
f ninth stree, police station heard pistol rrcd IN the
street early yesterday morning At Fifty ninth stree,
and Third they found ex.Pouce Onicer james
MAhoney. who had pistol In his hand and had JUS,
arisen from the pavement having been assaulted and
knocked down by two As-aiAnt- The AssAilants ran
down Third avenue and escaped. when Mahoncy fired
the pistol OF his assalnnts claimed Ny God Fin
shot ami he grOaned though IN distress Malone
gave hins up and asei IN the Pole. Court
In the afternoon word sent 10 the East Es
ent street police station that ambulance wanted
AT ~, East nph street John MITCHELL who wa. sucr.
ine pistol bullet wound III the len leg said that
was ouI with party having some iun, when Mahuncy,
who joined the party aceil, nLN shot hlu IA, leg
Mitchell taken 10 the West Snci, ninth street hos.
Iital H!s wound l. not dangerous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
DANGEROUS KEROSENE.
\ Lamp Blown to Atom. nsd "a Woman Nor
talIy injured. Three Iard. AMnx.

Coroner Cannon. in Jersey City. began last
night an inquest Ia the Catherine Foley oi York
and Grove streets. who died burns caused bv tho
explosion Of kerosene lamp Dr. c II Titus who sent
quantity of the oil like that contained In the lamp to
Prof Cornwall Princeton College produced letter from
the Professor saying that the oil composed chiefly
volatile hirhha. which gives on annhtnmabe NHpor Of
~ degrees Fal enhcit and rc itself at de- grccs
Fahrenheit H. declared that no oil sae that gave
on inninnnhe gas At less tani iOp degrees Fahrenheit
,lh.cr. kie n Bailey aud James GamustDn. who
called into the hnuse NJ the time Of III, accident teshed
mat the lamp WAS blown 10 atoms hN the cNrlo.un
In her antc-morem statement. read hv the Coroner
Miss Foley said that she not within three Yards
the lamp when II uexpluied.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
sherman. Entry Order system.

EX-Judge Quackeubush, the s2.5On chief Of
the custom House entry clerks entertained party OF
brokers AMI clerks with HI, view OF the Hayes and
sherman entry order Yesterday The thms i ffaud "
D., began BIZ AMI rich NJ II viii drive crazy
~ rr-.. on wouldn't do the work tor tinppla wear
uhnins his f1r'hcad II VIII max mr crazy am cool
headed and shrcNd. nut The sf>tsu WuHt kl q zen
men hte me ! won't stand o." Ihrunue. Of Judge
Qutc krulu,h 10 receive ttl,. i.m hfuktfs mum.
htr fhtu amt them i-itrt- Cor lquiia
non David Nluglc va. detailed trul m thol luitau uf
ia custom II Hls, -t,fitt fn .-iat ban ShrrItus
SeNal Treasury Asrrfs hNr 0uNNrt thHt Che
.uatt,t oi the cnuN clerks nic ,nns,4l4u. " hraA
W 80 HfI irraf tiN ni rft -A sfrU il n. iitt.,
...l.--- -Ll-A l.. -Mll q lL- mn NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
Another Protest.

AT the last meeting Of the Academy Of Sci.
ences committee composed OF Dr y Martin Of the
New York University Prof Esirsion OF the school o.
Mines Or scruin late President Of the Association Of
Physicians for Idiots, ~ e. chandler President o
the Board of Heaf Pro- r. Martin Rntgcrs Fe
nal" College, and Pro- A l Ltai>m stevens Institute
Hnioken. was appointed tn prepare protest to bs
> mt 10 the Mayor AMI Al iuHn oi this city and "a
the uovernor and n"mi"rsoi the Legislature. a;aina
the use ui the parks and ge'n spots Of the city for
other purpose than for the rest and recreation of tt
pcopic ann especially against the arlnOry
In Washington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
THE nor SPRINGS FIRE
O~s U".s'vd .nd pay Buiitias. Dsrpea-
Loss about $500 o,OcO.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, March 6.-About l5l
buildings were destroyed by the Hot springs
conhagrntion-nearly all the business houses
and residences. II Is estimated thnt 900 people
are made homcl ~- and AID Is asked for the
poor. All the buildings were wooden structures.
The loss Is estimated at t3l0OlO. Insurance.
$4,000. Although thc great n PAT ot the u,i-
y ss portion 0f iL" town is destroyed. compura-
lively few hotels were burned. Only ono first
class hotel. the Hot springs Hou-e Wa- lost. and
two or tire" smaller ones. There is still pl.nty
of hotel arcomn odailon for all visitors. The
Ar ngtQn. Grand Central, sumter Avenuo. and
Wal rley Hotels the largest and b II in the city.
with a large number of boarding houses stlll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
jonathan w. Tuttle'. Death.

Jonathan w. Tutto who for twenty two years
ha, iren connected with ua Western Transportation
Company. lied ,udlouy on Tuesday while sitting m
chan IN the residence of pr u smith his lhvNcian
at i2> Ci,rnnnt rNruue. BroOhNn. where. for six
Nr" "hr hc hai been uni % HHNn' IT, Wa- ltius hy
his wIfH rNrNrr.lnf tNi le ~uiitlINt ~Itnk
AMI ic back dead \ post 'uuif rNtninatui yr rd
that DE hl ltu u dfD al t, ,uDu oi tut hcart The
years aso, Mr. Iutte lived.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
7IfE LATEST Old WORLD NEWS.


PAEis. March 6.-By the disruption Of the Or
eanst sroul the Government gam about twenty sup.
porters ior ". Duiaures policy including the State II
Siege Amnesty ant Colportsrc bills About eleven OF.
ransis Will probabi. Join the Legtniist>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
Police Omcers Trying their streasth.

Nearly three hundred persons assembled yes
criay al the foot OF East Twenty fourth the
trial OF strength between Capt SAUNDERS team of the
Twenty seventh Precinct anI Capt Eaknss team OF the
Fun Precinct Rouudsman Learey led the fiith Pre-.
cinct team who were all rather small men while those
under Capt saunders, charge were tail. heavy built
min. Beis We Ei"'r oU - -lif .ftt Sagui, -
team being the iaNurics The little from tho Fth
were lurkN however. AMI 10 took tie l. ul.u ten
minutes ana twfutN i've sguul. g. pul the kuut
Tie tiit IN inr ilsttN- r., ni tia. was won
hi cart intiu-s hrc men ln twenty y r.cminnic. Tho
lhe tlrl .- "i - tF iuuu tNr mafrH NNi hN cat
J. k,us- A.n iu Ntiit 'O.- niu N f'u riurtt- ILc
pfilc IS 50 hc Au OIL pHinAn, the Mlun.n- icau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
FORGED Notes Sold Cheap.

julius Krogh. alias jacobson. OF 1872 East
Houston street. Offering for sale thc Filth ward
yesterday lronissory notes u leo Pransc quordcd
cr Of 70 East Broadway for whom Ice wa. fro ry bar
thder The notes were rnyaie at the BuwcfY NfifHnh
Bank. and aggregated s''n Herman sui. ~ ifn Afh
avenue purchased them ior - agreeing o pH, unuch
lhfker nmurnt n Ntt should provo eoiNII iftfft
iiuuoNn.Nd fhem fNft'r's OH 'r li+>- -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
New Phase Of the Oyster War.

'l' N.Yle Of tho Ann Amelia. one Of the
o,'' '''i' sei@diu Princes BAY. has been engaged
'"" ln icNisng means 10 secure the release oi
n ~ iiNn llsucc Dt knAn addressed 10 the Justice
fst tr case against tue oy sioiIl,n. and writ. of
""'~ f'~.is ~ saturday -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
Fire In East New York.

Some children playing with matches caused a
connagrauon which excited the residents Of East New
York yesterday afternoon The fire out In the two
story frame house OF John Doyle tailor Ei,t ave.
nue.. Liberty This building was totally lie
sruye causing loss of ~ ppo The flame Ssprcading to
the next huu>,, which is owned by L. Snydcr caused
SGD damage and, extending 70 the hous, the other
siet ol it, cau>i there damage OF 500 The houses
We're iullN insured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07

LOUISVILLE March G.-The Newcomb Bu-
chauan Disabling Company Of hi, city the largest ami
wealth ste.tah.hren of the kind IN tls cnuntr. 49,
I,cuucd to-day Int liabilities hrl auannNn
Harvey H. ith the largest shoe house in the city have
al.o .usycndcd
\. /nuNn, son. Whoosnl, liquor dealers have .ne
lntn bankruptcy Lalu', % arm and individual about
$500, as, - about S1l.I .Isp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07

TIL dissatisfaction among Democrats in
Brooklyn with the mreuous rule Of Bo,, Mclaughlin.
has led 10 movement 10 form new Democratic Con
eral Committee. which to act independently Of Bos.
McIAushln's committee, and. ncxt tall /. to put a
wholly different ticket m the hci All of the respect
able a. mtnt oi.ulr odd e.uuiur' wilrh uu Iue-day
ni-ft .uWnallN expelled D.. 20 lniu viii the gent
men Who are rinlns the new committee and rN
pa .f,d that within month permanent 0f-tusitnn
VIII De- effected The alleged mistake o the ud So.uu
committee, formed asa protest A-tii- ts u .4Hghln
oa-afchN in making coalition with tiy Re. uh.al,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07

HAVANA March 6. - The insurgcnt chirf
E't ban Ara-, with 2pi men "it urif arm.. ,.rrcA.
t.itl on the an u. 90 thr DIE .-lNuil4oun N4ft rhr
>'m' gay. NJ thc Iiwha Jn., tonne lnl i,li,r.1u.
Miih lh'it arms gave tltu.eNt, 800 Tie -Niif lsfs
continue Pc ieet hyrmouv .rl-i4us tNrr, wlrt, lt
between the npamard. amt cNnaus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
Desperate Fighting Expected In Greece.

ATHENS, March G.-Oficial Intelligence has
besn received from Larissa that the Turks are
marhing against tho Insurgents at Makrinitz
Desperate neutng - eXpe ted. The TURKS
thr"ar'n Commandment from Nolo harbor. 4
bIte is also imminent at hhrditsa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-07
q Defeat for Blaine and Hnmiin.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-In spite of speeches
from both Blaine and Hamln today. In executive ,es
sion. against the confirmation of Murray A. Marshal in
Maine, lie was confirmed hnd Thurman n,t like deioa at
IN vigorous tnott u prevent favorable action the
nomination OF ,ibbs as Postmaster who di-places a
woman IN the Plymouth office