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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-26

the Homestead Act; also, without recommen-
dation, Senate bill 70, relative to pawn brck-
ers; also, without recommendation, Assembly
bill 119, to admit to probate the will of A.
Benedict; also, favorably Senate bill 90,
amending the Act relating to crimes and PM
ishments; also, favorably on Senate bill 20
provide for the detection of incendiaries;
also, fayorably bill 118, to amend the Act
relative to crimes and punishments.
The hour for special order having arrived,
the consideration of Assembly bill 100 (the
Lewis billy was taken up.
Several amendments were offered and mo-
tions made to defer action, one being for the
purpose of hearing S. 7. Gage tonight, all
of which were defeated.
Speaker CASTOR, Lyon of Storey, and Foulks
made arguments in favor of the bill
Lane moved the previous question.
Harlow asked him to withdraw his motion
that he might offer an amendment.
Lane said that on condition that no more
buncombe should be INDUCED in he would
withdraw his motion.
Harlow said he did not intend to discuss
the merits of the bill, but desired to amend
it, He proposed to fix the rate at four cents
per ton per mile.
Ayes and noes were called, the result at
first being a tie, when several members
changed their votes and the amendment was
declared carried.
The bill was then placed on its final passage
and received unanimous vote
Ad journed at $50.
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THE ACTION OF THE HOUSE ON TIL
WOODBURY. BILL.

Yesterday by a very decided vote the House
of Assembly killed the WOODBURY. Bill as that
measure came from the hands of its author
and sanctioned by the Virginia City Commit
tee of Twenty three. If the full Storey del
egation in that branch of the Legislature had
complied with the earnestly expressed wish
of large majority of their constituents, the
result would have been quite the reverse.
1t is evident that the Legislature will not
pass any bill of the nature of this which has
thus been so summarily disposed of.
We understand that it is the purpose of
certain Senators to present bill TO the House
of which they are members, fixing the maxi
mnm rates of freight at ten cents per mile
per ton and cutting out everything like dis
elimination either with regard to commodities
or ores. So liberal bill as this ought surely
to pass.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Through a treacher-
ous misstep, caused we do not know how,
Hon. Chas. Martin, Deputy Secretary of
State, was precipitated down the stairway
leading to the second story of the Capital last
below. sustaining terrible fall which made
him quite senseless for considerable space
of time. DR.. Waters, who was called to at
tend him, says that he can not determine at
present if the skull is fractured Mr. Martin
received severe confusion over the eye; and
the fear that his skull is broken is caused by
a big lump on the back part of his head. We
hope to hear that the injuries received are
more ugly than serious.
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THE HYERs' SISTERS COMBINATION.

An immense audience greeted the Hyers
Sisters Combination last night at the Opera
House. The performance surpassed the high
est expectations of the assemblage, both in
point of the vivacity of the plays and the
superiority of the singing. The quartette
richly deserves its widespread reputation.
The Flyers Sisters certainly have most charm
ing voices, possessing great range and volume
The plantation melodies are as rich in tone
and in harmony of chorus as anything done
by the Jubilee Singers. Billy Kersands is
immensely funny, and his dancing is, in some
respects, without a parallel We were glad
te note last night that the box-sheet is filling
up for this is performance which none of
our friends should miss. This is the last
night of this admirable troupe in Carson.
They go hence to Virginia City A rich treat
is in store for the playgoers of that steep and
wicked settlement.
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ALWAYS AHEAD.

Instead of waiting for the turn of the before get
ting goods, take pleasure to inform patrons
that have just received Complete New Stock OF Dress
Goods and exquisite Fancy Goods which offer at such
remarkably low prices that they would induce the most
stngy father and husband to dive down for his bottom
dollar.
We have received consignment of One Hundred Cloak
with positive instructions close them out at price,
and will do it. MRS. }. SHEYER Il co.
Carson January %, 1879 d30
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-26
A RAILROAD TALK.

Mr.. S. T. Gage was to have spoken last
night in presence of the Legislature upon the
railway question; but there were SO many
important committees in session that it was
thought best to postpone the meeting until t :
night. He will, therefore, address the Senate
and Assembly this evening at 7:3O clock, in
Assembly Chamber.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Reconvened at P. NJ, the President in
the Chair.
On MOTION of Meder the Senate Joint Me-
mortal to Congress asking Congress to appro-
pirate for the building of U. S. Court.
house and postoffice was taken up and passed
Mr.. Stewart returned Assembly Concur
rent Resolution Is without recommendation
from Committee on Education.
By Gibson, that Senate bill % be referred
Committee of the Whole. Adopted.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-26
CHOICE MEATS.

The housekeeper, the hotel keeper, the
chophouse man will always find the very best
cuts and roasts at Meth 81 Neth's, the pro-
prietors of the Stone Market. Go and see
Martin whenever you want to secure first
class steak, chop or joint See their adv.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Reconvened at l P. M, President in the
chair
PETITIONS.
By Morrison from citizens of Humboldt
County asking that legislative members, par
ticularly those from that county, keep their
pledges in regard to railroad legislation.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
BY Allen, from Judiciary Committee, rec
ommending that Senate bill 4, to amend the
lien law, be laid temporarily on the table
also, favorably ON Senate bill 81, to amend
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-26
NEVADA LEGISLATURE NINTH
SESSION.
Senate-F1fty-flrst Day.

CARSON CITY, February 25, 1879.
The Senate convened at 1890 o'clock with
the President in the Chair. Quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Davis. Minutes of
previous day read and approved.
, 1879-06-11
THE CHICAGO s7e-TwELvE pAeEa

aIa wefshcd heavily upon business. Tho vecn's
busineas vas desutqry, as trade Taa Intertosed
Win BY the holidays, but fotqtan was litt1o H.
tered. Tho fmporta Of the weuk IN Lot,tion 10
Friday Hcro a 900 qnartcrs, Tic ylsbo supn1y
In America a further heavily reduced, md ship
nonta from Northorn Russia arc arriving daily.
Tho. Temporary scarcity Of mixed American,
ma'zc on the spot has cnahled sellers 10 cstal,.
ltsh an advance OF ID to- od per quarter, autl
the dcmnnt' Wa& strengthened bJ the scarcity
aud dcarnots OF fodder. :.
Arrived 'carGocs OIL tho toalt are lttlo
changed, 2ls Dd122s bolng. the present value
OF sound mixed; but there are sellern Of large
cargoes for june delivery at 20s. Datloy and
cats are
BLOW or BAxu
at last weeks prices, dealers onty satisfying
Their Immediate wants. Arrivals at porta Of
call the past fortnight wcro limttcil, and after
slIghs fluctuations wheat closed steady aud hut
little changed. Gllftka was occasionally dearer.
bnt inferlor American somcwbat recodod. For
maize thero Vas moderate inquiry at lato
rates. Barley STEADY. Sales of English wheat
iast week, 40,742 quarters 1t Ais "a, against
su'oSi quartcra at. B9s the corresponding period
tho previous year. Tho Imports into tho
United Ktngdom for the week ending May 81
we're ses,oi7 hhndred Weights wheat, mud 12o,Oi4
hundred woiQhts -four.
, 1879-06-11

ttiat G1eT ~cro not vury correctly Informed tof
tho hhcdtye's md the Eoyt1an fcellu, mid That
theJ Wuuld In coIntntn Accpsu liavt coh,-
mencad Whore &hGy wouilll Ut, II they lid fnnrn
precisely known .wiiat the Khcl1itt rns cata-
n!o OF with Tho passive cooperation OF
iis subjects and With M altttactous sel
Of intrtRucrs continually p1ottlnH arot,1d him
nhd expecting, under hs uncontrolled awny. 10
recontncnca lilo unprlnriolcl Extravaganza il
was aouHs1t 10 put an and to. Tho two ttoyerr-
merits eliowcu hesitation Iii accounting tho Sui
ten's ufIer 70 n0pnso 1.matl rn' appoint another
YlcdroY IN his place. Neither Government was
much insl!ned to accept this ofrcr, which they
simply took note Of, atl'! II wuuld BIZ Impossible
~ eay. which ot the two was kiie less Inclined,
on nllthe other questlons they arc march.
itig !'Anu-in'hlnd. alltl this accorll Is closely
m:tehed BY other 0ovcrnmenta. Sans Of the
latter might l!ko to seo tlcir harmony fli.-
ttrbed, md somc French parties NAV
90 unpatriotic enough to chsrlsh the
eam6 idea: but what ts unaccountnbto
Is that the agnal for tho c1npaig,, should en,a-
nate from Republican jourtlals, nhfuh thereby
assumed tic responsibility Of inducing 4 cool
NUS between tile two Governments wblnh wontQ
have bean highly Injurious to tho Reu,ib1e,
Fortunately, this fnprutlcnt conduct has 1,ad
no mtschtcvous conseguauces, thanks to the
eoo1ness maintained on the other slde Of tls
Channel and TO tho lo1Atty with which expla-
nations taVs been given; and The way in which
tho French press bas hastencd to publlsh the
11Hass leader. tic conellIatoFy terms 0f which
arc q 1T termination 10 tho exchange Of views
WHICH has been going on for week, RhOua that
everybody sees tile necessity Ut not rashIy tlts-
turblng the good feeling prevailing between tho
ewo Eroat LlbOEnl natlons, Of Europe.
, 1879-06-11
THE UMATllfAs.

sAN FRANc1soo, Cal, Juae l0.-A d|spatch
from utnatilla Agency, Oregon, says tho Grand
Council Ut Chseis aBd indians Of tho Rcserya-
tion to decItu upon thu acceptance of tta tsrus
offered the Chiefs! who recently visited Wash
inetou commenced to-day. Agent Couuoyer
explained the provisions Of the treaty regarding
tho disposition OF lands, etc. Some of thu
Indians expressed doubts az to tho plan
Ut locating the Indians a. farmers
Working we'll, and final decision
was not nrrived at. Ilowlisi. Wnmpo anu Young
Chtet declared thay hud bound themselves to
Interior, ilomiIy und others held otisfvisc.
1t IL probaolu ttsut portion Of the indiana vlj[
rcnath On tue reservation, while others viii pre-
Ter to Tatuove to somo Of thu new reservations
offered thsn. When tho Indians shall hayc
!ocate1 their claims, the remaining lands viii
be sold to the ht.hcst b|lidors, and tho pFoeeeds
applied for tho benotlt ot tho indians.
, 1879-06-11


ROCHESTER,, N. T., JUNG GA doublo er.ne
was committed In this city at about 0 o'clock
this evening. Peter Peters, lour ind focl deal
'er, locGsmi.h by trade, committed murder
unl suicide Ut Ills place. 31j]1 urau1 street. Ho
sns perfectly sober, und In most lclberpto
manner walked up to his wilc, Eya Peters.
icveled a revolver ut her head, .autl shot
her. III ~ few sccouda nitcrwart1 he
shot himself through the hcat1, uutl died
Immediately. The llrst slos cntored Mrs
petcr's forehead, directly over TIC rlsht
cye, lodging In tho back Of the head. Tho nlur-
tlo'cr shot hn,Eclf in exactly the same place,
TO VIVA ~ ycara old and she 81. both werq
FTusslana by BIRTH, rarno to America twe,,t ' W
yeArs ago, nlNl lived III 1t. Louis.
They returned to Europe Guzen years aeo,
anu. anu ea's t9 Roches.sr y lSG They have three
Anthony, aged ~ inquiry amonE nejghpoTs
ellcitea The fact thAt Peters was jeulDus OF Ills
WHO'S greater affertion for thu sons than fOr
h!t,' This jealousy he. had nuracd for somc
eeai sto n tg, and ssI,t tnok ,.l 10 pains t. ron
wren perfectly aobcr abused a.nl maltrcated
Ills witc, EyUT sineea 187S, when Apthuny, tie
Youngest son. went to Paris air. came back with
nonsy Is1n,s sent S him 6y h!s mother thu fathor's
aud Mrs. fetert Woro alunu Ia tho house at the
tllae Of the trageaY. "0
Tug repo!ts q! tho revolver we,o heard out.
a'ae n oy rhll.p Woltsr Their landlord, au ha run
stlil "Afn' ~ = p9ol OF blood. but life was *.
tiust. lie bad fallen forward against niulow,
cutting 90 ugly Eaah I'll Ills forehead.
Mrs. Peters waa alive.
ri!fslslats proeed ler wound for tne ball, hut
aua upper portlo.l Ut tns brutn. Hue lived Un
until alter II O'CLOCK to.njuht.
"aea aae tnyslcans reported !ler dying,
, 1879-06-11
OBITUARY..

aptt!al bltpdteh 70 1As Trthune.
MORRISON, Ill.,, Juno 10.-Tho Hon. A. c.
Jackson, OF this city, died mt 4 d. nj. today,
aeeu ~ Icara' lila dsmiso WAS not unexpected
TO t!ls friends. Fur the past tbroa years Ills
health las asead!ly declined from repeated at-
tacks OF paralysis. Mr. jackson was ono Of the
oarly prominent meu Of this county, having rc-
sidcd huro tor the past forty -oue yeara. He wus
1ncn,ber OF ths Constitutional Convention of
lsl7, served several terMs 'n our Htate Lcgisla-
tllre, and was an active coadjutor lu all matters
pertalnlnK TO the .wasaro Ut our county uud
SLATE. !lss funeral takss place ut 3 q. III. to-
NASHVILLE, renn., Juue 1O.-Col. Jllson i,
Joanson' pr9pfiutor Of tho Maxwell House, llel
Ut y. H.. Aftcr u lingering tllucss.
ANNAPOLIS. Jnuo lo.-CoMu.odore Foxhal
Naval Acadamy. died this aiteEnQoil. :.
, 1879-06-11
THE UNIVEIlAALlSTa.
dpsef4f pf4tdtth to Ths Y&ib1ista +,

ELo1N, ILL.,, June 10.--'rhls afternoon the
thIrty-aluth annual session Of tho For River
Association Of UDfyersafsts commenced at tho
UnlrcEsaltst Church III this eity, tho Hon. A. q:
Throop. In tue abscnce Of President Swan
and Vice-Preslecnt Robinson, taking thu
cl'atr. The devotional exetcisos werc
opened BY the Rev. Sumner. Ellis,
Of Chicago, followed BY Mr. Throop, the REV.
g. E. Tucker, Of Aurora, and others. The an-
nusl report Of tho Secretary and Treasurer was
road BY tho Secretary, +. E. johnson, Of Chtca.
70, mud adopted by tho Association. A. dia.
eussioa Of the quostto,,, ALLOW eau NO bust 10.
cure ua1 support Ut our parishes and peoplo
for our deuun.natlonal schools and collcgest' ~
W. y; participated y BY TUG ley. sumneF EIls.
DubuqGc,, Ia; the Roy. William tv!ngston,
ot Gslsabnrg, tho Rev. 1. q: Powers,
Of Usage, H. The Rey. d. ii, Reed,
Of Rockford, delivered Sermon this eYoott1r
npoa "sfoderu Iconorlas1n anil Ieopoclaat1,,s
ths Rev. !; 5traub, q Narcotics. and Tho Rsy,
sumnrr E!lia, Of Chicago, assisting him. To
nanFFoH afternoon Or. Thomns, OF tho Cento-
uary Msthodiat Church, Chicago, viii preach..
, 1879-06-11
: '''..'1tTALY.'.' =
TAX FfUHTIN1

RoMs; june 10.-Four soldiers and aeveral
civilians have been Killed III tic disturbances
occas!oned by tic collection Of taxes at Ca1a-
tabiauo. Sicily, - and troops bave gono from
Catanta to sHppress the disorders.
81 :: suBstp1Nu. . ':~.
The waters Of tho River l'o are subsidtng, but
the surrounding country Is iesotate.
DKE4K,
MANruA, Juae 'l0.-Auotlier dyke on the
River 20 has burst, and tho waters pouring
through tho break havo done Immense damage
In tho Province Of Mautua. The fntlndatton
took BY surprise upwards Of twolve conl1nuues
Tho Inhabitants arc completely destitute, Md
are encamped on tic dykes. . Tue scencs Of dis.
tress arc hcartrendIng. !.
, 1879-06-11

l'"sln rates ri freight by Tic Union Pacific
EsEronl Company against tic United s.ascs,
was trfrsrei II TIL, CnHmittuc OIL The Judiciary.
''n tntrtn! Ut Mr. Wnlace, lhe llousc joint
,ss"1i'.'' nT,nE the date At Witch ts pay ol
Lwas tasct' itr. Tie Senate Committee an,enl.
iHcnls were agreed to and tic resolution passed.
s, on molls. no ,n .! NJ lIl N}a1 i'e bil! Intro.
naval f0rccs Of the. United Statcs in crrtaiu
rases, and to repeal tho Election laws was taken
np md laid ns1ue informally. to be taken ZIP ~
tlnfln'shed nnstnchs tomorrow, when air. Hill
On motion ot MIR. Voorhees,, the Senate took
up the HOUSE Joint resolution passed to-day
providing for tl!e erection Of monument to
mhrk tio birthplace Of George Washington.
Mr.. Voorhees,, In tho course of fow remarks In
advocacy Of the resolution, said It would BE- =
GRACEFUL act to mark the conclusion OF soipa-
what acrimonious session of Congress- for the
Senate to pnss this measure at nlIce mil In the
sauo patriotic spirit ovtuccd by the House In Its
j.. THO ycas and nays wero called, and Tue reso-
resolution was passed without dissenting
vo!ce,17ycas, 80: nays,o..
Mr.. Dayard moved Tint tho senate take up
tho bill reported yesterday By him from the
Committee on the Judiciary for the removal Of
the political disabilities Of James Harrison, of
.Virginia. ......
MI. I!aino asked II the gentleman had asked
Mr.. Bayard replied ho had, and that the TOM
tn!ttee bad considered and reported iayorao1y
on tho measure.
The bill wss taken up.
Mr.. Beck wished to max why II waA necessary
at this lato lay for Mr.. Blaine to ask such 4
aucstton. lie spoke for enmo ttmo upon the
moTch,ents towards general Rmnesty md con-
cilatton during tho past years, mil said 1t wns
dtsgraceful for Congress to bo pcddlng out
these amnest'es now, aud Insisting on petitions
being filed bcforo It could be done. Flo voted
, 1879-06-11
BrBIIOp-ELECr uAnu1e

Gov. baldwin, tho Roy. Mossrs. 4. 4 p,,,
George Worthtngton, and others renr,..a.s' ~ natst'
the Diocese Of Michigan, held confcr.nea es'sn
leraaf With Dr. Harris to cndcavor to btn3
sueh ar9umenta to bear as would causo him ~
accept bis nomination rs Bishop Of MtchIo,n ~
Tic matter was dtecustcd at lcngth, aud a ,hs
gentlemen from Michigan erptes, tl.em,c,,.s ~,
nothing definite was said, and he nav TulSa .tu n
cli1c The delegates nft ior homo iast eysntus @ us
hrd Dr.. Hafrts. after. giving son,o iIrthsr t,,q,
70 the consideration Of tho mattat viii forra1ss .s
Ills dcrie!ou to Detroit. ""' ~" "afa
, 1879-06-11
The WEATHER.

oPffcE or THE CHIEF s1ayA1. Opr1cEn.
WASHINGTON, d. C., june Iii d. n,.-Intlcu.
.tlon'-Fos Tennessee and Ohio Valley rlsug fol-
lowed In the Western portion by failing barotu,,
1eF' "lnos mostly from the southeast to tho
southwest, nearly stationary temperature partly
cloudy weather, untl local ruins,
For tug Upper Mississippi unl 1.owor Missouri
valleSs 1al'iag, posslbly followed by rstllg l,a.
tomeser' nearly stationary temperature, Winds
nosllY from the south to cast, partly cloudy
.xeathcr, anl local rains,
FOR the l.ako rcg!on. higher pressure, nearly
stauonary temperature, southwest to southeast
Wtnds, al.u partly cloudy weather., proceeded uysr
Ee h9WeF Lakes by occasional light rains. n,,tl
possibly followed over tllu Upper Laies by faIi.
nH paeoaletcr ulia occasional light r4lun.
iooAL onaEkvATIoxa.
E8ICtG0. linn
, 1879-06-11
PASTORAL INDUCTION.

Tho installation Of the RcY. ". A. McAtoe,
the recentlS.called pastor OF the Filth Presby-
torsan Church, took PLACE last eyaaing, In tho
church, coFnor Of 1ndlaua ayenua and Tb.rtioth
atreet. Tho services wesa opened With singing
aud prayer offered By tho Rov. Arthur Mitchell.
Tho s hs.: Tho~e. Tho 4; nseehes. z! El9l5at y.
his text tbs quury OF st. Paul, "Iiaye 70 70
ceiysd tt,e Holy ahosll" The speaker. rat,xed
over wlds Held, aud anything Ia tho nature of
q s{noDtleal review Of his remarks would full to
dp him tu4ttee.
neW pastor ths usual constitutional questions,
aud Ms. AcAtaa bowed assent to al OF them.
Thu congregation were then called upon to stg-
nifty Melr acceptance OF Alr. MrAtea as their
pastor. which they do by raising thelr right
, 1879-06-11
CASUALTIES.


DunuouH, H., juno 10.-Tho total loss csus,d
BY the storm Is estimated Mt SIC, GOA In Dubugus
During tho seycro storm Mr.. North, an eIde,1,
gentleman residing near Rowlry, was struck
dead by: lightning. At the tiu,c Of tbe latal
Incident ho waa on the open prairie 10 search of
some stray cattle. The barn and rrousry Of
Edward Hillmau, about four micI north Of
town, zero afao sot gu ilfc By lightning and DE-.
stroyed. Other less serious damage vus ,}one
in different localities through the same aceuc7.
Hailatoncs OF unusual size covered the ground
in aomo placcs near hdte to the tcpth Of several
inches, a,,l tho fall of rain waa very gseat. The
crops, however, arc, said not to 10 gfeatly
Injured.
IN ths Tpttttr1t Annotated Frs.
DUBUQUE, a., June 10.--A terrific gala Of
Wind swcpt over Dubuque last evoulng, which
did large amount OF damage. It was by FIT
the most furious evor experienced II VS. lr.
eompahted by lnrge amount Of rain, but near-
Y all TIC dnnaEe was done By thu wind, which
blew at the ratio Ut sovcntr-tlve to eighty
miles per hour. The afternoon had beea
hot and bultry, md toward eycn!ng Threatening
clouds piled up In tho wcst. Tie storm burst
at just o'clock, ind tho wind blew tesrdcalEy
tngH w6ro hhroofcd,s PRINCIPAL atnong which vtts
the Baptist Chutch, tin Third Ward school
house. Watters' block on Eighth street, t}ibbs'
livery stable, Rebinan IL Hcnlonb stoFe. y. Y.
Carr & Co.'s plautng-ntl1, Mcsfehaei's
elevator: md the fllinots Ccptrsls lsfrelghtlepot
III East Dubuque. Many large platc-glass w,n-
doHs wero completely demolished. Two largs
Btolnou-ElhaS windows we're blown In Ut tue
BAPTIST Church. 4 number Q! em0tv cars
standing ID the yards Of the Clinton, Dubuque
q Minneeotn Railroad were blown To the end Of
the swttehrS and run of the track. On tho
Illinois Central Railroad long roF Of
empty cars were overturned upon the
iualn truck. Delaying pnsscnger-trafns, fot
several hours. The groatcst damage Of Ill WI
dono i'd tic lumbGr-yaTds, wlcre piles utfs
picked up and scattered In al1 directions. In.
gram, Kennedy s. Day lost $lU,0n worth Of
logs, which broke from their mnorings aI,a went
down tho river. a fcrry-boat vas lloTn tFota
the city for mora tlan mile doEn
the river, md could not get bask
till after 10 o'clock. Il woodhoat
ou the river tilled md went down, md two men
On board Ind to swlut ashore. -Four bsrges o.
the Diamond Joe Limo broke loose aud Rent
down the river, but. will bo recovered. Tee,
graphic communication With. the outside wnlld
was entirely cut OIL, not ansle w1ro being ley.
aHd communication WIS not established till lale
tn tito ntGht, aud as vet is, but impeFlcet
But one lifc Was lOst, 80 laf
known-that Of small boy named Drhl'ns
who waa out boat-rldlnH with two con1paulon...
The bout was oYerturned by the w1nd, a'1l 1e
went under and was drowned. Tho extent o.
tlie storm was cuntlhed to II vasy narFo" AnlI
{atlroad communication remains unIutcrruotso'
, 1879-06-11

FRANKLIN, La., Juno 1o.--A modtns fep,s 's
aenting tho ycws Of two.thirds, II not tas wpels
OF t4o proucrty.holders Of Ut. MatSs f4'aS'
adopted the follow[ng. ,.u
<.otpsd. Ths! the reputation o. tt'e 1a .ha cosp.
mittae on state psbt appotnte.l ey ta"rpt tas rrut
Convention woull result iu great sna t'masTs tnas W
Injury to tho best tntsEests 0! Ln1a!a ,,,h the
bondholdars thaI may leave Thu esass steM VIZ T..
out q s!em!sh to tho bonda bearing Pe' e'A'''
fGEckiA
, 1879-06-11

ST. Lours,; June 100. E. Donk, Of the coal-
mining t1rm Of Douk Bros; OF th'a city, white
golng through sse!1-woodrl bit Of country be-
tween Ccutcrvfsle, ILL.,, aud one of the mines Of
tho flrm, short distance from that place, this
morning, WIS set upon by two men and ropucil
Of $4,000, with which he was goli,g to pay tho
the miuers orgnnlzed into squads of 1.-Two aud
aix alll secured tho woods through. but Mt lsat
accounts tile robbers Ind not been captured.
, 1879-06-11

6p*c1dI DlFDdch 70 7K3 ITfaUNA
ADRIAN, Mich, June 10.-:rhe ucosblty exist-
lng between sttss spoaeer, OF Ypsiant1, slstyF
of tho Postmaster there, AMI Miss paYnc, sister
of tha City Superintendent OF Schools, both
tcacho'a at thu ccptral Building, cu!a,inatcl In
tc''eontrs yesterday. which resulted In tho
latter Mrcltly firing tho former grutn ier eiass-
room. The uoard ot Education had . warm
session over tho matter last eyculng, Mis-
spencsE's resignutton Was ACCEPTED,
, 1879-06-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, juno l0,-1'hu steamships Maas a's
-VIctorta, from New York, hare arrived "a. ri,
,MoyllLz, June 1n-ArrlTed' ''ea'A'''
Ethiopian, from New York. .,xu,,o,.
,N1w Yonx, Juno l0.-AErised, Ao''." ,"oa,
from Liverpool; s.ata Of Pe'ns'l'ao1A' ''''"
souTMAarros, Juno lo.-ArFls'ds hssAA'
from New York,