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MURDER TRIALS IN BOSTON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE HERALD.

Cssmsscemr"t of the Trial Of Frank McAvsss
FER she Mardcr sf Mary Gcary-YOaso
Rssnds' Hearing Postponed TIL February 4.
Bo-ros, Doc. 10. 1884.
The trial of Frank McAvena, for the murder OF
woman named Mary 0eary, on o. abou, tho e9th q
March last. IVES begun to-day Tho circumstances Il.
tending tho case are that McAvena had bccs
sraignsd before the Municipal Court on Q
charge Of iarcsny fsw weeks previous "a
tho murder. Mary Gcary was 10 have been ths prfn.
cipai wtuoss against him, but did not appear On
account OF her absence tho trial postponed ana
McAvens released on bail On tho morning OF the
2s,h Of March the dead body Of Mary 0eary, With
bullet wound In tho bead, was found In yard on Adams
In opening the trial District Attorney Sangee
said would be proved that the night OF the 2l,h o
March McAvena had borrowed pistol from friend.
and that tho evening Of tho 2sh befors ten O'Clock.
had met friend named Roberts, whom he Ind ssked -
take the pistol saying no had shot woman with H.
motion OF thu defendants counsel 70 qussh III. In
dclmeni tho ground u inadequate description OF
the woman quashcf by tho court, ~ showing tn
sufficient for such action. rsccss was taken
Al thrco O'Clock this afternoon, 20 enable tho jury 10
examine the PROMISES Adams street where tie NO
mans body found.
der % Adoiph Prayer brought to-day on appoa-
ton ~ the prisoners senior counsel Charles X Train
Tho trial was postponed until February !.
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III. crowd Vi houses vhch nightly gree, ,hs troupe Of
which Me..rs sirrh. bernard, wsmboid and Baekus
The leading sisor shadsseave the oossy hall %
entertainment A. is broadway the hspplcs looking
gatherings Of humanity that one could veil -ish 70
nost Tho buno,,.,ic ss~tfsvsgsnc~s of birch sn5
R.ekn. The bsaatiful hana singing ~ wAmDold, the
erquisite playing ~ nonn'ke, on tho violin snd irim
on the bar o continue - - faly sprr"r asd and
the msicOrc shSwcTr sbOsl b. jig rYmpany, ar -
exceedingly isdlcruus thsf even ffoieraT Ioouis
despite his igerse disappointment a. ihf - trffneS y
the original shower would ~ obliged y uhbeDa c1nd
10 be induced 10 wltns-. them AID in 10 Irresistible
~ laughter s1i agp' slas ~th ehfg tlsn rcaf
all H.
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The very large suiisncs -hlch assembled n this
popular place ~ entertainment Last night kew 10
contained good hunor by ne srosilens sn,srAlunspt
provided iagghabis barssqses cosc danes. pieasis ~
ballads. and Dialogues ray With aud Bumcf followed
each other qsek The saoysbis bosissqus
Of the Hack statue. sna the opsrssts ~ MsirnoHy 10
which leon hes srcsenf opportunity diSplay he
remarkable sorAlig-fipD. w~rw rstsis-d % tho pfv
CANINE seiss seymour, in the Africaa fslAss sAs
Eres,sd 9TH ssas o. laughter aud ne fsndf ~ ~ tbs
rrr1ecnisd fsrssy vs brimfui ~ brcAd hsnw ssf
IYdierous sisustnns rrons Carnival De Fsnits
sentec 18th NJ. usual xrar@ and ssiiy The rwwssd~r
% ths progrsmm. w.s ~lasily ssl p~ffgrunsd ssS
heartily appreciated by tho ssdisat.
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Lad -venlag 90 ons ~ noTei'les a this fsvoTss
plso~ ~ smas~meni Tony Pastor h'n~~s Hfi~v shov
sbsspcs rsspp~sr~s With ba5g.s ~ D~- -sngs Dsv-
aasisy performed vsry sshs sss sobasrssI sss,s
% ,bs hsrDnial l.r ADD sss DRAG rinp NJ Barry
o'Ssii an Irsh ringer o. mors usa sssraxs shsiny.
nsads ma sets, bsfess ssv York ssrspes. ms sr
- .hs mss sosa - prime fss.r,s 9th We
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sa1 ssasi~rnsniy ssyis p~~s~nl~ aal,s ,ostrssi ~
tbs oyerdrswn srys~yssp~. ~bsob - sssersiy tssigsi
In By genfl@a~~a 10 kis hD. Ths ballet ard 1ssxiss
god, Msf.fs~ Bsrths r~c~fvpg O Gel ss*sfssd
ovsiisn. TIE psgfegmsse~s eonris6sa usb nss tcsa
drama sptifl@t - sil The hsssopyu Tbs wt kTsafh
undsf ths msnsxesn~rt a. Mr. nrsfssn. sh~~n 80
sssrsbls isysuvsssnl FSns ~ Their Drwaac&Sne iAst
rv1nleE ~~ss f~~iv~1 wnh hs4ry spptM.s
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muSrts AND SUICIDE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

cosooaD n, IT., Dec. 10. 1908
In the village ~ coebrook Coos county, ON Friday.
Horace Luther shot young man named Taylor, sup
posed fatally and then shot himself through The
heart Roth respectable young mon o. tho towA
Tho canss q said 10 bo Jealousy about young LADY.
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GAS EXPLOSION IN BUFFALO.

BrTv,io, Dec 10. 1851
This afternoon, about three O'Clock terrific axplosioa
occurred at tho Buffalo gaS works Genczoo street.
The disaster caused by dcfcctlss boiler numbss
Of engaged In shovcng coke the engine room
more or less hurt The boiler driven Into .
huge pe 81 coke knocking u about like char, killing
william Clark ANA iniuring Michael Connolly and Larry
Doyle. CLARK was horribly mADTed and leaves vile
and family Ia England, Hs had boon here but . Ahost
time The building vas considerably damaged
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Charley whi.r,. Onera Haa:x

Charley white and ha combination troupe eonsinaS
nightly 10 attract syerncrsasng houses In their snug
little theatre ct az Broadway. lately haowed by the
genius Of Dan Bryant The programme Is unusually
brilliant one, and the promise made 10 the eye
than fulfilled 10 the Harry Burchards abba vsntro-
qual displays meet With the most ns,s~rps demonstrs-
tons 0f approval Tie entertainment 81 present cSs~s
with Tho Mischisvors Sisgsr--a farce yet mlrsL
provoking than Us ttle To unfortunate dyspeptlcs az
nieied With the bnea few potent medicines be
scommsnied than visit 70 this temple Of melody aud
a.
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uWm GALE o. lAzf txrisIe.

TowosTo, Dee. 10, isa
tsrnbl~ gale prevailed % Lane oossn0 on saturday
ana sgnday tortspsisiy of the lska crAn
LA ~ rh~ ~6oxnsr nstsd win q largo ~ railroad
,,sp rss dnvss this pors. and bosrds1
hy ths oo~rs and u Ne ganb~~i Huron, W vss
"a he "A gyt 81 and hsoasht INTO part The sAs
ssd 20 bean one u the ns~, s~vsrs ssyersncn1
for scvwat years
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surv-nsu r,Hn asruas 70 rm nGarun
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AZ this establishments the week commenced with an
entirely new programme. new songs, Jokes, new
comcalities ana aferpiece The latter is entitled
The Cooper the Magic Flute and Is best described
by tho combination adjective sidc-spltng. The must
cal part Of the entertain hero considerably above
me average q minstrel companies both In tho vocal and
hstnmental department. and last nights performances
teeeved frequent eneore- Tho veteran Eph Horn 10
mt"sisibiy funny provoking almost constant laughter
10y his grotesque acting and mlmlory. The house was
nci, and from this specimen tho cement have
49,. reason y be satisfied with the appreciate o. thos
WilllnInabury - - - $3.50
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

y French Garrison to Remain for Christ mas.
ROME. Dec. 10, 1868
Some OF the French troops still here, and will re-
main until tho end Of December
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THE FENIAN MOVEMENT.

English CInim Of superior Sfrategy-The Cath
ollie Church Called in Aid of British Artil-
Iery.
LONDON, Dec. 10--Noon.
The Times in an editorial this morning. says that
she Tenans have been fairly checkmated and that It
would be madness their part TO attempt rebellion
Cardinal Cullen has issued pastoral urging the Irish
people obedience the law and the avoidance OF all
secret societies
Arrests still continue TO be made and more artillery
sxill leave for Ireland soon.
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SHOOTING AffaAr IN ST. LOUIS.

St Tocns Dec TO- isSS
Rudolph Wstsnaals, one Of the pfopneior 81 The
Gait House bsrroom, shot today by DR.. Heddingoo.
Ito IL mot expected 10 live. Mr. W. trying 10 elooe
tho Doctor from the saloon, hs being drunk
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: r A N c { .

Tho New Minister for Washington.
PARIS. Dec TO- 1906
The new Minister appointed by the Emperor to tho
United states, NJ Berthemy, sailed for Now York on
Saturday
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the good reputation cf the company Ths smaiinea -
the asssmblAge however, exceptional and the large
Audiences which usually witness the performances -
this houss w certainly gather 10 enjoy tho many
lent features Of tho programme.
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E U R 0 P E.
-ss >.ss~"s e-5rl-
NEWS TO DECEMBER 10.
Manchester Wants the Alabama
Claims Settled.
1.a -,-c~-~~~~~~>~~-~~~~1~
British Artillery, Cardinal Cullen and the Irish
Police Out Against the Fenians
-~~~-~~e~~~~~~-~~~~.~~~
Our Dublin, st. Petersburg and London
Correspondence.
&e. ke. lee
By THE CABLE 10 DECEMBER 10.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

a Prompt En6sish settlemeus Again Recom-
monded. e
:. MANCHESTER Dec. 10, 1865
The Examiner follows the London Timer and calls for
IN early and satisfactory settlement OF the Alabama
claims II believes the popular voice is strongly in
favor Of amicable adjustment.
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Who would hsys believed ,-.n'y yasrs sss The, rrss.1
would psirpnike American psrfumr' Vet FHAiDy
1 AON actually srndlng thar hl1iT Hf.oohlN1
CkHFUs Paris not alone " American families rssf iao
se bat rcsponss orders fropi mstbss of hs rroacA
beSu monde.
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BruaLo. Dec 10. LOO.
The weather u cold and ,her- ~ god sssshlns
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The NafienaI Tvu.- Cempsay H~rsvt 9SO
rels.cd q rpiufs By the National Truss ~ ~e"s
laee lTp Broadway.
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fssinms rh~ ~sfsfaly @seff ssspftn~ll ~ aiFxsnt
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To oounterbaance tho attraction Of Dawison Al tho
Thaiia, Of the popular Berlin pieces, Da vo
w1 Cd ~eim und Iacht. was produced At this theatre
last night Tho cast good and the numerous songs
with which the piece abounds. were generally we'll
given Mr.. Klein renders the part OF Ferdinand. an
unfortunate waiter, who always doing wrong and get
ting hs troddcn upon. He played with right good
spirit although his rendition was somewhat coarsea
quality perhaps In this case not out Of placc. Mrs
Zuba Caroline, also fair she sang ~oms little
to al tho house. The piece ON the whole veil
given
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON, Dec 10, 1896.
United States Ave twenty bonds before official hous
this morning. were quoted at H.
LONDON Dec. 10-Noon.
The money market Is quiet consois for money open
st 68k dividend
The following the opening rates for American
s0curities:--
United States Ave twcnties ............. ...... Tx
Illinois Central ia
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LONDON, Dec 10--1 p. NJ
Al opening OF the market this morning there were
sies Of Hvetwenty bonds At 71k and subsequently
4 tk-ciosing at this hour ut the latter price
LONDON, Dec 8-Evening.
onsois have been very firmly held to-day, with sales
FOR, money at sax sSss.
D. railroad bonds hrm.
A fve-tweniy bonds OF the issue Of 1865 ara
.ssis, sther higher, with transactions at 6oA 6eT.
The Frnnkfort B0wrsc.
USirgp STATES BONDS QUOTATIONS..
FRAxgyoRT, Dec 8, 1855
C.a.x ustes Hvetwenties rule very steady in this
,ma,Ee, i, h * 7sH cash and short time.
~ Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIvKPPooI, Dec. 10, 1893
The wsst o ms on steady and nr% cotton market,
exceed IA "a bal middling Cuffs at 1874 aAhd
' LIvERPooI. Dec. 10-1 p NJ !
tn. broksrr ran ort active market to-day at full
.rces though NOT quoaby higher The sales thus far
reach 10 900 bales. Tue SOCK OF American coon very
light
LIVERPOOL, Dec 8-Evening
The market for bresdN uns generally closed heavy and
with opIy moderate aus ndancs Of buyers Wheat
e6srsd at penny dec me per centai, ana corn a
sea 81. lor handsome Amo 1can white
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QuExvA rows, Dec i0-Noon.
Tue steamships Etna and Tariks from New York, ar.
rived here this morning route TO liverpool
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A Novelty IN Opera. Field ssd Msv!sS
observation, ~ ssdir,s ssrssy .-....
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GIIIAL THOTHF~-T have t~rn brfofs the Vnhlle msaI
years Zach hDis localities Ia various
part. the World The rRosiIE ponounosd anives
sAly superior " ell other articles usei Tor similar
fof relieving Coughs, Cold. aud Throat Disrss~s tAs
TROcHEs have bern proved reliable.
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Park Theatre. BrooLIyn.

AfuI house greeted the production Of Grnlih Gauni,
tho sensational dramatzaon Of Charles Reade- novel
The piece we'll put on tho stage and with the ex-
ception Of want OF smootbness In the rendering
sequcnt upon nrst night, altogether satisfactorily
performed Mrz Conway wss nm excellent Dame Gaunt,
and looked the character 10 the iife We would. how.
ever suggest TINT the trial re enacted greater
soenny, and that II be not made perfect buresqus
With some aghi cancellations IN tho performance,
success
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Elliptic I,.~Lsiteh s~~lss Maehiu~-, 1t1
Efps4ssy. NshFst prSaiiatu. Nsfgistst fhsNfas ss~
yoft saa Fsansytvssls stss fairs LOO
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strin~sy Han-Hrnry Trucker. Concert.

st~inway Haii-Hrnry Tucker's Concert.
large audience gathered .. the hrst grand concert Of
Mr.. Henry Tucker last evening. Tho programme vas
rather attractive, although comprising htt!s olss but
English ballad music. Mrs George shsppsrd'u sweet
and p5wsrfu n,ssio soprano voice vas heard to Ad.
vantage In two OF tho ,twlfnosres compositions, the
lady. rendering Of tho melodies mer,ins aud receiving
an enthusiastic encore Mr. George Simpson. tenor.
saos Balfe'a ssrensde GOOD Higkt Beloved" and
fuckers mo 10 not Hers" and Mr. Frank A. Chase
rendered Schumann's Two Grenaders" fantasia on
martha" and Variations on the Russian Hymn"
we're admirably erecutsd by the composer, Mr. }.
Pa,tison who was loudly sppauded Tbs remainder q
tho progra credtsbly rendered By Miss Kate ~
w1liss . d<bstants Mas Eugene Cruges aud Messrs.
Colby and Tucker. Mr.. J. w. Morgan, owing 70 fndi3
position, prevented from appearing -
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The sale ~ pooIs VII De confinuef svsry svening a
Lafayette Hail for the next two weeks
The Common Council vail attend tho YACHT rncs IN a
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07

=, A WARs1Se ro. RAplcALs.-The New
York Journal of Commerce judiciously
advises the Radicals to beware Of attempt.
ing further amendments to the Constitu.
ton. One Of these days, and that soon,
the Democrats will inevitably be in pow
er ; and who can tell what they also may
not then be ready to do If it is to be
the settled doctrine now that the YConsti-
tuticn may be amended SO as to deprive
States Of all their powers by the mere
force Of = two.thirds vote in Congress-
and q tbree-fourths vote Of the States,
the Journal p~ertinently asks who can
doubt that there will be fanatics and
lmadmen leading the people on to amend
the Constitution 90 as to crush New Eng
land into one State instead of six in spite
Of all the prohibitions Of the existing
Constitution Will they be warned in
si'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07

SPIRITUAL FAcrs.-That whisky is the
key by which many gain an entrance in.
to prisons and almshouses.
That brandy brands the 9 of all
those who cannot govern their appeti-
tes. AgT<E p II ~ gFU
That wine causes many to take a
winding way home. vt4,.,.
That ale causes many ailings, while
beer brings many to the bier.
That champagne is the source of many
real pains.
That gin sings have "slewed" more
than the sings. Of old. IL.
That the reputation of being fond Of
cocktails is not . feather n any mans
cap. goTAe
That money spent for port that is sop
ped by portly gents would support many
\ poor family. II. - :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07

Ex-Gov. q. ". ALLEN.-From . private
source we learn that Gov. ALLEN, was in
Havana . few days since en- route for
France, where he intends having an opera
ton performed upon his wounded limbs.
His suffering has been great, but be
bears up against it with c~heerfulness,
fondly INDUCING in the pleasing anticipa-
lions Of being once more enabled to re-
turn to his old home in Louisiana. With
thousands Of others we will gladly hail
the day, when we can welcome home. .
soldier and q man who has won his way
to the esteem Of bis fellow. citizens by q
hundred acts Of bravery, and asthousand
Of charity and true b~enevelence.