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FIFTH ION
THE LATE S n NEWS.
The Facts About the Cardiff Giant
Cable Quotations.
rhe CardIn Giant-The latest ExplnnatIen.

The CardIn Giant-The Latest ExplanatIou.
CHICAGO Dec. 9.-An article appears In the Du-
buque Times written by gentleman at Fort Dodge
giant
"Aboutlthe 9th Of june 1868, two men.registered
their names at the ST. Charles Hotel Fort Dodge as
George Hall, OF BlnEhamton N. Y, and H. E. Mar
tin, OF Boston. For several weeks after movements
OF suspicious character were noticed, and they
finally purchased an OF gypsum land land from
John McDermott paying one hundred dollars. They
built shanty on the gravel and employed men to
open gypsum quarry for the purpose, as they Maid
OF sending handsome piece to New York They got
out large stone dressed IT, eleven feet three inches
In length and three feet two inches wide and loaded
II on a railroad car.
The theory is that Hall and Martin took the stone
TO Chicago where IL was worked into q statue
thence to Binghamton, and thence TO Newes
farm. The correspondent expresses the opnion
that Colonel Wood, formerly Of the Chicago Museum.
Is concerned in the giant, ana he happened around
just when they were digging up the giant IL il
said that the man who carved the giant is now ip
Chicago, but prefers to keep quiet.
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LEGAL IIgTHLLxGM1NCH
Court of Quarter SessiOns-Judge PaxsOn
Assistant District Attorney Dwight prosecnting


Assistant District Attorney Dwight prosecuting.
Prison cases are still before the Court.
larceny OF book from the Phiadepha Library and of
stealing large quantity of pastoboard from Uaugsns
MARY Lee colored pleaded guilty to charge of stealing
table cloth from the American Hotel where she
Sh16ie Uark little twelveyear older was conviotod
stealing piece OF goods from the front Of assore at
Frank Goldsmith an Italian, convicted of the lar
of large copper kettle the United States Mint
The proof was the effect that last month tho KETTLE
which valued at $50 was missed from the Mint, and
Who could give no honest OF how he obtained H.
Augustine ChaGtrette, an nSaneloOlng colored girl
and fair representative of Bedford street convicted
of larceny Early morning, recently she was OBJ
served by policeman going IN ana OUT OF Alr lperts
toned her she said she in the houses but
when finally started OH he suspected her and accord
wBieh She had stolen When Mr. cbsrt's attention was
osllod TO the matter he at Identified the cloth
his property She must have Zed to st0al key from
Mr. GibsIts store the day preceding this occurrence,
he say ing that there we're usually two hanging upon the
this ams
thrse boot blacks, wore convicted OF larceny. Oicer
Reeder testified that Saturday last week ago he
ness 3Ss a SoS SsT0 ipe 20 e q sI s
them cut apiece of goods from door and sneak away
with IL. These very bad boys who nave been CON
cerned in numerous thetts.
Court orQunrter SessiOns-Judge Peirce.
Assistant District Attorney Pratt ros;s1aptiing s; ail
ing been all disposed Of thing remains now but bal
Mary Valday quite respectabe-looking lady pleaded
guilty charge of assault and bartery She sta ted tina
prOsecutri1 to her house, aud without
to called her insulting Names and she only uok he
in the face with soft part OF the broom with which
sweeping. His Honor lot the lady on with tine O
Io6n MeCann was acquitted of a charge of sellin
hauOr without hcenoe, he producing the license II
William j. Henry was aequtts o. charge of larceny
NisI PrIns-JudRe Williams.
George Y. RiebSTdson vs. the American ButtoAholS
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FROM THE DOMINION.
The Red River Rebellion.

OTTAWA, Dec. 9.-DOnald G. Smith, who arrived
here few days ago, received cable despatch yes
terday from the Hudson Bay company, ulrectlng
him 10 proceed at once TO the Red river 10 assist
Governor McFarlsh In the administration OF the ter
ritOry or to succeed him in case OF his decease.
Dispatches received by the Government from
McFarish represent the difficulties in Terry 10 be
subsidlng Governor McDougall wiz enter the terri
him. and the authority OF the Dominion Government
and the question OF territory will be at once an-
nounced by him in proclamation, dated Fort
and every reasonable representation from the half
breed people win receive the earliest attention.
Fire and Explosion.
PRTFRBoRo, Ontario, Dec "A fire here Yesterday
destroyed $4,000 worth OF property. An explosion
OF gunpowder occurred by which several men were
seriously injured, some OF them, tbs thought fatally
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The Taxes-Amusing Features Of the
Washburn-Paraguay Affair.
from WASHINGTON.
A Prnlrnctetl NIeetInR.

n PrOtrncted meetings
Special Despatch 30 The BUeniTlJ Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The Reconstruction Com
mittee had protracted meeting to-day when the
case OF Virginia was considered. Governor walker
made statement in favor Of the immediate admis-
sion OF the State and detailed the manner in which
the election conducted insisting that 1t was in
all respects fair and without intimidation or violence.
coored member elect of the Virginia State Senate
also made statement TO the committee, sustaining
Governor Walker and protesting against the test
oath and other measures of what he termed radical
legislation. He announced himself a conservative.
The committee heard the chairman OF the Republ-
can State Central Committee, but came to no con-
clusion.
Stevenson on Taxation.
Mr.. Stevenson, OF Ohio, will introduce bill pro-
yidlDg that tea, Coffee unrenned sugar, molasses
and cane Juice rice, salt COAL lumber, and iron in
pigs, be imported free OF duty
The Recent Gold Pnnic-In formation Wanted.
Mr.. Fox, of New York, offered resolution to-day
calling for information as to the recent gold panic in
New York, its cause, and whether the President,
Secretary Of the Treasury or any officer OF the Gov
ernment had any agency in bringing it about. The
resolution provides for special committee of five
members to investigate the matter. Mr.. Bingham,
Of Ohio, objected.
The Duty on Iron.
The Ways and Means Committee is still engaged
in discussing the duty on iron. They have agreed to
increase the duty to small extent on the manufac
turea article.
The Georgia Question
The Senate Judiciary Committee had up the
Georgia ques tion to-day and considered several
measure referred to them on that subject, but
reached no conclusion. The committee seems to be
IN DOUBT as TO now FAR they are to go in setting aside
the action of the Legislatures that have been elected
since the adoption OF reconstruction measures.
The Washburn-Paraguay Business.
II appears that the House Foreign Affairs Com
mitttees report on the Washburn- Paraguay business
will present some very amusing features. While they
will sustain the action OF the naval authorities.
They will report that Mr.. Washburn's course was
justhable under the circumstances.
Naval Orders.
Despatch to the A ssocidted Press.
Lieutenant Francis NJ. Barber and Ensign G. f.
Norton are ordered to the Michigan. Master I'll. w
Mckee is detached from the Michigan and placed on
waiting orders Ensign III. NJ. Tallman is detached
from the Portsmouth Navy Yard and ordered to duty
in the Bureau of Navigation.
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from WASHINGTON.
.Indge Honr nnd the snrreme Court.

Special Despatch to The Euening Telegraph
WAsHNGToN, Dec. 9.-It was expected that the
OF Attorney General Hoar would be sent TO the
Senate to-day for the position of Associate Justice
OF the Supreme Court. 1t appears, however, that
there is a great deal OF opposition to his appoint
ment, much OF 1t coming from Massachusetts. HOar
himself has not Indicated to the President that ne
would accept if appointed,
He has been consulting his friends about it, and il
learned from them that his chief difficulty is the
smallness OF salary.
Action of the Judiciary Committee.
Senator Tiumbull, from the Judiciary Committee
reported bill to-day providing that the United
States courts shall not pass upon any political ques
ton that may come before them. It also provides
"that no Southern State government shall be recog
nized by the United States Court until they shall
have first been recognized by Congress-"
IL takes away from the Supreme Court all appel
late jurisdiction in proceedings commenced by Wrlts
OF habeas corpus, and authorizes the President to
proceed against all military prisoners now held at
the South. without regard 10 any decision of the
Courts. This takes Yergers case out OF the Courts,
and allows the President to hang him if he chooses
The Census Bill.
The House has made little progress on the Census
bill. Butler is now urging his amendment TO make
the internal revenue assessors do the work of taking
in the bill the committee has provided.
Presidential Appointments.
Despatch to The EpeninJ Telegraph.
The President to-day sent to the Senate the follow
ing nominations: Judge John L. Dillin, of Iowa TO
be Circuit Judge of the Eighth Judicial circuit ana
$. r. Remington to be Collector of Customs OF Oswe
gatchie district, in New York.
The Cotton Tax Cnsc.
The statement published that the Supreme Court
has decided the cotton tax case is entirely erro-
neous. The arguments are not yet completed and
the prospect is that there will be decision until
near the end of the term.
Tobacco and the Revenue
Commissioner Delano decides that one mauufac-
facturer of tobacco may be allowed to sell in bulk
another manufacturer the scraps waste, and sweep
ings OF his factory without payment OF any tax,
provided he gets permission from his assessor and
makes returns OF the amount sold to the assessor
OF the district to which the removal Is made, in
order that the purchaser may be charged his as
SCISSORS book with the amount Of material as pur-
chased and held responsible for the payment OF tax
on the tual products when sold for consumption.
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The Speaker replied that he had no power over the
House IN votes referring bills. This bill might Dy
aVote OF the House, he sent to the COmmittee on
Public Buildings and Grounds II the Chair were 80
give ts views as TO the applicability OF the rule,
would be that the bill should 20 10 the Committee
on banking and Currency, butt was NOS within the
Mr.. Ingerso said that II the proposed reference OF
the bill were 70 occasion debate he would Withdraw
itfor the present
The bill was accordingly WITHDRAWN.
The House then went into Committee OF the Wnole
on the state Of the Union, Mr.. Dawes in the chair
and resumed the consideration OF the Census bill.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Railway President Elected.

Railway President Elected.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.-ht q meeting Of the Boa Il OF
Directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
pany yesterday, John w. Garrett was unanimously
elected President.
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.-CottOn firm but quiet; mid
ding upands, 242sc. Flour quiet and steady; How
ard street superfne, s475@5; do. extra S5'25@625
do family, SG-25G17 % City Mills supernne s5t9b'75
do. extra, S550a650; do. family, s1@S7b; Western
super1ne, S4T5@o; do.seXtra, S525@6 do. family,
SG26G7. Wheat dull; prime to choice red 81 $50
1'3S Corn dull; white, sSG90c; yellow, S5@92c.
cats steady at 56m5Sc. Rye nOminally S1@l'OS.
Mess Pork quiet at s33. Bacon quiet rib sides, 1si
G19c.; clear do. 19h@19afc. shoulders, t5H@15%c.
hams, 2lc. Lard quiet at 19c Whisky duh at 81 Ti3
al O4j8 for wood and iron-bound barrels
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Overseaing and Sewing Machine Company: an action 20
recover tho value OF certain shares Transferred by plain
tH TO defendants, condition would To
bim stocks in their equivalent value which
they did not do. On trial
u. =. District Court-.Tudge Cadvalader.
The Court this morning took mp the John ely
who was charged with passing 82J note he
passed the note according to the allie mart
q the Government at beer saloon where he had been
PLAYING cards and drinking The defense did deny
the passing OF the note but maintained that
cent of the knowledge that it was counterfet j. Davis
Duield, ESQ., appeared for the defendant The case is
VAT nm nj ~
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FROM EUROPE.
This Evenings Quotations.

This Evenings Quotations.
Blythe AnglO-Anericdn Cable,
LONDON, Dec. $40 p. P.M.-Consos for m0ueye2l.
and for account, 92hG929S. 5-20s OF 1862, s5%; OF
1866, old, SAL; OF 1867, S6K 1040s, s0i. Erie 90%;
Illinois central, 992i Atlantic and Great Western,
26lS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. $3.50 p. M.-Cottnn steady :
uplands. 113id; Orleans. I'D sales to-day, 10 600
bales, including 1000 Tor speculation and export
Breadstuts dull.
LONDON, December 9-48O p. M.-Linsccd Cakes
clio 16s Talow quiet. Sugar quiet, both on the
spot and ahoat. Calcutta Linseed, b9s Refined
Petroleum tlrmer. Turpentine quiet.
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FROM THE VEST.
4 RIghteous Availability Of railway Com

n UI
punies.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9,-The following act was passed by
the Wyoming Legislature Tuesday last and
signed by the Governor :-"Any person or employe
on any railroad in this Territory who May be injured
or killed while in the performance of their duties or
otherwise, shall have the same right OF action for
damage against said company rs II such person was
not an emplOye.
Woman Suffrage.
u CHICAGO, Dec 9.-The final vote on the Woman-
Suffrage bill in the Wyoming Legislature stood I'm
the Council to ., and in the House to
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Baltimore Produce Market.
FROM THE WEST.
Attempted Bank Robbery.

Attempted Bank Robbery,
ST. LOUIS, Dec 9.--An attempt was made yester-
day to rob the bank at Gallatin, Missouri in which
Mr. Sheets, banker, killed, and another man.
name unknown, said to be killed. One OF the rob
bers was severely wounded. The particulars have
not been received. Rumor says the robbers sue
ceeded in obtaining $50 600
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FOURTH EDITION
e U r. o r e.
Prices of Rebel Bonds in England I'm
proved-opening of the Gcume-
nical Council - The Ses-
sion Five Hours Long
The English Postal
Telegraph.

Rebel Securities Advanced.
By the AngtO-A'nericdn Gable.
LONDON, Dec 9.--Prces OF Rebel bonds have con-
sideraby improved recently, in view OF the proposed
settlement OF the Alabama claims.
Postal TeleRraph In England.
The Government will take possession OF the tele-
graph lines of the country on the LIST OF February
according TO the provisions OF the law recently
enacted.
The Peabody Funeral Fleet.
The delay i'm sailing Of the funeral neet is in good
part owing to the accident which occurred 70 her
Majestys steamer IncOnsant, which went ashore at
the Isle OF Wight, She s now in the dock al Ply
mouth undergoing repairs.
Bullion in the Bank of France.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-The bullion iu the Bank OF France
has increased 10700000 francs since the last official
report made on the I'd.
Effect of the Presidents Messngc In France.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-That portion OF President Grants
message relating to neutrality in the matter Of
cables, printed here to-day for the rSt time,
causes great excitement.
Marine News.
HAvRE, Dec 9.-rhe steamship Cmbra, for Ham,
burg from New York via this port, was delayed
here until Sunday noOn the 9th, by heavy weather.
The Ucumenicnl Council.
ROME, Dec 9.-The ceremonies yesterday atten-
dant the opening Of the session OF the Ecumeni-
cal Council lasted five hours The city has been
entirely tranquil. The iluminationS and fireworks
contemplated last evening in honor OF that occasion
were postponed on account of the rain.
An Abundance OF Icebergs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9.-Vesses arriving here from
the South Atlantic report vast numbers OF icebergs
i'll these waters.
The Latest Quotations.
PARIS, Dec 9-P. M.-The Bourse closed firm
rentes, I2f., soc. a,
FRANKFORT, Dec 9.--U. S. bonds opened nrm at
90S@g0A.
ANTwERr, r,Dec9.-Petroleum firm and unchange d.
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OWNER WANTED.-A bundle OF washed clothe
supposed to have been stolen, awaits an owner ,
thc Twelfth District Station House.
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CITY 1NTELL1GEN CE.

roo.t. opps AND ENps.-The s. p. @. A. should
,rTest or cause TO be arrested, every man Iouuu
arriving nm animal with unsharpened shoes -
TO make sure OF pure picking vinegar avi u1 4, ~
veason purchase a barrel Of cider now wnhe IL IL
NneAp. -. ,. ,oaos,,ian
seek the middle Of the street Tor pedesulan-
The Infantry corps National GuhIus t Oeis'i"'SD
us twenty-ninth anniversary on the 11tn INST -,
Take from your hoard and give 10 tne SUFFERING
N will return to you tenfold hereafter.
-The passenger railway cars on Arch street proVeu
A nuisance this morning instead OF convenenSSet; @ S
why was or is not the pavement In front Vi tne
Mayors ONCE cleansed? . .o ,,,n,
THE Midnight Mission needs funds.
-Opossums are becoming plentiful
-Beware of non-eXploslve oils.
What ails the gas?
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A WAIF.-Some wretched being, last evening" left
a male infant about one year old, upon the Hayer
ford pike near FOrtyrst street, to meet its deatl
from exposure A policeman found the little one
and sent II to the AlmshOuse.
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OVERBoARD.-An unknown white man, aged about
60 years. umbled into the Delaware, at Pine stl Get
wharf about O'Clock this morning. Officer Phclan
heard the splash, anu, going TO his assistance,
ceeded III resCung him from his perilous position
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DANGEROUS FoOTwAYS.-About 2 O'Clock this
morning John Longsreth, aged forty-siX years, a
resident OF Beverly, n. d., fell on an icy pavement
at sixth and Wall Streets and fractured his right
leg He was taken to his sisters residence Federal
street above Sixth.
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REVENUE SEIzURE.-Assistant United States As
SCISSOR Herr this morning seized the rectfyng csa-
blishment OF James Patton S. E. corner of Nine
teeuth and Market Streets and for violation of the
revenue laws.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - Frederick Honenbacker
slipped on the ice at Ninth street and Girard avenue
THIS A. NJ, and falling heavily sustained severe in
iurles. He was removed to his home, Fifteenth and
Ogden streets.
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STABLE THEF.-August Wolf yesterday stole q
birdie from stable at Second and oxford streets.
Onicer Spence stole march on August, and trotted
him before Alderman Helms, who, in default Of $500
bail, ordered the TeutOn to be taken to Moyamen-
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ANOTHER FALI--Policeman John Foster, of The
Eighth district, whilst patrolng Franklin street las
night, slipped on the ice and falling was badly in
ured about the head
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Reconstruction-The Important Issues
in Virginia and Georgia -Informa-
ton Wanted as to the Com
plicity of the President and
Other officials in the
Late Gold Panic.
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STABBING AFFRAY.-A stabbing afTray occurred a
Musical Fund Hall last night, and at least one part
was arrested. Yet the Fifth district police rcpol
does not show it.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-About 7'20 O'Clock this A. NJ The
fire department was called out to eXtnguish slight
IRE in a cigar and stationery store, Twenty -drs
street, below Arch.
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ATTEMPTED BuRGLARY.-About O'Clock this
morning an attempt made to burglariously enteI
the residence at the n. L corner of Tenth and Ship
pen streets, by prying open window shutter with
jimmy. The approach OF police officer caused the
MOnld-be burglar to sCamner.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Dec 9.-Cotton hrmer; sales OF 300
bales middling upands at 25Ac. Flour-State and
Western dull and declining; State S47O@625; West
ern, s465@645 Southern dull and declining, with
sales at s560@10. Wheat duh and prices favor
buyers. Corn ls shade hrmer; mixed Western,
s106@1 OS for unsound, and t1.iO@l.i1 for sound.
Oats dull; State, 65@65Hc.; Western 63963Hc.
Beef quiet Pork quiet new mess, s32@93; old,
s33; prime, $28'50@H Lard dull; tierce, 1s24@l9c.
for steam rendered Whisky dull at 81 'O3.
New York Money and stock Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9-Stocks steady Money 7
per cent. Gold 123a Five twenties, 1862, coupon,
11b; do 1884, do, 11Ss; do. 1865, do, 1881 do do
new, 1155S: do. 1867, Lbs; do 1865, 1l52s 1o-4Os
1o93 Virginia 6s, new, SO; Missouri skies, S9% Can
ton Company, 80; Cumberland preferred, 2o1 Con-
solidated NewYork Central and Hudson River, 9OsI
Erie, 264; Reading, 99H Adams Express, 6OA I;
Michigan Central, 12l; Michigan Southern, s6ts !;
Illinois Central, 1887; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
s2H; Chicago and Rock Island 101; Pittsburg
RI
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BETHANY FAIR opens tnls DAY aT O'Clock, at
horticultural Hall. Although fairs, as general
hing are not looked upon with favor, yet we be-
ieve for the good object in yew that TINS far Is an
rrand. and delightful musical entertainment will
be piyen in the Foyer Of horticultural Hall.
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BOARD OF ExAMINERs-Th following named
gentlemen have been appointed by the Court as
bar for December term, 1869 9:-Charles E. Lex
chairman; d. w. O'Bren, Nathan II. Sharpess, E.
HUM Hanson, James Parsons John b. Thayer
pierce Archer. Jr., Clifford z. McCalla; George d.
Secretary.
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New York Money and stock Markets.
THE CIRCUIT JUDGES.

sketches of the Circuit Judges Yesterday No
minated by the president.
We give below brief sketches OF the Circuit Judges
appointed by President Grant, and whose names
wele sent TO the Senate yesterday for contirma-
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OPEN sToREs.-Tne mania for leaving doors open
at night seems to be spreading and mas already
reached the mercantile community. Before long
we NAV eXpect TO see huge transparencies displayed
in front of wholesale houses with the words, Plenty
of silks doors open, burglars attend" inc tuurth
district police report finding open the doors Oh seven
.tnrns dlrinr last night.
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ATTEMPTED ROBHERY.-BeforeA Alderman herr Glis Isi
r,nrning were arragned Henry Hawthorne and Ed
ward McCaErey on the charge of attempting 10 10
enter the residence Of Howard j. Potts, NO. Zl3,
summer street. The rascals used talse Keys anu
one of them working through the lock attracted tne
attention of the inmates of the house, VINO gave
chase TO the pair and arrested them. 1t was sGose-
onenfly discovered that an attempt had been made
~ force window shutter with stone-cutters drill
When the hearing was about closing Samuei M. toA
charged the two with entering the city tool mousse az
Tyrnty.firs and Tower streets, and stealing there-
rom couple of bars of lead. They were both held
in $500 hail TO answer.