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The New York herald., 1870-04-16
A SLOW MURDER.
Fractured with Bottle-Arrest and
Release Ct the Perpetra.or.

InfoI alton reached Coroner Rollins. at the City
Hall, yesterday morning that Patrick LOTUS, q
young man twenty-five years Of age and born In
Ireland had died in st. vncenrs Hospital Eleventh
street and Seventh avenue, from the effects OF v1o-
lence From what could be learned OF the matter IL
appears that on the night OF the 10Th OF December
last deceased and Thomas Crook met at Michael
MONEYS porter house, In Monroe street. and there
became involved in . quarrel. During the fight
Crook, as is alleged. seized soda water bottle and
with 1t dealt LOTUS several violent blows on the
head fracturing his skull. Lotus was conveyed to
Bellevue Hospital for treatment, ana after remain
ing two weeks his wife took him 10 her residence
272 Division street. and there kept him under her
charge for three weeks when. growing worse. she
consented to his removal TO St. Vincent's Hospital.
lie did well for time, but subsequently commenced
sinking and failed gradually till Thursday afternoon
when death eEsued. After the assault on deceased
Crook, represented as being vicious. bad man,
was arrested and taken before presiding magis-
trate ut the Essex Market Police Court who re.
leased him on bail In the sum OF $500 to answer.
Now that his victim is dead Crook who lived at No.
77h Broome street, will be rearre ied III possible to
md HIM and held 70 await the result OF the inQui-
siti0n. which will take place to-day. Lotus was
seafaring man, OF quiet. peaceful nature. He has
left a widow, Dut no children.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
TIE LAWRENCE SMUGGLING CASE.


Uniteu Stntes COnihlfssiOner's OEfce.
The examination before Commissioner osborn OK
the charge OF smuggling made against Charles Z.
Lawrence Custom House Inspector, by General
N NJ. Curtis, special agent for the Treasury Depart.
men5 for the Northern district OF New York and
Western PENNSYLVANIA, was commenced yesterday.
William X. Harp formerly baggage master OF tho.
Grand Trunk Railway was called as witness ioc
the government, Tor the purpose Oh showing that no
mudc an arrangement WIN Lawrence about carry
Ing case ol slS velvet rlooOns INTO the United
states from Canada without payllg tho American
duty. Levi Massecar. or Dunvihe, CaDada, and
Deputy Collector WIllllins OF THIS city, also gave
testimony Tor the prosecution, amer when t0e case
was auOurne1 uaul MCnjay next AZ one H. NJ. Iuc
further hearing.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

The residence Of G. L. Garlicx, No. 23s Dean street.
was entered by sneak thief on Thursday afternoon
aud robbed OF thirty dollars worth ofjewelry.
Richard Logenpurg, who resided on Atlantic ave-
nue., East New YORK. was killed by falling down the
stairs of his dwelling house on Thursday night. He
was 1t is said under the influence OF liquor at the
time ne fell.
John Higgins was held to bail in the sum OF 81 900
BY United States Commissioner Jones on the charge
OF carrying the business of dstiller at No. 40
Little strees without paying the special tax required
by law.
At about seven 'clOck yesterday morning, as the
Roosevelt street ferry boat Idaho was leaving the
slip, foot OF Broadway, Williamsburg, q boy named
George Jones accidentally fell of the front rail into
the river Efforts were promptly made to rescue the
boy but were unavaing, and his body mas not yet
been recovered. His parents reside at No. IS North
Fifth street, Williamsburg.
suitable piece or ground has been recently pur-
chased by the members OF the Brooklyn va cht Club
at the foot OF Court street. South Brooklyn on which
they are about to erect an ornamental and commo.
dlous building for a club house. Much promise Is
given Tor successful season by this club who now
possess ncet OF thirty i0ur yachtsnlne schooners
and twenty five so0ps.
The fortieth annual report OF the Board OF Mana
gers OF the Roman Catholic orphan Asylum Society
or the city OF Brooklyn just submitted, shows that
there are 755 children in the asylum at present or
TINS number 503 are females and 252 males SIS 600
was raised on bond and mortgage during the past
year TO liquidate the Indebtedness for supplies ald
work on the new male asylum, with winch sum-
ADDED TO the receipts from otner sources the officers
nave been enabled TO pay or nearly all current
depts. The expenditures from all sources were
Sll,35l aud the receipts S73,S41, balance on hani
s2,4S9. 1De report appeals 10 the patrons and
friends OF the orphans IN Uehaf OF the pressing me-
cessty OF completing tno unfinished wing O, the
male asylum as soon a5 poss bic. tnaL they, the
managers, may not LONGER De necessGted ~ send
away for want OF rOout- applicants worthy VI al
hpiaslels
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
The SUB treasury FRAUDS.

The bonds In the case OF George f. Dunninc
charged with having emoezzied moneys be longing
TO the government while acting as superintendent
OF tue Assay once, were renewed before Commis
soner Snleds yesterday. The defendant rave 1aIl
IN $1,000 on three separate Indictments Co appear
before tue ociooar tefIo of the CIfeuiG Court lor
LlIaL
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

The residence Of G. L. Garicx No. 23s Dean street.
was entered by sneak thief ON Thursday afternoon
aud robbed OF thirty dollars worth Of jcwelry.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

John Higgins was held to bail In the sum OF $1,000
BY United States Commissioner Jones on the charge
OF carrying the business Of q distiller at No. 40
by law.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16

WITH mpuny. uhough Of hs las among tho sarvsnt Of
country gladly return pm nv arm IN ~ dcsencs
nos " n2he asAins 6e tnsutns which have defended a
onnobug ohsnA -
rcAiss she psrt in which place myself. nS fs1
u Know very veil that $50 OF my defeat have nothing
more " expec than tho glows Of or
teee seoeiee OF hoorsy-but win ~ suoh - my
Ssssiny Win conscsnce tas have duty - so
eSeS ana hoxican. EPiYAOlO HUERTA,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
Special aotllss.
AC.ra to sensible People.

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uncertain, you would not be fooli enough to ven-
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feeble and debilitated ssSuffer and be strong"
says the proverbs but ssBe strong that you may n0t
suffer- is the wiser Enaximand of all siren ne1-
ing preparations this is the safest the surest ire
most genial As remedy. as well as an aDhdote.
for dyspepsia. fever and ague. and liver disease.
there II coubfn alton of vegetable specifics st
present known which ever spproaches Il in efficacy
Anticipate the enemy. Toe elements OF innu-
merab,e diseases afioss IN the raw, damp. me-
phitic winter air VIII you defend yourself AGAINST
them or not, good reader This n the question:
bottle or two OF the great DEFENJvE MEDICINE
OF THE AGx, Hostetter's Stomach Bitfers. will 20
strengthen and brace up your bodily powers "a to
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through your pores IN summer. fnds no such free
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therefore needed, and you have IL in Hostetter's
Bitters They neutrslize the materies morbi from
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

BY the President OF the United states.
Whereas, 1t behooves people sensible OF
their dependence on the Almighty, publicly
and collectively to acknowledge their graft
tude for His merits, and as humbly to beeeech
for their continuance, and,
Whereas, The people of the United States,
during the year about TO end, have especial
cause to be thankful for the general prosper
ity, ab,:si~n. harvest, exemption from wal
and OWL Strife; e,ss 49, =
Now, there ore, be II known that /. U. s.
Grant Pre- sidt mt OF the Urited States do here
by reconim end to all citizens to meet in then
respective places of worship, on Thursday
ths Path day of November next. there to give
thanks for the bounty of God during the
year about to close, and to supplcate for ii
continuance hereafter. 49, a~- ~
In witness whereof. have hereunto SCI
my hand, and caused the seal Of the United
| States to be affixed.
Done AT the City Of Washington, this els
| day of October, in the year OF our Lord ont
thousand eight hundred and seventy, and o
| the Independence OF the United States tn
ninety fifth (Signedl u. 8. GRANT.
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

NO. SSs
Garunna dahslitrr with iIa nionrnu .iho,

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matter, tone up the syetem, arres the dis.
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and vitality to the entire man. They have
cured thousands OF cases. Price IS per pack
age OF Eve boxes and large vial OF powder,
which is very important in obstinate er old
cases, or 81 per single box. Sold by all drug
gists, and sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address Humphreys' Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co.. $50 Brosdwav. New Yort
W hol>sale Agezts-Burnhsn & Van schzsck Hurl
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17


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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

IRON TELEGRAPH PoLk-The Philadel-
phia correspondent Of the Iron Age thus
describes a new "telescopic tubular iron
telegraph pole" The pole is made of the
best wrought iron. in three tubular sec-
tons of eight feet each, for city use, and
but two for country. These sections are
connected by reducing couplings and are
Of the following dismeters: At the bottom
two and half inches; second section, two
inches, and third, one and half The
base attsched is fifteen inches in dia ueter.
with four Tugs attached, each four inches
square, with inch and q half holes, at the
extremity of each, for the purpose of dog
ging or keying in soft, marshy ground
The pole weighs, including base, but 125
pounds. Being telescopic, the upper Sec
tons sliding into the lower one, it occu-
pies for transportation space of only eight
feet" :
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

STERLING drafts in sums of Ct and up
wards issued on England, Ireland, and
Scotland by F. u Mcclure & Co., Bank
ers, Milwaukee, Wis, General Agents for
the Celebrated Guion Line of Steamers.
Parties sending to F. II. Mcclure & Co.
for drafts or tickets can have them for.
wsrded to any address in Europe free CT
postage.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
A Mosr Delightful Dessert NAV befound IN

tsa new article OF food, Sea Moss Farnc,
-shich can be purchased for twenty-five ccnts
{ package, that win produce sixteen quarts
OF most excellent blanc mango, or proper
tionate quantity of custards, light buildings,
farina, creams. sauces, gruels, Charlotte
Russe, &c. This seems almost incredible:
but it is vouched for by ladies of the highest
responsibility. who append their names to
their statements, The Company rtate at
least fifty delicious dishes can be made from
the Sea Moss Fsrine, and give in their circular
the recipes for many OF them. We consider
Mr.. Rand's discovery highly important one
for the millions, and indeed for all classes of
society IN these stringent times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

ADELINA PATTI has announced two con-
certs in Liverpool, as the last to be given
by her before her approaching departure
for America; Teresita Carreno was the
pianist. Patti expects to visit this coun-
try in 1871, under the management of the
Strakosches. Herr Neiman is the tenor,
the best in Germany, and, perhaps the best
in Europe now. He sings in Wagner's
ssRienzi' and s'Tannhauser
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

IT is related that soon after war was de-
clared, one of Bismarck's friends said to
him: ''But, my dear Count, only think OF
The fearful loss of life this war is going to
superinduce. "Ab, my boy, the world,
though many thousand years old, has not
yet discovered the art of making an omelt
without breaking eggsr'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
TIE BEST AND oaIarslL romo Of /

The BEST AND ORIaIHAL TONIC Of IRON,
Phosphorus and Calieays, known as CasweIl,
Mack Co.'s ferro-Phosphorated Elixir Of
Calissya Bark. The iron restores color To
the blood, the Phosphorus renews waste Of
the nerve tissue, and the Calisaya gives .
natural, healthful tone to the digestive or.
gans, thereby curing Dyspepsia in ITS VARIOUS
forms, wakefulness, General DEBILITY. and
Depression of Spirits Manufactured only
BY CASWELL, HAZARD CO., successore
70 Caswell, Mack 4 Co., Nav York. Sold BY
al Druggists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
DIR. Jacoby's Speech.

The following is translation of DIR. ia
coby's speech, which proved so very disa-
greeable to the Prussian government:
The chief question, the decision of which
alone has any Importance for us, Is this:-
Has Prussia or Germany the right to ap-
propriats Alsace and Lorraine? They tell
as that Alsace and Lorraine belonged for
merly to the German empire. France pos
sessed herself of these lands BY craft and
by force. Now that we have beaten the
French, it is no more than what is right
and proper that We should recover from
them the spoil, and demand back the prop
erty stolen from us. Gentlemen, do not
let yourselves be led away by we'll sound
ing words, and, though they offer you the
empire of the world, be not tempted to
worship the idols of power. Test
this well sounding phrase, and you
will find that it is nothing
but q disguise for the old and barbarous
right of force. Alsace and Lorraine, they
say, were formerly German property, and
must again become German, How so, We
inquire? Have. then, Alsace and Lorraine
no inhabitants? Or are, perchance, the
inhabitants OF these provinces to be re-
garded as having no volition- as o thing
that one may at once take possession of
and dispose of just as he likes2 Have
they lost all their rights through the war
have they become slaves, whose fate Is at
the arbitrary disposal of the conqueror
Even the most ardent and incarnate parti-
san of annexation allows that the inhabi-
tants Of Alsace and Lorraine are In heart
and soul French, and wish to remain
French. And however much they might
have offended rs it would be contrary to
all human justice should we try 10 Ger
mamie them compulsolily aud Incorporate
them against their will either with Prussia
or any other German state. Gentlemen
There is an old proverb which has been
raised TO q universal moral law on account
OF its being so true-sDo not unto others
what you would not they should do
unto YOU" How should We and our ina
tional liberals" feel If at some future time
victorious Pole should demand back and
seek to annex the provinces of Posen and
West Russia? And yet the same grounds
might be urged for this that are now brought
forward to support an annexation of Alsace
and Lorraine. No, gentlemen, Il is our du-
ty to oppose such tendencies of national ego
tisna Let Us hold fast to the principles OF
justice as much in public life as in privats
life. Let as openly declare it to be orr
deep and inmost conviction that every in
corporation of foreign territory against the
wishes of the Inhabitants is q violation of
the right of self-constitution common to
all people, and therefore as Objectionable
IS 1t IL pernici nus. Let us, without being
led astray by the intoxication of victory.
raise protest against every violence offer
ed to the inhabitants of Alsace and Lor-
raine. Only he who respects the liberty of
others is himself worthy of liberty.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

]. w. Armstrong, of Ma.tewan, N. j.,
killed himself recently, and Jeff u note
saying: "rbis is my own doing. fought to
have done it before. Send my body to DR..
J. w. Draper, New York, for dissection
John Rothery. file maker, Mattewan, is my
executor, and has my will in his safe, and
large property valued as high as $40. 600,
among which is one bag of silver, several
locked strong boxes. "a $4,000 manuscript
library. and $4,000 or So. 600 worth oftools
and machinery. He was brought to this
country forty years ago, from England, as
superintendent of manufacturing estab-
lishmeHt. has always lived bachelor life,
and for twenty years has ignored all
friends bat one, John Rothsry. proprietor
of the file works, whom he makes his al
most sole heir.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

The following scene recently occurred
in one of our courts between the Judge
and Dutch witness, sll the way from
Rotterdam: "Whst is your native Ian.
gusge?" II pc no native" what il
your mother tongue?" "lch hab no mud.
der, mynheer." "What did you first learn
What language did you speak in the era
dle?" II did not speak no language in de-
cradle, only cry in Dutch"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

CHRISTMAS GIrT to all Yearly Subscribers
to Appleton's Journal. Ali subscribers paw.
ing "a IN advance for the yesr 1871, viii have
the two entire months of November and De-
cember gratis. During three months come
OF the superb landscape views of Harry Fem
Will appear. Price 10 cents per number ID.
Appleton Co., publishers, 90 Grand street,
New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

"a BosroN paper thus pictures young
lady Of the period; sNow. isn't that pref.
~ looking object? A big hump, three big
Jumps, . wilderness of orimp and frilIs, q
hauling mp of the dress here and there, an
enormous mass of false hair or bark piled
on the top Of her head. surmounted by q
little Hat. ornamented with bits of lace,
birds tails. etc. The shop windows tell us
all day long of the paddings. whAle-bones,
and steel springs which occupy most of the
space within that outside rig"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

From the Schenectady IN. ~ Star, Oct. Is.
On Sunday morning, about z o'clock, q
huge meteor was observed to pass through
the air, from northeast to southwest, with
great velocity, leaving behind it dense
column of smoke, and emitting brilliant
array of sparks, which illuminated the
heavens most beautifully. Several smaller
meteors were observed about the same
hour. A farmer residing in Chenille,
who saw the meteor, says it looked like a
red-hot grin6stone, and another person
says it resembled big yellow cheese, with
blonde 'jute" switch OF immense length
streaming out behind Further north, in
Saratoga County, strange noises
and q tremendous explosion that shook
buildings, ratified windows, crock
cry, tin-ware, ETC., were heard immediately
after the meteor had passed. A low, deep,
rumbling sound, as If from the very bow
els of the earth, was also heard, while the
vibration of the earth was distinctly felt.
The column of smoke left in its trail re.
manned stationary for nearly an hour after
ward, when it gave the appearance of q
white cloud and passed off Yesterday
fmorn:ng. at five o'clock, there was a
beautiful display of aurora borealis in the
northeastern horizon, and last evening.
about 9 o'clock, there was q similar dis
play. The sky southwest was a deep Grim
son, resembling the reflection OF an i'm
mense fire.
From the Troy On. ~ Wing. Oct. Is.
The most remarkable phenomenon con
nected with the meteor were seen at North
Adams. Here the citizens were great,
alarmed, and supposed from the rumbline
and tremor of the earth that the glycerine
works at Hoosac Tunnel had been blown
up. But it turned out from the observa
ton of numbers OF persons that the me
teor burst In that vicinity, and that it wal
the cause of the commotion. The explo
sion shook the buildings and earth TO
miles around.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

PIcTuREseuE AMERICA, con listing OF splen
didiy executed views Of the most unfamiliar
and novel features of American scenery. ac.
companied with suitable letter press. is com.
me- need in the S5th number of Appleton's
Journal, published Nov. LIST. Price, 10 cents,
Send for the number, or make q trial sub-
scription OF two months light numbe.sl fer
nifty cents. d. Appleton & Co., publishers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

The Methodist wishes the Christian
men would remember God in their bust.
ness affairs. Too many. it says. if they
were honest. would declare as the old man
did who said: when start on work OF
mercy and stopto deal in herses, never
have good luck. The fact is, ! don't want
the Lord around when Ina trading hor-
ses J" +--- -s---
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

THE right name for Janauschek is Frau
tisvka Jsnonsvkova. She is native of
Bohemia, and her first education was 9
Czask1an oOa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

RoBERT HALL, colored, says the Clarke
va Courier, q few days ago purchased at
public sale thirtr-one acres of land adioin-
ing the toll-gate on the Berryville and
Miilwood turnpike. Robert represents
thirty-three colofed families who DESIGN
making settlements there.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-11-17

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