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Supposed Murderer Of Nathan Ar.

NEw YORK, Aug. "a man supposed 10 lie
the murderer of Mr.. Nathan was arrested n
Nysck last night. He will be brought here this
morning.
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Steamer Safe.
Stock ReDOrt.

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 9.-The City OF Paris
from New York, touched here this a. NJ
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Accidents Will cccur even ia 'he beet regulated
families. and SPALDISGS GLUE sh"Gld he
lept handy. anFeo't
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VAsr QUANTITIES OF IVORY pEsrRoYEp

Thsu.au a 81 tet IN that might last a lifetime ar,
Inst cry year n ply because the parties concerned
afh. forget d. Ept sPrrec late thu fact that SO
ZGpUNT. duly applied, T,Hders the dental substanc
IrcoI against decay.
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VNHE BEST PUMP OUT.
THE AMERICAN SUBMERGBD
DOUBLE-ACTING, EON-FREEZIN0
EORCE PUMP

Is THH SIMPLEST AND MOST POWERFUL
Ii has been proved to be the Cheapest, Most ~.
wells OF any depth.
The Smallest Pump will throw 30 to rs feet through
ahose.
The most durable because Il is com posed OF but few
simple parts, all Of iron, kas lea ther packing
.hild can work IL. IL never freezes,
Every Pump warranted.
Galvanized Pun ps recommended.
CHARLEs WOOD, General Agent,
le4 I'M All 10Th street, northwest
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c. o
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Is4O.xE ~lSz
PAIN KILLER.

PAIN KILLER.
This Cehtrated medicine hss won a deservedly
high reputation allevi viator Of pain and a pre-
server Oi health. IT has become household remedy
fr IN the tact that il gives mnedists and permanent
relief. IL IL a purely vegetable preparation. made
from the best and purest materials, safe keep and
to use m eyery family. II is recommended by ply
siCians and persons ef all classes, and DAY after
public trial Of thirty years-the average life of man
it stands uDrivalled and unexcelled spreading it's
usefulness over the wide world Its large and in
CreasBg sale affords positive evidence of its endur
ing fame. Directions accompany each bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
PERRY DAVIS SON.
Providence, X. L.,
au3 eolmSw Manufacturers and ProprietOrs
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A TREATISE ON THE HAIR
ut free by mail by the proprietors Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
sIClLIAN HAIR RENEWER.

WHICH Is tne pest article ever known to
REsTORE GRAY HAIR
to its original youthful color.
IL will prevent the hair from falling ont
Makes the hair smooth and glossy, and does not
stain the skin.
Il. P. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. au3-eOlmSw
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The excursion party will leave the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Depot on Friday, tho l2fh Instant al
IZ.5 m, and the wharf Of the York River Line Al
Baltimore At 4 D. m, arriving at Richnond at ;
m Saturday Rrturtih ing, leave Richmond at 20
-ttppiug one hour Yorktown in order 10 Wait
obJects Of interest az that point, and arriving nj
N1-hinston at 20 q; q m SUNDAY morning. The
Tickets for a single persDn.....-......,S6
gentleman and lady y......---...IO
May be hae Of DR.. McClery, No. 4 Hood Build
iug, tlIO1 Penna. ave, N W. James Waugh K
W Wright, 5o1 7th street, >. W; J. W No Zee
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad.
Meals will be furnished Oh board the boat at rs
cents csch-
A Brass and String Band will accompany the ex
cur.iOn party. aust
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GRAND ARMY PICNIC.
PICNIC will be given, under the -
picss Of GEORGE II. THOMAS PUST, No ~
:, Grand Army Of the Republic, ~
AT AHALOSTAN ISLAND,
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST IL
Boats will commence running from foot Of High
street. .(sOrget5vn at clock p for the Island
Dancing will commence af and cease At IL o'clock
= ns. Music by the Marine Band, under the leader
ship Oi Professor n. Prosperi.
supper and refreshments on the grounds.
Ticksts, 90 cents, admitting q gentleman aho IL
Oies. No extra charge for ferriage-
Tickets csn be had Of any of the Comrades OF the
fo-t- ~ Eilis Music Store. at Coyle A Davis 2SI
Pa at the wharf, at the foot OF High ST.,
On the dsy # the Picnic. aul-lW
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FUNERAL OF JOHN REAL, THE NEW YORK
MURDERER-Erciting Scene at tie Grace.-The
funeral of John Real, who was executed in
New York on Friday, for the murder of police
man, drew an immense assembage. The cere-
mony commenced at the residence of the
brother-in-law of the deceased, where the body,
dressed in the white satin habit OF the Order OF
Mt Carmel, ard encased in handsome rose
wood coffin, with silver mountings, lay exposed
to the view OF thousands of persons who passed
i'll and out to behold It, The procession to Cal
vary Cemetery included large number of Irish
societies, numerous crowded carriages, and in
fusion at the chapel during the funeral service.
the coffin was hurried to the grave to escape
the necessity OF reopening il to satisfy the eager
curiosity OF hundreds who had not seen the
corpse.
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PRtSSliN OFFICIAL REPORT OF TIE
Battle OF WORTH.
THE FRENCH RETIRE IN GREAT
DiSORDER-THEY ENDEAyOR
TO MAKE A STAND AT WURT-
EMBERG-ARE DRIVEN
BACK PELLMELL.
LITE .s.y'D LuPORT.l.s.Tv
DISORDERS IN PARASITIC MINIS.
TRY ENDEAvOR TO ALLAY
THE AGITATION.
NAPOLEON TO Be COMPELLED TO sBOICsrt

HE Is BITTERLY DENOUNCED IS
IA DECLARED WAR
HE LEFT THE PRUSSIANS TO
EEGIN IT. LOST TWENTY
DAYS IN COUNTER.
MARCHING. AND WAS
SURPRISED AT
LAST.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE FIRST JEGITIgATE NENAGEEIE
II THAT HAS VISITED THIS CITY
In - YEARS
VAN AM Bt-ItGIJ - CO.'S
GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE.

HENBf BAhNUM ----..--.-----...... Manager
ESTING hSD MOST INSTRUCTIVE EX-
HIBTTION IN THE GLOBE!
VIII exhibit II the corner If
I4TH ST. AND VERMONT AVENUE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Aug IL andI3.
POSITIVELY FOR TWO DAYS ONLY.
Doors open at Ia and o'clock. Admission ) cts.
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SPECIAL NnTICK

Doors Cpen at Ia and : O'Clock Admissi
ChIldreu under nIue years, - cts
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ton Of payment by treaty to the ac-
tual date Of payment.

ton Of payment by treaty to the ac-
tual date Of payment.
General Negrete is in Herras pre-
pairing to sweep down on the national
capital, and has registered an oath to
shoot Juarez. Romero and Mejia on
sight. Two battles have been fought
in the neighborh0Od of San Luis
The result OF the first was doubtful; (;
in the second, the Government troops
were badly beaten. General EscObedo
now commands the national army,
and General Agrine Is geueFalissimo
of the revOlutionists. The Mexican
Congress, before adjOurning, invested
Juarez with ample powers, thus max
ing him eventually leader.
A Vera Cruz correspondence gives a
summary Of events in Mexico till the
beginning of February. The insur-
rectiOn against Juarez Is making rapid
progress. The strength of the revoIu-
ton is in the very heart OF the RPpub-
lie The Liberals, Conserva ives and
Imperialists are united, and make a
common cause against JuareZ. The
insurgents have complete possession
of the State Of san Luis P0tOsi. The
unpOpularity of Juarez has been aug
mented by his extravagant outlay in
entertaining Mr.. Seward, and by the
suspicion that there were some real
estate transactions involved in their
meeting. It is believed in Vera Cruz
that Juarez will not be able to retain
power longer than four months.
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NASHVILLE.
Proceedings Of the Legislature and the
State Convention,
pt,crA1. To NrFN5PHTs APPEAL.

SPECIAL TO MEMPHIS APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, February 1l.-.SeaGte.
House, bill providing for the election
Of Justices on the fourth Saturday in
March, In cases where they have been
appointed by the Governor, passed its
third reading.
Senate bill to preserve the school
fund Iassed its third reading.
The Senate refused to recede from
its amendments to House bill granting
certain legal rights to married wo-
men.
House.-There was very little BUSH
ness of interest transacted in the
House to-day.
Mr.. Singletary introduced a resOlu-
tiOn, which was laid over, requiring
the special committee on Radical Cir
cular to summon as witnesses any
person or persons, or any one whom
the parties signing the circular may
designate. The resolution is not likely
to be adopted, as it might involve
an enormous outlay.
Mr.. Tucker introduced q bill to di-
vide the Agricultural School Fund
among the three divisions of the State,
and appropriate the portion for West
Tennessee to Macon Masonic College
Of Fayette county.
Mr.. Jones introduced a bill to incor-
pOrste the Atlantic, Gulf and Alissis-
sippi Steamship Company.
MIR. Thomas introduced a resolution
requiring the Comptroller to bring
suit against tax collectors for taxes due
prior TO 1869.
a resolution was adopted indOrsing
the action of Judge T. R. Smith, agent
of the State, in purchasing for the State
the assets Of the Tennessee National
Bank, of Memphis, and authorizing
him to compromise the unpaid assets
Of the said bank belonging to said
bank.
The CORUeHtjo8.-The Convention
was engaged mostly the entire day in
OF the report on com
mon schools, which requires that the
State tax shall be appropriated to free
school purposes. No action was taken.
Mr.. Gibson introduced a resolution
to test the sense Of the Convention on
the Fifteenth Amendment. Laid
over.
A resolution was introduced and
laid eyer appointing a committee Of
five, with power tO send for persons
and papers, to investigate the condi.
ton o. the State finances.
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We are now receiving our fsll stock. the
largest we have ever offered to the trade
MERCHANTS will Hnd II to their interest to
examine before buying. angn
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LONDON, February 14.-The wealth
er yesterday was cold and tempest
uous. Many shipping disasters nave
been reported.
Dion Boucicauit has brought action
for libel against the Saturday Reriel1,
for an unfavorable criticism On his
play Of FOTmOsu, wherein the editors
criticised the author as an associate
of blacklegs and charlataus.
The Times, IN reviewing the book
on irCn-clads, recently issued by the
Engiish Naval Constructor, +. j.
Reid, exults in Secretary RobinsOn's
admission OF the absolute worthless
ness of American vessels.
The cotton mills at Lancashire, COM
PEELED TO sop 2 short time since on
account Of the depression il the cotton
trade, are resuming business.
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News by Way Of New York.

NEW YORK, February 14.-Havana
correspondence announces the pleas
ing event that g Princess has been
born to the beautiful Amelia Bourbon
de Hamell, who ran away from Eu-
rope with Prince Juan Louis de BOur-
bon, of Naples, and was joined in holy
wedlock with him by Justice Dodge
at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
in this city, on the 20th of March last.
The interesting iniant Is to be called
after Its several grandmothers. The
aristOcratic circles In Havana have
been agreeably agitated by circum-
stance so unusual as the birth Of a
Cuban Princess.
Among the notable news yesterday
was a sermon by Rev. Father Peston,
of StanO Church, In explanation and
defense of the dogma of Papal infal-
libillty; one by Rev. Mr.. Young, of
st. Peters Church, on Fifty-ninth
street, against sensational story papersj
and another by Rev. Mr.. Boole, at
Cooper Institute, in favor of the BIZ
bic in public schools.
The report, in a Rochester paper, In
which it was stated Captain Francisco
Deporta, who fought a duel last sum
mer with the Spanish editor, E. l..
CrOnistoe, had been killed in another
duel with some party at Niagara Falls,
Is canard.
Captain Oliver In well in this city.
In Williamsburg the MOrmons are
about entering into negotiation for the
purchase OF genuine church edifice
In the center OF the district.
Letters Just received here from Mr..
Seward, who is vet at Havana, state
that the ex Secretary proposes, as soon
as the situation In Hayti will permit,
to visit that country, with view after
a short sQjourn there to proceed to st.
Domingo, where he intends to remain
until April, and thus avoid the severe
March weather at his home in New
York State. 1t is believed that Mr..
Stewards presence in the Dominican
Republic will assis! materially In set
Ting the somewhat unsatisfactory con-
dition of affairs that appears to pre-
vail in the Republic, and which APP
pears the result Of the attempt 70 carry
into effect his policy concerning the
eession Of that country to the United
States. His health is much improved.
Cataeazy, the Russian Minister, and
Boris DOnzas, Secretary of the Rus
sian Legation, are ia this city, and It
Is said the Russian Government has
made a demand, through Cataeazy,
for the interest on the Alaska purchase
money, from the date Of the stipnla-
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Northern Methodist Book Concern.

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE majority
vepor, Of the Methodist Book Commit
tes white Wsshing the former man
.,.,ap,er,t of the Book Concern, called
forth a minority rep2rt. as was expect
ed. It's signed by Henry Silcen,
Lanes Pike, and Leroy NJ. Vernon.
Another member, who was absent on
account OF sickness, would have sign
ad n had he been present. The ma
torFfv report asserts substantially that
their f0Imer report was founded In
error. and that no fraud, defalcatiOn,
corruption, or losses nave been pro-
ven. The minority declare that they
are compelled to dissent from the re-
port because nothing has come be-
fore Us during our present session
to relieve our CONVICTION OF tne
losses and mismanagement II the
book concern 50 insufficientiy eX-
pressed in the committees report IN
November last. The methods for
merly practiced by the house are
characterized as discreditable aud
damaging; and, among other thing,
they name the fact Of the large com
missions paid to one Porter, son OF the
fnniOr agent, on purchases OF paper,
UbIch could have been readily puf-
.ehssAd directly from the manufacture
,ers. Losses TO the Concern Of over IL
foon Thousand dollars in this one d.
Taction weFs clearly proven, and this
q eSnecially significant from the fact
thar Or. Porter, lsther Of the young
ran controlled the purchasing de-
s-fnent of the Concern. Losses in
pa y 10 the smOunt OF twenty thou
leathe-. "SFs 10 two years are also
sand dOi. tbtaRs specified. The re-
among other 4 besp made public,
Dort has not " = aatteF when If
and will create quite
sees the light.
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The SALE IS PEREmPTOaY.
And Is worthy the attention Of those who
are looking for sPeeuIstions in lands
Royster, TrsZesant & Co., ssciisasers.
ChancerY Sale on Friday, february
Is, 1870.

NO. 3l91-Chancery Court or Memphis Her
ret j. Hoys5er, Adm <. v. s. 5 Eayst-r
81 ais.
" z virtue Of an interIocutorv decree la -t,.-
- cause. VIII cell. a. public su-t.un t.l rI.s-
highest bidder, AZ the auction h0u-e OF ty..v--
Yer, lrezeyant Co.. No. ~ Main s-rl-t
4eiTl ptls- leuuessee, On FRIDAY, .rusrrv
=, b., within legal hours, the unrrv..I-5
One-haif interest ~ g. ~ Eoysfer lf ..st-.-,I
ID ana 70 the fOliOTius real -sla-t- to-usIf-
- - a-l 9t-ILLs lA tle county OF Sire. lT
and Stale OF Ten lessee on Island s. af =.
ne 1ils'is-ippi rlFers desk mated a. Tor So.
3 on tle plan pf survey Dy Robinson & Utsfn.
ing ue-Is= Begin uing a. a STAKE .u 81 r.....lf
the uOrtheast corner OI r. = HaI O. Stare
entry whence south g. west chain a.s.f lg
Inks stands = hOuey-locuat marked 3
thence east6 chains add IS IluE 10 The ir..r Z
OF chute; thence south and uv--.-,-4-.ii,- =
Win uestn.iers o. said chutes chains chains
anc 10 IN . chains and 81 Li-Zs. % ls.lrs
1lI "A chains 20 g stake On tue .iauk 1I tls
cuufef thence west - chains and 5l IIl t9 a
stake auu pointers; thence uorrls I cu.tu- ~
the beg ming contatuiug 2fi z--lu0 arr.--
Also, Lot 10. 4, On -alfl plan o. survey ne
ilg on Island No 10 Beginning a. q STAKE In
the northwest corner u the 54G--cr- eil-rv.
.Heuce east y chains thence Eoc.h = caafns
thence west 81 chains. thence SUI b q ciIa4Il--
Lnence east ) chains thence souta Ia cu.r Z
70 tLe ginning, containing - To- t s...r.-4
Also Loo No s beiuesrJ - E-isnr ~ - -
ginning 81 a cotton wood on the bank Of Lls
rlVeFr Wtzst slte of the Island, u.lrk-ll A on
south boundary IInss thence east u
chains % a stake aud elm marked g. thence
north g. chains and - links 20 an el .l rs..-s-a
~ hence east u cn2ln5 aud . Ink 10 AZ
ash marked D. on MitelelHd west oouud4r-
line; thence south with his line 81 G.. ANA
ana 10 uxs 70 an ASH marked T. ia iicts.tv-
YcE's ncrLh iluei thence vest with his Nc
lus cusl-ua 10 q cor Ton wood marked Z Oh it.a
bank or the river thence north Io7 A--t Z
clains, thence north s. west 10 Chalus tu.. 10
links 70 the beginning, conta1ni ~ si- t-.--
TERMS OF oALE--Ouv-LAir1 casil. l-- l4..ce
ou credit OF SIX ard tWeivs u1Ouut.-- r.t.- 81.
" I'm security Q K q. ana -ein --l-d fll-
OF the purchase money
A AA.-EoNr e. ard N
LOzwOod, Micou & E0sIk=s, s,s.lcito-s Tor
.
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RnhhRru In nhinann

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE busi-
ness book-keeper of Talmin q Reny,
druggists, 35 South Water street,
name not given, was detected, few
days since, in stealing opium, quinine
and morphine from his employers.
He confessed 70 taking $4,000 worth,
and his relations settled with the firm,
and he was allowed to 90 to CaUada,
on account OF the respectabiiity Of his
family, where he viii probably again
practice his sWetltsling.
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Exoltenent AT salt laka elts


CHICAGO, February IA special
from Ogden says that the election for
city officers takes place in Salt Lake
City Monday. The Norman church
nominated their ticket a few days ago.
An opposition ticket, supported by
Smythe and GOdbeite, Gentiles, was
to be nominated Thursday night.
When the parties reached the hail, it
was filed by Brighamites aud a large
number of secret ward police, who
went through the farce of nominating
an orthodox ticket, giving the oppO-
sitiOn To understand that they could
do no business there. The general
1T;175;ninn is, that II an opposition ticket
is attempted, serious t7,1ihla Will re-
suit. Brigham Young is making
preparations 10 visit the extreme
southern porto OF Ills Territory
Godbeite says it is move to shift the
responsibility of the election trouble
from himself There is great excite
ment at Salt Lake under present cir
cumstances, and it Is doubtful whether
any opposition ticket will be at
tempted.
The Woman's suffrage bill was de-
feated In the Colorado Territorial Leg
iSlatUre,
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DlSPENSARY.
Memphis, Tennssses,

IS NOW permanently established for the
treatment OF Patients, both Male aud e
male, who are afflicted with any form OF
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, February 1.-THE
cases involving the validity Of the
fOrty-eight hour rule for fermentation
in the manufacture Ofspirits, recently
begun in the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner, will, by consent of all parties,
be transferred to tho u. S. Circuit
Court tomorrow, where they viii
come up early on their merits.
The recent removal of Captain
NaughtOn, Guager of the Second Dis
trict, for alleged lisrespect shown to
his superiOrs, has excited q great deal
of dissatisfaction. he has the repu-
tatiOn of being one of the best officers
In the District, and was appointed on
the urgent recommendation Of Gov
ernOr Hays.
Several women, indicted by the
Grand Jury recently for keeping
houses Of ill-fame, pleaded guilty to-
day and were fined the costs and 800.
A man, indicted for the same offence,
pleading guilty, was sent to the work
house for sixty days.
A. Bunderrhan was stabbed yester-
day at the Union House, in Storr's
Township, by Joseph Yarmouth, and
probably fatally wounded.
Rev. J. Ct. White, who has created
a sensation In some circles of late, is
lecturing on Romanism this week in
Newport, and will begin his lectures
here next Sunday.
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TELE6RAPRIC SUMMARY.
The Bible ia the Cincinnati Schools.

N"N -tNtN -h~ NAhSiN@NAt S1hsoio-
CINCINNATI, February 14.-Contra-
ry TO public expectations, the opOnion
OF the Judges Of the Superior Court as
TO the question of introducing the BIZ
bic into public schools was not deliv-
cred. 1t is understood that each
Judge has written his opinion, but
nothing has transpired to indicate
what the decision will be. The decis-
ion will probably be made tomorrow
or IeXt daY.
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The Tax Bill.

The Commissioners Of Internal Rev, i
.snne appeared before the Ways anu anu
Means Committee on Thursday, anu l
We -ase-' his views at length regarding the
.ss5riniStratiVe features OF the new
49, hiU. He suggested no speclai
.uhaus'e a. In the rates of taxation, out,
csalS ,,..easS other things, he thought some
,anoS9sions a..Io should be made for exc
p11Ea5tbs ppnt;n9 the internal revenue law In the
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Death of Iohu !. Roe.

ST. LOUIS, February 14.-John ].
Roe, the senior partner of the firm OF
John J. Roe & Co., the heaviest pork
packing house in this city, died sud
denly about 1 o'clock this afternoon of
apoplexy. Mr.. Roe was on Change at
noon in good health, and at pm. at
tended an election for Directors of the
State Savings Institution, of which he
was President. At 3 o'clock he at
tended meeting of the Directors of
the Memphis Packet Company, of
which he was Vice President, and af-
ter chatting about an hour on busi-
ness matters, he suddenly fell back
ward, gasping for breath, and died be-
fore a physician could reach him.
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Ganfelnnf Of ccH.t.

CHICAGO, February I4.-Edward
Rummel, Secretary Of State, has re-
fused to respond to the summons
issued by the grand jury of this cOun-
ty to appear before them and bring
with him the original petition by
which the sentence of Walsh, the
wife murderer, was cOmmuted from
hanging to in mprisOnment for life.
This morning District-AttOrney Reed
applied to Judge McAllister for an at
tachment upon which to bring the
Secretary H0lejts UOieas before the
grand jury. Tomorrow it will be de-
cided whether or not the case is one of
contempt.
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PAFIs, February 14.-Rochefort has
addressed a letter TO the Preiect OF Po-
lice, claiming, in moderate and re
syectfIl terms, the right to furnish
articles to his own journal, La lE1r-
selydiSg, without submitting them to
the examination OF the keeper OF the
prison.
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Prize Fighy---Genersl EWsIl---lOuisiana
Leujslature-- Bank Robbery.

NEW ORLEANS, February 14.-Gal-
lagher whipped COnley in nineteen
rounds.
General EwelI is at the St. Charles.
In the Legislature to-day a resolu-
ton was introduced fOrbidding G. l..
Jewell, Of the Commercial Bulletin,
from entering the House Of Represen-
tatives. The alleged cause is Mr..
JEWELS Language regarding Ger
tain members, and his political course
The sale ia tae residence of J. S
Clarke was blown open last night and
robbed Of S20. coo.