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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

A Nice LITTLE CANE SPomED-RAID ON
A "PoKER" sHoP.-0n Wednesday night
John r. Nichols was In search Of "a little
game Of poker" and found II at the rooms
OF Benjamin Cooley, located over the Ton.
tine restaurant on d street, near Tenth.
Unfortunately for John he "cauRbt q snap"
aud was "ralsed out" leaving all his spare
money In the 'pot." John not liking the
"deal," proceeded TO police headquarters
yesterday morning aud complained 10 Major
Richards, who Instructed Lieutenant Tait 10
visit the premises named above, and II pos
sible "take hand"
Accordingly the lieutenant proceeded TO the
place indicated, where q nice little game
was going on, and "taklng . hand" stood
"pat," with q "huSh OF ave clubs" lie
SCALED" the house ''for all they had" aud
took the proprietor, with ten or twelve OF the
boys, "lnto camp" along with the "kerds''
and chips. They were escorted 10 the sta.
tlon, where Cooley was held In $500 bail for
his appearance this afternoon, while the fol.
lowing parties found In the house were dis
missed VIM. II. shreye, Benjamin Prosise,
John Smith, J. 7. Williams, VIM. II. BuTlsy,
Benjamin T. Bradford, James E. Lorgue,
John Trlplett and James Cooley.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-11

(luLENnIA. pISPEHsARY FOR WOMEN AND
" CHILDRBN, ut The ColumbiA Hospital, corner
o. TWsuty am slrept and PeansyIvasiS GTsnus.
og.n dAily. sunday excepted from " to2p N,
PHYSICIANS ATTENDING
HoadAy........,...,....,. 4. ". Ritehie
Tuesday, .r,..,,,...,,,..,,,.,..DT Louie Maekall
Ut, WIN Lee.
Dr, Bueey.
lriday A. Ashford
Saturday ID. \" ffcnHaa.
Or, Thompson viii hold a surgical Cliniqpo
syeTy Saturday Al $50 y. m. ap22-tf
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Personal INrkLLIGENCE.

rrof Cameron, of Princeton, started for Europe
on TUESDAY,
. Mayor o Halls tailor for pccuniory reasons, goes
IN Tor wearing Of the green"
=, Neil BSput has uncorked himself and gone into
billiards Dan l. stll cork,I.hoo9.
p, Mayor 0'lIall celebrated st. Patrick's Day as a
HaIdny' The Mayors head Il level
There Is good deal Of Porter In the United States
Naval Department, but very little spirit,
Senator Bradley has bought another horse, and
can no longer BE- called "Onc.hose Bradley"
MIS- Mcfarland Richardson is now the occupnnt
late husband
The Rev, T. str1ttOn, of Milestone, N. j. has nc
Ctpleu ca nom New York, at a salary Of ~ 100.
foU' year, ago ht worked In a Phllpsburg foundry,
Tie English Erie STOCKHOLDERS who compose the
I9le'iN league, have retained the Hon " NJ, ENArts
a. l'AllnI counsel IN the war agdus FsK ana Could
Judge bowling i. said to bo editing new edition
OF Sa pcnta To be del cdtod 10 tcchter hld issucd
on De W.T. tho puG.hher o. cucap plays Ia lrauiOIt
cant Albert DrgrOot proposes meeting OF sea
clllalhs' to urge uIOn Government the propiicy OF
Williams OF tUe Onciiu
The Hon, H. u, Roosevelt delivered an address on
Mtdneslli evening before GuY. Bowie aul Inc two
house Of the Maryland Leg stature on the tubluCt of
lsH culture litstNHu0n, Pr fakutOu, &u.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEoRAPB.

terday. '' was 'esumeu yos-
:. The Ohio Legislature has passed bill TO pun,,h
The Louisiana Le-sloture .dior.oo, . H.,
wednesday night, '"'' Wv W
AN Nike acCoole has sold out his saloon in St. Louis
Six plantations near Sacti Fsniritu. hos. 49,
burned by the Insurgents F' "''o ooo.
In the Maine House Yesterday Tho nooa.., p.,,
'ohu OIL was referred to the next lie gsiature
william Carroll has been convicted In Boston Of
F'Ju'' IN onerng straw BAH for female shopllfter
An unsuccessful attempt was made Yesterday In
lok. '''u'0' ''n' IN ne' dooN 10 Nor
The ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment IA 1.
Texas 10 'oo" '' congress admits Georgia and
In the Dominion House on "Wednesday night th.
lec OF customs union with the United States WA
Marvin Palmer employed in Vallmer & Co "a st,v.
hHnuae oN; t9It Wayne, lnd.,i was horribly manged
=. To Jackson, Miss, on wednesday night, j. O.
hohucuccher struck Captain Jasper Myers On he best
Nonnding HIM seriously. VN '"s uesu'
oil, The plantation of Mrs Emerson, an American "a.
Dtahit, mas Oeen burn ID. "N'' ''sus -
d, me .chQoner Leila of Belfast, Captain Foss. wen,
ashore on Wednesday ght ON the snuth sit -, WVus
lucAel Her crew was saved ' u''' NaA
Tho ltiti,h schooner Helen Hastinrs from ia
HOiIe' NOE harOOr, full oi water. ~ ="
The Pacific and Atlantic telegram CouD,,r,.
lnts were not Interrupted by the storm The ins
Vel bul'I' and The Insulation Is perfect '"'' nv
hil was introduced In tho M.ss.Ippl Senate h.
Many Of its features are c6nsiered o6Iectonah S
4s Host radical white senators. The colored membel.
A Till OF review has been fled in the CIrcp,, Co,.,
NJ NJ ,nssgo Dl Adele williams " Washington the Iss
,ecS em T ~ % A. Douglas against Danie r Rhodes
10 reverse the decree to set aside sale under NOR
pVug,aS lu l9il. N' ''"' W h'
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OBITUfR RY.

, James u. H1skns, long the cashier of Union R,nk
froVldence died on Wednesday night. 'A"~'
y T. Townsend, Of sarsaparilla fame, died a,
MS mouse In feltvilc. n. j.. on Tuesday. ~ -
Mr. Pillow. New YORK Custom House orncer r.-
sung a' "oods'de' n j. died suddenly yesterday
., lheron shaw boot and shoe dealer, Of "a Pear,
nnrrI boston' died OF heart disease while yi,Itins
quincy Market on wednesday. s '''''"s
r, Ine LATE Gen James w. Ridley is TO he buried 4,
nhrtIoiu today. The deceased officer was Comm snS
sn. OF ,he springned Armory from 1870 TO 1854
pas,rr,Eeo MT, Eeo r. Bowdin, OF the law firm OF Bowdin.
DMioW , Loroque, died In London on Monday of con
gcsuon OF the BRAIN at the age OF 81 years ia xss
sSnse OF west Point and In early life was Attached
10 the United States Army ~ 'a' ."A'Hea
William w. Cornell the well known iron mereb,n,
o. Centre street. died last night at his resdenca as
H. Manston heights after an illness OF hbout SIT week.
weaIts spSu snS Is years o. age man OF great
Missionary and Tract Society he mas spent isrsa o @ Sy
oi money ~ founding Methodist churches in he ns1
wcteu 20 lions OF the city He came 10 the civ frosS,
SeTe SSeSIn ann Siw S nc YsE when zen boy ami wealth
sceItaln perceutage OF his annual income wsIcs
purp oses s'N''-"1 Sha' NApto
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY LEGIsLArURs.

Busy Day-The Calendar Cleared and an
Adjournment sine Die-The Shortest Sos
sion In Twenty Years.
TRHsroS. March l7.-This has been busy day
In the LEGISLATURE. The calendar OF the Assembly
was cleared at the hour OF adjournment. The
Senate will allow quite number OF private bills to
go over.
This Is said to be the shortest session held In
twenty years In this State
The Legislature adjourned sine di about midnight,
having passed large number OF bills The most i'm
portant Of which were as follows:
Authorizing the United Railroad Companies TO
consolidate with other companies; authorizing
Canal and Railroad Companies TO insure freight; to
consolidsts Jersey City, Hudson City, and other
towns In Hudson County; to relieve the Erie Rail-
road Company from municipal taxation to enable
the Erie Railroad Company to build branch road I;
the joint resolution In favor OF Congress making
Jersey City port OF entry.
The Joint Committee on the Erie Railroad Memo
rias In relation to tho rates charged for freight
between Paterson and New York. reported In favor
OF leaving settlement OF the question 10 the courts
The various political bills for the creation OF ad
ditiona Assembly districts In the State and also for
the creation OF new Ward for Newark, were lost.
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for come time. but gave IL up about month ago.
and Thursiay To have been Leyn's last day he
intended going to Philadelphia, but fate decreed
Bastian weyman, about 4s years OF age, is also a
nstve Of Holland. lie leaves behind him wife and
Richard IIenckcs, aged IS years, was not employ.
ed ~ the factory, Du for somo time past has been
emplyyed by man named Wheelsr, who did the
cartng for the Company Wheeler. II appears, owed
the boy fA and he had come In search or IL.
rHs REMAINS.
Several people were busily engaged In searching
for the remains of the victims succeeded in dis
covering ubout IS pounds OF human flesh. A por-
ton OF foot as u torn of at the nstep, has been
The other pieces the skin OF the ribs and part
OF tile breast ABOUT IL inches in length knee Joint
PIP Joint, two hip plates, thigh boue perfectly des
titute OF nesh, shoulder blade and portion OF a
back bone contaiuing i've or six joints.
KSiFs BLADE,
which has since been recognized a. belonging 10
Meyor, the foreman, was picked up by man named
David Chryste, about $50 yars ffom the factory, lay
ing on the Ice. ~ was recognised by chip out OF
the end OF IL which he had shown to = friend few
days ago.
Piscs or A CAP,
recognized as belonging 10 the boy, Henches, was
picked up about 200 yards from the factory.
DAMAGES TO rHs ssronpoRs.
Mrs. Corling, residing about threequsrters OF a
mile nom the factory, while cleaning her store had
narrow escape from some falling bricks, caused By
A brick from the factory fell in the ysrd Of Mr..
Joseph Brishtns's farm. about . mile distant at
Several OF the windows were broken, the kitchen
door taken OF its hinges, and tho chimney shifted
The windows Of house. four miles distant were
broken BY the coneusson. Coroner Miller Of Ingle-
wood, called an inquest yesterday afternoon, but as
he Was unable 10 procure the witnesses, adjourned
\ until to-day at p M. NJ the Club House, Ridge
held
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JOTTISGS ABOUT TOWN.
WRteS. Spirit is still of the bes, proof.

WiItes's Spirit is still OF the best proot
The bark Freundsch,n, from Sunderland, an.
chored on the bar last night.
The brig 3. =. Smith and the bark r. Nurrov
from PortauPrince, arrived last night.
The residents OF East Seventy fourth street are
annoyed by an organized band OF buI glars.
The Samaria stlll out, no Cunarder sailed yester
day-the nrst omission In many years,
The festival OF "Purim " was celebrated yester.
day amongst the Isrselitcs OF the city.
sorosis objects 70 grown-up men OF all sizes and
speeches" 'uen
Yesterday being st. Patrick's Day, Mayor o'H,l,
lurther 20 Wv WV N'''''""u'se W nnot
= 4 mail bag was found yesterday morning. on
open aud lts contents stolen. ~ " ' Nu'
John Donnely, OF 333 East Twenty. second stree,
oI 1sI roSm IN stat, Of intoxcaton. upset the
by the water from kettle. -A'H"
The Third avenue Railroad Company has placed
E he femns if sShJo Shp4'A Of the pupils attend
rhs SSrS9er @ igry Yesterday decided that James
rilai OF corrosive poison committed suicide Ho'
Mr. William W. Smith, Vice Principol of Gr,nvor
6foge stNnes from sh slesanI marble Clock and
DAY evening 'N''P'" 0u "eunes'
por Alfred Gwynqe died suddenly Yesterday at IS New
1Sftv NJ gi5 ,lSIe Boyle at 81 James street James Ne.
iopal and John Gerhard Al III Sati eyeNue M see'ue
The United States Military Court Martial. which
pat lew weeks or the t OF ienmi. ~ ' 'eT. gy o tor & tie
then laOOTs. '''N' - navy SV"S'uued
IhG sheriG's sale OF personal effects OF the an
F1n1hi Fnl1h ~ 81 Phllllp. atg licycune Assessor OF the
~" u btlllcl, was enc Ctvd yesterday al his residence
than 5000, " s00'' ''''NeN 'e''
The most remarkable collection Of stove plnc b,ts
CNei seen IN New YORK was CNhlltPi ypserily I'm the
tnibuh pi,eesslol on, a. nearly ever, hat lad
sai about the matter. ' "''' ~
ne Fifteenth District Republican Assoclltlop
u'sht ro,ts.eI asnn't the hprrous action of tlc
l. i.-f
e,lIru" "a ~ {uWutt Wa AopOlpteI 10 pIegart an
~, w. w. '''' "'puo'' ans oI lhe district.
The Stetson boys have inauguroted their ,o,,,
range IN ho AstOr House restaurant ny senJ
M ,uE ~ Hni lni pf1e OK, which they began
W ~ stthh lAal NeinesiaY The gentlemen vLo I'r
He o - ny neeI found i 50 delicious lhs th,y sTlNed
ineI hplVlle. lot tie rest OF the day AMI bsr,,ns
eMpoI9tlh % corpule.t that strangrfs dI a no 4 u,.
lneu II a the patrons OF the restaurant coninu, to
sunsal on lhs tHt meet the duIuusJus of ma ra.t.
rant VIII need Ia be eugt-eI. " '"' 'e''""
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SHERIFF JACKSON ro BE FREED.
The Law no Pretccsisn for the Comma pitv.
but shield for Criminals-A LessI
Technically ts save the Murderer sI
Archibald Dousias..


The Law no Protcetisn for the Cemmupitv.
but shield for Criminais-A Legal
Technically 70 save the Msrderer sf
Archibald Dessias..
The case Of Deputy Sheriff Jackson, who Is
Indicted for the murder OF Archibald Douglass, In
First Ward liquor store, will come up this morning.,
at II o'clock, before Judge Bedford In The Court OF
General Sessions. II will doubtless be remembered
that quarrel had arisen in the saloon In question
and In consequence OF II hot words ensusd between
Jackson and Douglass Jackson at once drew .
pistol. Douglass fed before him. ran through the
saloon, and attempted to escape BY q side door. He
had opened the door, when Jaehson, who had fol.
lowed him, deliberately pointing pistol ct the back
OF bis head, nred. Douglass fell dead. Jackson was
arrested, and by . packed Coroners Jury was eI.
onsrated Of oil guilt He was, however, committed
to await the action Of the Grand Jury. In Noyem.
Der, the Grand Jury for the Court Of General ses-
sions found an indictment TOR mansaughter against
bin. This occasioned great surprise 10 the public
but none TO those who understand how the subor l.
mates in the District Attorneys once manage thinss
When the case was sent before the Grund Jury,
every witness that could be found who would swear
70 the Innocence OF Jackson was sent before the
Grand Jury. 90 many conflicting stories were told
20 that body by the different witnesses that they
found the Indictment OF manslaughter. No one was
more sstonished than DistrietAttorney Garvin, who
determined that 90 great . criminal should not
into court before Recorder lsekeit and moved shs,
lhe Indictment be qusshed. II was at once ordered.
The case was then sent before the December Grand
Jury. only the witnesses for the people appearing
and the consequences was an indictment for murder
in the first degree.
The motion now made by the counsel for the
prisoner, Mr.. John Graham and Mr. WIN. r. Kintz.
ing, to qussh the second Indictment the ground
that Grand Jury has no right to reindict man
for the same offence which had caused an indct.
ment by a previous Jury before o trial has taken
place. II this motion prevails, and the second in.
dictment IL quashed, what will be the resutt The
first has already been quased, and no other indct
ment can be found against the murderer. The legal
consequence then y III be that the prison doors will
swing open before him, and this blood-dyed crimlna
will be again let loose upon the community
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FLASHES FROM THE OCEAN cAB1Es

John Brights health ls improving.
Il Il slid that the Emperor Nap oleon has conse,t
ed TO arbltrate In the Tornado case.
American newsnlners wcre distributed in Paris
yesterday for the nrst time In twelve days.
Tue Liverpool cotton market closed a shade
nrner. uplands. il8liNdi Orleans, iik1liHd.
Louis Nor announces in the public prints that n.
Bonaparte. "e'' '''"o'
Henri Roche'ort has been taken 10 Toprs ,vhor.
h 40 appear as awitness In the Bonaparte. Noir
MT Sotherlev. book auctioneer OF London. so,d
edition. for $500 '' '' i'"s
Ine London Post says that tho false rumor OF tbs
Exchange IN London. S' ~ '"' '''oA
Consols closed at g27S for money % for the AZ.
ionds closed steady 1893 ei iSpi. O1I issI,
o's w'"s' .. Erie 2'h' Illinois Central, ii6.
SIT Elward Belcher, an Admiral In the navy. urres
Ine Boatd OF Trade TO Investigate the logs of yrssei.
arriving over the supposed track OF the civ OF Bostoa
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-. Patrick's Society OF Breekiyu-Dinner In
the Atheuwum.

This Society dined last evening in the Brooklyn
Athengum About 100 persons sat down. President
Carroll presided. and was supported by Mayor
Kalbheisch on his len, and Father Keenan, (the
chaplain OF the Society," his right Mr.. Jas Cor.
boy the vice-President, and Sir. r. J. Lalor the
Secretary did their best to provide for the wants OF
their guests. The concert hall was gaily decorated
with flags, while at one end Of the hall life size
portrait OF ~. Patrick, taken when he was n youug
man, was placed. On the cross table, iu front OF
the President. was figure OF the Saint, made Of
PLASTER OF Paris, with snake and toad a. his feet
IN responding to the toast "st. Patrick's Day"
Father Keegan uksped the Irish In Ameriea to the
"Irelaud-she will be satisfied only with self
government. and content with nothing less. p"
Mr.. W. r. Robinson responded. Mayor Kalbheisch
the other toasts were the Sister Societies !" re-
sponded TO by Mr.. Burgen The United States"
by Mr. Kinsela "The Press" by Gen. Noodford,
OF the Uhion, and THE Ladies" by Mr.. Thomas
Rourke.
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Dinner Of the knights Of 81. Patrick.

The Knights OF st. Patrick celebrated BY dinner
a, Delmonico's Finh avenue) in the evening. The
rooms were beautifully decorated and the name. OF
fitzgerald, Burke, Grattan, Emmett, Curran Meagher,
sarshcld Russell, and Daniel O'Connell were dis.
PLAYED around the rooms. Immediately over the
chair OF the President, Mr.. Denis Quinn was the
glorious old "Snnonrst' OF ireland, with a portrait
OF the great Liberator from photograph taken in
MS Old age, aud recently painted and presented to
VIM ii. Powell. The music was under the direction
OF the vell-known Tom Kingsland, The presldins
9nicer was supported on his right and lett by the
Hon. Abraham oIlal, with his trenlendo necktic;
the Hon Horace Greeley with whiskers newly
trimmed; the Hon. Richard O'Gorman, the Hon
John Fox, the Hon Matthew T. Brennan, the Hon
Charles q. Cornell, John Martin Eco Uhe Irish
patrioO, John Mitchell, ESQ, the Rev Thomas
Itennor VIM. II. Powell tartisO eI- President John
II, Harnett Patrick Gun and Peter Dolan, ESQ uwo
OF the original members), the "Old Guard, !" Alge.
mon y. sullivan, John Flana agan John Mullaly of the
Metropohfdn Record, DIR. Z. II. Kinlbark Judge Cur
US, james Traynor, and others.
1he President opened the literary exercises with n
very neat speech In which he alluded TO the fact that
over hundred or the bishops now attending the
Ecumenical Council were Irishmen He then pro-
posed the hTst toast to which the handsome Sur.
rogale Robert C. Hu,chings, responded the TOAST be-
number OF letters OF apology were read by the
corresponding Secretary from Gen. Grant President
Of the United States; John T. Hoffman, Governor OF
New York, (receiyed with immense cheering); the
Hon; Eugene Cnsserly United States Senator, and
number OF others. y "
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The Shamrock Association took their annual
supper last night In the Metropolitan Hotel. Before
supper the members trpped the light fantastic toe
Mr.. John Burlinson presided at the supper, and
alter the guests mad satisfied their appetltes he
Secretary OF the Association, then read number OF
letters from prominent men, including President
Grant, Gen. Sherman, Secretary Fish, Horace
Greeley, judges Cariozo and Bedford, the Hon. H.
c. Calkin, Washington, d. C., GOV. Hoffman, As.
semblyman Brown, John Savage. and others.
The Presidents letter was fOllOws
EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WAsHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. II, 1870.
SIR; The very cordial I'M itatiOn OF the knights
Patrick to dinner on st. Patrcks day IL before me.
regret hat my public dutics prevent my enjoying the
pleasure an acceptance would afford.
ieasr communicate my thanks 10 your society for the
Kind Consid ration shown me.
Very ttnly yours L. :. GRANT
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE FENIANs AND THE AGRARIAA
TROUBLES IN IRELAND,

n
"as'ons tosrtfna nm Investgation Int
the treatment OF the Feni1u Prisoners
The New Bill for the Protection Of Lie
and Property I'm ireland.
Josnox M.roh ~ T. a.. ~
"o0'' "eien i'-ln tne house to-nignt, mr..
Gladstone In replying to Mr.. Moore, said that the
fenian prisopers ware xsi, ,r..,.d nm, ,ho oox.r.
man, co,,,oa ,...,s.. ~. ou w
"'o"' cour'eo inquiry on the subject. Two OF the
prisoners bad certainly gone mad, and had therefors
been released. One of tbesa po,rto ,o,.orn.a A.
a.. r,.-I-,s 80 80 " ''eae' "ourAe' concerneo IN
"o S'o'kon"ei' anair was slowly recovering at an
asylum. Amnesty to Fenian prisoners, he said, was
untimely In the presence OF continued x,o,src.
iCh..-, ~, f' Y. eon'lnueu 'io'enc'.
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MUNICIPAL WAR IN RICHMOND.
Collision between Rival Mayors and chief.
Of Poiice-Thc Old Mayor Fertiaes Him.
self In n Police station-Ths New Mayor
Lays siege. aud Cuts on suppliesI

Of Poiice-The Old Mayor Fertiaes Him.
self In Police station-Tso New Mayor
Lays siege. aud Cuts on Supplies,
RIcHEoSD. March l7.-It has been currently
reported for some time that the present authorities
regarding the Enabling act declaring the onces va
cant, to bo unconstitutional, had determined upon
resisting any movement to dispossess them till their
successors were elected by the people, On wednes-
day night the city Council, appointed by Governor
Walker under the Enabling act elected Henry z. r.
iison Mayor, and chose q Chief and Captains OF
Police This morning about daylight the new Chief
OF Police, Major John Poe, applied at the lower
station house for possession, but was refused.
Later In the day Mayor Ellison applied BY letter to
Mayor Caloon for the Mayors once, books, &C.,
but was refused, Cahoon claiming lie was 10 once
BY law and would not yield until elected by process
from court. Cshoon, who had possession OF the
lower station house, swore In i50 special constabes
including about twenty eolored men. Ellison then
swore In about 200 special onfeers, and ct
o'clock surrounded the lower station house, where
Cshoon and his special officers are the plan being 10
arrest any OF them who may come out
Mayor Ellison has possession OF the City Hall
and oil the other public buildings except the station
houses, which are held by the opposite party.
The old police force is divided about equally be-
tween the two Mayors.
Gov. Walker. in reply to Mayor Cahoop's sppllca-
ton for assistance, says that Mayor Ellison being e
eslly elected under the act OF the Legislature, he
cannot recognise any one else as Mayor; that Ca
hoon is incapable OF holding the once under vr-
gnis law, as he already holds Federal once that
no breach or the peace can occur without Cahoon's
act OF approval that he should resort to peaceful
jodici. remedy Il he wants to test the question Of
riRht, and finally that be should obey the laws and
sustain the constituted authorities.
Rx.0ov. Wise. Judge r. W. Hughes, and L. T.
Chandler, are counsel for Mayor Cshoon. The be-
sicsng force hes cut OF the gas and water, and for
erowt elo sha' saJ . provision be s ssns them
bake. shop and commenced throwing the
bread In TO tne besieGed; but they were driven OF
by the special police. The police telegraph wire
has been cut TO prevent their use By the besiesed.
Early this evening Mayor Ellison, Chief Of the
Police Poe. and others, were arrested by the United
States Marshal for having refused q revenue oicer
permission to see Cahoon In his character United
States Commissioner. They were bsiled until to
morrow. company OF troops has been brought
into this city BY order OF General Candy. II s stated
that Judge Underwood will arrive tomorrow and
issue an Injunction prohibiting Ellison and other
ocers from exercising the duties OF their once. The
excitement In the city all day great that very
little business was done. Cahoon Ia still besieged