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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-03-16

After using all other cough remedies without good eff
feet, try bottle of Dromgoole Co.'s Pectoral.
Group and whooping cough-use Dromgoole & Co.'s
PICTORIAL
Sold in Shreveport, La, by HYAMS KENNEDY
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-03-16
English Female Bitters cures sickly females.
E. F. B. is reliable uterine regulator
E. F. B. cures diseases peculiar to females

A Scene-Husband and sick wife Husband absent
about two months. Came back wife going to par
ties. What's the matter? She used E. F. b.
Young girls just merging into womanhood derive much
benefit by using E. F. B.
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JOITINGS dBOUT TOWN.

Music III Washington square this evening
Over 500 people now travel daily to Long Branch
IN the steamers,
George Bri lges baker at 512 Third avenue, died
yesterday Of appDlcNy while at wOrK
Joseph Nethcwood, OF If2 Baxter street ycsterdax
attempted suicide by cutting hls throat.
May NeaY fell down stairs at "a Centre stree,
last evening ard was fatally mJuIod
Cumalaints are made OF the water SUNNY near
NlhelYnlhlh ana lOOtl streets and Eighth aud kinth
avenues,
Patrick q G,rm,n fell from the second story win.
dow OF ~ last Thiteenth street ON Monday night snd
died yesterday
George Kelly a fireman, Of 67G Hudson street
was thrown nom lAdGer truck whilc going TO 4 rel
ana was severely injured being run over
William RoSch. Of 80 Greenwich street Wilde
passing through Church street yesterday afternoon,
was stabbed In the side By unknown men.
The vestry OF Triuiti Church are changing the DO
ait on Of the chime of bells m the steeple " l
prove their tone ana kecp them from cracking.
EI.Alderman Joan Murray, OF Paterson, was
overcome bt the heat Of Monday night, but through
the exefIons OF the physician his life was saved.
Lsst evening a Testimonial beueRt wss given /.
the Jefferson Assembly Rooms TO thr Wret,era Home,
Lane and Henry Grace. Mike MeCOole and Jos ,Dt
Coburn were spectators.
IO1zero CardemetOire. an Italian, was committed
by CommlssloneT Brennan for vsgranCy On sppica'
uon Of John A. O'Bren lis counsel Judge BRADY yea.
tefdsy discharged him on habeds corpus
George w. Smith, a LAWYER OF Greenoort wa,
found dead IN his bed In the Belmont Hotel yes orday
morning lie retired on Monday evening am aren't II
ia good health' bnt complaining OF the excessive neat
Notwithstanding the alleged deiscations IN the
heuo1bt BOOK Concern. ani tho consequent lack N
posed OF tibOOW worth OF bonds at rar without sdyeH
uslnf uAeln or aAanlVIIlk 0uLsLds sgounAAA
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LOSSES By FIRE,

Joseph Kaufman, dry goods dealer last evening
lost 5000 by q hre at jO) Third avenue.
A. II. Gerrish's premises at Gorham, N H. were
burned Yesterday Loss, 5000 insurance. o.,
The Central Building. in South Berwicli, Me
$4,000
The buildiax No. 80 First street took Are early
Yesterday morning ,GiDbs, Vogcl fcnshaw lost
about 81 500 insured.
John Dearie's woollen mill. In Philadelphia, was
burned yesterday Loss. 500 100 insurance Sll. 900
Two hundred persons are thrown out Of employment.
In syracuse yesterday. A. l.. Mason's carpenter
shop. the barns of II, u. BOuton. Aema Pierce and
Mop spencer ana the dwelling OF Ihos. McChes Ia ey
were burned. Loss, $1,000 assurances, $500.
The stock Of Little, Brown & Co., which was dam
aged by IRE in Boston on Monday was insured for
,,,vss-, :. NJ Lunt CO., inters, were insured for
tis0oO and shaw I.sarMQre Tor tiSN, Inc building
was also insured.
BY fire yesterday afternoon, at IN Washington
street. originating ia the essential oil establishment
Talmage Co. lors about $500. j. J. Taylor
Co. on the second floor lose 1900 Corey a 90
the fourth noor 5000 other occupants about 600
and Ernst Fe'dler the owner OF tue building. about
5000. All insured.
The American Bank Note Company lost by the
nre OF Rector set and Broadway the night
the 2sth only t5 00 nothing like the hgures before
reported The plates and dies. which werc supposed
to have been lost, are safe in the main once OF
establ shment elsewhere, The loss does the
affect the business facilities Of this immense establish.
ment
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FLASHES FROM 1nh OCEAN CABLES

m The danger OF a Csrist rising is not yet over.
The Spanish Government redoubng It's precautions
Tho Panama and West India cable has been land
ed at Balsbano. on the CuOan coast.
The shore end Of the Canada and West India
Ganle was successfully landed yesterday afternoon
BataDano.
An eloquent "uogy on the late VI. Provost Paradol
appeared IN the Si6cie yesterday. signed Dy TsIlc
Delord.
Over 250 Cubans were killed In recent engage.
mcnts with the spanish troops IN lolguln anu Puerto
Principe
The Macintosh OIL Works At Laith were burned
on Monday night Three men wore kuled by al explo-
sion during the nre
This Is the day for stock settlements in London,
ami IN the present c1uvused condition OF the markels
failures are ANTICIPATED.
The tower of the church Of st. Xavier, in South
wark, wac struck by lightning during heavy thunder
storm on Monday evening,
Rain fell In torrents In many places throughout
England Monday night aud in most cases was &C.
companled with vivid lightning.
At the Goodwood races yesterday, Cir j. Hawley's
nr h. Koscrucan, years ana Count BAtthayRny's b. b.
TlhGus, years, were tue winners.
A Constanlinope paper gives quotations OF female
slaves. negro woman, IN good health bringG about
800, CncaSSian gfl Of twelve $1,000 ana OF sixteen
1900.
An eagle was shot few weeks ago near Belize In
Austria, hearing collar with the date 1916 aud somo
arms partially enaced by time and exposure 10 the
veAiher.
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TIE HARTMAN HOMICIDE
Trial Of Dennis Mct:roHy for the Killing Of
Robert Hartman.

Trial Of Dennis NIcGroHy for the killing Of
Robert Hartman.
The tria! Of Denns McGrotty was continued
yesterday in the Hudson County Court. before Judge
Bedle. The defence opened by calling KIizAtetb
Deckdon who had heard Robert Har man threaten
to take the prisoners life, and had seen the iron
knucEles In his possession. Richard Cooke, James
Ball, Michael Kirseits wiilam Brady, and James
Costello, nil OF Jersey City testified that they had
known Hartman and the prisoner. Eacl bore tee
mony TO the good character OF the accused.
MIR. Albeit. On the part OF the prisoner, summed
up. He could not see how the testimony could Jus
tify conviction Tor murder. Counsel show ed that
Mc0rotty was provoked to Aght that Hartman ma
ligned and twittcd him, and carried the iron
knuckles to DO ready TO attack the prisoner " hon
snch an opportunity offers towards like to take
advantage Of
state. He endeavored TO prove malice on the part
Of the prisoner towards Hartman.
Judge Bode charged the Jury, Tie remarked that
the jury could convict Of murder In the first or sec
opd degree, OF manslaughier. OF assault and bat
terry, they could acquit the prisoner. Under the
testimony the jury could not convict OF murder In
the first degree II the testimony was to be believed
IL not case OF self defence. The only Que ton
FOR the Jury ~ TO the grade of tie offence,
whether murder In tie second degree or man.
slaughter,
The jury retired at TWEEN, y minutes 10 six
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xARRLAos IN MIDs UMMER.

Gstheriss Of the Fashtensbies Of West.
chester In White Plsins-The NuptisIs s
Fsmeus Belle - The Glitter OF Dis.
unends snd the RustIins OF setiss.
The absorbing topic in the fashionable world
OF White Plains is the marriage OF Miss Fannie
MARITIME 70 Mr.. Charles Noble OF Detroit The nup-
usis were solemnred in the beautiful residence OF
the brides father, Mr.. Stephen A. MARITIME, By the
Rev DIR. Rumney, late rector Of Christ's Church,
whit white Plains. Long before the hour appointed the
halls pariors, and dning. room of MIR. Marines
mansion were nlled with the youth, beauty. and
hshion OF Weetehes.er county.
ne pride was richly attired In heavy white rep
SIX robe en- Train, corsage cut dscoilete and trim.
med with spriSs OF orange. Encireling her head
was wreath Of orange blossoms artis'ic,lly inter.
twtned In the hair, and from the wreath depended
. rich white lace veil. Her ornaments were da.
monds-a gin OF the groom. In her hand she held
tho customary bridal bouquet OF white aowers
The groom was dressed In the usual evening cos.
tune, and wore the traditional buttonhols wedding
favor.
During the ceremony both bride and groom were
perfectly seltpossessed and with the exception OF a
was perceptibe.
After the nuptials = sumptuous collation. was on
Joyed by the many guests.
1he presents, over two hundred In number, were
beautiful and expensive. The tr0ussedu thou1h not
equalling the remarkable wardrobe of Miss blanche
Butler Was ~ elegant and doubtless as costly.
Among tie guests were the beautiful Miss Louisa
Kumhey, Miss Aggie MARITIME. who was remark cd rs
Delhg tue most corgeousy attred f,dy in the room,
slss Juia Moody, MIR. and Mr'. Failc, tho sparklin
bcnuty Mis- Jennie Buckuut, MIR. MitcaolI and his
lovely wife, and MIR. Stanley Rumney.
Inc young couple will sail In tue Cunard steamer
tomorrow Tor Liverpool.
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THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
Adverse Winds and Annoying Tardiues--
StiIl Out of sight Of Land-Tbe Yachts
Awaiting the Arrival Of the Victor.

Adverse Winds and Annoying Tardines--
StilI Out Of sight Of Land-Tbe Yachts
Awaiting the Arrival Of the Victor.
SANDY Hook, July 26-Thcre is hardly Q
breath OF wind to-day. and the sun 10
rapidly wi,hering the fow spears OF grnss that
have been len on this arid shore. Last night We
had gale IRON OF Shore and a heavy thunderstoru
passed away to the soutbward. A few yachts cruses
around yesterday afternoon, aud the Phantom made
a trip TO the southwsrd and rot back about noon.
Tho steam yacht Edgar Stuart, belonging to Mr.
Blunt was off tile light ship in the afternoon. and
anchored in the evening OF tho Government dock.
Sandy Hook is just now populated by reporters,
and fresh delegates from the New York press arrive
in every boat. Last evening three newspaper meu
slept Ia the telegraph once and two in a hammock
slung In the coal she'd
The Manhattan came in last evening and passins
the Hook showed three blue lights. one midsiips,
one al, and one forward. Tho blue lights created
considerable excitement among the reporters and,
as u was about o'clock IN the morning, tho ope-
orders IL Farrell, the knx-cyed had not sci their
minds at rest by giving orders 70 telegraph ste Am.
sbtp Manhattan OF the Hook.
The wind Is very light, and right OF shore and n
the Yachts have not more favorable brcczes, they
cannot make more than thirty miles a day headway.
II the wind holds in the same quarter there is very
little hope OF seeing either the Cambria or Daunt-
less before Friday or Saturday.
IL said that mn adventurous speculator intends
building hotel on the island, and starting sum-
The M Madeleins lay IN the Horseshoe las. nirh,
Iigh,ship during the morning. The Rdssr stuar,
goes out this afternoon. and intends to meet the
yachts by seamng in the direction Of their supposed
course II is generally understood that thcro will be
grand gathering OF yachts on the Hook, ns
they can get up from the Club House and the city
after the news Is flashed across the wires.
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LIVE TOPICS OF THE TOWN,
CAUGHT on THE FLY BY THE SUMS
UBIQUITOUs REPORTERs.
The Collapse OF the National stock Ex-
change The Old Board Alone In Its

The Collapse Of the National stock Ex-
change The Old Board Alone In Its
Giery-A Lease for sale fer n Song.
In February, 1868, the management Of the Erie
Road, having In some way incurred the dispieasure
OF the msgnatcs Of the stock Exchange, Erie stock
was expelled from the privileges Of the Board, aud
Tor some time found q market only IN the open
street. But Colonel Uhen only AdmiraD Fisk lie a
man OF prompt action and iDcrhaustibis fertility Of
invention, and soon took steps 10 secure for his
stock more sppreeiativs market. Through his IN.
strumentalty eoodly number OF broker. were
drawn together, and formed into an organization
which took the name Of the Eric Road. They
began to deal In Er'e and other stocks,
At Nos. 81 and SO Broad street and
for time succeeded we'll Their charges were con.
sderably lower than those OF the brokers belonging
10 the old Board and many dealt with them for this
reason subsequently Erie was readmitted to tie
old Board, and the Erie Board was last year removed
70 Broad street. assuming the ttlo Of the National
STOCK exchange. They bought the lease held by
Fred Berry, saloon keeper. for $4,000, and eked
out precarious existence by occasional small sales
For 4 long time the Board has been on the down.
ward move, aud nobody was surprised yesterday
whtn Tie Executive Committee was ordered tu sell
the lease OF the room. II will expire in May, 1S7l
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a SUIT EOR A DI 20 TTER,
The infntuation Of Emma Frances I'm Forge
Flight from "a Good Home, aud n Per.
verse Refusal to Iseturn.

verse Refusal to Return.
Three years ago, MIR. and Mrs. Garrett
NJ. La Force lived happily with their daughter
Emma Frances, and cultivated select circle Of nc.
quaintances, among them Mr. Dcmeiriu4 a. scho
field and wife. MIR. Schoneld was frequent visitor
anl was considered a desirable friend.
Miss Emma, who Is described as a fair aired girl
With dark blue eyes above tho midllo sizc, md
strikingly handsome, lett home on tho 81 OF July.
1869, to visit cousin In Boonton in New Jersey.
Mr.. schoncld followed her there, and the two dis.
appeared from Boonton together, aud went to Tay.
or's Hotel in Jersey City.
MIR. La Forge visited his daughter there, bat she
refused to return home with him, and from Jersey
City schoGeld and Miss Emma went u the Noun
tain House, South Orange, where they remained
until May 1s1O when they went 70 Scarsdale Since
tue ist Of June. MIR. La Forge has not seen lis
daughter, and c. mot ascertain bor whereabouts
lie has accordingly sued out bill OF hdJsds CORPUS
which is returnabe to-day before Julge Brady
schofeld is the son Of n highly respo cted citizen
Jonathan l. Schoncld, owner Of the moulding mill
at Twenty seventh street and Fist avenue. Scho.
geld himsclf was formerly IA memvcr Jf the Grm oi
MoOrhead Schofeld, stockbrokers aud WAS dis
charged as a bankrupt short time ago,
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WASHISGTON NOTES.

Gen p. A. Starring, late General Consuiu Agent,
goes TO Europe with scaled ofde6.
Mr.. q. y. X. Keim, recently appointed Consular
Agent abroad starts Today for Japan and China, via
San Francisco.
The Secretary OF War has sppointed 4 Commission
to exsminc into the manner OF doug business n the
War Department
Sehor dc Pulgsr OF the Spanish Legation was
thrown from bis horse yesterday and so rously
ihe head aud fee. Hopes are entertained that fatal
fcIuit will not enkue.
Several manufacturers have already taken advan.
tage OF the law OF the late Congress allowing them to
- the OF their IL de marks By having them
Seru,~ The Patent once.
George b. McCartee, Esq, Superin tcndent of
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. has been ordered
TO New York TO look aftcf the interests OF the
Government rclatve 70 the Obstruction OF the printing
o. stsblishnelt. ''''"H
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MOTT nAyEN,s WV LAGER sHor.
A Young Girl stealing her Parents Furni-
ture aud Opening "a saloon with a Ca pitul
of Two DoIIRra md FiNe Gents.


ture and Opening "a saloon with a Ca p4tal
of Two Dollars and Five Cents.
Joanna Nillsen, very well dressed and pretty
Gernaa girl. daughter OF Herr Wilhelm Nlsen. q
wealthy German OF Mott Haven, near Harlem
Bridge, and Frederika Elsie, servant were brought
before Justice Hauptmsn Of Morrsania yesterday,
accused BY Mrs. Ni.lsen Of THEFT on Monday after
noon. Joanna ana her mother went to Grove Hill
Park 10 picnic, whence the daughter suddenly and
unaccountaby disappeared. search was made
everywhere for the girl. When Mrs. Nillsen re-
turned TO her home ere discovered that her servant
had also decamTcd and that bedstead, quantity
OF bedding, clairs, tables stove, cooking utensils
&C., &c. had disappeared.
The police were informed and aner q long hunt
the missing girls were found In n house on Fordnam
avenue Second street. When taken before the
Justice Joanna, who H. obly een years OF age, very
naivcly told his Honor that she tired OF living
nt home, and had bethouaht her Of that plan to rid
herself Of the restrictions imposej upon her by her
parents. She said ihat she had intended keeping
lager beer saloon, and TO do plain sewing, while her
companion Was TO take care Of the house. When
asked by the Justice how she expected TO conduct
tie business with no capital, she very innocently
replied that she had plenty OF funds, over two
dcllaTs which she had saved up, and that she
confident OF success"
At the Request OF the mother OF Joanna both giils
were locked up.
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PsRSOE1 INTsLLIGENcE.

The Prince and Princess OF Wales intend 10 visit
India In the fall OF 1871. W ''''
Catharine Boecher Ia 10 years OF age Alice Carey.
fsnny fefn, to and Harriet Beecher Stowe, So
Gen. Sherman. during the absence OF Lieut. Gen
sheridan. will act as Department Commander 10 chi.
cago
Can't Henry Ayres popular Rrie conductor, has
been appointed Assistant Postal Clerk on the Erie
between New YORK and Buffalo.
Mr.. Marsh, the United States Minister ut Flor.
enoc on trip TO lars Mr.. wurts, the Secretary Vi
Legation. represents him.
biography OF Charles Dickens, compiled by Mr.
John Forster the most intimate and close.t friend OF
the departed autIor, IA soon TO he published.
Among the passengers by tbs Vile dc Paris yes
teIday were baron de Normont August l'rOut Mcisrs
EtchenQue ihntOul, Van Schack aud family auI Mrs
and Nina Gross
NJ, d. 1roihard, who has been appointed TO sue
coed " Provost paradnl Hs French Minister at WASH
neton, married Miss Hoffman OF New York whlc ne
was secretary to the French Legation.
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BROOKLYN.

MARY Morris, an infant fell out OF a third stcrp
window IN Commerce near Van brunt street, last even
ing.
"-"'s OF Skiilman street Williams.
Bernard i....-. "--~.''ck stras., q
bnrgh, died OF heat yesterday; anu
3Of south Fourth street. died the excessive use m
icc-water Whale overheated. "
Mayor Ksbaeisch ha. disapDroved the resolution
empowering the Brooklyn Water Board to expend
toVo IA the purchase OF land on Long Island, o1
which 10 construct storage basin.
Michael Connolly and John Gibbons wayiaid
Michael sheridan ana John Lynch In Pearl street.
knocking down the latter and Tobbng the former,
They were arrested and committed.
The body OF n respectfully dressed woman, sup.
posed from gold cross found on her to be Mrs Aus
ToAl. was found Yesterday In the East River Atlanta
ferry She had on her person a gold watch and chan
several rings. and other articles OF jcwery.
Joseph Woods and neophilus Pasquet, painters.
rr,iv ~ work on xs Ross EtIeei, williams bur III yes'
,eI1ay mornlng fcil about thrty .eei BY tht iAde,
was fractured, Pasquets lrgs were both broken.
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NEWARK DRINKING WATER
FAUsEATIN0 DOSE FROM rHs
BOSOM or THE PAssAIC,


Bilae-w e-wster from IN. P.,.r... vSu,
r,...r..I. : rL. r..- . p -,
cuef incemreteucy ef
ne Whter besrd-A new Conspiracy e
fleece the Taxpayers.
There H. perbaps no citv In the oo,r,rx A. =.
,--,- " e "'y '"s'
pays so oehry LOT ana nkssuch insunerablo wates
a. our beighborinr CITY of Newark Whsn ths mr..
=, ...-s.t- -, ,,,,,,, - 'o Wv
..e'' 'oi -'''e "eno'hD was puh'' "h cost o.
$4,000 over the contract price, II promised thaa
the city should he suppIied with pure aprpc x...r
A. g.. . ----,''' -. "o''
nv n's' Tue resor'oh was nhed WIN inferred spring
wstcr, but that was speedily exhausted, and the
Aoueduct BosYJ of which N, c.orv. IT p.u.v A.
-, '' W ""'e" M "Oo'bo n ps"ey !"
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The West Orange burning Mystery.

.In yesterdays SUs was published an sccount
OF dsbolicsl attempt TO burn young girl In West
Orange 70 death by pouring kerosene oil upon her
and then setting Gre to her garments and her sub.
sequent rescue by nrs. Andrew Buchanan, who was
passing In acsrriage.
Tho deed was 50 hsndish that many were 10th to
believe II true but that the girl had attempted to
hasten q slow nre by the use OF kerosene oil, for
doing which she had been scolded on previous oc.
casion and that the exploded, throwing its com.
bustble contents upon her.
The girl, who is most shockingly burned and o. a
hainis recover, was yesterday interrogated. She
persists In saying tl3t two entered the Ia use
and poured kerosene oil on the floor, and that when
she attempted to drive them away they poured oil
upon her aud set drc TO her clothing.
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The Presidents Interview with Phil. Sher-
idan In the Filth Avenue Hotel.

President Grant, accompanied by Ulysses
Grant left Long Brstch yesterday morning by the
o'clock train for Sandy Hook. The train vas de-
lsyed forty minutes on account Of . misplaced
switch. The locomotive ran OF the switch, but no
smage was done. On arriving at the Hook. Presi-
dent Grnxt went on beard tile Plymouth Rock. &C
oompanied by Gen. Porter, his private secretary.
On reaching this city. he hurried 10 tie Fith Ave
nrc hotci where he had interview with Gen
Phil. Sheridan.
Previous 10 hs return TO Long Branch, the Presi
dent paid visit To Ez beth to see his sister, Mrs
Abel Corbiu, who Is seriously III.
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Extensive Fire In Phiiadcip phia-Niue Firo-
men KiIied-Loss 100000.

PHiLADELPHIA, July 2G.-The loss BY the hrc
this evening Is roughly estimated vt t500.OO0 The
sugar refinery OF Hessrs. NewhalI, Boric a Co. was
seven stories high, filed with valuable machinery,
and large stock OF refined sugars. During the Gre
The rear wall fell on the adjoining building. crush.
ing u, and carving down nine 0remen, all Of whom
believed to be killed Ali the surrounding build.
inCs are much damaged. Tho roof of tho leather
store OF j. II. HUFFMAN, two blocks OF, caught fire
Messrs MisiSey. Merrill & Shackard, and the giass
house OF Messrs. Wlital a Co. adjoining the sugas
house, were on Ore, but were saved.
The fire is spreading, deyiag tho efforts OF the
6rpmen
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CURIOSITIEs or CRIME.

joseph Gregory arrested several weeks ago for
stealing $4,000 IN = bonts from tNlos del Cast llo
Lo,Z1rA a. the 81 GeCr-c Hotel, YVES committed yes.
tetdRy BY Justice Shandloy.
In the case OF Frederick II. Swift. the bounty
agent, accused before United states Commissioner
Shie ds OF oefrrudng the soldier Co grove of about
hal hi. claim agianst n. Government Tor bounty the
Commissioner has cened the mo Ion to dismiss the
complaint and swift I, TO bc put on MS defence
About 1 o',lock yesterday ing James Con.
molly aud BcrnGrd Curry wcre standing on the side.
walk opposite Galag crs liquor saloon at Goerck
stanton streets, whes man walked up to thcm and
without word stsb>cd Connolly in the abdomen, let
ting out the intestin-s. The assassin escaped MIR.
Connolly lies very low In Bellevue Hospital.