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order 10 give him facilities for pursuing the Theological
studies In which he engaged, NJ. Delapof conferred
upon MN .no honorsY appoiitmeht OF lnp1 t roIn
Ms II enabled him 10 make free OF tho library,
privilege which IA very rarely granted. ,,, ,
lie began 10 frequent tho library ut tme Nhoh must
have been very favorable for the object no had In view
there greater facilities for taking books during mo
Summer than nj any other time, most of the employees
being aDsont on leave and tho library being almost de-
serted But In August when READERS began TO resume
their researches books that asked for were not 10
he found, anu II became evident That there WaS some
thing wrong From the very first OF the librarian,
had little confidence In Piohler. His furtiye look ana
sieahy ways. his peculiar coat made apparently 70
tho purpose OF carpetbag and an upper garment
ut the Same time, excited suspicion. IL was remarked
moreover that he sat down 10 read seriously a
always loft the library "A hurried mannrr. and often
Conseq OF these suspicious circumstances he was
closely watched and was at length stopped by the porter
who found large folio concealed In bag iDgcnlOusy
stitched inside the back Of his coat His lodgings were
searched and the books found most OF thom packed
up In cases, ready TO he sent away. Not content WIN
stealing hooks no had cut great many engrdvlngs OutOi
valuable works and had spoiled others BY abstract
ing portions Of them, which he carried homo for his own
use Most of the stolen hooks had reference Pichcrt
peculiar studies, but ho had appropriated few others
trnng value. totally uncOuncccd with his branch ~
study such lie Manuel du Taleur Manuel de Ia Ddnse
&c., which no Is supposed TO have taken 10 divert sus
pciOn In hs defense Piohler stated that he had only
taken the books home for the purpose of reference
which he considered he had a perfect right W 40
and Il IL true that the librarians have this privilege pro-
vided they leave o written acknowledgment Tor the
works they lake away. But he had never oDseiy ,
this ormay, and the proofs OF bis intention were TOO
conclusive to'admlt the slighost doubt of his cuba
bility. Both the prisoners were found guilty gen.9t
was condemned TO Punishment to Siberia, aid WINNER
TO four months imprisonment in the House OF COrrec
ton at the expiration which term she ia TO be sent out
of the country. As Pichlor is foreigner aud man
holding high position In literary circles, this trial has
excited unusual interest The most implicit confidence
had been placed In him by the Government, ana so
highly were his merits appreciated that he had been
rewarded with the OF st. 5aTislas OF the second
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OVER NIAGARA At MrbNIGur


Two more men have been swept over ti5
ia ls % Nj cara. making r" al i've FtrSJHs WHO have ia
this way persisted duIng the present SuT41rr No Nv
ing person saw the terrible event witnessed t3e
nizcd struggle which they dGuDtc>a made asainst tho
fate which had OyeitlkeI then; but the cf"umstlniaI
evidence u sucb ~ 10 leave no question: but tiaS
audor Iaucint a FrcnCh Canadian has Tor s0D'
time resided with his wife ard t'r,e ohiiren Oh
Navy island Last Wednesday morning he crO3sef
I'm HI boat - Chippewa os the p0fpOse Of getting sp
Dlic. At the usual time he did ROT return ana -i1 IA
ess of his family grew -reatcr ana greater when h9ni
after hour passed without Bringing nhJ udp-S o. hini
At Chippewa TOO, Others heCit IN faOrning, zoe
when the uCWs reached tham that l4GclOs hh4 nor 20
turned TO Navy ISLAND, 10 WAS made known ln1t 10
started away from the shore ut j. Octe ih3t WOMB.
day igt accompanied an hi, DOaj "a inih .ied ISi
ward BoglIdu-, belonging To th0t fH.i-e. laf loHH
that thcY were Obliged take lice but litt!3
way above tho rapids. some misthanoc, ths
breaking OF or some sich fltal Vi'iSN-
tude must have them tie mercy OF the curren
which bore the hapIcss boat 10 the rapids and tho cat
raCt brink over watch 10 and It's occupants ~cfC hurled
The friends Of the lost men remained In suspen'e uDt
Yesterday when all doubt 60 the trag.a Otcurrenro
was sci aside by tho discovery below the ttia or nag
ments OF their boat and Hour sack which they wer5
known 60 have had with them. Neither OF the bodies
had been recovered at the ti'c OF our information MR.
anclOt was informed Of the discovery OF the cydenoo,
OF her husbands DEATH and her grief upon mig tbs
sad intelligence beyond the power pen 70 portray
Whether the other victim. BOgrdus, was man 81 au
lily, We have not learned.
This il doubtless the accident O9 whchit raportot
on Friday night that two New-YDrksrs wor, ths
viotim.l
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TILE YASHLNGTON TRE1IY
APPOINTMENT OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
COMMISSIONERS.

APPOINTMENT OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
COMMISSIONERS.
WASHINGTON, July 20.--intOrmaGion has been
received here That hc British Government has appointed
Mir Russell Quincy the Recorder Of the CITY of London
Commissioner ON s part under the Treaty Of washing
ton who VIII shortly sail for this country. The Pfe-
dent has appointed as the United States commissioner
Judge Frazer Of Indiana The third Commissioners TO
be appointed by tie United States and Her Majesty con-
Jointly; but in case the third Commissioner shall not have
been 20 named within period OF three months from tho
exchange the notifications OF the Treaty. then he shall
be- named by the Spanish Minister at Washington Ii is
thought here however, that no such contingency viii
arise
The Commiss ,oners under the Treaty TO meet at
Washington at the earliest convenient period after they
have been re spectyey namod to examine and decide
all such claims shall be laid before hem on the part Of
the Governments the United States and Great Britain
II has heretofore been stated that the British Govern
nert has appointed its agent attorney, under the
Treaty provisions Henry Howard TO present and sup
port Che claims its behalf and % answer the claims
urOu and 10 repre- ont IL generally IN ali matters
connected with the investigation ana decision thereof
The United states Government has just appointed on its
part similar purposes the Hon. Robert ,. Hall Of
Hew-YOrk None OF the arJtratOrs 20 meet at Geneva
have yet been named.
TIE TREATY POPULAR IN NOVA SCOTIA
TORONTO. Ont, July 29.-Ihe Halifax cor
respondent Of The Telegraph says:
The fishery clause in the Washington Treaty has bo
quite popular in tho provinces The fishermen and
merchants quite satisfied with 1t, No opposition 10
the Treaty can prove popular here.
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Unconscious from tbs effect OF blow or thr head
witch had caused severe scalp wound
IA tho house. No. etatc-st occupied by Michael
Quislcy. two beautiful httle boy babies.
Those, "a well "a tho lttlo girl aboyo mon
toned, were picked MP IN tho wator by Mr.
Blr Quigioy and friond and are undsr The mothcly
care Of Nra. Qugiey. One Of The boys IA about six
montbB old has dark blue eyes, fair hair and c6uhOy
face. 10 had on a white dress and coral armct' VIVA
gold clasps marked 81. f." Tho O.heT child IS about
Is months DID, has light gray eyes fair hair broad .u
forehead, plump face, and very regular teeth hois"
remarkably bright. handsome child.
There were the forward part OF the Wos'1'ii TWO
horses and ght carriages One of the horses was killed
outright; tho other fcaruly scaldcd, but WR5
nevertheless takon ont alive ~ the frcmen engaged IN
clearing away the wreck, AID led away; ito poor
boast could with difficulty drag hlnsof along; DO VIII
undoubtedly have 10 be killed. Tho vehicles wero
broken into Fragments The occupants OF one OK them
cfcGpcd with wounds ONLY
On tho Mortified whilo tho dead ard wountCd were
being removed, was bright little hoy Of about four
years He said he lived In Thompson-st. that hs ttlo
sister was blown overheard ana that his father had
Como away TO see II be could find his mother and had
not como back The boy cared for the confusion
that prevailed 1t was impossible to ascertain who were
saved and who woro lost.
Tho Police OF the First Precinct, under Capt Ulman,
general praise for their active services at the
OF the disaster and at the siatOnheuse whore tao VIC
tins received
Patrick Collins received in his house. in Whitehall-st.
father and mother with thor lse ch.'lren-ai. OF
whom had becn thrown into the water bat had escaped
almost entirely without injury.
living child, clasped in dead mothers arms was
taken from the water Immediately after the expo.ion
Ono Of the dead mon brought M on the cast side of
Tes!le appeared TO hayo made attempt 10 "a,
the lilo OF aGctlcr while losing bis own; for his hsnd
was found to DO tightly clutChins woman'- bonnet
Immediately after the catastrophe the Ioan who 70
coives the fare from passengers Of the ferrylOu let
his post to rush ont 60 tho boat Tho motley crowd Il
the entrance forthwith proceeded 20 appropriate the
cash IN The deserted moneydrawtr The amount stolen
ia stated ai over Il 800.
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CUBA.

FALMASEDA IN HAvANA-CUBANS SURRENDER
ING-IMPORTANT CAPTURES BY THE SPAN
IARDS.
HAVANA, July 30.-Valmaseda arrived yes
terday Information Of the surrender Of important per-
pOnsges has been received and 1t s expected that the
family Of ex-Presldent Aguiera will surrender at Ba
ylmo Col Botel surrendered on Friday, with over 40
men, men Of the party surrendered yesterday at
Moron. The troops at Guayabal captured Carlos Que
ssda cousin OF Gen. Quesada and gue Flguerdo the
lnsorgeut Governor OF Bayamo and brother to Gen
Fguer1o The prisoners taken to Santiago de Cuba
FOR trial Many families have surrendered themselves
The reports In the journals that the blacks in the in
surgent districts are killing the whites are exaggerated
AMI mostly untrue Cacazana commands vulegas di-
VISION Tho wounds Of villega arc painful
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THE cORoHER's INVESTIGATION.

Coroner keenan, and Young visited the
scene OF O. explosion, during tho afternoon. Coroner
Keenan, W hold the inye}tigation 10 will probably
impancl jury to-day but the investigation will not
begin for several days perhaps not before next week
II is intended mat 1t shall be searching and thorough,
and The Op OF several experts with reference to the
condition Of the boiler. the material OF which ii was
made and the amount of steam carried at the time,
will be obtained Tho jury will be composed OF business
men, OF practical mechanics ablO to render inelli
gent verdict according TO the evidence and place the
blame for this appalling calamity where 1t properly DO
longs The jury will view the bodies at the Morgue, and
permits will then be given by Coroner Keenan, fOr their
removal by relatives or undclakcrs. BY order Of the
Coroner no permits for removal granted Yesterday
or last u sIt
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Tho EKcclsiors q E-ooiiyn viii give fhe uins so
non ~ Their club r0Dm. "Wednesday night.
ihe only Clubs which have won m,tr',es--
tnree in fyefor tho champion dip trs laf no
TDha,icuc B0stou Chicago. ufYWt'rrs HDf Olympic
1ups' ench Claiming sn2le Sgics Tho htb.eGs hsvs
~, uOIeie games, ChcagOs D. Hnfutis 3. DiyDp.esa
- lhu IN" Othcrs iprhie trt each Tho An
oi7 std at me head ~ She st ths ClcuyD clgp
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MEXICO
THg RESULT OF TIM ELECrIoYs-JUAREzs PROS
Poets.

IHE RESULT OF THE ENTHUSIASTICALLY PROS
Poets.
CRY OF MEXICO, July %, via Havana July
a-Jusrezs prospects for gaining the elections are de-
Cidedy TIE best but difficulties are expected on the as
semblns Of Congress- which may declare Daz President
fon Play reported to have been practiced in the cleo
VohS everywhere by all parties Juarez viii certainly
oppose Lsr1o 10y force, but not Daz
persons iu Havana seeking a concession from the
sAesh Government for grand lottery scheme which,
4 Is thOu got, will be granted.
q, IN Ochoa Is mentioned the Mexican ambassador
t1asmduy TIE newspapers filed with accounts Of
sels cOiaitted during the elections. portion of
sra I'd nero nsuTg gents have again been defeated Sew
tbSr We insurgent prisoners have been executed by
s'tas, which the Minister OF War will INVESTIGATE
lie TIN ing fever Is increasing throughout the Rpu.
In,tsJ st olption and annexation Of Mexico by Tie
'' Is again discussed by the journals.
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1'HE FEDI4b&.
GEN. smsIDAs's oprN,oy OF rir r,,,,,

GIN 0HIsIDAhS OFiN')T or Tiir giD'rA8
WA5HISGrOS. July 2o.-'r tprwarjing 20 I'm,
headquarters Of the army elt'r .o'1 Lieut. Dly,s,,
OF the l0,h United states Caysr, cypTc ing tbo ,,r
o; a war betwcon the CheyeHaes Ili Ia S.Jgsia ION
Sheridan ipdOrlo' % rs follows:
tiuch Of hat on l'or msY D., SCI down - fni.,
Talk II Is well Known oI thr pains fhl' tlip b,y,t "A
tie most cORaTdy, Jai. al ia' t.n. u.,e. tfa rsos
no fy lHi troubles 10 tt 'r. - .i, l.ttf,
any hostility from them 40 thiph ties .sn o. ,ny
.v,Ci- .5 patty from avg cI-" indian 'f.. a. 10,
agents win only hOd Dr s'ify - no polite l'lf nh.,
tho INDIAN commits crime t@ mast q gunilloJ ID,
Indian !uc lion viii s,0n poo into Trims %, enc ps,st
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SlGN0R MARIO's FAREWELL.
=, 80 " London T,Llnranh- JnIu ID

E,-,4 NJ -" dNf London TfIgTqph, JuIy %.
t1o1 -, IT, Last night the greatest operate
drama ~ bis ooeyed the final stage direction In the
o. 1 nd' professional career aud quilted the scene
f3c'it ta 10 signor Mario must have had some
~ eaS ad nc 5oo F ms friends CONSULTATION Should
fbe r ~ W Ianst OF Manrico, or this or that or
az NV wiz hundred advocates Tor each he did well to
nj uPyn fernhhdO-aD object OF common admiration.
announced We need not 20 again through the detail of
R'''" AalCo ~ familiar Every u.lsral reader ci,
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LATEST SNIP hEUS
lEor other Snip Ne,cs see Second Psge.l

Tor other ship Aeics see Se.0Hd fpyci
ARRIVED.
Steamship wiscona (Br William, Lrepoo With nf'' al p'~@
(Sorb Petersen CrI ~ DAYS With raj pfl foo
ship Anc (of Liverpool Fan Liverpool June a. va" ml AT
BARK C,uads a. Oh Lsnnsr Pod Talbot - days WITH rIr''i
iron
MARY Logss 0askis Washington n C., iiy' VIA ns'h
sCHoOSER'-RfygR A.D cOAsrwlss
Mai, Person. AIeN8nina. J J. Hams. Blksb.Iyit
Scranton, fakibethpOr T. Waterman RJ1ipfh
Harry LsEdel, Nilsil!s.
RETURNED.
Bark Victoria Nor Locioer hence fr liverpool With teiyp
petroleum captain smoel uilHng DE on "a & IA
To d body captain boarded fN hoA bl ''S1'
cutter NOTtherner
BELOW.
Bark Josephine (BrD Oelar, from Barrow Jua- 3
DOMESTIC PORTS.
July 3OArye steamship Hstter's IRON Neffprs b's
A. VI. Franklin, from Newport, Eng
from Leghorn and Laura and Serde from i,ms1 b Hss.
john, AMI Helen Maria Passed oa brig Ns j. H'sol s
Port, Rico.
yalnSl.
ship Annie Nubl (of BATH from Ch'es',' lr Liverpool 1913
lot. ~ - Ion. 80 "a
MEMORANDA.
ThOs Ransom EhLsbeap ID As 'it'1, tbG.
before reported ashore Holmes Rocs TIE" G'tr q, Df7'E
2Dh by Weckmaer Brown aud put To- sssl Asgu ',t
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THE BsOK ROBBERIES AT ST. PETERSBURG.
TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF PICHLLE AND WIN

st. Pe,rssrrg JulgIO CortpoNqao Of TIE LOAdr Staodart
I'm the month of March, | gave an account
of an extraordinary seooksteiing from the pub
Uc library of St Petersburg by German Doctor of Di
viritv Picbler has been brought TO trial and he
has met with the punishment be bas wen deserved.
I'm he Indictment he Is described as Bavaran subject,
81 wears Of age and he Is accused Of having stolen u
ward of 1900 books from the Imperial Library; and
Cresence WINNER, his cousin, who acted ashs servant.
Is charged with having enaced inc library marks
from the books, and substituting Pchler's cipher,
with the intention OF cOncealing the crime. Plc-
Ter Is a man Of remarkable capacity and great cru
don He completed bis studies at the University OF
Munich, where he distinguished himself by his prof
cheney IN theology and attained the degree OF doctor Of
divinity. He subsequently ordained lie was
pupil and follower OF D6nger and he Lfelends 10 have
been a friend OF that celebrated man While Leading
modest and studOus life at Munich he was fortunate
enough TO attract the attention Of Russian gentleman
Of dsiinctiOn-M. DelianOH, who hGd been struck by
the merits OF Pchlers work on The DIVISION Of the
Eastern and Western Churches" This gentleman,
who is Secretary Of State and adjunct Minister OF
Public Instruction, invited Pcher TO come TO 81 Peters
burg, whore he very kindly received ana miro
duc6d 60 the most distinguished literary men residing
in The metropolis. After going back 10 Munich 70 ar
range his afiairs ne finally came 10 Irhi n May, 1902
apparently with view Of settling ~ the country, and
he engaged iu tic ministry ol he Home Department
al salary Oi aDOut &iJJ year. Al the baho uino, m
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THE CALIFORNIA MINING RIOT .gyiEt,S %
TIE ILlIlMA

SAN FrASuscO, July e'-Ib, frncri, u
Mr. T. Hatch the bo0br5y'r .f tl" Amadcr Nine. ,nB
McDoTaniy. u thr be- I' ipa place ycSiarily.
Both passed on quietly. no roy trouble has been
oscd It tho Amador Mine Bonnet who fred the hos
which h.Eci McN"nny, ~ in san Francisco Ths
Lo1gcr- have taken orr w1Inn' FOE Dis arrest - ~,
charge OF murder A the Teauer- attempted 70 mgris
him both before ard ifer the shooting. Bonnet va tsep
out Of tho way IS he believe That 'put he Dee arssi.
the Ieasua,5 would rescue hin from he ,,i.O.es ,ni
lYnnh him
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAv,vA July 29-Spgir-Basres snsll; qnosdus h'y nns
tsire demand reacon No IL quiet at " on rei.s
bfs,s sugar No. 10 declining; aus't a. ~ reals atso
ami n0hnz sss Of The seek llgp
the from iavila sfi MafanEs os
boye, Of 1hch United S,e, stock
81 J,l 100 bjTs' lli 5J his
Bacon Guet I}1lc Foar declining Hans -liy; Americas
Saed l501c SugrC Cured AdEr Lard steady n7s stp''2s
Tps. l5l Qlytc. Potatoes o demand 20 S5RoA
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At the Essex Market Police Court james lhomp
.o vas committed ,e.terlsy for stealing the watch Of James Don
p,ly Of No. 10 Bast Ereteenb-st, In IhriA's Cal.
Charles DAILY of No. 1406 Broadway. near flity-
st,nie Ia Rang himself evening with clothes lac, IN
H. ard Of Nj iene Be broke aud before be ecaI again
allult H. be was tslen 10 eluge by bis inends
B r. Moore and T. g. Paine were arrested on
s.t.r y M.bsI us,u on car.- ~ sauf1ug diamonds from
Itr,pe PliHr tDHofal, dLfft ~ 'unft'Iri
u Moore in Irvr at W 81 N'tsss N 49, lch IN Tl
boil yT rIinlasqp4 90 i,T
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Oh MUNICH,
MUNICH, July 80, 1871.
DR.. Won D0llinrer has been elected Rector of
Che University OF Munich. FftyfOur Professors voted
In hls favor and six against hin.
The well known opponent Of PapGl Infalbilty, DR..
DOngcr has received numerous expressions of APP
probation Of bis conduct, but none have been more
cordial and mreservcd than those Of the professors OF
the Munich University, which also included him In
ia Theological Faculty. Even before the excommunca-
lion Of this divine, very large majority Of the pro
fc5sJrs at that University united in address TO him
expressing their unqualified appreciation Of his course.
Since that time he has done nothing TO forfeit the esteem
In which he was held, and now the mark
u favor has been conferred upon him by the
University Of making him its Rector and this too not
wthstandiug nterdcts calculated to prevent
tho exercise Of his functions well attendance at his
lectures II is well known among the authorities Of the
University that they have substantial basis TO support
them IN ts covert defiance Of the Pope. Throughout all
Germany aud especially in Bavaria, the people i'll
dieuau at the Utramontanes the education OF the Ger
man peasantry 10y Government authorities is making
rapid progress and tends to increase the hostility
among the masses 10 the dogma Of In
callibhty. and the authorities in most
o. the States on the Continent Of Europe especially
Bavaria, Prussia, Austria and Hungary, inclined TO
support The clergy and TO al this might be
added the occupation Of the City OF Rome and the unds
su,ssj satisfaction Of the Romans
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6pecial Nolieea
Lea 4 Psrrin.' s ','''r,,

Lea 4 ecrrins' -nuce'
Pronoa ,ol b. ConHcisseafs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAL CD
upoyes appetite ie4 ~ o PIaiSs 70 posea,s sl 2uts
naA,ug o. vending un.sfiel"
JOHN DUNCAN - SONS,
AGENTS. NENAOsN.
"a The Reeab5s.n Association - he Xi'A Asss.aby
\ Neeiihss, risee III sSDM ENBkING Aayas ; ~ i,i3
bFoadNA'' -" rios G. ACTON. Nlc. F.ctf o.
Kxo.l.Aszz s,oy MATTHEW McDotGAhh,. 3 iesf~a
n ,ou waAt DIAMONDS MAItufS, " ltN G-Rt. - "a
asr 4 ALLgs al BuIissI. aet t,aNssell,a
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.
The San Francisco

The San Francisco Bulletin SAYS the person VINO
,,snel M reIuon Of Soldiers Of the euf held IN Nrioh
Jesa.eg himself a. Col T. Wells editor Of IN san Ifa'o
,,n "a an LnuosteT sach person inosn the
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DIED.

Wedding snd Visiting ards Iuits Stamping S,s Pl,ss
WV EyKRDgrI Sons lOt PUtros Otp rUrrt tH'sos
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Per feet fbnrm.-MFs. NrNstO9's S0OrHiSG SYhyr
ny the implies. oothe the little I
natural sic ep from arakes goad refre.l~i
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.r.-..- WAR DEPARTURES.
GPricr o, rnF iWtF -WNAt ofsrsa.
WA-lff.prON ~. -. l'il = y. ~

WNN iIFTF'TI'T|-E"I
GVrfct D., nv lWtP SIGNAL OSsicsa
wA.rr.uro> ~. %, 1874 = .. ~
synopsis ~, NE past h7s'''" iyhT noun.
IKhe barometer has risen since saturday an
Tie California coast n Hrs "a. dCcifoGs ~ Joy %
Lake Superior ana fdi1p slightly in the Southern 49,
TIC temperature has fallen tir upper Lakes bHt =
elsewhere somewhat higher. Ii,ht winJs have every
whcIe vailed and ioCai have been reported ffDm
Maine 10 Virginia and in Mnrcsptl. Lorai storms
u0w reported 10 fhc iidc A'1ufr states and v stern
Tennessee, aud clearing weather. from Kansas E!vh
Carolina.
I'r9bili'iifs
TIE conditions are favorable Ior further local st0fm,
on TIE Eastern, Gulf and SJuth ABtb, c0ast- - tss
from New Jersey 90 chustt' La,e Huron, AIT
Missouri, aud Arlts.t~. Cloudy md WIrDsHr w1sthsE
will probably pfCysil on MONDAY very geHc'4y riot Oe
IlIn
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GERNlANY.

Or Won DOLLNGER INDORsED BY THE UNIVERSITY
Oh MUNICH.
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MEMORANDA.

TbO Ransom ElsbeAp1 10 st7'1, ga pI
ome. ROcs Hell Gate ~ IN
by Wreckmaer Brown aud put a ~iss A'0h' pt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31

DR., Won D0llinrer has been elected Rector o
Che University OF Munich. Ffty-four Professors vote
In hls favor and six against hin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-10
MURDER TRIAL.
Two Alleged Murderers Go Free With q
strong suspicion Around Them.

StTOH8 SusDItIOH
HERKIMER, N. Y, July Q, 1871.
John Foster was last night acquitted before the
Court OF oyer and Terminer Of the murder OF Arson
easier, a constable Of Little Falls, who was found
dead. with marks OF violence upon him. In Septem-
Der, 1865. Foster was Jointly indicted with Ed.
Fleming for the offence, and shortly Mer Fosters
release Fleming was discharged upon his own re-
cognzances. Judge Dooii,tle expressed the opinion
that there strong suspicion5 against the prs.
oners and that Tor that reason he did not choose TO
discharge Fleming absolutely. This was one OF
those cases whore there was no moral doubt OF the
guilt alleged, but where. owing to tho length OF te
which hau elapsed between the killing aud the trial,
made II very dnlcult to obtain Gil the evidence and
Just fell short OF what IA required TO convict.