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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-28
THE STATE NOMINATIONS.

The Republican State Convention
which met at 81. Paul last week ",
an unusually large and harmonious body;
altogether too harmonious TO- meet
the wishes Of the an.i,Austin mon, Who
were 10 attendance. We have already
expressed, ;qaite freely, our views Of
Governor Austin as candidate. in CON;
nection With the interests Of Northern
Minnesota, and have seen no reason for;
changing those views, del,beratel, form;
ed. As, considering the situation Of
the political affairs Of the State, there
would seem to DO no doubt Of bis elect
ion, We hope Governor Austin will take
advantage Of the first opportunity to
place himself in more hearty accord
with the people Of the upper country,
by making somo act Of reparatiop tor
the injustice he has done them.
Lieutenant Governor. Yale, who has
made . very popular presiding officer,
was renomiuated by reclamation.
Gen. s. p. Jennison was nominated
on the third ballot for Secretary Of
State. The faith # the convention il
his fitness for the position may be- judged
from the fact that he vas nominated
over 50 strong and able i competitor q.
Mr.. Pussy, and also . scandinavian
candidate. Gen. Jennisou IS a capita
s.ump-speaker,, and will do good service
during the camp,igu. ,.n.... ,
Mr.. VIM. Seeger, the present Deputy
was nominated for. State Treasurer BY
reclamation. MI. seeger's experience.
added to hi, capability will make hin
q good officer. .. T..
Nj. F. r. +: Cornell vas rteuomio..
tied for Attorney General On the firs,
ballot: M. q. K. D.yis, Of St. Paul,
developed, as the result Of few hours
canvass by bis friends, quite strength,
but not enough to carry him through.
There was no thought in the conven-
ton other than the denomination of
Justices Mcmillan and Berry, which
was heartily done. !, They are both men
of acknowledged legal ability and Of
spotless character. ~. -. -
The platoon is published in full in
another column. In the main it is
good. The resolution in regard to the
lands and bonds might better have been
omitted, as we believe any reference to
that question in party platform to be
on"iSc' l. .taTl Is .Iaja4 i..': -''.s'
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c.. 8. Crandall;' Of the Owatonna Jouri-
nal, Aud Loren VI. Collins Of tho 81. Cloud
JOURNAL, are Republican nominees for tn q
State Sedate.-SE Paul P,es;. ~
! You are slightly id error, Mr.. Press.
Although Capt Collins il young man
Of superior abilities and sound judgment,
a clear thinker and a torcible writer, be
has not yet attained to tho full stature Of
editorship. % several occasions, how.
ever, when -hr hss managed THEJoun.
NAL during the absence of >its editor,
he has shown that opportunity only vas
lacking. ''> + 80 p @'-> - :.s,~. .;
Somehow, Capt. G: don't look 1t
this just as We do. He "res ents" the
statement Of tho Press asa "base aud
malicious attack on his good uame.""
'--Leastwise, anyhow, the Press i.
mistaken: Capt. Collins is in no way
connected with THE JOURNAL. - But
he IS going to the State Senate nee.
aointer. 'G>; a. -, ~. - !
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81 ~ L. Crosse paper says: "The
forest, on the islands in the Mississippi
are full Of gray squeresil,'. It seems
these squirrels are nov. moving west,
and tho captain Of the fsrry-boat says
the river is full Of them swimming to
tho Minnesota shore. TIE crop Of nuts
in Wisconsin, is small, aud these squir-
;rels 60 where they may provide for
tho vintarn Il! as>tzG@ sf:5 49, &E*:3 -,
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has done much work tor the county Al.
ready, and done it 80 we'll that he de-
serves this unanimous support.
slr. Ziegenbiem. has in previous cam.
paigns received tho vote Of the part,
for Coroner, and will do SO this year.
Messrs. G. W. West and Thos Bolles,
candidates for Commissioners in the
First and Fifth Districts, are both old
settlers, both stauuoh Republicans, and
would both make good Commissioners.
They will make 4 strong run, with en-
couraging prospects Of being elected.
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Our Young Folks for October gives
the continuation of "Jack Hazard and
his fortunes = "Honry It the show !"
Something about MONKEYS e 9 No.
lasses, soft-soap, and cider )" "TLe
Mouse aud bis friends )" ''The Rain
Song ''eto. james R. O.sood l. Co.,
publishers, Boston.
In the opening article Of tho As-
lantic for October, "The 1n,ermingling
Of Religions" Mra Child takes the
position that tho elements comprising
the Christian Church are BY no means
peculiar TO itself, but are the ancient
ideas and forms under new names
' q ae Days in Venice is 4 pleasant
record of what 10 to be seen in a visit
to that rare old o,ty. Io "Free Trade
Revenue Reform" Edward Atkinson
argues against Protection !; the .''ends to
be sought are abundant production and
equitable distribution.'' This number
includes dozen other good articles,
poems, 10. J. r: Osgood l. Co., pub
lishers, Boston. ....>;,l1u IL
The contents of the October num-
Der Of the Eclectic Magazine are Of
more than usual interest. Tho article
from the "Quarterly Review" on OAR
wins Descent Of Man, is BY far tho
ablest and most scientific attack that
has yet been made on this remarkable
book. Among tho other articles of
note are the following: "Sir Walter
Scott; The Hersehsb aud the Star
Depths; W,r,a poem, by Hon. Ro-
den Noel; A FIESTA in Venice j.; Patty
Chapters XII. to XLv1.; Ia Kamsoh-
atka and the Country Of tho Koraks ;
The State Papers Of F'snce; Tho Lit.
srary Life-1I.; Marie Of Villefraohe ;
Pike County Ballads; Mediseval Gold
smiths; Continuation Of the Deep-Sea
Explorations i; Marian May ; Sir John
Hersehel," &c. A fine portrait Of The
great astronomer, Sir John Herschel
embellishes the number. e. R. Pelton,
publisher, New York. ..'
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A GALL has been issued for =
State Temperance Convention TO NEST
at st. Paul on the Goth Of Ootob or.
Tho purpose is to shape The political .o-
ton Of the Temperance men Of tho
State for the: present CANVASS An in
dependent Temperance ticket would
b. hailed with joy by the Democratic
party-the only one from which the
new ticket could draw no support.
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n has been decided at caucus, At
which 8. J. Tilden presided, that the
whole New York City ring shall resign
Hall, Comptroller Connolly,
VIM. NJ. Tweed, AMI Peter B.
Sweeney. The Governor will then or
der special election. The Demo.
cratic State Commsttee do not see how
they eau save the State with the ring
men in Office. The ring have taken
that advice.
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Tho Veudome column il to rise
again, but there has been some doubt
as to replacing the figure Of Napoleon
over the Crown. Theirs new, it is
said; decides to have . statue of NJ
poleon in a cooked hat aud gray clothes
placed there Instead of the same M.
ooleon in imperial robes. .<G:r... -
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TWEED made speech TO-. about
twenty-five thousand of his. friends 10
New York City on Friday evening. In
accepting the denomination for Sena-
tor, he said he had q majority Of 20, 900
at the last election, and that he would
be satisfied with nothing less than 3d.
900 this time. The Democracy will
endorse him by reelection, uotwith
standing the immense stealiugs in which
he has been engaged.
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SENATOR CARL ScHuRz SO excl ted
tho; admiration of the ex.Copfederates
of Nashville, Tenn, by speech he
made on Wednesday, that several hun.
drcd of them were moved to write 4
letter. expressive Of their feelings.
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l. Tho great Peuusylvania Railroad
Company, by securing the lease Of tho
North Carolina Railroad, now con-
trolls tho entire line between Washing.
ton and Atlanta, Georgia. New Or.
leans is supposed to be tho objective
point. $751;. ,':.'~s.<: i'.-',
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very chesr,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired.
Apply to P. L. GREGORY.
Railroad Land Office, Ct. Cloud.
Or CALVINF HOW,
8-tf Box 2215, New York.
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~ GEN. L. F. HUBBARD, 81 Red Wing,
has been nominated as one one, Of the Re.
publican candidates for Senator from
Goodbue county. And i good man al, for
tho place he II, too. az. - ." ,25:
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REPORTS from M.nitob. state that
the surveying Of tho Canada Pacific
Railroad is progressing vigorously b.
tween Lake Winnipeg and Lake Su-
perior.
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NOTICE..

A meeting Of the Directors Of tho Mime.
spolis and st. Cloud Railroad Company
will be held At tho Office Of n. T. WILLIS,
ESQ.,, in Kelley's Block, in the oity Of Min.
neapolis, on Friday, tho 10th day Of Sop.
TENDER, 1871, at one o'clock Of said day
tor the purpose Of considering and acting
upon the report Of the committee hereto.
fore appointed to prepare and submit BY
Laws for tho government Of said Company
L. EMMETT,
President.
Sent. 18th. 1871. ~
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IT appears to be settled beyond doubt
that the auti.Butler delegates will be
largely in the majority in the Massa-
chusetts State Convention.
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HANNIBAL HAML1N, ex.Vice Presi.
dent Of the United St ,tes, is in St
Paul.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Thsundsrsigned offers for sale or rent 40
sores Of land (l30 acres under the pillow, J
three aud one half miles from St. Cloud.
also have for sale
90 GOOD COWS
AND 18 CALVES.
Enquire Of W. B. LUTHER on the prsm-
Uses. sspt2l Az
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET,

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY VASAANA'
For Senator. r.. -
L. w. COLLINS. g,
For Representatives. District, ~
E G. CAIRNS. !,
I'd District,
MAJ. NJ. l.. NORTON.
Sd District, - p
JOHN PAYNE.
4th District,
A. BARTO.
For Sheriff..
JOHN COATES.
For Register Of Deeds.
JOHN ZAPP. IT.
For Treasurer,
MATTHIAS CANS.
For County Attorney, =. !:
D. B. SEARLE. -.
For County Surveyor,
NJ. P. NOEL.
For Coroner,
Fl. ZIEGENBEIM.
For County Commissioners,
G. w. WEST, LIST District.
THOS. BOLLES, 5th District
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UNITED STATES,

WASHINGTON, Sept. =, 24th-The
monthly report Of tho Department OF
Agriculture, now in press, contains a.
large amount Of information, general
and local, concerning the crops. The
condition Of corn, as reported in the
August returns, was high, except in
tho Southern States, aad the reports
Of September are equally favorable in
the Eastern and Middle States, and
still more encouraging in States beyond
the Mississippi and Missouri, and some
what less 80 in the Ohio Valley.
States below an average in the great
corn-produciog districts arc Kentucky,
IS per cent; Ohio, SO; Michigan,
%; Indiana, 81; Illinois, IS. Those
shove an average are: Wisconsin. 100;
Minnesota, 1903; Iowa, l13; Missouri,
1os; Kansas, IFS; Neb.aska, liz
The wheat reports are less favorable
than the. returns Of spring and early
summer, except as far as relates to the
Esstern>aud Middle States. The con-
ditlon Of wheat at the time Of harvest.
ing is thus stated: Above an average
New Hampshire, 1o4, Mass.chl.
sets, 1o1; New York, 102; New
jersey; no; Pennsylvania, 1o7;
Maryland, 1o2; Michigan, LOG. Be.
low an average-Maioe 95; Vermont,
SO; Delaware, 81; Virgins, 70;
North Carolina, SO; South Carolina,
So; Georgia, So; Alabama, 66 ; Mis-
sissippi, "a; Texas, a.; Arkansas, 70;
Tennessee, 70; West Virginia, "a ;
Kentucky, 65; Missouri 81; Illinois,
80; Indiana, 81; Ohio, 90; Wiscon.
aio, "a; Minnesota, 80; Iowa, 90 j;
Kansas, So; Nebraska, 80; Califorui.,
"a; Oregon, 80. The amount grown
:in the South is small, but tho low con.
dition there will effect the supply but
little. The depreciation is about ten
per cent. in the west, which will be
partially Offset by the Kentucky in
crease in area. Barley is reported in
condition below average, except 10 a
few States. Buokwheat is less 10
quantity than usual. Rye is nearly
an average crop. Hay is greatly re-
duced in quantity but excellent in
quality. Potatoes are nearly an aver
age yield. Sweet potatoes are full
crop. There will probably be an in
crease of 30 per cent in sugar.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 24.-The French
wheat crop will tall short of the aver.
age BY s5,oo0,ooo hectolitres, but the
weld Of barley and minor crops is
abundant.
ENGLAND.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 2s.-"Piodadil
~" tho London correspondent Of the
World, reports a large deficiency in
the wheat crop Of England. The ques-
ton is, how large will the Deficiency
boz He says: II sent you an esti-
mate the other Day that 1t would be
88,000,000 Of bushels, and I am oblie-
ed to say that can see nothing to
show that this is too large = figure"
There are fears that the potato crop
will also be partial t,ilare. English
buyers of wheat are now making con-
tracts in Pessh, Russia, Turkey, Ronu-
mania, Egypt, C.n.d., Chill, and Aus.
tralis, but France, Avll.ud, and Bel.
GUM are also buyers 10 these markets.
The competition = lively, and prices
seem to be inclined to advance. =.
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JUST think:of: it!;aIce nearly halt
an inoh thick formed.iu Bangor, Me-,
on the night Of the i 9th. instant ..ia1s~
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=. -.: -Ssipce J.aaary there have been
339 cases Of small pox Il Lowell, Man.
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THs yellow fever is spreading rapid
" throughout several of tho Southern
States.
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il. FRANK a DAoolrr has e, gone . 70 :. Nil
~autes, to take place 3 On on +. paper 5 IN
that city. - y ,<...t =, 49,. 49,
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THE CROPS.

wheat, Corn, and Other Ceroals-
Great Falling or In the Tield-The
French and En9ltsh crops-Disas-
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R1OTICE-U.S. LAND OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud, Mimi, Sept IL, 1S51.
Complaint having been catered 1t this o3oe b
Anthony Weber against Jonathan Arksny for ebae:
n, 1855, upon the w nsL and ~ nvk
section e town.hip ~, r.n.e .. il nesrtsoa
zion Of said sstry; the said parties arr hsesay
Summoned to appear ct this once on the Sra
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1871, at 10 O'Clock In The
torenoop, to respond and furniah testimony CON-
corning aid alleged ahaodsonsnt. l.'' ID
c. A. 0ILMAN RsEigtsc.
sept2SthS j, T.C.AcCLURE,R ocoivsr.
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Republican State Ticket:

1888 - For Governor,
+ - HORACE AUSTIN. "
For Lieutenant Governor, S''' p
W. III. YALE. y = $50 W.
For Secretary Of State,
8. P. JENNISON. /. 81
For State Treasurer,
- WILLIAM SEEGER:
For Attorney General,
f. r. E. CORNELL. "
~ Justice. 81 the Supreme Court.
,1s@a2s 3. j. r. MCMILLAN, v"
J: NJ: BERRY. - ~ ',
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Sept. 18th, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-05
RUNNING NOTE, --POLITiCML AND GENEIkALs

General q. A. Hickman who IL experimenting the
construction Of the Eenville, Ulster county New
York, water works. among the fifty officers
chosen from the Libby Salisbury prisons and placed
under the fire OF the Union guns at Charleston.
Governor Geary says he Is not a candidate for any
new honors. HIS nonors sit lightly upon him. a.
contemporary says, lie has served his STATE and
country wei.
Can the McGarranan claim at Washington be
properly called New ldria headed monster
u National Labor Union Convention for the nomi'
nation OF candidates Tor President and Vice Presi
dent will be held In Columbus. Ohio, October IL.
yrhe Richmond Enquirer says 'Ir the democratic
panty shall manage well there is a very fair pros
pcct OF It's carrying the next Presidential election"
All political movements are more or less Il question
or management
country paper says Diogencs with his lantern
has left Washington and arrived IN New York. This
is ike getting out OF the fire and jumping INTO the
irving pau
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one O'CLOCK p. NJ The remains WIN he inferred IN
Greenwood. The United Coopers Association, No. p
souTHAN.-At Ashford, westchester county, on
Thursday, August 3, MARY soUTHAN, beloved VIE
OF G. J. Southan, aged 66 years and IL months.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the M
neral TO 1arrytown Cemetery, on sunday, August o.
at one O'Clock =. NJ from her late residence az ASH
lord. Westcheser county.
English papers please copy.
SruRGEs.-At Hastings. on the Hudson, on Thurs
DAY. August 3, 1871, MARTHA ELLSWORTH SnuhGEs,
only child OF Thomas T., Jr., and Martha Ellsworth
Sturges. aged months ana IL days.
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her parents 10 East Forty fourth street, on
Saturday afternoon, August $, at two O'Clock
THOhAs.-ln Berlin Germany, on tuesday, July
IL, GRIFFITH b. THOMAS. aged ~ years.
me relatives and friends OF the family, an al tine
ately invited 10 attend the funeral from tue resi-
aence OF MS parents, 81 Firth avenue on SATURDAY,
further notice. D' The remains wll be Inferred at
Greenwood
HsHsEA. Seweern NC on sunnay July 80
Stevens
The remains were carried to Wilmington for
fnterment.
VAN PELT.-on Thursday, August g. ruNTs VAN
Ills friends and those OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, Port Richmond, Staten Island on Saturday,
August ., at one O'Clock A. NJ, without further no
tlce. lnterment Greenwood. Boats leave pier
49, foot of Dcy street North RIVER at twelve O'Clock
VAN BEuREN.-On Friday. August T. EDWIN i.
VAN BEUREN, aged SO years and DAYS.
Funeral Sunday, at one p. NJ, from The residence
No PIG East Eighty first street. Relatives and
friends are invited TO attend.
WILLIs.-On Wednesday, August 2 FRANCIS NJ,
wife OF William B. Willis aged II years:
A loving wife, tender mother aud faithful friend
sleeps with her Redeemer.
Friends OF the family, members OF Manhattan
Lodge, No. 62, +. and A. NJ; Holland Lodge. NO 8.
and Republic Lodge No 600 are respectfully IN
vited to attend the funeral, at 20 East washington
KENNETH Friday, August 4. FRANCES ZEM-
NETT, the beloved wife OF Francis Zemmett, aged GO
years.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, Greenville, Hud
son county, n. j. at TWO O'Clock, on Sunday after
noon.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
An EmbezzIing Clerk-Robbcry-The Emil
grant Came.

An EmbczzIing CIerk-Robbcry-The Emil
grant Gnme.
Before Judge Hogan.
Mr.. James Reilly, who does business at 4O7 Wash
ington Market, brought charge Of embezZlemcnt
against Frederick StrebbiC, clerk in his employ.
Strebbig collected fftyseven dollars from McDOugal
h westervelt some time ago and failed to make any
return for it to his employer He admitted the pro-
ceeding, and was held in $500 to answer.
Ferdinand ". Somehow, $40 Broadway, COM
planned that Charles Smith stole property to the
amount OF SIS IS from that establishment the goods
belonging to Collins Brothers. He confessed the
theft and was held to answer.
John N. Hathorn an emigrant on his way across the
Atlantic, was taken into Liberty street ticket once
and, after selling him a steerage passage ticket for
Europe, the men who Keep the ollce at that place
swindled him out OF SIS py the old device OF pre-
tending TO sell MIN certain amount of gold and
only giving him half or portion OF the sum. This
is the infamous den In which three men brutaly out
ragged poor woman the mother Of three children,
about ten days ago, Judge Hogan Is watching the
antics OF these men, and the police in that vicinity
seem to look through some pondcrously Opaque sub
stance he will no doubt soon come 10 their assist
ance and remove the scales by showing up q nest
that has been feathering too long.
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An AGED Brooklyn Beau.

About two weeks since prominent member OF tbs
"Odd Fellows and "Grand Sachcm'' OF the tenn
perance societies OF Brooklyn. man about iiiiy-
eight years Of age left the city upon the prctence OF
visiting Europe, there to take possession Of certain
Estates which he claimed haa been left him by
lately deceased relative. Ills wife exerted herself
defray her husbands expenses OF the voyage,
ana bid him sorrowlul farewell Aitef
he had been gone a week she discovered
his perfidy anding that he had been sojourniDg IN
Troy, N. Y, and In Canada, in company with q
young girl who proved 70 be his niece. she traced
them nnt further search was made useless, De-
cause OF their embarking OF Boston for Europe.
The shock OF the poor woman was terrible anu sac
returned broken. hearted 10 her house, 10 prlhce
street. The unfortunate companion In lniquiy OF
the old SINNER who Is eighteen years OF age rescued
with her parents at sand Lake. Saratoga y. i. me
authorities on the otner side have been teegraphed
70 20 arrest the guilty pair
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DEIGAN'S DANGER.
struck With a Base Ball Club-Ante-Aiorte'a
Statement.

warden Brennan, or Bellevue Hospital yesterday
afternoon informed Coroner Herman that Luxe
Delgan a youth Of eighteen years and born IN
England was lying In that institution in dangerous
condition, he having been admitted on the lStii
ultimo. On thati day Deigan and William MacKlih
pecame involved In q quarrel whue AZ he
Champion Base Ball Grounds, in jersey City, during
which, II IS alleged MacGnn caught up a pase pau
club with which he dealt his adversary neay
blow on the head. Delgan was Drought 20 hIs nohc'
NO SULLIVAN street, this city, In disabled colu,'
ton and then conveyed by ambulance 20 tae nospi
tai FOR treatment. As there Is plopapIiity INA.
Deigan NAV die from the effects oil the voience, ~
was thought udicious 10 take MS an,e,u.on"c Gu
statement. whether Macklir was airerteu ioi 'hs
assault did not appear.
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(srcenbac!xs Gone.

Mr. C. Roof residing at Nc. 1s2 Prospect avenue.
has been for some past In the habit Of sccretDg
his money behind picture which hangs against the
wall in the basement OF his dwelling house. On
Thursday night before retiring he placed $500 in
Treasury notes In the accustomed repository. Yes
terday morning at six O'Clock he repaired to the
basement IN quest OF MS money and was shocked
to find that II gone, no one Knew whittier.
Close inspection OF the premises revealed the fact
that the place had been burgariousy entered dur
ing the night. The probability Is that the rogue
witnessed MIR. Roof putting away the money, and
had therefore, no trouble In finding 1t when he
went to get w. The police have no clue to the
burglar.
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SUPREME C0URT-CAATaBtRS.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Cardozo
Thomas rs. ThonldS.-Report OF referee confirmed
and Judgment OF divorce gran ed; custody Of chill
dren awarded to plaintin.
Burgess U.s. Burgess.-Motion for receiver denied
jackson Us. Fren,Oni.-Order settled.
Malcolm as. AHen ana Othe,'s.-Judgment granted
on report or referee
m me Matter OF the Application or Susan f. Bon
NARY, 6c.-Application granted for deed
Haynes Us. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor payment OF
money granted.