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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
OCEAN STEAMER
| Sails Destination.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 20, 1871.
CLEARED.

~ steamship Charles W Lord, Rogers, New OreAns-C a
Mallory 4 Co.
steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charlsston-H R
Morgan Co.
steamship Hateras Lawrence, Norfolk-old dominion
Wood
steamship Norwich Hines. Murray Ferris 4
Co.
Ship Haze, Wilkinson, Antwcrp-Jacob " Schmidt Co
Bark James Ward, Nick erson, Lverpool-Jas Ward
Co.
bar, Bark Mndet tNor) 1nGsbrethsen. Cork Falmouth
Bark Shareholder Nor, RamluH Cork or Falmouth
Wend, Tctens 4 Bockmann
Bark yerdendi tswe, Petersen, Cork Falmouth or
Bark Fesina Ieuts 5NG> Gieruldsen Cork or Falmouth
, Bark soi deo Gloria (NG), wienaud, Antwerp-Funch
Bark Memoria (NG), scvig. Dunkirk -wendt, Te,ens
BARK Brunswick Allen, Dunkirk-wash, Field 4 Way
Bark Francis BourneOf (Br), Oliver. Havre-Boyd b
Hncken.
Bark Alfredo (spl Andass, Marsciiles--Ferrer 4 Co.
Brig A Putnam (Br), Rogers, Antwerp-Fnnch, Edge
Co.
Brig Helen Rich, strou,, Coruana and Cadz-John z-
tlosen
Brig Sarah Crowei (Br Morris, 81 Johns PRIV Wood.
ruff.
Schr Parepa, Packard Rouen-B Mctcaif h Co.
Schr Dolphin, Hudson, Cape Hayti--R Murray, Jr
Schr ThOs Wlnans, Morgan, Corpus Christi-l GageE
schr Danl Babcock Colcord, Brunswick Winchester
Schr A Collins, Tooker Richmond-va0 Brunt Bro.
Schr 7 OWENS Sclleck, Bridgeport Racket 4 Bro.
Schr Dart. Williams, Stamford.
Steamer Tacony, Nicnols, Philadelph,a.
Steamer Concord, Norman, Philadelphia.
Steamer N Fairchild. Trout Philadelphia.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Phiiate
Steamer + Phelps, Brown, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
NEW YORK CITY.

The following record win snow the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyrour hours In COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy. HERALD Building. corner OF Ann street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
"ONEIDAS vs.. "ARGONAUTAS."
Exciting Six-Oared Gig Race on
the Kill Won KuIl.
Grand Attendance of Spectetors-Ths "Argo-
nautas'' the Winners-Bsrgen Point JOY
full Over the Maiden Victory Of
Their Pet Oarsmen.

For ten days or longer Bergen Point has been con-
siderably excited over the anticipated sx-oared gig
race between their pet oarsmen OF the Argonauta
Rowing Association and the crew OF the Oneida
Clue, OF Jersey CITY, The residents and sojourner
| OF this lovely retreat on the XIII Won Kull even
forgot in their musings over this meeting OF the
great aquatic victory Of the gallant Ward Brothers on
Saratoga Lake, and did little else in their leisure
moments but talk oar, the Argonauta's and Oneida's
oars and wondered II the lads OF Jersey City could
possibly pull better than their favOrites. Many
men, women and children INDUCED in these specu-
latl0ns, and as early as Monday night the young
girls OF the village and OF the La TOlrette
House went to bed with red ribbon In their
hair for curl paper to testify their love and admira
ton Tor the working members Of the "Argeys." 1t
is presumed the Oneidas had equally the same SYM
pahy extended to them on the part OF the fair ladies
OF Jersey City; but as it was not noticed to be SO
demonstrative 1t Is fair TO assume the Argonautas
were the more favored in tins respect.
These amateurs of Bergen Point have been rowing
the sheet OF water at their 1eot since June last
and, OF an ambitious turn Of MUD put themselves
under the care and discipline OF the cear-neaded
Ellis Ward, and, with attention to his teachings,
TO day fair oarsmen for gentlemen who naturally
cannot devote but little time TO the amusement.
They have pleasant quarters, and all else that an
association OF its character can desire. With all
tDis tuey nave pecH uDluCky Hiiu, IL CVitnOu TcpOTS
Is true lost every race they have pulled. Yesterday,
however, there was change and, quite easily, they
scored a deserving victory over their bright-eyed
opponents.
The race was made in response to the Oneida's
challenge, and, as usual with amateurs, was for q
set OF colors. The course selected from stake
boat OF the lighthouse at the entrance to Newark
| Bay, thence to the END Of the New Brighton DOCK
straight away, distance OF three miles. The time
! named was four O'Clock; but unfortunately,
like many other contests OF its character, 1t was
two hours later before they were sent away, aud the
, finish was made with the moon and stars SHINING
boldly above the heads OF contestants and specta
| tors.
Young in years are all the members OF the two
crews the Oldest beng In the ArgOnauas and lie but
twenty-tnree years OF age In the matter or prepa-
ration the Oneldas evidently had the worst Of It, as
their condition inferior 20 their more ustv op
| ponents glance at the appended tables will give
| an excellent idea OF the respective creWs:-
4 JTn<
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
COLLISION IN THE gAsT RIVER.

Yesterday morning as the sl0op Providence, loaded
with brick. was sailing up the East River she was
run into by pilot boat No. II, and seriously
damaged The captain OF The sloop seeing that MS
vessel was In sinking condition headed her for cr
20 upon reaching which she sank the captain and
Two deck hands jumping Oh tlc dock. The pilot
boat passedpn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
HUDSON AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATIONS.

The Hudson Amateur Rowing Association will
e.se their hftb annual regatta on October :. at
Pleasant Valley The races this year are open 10 al
amateur rowers in Inc un!ted States The Board or
Delegates viii meet on Fra Jay evening al The Quick
Club house to receive the entries IRON several clols
wio nave annonnced Their intention % pa;tc,parc
1he Single SOUL Shell and slX-oered shell races are
for tlc amateur championship Of the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
ROW AT A FREE LOVE GATHERING.
One Man Fatally Shot.

From The Chicago Times, Sept. 1871
Shortly before ten O'Clock last evening O Sc
rious shooting ARRAY occurred the West side.
There had been o meeting OF Spiritualisis at the
street.. IEe Iaie; Were prOpit0us and the best OF
spirits prevailed There were several mediums
present and the seance was pronounced g most
con- ete success.
The leading spirit In this choice assemnlage OF
SpriiAalsts was the lady OF the house whose name
as s0e says 1 Is. but Mrs.. Charles BAKER. She mad
not lived WITH Mr Raker Tor some Time. however
but instead, was permitting man named Ben X.
MICHEL 10 support her ami pay her house rent
Baker ~ seems was In the naIt OF Keeping distant
SUPERVISOR over her do,ngs and lasb evening he
height and sent word 10 his vile that he wanted O
see her. she obeyed the summons and alter con.
versing with nm % few moments went back In The
house and reported that Mr.. Baker was coming in.
Then Mllche,l, VINO was present, swore That so
long as hc had charge Of the premises Baker shoud
made rom among those present. only shcrt time
previous 10 this interruption Which money Mitchell
mad retained III his own hands. When BENJAMIN
SAID BAKER should not come ia Mrs. Sawyer SAID she
would ieaye the house, demanding at the same time
the money collected. Mitchell refused 10 give IL zip
and the woman slapped him IN the face. Mitchell
linen seized mold or The woman when she called
aloud for Baker who came rushing into the house.
rs ne entered Inc room he drew his revolver and
Ired llrec times one vail taxing effect The lett
breast OF Mitchell and lodging Ia his neck. Mrs.
Baker was slightly wounded by another bullet.
!be report Oh the p!stOi summoned oiicers West
sc a1r MalCncy 10 the house and Trey at once took
Madison street police station. The wounded par
ties were also conducted To the same place. Mitchell
was attended by Drs Hersey and CLARK who pro-
nouncc bis injury very serious one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
DUCHESS COUNTY FAIR.

TOUGugEEPsIE Sept. 90, 1871.
The annual fair OF the Duchess County Agricultu.
raj Society is now being held al Washington Hollow.
There Is very large display of stocks OF all kinds
agricultural implements, &C. The display is fully
equal 10 that OF any previous year. The receipts for
The llrst TWO Gays loot up 81 go The lair VIII close
IIllaT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

A REPENTANT All SIN.-The Indiana Conference
OF the Methodist Church, on the 18TH instant Bishop
Scott presiding admitted 70 full membership Elder
Ling Ching Ting, OF the Foo Chow mission. An in
tcrestlng letter from the reverend Chinese was read
in which he said that he had not much wisdom, and
begged that the brethren would pray constantly for
HIM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

Tuy CRANBERRY CROP. THE Yarmouth lMassA
R5giyler Fags nearly one quarter Of fnc crlnbeTry
crop in nafwicf yas destroyed hy jrOg. On Ersay
night inc sth inst. some have coIpDepced pieljB.
aud have sod NJ $40 per barrel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. 70, 1871.
Chief Justice Chase arrived here this afternoon,
and is the guest OF Hon. r. G. Spa uldinR He
visited the Rink this evening" and was highly
pleased with the magnificent display OF the exht-
hilton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
schr Eva, Sherman, Elizabethpori for Fan River.
SAILED.

Steamships Scotia and Wisconsin, Liverpool; Alexandria,
Glasgow; Eagle, Queenstown; Jas Adger Charleston.
Wind at sunset NV, frcsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
Tur ULnrER TRAGEDY FoREToI.p IN DRpAM-

THE HkarER TRAGEDY FoRErOLD IN A DREAM
In connection with the horrible Harper tragedy the
Lexington lky.j Press or Friday tells q most re-
u!arkablc dream OF one OF the members OF the Har-
per family Ine Press savs:--'A circumstance
Tahey startling In Its nature regarding the Harper
murder Was made known TO ns yesterday. We
were lnfGAmed By Mr.. Fran Harper that the wife
or Wallace Harper dreamed, the saturday nIgnt
before the murder, mat Jake anu Miss Netsey were
both Killed ~ negro man and boy, and that the
man had long Vliskers, The description given Of
the man answers exactly 10 that OF Tom Baker one
OF the ne lroes arrested upon suspicion Il eompli-
CITY IN me murder This 10 very strange but what
nave haunted the dreams OF a lady relative or the
deceased only the day before M murder VIC are
10, gwen 10 superstition or lnc.i.e1 10 attach I'M
FUriahce 10 dreams, but II thus one was made
Known before the murder we think II one OF The
most IeMaItsyie OCCURRENCES in modern, lines"
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ytstcTVdy %
Average temperature for corresponding date
lasI year .... 6Sl
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.Ihe EoRt Race Guehrns-Thc Eonforil
Crew Winners al the EsuJ~1Rved Race
II Jelly Winner ef the -iuaIe eseuIi.
QUEBEC, SEPT. q, 1871.
IN the fo'u-oared race to-day Ave Qnehec and tie
R,uioyih crew started the Renfor;h crew winning
by NO minutes In the single scull race Ecily csme
in hxb thainbeSs secone ana Percy thud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

h with mdse ana ss4 passengers to Henderson Bros had
ne
and ees steamships SCOTIA
sorfolk with mdse and passengers. to the Ola Dominion
sa ss'Sata ss;s?ss s:ss
rsn q 1rS .. s g. Ss
s ss dass Gn s
%e.s fnsss ri g. S1 Is e
bark hotsap from ss.. for Mr.msh 81 day; out
to ship star Ros s wh
had light variable weather psssass ssps
RonTs sustained b s Sssn days
dang r. ss.. ss
to master Passed the Cane of Good Hope July l5 touched
had sa: rs
DAYS after rounding the Cape from thence light variable
BARR Eliza Barss Br), vesey, Bermuda, days. aast
Bark Helen Angler. Staples. Stockton, days. in ballast
Brig Don 2.iSoe GGpap July e with marble
ss E9ss Ss 5
s xsss ss b Vim rh s sS
SchT Mary A witham Kelley, Santa Martha and Saw
CO.. Gs s Ss ws 70 s
~ since northeast and norhery winds aud good weather.
sSnr psmeT Mex IS day.: with
Hae 1ne'Ad Had nns "s
Ss %s s HAD
sc Sf King Eldrdse Ponce PR 10 day.. with sugar
Had modeTaie weather. i Sept H. spoke s chr
seSr ssm Sda w aosaV %o sls, Virginia
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
u steamer Taaroosa, Lieut. McRichie, Boston for New
Brig Archnt West tBr). Gerior Boston for New York.
Sshr Samuel Kicker Kicker Providence for New York
sssr wm Ts a:%an Ea si%O@ for al
sehr Evcne Buger, Bangor for New York, with lumber
s sc,r 7 Lyman. Hl' Bridgeport for New York
Bance for for New YORK.
Nary s S FSs @ o4 S.gP
schr Wake, Bunker, Providence for New York. ''A
sss Sss yG s New Bedford s% YORK.
schr Jerpsp Days. New Haven for New brunswick.
steamer Nets, Davis, Providence for New York. with
Steamer Pelican, Eaton Norwich New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Norwich. Hines. New York for Salem.
Ponder Phaaepha for New Be sforGrd
sssys Ssw sr a iSa ss.n
s scSr nenn Esaa for Fan River
=.
schr VIM Cray, Allen, Brooklyn for New London
schr Martha, smith, Elizabethport for Ncwburyport.
schr Ida Is Sisbce, Newton, Philadelphia Norwich
scr Reading Railroad No 49, Green Philadelphia for New
Haven - ' '' W. -'""
schr Asher Parker Carpenter New York for Glen Cove
s Schr Ina Sammls, New York for Huntington.
S Schr Geo Kspplier simmons, Amboy for Stamford
schr Robert Bafr Hawkins, Haverstraw for Providence
s scsr Eddie Treat Niekerson New York Boston.
ford. ' '" 's
schr Eva, johnson, Eizabethport for Norwich ~
Schr Minnesota, Elizabethport for Hyannis
schr Tempest, shropshre. Trenton for New Haven II
S S Charger White Elizabehport for Providence.
Schr Mary Finch Port johnson for Belfast
Schr Corv0 Pick ering, New York for Belfast =.
ford. ~ "' " 80
scnr Tho, lIix Hail. Elizabc,hport for Plymouth
Schr Belle, Stearn, VIRGINIA New Beiiorj
schr Saratoga, Weeks, Elizsbchport Providence.
schr Nm Il Peck, Bunce, New York for OYSTER Bay.
schr Cabot, fsrkcr, tlzabethpor for Boston, tlt
schr Geo Somers, Bray, Jacksonville va New York for
Boston, ~ - ~
schr George Albert, Crane, weehawken for Boston.
schr !. NJ Strout Vesey, Elzabethport for Salem
Echr Hannah Brown, Sackett, frotor for Pawtucke
ford. $500 ~ " '
scbr Eva, Sherman, Elizabethpori for Fan River
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SHIPPING NEW S,

AIp,aDar t0r New York This Day.
Sun rises. ...... 3 46 Moon sets... eve 10 48
Sun sets. ....... 5 So High water. morn l 90
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

The number OF emtgrants arrived at this port
during the past week was no. 1877, being increase
OF 26l over the corresponding week Of last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

NV HAVEN, SEPT. q, ls7l.
The Yale Navy yesterday so:Cd - select Their
University crews hereafter irem The whole Univep-
SLY. ana urged similar action on the psrt OF
Harvard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

Apheus Warren, aged fifty nine years. died In
Bellevue Hospital. On the 25th ult. he was struck
by the pole OF truck at one OF the East River piers
and fatally injured. Coroner Schrmer was notified
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

George Perry, thirty years OF age. fell from new
building to the pavement. and died in Bellevue Hos
pial from the sects OF the injuries. No other par
culars OF the occurrence appeared at the COrOners
once. Coroner Schlrmer was notified
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

The onicers and delegates OF the william M.
Tweed Central Club Will meet to-day at twelve NJ,
at lis Nassau street. IL. at the call OF James
Oliver, President, to make ARRANGEMENTS for the
demonstration In honor OF Mr.. Tweed at Tweed
Plaza, East BROADWAY TO morrow evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

Yesterday morning the regular weekly meeting OF
Fire Commissioners was held at headquarters, Presi-
dent William Hickman in the chair. and William
v. White, Secretary. number OF complaints for
for absence from duty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

Adam Reigel, German, ifty years OF age, while
engaged IN piasterng at Millcman's Hall, Seventh
avenue and Twenty-sixIh street, fell from scat
fold to the ground and received injuries from the
effects OF which ne ded three hours subsequently In
Bellevue Hospital An Inquest Was held by Coroner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

solemn requiem mass for the souls Of the Papal
ZOuaves who fell in defending Rome one year ago
yesterday was celebrated in st. Patrck's Cathedral
yesterday morning unaer the auspices Of Mr..
Charles Tracy. The officiating ciergymen were:-
Celebrant, Rev. Father Carney: Deacon, rev. Father
McNamee; SuUdeacon Rev. Father Kane. double
quartet choir was IN attendance, and the music was
under the direction OF the Organist MI. SchmlLz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

Timothy Collins, labOrer, twenty-five years Of
age late OF 14s Leonard street, died yesterday morn
ing from the effects OF injuries received nearly three
weeks ago by wall falling on him while engaged
IN tearing down the old building corner Of Centre
street and TryOn row. Coroner Schirmer was no
titled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

Mr.. John Fredens, who Keeps q colored sailors
boarding house IN Mechanics alley, had saved q
quantity Of silver cop which he gave to one Charles
Styles white man who was boarding IN the house,
10 get changed Tor him. Neither Styles nor the
coin turned up for several days. Yesterday he mad
him arrested and brought before Judge Ledwith on
charge OF fraud. Styles was held to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest on
the body Of John Tu,ly youth OF twenty years, who
on Tuesday evening was drowned by accidentally
falling into the dock ut pier No. East River. De-
ceased was engaged In discharging freight from
ship at the time OF the occurrence. Tuy was
single man and lived in state street, Brooklyn,
whittier the remains were taken ior lnterment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

Comst Lodge, .NO. 81, H. o. O. R-Holds its reg
ular meetings at ODD FELLOWS HALL, Trinity Center
Saturday evenings. CHAUNCEY LANGD0N N. G..
T. D. DRAPER, r. 8. 1vl4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-07-08

81 WANT to pay for three fish," said custo-
mer, as he approached the pay-counter of an
eating house, after eating his dinner.
"Waiter, what did this gentleman have?'
asked the proprietor.
1.-TWO fish, sir" replied the waiter.
" Three" interrupted the customer Two
trout and one smeH.
The New York herald., 1871-05-09
erRmAn-lMERlclh NATIONAL UNION.

Grand Mass Meeting in the Nincteenth ware
The German residents OF the Nineteenth ward as-
sembled in large numbers to attend mass meeuhs
held last evening in Terrace Garden, Fiity-eip .th
street ana Broadway. Mr.. Samuel d. Sewar ds was
unanimously called to the chair. Ihe o.,ect OF the
meeting, as briefly stated by the ch".,rman, was tc
endorse the undert aking which originated with the
GEN raj Committee OF the late German Feace
Festival TO create perma' .ent organization OF the
Germans throughout IN, United States for the pur
pose Of protecting Their specific Interests without ans
Junction OF political party, ana also TO form perma
nent ward Organization TO forward the oDJects
had IN view Lg the General Committee OF the Ger
man American National Union. Messrs. kranssheer
Kcssler. Enfanger Schneider, Bernet, Robinson and
Stemmner we're appointed committee ON organlza
ton and resolutions. and reported series OF reso
lutons advising the formation or permanent ward
organization for the objects stated above; thaJ sao
organization should rest on a popular basis anu
inviting the other wards OF the city to follow IN tnls
respect the example OF the Nineteenth. The reso
lutions were unanimously adopted. The Following
gentlemen were then elected permanent officers O
the Nineteenth ward German-Amerlcan Natlona
Union:-President Henry Claussen; Vice President
Henry Schwartz, and Secretary. Ferdinand lranu
The Nineteenth ward organization VIII be repre-
sented by five delegates at the German mass meet
ing to be held at Lederkranz Hall on the 10th OF th
month.
The New York herald., 1871-05-09
KU KLUX In NORTH CAROLINA.
First Case Under the New Kukiax Biil-Chiv.
alrous Treatment OF Women and Children
The knout in tho Old North State-Ku
Kluxes Before Federal Authorities.
RALETGU, n. o.. Nav 8.

RALEIGH, N. @, May s. 1871.
The 0rst case under the new Ku Klux bill came
up before the United States Commissioner In this
city to-day On Saturday, April 30, the house OF
Mrs. Sarah Gilmore (white). In Chatham county,
was attacked by about thirty disguised men, who
fired into 1t, broke open the door and then whipped
the inmates, consisting OF Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs God
frey, several daughters OF q mixed color,
though the mothers were whlte and three negro
men who were sleeping in the house. The house
was log cabin OF but one room. Appeal was made
to the United States Commissioner for the arrest OF
certain parties, supposed to have been OF the party
deputy marshal Of the United States proposed to
90 to Chatham and make the arrests alone refusing
TO carry troops with him, whereupon MIR. Sharer,
commissioner appointed a special deputy, who re-
quired troops, thus endeayerng TO make 1t as mnch
political as possible. The deputy appointed,
Howle, notoriously corrupt man, proceeded win
guard, arrested the parties, and brought three
Raleigh yesterday.
A preliminary examination was had, which was
continued to-day. The evidence shows that large
band of disguised men burst the door and then
proceeded 10 whip and otherwise maltreat the in
mates. Mrs. Gilmore some sixty years Of age, was
whipped; also Mrs. Godfrey Miss Frances CHINO re.
the several negroes found In the house, and OF
the children. The clothing OF the women was held
up aud they whipped on their naked SKINS The
band said tney whipped them because they were
the evidence OF the parties themselves
roborated On one OF them outrage was
descripsion OF which decncy iorbIds ~ matSn.
showed Il depraved condition OF the women There
Is much complaint OF the women, in which the COM
missioner ana deputy marshal nave attempted to
make political capital out OF the case but unfortu-
naiely for them, all the parties arrested for the
offence confessed to being radicals oil the strlctest
sort. Inc defendants proved altbis, and the EVIL
dence against them could scarcely be called plausi-
Bile. Two OF tnem were bound over In the sum OF
up before the United States Circuit Judge at the
next sitting OF the court.