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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
HERALD SATURDAY. 22 ls7l-TR1PLE SHEET

think the better way WIN DO place in my hands whatever
when testimony viii have been T. as sas and signed WITH
ina. can ead them about as would horse With peck o.
nnoocapei hour Who 4 the most convenient person 70
sent Ut Scott would be tho best witness If
Ascompsnyins this letter is tho following noie noo
Must give Mr. Nourse the fifty dollars for Mscf Yousee
!ns sy,dsnss niiy dollar. snassS s: ri aS
given sha take tho to Nourse this evening" or will
From MRS. '. TO Mr..
ss letter bore date
% 1n that Msp ana way
snsS .1a, Is not sh give them Sp
they no. in readiness, which You can prevent By
osl once any you viii name as Isl Ike
sit there waiting for Send BY the bearer
about which must See you.shss can't wall. '' '''
ss.v Be the meaning Of pousss
was ready ior HIM and failed % come for me- now
sns !. ss a 4.
Ing sasae.. ny FROM mote s r after svH. taken
.s;,$ lsia' ,s@s s;ass
get the Anal SO rs dsheaen ami make angry opposite
FOR interest II, such saans OA Viii you
see zee me 2, wait her. n tho furniture
word whether must you this morning before twelve
O'CLOCK Tor Two got to get to-day. Don't
moment pease, Tor also must get money from him
to-day need IL to through this thing. went
Vt eleven O'Clock last night to 33l, but either
there or asleep Why have not been TO again
remember what you said, viz ~ will como to
whenever Wish to--no matter what the consequences"
what am to think am so ANXIOUS angry az McDou-
gall, and SO miserable; do in answer TO his. l..
DON'T GO WHERE TnEEn ARE YOUNG LADIES'
JULY 80, 1870.
MY OWN DApIINGMy ever truthful loving dariag, you
must not go where there young ladies make love to
you-understand that Your convenient
TO mel remember that and I'll try and you well
THIS evening God bc33 YOU my own darling LA URA.
LAW POINT
decided. l..
WANTS SOME PORT.
MI II have been sick since last night Will not be ablo
to see you before Wednesday. Send port
tor by whom or how shall be your wife day,
and So 1t will ma Ike difference.
Send as soon as you can, for havo not drop, and
need 1t now.
CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT HIM.
MY DAILING-Lovo In all its shapes implies sacrifices
daring. Much must be conceded, If would love.
not live without you Come. LAURA.
FAREwELL, roREvERl
AUGUST 90. 1870.
Mrs. Smith has told Mrs. Hammersmth that known
MI Snyder In tho East II Is fascuttery false Until
met him here at mothers him heard Of
him.
These the last words that pass between you
and Then believe me that speak truth. they
words spoken from the grave and bear th false
representation should stand against me.
Believe me and forget Forgive all, have forgiven
Farewell, forever \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN NEWARK.

proposition is now under serious consideration
among members OF the street Committee OF the
Newark Common Council looking to the widening
and improving oftwo important city thoroughfares-
South Orange and Springfield avenues. The pro.
posed improvements viii involve largo expendl-
ture OF money. There are citizens who think how.
ever that the City Fathers would the interests
OF the city by carrying out some undertakings
already on hand OF the same and other sorts.
Cobbestone and mud. covered streets still abound
lasGaiS and should receive urinary attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURES.

HARRISBURG, April 81, 1871.
The committee OF conference on the Apportion-
ment bill were In session until four O'Clock this morn.
ing. bill was finally agreed upon which gives
TO the republicans by one majority. The House Will
be republican by SIX majority, according Geary' 8
lastvote Considerable dissatisfaction Is manifested
by the republicans although It Is believed the Oil
will receive a large majority vote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
THE LATEST.

Close Of the ARGUMENT for the yrosccution-A
Verdict Probable To-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20, 1871.
The counsel for Mrs. Fair concluded his argument,
which lasted two days. this morning. Mr.. Cook his
associate, then commenced speaking and Will
probably conclude tonight. District Attorney Byrne
Will follow, closing the argument, and the case Will
probably go to the jury on Saturday. The trial. as
conducted Is generally looked upon by the public
farce. The Interest In 1t IS already abating under
the impression OF the result Of foregone concu.
sion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
THE UNITED STATES BUILDINGS At TRENTON.

The commissioners appointed to select a site lok
the United States buildings at Trenton, N j.. have
completed their labors. majority and minority
report have been forwarded to Washington. In
consequence OF the protracied illness OF ex-Gov-
ernor Olden that gentleman did not particpate i9
and John Murphy are In favor Of the site corner OF
state and MONTGOMERY streets, aud Judge Nixon,
who would prefer the corner OF Chancery street,
has given his opinion In favor OF the corner OF War
and Duar slreet5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
rhe NEWFOUNDLAND CABLES.

ST. JOINS, N. F., April q, 1871.
The Newfoundland Companys cable between Port
an Basque and Ashpee Bay, Cape Breton IsIandy
totally failed on the 10th inst steamer with re-
pairing appliances Will leave here at once to
re.establish the connection. Communication win
- island via St Pierre and SYdneY u undisturbedl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22
THE COOPER UNION LECTURES.

The next lecture In the free course OF scientific
lectures for the people, at the Cooper Union,
will take place In the Great Hall, on this Saturday
evening" at eight O'CLOCK Subject wiz be 'sThe At
mospnerc with Reference TO Respiration and Ven
tilation.u and the lecturer Professor BENJAMIN. SIM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

TO MRS. FATR WHILE SHE WAS MRS. SNYDER.
Written In 1870 In pencil
No front second floor that 10 first
door the street will be waiting at the street door
- [To samel
ny DARLING STILL, YEe, STILL NY DARLIsa--It now
wants but nine o'clock, the time shall DO
near you looking up window In the hope OF seeing
your dear face again How do love you'll There are 80
come hroncng my mind, and then words ne6ee
tual convey idea Of what feel Good night God
bless you. ,,, A'r.o.
mus, see you tonight Say yes, and let me Ican
not wait. This night e perfectly decisive Of our fate
posTeoRrpr.
II II you won't see me tonight we shall
never meet on EARTH
NY DARLrNa-Dont be angry with me for what have
done. have paid the rent for whole month wanted
ample tmc and was determined you should not
DO The rain will probably delay the compile
ton Of the house. and they VIII not DC ready ~ we is
and have been anxious the that should keep
the house. send you, also, another receipt Tor money
paid bsby's lot some time ago. Put away WI be up
this evening raining hard Am not well today
Hope you arc. Lovingly as ever, ~
or course had not forgotten. wearied myself ont all
dav o'clock, trying TO get note 10 you WIN be
with You eight ths evening. -. - -,
THE SNYDER DIVORCE oAsE-LETrER FROM MRS. FANS
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. T. 1870.
MApAMI have had defendants default entered IN your
suit and referred the Commissioner to take testimony
find time much engaged this week. and
wi be cincult time set for taking the evidence.
This wiz maka awkward about auhp~aans wiknsaseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

Cftteuden had rooms at tho Tahos House tho
mo- Seas TAXED BEFORE he M he
Tahoe Hoa.s think went to the theatre Sncs r twice
Mrs Fair heard that Mrs Fairs ars husband shot
ear % sq ny q
6ere know they talked il Virginia about her having i'm
SsSfs se ss ia M'she
her before Mr. crltanden shot can't remember
might have been the street; was In the city here il
was about bout tw W. Or three years ago.
NJ; Ssmp6si.Lsi's have out. .Ir eoao roo'S Never
A. cannot state u cannot describe him, don't know
being sworn, testified in San Francisco
ant BY ssht nine OF len rs. her
b ssa very warn. friend
M sGssnden w.: virsnia Of thYe days prior
her Sss g.. could not :y whether
speak A:r conduct before .As went
g %asTs aid he ,g.HL ~ cannot .s wh..
ss
Tine. rSa JUDE
ssI !. 70. being friend tl9x dwip Friendly
lave you ever talked with Mr. CIitsndsn on the
him what had heard about II.
being sworn testified =. reside IN San Francisco
an s s ps sur v.d o @
her general reputation; was bad.
ossexanined by Mr.. Cook-Residcd in Virginia from
1858 TO 1897 ia the hardware business there had
family uere was there mt the time tho defendant first took
the rahoe House. In 1858 furnished good deal of material
for that house. as was building myself hink the building
put In the spring tell what time she opened
Al knew Mr. Crtenden at that time him every day.
the Tahoe House she moved street, lived right
the street from her.
O. Do you know whether Mr.. Crenden had rooms there
saw him come ont of them morning (Laugher)
The reputation heard general reputation don't think
that her association with him caused that reputation but
had some weight with me; her reputation discussed
through the streets Eeneray reported Through tho
streets that her reputation not goods was generally
reported that she was living with Mr. Crttenden don't
that can name any one that heard speak Of Il in pacu
lar; don't know that helped to circulate report
child, and instructed my wife speak under
ctrcumsances told wife not to speak to her
she st to Virginia, because her reputation
bad and did not want her to form her acquaintance did
not anything particularly about Mrs, Fair when
first came to Virginia. was In 1856 that told wife not
TO speak to her.
g. Now you cannot give OF any person whom
you heard anything about her. what they said? A.
A Any occasion upon which anything saidp A.
No, sir.
Mr. Byrne said the probabilities were the prosecution
would rest but would Ike to have until tomorrow
slider the matter.
The Court suggested evening session. but Mr.
stated impossible for him to attend the idea
doned, and the court adjourned until this morung ter
O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-22

SAN FRANCISCO, April IA. 1871.
Yesterdays proceedings IN the trial Of Mrs. Fair
were very Interesting. There was some tall swear.
ing and there were some lies told. Somebody was
guilty OF perjury, and leave the HERALD readers
TO Judge who it was:-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
MINNESOTA Democracy.

The Democrats of Minnesota have nOmi-
mated she following officers on the following
platform:
The Democratic State Convention met in
this CITY to daY Apd nominated ths following
ticket;
Gouernor--W Winthrop Young, of s: An
thonY.
Lieutenant Gorernor--L. Buell., of Houu
ton.
.Sscretarg Of State E. FolF, of Rice.
Treasure B. Vusbers, OF Stesrus.
Attorney GeHerdi-J L. Mcdonald, OF
ChAkopes.
Justices Of Supreme CoHt-Wl.lla.
Mnohsll, of WinoUa. aud NJ. h. BIrk, OF
MsnkAto.
The first and second resolutions declare
that the party adheres to the priroipIe
of TIA founder-ThomAs JeGerson-and de-
nouncs the Republican administration for lie
shameless corruption sad squAndsring OF
public moaey and settled disregard OF con
sfituiions obligations.
The third aud fourth resolutions sre a.
follows:
Resolcea, That we recognize as binding
the constitution as II now exists.
Resolred Ths. the prime nsoessAries Of
life, such "a iron, coal, sAlI, leather, anc
cotton and woollen goods ought to be free
from al tariffs and taxation; that upon al
other articles only such taxes and TARIFF
ought TO be- imposed as shall he required to
meet the wants Of the government eoonomi-
oally administered, and that Au adjustment
Of taxes and tariffs, win view of proven
ting fair composition In trade from any
source, is subvsrsion OF the rights and
hurtful to the interests Of the mass Of the
people.
The fifth resolution declares against the
growing power of corporations over the
people, and in fovor of regulating trans
portstiou rates aud tariffs by law.
The sixth resolution demands genera
amnesty.
The seventh resolution declares that thu
party is opposed to further land grants u
corporations, and that, while grants ar
made they shall be on condition that land
shall be sold only to actual settlers, st no
over 81 so per acre.
The eight aud last resolution denounce
the present State administration as incom
psten and unworthy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20

liz eight observation-disclosures has
lad fifteen constitutions !. That of Sd
September, 1891, which lasted fifteen
months. 2. Of 25th OF June, 1898, fifteen
months ended with the fall of RobespIerel.
3. Of the / 9th VsndsmAire, second year OF
the Republic, three months. A. or llth
Frimaire, the same year, fifteen months. s..
OF 4Ih Fruotidore, third year directory
four and half years. 6. OF I'D Frimaire,
seventh year First COnsuIAte), two years.
Z. OF Thermidor, tenth year (Sscond Con
Suiaie), two years. 8 OF 33d Floreal,
twelfth year First Empire] tan years. 8.
or April 18th, Ihree months. TO. OF 9TH
June, 1914 La Chsrte), nine months. IL
OF 22d March, 1915 (Aundred days., two
mouths. IL. of7Gh July, 1915 (RsstOrA-
tom, fifteen year,. IL. OF 9th August
1880, Louis Phil!iPp), Eighteen years
IA. Of 18th November, ls4S, Second Re
pubhcl, two years Is. Of l4th January
1861, Second Empire) nineteen yeArs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
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Cash Prizes Silverware, etc, valued al 81, 200,0r0
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20

The death ia announced of Mr.. Frank
Matthews, in his sixty.ffth year Mr..
Matthew frat appearance in London took
place so long ago "a 1929, when he played
a. the English Opera House, WAdeck, 10
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he. Among his most meritorious perfor
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20

AHoTHER New York tb;sf h.. o A.
light. This time he is radical. He s,ols
from sllS,OOO to $l5O,OOO from the fsdsrs,
government. His namo is John W. Norton
Superintendent Of the money order dsn.r,,
ment in the post office ia that city. viii
Mr. Grants OfhOe-holders drop Tsmmsn,
long enough to make note of ,his radio.
robbery, to say that Norton became eub,,
raised in business is why he is shor. som
Q1bO 600 in his accounts Z?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
900 in his accounts +?

The receiver of public moneys at OIym.
pia, together with the governor (SalOmonl
at wAshingto territory, has stolen between
$50, 900 and $4,000 of the public (peO
pls's) money, and Mr.. Grant simply dis
misses him. Why not arrest both the re
oeivsr and governor, Is any other thieves
ere brought upg Are they TOO lcyalS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-20
Illinois Democratic stats CSassntIsn


AssSte convention or the democracy Of Hi
nois wilibe held In the city Of - sa &
Springfield, Wednesday, Oct. .4th, 1871,
Atl2 o'ciosk NJ, TO wt!ch the, democratic
voters OF each county are requested TO send dels-
gates, foV the purpose Of nominating cAndi-
date for representative In congress from the
state-at-lAEge.
Tho basis OF representation On abe oonventier
will DO the number Of votes cast for Heratio Sey
mour for president in 1858, one delegate bsini
entitled 10 seat for each 800 votes cast
and one for each fraction of $50 votes and over
The following table indicates the number O
delegates TO which each county is entitled on inc
basis fixed:
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