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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-11

The NEST extraordinary, fatality Of this extra.
Orleans had his throat cut BY falling piece Of
glass, while passing store where the glsss vas
being removed. So serioss vas thelipia,y that
the unfortunate man died in q few minutes
People have before now deliberately tried ~ %,
their throat with razor and failed; yet how
many moro chss sss there are in favsr of the 70.
xor a. against the glass , y'f,.r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-11

Women's rights arc gaining ground apace.
Two year, ago, on aqusstion in the house in
volving female suffrage, hut 12 votes were
cast In favor Of the proposition. A week ago,
on motion, made, by Congressman Julian, of
lnd'' to amend q section giving the elective
franchise to all male citizens of the United
States BY leaving out the word male" IS
votes were cast in the affirmative to lis
against Il. . ,s4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-11

BALLoU's MAGAZINE FoR NARcH.-Ths
March nunber Of BALLOU's MAGAZINE 10 Issued.
a. sprishtly, a. fresh and good a. ever. The
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q" "Besvs Mis- Urqshart;;" what Nan don't
Kaev, BY B. p. Shillsbsr; "A Days Shooting
il Osliiss1ia. aad what e.ne Of IL :" Our Youya
PEoPLES Cues: or, The
Son of . Politician" BY g. A. Stephens: Maid
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Single copies for sale aad subscriptions re-.
esivsd y O0aa 4 Hspsnaa, Ottawa, Ills.
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Literary Notices,

Literary Notices.
Coon HEALTH, for February. Boston Alex.
aAder Moore, Publisher. Yearly $500.
The leading articlss Of the February No. arc.
1ssns Of preserving Health: How to rest the
Mind; Cough; An Arti6sial Papil; Sleep;
Consumption: Artificial Teeth Rice There ID
the usual pleasing collection of short pieces,
With page OF anecdotes, &C. Some of the lead.
ing articles are handsomely illustrated.
TEE AMERICAN AkrlsAN. New York: Coombs
4 Co, Publishsrs. Yearly $9O0.
Tie Anisas il now in it, 18th year, during
which time it he's attained high place in the
estimation Of ths skillsd workusa Of the ooun.
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american, which in general make up it resem.
blea It i preferable to that for the astisss, ~
it, articles generally are more practical and less
reecadits. A new feature for the current year
will b it Sketches Of Distins uished Invent.
ors, 1echsnies and Nsnufsctursrs."
The Rock RIVER FARMER. Dixon, ILL.,: w,
n. Kennedy, publisher. Yearly $1OO.
This now candidate for public favor il, a. its
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prise, devoted to the int .ress of west ,rn farm.
srs" 1t is monthly, of 16 large qu.rto pages,
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at lsast wild find interesting and valuable.
THE SINGING PEOPLE Devoted to the advoca.
ey Of Congregational Singiog. 81 Union
square, n. Y: Philip Phillips. publisher.
Yearly <1.O0.
The admirers Of Philip PHILIPPE. and they are
numbered by Thousands all over the country,
will not fail to avail themselves of the cheap
means this little monthly affords them to get
hold of some Of his choicest church music, Of
which each number contains half dozen Of
pieces.
All publications noticed above for sale at the
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No preparation u moro gratsfslIy pleasant 70
sen:c OF taste end ameli stili prsssrviug oil its
nseietaal virtues, than DE-. Werisnsrs Asona,
tiled Castor OIL" = $500 .
Fer sale BY r. Y. Grisgs.
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kessrs Osman d, REORGANIZATION me,
through the FREE TRADEn, tosay 70 the parents
Of the children who participated In the x.sque-
rade for Juveniles at ny hall last evening, that
for the pans taken IN getting pp appropriate
ou,tumss, q we'll a. Tor their very liberal patron.
are return sincere thanks. ~tmsh s's
q Ottsvs, Feb. 10Th, 1871. .. 8. WILIts.
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+ The friends Of the Rev. Mr.. Hubert met at
tho house Of G. Ruger, in Serena. on Friday
evening, to express there esteem for him as
man and minister, in the shape OF u neighborhood
donation. Raised about 70 dollars. Everything
passed OF pleasantly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-11

OAK THUNDERSTORM feet Of superior Oak
Lumber for sale ct fair price. Enquire At the
carriage works on Columbus street.
,t.t ... ...... 30. w. o. BUDD.
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THE TRlBuRs ALMANAC fer 1871, just rsceiv-
ID 1t Osman 4 HspsnalS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
DECISIONS.-DEC 81.

Sypreme Court chambers Rv judge Caraozo.--
f. the mater Of the petition Of A. stafford e. s-Orier granted
The Ho. y savings Gallagher ct aOrie granted VEIN
,g Memoranda counsel. Aeumr'e r ct a. sgi Bolton
Motion must he denied default beng irregular should I've opend
In h in the deene BsI River National BANK AFT no'e
Default Opened; restored csiesiar for January upon
paving Gods OF motion stpulnz the matter OF hen
Il think both motions shond be denied Day .tnoul cs's
Hanover Nations, Bank ag RchardsSee decision M'Andrw al
ag IssAc-Defant opened payment OF ~ o' uGEMen. 70
aId "a security Washo Tool Company Motion grsh
Gilman sgt nrenpnt DENIED without ros's
Farch ID Notion granted Brnwning ag 'ono'e-
Motion dend LvngsonA fng consent may I've .then
shaw sgt abide event ngesoh ags
Roe-Soiop amerd granted with $40 costs sirrheg s'
Schwartz for counsel PeISrm ag Jim's-h
ton granted tOchranSee memoranda 10" COUNSEL
Black Wooi-UTder settled FISHER agt rlsner
grant-i AL,
By Judge Brs-Orr the MAYOR tc-Proposed case settled
Grifbs schva Cae allowed to he Amended Woolsey Bt
Johnsou-Proposcd case settled . -
Nupprlor Court-Specidl Term--By Judge Freedman
sct Tobacco Manufacturer AsscciatonOrier Granted
Bo,hm AT BuhrerOIder granted Graham agt Mche-The me
P,rnry ait OBrn-The Scbster AIT TobnThe sane Inc
BROOKLYN Refining Co. Brown ri al Tho same hinky R
Van P-l The T. g. Metallic Spring Boot ana
Shoe Co., aLTbe Sherman as owen The same
Common Pleas-Special 7erm.--By Judge Larre-
moe-Craa, ag Hswkina-Ordrr settled Toner agt vanderbilt
Motion granted Rosenhs sgt ehn-hoton to open I M
granted Van Ness Van Ne-Moou granted 'amAn agt hur'
Motion granted c--,,,.. ,..u ...n.,
ag Lc Judgment OF foreclosure OF lieu AID o"Ahe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
CHRISTMAS APPEAL FOR POOR CHILDREN
The bitter cold Of Winter and the freezing storms

The bitter cold of Winter and the freezing storms
upon Of poor children city,
They sleeping boxes suos In doorwsya veng
T without proper clothing shoes and but half fed MANY
rsfoosed through the Industrial Schoo Children have
fall fnuus the aoo Of through
Of food Hundreds enter Lodging oass every night
home Hundreds apply Office for place cosny
ragged half starved and utterly unbefended Will ~n.
throughout the city and county help give these
happy ChnsmasI
Fifty doan will give three children the
Who will male Chs.ass present a Home Who will help
pat huDdred Of bare
and girls and to give good Chr dinner pleasant festival
The Chdns Aid Society temporarily ber.a MEANS through
part Of the country help through this when the demands
upon W arc greatest Z. L. BRACB, Secretary,
Gins OF and clothing Central Ofc 10
Rast PuhsL. ke~.York. viii b called for tho address 10
Donations Of lueod to either Of undersigned
they cheeks Post Once orders they be made payable the
Wa A. Booth Presdebt No. 100 wall.s J. B. Williams Treas
uer Aoepohn National Bank No los Bnsiwsy e. L. brace
sere&ary. No. ID Esst Four.hst, EewYork
WORK o.
There durns the past Ave Lodging Houses II s9a
different boys and s ISL 10 meals and lo 6s lodgings supplied
10 the 10 Day aud IL Evening Industrial schools chre
who taught and partly fed aud eoth 1888 good
homes mainly Total charge society
during . year a7 Their. have been saorpan. Lodging
Houses and .s'i orphans provided with hOnea
SpusrRAL sCHooA
Open all C4drn attend the Public Schools
Pac, School No. 10. B.seeAsr It, hast RIVER ShOo No "a kas
forr iiutson River hcnoo No 80 Nrst
second 4lu sboo No u Psn,ns. Lori School No 27
"rern~iehst; PAD school SiTi)n'gh ttar Brc'd.sy fy
srbo No ~ Wet n hri i'G'l;. Sr"oI No. J,5 s,t THIRTY,
iA ~. N''so,' H''oh No. ~ Pas place ih schro, NJ IL,
,,hr,i s.. ~ irl.,n,t; Ls,' ri SroL 40 JJ spioS
LssA'a All ssLoO. Nv ~ la. Lsre.aas IA'sesAA "Ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND
tLRTIiER AGITATION FOR TIE MEAsLRt-h 81
ACCESSION TO ITS SUPPORTERS.

tLRIIIER AGITATION FOR TIE MEASi RIA NEW
ACCESSION TO ITS SUPPORTERS.
The Home Rule Association held its quarterly
meeting al Dublin the 9Th INST The addition ~ a
new member WAS hailed with satisfaction Mi ". Nc-oy
Fitzgerald. r.. gentleman Of properly and station.
who enjoys considerable popularity, Joined the
standard Home Rule. IIis presence further illustrates
the character OF the society for his theory
of Home Rule differs widely from Mr. Butts plan. He
dvocatcs the holding 0f trennal Psrliaments in
Dublin the building Of royal residence and the fOrna-
ton OF committee to revise and prepare Irish bills. ~
suggested by Mr. Pin. He thinks that would he better
than Mr. Butts scheme, but considers the latter prac
teal, safe. and Oasibe, and therefore supports IT,
the meeting, ho said the game was IN ia own hands and
however some might dcnouncc Home Rule, instanent
aft cr installment would be given.
Butt warned Irish constituencies OF the danger OF
retiring members to Parliament NJ whom they could not
place confidence and warned Irish members TO look to
It," He believed the triumph of the cause was not far
the interest Of Ireland 10 seek for srpara
ton from England, but 1t was her interest to
enter into a league with England upon terna OF
perfectly equality. When he that accomplished he
would DO friend Of England. He did not say what he
now but he believed he far better friend than
the counsellor who would toll the Monarch that she could
Gle the end OF 20 years Of broken Treaties and Of
the crushing OF Irish independence tue Irish people
willing to say England, we are your friends
II you will do us justice" At the next election
he would be disappointed If Ireland did not return
- members pledged to Home Rule and 1t would
be then impossible tO refuse their demands He COM
planned that they had not British Constitution In Ire
land for II they had they would have the right OF carry
ing arms they would have trial BY jury and liberty Ut
the Press. He rocOunod what Protestant Parliament
had for the benefit Of Roman Catholics and char
receiving injury from the other Cueers were given for
Kelly before the close Of the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Ar the Essex Market Police Court, Henry Barnet
ej r.erily stealing CLOTHING worth tlO ron "r'ge
RE- u,oLd Of No. II Brs, rweniy-seconist
In the Criminal branch Of The City Court OF BROOK,
,vn y.,ery P,,rck nrict gram Larceny ana
H. pa".',s,y Gr YEAR. Allison. Tor larceny, SAe
Prison. 10 mostba
AT tLe Tombs Police Court, Justice Horan com
;.d william loses McIouthn Ysrr AZ Tor Nsnhs
hare and sgor vaIue belonging TO George tr' rom "
Ion Of No. vs.ry Henry Bowers WAS con"n Io'
mes, ami .carfs from the store Soou"n MOSES
no /. North Mooest
Mrs. Ellen Riley, who has been in the Raymonsn ,-s !:
, Brookyn for fur under ind ment Tor hs'Hn i've,
The 6r de, having tIr hc husband 'ssen lto "utt
av and luS of nslanghteT N the onftn
Ncne statfi h,r
18th n ,hoema k,r In IT, while 10 WAS beat ny her
In the Court Of General Sessions, before Rrcornci
Ut.tt job higei With feonous s''n 'n
bler, upon Daniel McatYre chalhn squire NOV 10 H"s
unei Olson. charged witt as'auin} "Han f, a.,
cbi. John OJru. assains Jh h'r
Prison years rrrirI ck ID
grand NJ and esnen Henry IHah f' e"
reny. montb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The Babb ballots can be charged to Mr.. Glad
stone-whrn they come, and this is the way OF it The
Premier in voting against Woman Suffrage, gave among
other reasons that generally did not desire the
ballot wbcreupon mis- Charlotte Babb makes battle and
Mr. Gladstone shall he shown that woman at least
knows what she wants and how to get it."
There is still another pretender to that
French throne which wise man would accept even If
it were offered to him by the nation unanimously Carl
Gustsve Ludwig jOurneysnan tailor. Of Stuttgart says
that he is the legitimate of the Duke Of Rechstadt
and "a Hungarian Countess" to whom the Duke WAS
privately married There is said to be living wtness
. ,a in te 81 s
imperial child to tailor In STUTTGART He has been
before court at isch charged with writing his Prncely
rank in his passport and claiming the OF Prince
Joseph Eugene Napoleon Bonsparte, for which he
expelled from the cnaptry Long ago there was some
though this may account for the claim this young tailor
sets up. it is far from establishing 1t. His like
ness the BOnapare In my said to be striking and
in this he has the advantage Of Napoleon ILL.,, who looks
more like "a Dutchnian than an Italian or Greek.
A correspondent of The Pail Mall Gazette,
writing from 81. Petersburg. says "A high unconary
of the Third Department Of the Imperial Chancellery
(secret police Department. member OF ono Of the prnci
pa artist Ocratic families OF Russia. and an everwecone
guest at Court where 1t is sad be enjoyed the special
favor Of the Emperor himself Is reported to have put
out II the way members Of his family who stood be-
tween him and legacy OF considerable amount. In
der to do this he had only to use his power rs member
others died suddenly and inquiry could take place,
the judicial officials never venture to question the
proceeding Of tho Third Department At length Of
the heirs to the property who had escaped disclosed the
whole affair tn Count SchOnvalof, tho head ~ the De
partnrnt The Count refused Interfere upon which
the heir. who Of great influence At Court ap.
pcard 10 the Emperor IL is said that the cuprt Will
were Danished already returned. Tho whole mat
TEL howcveI Olycd IN the strctrst secrecy as
cil " miners Of the hsL Russian arOciacy arc stated
L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
CORRUPTION ~ BEOOhLiN COUNTS.
rIX,; judges AND INtlrrNVE>-NINGS COUNTY
REFEREES.

RING JUDGES AND MI " N'>"' N''''''
REFEREES
-,, =, ..,,l $50, I,. t.,o N,vSork
Inc 'h 'N'"l'N ~ Wv -. In
,,c y ~ -. h,r lost uppa the rrbOhll JudC rI IN
"'n' 80, 80, . .,..., -, ,,o Nj. J. too ,,u1rcn not
O. I've noticed tn evidence i such as To leave no
that UNIQUE niuc 'ccs are Brought 7" bet upon INC o "
I, RrooLIvu the abuses ~ the referee system have
/" p'''"'F" -. III. ,ltnouch thcr
lcNer "'h CT Wv - ''' - - .r IL, rc.
i much complaint .mOnX the BfokI'h h'"'''' ~
a., 80, -, TN. ,i,rointu. of referees. IL
gu" =" '' - a.. a., matter haS been
Is only very I:cN, H""tNc'' '"'' '"' "'"' ,,
conduct I'd III >,t way u 20 cuS" c0"ll''"'' '''' "
,,o crs ,c ;',t hereafter they will carry their
INV INV! 'iH ''' ' , char, th., can
foreclosure cases ih'' IN" I ~ ''''' VIZ ''
l,vr souc voice. IN tie >e!, ton oi referees
iuigCS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
TIE BUILDING DEPARTMENT FRAUDS.

TO INC HUtIOr OF Ihf IT'b"Ht.
SIR: The honesty of the MacgregOr White
washing CoInniitee's report judged by reading
the following letter. which ntdss,. 10 Mr. Matthew
Byrpes one Of the members
MaflAeW Byrnes. .sQ
DEAH Dee re T." hsnt Jon fer the
TIKI
dopb hes.r> IosVsa N,t,h lion AID others
vre no. eane he, hsoS e eo!rut
I'll object onv IT,, va, 10
.naI an tPf' to hIt iSa DO
4 al tnOskdse
will that 'ssmop, he
prove WITH the OF
sht hs
s opyor,, will ghoN ihs, the eorqpto Ia,
Le.s s o: tbs De- sn'u bAA
deQ .se IS, Of he (!.y Go, rpneLL lour,
iiBS SFirpS. lrcbitec,
No notice ken OF tis Offer and none ~ per-
tOus iLenof"t a.Aod 10 attend lie meeting vi The
Committee ] r.'t j. wa distinctly rtued That they
we're not to be- invited. ] know, OF my own knowhdge,
q At the rcsb Luie passed at the meeting appointing
lao coint(e, and lie Df tuo kHLtfr VI =" TIT
ia BIZ Ma ,icsNr. tfrt. eri undo ~ tiIr tI'n
5UHN EEAIoS, Architect
AeH-l rk. Ihce H. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
THE BININGER CASE.
IMPORTANT DECISION IN BANKRUPT


Upon the following certificate of the Register in
charge Co.. Judge B,chfori b" made
tho decidou ssbjoiped:
the .Ds.rss.ed Register charge entitled do
proof before sSs n. Of b. . .s the
.sre:, objected sn lied ,,id OBJ. with
on pSssa mo The
biz IS ito % AID . .s b. the. S
iair emony that the cosa Of said
Law. Tg csiss-i 70 d. Court then ssu-d aud
handed the said James who shereupou the reqe' Of Mr. Bangs
further tint Ssrm: no B Co. .e, %.. Of IT.,
words oa. mater .ra aid ,s, 4, -! must Be son
e Ss, s sf s'n nad Do IN. a .1'S
'd before n; !'f, To. order :, # rt,,sass !.
sSrr-i. :. required the .s. Tn. ,,,ns.
s' &: H 1 . .otS part s,' %
the Court and such m..iers should be defined
Nov the herewith presented any point OF n...er is
% Point int % not ps oy s Tns S. s s Mr. Mr.
jr TO be psd o. he lis, Of r.. creditor. for s the sum
proper ,n both him and the opportunity to submit
a % jane. Zach Ss see d. a nh a s be tive %
aS" Aug s The ;SG'' o.I fr. nSss 5 S ash. Ho. .
then. Doe, .ss die; ~l. 1T would have
S Ssts tn. p or matter Id on IL. Of eas
to the CONT Except perhaps that there less I-,.on for such ee.
tally fully than the Law require in the deposition Of
il perfect, psin that this b. required to be eesed the
R RE- S. . be % DO f an a sSi S
practice would not be tolerated by the Court 1t custom
and believe Of the Registers throughout the
the decision Of this Court the Of Orne Int Rev
Suspicion thrown either BY tie ssgn-e or b creditor giving to
either party satisfied With the con aOn to which ma
opportunity have certified the Judge for DECISION therefore
tbs this should be RENTED 10 the Register to proceed
tnereon according 70 law. Respectfully submitted
1T wIilIAss Register in Bankruptcy.
am opinion tina. the fact, set fe tn. certificate Of the Regis
show within the provision Of the fourth section Of the s
in all matters whee Of TACT or law raised and contested BY
question Issue To be stated bJ opposing parties
ins be shall adjourn
Judge In tn. present. the opposing psie: have stated writing
the think the ovdenos that all Of the claim
M James able the Item VI BIO S. -Ths Cerh will
fv this dee the Register. Isaiah T. Wihams
Nov. a. 1871 SAnuRL BLArcHvORD, District Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
BROOKLYN ELECTION FRAUDS.
THE SIXTEENTH WARD EJECTMENr CASE
EX-ASsEMBLYMAN WORTH AND EDWARD ii;
TERRIER CONVICTED.

~
TERRIER CONVICTED.
The case of the People against Jacob Worth, Ed
war, H. Terrier STARK AMI Henry Jones indicted for an alleged
the Election l,ws in having ecsed Gordon H. bh an
INSPECTOR Of Election polling place o. the With Dtnc St
t Ward vas CONCLUDED Yesterday the City Court Of Brookn
branch Juig. mcCq. charged the jury saying thve was no
evidence and that he must be- aduittsd that iroo
STARK had Inspector % Election on election
d,y and Gordon II. Barth bad the nst' S TO tue
against Defendants il the turL beievel an
asau committed by Terrier STARK and worm
yer, also su thi, kind all are principals Out
had nothing with III. saut be under no obligation 10
,nere A. r law compulsory him there was
,au and suggestion Of Worth he would he e9ut g
fthere Worth and starr would have 10 oe
acquitted neglected his u! or was smsy corrupt caa
he punishment for msirmeanor but oh ana o'aA
not heng ofcen noth liable under tue sstnt-
hour rendered verdict mining
EIwsr Worth guilty charged the Indictment
and James guilty ,,,r,
Irp CstnAs charged the indictment would IKE
kpos whether finds Terrier aud Worth guilty OF aut
n.rel, Of with the intention Of preventing b,rh
from voting I mov- for n arrss Of judgment
ordered the bail Of
pn, continued The punishment for the crimes o
r tb- lave been convicted months and
fine a. 1t he modified 81 the discretion OF the tou The
convection caused intense ert'meat among local
pJi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
THE MINOR TRIAL-ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE FOR
THE DEFENSE.

At the resumption, yesterday, before Judge Bene-
diet Of the tns Of Joshua Minor charged With CONTRIBUTING. VIM
H. Van Hoatea testified:
have known Mr. Minor Intimately for II remember
.ho VA hurt bis work, .h. .s:r e.eh the g.t.
@ piH !; ss s o''''' ''
h.! cashier Of the bank for years, ago men
. on ne and .,Iodos;d ts.%:,s Col wh, and Detective
curing go esunterie plate b.ni and th..
uch obe be did moi the mattel Sowe,e and soon M
hon spos. The Pfesden Of tho bank asd At suggestion gave
Di: Pepper .as.a: tn. nigh. Of Minor. .r.a coming
% su s oGs .Sos., I =.
grabbed the short and had With him; the tab walked
u :.s i g. g. d,,s ; q q; S
liz LED g: :s.s ".:' s
wa 90 and b. .d On osao. that s YOU'D r.. .a.
n:s for CO.. Whitley, ied .Sst. Ne plat. and be coi
.ss FL w vs.s N, az - deliver sa
%, Esa sasa l.,s ln.Ss JoAu, D. hno, for 0'
John A Hsiasd Mr. Minor 1885, have never
bear. rra. ..y!ass .s.l1%;; t blu ,,,, -, -.
three y.,n NO. opposite party in SONS way engaged
ooun.sug Mr. Minor h. be lives far us.iy
Col William p WOOD t.sissd live wsshnsos Wa formerly
e. s ' ~ S .nS .,. @ ~
fss; Big iNT, . also arrested hi. vile aud
my.s aud HIN that .houd t"so euencr plate he
told Of aamsl Hsoa b. .ad had put up iii, job
could .rr. . man b. Ne w.. to til ne sSs. B.n w.
40: % n could ~ ~" " .0t. ~ 1,.dSss were IT.
h.se p.aier but :. al but e
with buy ut hn tic Government i 10.
s. 81 as TO- ,o, about ,G. lime I'M Ia. andrr
ssd .Ia S'n &C. S. - bs s Is1 se" u I'D
Cue eOud put ne u The acl 20 that c0u get ai
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r,, n,m H,,i sIi,, elliott, for couner'r"r snh mr W
at that TIM 'hs "
with rfirg A. thoueht We ~. ,,..t
in red lia case mide enSh 70 49, ~,
Iamned tried to get tbc plates from & sbouyb
Cole but be- lett and dbl sncre d 10 yt!
made unsuccessful stemp did not Sc HIM nmL
have him; sltoash satisfied hat h. W's -.
"a, not saM lent esnce his arrest "' =,
ported furnished Hall with sufcent,~"nfy TO ut a ~
he O compound interest plate has cApo a
now n thr custody Of thc department. -. r..
Lcnrd OF Minors icing counterfeit, no
Hall hut found there no'Lls tIg report
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hnri LIiJ. pt iat Or
came . cafity o Q coInteIf'a,er onre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-22
ATTEMPT TO KILL AN OFFICER.

Patrolman Walsh of the Twenty first Precinct
yestera Second Christopher Beck-n whom
nights for lettering there
insulting people Beckn began abuse the officer
aud obtaining large knife attempted to stab bin The pAtrolnan
him with the butt Of pistol aud viii
Wrestling tn knife from him Has
hand severely Bekeu committed BY Justice Coues
Al ila ~. eErntls Al lnnh