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, 1872-12-16
SPRINGFIELD.

Judicial 1Appointnlent-Thc Railroad
Commissioned for For
Eery-The Coal Miners.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE Hon. Robert
L. King has been appointed County Judge OF
Jersey County, rice J. II. Hurd, resigned on
account Of removal from the State.
The Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
resume their session, in this city, next Tuesday:
and in few days thereafter their report will be
placed in the hands of the Governor.
4 gensation WIS created in tho city to-day By
man who gave his name as Charles Hirsch, and
who Says he lives in Elgin, III. Ho called upon
clothing merchant and purchased q suit Of
clothes, informing the merchant that he hnd no
money, but in place Of which he would put up as
collateral q note for $50, on one Jacob Foster,
well known in the city, The merchant took the
note and BOON after he began to sus-'
ed upon Air. Foster, showed him
the note, md learned that it waB q forgery. An
officer WAS put upon the track Of the forger,
who was soon found, dressed out in his new
suit. Hehad preliminary trial, and WAS lodged
in jail.
There is to be meeting OF the proprietors OF
the mines around this city, to consider the pro-
position made BY the miners to advance cent
q cent bushel on the rate Of mining. It is be-
1ieyed the demand will be resisted.
The Sterling Burial Case Company, capital
$4,000, received permission from the Secretary
of State, to-day, to open books for subscription
to their capital stock.
, 1872-12-16
MR., GREELEY'S WILL,


Tho Deceased Left Five Tcsta1nents.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Dec, 14.-It is now known that
Mr.. Greeley left no less than five willis.
Besides the will drawn by VIM. E. Robin
son in 1859, and tho two wills now in
dispute before tho Westchester Surrogate. there
were Wills drawn in 1861 and 1868. In the
will OF 1861 A1r. Greeley beeusated to his wife
his interest III their city home at IS East Nine
teenth street, and also in the Chappaqua farm !;
also four shares Of Tribune stock to his daugh-
ters three shares each Of Tribune stock. He
also left bequests to his brothers and sisters and
their children, and to several educational and
charitable institutions. This will ia reported to
have been fmperfectly drawn.
The will OF 1868 was similar to that Of 1861,
modified to some extent by transfers Of prop
erty. The Chappaqua estate had been decided
to Mrs. Greeley, and he simply quit-claimed
any interest in it, He constituted George Rip
ley his sole literary executor. Tho executors to
this will we're Richard Fl. Manning. Of this
city; Marcus Spring, OF Perth An1boy and
Samuel Sinclair, Of New York.
The expectation now is that the pending law
suit will be compromised by Ida Greeiey's deed
ing half tho estate to her minor sister, Mr.. Sim
clair's attorney having indicated that this would
be satisfactory. This arrangement will not dis
turb Nr. Sinc1air's control Of tho Tribune.
, 1872-12-16

curhion train from vincennes, with General
Burnside, the President OF the company, and
other officers, as well as invited guests from all
points On the road, will arrive IN this city On
Monday evening next, and will be rendered a
grand banquet by the city authorities, ct the st.
Charles Hotel. This will be notable occasion.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Dec. 14.-The winter bridge Of the
milwaukee, q st. Paul Railroad, over the Missis-
sippi at Lacrosse, WAS finished to-day connect
ing that road with the Chicago, Dubuque l. Min
nesota Railroad, whose track they Will use to
the junction Of the Minnesota Southern Rail-
road, thereby enabling them to at once COM
mence receiving and delivering freight and pas
sengers to that road.
, 1872-12-16

should it become necessary at some future tina
to widen the Straits to increase their capacity
for discharging the interior watcrs at food time,
this enterprising citizen Of Benic1a would have
these business enterprises at 8 disadvantage. Il
he gets this patent without lawsuit, somebody
besides Miner will be to b1a oe.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
There is splendid s1eighing in New HAMPSHIRE
II. T.. Williams, . member OF the last Legls~
turo Of Minnesota, lost his Life BY ire which
destroyed bis house, near Austin, last weak.
At Rdgefeld, Ill, d week ago, freight
train was wrecked; and, on Friday, in removing
the debris Of g lumbsr-car, the bodies OF two
men were found. They nre supposed to haTe
Il New Bedford {31ass-) nquor-dealer refuses
to pay for $4,000 worth Of liquors purchased On
credit, and has brought suits to recover 80, Goa
paid for liquors, on tho ground thai tho sales
1t is remarkable circuzostance that every
cent of aid Vassar College has over received has
been from men. Tho only gift ever received
from woman WAS contribution OF hundred
OF two volumes to the library.
Justice in Kansas is more certain aid mora
severe than in Now York. The penalty there 70.
nearly killing ones vito and quite killing ouee
servant is fine Of S5;. and this penalty WAS
sternly enforced By q Kansas Court last week
The St. Louis case Of MaGuire Is. Mary L.
Tyler ct al has been in Court, in various forms,
for period of twenty-five years. The property
involved is located Just above tho Old Mounl.
st. Louis, and is valued at half million ot
dollars.
The Journal de Paris gives the following
figures for the French army during the coming
ycar: Total effective force, 451.l70 mea, u
whom al. .o44 are infantry, ,oA cavalry, 81 :s
artillery, 5000 ''equipaSes mihtalres." 2al'a
gensdermes, end Il. .604 miscellaneous
-. Willy Clark" the Lid who confessed 10
placing an obstruction On the track Of the B's~
ton i Albany Railroad, near Caester, Ma's.,
some days ago. with 3 view to throwing tam
, 1872-12-16
POLITICAL.

NEw ORLEANS: Dec. 14.-Genera1 ". q. Smith,
United States Army, and Lieutenants Hays and
King, Of General Emory's staff OF infantry, this
morning went to the State Arsenal held by War
moths State Militia, stating that they had in
structons from Washington to take charge.
The militia ct once surrendered the property
and vacated the premises. The officers retained
their slde-arms, which we're personal property.
ceived at tho War Department, to-day, from
General Emory, commanding tho United States
forces at Now Orleans, saying that: upon tho de-
Hand being made for the surrender Of the arse
arsenal vas promptly turned over to the State
authorities. Everything now quiet
New ORLEANS, Dec. l4.-The Mechanics In
stitute Legislative Board Of Managers, to-day,
submitted articles Of impeachment against Gov
ernor Warmoth.
Tho following is synopeis:
First-Iho Unconstitutional and unlawful
ejeotment of E. Bowie from the cffaee Of secre-
tary OF State.
econd-Appointing in April, 1870, for Tax
Evans, who had been rejected for the eamo
Office by the Senate.
Third Commissioning Ogden as Attorney
General Harper as Sheriff, and E]more as
legal returns had been made by the legal return
ing officers, and conspiring with them to forci-
bly, and illegally put ont Of Office Dibblo, Judge
OF the Eighth District Court; also, commission
turns had been made By legally returning Off
Gers.
Fourth-Onerins bribe Of $50, 900 and the
disponsation of patronage to Lieutenant Gov
ernor Pinohback If he would organize the Senate
to suit the purposes of the accused.
Fifth-Procuring fraudulent registration at
the last election in different parts Of the State.
6ixth-Ofering to R. L. Catlin, State Super
visor OF Elections, in the Parish Of St. Charles,
a bribe in the form Of an appointment as
State Tax Collector if he would make d fraudu-
lent return Of the election in said parish.
Seventh Exercising the functions Of Cover
nor after ho was notified that lie was i'm
peached, in derogation Of the respect due to the
General Assembly, and putting the peace Of the
State in jeopardy.
The Board reserve their right to reply to the
Governors answer, and offer testimony and in
troduce other articles.
4 bill waB passed authorizing warrants for
&25, 900 to defray tho expenses Of the General
Assembly. These warrants are made receivable
for taxes, etc.
Senator Ke1loggs friends contradict the
port telegraphed hence by special correspondents
that his life has been threatened, and that he
does not 60 upon the streets unattended.
LITTLE RooK, Ark Dec. 14.-The United
States troops stationed at tho arsenal in this
city, two companies, have been ordered to New
Orleans. II is understood that the Fourth
Regiment ct Infantry takes their place.
, 1872-12-16

list we're only to ! per cent, alternately up
and down, and devoid Of particular Significance
The decline In the general market late in the
week Was partly in sympathy with Pacific Nail,
Of operators were on tho "long" side,
TO sweep stocks of their hands at higher prices.
At the final close, the business on the Stock
Exchange VAS on very moderate scale in con-
trast with the excitement and activity Of the
previous day.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The foreign. commerce Of the port for the
week Was as follows General merchandise i'm
ports, including dry goods, s7,o11, 1898; produce
Total merchandise imports since Jan. /, $685.
833. .9oG, against S357, ,583 537 last year. Total
exports Of produce, S225, ,59o,047, against s227,-
86G, ,581 last year. Total exports Of spoce, $685.
oa1'71s, against 76'' 5to;1E So2: 1as Last year:
The bank statement is again unfavorablo, but
not notably so. Tho money market, to-day, open
ed active at to 1926, but closed ct 6@7. Dig
counts aro unchanged at 10@12.
GOLD AND EXCHANGE.
Foreign Exchange closed dull. Gold declined
from 1121t5 to 1875 in the morning, but i'd
Tanced in tho afternoon.
BONDS.
Government Bonds closed quiot and IN
changed, but firm.
Flour closed dull and lower for all grados un-
der 55.25. Wheat was hold firmly. Spring
strong, and holders indifferent about sell
ing, Winter bettor, and offered less
freely. Tho estimate Of tho deficit IN
England is one hundred million bushels Of
wheat Pork dull md unsettled; S13.25 bid, and
1880 asked, for December on the spot quoted
at 9l3.75. a little extra prime sold at 511.75,
and new clear ut 917.00. Cut meats in good
Is 1bn ta:erage, at SIC. Dacon, demand for
futuro active. Long and short clear for jan
uary hold at 7}}sc. and 7e bid Long clear on tho
spot 635c. Lard dull and rather unsettled.
, 1872-12-16
PERSONAL.

Isaac e. Bromley is at Wocz On the NeT forz
Sun.
DIR. and Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe ksvs,
not gone South, Notwithstanding the ncw5pape
reports to this effect. Tho DOCTOR IS Gonzales
cent in Boston.
--Go7eznor Noyes. Of Ohio, has appointd31
Robert G. Fulton, Of Ur5ana, Common Ple1
Judset uice 1chabod Corwin, deceased. j
The Rev. John A1iley, D. D, formerly paso-
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Bride,
port, o., has been elected Professor Of saced
Theology in the Drew Theological Seminary 10
Jersey. Il
Mrs. siokles, the wife, Of OUT Miaiste1 ~
Madrid, has presented hsr husband with sGnJ
He has been christaued Edwin Stanton efeerlns
late Secretary Stanton
Mrs. Maria Jourdan Westrnoreland, OF At|
lanta, has gone to New York to superintend tx
publication Of her second novel, Cnhon
Troup'' q Georgia story, in which tie Hon
A q. Stephens appears as the Hon. Reube4
Hall.
This. paragraph Is still going the rounds
among those newspapers with which the paste
mightier than the Pen: Mrs a. a. GE1sWold|
yfife Of the Cincinnati Fat Contributor, hsi
started for Europe to be present at the debut O;
her aister, Miss Benson, on the lyric sta5e,
which event will take place shortly ct Milan"
As Mrs. Griswo1d's start was made some eight
ten months ago, it is about time the derco cared
of t1is paragraph was curbed.
It was telegraphed in the Associated Pret
deBpathes, the othar day, that General Les,
Combs, Of Kentucky, had shot desperas
named Merrill. The Lexington Oose7-uer dene
it thus:
]. Ho Killed. so 1nuny Indians when boy, that t
never has wanted to ill anybody since.
q He never has carried and ue'cr e1pecss 10
pistol to shoot anyone with.
g. He was not At WiliaInstoWn, and never aea1u
tho uan George Merrill before.
or course this will remind the classical reade:
Of tho fellow g defence who WAS sued Tor bEess
ing ho1o in bis neishbor's kettle: First, te neT
, 1872-12-16

Testimony In Re Creaf A1oo1-efs
Extract from priraks letter to tie Springfield ~Roe
publicdn-
am glad you do not let that Credit Moollet
affair drop, as if it had been campaign slaEder-
Thoro is meat in that cocoauat. Ihera Is ono
point you do not seem to mako on oakes Anes~:
His letters, which arc not disputed noc question:
cd, prove one t,oo things either thas he orabed'
members Of Congress, or TINT he roh5ed hs F., as
both. About 20 per cent Of the money went to
--,-, and other Republicans and !a,1-
GUS Democrats. The rest Of it w2s Sobbled by
the great American Shovel himself. The Pre-
tenco was not to secure Legislation, so much as 70
prevent investigation. Ames stole three-fou1.h5
Of the money, and he needed it to mako I'D what
was stolen from him by Mansfield and Sam. GEif-
fen, in their joint speculation supplying the
Rebel amy OF the Red River with arnR, azama-
milton, etc, in exchange for cotton, schemes
carried ont under Rapor from General R4nks En- n
oan III be discovered from the Mansfield pro
eeedings IN before the Go at o
bilier Whist Eneas said Of the siege Of Troy:
All Of which saw, and part OF which wes.
, 1872-12-16

GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
rha 1ooo;Do bns;neea in the Minneano1is dis
trict sggTesates is, ,723, $50 feet, this year.
-Nolh " lne uiean nay t; q nano ~ - r.
"ay proceeos wt1noos any Lseniuptltu . ~ .no
c9to "eatue1' '4o1 20 A@P1e5 o""406 So"'A~0 -
c1ose. .u.,,,,,,t
hecently t,ouo oos ts m1to 7ae+bn as
20 aan rtanc!aco, ~ ea;d T.vn haen 1eas
nuanac.u1eu, "0en - ata. ~ .h",s aa1g
pIlttle aoo 1ess Po1oleao4o ~ "0SoA sA'a'1 ~S@1A
es1n; 1.,;a :. aa
stH nou1lsnes; anu 80 II VIII e3nslnue ~ " %
iong as 1no ioolket preserves a r esont
terry lnaetlylty- . Msr m
1:I1I a.on - est4 * psons ~ saa ha-.e
Counties Of Ford and Pawnee, IN hsnsas, aas have
Just becn organized, having apopula1lon VI A1ool
5oo to 5oo eacn:
--Aoednego Robinson, q Stfasnan. ". T.,
was attacked BY a'bull and trampieo under tne
animals hoofs on Fr1day.- HIS recovery -
powder, lead; axes, and sledge.hammers.
"A lady correspondent wants the st1eee 1a1l- 1
way companies to provide longer straps IN the
cars, SO that, when ladies' have to stand, they
may have something to hold by. Ine presont
straps are too short for ladies' to reach without
great inconvenience.
The Supreme Court OF massachnseIls nas
just appointed three Commissioners 70 !ocate q
tuperlnteud, and ad1no1caso " tuo 11HssoI 9Ts ~
building union depot IN fltchpnlg: insy th o. ~
George H. Brooks, OF 4guco1o Aut1 Ma.1tah,,,r ~
Boston and Leonard Huntress' e. Of Iew1So ~ Norfl,
An important Tee9ng a1s,a Was ne'J =, A cona;Jer
ampton. Mass, 9lonaAy eseuS, er. a3,,;+h Gn1Ia1a
the raising OF tnnas lor & 1ne ng% 81 - AndoysT
letter Was reaa itu ~ oo7,7d II Ia a-nacta3
IN which ne sala Inat ust'e stu 49, ue
from Boston a. p1esens, M 14a g We handa
, 1872-12-16

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Dec. Alt is announced that in
his Will, Edwin Forrest leaves his entire prop
erty, even his wardrobe and valuable library, to
be used for the foundation OF q Home for Dis
abled Dramatic Artists. Sixty acres Of ground,
within the limits Of Philadelphia, have been
made over to the corporation of that city for the
purpose set forth, and in after years those mem
be1s Of the dramatic profession whose lives have
not been crowned with successful gains may en-
joy the comforts Of beautiful home, surrounded
by reminders Of their art. l1r. Forrest said to
a friend less than month ago, that this project
had been the main object Of lis life for thirty
five years, and that he had made ample provis-
ion for carrying it out. It was his desire that
the endowment should be so legally perfect that
there could be no question before the Courts
about the title. Further, he said he wished his
bequest to bo 80 clearly understood that no one
would doubt his motive.
, 1872-12-16


DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 14.-The official CANVASS
Of the vote for Governor, State officers, and
Congressman, Is now completed. For Coy
ernor-Bagley, Republican, has 37,6o2; Blair,
Liberal, 8o,958; Ferry, Democrat, 2,72o; Fish,
Temperance, 1921.
For Lieutenant Governor-Holt, Republican,
137, 7,249; Blanchard, Liberal 7s,175.
For Secretary Of statc-striker, Republican,
197, 1875; House, Liberal 81 ,813.
For Treasurer Collier, Republican, 1877, ,o40 i;
Ho1lon, Liberal, II, 357.
Fer o. Auditor-Ge4er.l Humphrey, piasy, Republican,
Attorney Gonerhl-Bal, Republican, 1856, GOT !;
Hughes, Liberal, 81 ,4G2.
For Commissioner Of the Land Ofice-Clapp,
Republican, 137, ,l58 Murdoch, Liberal, Is, 9,220-
Superintendent Of Public nstrnction--Brlggs,
Republican, 1872, ,046 !; Stearns, Liberal, Il, 993-
Member of the State Board Of Education
8o.210.
For Congress-First District-Fie1d, Ropubli-
can, IL ,703; Bogg, Liberal, 9,843; Brown, Dem
oc1at, 8,1s9; Fields majority, 1854.
Second Decentralization Republican, IL, ,427 !;
Mahon, Liberal, 1882: scattering, q; Wal
dron'e majority, e,90a: ooo
Parkhulst, Liberal, 1925 Ellis, Temper
7,156. ~'.~,~0
Fourth District Burrows, Republican, 16, TT !;
Potter, Liberal II ,451; scattering, 14;' Bur-
rows majority, 5,252.
Fifth District Foster, Republican, 1883 /;
McReynolds, Democrat, 8,7A; scattering, 81
Fosters mai iority, 8,606.
Sixth District t-Begolo, Republican. 1886 /;
Baldwin. Liberal, 19,9o4; Stout, Temperance,
131; Begole's majority, $3.50.
Seventh District-Conger, Republican, e, ,037
Richardson, Liberal, 2,79o;s catering, 81; Con-
gers majority, 4.182.
Eighth District bradley, Republican, II 1888
Wisner, Liberal, 1895; scattering, 221; Brad
ley's majority, 3,117.
Ninth District-Hubbeu, Republican, II 1851 !;
Ely, Democrat, 5,546; scattering, II; ,Hubbel1'a
majority, 6,391.
, 1872-12-16
SPAIN.

MADRID, Dec. 14.-President Gorilla yesterday
announced, in the Cortes, that subscriptions to
the new loan of 25o, 900 900 pesas, opened on tho
18th instant, woro three times greater than tho
Sum required.
4 bill was introduced in the Cortes, yesterday.
providing universal compulsory military ser-
vices.
MADRID, Dec 14.-The Gace:a (ofhciaD to-
day publishes royal decree establishing q
municipal organization for the colony Of Porto
Rico. Some journals protest against this action
OF tho Crown.
, 1872-12-16
CRFAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Dec. 14.-The report which was cur
rent Of the intended railroad strikes on the 2l
of January is unfounde1.
Marine disasters, attended with losses OF life,
caused by the late gales, continue to be reported.
The steamer Charento, Of the regular line be-
tween Hull and Dunkirk, was lost while en- route
to the latter port, and fourteen persons were
drowned. The ship Radnasore, from Quebec
for High Bridge, became unnanageabla, and
WAS abandoned. Seven persons were washed
overheard, and persisted.
, 1872-12-16

Father Burke VS.. Froudc-Tho Mutual
Life Insurance Company-Thc Ital-
ian Immigrants-Arrcst of a Bond
Eorgcr-Post Office Thieves In Gus.
1ody.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Dec. 14.-''Last Words with Mr.
Froude," is the title Of lecture Father Burke
is announced to deliver in Brooklyn next week
Tho Trustees aud Directors Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company held secret meeting,
this afternoon, on matters connected with the
differences in rates Of life insurance. The off,
about the subject OF conference until some
definite determination had been arrived at. One
rumor was that the managers of the
Company hsd 1d determined to Issue Issue policies
to resign. The meeting adjourned at 5:45 P. N.
It is reported that the Company will not return
to the old rates also, that the Company passed
3 resolution suspending the reduction Of rates
until the further action Of the Board This is &
action was based upon the representation and
request Of over twenty-five insurance companies,
and Of numerous policy holders. The war
against the reduction Of 20 per cent has been
ayers to persist in their proposed heavy cutting
OF rates.
ITO the Associated Prese.1
New YoRE, Dec. 14.-Somo Of the lately ar
rived Italian immigrants appeared On BroadHay
to-day, and presented most miserable 6Iecta-
Gle. They are almost destitute Of clothing, and
look starved. The city authorities are some
what alarmed st the arrival Of 60 many OF them,
and it is hoped that the officials at Washington
will take steps to prevent further lm1ni grafton
of such 3 nature. The Italian Consul in this
city etates that all Of them have passports from
their Government, and that there are no brigands
among them.
New YORK, Dec. 14.-John Miller was killed
and Michael Garskie fatally injured in Jersey
City to-day by the careless backing OF q train
while they we're at work repairing car.
Airton Auer was, to-day, arrested for attempt
ing to forge checks Oh the Seventh Ward Nation
al Bank in the name Of John Harper, Jr.
special agent Of the Postal Department AZ
rested five men named Elliott, Somer, KlopBkey,
Coden, and Cohen, On the charge OF having
stole, since October, about 8 thousand mail bags
from the Post Office in this city. Two others
are also to be arrested.
Thomas Durham was arrested, to-day, for at-
tempting to negotiate q bond Of the State Of
Mississippi, which had been raised from Sc to
$500. Durham had on his person bonds repre-
senting $4,000, all OF which he admitted were
altered.
It is understood the Stokes trial will como of
On Wednesday next.
About one hundred more Italians arrived to-
day from the same section as that from which
the others have come.
, 1872-12-16

Blakesleo, who recently attempted % wreck
the New York and Boston express tam, near
Windsor Locke, Conn.,, was sentence. yesterday
to imprisonment for ten years.
Joseph Camp, 3 young nan about 30 years OF
age, residing near WaSatomaks Coshocton
County, Ohio, Was accidentally slot yesterday
afternoon, with rife, the lands Of Da:id
Fry, the ball entering hs back, and passing
through the liver. Ho did about three hours
after tho accident.
, 1872-12-16

Destruction of Property, Yesterday
spsciaE Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec. 14-At Fort Dodge,
Iowa, this afternoon, fire, originating in the
a1eeping-car Is City Of Cairo" belonging to the
Iowa Division Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
destroyed the car. engine-house, and two GETS.
Two. engines in the house at the time were
rescued without sustaining any damage. Loss
, 1872-12-16

to . low life. which Was repulsive to her, and
had abused her in q most heartless manner ever
since he married her. The verdict was justif-
able homicide, and Mrs. Smith was accordingly
discharged from arrest. Smith was an Irish
man, and was sailor on tho Western lakes be-
fore he settled in Chicago.
, 1872-12-16
cFRMANY.

BERLIN, Dec. 14-The rumors Of Bismarck's
resignation Of the Presidency Of the Prussinn
Council, excites much newspaper comment, the
tenor Of opinion being that the leadership Of
Prussia in the affairs Of the German Confedera-
tlon is essential to the leadership Of Germany in
the affairs Of Europe, and that Bismarcks re-
tirement is likely to create m important crisis
, 1872-12-16
AUSTRIA.

Finance submitted to the Reichstath the budget
for 1878. The Minister stated that it is esti-
mated that the receipts would exceed tho ex-
penditures By 1,500, 900 lorins, mainly in conse-
queuce Of increased revenue taxes.
, 1872-12-16

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 14.-The libel suit Of
DE. q. Il. Harvey against the publishers Ct the
Democrat (German] and the Courier, Of t1u'
citv, after three days of trial resulted IN yer.
dict for the defsndauts. Tho jury remained GU
until O'Clock this morning.
, 1872-12-16

RosTov, Dec 14.-There wore ffty-one deaths
from smallpox during the week..
william a. Wadleigh, for robbing Merchants
National Bank, Of Boston, while its discount
clerk, was sentenced to i've years imprisonment