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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-04
Nsw YoRk. Dec. 2,

NEW IUhk, DeV. 20,
There have been one hundred ana
eight cases OF measles in this city
during the past week.
Advices from Geneva, Switzerland.
state that the police there recently
captured the firm OF Bent!y 4 Co,
who wore running so-cailed Nation
al BAnke, but were really counter
feiting concern on large scale, A,
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WALL PAPER FOR THE nil
LION.---'fhe largest and most CON-
piete assortment ever brought west
of the Mississippi river, beyond any
doubt, is now in store at Taylor,
Blake L Co.'s, and is offered at lower
prices than ever before in this mar
ket.
I. b. Il Co, request thst taoSc.
who think OF identifying their
homes st little cost--to call and ex-
anime their stock.
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DRUGS DRUGSii - Selected
Pure and Fresh ofevery known kind,
oan be bought from Ts, lor, Blake 4
Co., at most reasonable prices. Their
stock of Patent Medicines is uuexcell-
cd west Of Chicago. This house is
agent for tho sale OF nearly all the
Patent Medicines, 80 that when you
buy from them, yon are sure ofa
genuine article.
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SsS3 Sne xOuBoo0 1ns o0e0.
NEW YosK, Dec. 20.
Tweed surrendered to the sheriff
to-day, and Richard H., his son was
accepted as his security in place Of
Terrence Farly.
G. W. Vannort has been appointed
Commissioner Of i'ublic Works, by
the Mayor, who received Tweed's
formal resignation.
Quite an excitement has been
created by these events. Tweed af.
ter the necessary requirements were
gone through with at the Sheriff's
office, went 70 his Office in the depart
nent Of Public Works and introduced
his successor, vsnnort, to the en-.
ploveos.
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SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL Books -
DO not forget that Taylor. Blake 4
20 keeps tuli and complete line of
Sheool Books.
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tabNshed In 10A8.

Boynton's seeks to impiicate the Hon
Elijah Sells 10 most disgraocfdl acts
Of swindling and smbssslement Of the
government funds, and insiuuats,
that Mr.. Harlan had : finger ID the
PIE, bringing IN alao Mrs. Harlan
70 bear her portion Of the slsnder.-.
Further .Old Gsarfs'' rshash 81
Boynton adds thst Elijah Sells wbc
hsd charge Of the distributicn ol
funds, cams on to Dos Moines, Iowa
and that sl7. .ooo oi:ths public money
was used IN securing the re-electior
Of Senator Harlan.
Evidently ) whopper = needed 81
this junctufe, md tho carrion crow
proves himsslf master Of the situa-
tion, and sports 10 his beak for the
public case through tho ccndescsn-
sion ofthe Rsoistsr : dose Of scandal
huge enough TO nauseate the strong
sst stomaoh II permitted to hnd .
iudgnlent therein. All these things
may require : circumstantial refuta.
zion, though in the msio our Rsgister
friends have already done go. 1t
would seem that the theory upon
which this canvass ID to Be conducted
BY the Register 10 that Of maliciously
and falsely blacksning the hitherto,
for score Of years, fair public name
Of Mr.. Harlan, That paper has staked
ITS Ill on bis defeat, and like . Gagged
tiger foams and snarls hesltating not
TO srouse the just Indignation Of tens
of thousands Of the sturdy republi-
cans of Iowa by giving day alter day
publicity to slanders upon the char
acter Of q man and statesmen whose
fame is dear to them. Without the
snanliness to retrAot . charge it made,
now most convincingly refuted, it
flies TO another, which it two years
Ago stahpsd with the brand Of Cain,
and We suppose it win % cossinss
until the end Of the chapter, when
an outraged people through their
legislators shall have sternly rebuked
it, by placiug its honored and able
victim another term in the United
states Senate.
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From the Anamosal 1Jones Co.
4 r...l, mn.
- ms -,
ne nuDnc know Hafiao, nave
snowp ID Dim ior macy years, nave
nsl.a NJ PsAa 49, = many Poln'e anG 9,
unoerSu.no tnat he does not need
dark bamb boosle the = neonIe ana ds &
fat tha;r Iii mScl. sr - rSs,,nis-ss,, N. :
can be left 70 place hunters Of third
or fourth rate cal;brs, and who have
no hope or success save ~ cunning
and Chicanery. Harlan through ali
the dark years of the rebellion stood
true to his country, was heard in the
Senats and ct home On the stump.
His constituents everyw here travelled
miles TO hoaf Him and returned
strengthened and edided. Whore
was Allison 10. ali that timer Whom
did his voice ripr through the nktiori
as did Harlan'sf HIS only alory--.
90 far as the newspaper mentioned
him-wss bis Handsome face, beauti.
full locks and being . rood fellow
i ..41t- 4 4 ~. 4
8eneraiiy. inat wss tne pest me
Ps'o OioeraPner Llnkeosafe couid
say, ana no less tnan three times re
peated 10 the article 10 the now DE-
Iunct WsstsrS Monthty; .AIiison ls
not great man, ont a-Joiiy good
fellow.
From the Iowa Falls { Hardin Co..
oentsSes
;.Ilarlan's friends clsim the victory
and Allison's friends ditto. Perhaps
Mr.. Allison has the inside track. bat
the hugest work that has ever been
heard will be done on the asse,n bling
Of our Legislators. Senator Harlan,
with his great talents. noble record.
his wide influence, snd unimpeach..
ale integrity, (admitted BY all bat
democrats) is an old war horse 10
battle, and will fight through his
friends to the last. Allison. Z tai
ented, bnt younger man. has not the
matured Judgement and eplendid
record Of his Competitor but being :
whole souled active and intensely
energetic man. mav boar OFF the
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, Dec. 2s.
a bullctia from Sandringham
states that the Prince had q good
nights rest and that his strength is
slowly returning. Archbishop of
Canterbury has ordered the discon.
tinuance Of special prayers for the
recovery Of the prince.
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ROME, Dec. 28.
A royal decree has been issued
carrying into effect the commerce
treaty recently concluded between
Italy and the United States.
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The talk about. the great princi.
pie" that President of the United
States should not be elected to . sec.
ond term, will not amount to any.
thing. There may be such great
principle somewhere 10 the thu air
but the practice Of the American
people has heep TO rs-elect theil
Presidents who pleased them. 1t il
the custom Of tho country that
President shall not be elected NOR
tnan twice. When Washington
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, JAckso'
and Lincoln were reelected, it j
useless to talk of barring Grant
way with pretended principl
about second term. 1t his re-elce
tion is to be prevented, it must b
upon the ground that be don't d.
serve the tuccession--that we don
want him any longer Gncinsla
gbnGnercidl.
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From the amount Of land salos re-
ported, in to-days paper, it does not
seem De il the times were very hard
or that money was very scarce.
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We find the following in the edi-
torial columns of the Register, evil
dently written for local purpose;
"In q recent lecture on "laings and
Lobbyists" delivered in New York,
Gov. Hawley, of Conn.,, affirmed that
he knew positively that a present
United States Senator paid t75, 900
for his position"
And now comes Gov. Hawley, edi.
tor of the Hartford CburaHt, and
says:
"The Courant endeavored to COR
rect the report the day after it ap.
peare3, but the hope ofstopping any.
thing that gives an itemixer q chance
is we'll nigh hopeless. The World
Harper's Weekly. and other papers
naturally enough say it is . very Sc
rious charge and calls for further ex
PLANTATION. The Boston loss make,
it tho basis of venomously NEAR
and false squib. General Hawley
desires TO make one more attempt a
correction. He did not make the as
sertion reported"
Who 10 right now, the editor of tn,
Register, or the editor ofthe Coxrani
Gov. Hawley himself?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-01-04

The personal expense bills Of the
Ku-Klux Committee members vary
in amount. It cost each Democrat
thirty per cent. more than it cost
each Republican to perform the labors
Of the committee. Senator Scott
chairman ofthe committee only spent
500. Our Blair spent 81, 900; Mr.
Beck. Of Kentucky, puts in bill fol
Si,2 200. Blair and Beck are bott
civil service reformers, and heavy
retrenchment advocates. Mo. Dem
| 0cr0f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02
Speaker Blaine, in his speech at Cleveland,

Speaker Blaine, in his speech at Cleveland,
Ohio, last night, took occasion to again allude
to the personal charges made against him In the
New York Tribune, to the effect that as Rer-
resentative in Congress, and also as Speaker of
the House, he had received 81 $50 ,Oo) of stock
Of the eastern division of the Pacific railroad
for his services and influence in procuring the
passage of the original Pacific railroad bill of
1862. which story, he saws, convicts the Tribune
OF falsehoOd and OF FOLLY. ain 1862, when this
at was passed." said Mr. Blaine, II had not
taken my seat in Congress; indeed, had not
been even nomin ated for Congress. When the
act to which the Tribune refers bee me law,
was member of the Maine legislature. aud
Speaker of the lower house. had no more TO
do with congressional legislation than the fish
wardenS and tide walters the Kennebec
river" He then proceeded to deny the Oh rges
in the most positive and emphatic manner.
stamping the story not only false on its face
but absurd and ridiculous, though he did not
expect to make a denial that would satisfy the
Tribune, as the mania for bearing false witness
Lad seized that paper and Mr.. Greeley person
ally, who. in a recent speech in Pennsylvania
stated that more than a hundred thousand dol
lars had been expended by the republicans in
Maine in the purchase of votes at the recent
election. "Now, in the very nature OF things"
said Mr.. Blaine, cit would be impossible for
Mr.. Greeley to know that was true; but know
1t to be absolutely untrue. i arraign Mr.. Gree
lev. therefore, as a slanderer of the republicans
OF Maine, party of as gallant and true men As
ever cast an unpurchssed and unpurchasab
vote"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02
From Europe To-Day.

FhIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LONDON, Oct. "A terrible accident hap
pened this morning to a passenger train from
this city for Edinburgh. While running at a
very rapid speed it came in collision near kirble
bridge with a freight train, causing the instant
death OF nine persons. Many others are injured
and II is feared several of them will die.
LONDON, Oct. =, p. m.-But few details OF
the accident to the London and Edinburgh pas
senger tram have come to hand. All dispatches
received agree in stating that the train was be-
hind time and was running at furious rate to
make up. The scene Of the disaster is not far
from Garlic, Cumberland county, and a train
has been sent from that town to bring in the
dead and wounded.
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New York NeuS.

THE MILITrAMEN's FIGHT.
NEW YORK, Oct. Am investigation of the
nght between the militia companies on the Har-
lem road, yesterday resulted in a decision 70
oraer an offcial military inquiry regarding the
FATHER GAvAzzI
sails for Italy to-day.
JAMES ANTHONY PROUD,
the English historian, Is expected to arrive here
within the next fortnight to commence a series
Of lectures.
delivers an address to- morrow %. m. at the Suf-
folk county agricultural fair.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF DIAMONDS
we're seized at a jewelry store in the Bowery
yesterday by custom officers for non payment OF
duties. The diamonds were smuggled from
Havana.
THE srSGFRIRD POISONING CASE.
1t is understood that the jury in the Siegfried
poisoning case stood last night ten for conyic-
ton and two for acquittal. A verdict will prob
ably be given this morning.
TAMMANY's CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
Ii Is reported that Butter Duncan will be the
has intimated bis willingness to accept.
OFFERS FOR GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Ihere were fourteen offers Of bonds to-day
1857.
HUNG JURY.
1he jury in the case of Frederick Heggi, tried
on the charge OF poisoning Frederick Siegfried
were discharged to-day, being unable to agree
Eight were for acquittai and four for conviction.
The number OF coachmen on a strike is said
to number coo.
THE BIENvILLR INvRsrIG ALTON.
The investigation of the burning OF the Bien-
vile was resumed to-day. Inspector Matthews
submitted a sworn statement that he inspecte q
the Bienville boilers and found them in perfect
condition. VIM. +. Bloomfield, a stevodore,
who stored freight on the steamer, testified that
there were cartridges boxed and stored under
the hatch. He said there were no matches on
board. On being informed the cargo included
twenty cases OF matches, he admitted that they
might have been stored next to the cans of
kerosene oil.
THE JEROME PARK RACES.
i he fan meeting Of Jerome Park opened to-
day. The first race was the Manhattan handi-
cap; sweepstakes of $50 each and $500 were
added. One mile and a quarter. The following
named horses started :-Freakness Ortolan,
Tuhman. MOnarchist, Lord Byron, Fanchon,
Mary Louise, Brennus, and Sue Rider. The
race was won by Fanchon; Tubman second, and
Nonarchist third. Time, 2:13.
THE yIKLE CHILDREN.
The application on behalf of Mrs. Viele for a
modification of the order giving General Viele
the custody Of their three children, was decided
to-day adversely.
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The Reaction I'm Jauan

WHIT MINISTER MORT SAYS ABOUT IT.
NEW YORK, Oct "A Washington dispatch
says Mr.. Mort, japanese charge IL afaires ex-
plains the present reaction movement in Japan
hy saying il is an effort of older men In public
life to counteract the progressive movement OF
the young men who have obtained virtual con-
troll OF affairs. Mr. Mort hopes the building OF
the two japanese vessels in New York will not
long be delay ed on account of funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

LOVE OF COUNTRY STRoNGER THAN THE
LOVE OF HoMK.-The time granted 10 the
people Of Alsace and Lorraine to choose between
German and French citizenship has expired.
The exodus during the last few DAYS was i'm
mense. Fully twelve hundred left the city OF
Strasbourg on Sunday for French TERRITORY.
The trains on the railways leading into France
were crowded. and proved Insult cient 10 convey
al who wanted to 90. The French journals Of
yesterday appeared in mourDinp
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A 5000. OcO Fire I'm uousra.,

NEW ohK, Oct. IA Montreal dispatch saws
st. Patrick's hall vas bnrned early this morn
ing. The fire originated in Ronayne's boot and
She mandatory, and destroyed Shaw's build
ing. Hillon's piano room, Dreams & Shaw's
auction store, Whitesides' spring mandatory.
Stewards liquor store, Jones & looms and
Higgins Bros. wine stores, Halls piano forte
rooms. and the premises of q. III. Luggey. LOST
eco, COO, partially insured.
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Special NOTICES.

a Card.
clergyman, While residing IN South America.
a missionary discovered safe and sim rle remedy
Tor the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on By bauefui and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate will send the rec ne
for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelcpe, TO any Sle who Deeds it, Free Of Ctdyse
Address JOSEPH IHMAN,
Station n, Bible House,
mAr1-D New York City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

COLLISION on RACE CoCssg-Dsdh Of n
Rdcer.-As the celebrated trotting mares Ziica-
da, Golddust and Minnie were practicing at the
park in indianapolis for the 2.3s race yesterday
afternoon, Minnie became unmanageable and
the two mares came iuto collision. Zilcada was
seriously injured by q shaft tearing open her
breast, and Minnie was instantly killed. The
former was valued At So 900, and the latter at
$500 or 50 600. Zicada was owned by L. l..
Dorsey, of Louisville; Minnie by Frazer and
Moore, Of Cynthiana, Kentucky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

A JUDGE CONVICTED OF SHOCKING CRIME
The jury In the case of Surrogate Holcombe OF
Middlesex county, Mass, charged with having
committed rape on Anna Bechtel, agreed on
ayercict at noon on Sunday, and rendered IN
in sealed form. AT the opening of the court on
Monday morning, the verdict was opened and
found TO be a verdict of guilty. with a strong
sentenced the prisoner to 81 coo fine the light
est penalty that could be inflicted under the
verdict -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

THE CHASSIS STATION (MD) MUgDER-The
fourth trial OF Joseph League for the murder of
an unknown woman at Chase's station, Balti-
more county, in June, 167 4, commenced before
the circuit court OF Baltimore county at Tow
sontown Md yesterday. After obtaining four
jurors yesterday the regular panel was exhaust
summoned TO appear this morning az 10 o,clort
TO which hour the court adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

The CLARK-FKwELL TRAGRDY.-The Ma
nassas (Na.D correspondent OF the Fredericks-
burg Star writes: Judge Thomas, OF Fairfax
and General William III. Payne, were in oar
village to- day looking up evidence in the Clark
Feweil case. The trial will, as 1 am told, come
of at the next (October) term of our county
court. Jewell has had a slight attack Of the
fever and ague. He seems lively and does not
fear the result of his trial Miss Jewell is some-
what better, though still in nervous condition.
She Las not been informed of the shooting OF
Clsrk. i have 10 doubt there will be some
startling revelations at the trial of EeGell
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Fire

SPRIEGFIRLD, MASS, Oct. "A building i'm
court square. owned by Martin wesser and
occupied by Hermann Knapp, furniture dealer.
was burned this morning. Wessers loss is
$4,000 and Knapps SI2 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

GEN. FRANCIS A. WALKER has gone home to
Massachusetts for few days for the benefit Of
his health.
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Republican Nominations I'm Rhode

PRovIDKNoE, X. L., Oct-The republican
state convention met to-day and nominated
Presidential electors.
The republican convention for the eastern
district nominated Benz. Il. Eames for Con-
gress. and the convention for the western dis
trict renominated James NJ. Pendleton, for Con-
gress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

MAJOR HENRY e. REESE, paymaster Z. s.
A, has been ordered to New York for trial
before the general court-martal in his case,
noticed in The STAR of Yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

INTERNAL RKvENUk.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1855 762 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

THE CHURCH AND LAGER BEER GAnDRSs-
Paul Falk, proprietor of the Tiyoli Garden, in
St Marks Place, is again in hot water with the
Methodists. ON Sunday night Paul was again
arrested. This time on the complaint of Oar win
r.. Hill, a venerable member OF the 1tn street
NJ. r. church, who swore that he ordered wine
At ak : place on Sunday evening. aud tast "A
IL. Mr.. Falk appeared before Justice Shandey
ard was held for examination I'm $3.50 bail. This
interesting controversy between rum aud reliy-
ion viii be fully ventilated at the examination
this week, and tie result il looked forward to
with equal interest by the Puritan and the lib
eral-minded" classes in the commuaity.-N T.
Star, lSt inst.
A telegram from New York last night SAYS
that ak was tried, and the complaint was dis
missed for want of proof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

THE TREMENDOUS GALES that swept over the
lakes Oh Saturday and Sunday were terribly
fatal to life and property on Lake Huron. *
dozen vessels are reported as totally wrecked
and the lives of only Q few men Of all their
crews were saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE NEW YORK TRI-
BUNE.-A Charleston IS. c. dispatch saws that
ii is announced there that Gov. Scott has begun
suit for libel against the New York Tribune.
for an article published in its issue of Septem-
Der q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

CERFIT- Boy has arrived at Paris from Con-
etantinople, on his way TO America. He comes
10 preside over the commission appointed to
receive rifed guns ordered In the United States
for the Turkish army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

SECRETARY FISH and family returned here
last evening, to remain during the winter
Secretary Robson is absent in New York for q
few days.
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DoN'r MIND BEING HANern-Tl

DON'T MIND BEING HANGED.-The Nashville
tHion and Anericdn reports that in the Criminal
court OF Giles county, Prof. Bryant, a negro.
was found guilty OF murder in the first degree.
ana when asked where he wished TO be hung
carelessly replied, al don't care d--n.v IL
Is said the negro actually smiled when he heard
the Jury's verdict of death. He killed a GENTLE
mah named A. q. Steele some time ago. and
be,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

A BOY STABBED BY WoMAN.-A bar ten.
der in Barclay street saloon yesterday after
noon threw half-rOtten apple on the side walk
Cstharine Mariana, an Italian chiffoneuse
living at NO. 200 South Fifth avenue, was pass
little boy twelve years old, living at No. 10,
monroe street. Both ran to get the apple, blu,
the boy was quicker than the Italian woman
VINO caught him by the collar and demanded
1t down civert. She then drew q large
pocket knife and stabbed the lad in the back
the blade penetrating the left lung and infiict.
ing dangerous II not fatal wound. Harty was
taken to the Park Hospital. The woman Vas
arrested by Officer Coffey. Of the third precinct
nnd committed BY Justice Bowling ct the
Tombs.-N. Z Times, lst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

HANGING A NECESSITY IN CHICAGo.-The
Citizens committee Of twenty-five advocate the
arrest as Migrants of all persons in the city
WHO have no visible means of support, the
closing of al saloons at IL O'Clock, and express
the following views: :" some men are opposed To
capital punishment on principle. So are we
opposed on principle, and long for an improved
state OF civilization when il will not be neces-
sary TO hang any criminal. But we insist that
the hanging of murderers In the CITY of Chicago
is as essential for the protection OF life il was
essential, in order to get pure water into the
city, 10 build tunnel under Lake Michigan. or
deepen tie Illinois and Michigan canal in order
to purify the Chicago river"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02
knights Templar.

NORWICH, n. Y, Oct. 2-The annual con-
ciave of the Grand Commandery of Knights
Templar Of the state of New York will be held
here on the Sth. 9Th, 10th and 18th of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-02

FAILED FOB AMnLIoN.-The United States
Marehal at Philadelphia has issued VAR ant in
bankruptcy against the McNeal coal and iron
company. Their liabilities are reported TO Be
very heavy, amounting In the aggregate 10
more than million Of dollars.