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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-09-27
1MPORIA NEWS.
a. T. a s. F. II. n.

A. T. q 8. F. X. X.
Mail train going east - $40 n. IN.
Mail train going west 5:l5 p. IN.
Accommodation. enst ... ~: 80 a.. m.
do wet ... $40 a. IN.
Trains run daily except Sunday, and
mSke close connection At Atehison for all
points east, north and south. Seventy
nine miles ia distance, and about five
ChicsYc and points east. Only one change
OF cars 20 Chicago, Through tickets TO
all principal points In the United States
and Canada, for sale at the depot, near
the court house, by A.G. LAKIS,
Agent
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Leave your order with Perley &
Bearce for shirts.
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The Von Buest and Florence linen
collars, at PerleY & Bearce's.
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EmporIa brick are selling at New
ton.
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Trunks, vallses, travelling bags,
rubber goods, wool socks, etc., at VIM.
CLAIMS. ian1-tf
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n. N. Carter, OF Plymouth, has a
1ns stock of goods.
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Mothers, clothe your children al
Perley & Bearce's.
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FOR SALE.

THAT fine avO.stOry cud.Stone
L 'front.' situated on the w corner
nth avenue and Commercial street, En-
Porls, Kansas, on easy terms TO respousI-
BILE parties.
The entire hard ware stock anu
fixtures also on easy terms and fair
rates. TO parties giving good security.
Also, for sale, for cash, or cash and
part trade, or for cattle, the welI-known
young thoroughbred trotting stallion.
moscow" and the little trOtting
mare, '.yEOI-E-lE," with light wagon.
single and double harness, etc, either
separately or In one lot.
These ads. mean business. and parties
who have cattle or lands TO exchange, we
would take part that way If suitable
wouid 90 well to call and see US at any
rate. L. T. WRIGHT & co.
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SOAR GREAsE.-Bring it to McMi1-
lan's Soap Factory, south end of Mar
ket ST., Emporia, and get good soap
for it. 1Stf
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Cash For Wheat.

T WILL pay the highest market price.
i IN cash. for wheat.
II. n. FISHER,
Stiff Emporia Water Mills
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Twill agree to sell all kinds of boots
and shoes five per cent. lower than any
house in Emporia who advertise goods
at cost. Please make note of this
and call and price goods at Lehnhard's.
Sign of the Red Boot. Agent for the
celebrated Empire Sewing Machine.
jan1-tf
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T. NJ. Fry, agent for Lazarus &
Morris Perfected Spectacl,s and Eye
Glasses.
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4 TO 400 head of sheep, nearly all ews.
i Also ) bucks, at $50 to $3.50 each.
GEO. PLUMB,
33if Badger creek LYON county.
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Ifyou want TO save money buy your
groceries of Bragunier & Bros. S0tf
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Wood Wanted.
Hair Dressing.
FOR, = ALE

"AIR and switches dressed to order,
Ii and hair jewelry. On Sixth avenue.
opposite the Madison house.
mar2atf Mrs. 81. w. TRAYLOR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STRAYED.
For a Trade.

DART1ES having good claim, or inI-
L proved farm property, well located
for cattle, can trade it for good houss
and lot, all well improved, in EmporiE.
Apply Mt NEWS Office.
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BY order Of Committee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-27
FUkERAl OF ssa. R s EwELL
" Il is straBgs that an 0ia Pair Of lBfaRtrS
Pants Should Kill Ne at Last"

NASHVILLE, January 26.-Tbe fu.
neral Of Lieutenant T. General r. 8
Ewell took place in this city to-day al
Christ Church. 1t was altogether
quiet and unOstentatiOUs. His re-
mains we're Iburied in the old ceme-
try beside the grave Of his wife, who
died only q few days before him.
He was sick fifteen days with ty-
phOid pneumonia. When told that
he could not survive, he remarked
with the calmness characteristic OF
him: ''I don't want any monument
raised over me; only plain head and
foot stone, like those over the graves
Of my father and mother, in Virginia.
My rank while Ia the Confederate ser
vice might be inscribed on one Of the
stones; but wish nothing In the In
seription which will cast any rehec-
ton upon the government of the
United States" General EWeu had
been iD the habit Of wearing a pair Of
blue infantry pants, which he had
purchased subsequent to the war.
Upon one occasion, not long before
his death, and when he could speak
only with the greatest difficulty, he
said Of them: "Aiter all my lighting
against the United States 50 long, 1t Is
strange that an old pair OF infantry
pants should I'll me at lsstp EEe at.
tributed his death 70 having pat them
on during the cold weather, after haV-
ing worn q much thicker pair.
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sPAIS

Madrid, January IA stormy
scene folio we'd the reading Of the de-
cree OF dissolution In the eOrtes. The
house seemed TO be taken by surprise,
and members were unable TO conceal
their indignation. Passionate speeches
were made, which were answered by
derisive. cries by & few supporters Of
the ministry. One deputy exclaimed,
The time has come for barTicades." !"
The greatest uproar and confusion
followed, smid which the sitting was
declared at an end. Ii Ita0pears that
Amadeus finally refused to sccept the
resignation of the ministry, rendered
by SenOr 5sgosta, and the decree dis
solving the C0rtes WIS issued In conse-
QueGce. The people generally sympa-
tnize with the deputies, and demand
the retirement Of the present govern
ment. The King is urged to accept
their designations and Immediately
form a new cabinet, Agitation is
very great in this city. Disturbances
are feared, and troops are under arms.
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WASHINGTON.
LlsRS Estaoado to be- utllissd.--Ths Lsath
lRtsrsst---AssessOr to be ThInHsd 0ut---
European Nail eOatrsots---The National
Labor Dsad.6sats.

WAsHRGToN, January 26.-It Is
reported that a project to sell part of
Texas to the Federal government for
an Indian reservation will be intro
duced in the house on Monday, under
the title of cession Of the Platte. The
land Is as large as the State Of New
York, about one-half Of which COM
prises the staked plains, at the rate of
commonly known as esert.
The committee on Wa means
to-day heard q delegstio- the
eastern States representing th-
er interest. The delegation o. /
az y reduction or abatement of the b.
ent duty on leather, as Il Is agairs
cheap European labor thsy want to
be protected.
Tie commissioner of internal rev.
enue has given instructions to super
pervisors throughout the country to
cause reduction to the lowest prac-
tical standard Of the force In the Of
fees of assessors.
The President sent In the following
nomination to the senate to-day (;
William Y. Gilmore, receiver of pub
lie moneys at Ohillicothe, Ohio.
The commissioners on commerce,
on pOstof1ces and on postroads OF
both the house and senate to-day au-
thorized the postmaster-ge general to
contract with the Williams & Gulon
mail line for carrying the Wednesday
European mail on terms now
fixed by law. The commissioners were
influenced In this decision by state
ments that When the Cunard Line de-
manded an increased compensation
year ago Williams & Guion took the
contract st the lawful rates offered by
the government, and that three ffths
of the stock of the Williams d GUion
line was owned by American citizens,
while that Of the Cunard & Co. line Is
entirely owned by Englishmen.
The only confirmation made by the
senate was that of James I. Legate to
be governor OF Washington Territory.
A. NJ. Puett, chairman Of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the National
Labor Reform party, after considering
the mooted question Of the postpone
ment of the convention, which Is to
meet In Columbus, Ohio, on the list
of February next, finds that he has no
right to postpone its meetingi there
fore the convention will be held on
the day appointed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-27
BRIEF TELE0RAMs.

AIburqeFis porkhouse, In Philadel-
phia, was burned yesterday.
There are to be no more whisky raids
In the Fifth ward, Brooklyn.
HeImbOld's Buchu palace is in the
hands OF the sheriff OF New York.
Astorm of Newfoundland was what
was the matter with the cable yester-
day.
The Bar association OF New York
propose 10 reform the Judiciary Of that
city.
Louisville is stirred to lie utmost
depths by the prospect Of a visit from
the ROmanOfi.
Rosa McCOllum, a little girl, was
burned to death in Louisville yester-
day. Her clothes caught fire trom a
CRATE.
John Mckenzie, q miner, was crush
ed 70 death by falling rocks, at Keo'
nosh coal mines, near LaSalle, 1lli-
nois, last Wednesday.
ThIers is endeavoring to secure the
immediate departure OF the German
troops from France. Bismarck: Put
up the indemnity and pll withdraw
the soldiers"
The barn and stables Of n. II.
Badgett and son, eigh. miles below
Little Rock, were destroyed by fire
Thursday night. Eight mule and
four horses were burned to death and
twenty-five hundred bushels Of corn
destroyed. Il was the work 81 an In
cendisTy. Loss about $4,000; no in
Eurauea
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HOUSE.


The senate bill authorizing disburs.
ing officers to pay duplicate checks
was concurred In.
A large number Of pension bills
we've passed; one Of them was recon-
81 Tered on motion Of Mr.. Cox, and
the proposed pensiOner-Adam Car
roll-denOunced by Mr.. Grassland as q
robber, cut-throat and thief, who had
hung around the skirts OF the Union
army
After that denunciatiOn the bill was
recOmmitted.
The house went Into comLaittee OF
the whole ou the Legislative sppropria-
ton bill.
On motion of Mr.. Dawes, a proviso
was asked for which appropriates four
hundred thousand dollars to pay iudg-
ments OF the court Of claims, directing
that no parts Of amount should be
paid on any judgment rendered In
favor of George Oharppening growing
out of any service rendered in carrying
mails.
On motion of Mr.. Maynard, the last
section of the bill was stricken out,
which directs that no claim shall be
considered or paid bY the government
unless it has been fled within seven
years from the time the claim occurred.
Mr.. Garfield offered an amendment
looking to the restriction on public
printing, and said that last year the
quantity Of printing done at the pub
ilc printing Office would, If put into
books, have made q library of over
one hundred and twenty Thousand
volumes Of five hundred pages each.
He held up and exhibited volume
three of the geological explorations of
the tortieth parallel, by Clarence King.
He described 1t as a large quartO
volume, printed on luxurious tinted
paper of the most expensive kind;
there we're i've more volumes to come
filed with the most expensive en-
cravings and whole attlasses, and
they would cost at least twenty five
dollars volume, and he understood
that the total cost Of the book would
not be less than two hundred thou
sand dollars.
Mr.. Sargent followed in the same
line of argument, and said that the
drawings OF the machinery, mines,
tunnels, ETC., with which the volumes
were filed, were not made by Clar-
ence King or any of his assistants,
who hadsnever visited the places, but
they were supplied by persons inter-
ested In the SutrO tunnel, Comstock
lode, etc.
The amendment was agreed to and
the bill was laid aside to be reported
to the house. The total sum appro.
priated by 1t is about seventeen mil
Hon dollars.
The committee then took up the
pension appropriation bill, approDFi.
ating three million forty eight thou
SAND dollars, and disposed OF it,
The committee then rose and re-
ported both bills to the house.
Mr.. Garfield called for the yea and
nay vote on Mr.. Maynard's amend
ment striking out the section which
establishes statute OF Limitation
against the government.
The house refused the yeas and nays
and the section was struck Out.
Both appropriation Hills were then
passed.
Mr.. Cox offered a resolution calling
on the President for information as to
the reindenture or reinstatement Of
Ohinsmen In Cuba, which was referred
to the committee on commerce.
The house then adjourned.
The g. ssiOn to morrow will be for
general debate only. No business Is
to be transacted, and, as suggested by
Mr.. Cox, not more than i've members |
to be present.
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TELgGzAP-Ic PERSONAL.


Ths Pope's advisers ur2s him to qail
Rome.
Rsimboli, the Buchu king, Is said to b
IN mad house 80 Francs.
Ths Empress Dowager OF Brazil has
tresd al her personal slaves.
Princess Victoria, wife Of the Prince
Imperial Of Prussia, is sHeeiate.
Hon. Caleb Cushing, OF the Geneva Ar
oltrstton commission, sails for Europe to-
day.
Judge Barnsrd-conErary to a rumor
current in New York yesterday-has not
been shot.
Thisrs lately remarked. "If Napoleon
mad % 600 OO0t, he would be In power In
1fteen days"
Archbishop Spaalding ls again seri 3usly
III. Approximations are felt by his ply
sieisns as to his ultimate recovery.
Senator Schurz asserts that he win bolt
II Grant is renominsted. He expresses
himself as confident that Grant win not
be renominsted.
Snyder, q newsboy, sued the Baltimore
American three years ago for SO, 900, and
kne court yesterday gave = decision In IA
Vor OF the 1ournsl-a jske on Snyder.
Lady franklin has offered q reward Of
wv sAONaouO 4OAuOs 5kaIlluS ICE b46 rs
coVery Of the records Of the Erebus and
Terror, supposed to have been deposited
on King williams island.
Comptroller Green, OF New York, was
waited upon by number Of prominent
Fentsns yesterday, who desired TO know
why 30 many Irishmen had been dis
charged from the public works.
The Msnsheld-since her supposed COM
plicity In the assassination Of Fisk-has
1t had the incest time possible. Yes
lrrday several young men who were fell
low passengers with her on the train
from New York TO Boston, hooted at
and hustled her In the depot, creating con-
siderable excitement. Some hackmen
and railroad of1clsls helped her out Of
the crowd TO her carriage and she de-
parted.
Mrs. Reynolds, wife Of Governor Rey-
nolds, OF Missouri, was most shockiogly
burned In st. Louis Thursday evening,
by her clothes taking nre from an open
gratis. She WAS In feeble health, and
when discovered all her clothes were
burned of except a small portion about
her neck and breast. Her injuries were
30 severe that, after lingering In an inssn-
sible condition until two O'Clock this
morning, she died.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

The Cunsrd steamship line offsred e
carry Wednesdays European mail fret
of charge, thus enabling the postmaster
general 20 reduce tbs rste Of postage x
four eents.
A number of prominent merchants II
New York petition the postmaster gene
raj for the return Of the contract tor the
transportation t. of European malls on fast
steamers.
Private sdvicea from London report the
burning Of the steamer America In BIC
de Ia Plata on December q. Losses not
stated. The America was q Boston built
steamer, and piled between Buenos Ayrea
and Montevideo.
A dispatch from Lisbon, Portugal
dated yesterday, gives the following adj
ditional particulars Of the loss OF the
steamer America. The vessel Was en-.
gagged In the trade between Bio Janerio
and Montevideo, and while on trip from
the latter port on the night Of December
22d, took Gre, the flames spread with
gret rspldity and the vessel was soou
burned TO the waters edge. A large mum.
Der Of passengers were on board, OF whom
eighty-seven lost their lives, being either
burned to death or drowned.
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not not always be 90. but I have beer

not not always be 30, but have beer
alone in other days. make this sin
ceFe effort to press upon the senate it:
duty. / could not do otherwise with
out seeing that / had neglected q
duty.
Senator Conklin-QuestIon.
The amendment was rejected by q
vote of Al to 4-oniy Senators Rice,
Spencer, Sumner and Upton voting
In the affirmative.
Senator Conkling-Question on the
resOlutionl
The resolution as amended was then
passed by vote Of 90 to 12-Senators
Sherman, Sumner, Upton, Sprague
and Schurx being the only RepublI-
cans who voted against II.
Senator Ramsay moved, that when
the senate adjourns It adjourn till
Monday. Adopted.
The senate then went into executive
session, and soon after adjourned.
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nma.h.Up near 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, January 26.-As a pas
senger train on the North Missouri
road, due here about seven o'clock
this morning, reached point between
Bridgeton and Graham, fourteen
miles from here, rail broke in six
pieces under the locomotive. The
baggage and smoking cars were
thrown down an embankment fl
teen feet high and the ladies' car slid
q part of the way down, but without
turning over. Dan Riley and brake
man were badly bruised about the
head and legs by trunks and several
passengers In the smoking-car were
severely bruised and cut and one or
two had their ribs broken, but none
were fatally injured. The smoking
and baggage cans are wrecked.
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SAM TATE AGAIN.
The Arkansas and Texas Railroad Com
pany FuIIy Organized.

LTTTLR Rock, January 2e.-The
Arkansas and Texas railroad was or
ganiGed here today. Sam Tate, OF
Memphis, was made president, and
B. D. Williams, of Little Rock, secre-
tsry and treasurer. II supported by
the people, they declare their purpose
20 build the road as speedily as possi-
BILE from Devalls Bluh, via Pine Bluff
and Camden, to Shreveport, Ls0uisl-
ana, and Jefferson, Texas. This Is
considered one Of the most important
railroad movements yet started Ia the
5orrfh
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LONDON, January 26.-The Prince
Of Wales was out yesterday and
walked a quarter Of g mile.
Messrs. Gladstone and DlsTaeli
have sent circulars to their supporters
in parliament begging them to be
present at the opening on the 9Th
pr0ximO, as the important election OF
speaker demands their attendance.
Lord Granville refused to see a
deDutatiOn OF republicans who
wished to urge the British govern
ment TO use its influence to procure
the substitution of the civil for the
military courts Ia the trial off The Paris
communists
Five persons were drowned ia the
BlackWOOd cOlliery yesterday.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


PARIS, January 26.-Al places oi
business will be closed On the 18th
instant, the anniversary of the capt.
ulatiOn of Paris.
The BOnapsrtist agents are very &C
tive in the army. They are distribu-
ting pamphlets urging the restoration
Of the empire Rs the ending Of all the
woes OF France. Copies have been
found in the barracks and seized by
the police.
& lew national federation, on the
communist basis, is organizing in
Paris.
A protest against the pending edu.
catiOnal bill, signed by fity-one bish-
ops, has been sent to the assembly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-27

COLUMBUS, January 70 In the SEN
ate biils were introduced to provide
that the putative IA her Of an illegiti-
mate child should not be entitled 20 the
act for the relief Of insJlvent debtors
In the house bills we're intro iueed
70 punish persons VINO seek to insti-
gate Iabarers TO ST.. Ike, by e fDe Ot
ffty dollars and sixty deys' iinpris-
onment: to regulate the sales OF petrOs
leum and illuminating oils. A Feso-
lution was adopted -0r the inspection
of the pablie works Of the State by a
fhree competent engineers 70 be aP-
pointed BY the governor.
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LOUISVILLE, January 26.-John
Elge, respectable German living
two miles from Jacksonville, COM
Elitted suicide yesterday by shooting
himself through the heart. Some
weeks ago soLae neighbOring boys
Waylaid his little daughter and at
tempted to take improper liberties
with her. This is said TO be the CAUSE
OF the tragedy. The boys were ar
rested and held to answer, but the
father brOOded over the outrage until
lie became uHsuppOrtable.
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ST. LOUIS, January 26.-rhe State
senate to-day passed bill authorizing
the st. Louis board Of waterworks to
issue one million three hundred and
eiqhty-five thousand dollars OF bonds
foT the extension OF the waterWoIks.
Governor Brown has vetoed the bill
Ia paw maturing State bonds Ia green
backs. The senate made the veto the
special order for next Wednesday.
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Dr. nealIeott Renptted.

ST. LOUIS, January %. The su-
preme court of Kansas has suspended
the execution Of DR.. Medlic0tt, who
was to have been hanged to day, for
poisoning Mr.. Ruth, until 22d March.
The case is to be argued next WedDes-
daV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-27
Our Eastern YlaitoEs.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 26.-The
senate has adopted resolution In
yiting the japanese to visit the capi-
tol. Twenty costly American outfits
are being prepared for the Japanese
princesses, as they will not appear
in their picturesque and oriental cos
tunes OF embroidered satin after
leaving here for the East. Part OF
the embassy are now visiting the sill
yer mines Of Nevada.
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NEwARK, January 26.-Georgt
Bolts was hung at halt past clever
o'clock to day. A crowd Of spectator
gathered about the jail during the
morning, but perfect order was main.
tained. BOtts' brother and three cler.
gymen were with him constantly, as
sisting in religious exercises. Wher
the sheriff caused the drop to fall
Bolts went up with q sudden Jerk anC
died apparently without pain.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.


MADISON, January 28.-The leglsla-
ture has adopted q memorial TO con-
gress Tor the acceptance Of the Fox
and Wisconsin river improvement
arbitrstiOns. A memorial was adopt
ed In the assembly iavOIing the re-
peal OF the bankrupt law. Both
houses have adjourned until Monday
evening st seven and a'hat O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-27
An Alderman 10 Do TIme

CHICAGO, January ga special
from Ottawa, Illinois, says that the
supreme court of the State hss denied
the supersedeas In the case Of Alder.
man Glade, recently convicted and
sentenced for bribery, so that he will
have to serve out his six months
term In Jail and pay his fine.
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That SAFE nanArnin.

ST.. LOUIS, January 26.-GeOrge F,
CochnOWer, agent for Diebald & Rien-
zele, safe manufacturers, who was ar.
rested in Cincinnati some days ago,
reached here yesterday In charge of an
officer. Ten charges Of embezzlemeni
have been fled against him In the court
Of criminal correction. The amount
of his alleged detaleation Is over five
thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-27

NEW YORK, January 28.-The su-
preme court at Albany, In deciding
the issue as to bail, declined to pass
upon the question raised In the Con.
nolly-Tweed suits, as to the right Of
the people Of that State to sue. 1t Is
probable that this same question will
now come up again upon demurrer,
when Judgment must then be pro-
uuunPpd