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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-16
Railrnad Yinfs.
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TIME, TABLE.


Commencing Monday. June Sd. 1877. Il ans viii leave
RspS. sISs st 4
s..imors s.oppng :. 4. hees connects
ton with Smyrna B,aach Eaiioad and Mary land and
Delaware Railroad, AZ harrington NH Junction and
Delaware Railroad at Deimar with Eastern shore
Ra,iroad. 81 Salisbury with "icomlco and focomoke
ExfkKss TIAIN =. l2eo NJ. tsundsys .zssE.ee., 10,
Psny,ille and 4AvIs- -as-ai.e.. Connects a: vi.
EXPIRES ns'Hp TRss ,o F. ~ ueep.d OF
Baltimore an W. ash, ston stofp,n t hester Thur
son.S.v.rf. .Elston Nor.h-Eas.. oharlessown Perry
vile, HArse-de-erae., Aberdeen. Perryman's, Edge.
xIenT EXPRESS a. lisof al dali oi Ba.morsand Wash
%assoa Esoa rss1s,e
Hayl.-aes s.A., Grace, Zen mans and Maroi.a
u" u. mn; TI.:,1n:; x,ye7os 4e,,ss
LEW rninADEITni a.s NJ is.o. w s,%
pei E Il for Mo5a and ,n.srn.ai.s .'a,.nI
| and 7l6 7. The o.io a. NJ. t,sin will net
atop between Chester s1d =, rsaaslrha On SUNDAY
Arsenal Junction by IN tAe $40 A. III.
PHILA. AND aALro. chSTsAl K. i. THAlss,
apn. and c and fA-
Leave Ihiladelrna ioI For. DEPOSIT sunaays exce2
eh.aa. Fora a. lSooa Foo nv M Il wrle.@ys i @ 1..all I.
days a. a. 2so % p p rhaa- phs ,9 Ghost: rlsh-
Wednesday, aha sa'utleye asO p M, Tie 7.to N.
Ia 4
Lan0kin.
Leave Port Deposit for Philadelphia. euuesys excepted
9.2S ~ III and 70 +. N Ok ord Tor Ihiadeiyhtn al
6.lU a. m: Chsdds Ford Tor Phlaaeiphla ~ D, IN
Sunday, leave Philaderhla Oxford So a. M
leave Oxford for Pniladelphi $40 p.
Trains leaving Wii"ing AT o45 p, will
conect Al Lamokin junction with 100 a. No. arf
| 4Op. N. trains ior Philadelphia ,tmer- Cen
| trsi Railroad.
TaRoUgE TEAMS FRoN BALTIMORE
LEAVE WILMINGTON al 1881 l23c I. NJ, 500 1896 P
| CHESTER FOE PHILADELPHIA.
LsA1z ShhIrt. "a. r. ~ < .sa s.9 s AZ e @s a.
Prom Baltimore 20 fhsdeipha Leave Baltimore as 4
| ~. WAY Mail; $50 ~, EXPIRES 2 5j Z. NJ IA
press 7.3OP NJ. EXPRESS lu.i5 4. NJ Express.
Prom Baltimore. Port De positAnd
At5OUP. NJ
Aecommodatoa ainfrom Por. Depositwil II cav ePerr,
Vile at6 II AM. 10 Bait norean nd ~
| toRs.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester ~ 1896 ana yll A. ~, sad AS M
Leave Wilmington a. 1852, Is and 10 " NJ, i.uS
S.l7 ?. =.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore At 725P NJ stopping al Nagnons PER-
mans Aberdeen, Havrt t-ie-,' terry VIE Cus
town. North East, Elkton. Newark, stanton, New
port, WimingtoU Clay ymont, IlrwCcf and Ch-ster
u kkSSEi superinte udsps
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-16
STATE ITEMS

Nathan Philips, Of Georgetown killed hog
last week, only 10 months old, weighing 7oS
pounds.
1t il stated the Sussex County Agricultural
Society will soon be organized.
The new Presbyterian Church at Georgetown |
was dedicated yesterday.
Philip G. JONES' a we'll known hotel keeper
ofSussex county, died at Georgetown last week.
George Hatfield, undertaken, Of Georgetown,
has recently erected a new and commodious
shop.
James w. Welsh, Of Georgetown, is now
occupying his new Office.
Delaware City complainant Of much dullness
The steamer Thomas Jefferson, left Delaware
City, for Philadelphia, last Wednesday, but was
Obliged to return in short ,ime,a the boat was
discovered to be leaking badly, from large
hole in the bow.
Robert B. Houston, Esq, Of Dagsboro' Hid,
gave to his family one day last week, his 10Th
birthday dinner.
There will be meeting Of the friends of the
Georgetown and Berlin Il. 4. enterprise at
Nillsboro, on Saturday, the 2S,h OF December.
There will be meeting of the friends Of the
Rhehoboth Railroad enterprise at frederick q
at Rhehoboth on Thursday.
0klu W O0ylOIu uubuD NAA. ~
Davis team, at Middletown, on Wednesday,
and runaway was the consequence. No dam.
age.
A trunk belonging to Mr.. Henry Enos, oi
Odessa was taken from the rack OF the Odessa
stage, in hotel yard, at Middletown, one day
last week, and carried into an adjoining orchard
where the contents were rided
The store house Of s. Il. Stephens, of Middle.
town. was broken into one night last week, and
robbed OF number of articles, and SO IN cash
Oae of the robbers. negro boy, was captured
but was afterwards allowed to escape, because
the Town Hall cell was considered too incom-
Portable for negro.
The regular examination of the students a
the Middletown Academy for the Fall term
will begin on Tuesday next.
The State papers are agtating the subject o
changing moving day from Jan. lst to SOM
time later in the year
The N. Z. Church, of Concord, is soon to b
provided with an organ.
A spirited protracted meeting is progressn
Ut the Seaford NJ. L. Church.
There are thirty Episcopal Churches an
Chapels in Delaware.
Louis f. Pennington, late of the firm Of Pen
nington Bros, of Middletown, has returned I
his farm in Red Lion Hundred, and the Ma
chine Works are now conducted by Albert i
Pennington alone.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-16
Fora hoInesIeao IN the West.
~ " T. sga5 s 1e'sIE5
PfNkSYl JANA CENTRAL r. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
OR PIT T s BU r. q.
And al, places in the West, Southvsst a.
Northwest.
sY-ruE SHORTEST AND BEST aourE.N


Thisline ford un uall ed n ducements t. per
sons desiring cheap and pedtio If passage to til
West, ami dess:ve particularly the attention of al
such desire to avail emselyes of the HOMESTEAD
Bill passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsylvania Cen trail Railroad, wi. a ite Ger
meeting lines is by Is. miles the shortest route TO
Chicago nd other promin laces in est and
is also the cheapest and oest route to al
prominent places in the Southw est and oftAwest.
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and air,
Passenger Cars furnished with cushioned seats With
movea backs. water tanks stoves, in Winter and
with such ether conveniences quisite for tn
comfort ~ families.
Throus ticketsa sold to all promins snt placesi,.
the West. Southwes and Northwest. at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under i've years old as free. and children
between the ages ffye and twelve years pay nalf-
Price.
Baggaee checked and forwarded BY the anne train
with the passengers Eighty pounds of baggage ear
.:ed free TO every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except sundays. and ticket
must be procured and baggage delivered at the ONCE
No. ll6 Market street. by 8 O'Clock, P. N.
BY addressing the undersigned he will forwardb
return of mail. free ofcharge acircular containing
| complete price list. map, q correct copy
Homestead Law. nd give such other information
| may be desired. FRANCIS FUNK, Agent
9th = Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
| No. l16 Market Street, Phlla1olphia
| philadalphia JMne ~. 1RSs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
&A4HN -. - E Es
oN AND ALTAR MONDAY. ptc. :

on AND AFTtR MONbAY. DC. -u M
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
Train leave Depot. Ihirty-secund anu Market ST
Trains arrive ut Depot. Thirty first ana Market -
main Line Westward.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-16
MICHAEL NoGEARY

MOULD respectfully INFORM MS friends and the
w public that he continues to keep on hand the
irgest and best assortment Of 6entlenmens. adies
nd Boys
Of the best quality. at No. SO Tatnall Street
CATERS of the best stylc is worthy Of attention bc
fore purchasing elsewhere. A large assortnent
stanty hand. He feels confident that he IA able
to sell goods lower than any other persea in this
as be will give satisfaction to all Who ny favor
him with their patronage. ~
~ Highest cash prices paid Rags, Ir6n, Brass
opper. Glass. link Lead and al esoas in his liz
N. McGEARY. y
| TatnAllSt Wi,minstce. n
EENNETT SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEMI
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lisa Lo,.nsre, Miss Hill; Susan, Mis-, Mel
lie Fletcher; Lefty, Miss Grace Fletcher;
Old Melbourne, Mr.. A. H. Fletcher, Young
Melbourne, Mr.. W.; Q. Hill; T,ep, Mr..
Both pieces we're very creditably rendered, par
ticuiarly "Caste," in which all the performers
did remarkably well. OF course the enter ain
ment is not fair subject for criticism, even had
we space for indulgence in that line; nor, where
all did so capitaly, would Il be just to discrim-
nate between the different characters. 1t may
be said, however, that, all things considered. the
honors Of the evening were carried of by Miss
Hill, whose representation of the high toned
Aarguise would have done credit even to .
trained artistic. It may be added, also, that the
entertainment would have been equally success
full il the afterpiece had been omitted. Ii
dragged somewhat, both on the stage and with
the audience, and besides consumed large part
OF the evening which many persons would have
been glad to devote to some other attraction. Ii
takes pretty good professional company and a
high ORDER OF entertainment to hold an audience
.spell-bound," or even content, until half-past
eleven O'Clock.
Mrs. s. p. Brown and daughters have a
card reception at their residence, Mt. Pleasant.
on Wednesday evening, oath inst.
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FORTY SECOND CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
FRIDAY, January II.


sENATE.-The Senate was not in session to-
day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
motion OF Mr.. Speer tGa.,) it was ordered that
when the House adjourn to-day, IL be to meet
on Monday next.
This being Friday, the Speaker i'm the morn
ing hour proceeded with the call Of committees
for reports of bills of q private nature and a
large number Of such bills were reported and
passed.
Messrs. Peck (Oho) and Moore, (Ill.,) from
the Committee on Invalid Pensions, reported
bills granting pensions 70 Margaret Lee. Eliza
beth Kenyon, Joseph Montgomery, Hannah
Gray and Rosanna Quinn; which were severaIly
passed.
Mr.. Brooks, (Mass..) from the Committee on
Patents, reported bill authorizing VIM. Seller
and Coleman Seller, OF Philadelphia, to make
application TO the Commissioner OF Patents for
an extension OF their patent for Improvement in
coupling for hating; which was passed.
Mr.. Kellogg (COnn.) J, from the same commit
tee. reported a bill granting similar privileges
to Ira buchanan, jr, patentee Of a walking
stick gun; which was passed.
Mr.. Ellis H. Roberts IN. Y }, from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means, reported bill for
the relief Of Jacob weer, collector of internal
revenue for the fifth New Jersey district; which
was passed.
Dir. Peters (Me.), from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported a resolution directing the
sergeant alarms to pay to the heirs of James
McCleary, late member of the House from Lou
isiana, the usual mileage for one session. and
saiaIy ITcn Mercn 3, ls 1, 70 November >, Isl 1,
the date Of his death. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson Ia, from the same committee,
reported bill tor the relief of the principal and
sureties to the official bond Of Greene w Cald-
well, late superintendent OF the u. S. branch
IN; Mt at Charlotte, n. c.; and il was passed
Mr.. McCrary Iowa from the Committee on
Elections, reported a resolution regulating the
taking Of testimony In the Texas contested
adopted.
Mr.. Farnsworth introduced a resolution direct
ing the Committee on Pest Offices and Post
Roads to inquire into the matter of contracts by
the Post Office Department and the Transports
ton OF the mails, and report to the House-said
committee 10 have power to send for persons and
papers, and TO examine Witnesses under oath.
Mr.. Farnsworth said that the Postmaster Cen
eral desired this investigation.
The resolution was adopted.
number of executive communications were
lad before the House by the Speaker, after
which, on motion Of Mr.. Wood IN. V the
House adjourned.
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The MURDERER. SroKEs.-E. 4. Stokes.

The MURDERER, SToKEs-E. 3. Stokes who
Is now confined in the Tombs, pending the
action Of the grand jury in regard TO his killing
OF Colonel Fisk, seems TO take things with re-
variable GOODNESS. He is supplied with every
comfort that he can desire, and did he wish 10
commit suicide he could lind plenty Of facilities
for 30 doing So far II this, however, from being
his wish he seems to entirely fail 20 realize the
terrible position In which he In placed and talks
about "things going on all right, /" as though he
were not accused OF the highest crime known 10
the law. He sees visitors who cab readily
enough, and assures every one that he does not
expect 10 stay there long; that the matter will
soon be ended; that the public have not yet
heard his story, and similar expressions, in
dicative of either profound Indifference or
profound ignorance, or a desire 10 feign
insanity-it is difficult 20 tell which.
His meals are sent from a restaurant, for al
though the prison fare has been greatly improved
since the lst instant he is of course too fastdous
TO be satisfied with IL. His personal comfort mas
also been considered by his friends, and his cell
looks comparatively comfortable, having been
furnished with some articles OF furniture bed,
bed clothing, etc. He purchases all the daily
papers, and passes his time during the dsy in
reading, conversing with his friends and sleep
ing. A younger brother is very attentive to
him, and is at the prison every day d.
Standard, 1ih.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TeleSraphed Exclusively to The Erening Star.
EnGliAh Notes.

D'IsEAELI-THE ALABAMA CLAIMS CABLE
COMMUNICATIONS.
LONDON, Jan. II, a. m.-D'Israeli will at
Easter visit the Glasgow University.
The Times Of to day reviews the story of thc
Alabama, contending that il neutrality il viz
tually state OF almost unlimited liability, the
situation is indeed into sable.
The Tihaes' financial article announces that a
combination Of teegraphists agreed yesterday
to establish direct cable communication be-
tween England and the United States.
Gen. Sherman-s European TOur.
LONDON, Jan. Ill Herdld's special. l-Gene-
raj Sherman landed az Mederia, and after stay
ing there seventeen days sailed to Cadiz, where
he remained five days. He then visited Gibral-
tar, NJ alsja, Seville, Herr, Granada, and Cor
dova, and went thence to Madrid, where he was
visited by all the public men and received by
the King and Queen. He made a long speech in
English at banquet gwen by the American and
English Legations He visited the Escurial and
returned to NJ adrid, which he left TUESDAY, night
last. via Bayonne and Marseilles, for Nice. to
join the Wabash.
Another Row I'm the Spanish Cabinet.
MADRID, Jan. 12.-Differences have arisen I'm
the cabinet with regard to the policy 70 be pur-
sued in Cuba and the appoiNtment Of Marshal
COncha as Captain General of the Island. The
departure Of the latter from Cadiz has conse-
quently been deferred.
Wrecked and all Hands Lost.
HALIFAX, n. s., Jan 12.-The schooner Rival,
in the Bay Of Fundy, last Sunday. All hands
were lost. -Four bodies have been found.
The Smallpox I'm Great Britain.
LONDON, Jan. E.-The small pox continues to
spread in all parts of the British isles. Cardinal
Cullen, in pastoral letter, permits the use of
meats on Fridays for sanitary reasons, on ac-
count Of the prevalence OF the disease.
The Col11ery Explosion In wales.
LoNDoN, Jan. 12-The number of miners
killed by the explosion in the Oakland colliery
does not exceed twelve. All the men are now
accounted for. Such investigation as has SO far
been made indicates that the disaster was caused
by the ignation OF fire damp.
Great Success or the District Of Co.
lambda Loan.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-The American Register saws
that the bids in Paris for Washington city
improvement bonds were FAR in excess of the
amount offered, and an allotment of ten per
cent. only had been made to each bidder.
The SeQuestrate0 Estates Of the Or.
leans Princes.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE committee of the as
sembly has reported in favor OF repeating the
law, sequestrating the estates Of the Orleans
Princes.
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More than one hundred Of our citizens feel them
selves under personal obligation to q. GAUTIER,
No. 12l7 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, for be-
ing able, through the virtues Of his celebrated Bit
rt to participate I'm the festivities incident to the
Holiday Season. Although Mr.. Z. takes much pride
the other duties of his business escape his obser
vs;on. Already his store gr0ans will the immense
stock Of Liquors and Cordais imported for the Hol-
day trade, and which have been selected with
ioI the wants Of his patrons. Those in want Of
favor him with call, and be assured that what they
buy in his line will be not only pure but unadulter
Sted. decl9
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MISS ALICE WEBER was elected enrollina
clerk OF the Minn>&Ots Senate. but hearing that
some Who voted for he, were sorry for it, she re-
signed, and was elected over again, after which
she felt better.
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RETrRNING ORDER IL LoUIsIAEA-Goy.
WarRoth, in a note TO Gen. Emory yesterday,
says" Affairs here have assumed such a share
now that think the danger of q riot or tumult
has about passed. write 70 say that think by
To- morrow at II O'Clock YOU can safely withdraw
your troops to the barracks" In the first dis
trict court, when the grand jury came in YES
tersay morning, Judge Abel called them be-
fore him, and then read letter from a prom
inent member of the bar, charging that the
grand jury had been manipulated or packed in
the interest of Gov. Warmoth. Judge Abel
then discharged the grand jury. IL Is stated
that capias has been issued for the parties im-
plicated in the shooting, some DAYS ago, OF Major
Chester, colored politician of the Carter party,
Including Lieut. Gov. Pinchback, Senators Har-
ris and Butler, and others. Judge Abel also
issued a bench warrant for the arrest of Geo.
W. Carter, implicated in the wheyland homi-
eide.
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Rhnf His Msssr~~~

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-James Hunter a liquor
dealer, shot Mary Brown, his mistress. at his
store in Fulton street, Brooklyn, this morning
Hunter was arrested. The woman viii die.
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ANHAPoEIe, 0D., Jan. 12-The court met q
NM vhartesS hieS rspafstiss. Dr. A6saS
Claude, pEofeDR q natural sciences q "a
JeAns ColleGe, was exAnined at sono ien0tA =
. medical expert His dednctions differed In
expert witnesses.
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HAIfIAx, r. s., Jan. IA shocking murder
wss lately committed At Grand Grove, Rich
Batter, Wa found ON The evening OF the oh in
an exhausted condition, near his residence, with
gnnshot wound between tho shoulders. de-
position Was taken 60 the Effect that while Bat
Mr was sitting near the Renee OF William La
tordt Held, Alexander Laford son Of the owner,
approached Butler nom behind with gun
ehpectedly, and when within six Yard fred and
snhont word ran away. Butler was engage n
10 Isiora sister and the family disapprOVed OF
, men Tesen. But,er had arranged for an elope
oestneiy that evening. He died In - hours az
ter being shot The coroner's Jury returned a
verdict of wilful murder against Alexander 4 a.
ford, and he has been committrd 10 iail 10 ax,,.
his u'ai' he rs only twenty years Of age.
Fishermen tu COuuctl
GLorcEsTER, MASS, Jan. PA meeting o,
citizens OF Gloucester interested in the fishint,
business was held here last evening. A com
mittee was appointed 20 cooperate With com
mittees from other localities in an endea,or to
obtain from Congress some legislation granting
bounty on tonnage. or relief In some other
from the ratification Of the Washington treaty
rammsny Hall Opened nv Law.
Nkw YORK, Jan. l2.-Under a maniamus of
Judge Barnard, Tammany Hall was thrown
open last night 60 the democratic delegates
recently elected. and possession taken hy
chair, and after short session ADJOURNED. This
Is considered a triumph over the sachem,.
Fatal Accidents.
NEw YORK, Jan. l2.-F. Reid. j. q ihsoO An
=. sylvester were fatally injured yesterday nv
the falling Of scatfoding in the new Geologicai
Hall OF Rutgers, New Brunswick N y
VIM Totten, the lad shot by a TOW cannon
Tuesday, died yesterday evening.
The Debt Prisoners I'm New YorA
NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-Argumen,s were h-arI
yesterday In the supreme court involving the
validity Of Judge Barnard's order rssleasins
prisoner confined for debt in Ludlow street iaiI
No decision was announced.
ffsk's Successor as Vice President or
the Erie Railway.
NEW YORK, JAN l2.-At a meeting OF the d.
rectors OF the Erie railway, yesterday, a. II p
Archer was elected vice president, In place OF
the late James Fisk.
Won't Have Another COutrOller.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12.-The Office OF controller
has been abolished, and an auditing committee
composed Of Henry Thompson, n. n. Otis and
John Hilton, appointed instead.
Another Run On q Savings Rank.
INV YORK, Jan. PA run took place yes-
terday on the German Savings Bank. Williams
burg, but the bank was amply able TO meet al
demands.
TWeed's BAIL.
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Pronounced by COnnOisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
1t improves appetite and digestion, and Il 10 IN
rivAled fer its favor.
We are directed by Hessrs. LEA q PERKINS, to
all parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCAND SONS,
aul2- COON Agents. New York
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Hon. lanes Rro0ks NJ Ham
IsuDeachmeut Abamd,

NEW DIRK, Jan. 12-The steamship Algeria,
from Liverpool, has arrived. Among her pas
sengers are Hon. James Brooks aad family.
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Affairs I'm Cubav
THE CASE OF DIR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
THE INerRGEyrs

THE INSURGENTS.
kEY WEST, FLA, Jan. 1l.-Letters received
here from reliable persons in Havana state that
Captain General Valmaseda has approved the
findings Of the court which sentenced Doctor
Howard 20 the penitentiary for eight years. A
well informed gentlemen in Cienfuegos says
that the whole affair was managed bunglngly
would have been liberated il the case had been
properly attended to.
The volunteer cavalry who have been under
training in Havana have been called together
for active service, with only one days notice. 1t
is stated that they will be sent to Santiago de
Cuba imme iately.
The report OF the landing of several cases of
ammunition for the insurgents operating under
Modesto Diaz is abundantly confirmed, but not
Of the landing Of a thousand arms.
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OMAHA, Jan. lin the Nebraska Legislature,
the impeachment of Auditor Gillespie has been
abandoned by the managers.
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TUeeA.S nail

Albany, jan 12-Arguments for and against
a reduction of Tweed's bail, and on vacating
the order Of arrest, are being heard before the
supreme court this morning.
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Crime I'm New York and Jersav.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-Two hundred people
we're arrested at cock-fght in Hoboken yes
terday, but were released with Q reprimand.
The Medical Society Of this city b framing
law tor the suppression of illegal practitioners.
Henry Dell had his skull fractured With an
axe during fight with his son at Camden, n.
j., Wednesday. The son has fed, Both are
ex-convicts.
Libbie Garrabrandt and her lover, Van Win
kle Bogert, were arraigned on the charge of
murder by poisoning r. r. Burroughs, at Pat
erson, Yesterday. Both plead not guilty. Their
trial win take place in April.
The Delaware and Lackawana railway has
9een INDICTED by the grand jury Of Paterson, n.
lisbon OF trains, and also for o6strucfine the
highway by allowing trains to remain & the