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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-01-06
OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1871
.xpeftal 3otifes.
DR. II. OLuN.

Chicago formerly OF This place. viii visit Ottawa cir
Hotel the FIRST Tuesday and wednesday the first
Monday month"; the purpose treating
he Eye and Ear whether surgical otherwise Opera
Sons for cataract artificial pupil inverted d. closure of
~ duct sasshyloms and OF tumors
morbid growths Of every description Artificial eyes
r drums inserted without pain previous operation
aiar eyeds, the mos equen. disease uest radically Gd
perns6aSntiy cured.
From his long experience in treating diseases the Eye
soo Eat ne reels Confident in stating that he nearly
very case Chronic diseases also eaei Consultation free
December 10th, lS1S.-u
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Z. 5 5'2U, ISO2, called Tor redemption, 1857.
Exchange on n. Y g. Z, prem. selling.
La Sale county bonds par and interest.
Foreign Exchange is selling at $500 to S5.75
per {.
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BATCElEL0E's EGAEs DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the IN the rOrld-pcriecy
harmless reliable and instantaneous no dsappointment no
ridiculous lints dSagreeatle odOr The genuine VIM a
Bachelors Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or natural Brown; leaAes the hair ctd sG beitif:
does not contain particle OF any injurious
pound Sold by al druggists Factory, 16 BOND STREET
NEW YORK. oct,-ly
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10 the room u. " occupied by AK. McKsips Jev.,v
store, NJ u La sale street, "'
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no L1T.-Cood Dwellings IN q, pa,,: q The city
HARRIS Il kELIOtiG

DIANE 100 s,t,. Ni-morandnm hooks aud Pas,
IL hooks, ut OSMAN q iihPEMAN'S
West u the COult House Square
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no LAW NL.lSs.. tSIfII.DEItss AMI
J:UcSIN ESSS MEN,

Copying Of a kinds executed At shortest nocc Dr,,c,,
iny w all ts various branches. Estimates made de &c Sat
ishcton guaranteed and orders solicited wv
o, q, A.. ClAS. II. DKl.ROSE
Vo' @l-oihos' DoN l,tll, Ottawa III
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Chicago Jan. 5.
Ilour-Spring extras, 5000; buciwheat So. rs
per 100 lbs.
Wheat-No spring $l24gl 90; No. . S1.2s
01.23
Corn-41S42c for No. l 4O84lc for No. 2 :;
rejected Csc.
Oats-3lG32l sc for No. 2.
Rye-65c for No ..
Barley-GlQG5c for No. g
Butter-2l@24c tor choice
Eggs-3Oa32.
Csttle-Choice steers $5G095.5; medium to
fair $425g475; good to choice cows S3.25a4 co.
common to fair S2g30O.
Hogs-s440G$l.75 dressed, $4.9O25.OO.
New NOrK Market.
New York, JAN 4.
Wheat-Prime new spring $1.5SalGO.
Rye-92&93c for western
Oats-5ls rs; cts. for western.
Corn-MiXed western .Sg70.
Lard-Sl. cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

TO PROPERTY OWNERS Not many weeks
ago attention c,lled in these columns to the
great scarcity III thi- city Of ,enements suitable
Tor members u the working class. This scarcity
rs then 'tAed, Is undoubtedly to be attributed
TO the Influx .: skilled and other l4borers, At
traeted hither by the recent extensive additions
to the number aud size OF our various ranufac-
turing establishments. In the view Of the ex-
pectaion that other similar accessions will short.
ly be made, it would seem to be the clearly in.
dicated duty, well profit, of property own
ers to make some adequate provision for the
present and future emergency by building hou.-
Of the class indicated. Ia connection with the
above = my be we'll to add that Harris Il
he!iors, real estate agents iuform Us that not
d4y passes without ten or twelve application.
being Iusde to them for the rental If such houses
as are in question. which demand o: course.
they art unable TO supply. They also state tia:
tenement property is firm in price, with AZ up-
ward ,end'ncy. word 70 the wise i. enough
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OTTAWA ILL.,, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1872
The Dry Goods Store OF Ottawa.


". IL. Hull has now in store his new fall
stock and IS prepared 10 show the largest, finest
ana cheapest stock of dry goods in Ottawa.
We have tie finest stock OF dress goods west
OF Chicago, In all the rev shades and varieties.
We II Ike specially of
DRESS GOODS.
and any lady in want Of anew dress should uot
iail to call and see the styles.
large stock of f.nnels cheaper thar evsr.
Linens, towels. hopkins, and all kinds of
housekeeping goods. cheap.
Livery person in want of fall good. should
look at our stock.
We do not claim to give goods away, bu. We
10 claim 70 sell them AT the srlalles, profit o..
any one il tie city.
Our expenses are less than any dry goods
house IL Ottawa, and H.. teueti. Of j, We give 70
our customers.
We have an ex;r, nice -tock ot cs.p-t., .one
oi very choice patterns, which will be sold cheap
Rem. Ii. Der good ynol., u l.r.e STOCK md low
price.
Look Z, us before YOU buy.
W. H. hull
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

EDITORS FREE TRADER Il desire throu gh
your paper to call the attention of tho public to
the fact that the Ottawa Post Office la. been Sc
lcsed, among others. for the issue OF po.,s! Or
ders for sums payable in the Germ ,u Empire.
by .he Post Department. of that country, aud
for the payment Of orders for sums rem,,,ed
from Germany through the Exchange" Post
Office of New York.
The let OF October next has been fixed ss the
date on which the issue and payment of German
international Money Orders is to commence.
The rate. Of commission charged are as follows.
On order not exceeding $ ), Is cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

DUTY--Tt is but seldom that we call .ba AZ
'entlon OF the public 20 our business through
the newspapers, and would not on this occa.
sion out that We feel it our duty TO do CO. The
time" are close, especially with farmers, and we
have determined to make our prices on goods to
correspond with the times, nt least for the next
six months For th. reason we believe il ou-
duty to advise the people of our determination,
so that they can take advantage of the low price
at which we sell Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps and Groceries: AS the profit on goods will
be too small to allow us to give any time on
purchases orr terms must necessarily be strictly
cash. LYNCH, BEATTY & O'KANE
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The Chase County, k,n-s-. Leader -.y-:

Ht Ch'@t NUUNVY, hih-n", I-tFIcF Wy,
Mr.. Jew,u, who was struck w lightning
while standing iu the door Of the Hinck.cy house
some MONTHS ".u, aud whom We siir- reported
derd, l. III town. uur '-port to 'he contrary not
~i,hstanGing. W. publish onitu ~ ro,ice.
gratis. but ~h-n fellow wont stay dead. after
we've sOn4 our p.r', "e exrect him :" come up
and pay for the notice 10 cent. . linz.
Mr. Je~e,;. above lluied t,,i- f"rm-r Ott..
VA boy, and studied las wi'h M->-r- Dlek-y,
Boyle & Nicholson. Ep~cvrr u,ue.. ~ may
coudole with the EDITOR of IT.. Leai,r .pOu bis
loss Of sensational obituary, W. DO h- .ruly
couGrsula'e Mr.. Jewett Oh hi. rro~ escape.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

Child Bros n fhicp' ARE constantly receiv-
ing new goods 70. their tall stock, III de ut their
own mnnumc'ory. particularly for sale in This
locality Their stock now IL full aud complete
in every department, and they are prep to
sell goods at the lowest prices They sv" now
on their shelves and in their store rooms o.e Of
city. MI are invited to cell aud ex mine goods
and compare prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

ACClDENT.-About 9 o'clock o. Thursday
employed in the freight house OF the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railroad, met with a
distressing accident. While in the act of coup
ling two freight cars he unh.ppily got his right
hand between the bumpers. and had it smashed
almost to a jelly. DR.. Hathaway was promptly
called, and he hopes to save portion II not all
Of the iIurea extremity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

To.DAY,--Scott, Hou,z Il Co. will have their
grand opening of fall and wiutor closks to-day.
We call the special attention of the ladies TO our
cloak AID shawl department. which f.r style,
quality and cheapn.-s ia not surpassed by any
house in the west. Do not forge, the grand
opening to-day commencing at . o'clock. y. m.
SCOTT, HoUTz & Co.,
ii & Is La Sale St.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCEs.-Thc
Members Of the O''Aw, Accsdcmy Of Natural
Sciences aud all persons friendly to its prosper.
i'y are requested to meet A. EbersolS vun sh"p
on Thursday evening next, October %. NJ 3 p.
NJ. A full nttendanoc il requested ~ business. Of
i'm port~nce il 20 be- sc'ed upon.
ID. =. EHEWsoi. P'e.idcn,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

If You want something nice in Flour, get that
manufactured at the Eagle Mills. am now
receiving some of the finest wheat, both spring
"nd winter, ever seen in Ottaws. Prices: Best
white winter wheat. strictly first class aour,
Sll.OO per barrel; best spring wheat. has no SUI.
perior. $500 per barrel. No charge for delivery.
Everything AS represented, or money refunded.
J. WooD,
E,gle Mills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

J-iler Fredenburs ha. his "cage" pretty we'll
filed. The birds" are Of the usual appearance
70 he found in such places, One young man
named George Bloomer, was caught, after Il des-
pirate struggle, bv Mr.. Ruger. whose residence
is some iine miles south of the city. Bloomer i.
'he only prisoner incnrcerated during the State
Fair. and he WAS pot captured in the city.
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l31 Main street, Ornwa, II

Now is the time to prepare for winter It i. a
bnd time ,s shinsle house when il /. raining,
Far better 70 to the White Corner and yet soms =
Of those fine undershirts and drawers, at lea.
prices than any other shinsle factory in Ottawa.
N. SYIEFEI. l. 10
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Mrs. Morris is in receipt of her fall aud win.
ter goods which viii! be found unqnnlled in quail.
i'y aud price. She otfers velvet h.'s at - cents
each, and trimmed ones for SlOO. In addition
to her general stock OF millinery she has beau.
titui display Of jewelry, 20 which she irvi.s.
attention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

FRIDAYS FIRST FRosr-Tne ho.ry rime
OF winter visited this vicinity for the first time
this season on Thursday night last Ice was at
a Adisooun' block of it were permitted TO wither
away upon the sidewalks miserable existence
under the genial rays o: next days sun Fare
welt, coda.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28
J. WOOD.
E,yle Mills.

MILLINERY HEAD QUARTERS. II have on
l. nd as hsndsomS stork Of general millinery
woods AZ any house in the CITY. whirh f,r price
au! quality challenge c"mpeti,iou.
Mns. Z. HARrER.
l31 Main street, O,nwa, III.
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STILL THEY CoME--rho,e new good. are
coming right along at MeRat.in'.. His stock is
full md complete in every department. from he
finest shoe to the heaviest boot, and hi. prices
the the loves. in the city. C,.l aud TX mine
before buying. He i, always pleased 10 show
goods
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

FoUND-Durinr the State Fair, on the coun.
ter OF George Mltche!.- = 'in= house, p,ekage
Of greenb,cks rud papers, which The oNuer can
have 10y proving property rrd ? wing tor Ibis
advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

SEAsONABLE.-If you don't want to pay y
doctors bill, listen to what we say. The cold
weather is coming ou aud it is time you were
thinking about getting some good warm cloth.
ing to protect you and keep of the tever and
ngne. \ good warm unde-shirt and pair OF
drawers have saved many man long Fl: Of So.
rious >ickne.- Ther. is no doctor half ~ good
- D, good suit of clothes. It is much better than
to hUy drugs.
1t i we'll known fact that Fiske & BEEN
havs the largest stock Of cloths, cassmeres. ben.
yer, doeskins, and the best stock of tailors
trimmings in .he state Mr.. A. B. Cherrier is
admitted by ali 10 be the best cutter il his
ton, not excepting Chicago. Now, if You want
a good nice.ftting -ui', miue up stylish and tit.
ting like glove, one that you will not be
ashamed off, try Fiske & BEEN.
In addition, they keep stock Of ready.made
clothing, undershirts and drawers, gloves and
mi.s. gents kids of all kinds and every variety
Of necities. They have the best paper collars in
America, nnd hats, caps, trunks, valises-in fact
everything in their line. All are warranted ~
good Ms recommended, or money refunded. They
have hut one price, and that the lowest, and
consider i. no. trouble to show goods. Call at
Fi-ke & Beem's. 2S Madison street. north Of
Court House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

NEW LAW FIRM.-D. p, Jones. former mayor
of Ottawa, lawyer of sckno wledsei ability, has
associated with himself in partnership l. W.
Brewer. II young and rising m-mber of the bar.
We predict for the new firm Nh abundance II
the practice which their ley i talent. and tru.
neu merit,
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IORRING DEPARTMENT.

facilities for dong an kinds Of job Work In the "a.
styles s4Epassd this sect on and
respectfully solicit those wishing anything done this
ine,o give call b. the uiclous and liberal use Of
pr!s,er ink many io5tune has been made. and the
aeld Is sii.l open. TTy Il.
Order, b. mail promptly attended -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

DANCING ACADEMY.-The fall term at Willis
will commence. for a Juvenile class, on SATURDAY..
octooer oth, lo'2, at P. NJ. Centlemen's class
will commence on Monday evening, October 1.h,
1872, at O'Clock. Terms, six dollar, for thir.
teen lessons, one half strictly III advance
s. s. WILLIS,
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NUMBER :.

ORGANs.--Taose beautiful Er,., which
we're at the State Fair, arc now ia Fo,a's stare
and VIII be sold at the regular Wholesale prices.
The Store - filed. Now is tho time to bay one
OF the finest organs in the world for tw, thirds
of real value. F.. ER,yK FopD
Cheeyer's Block
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

Lintou's Telegraph institute ia opened a1ain.
He i, forming q class to commences study about
tho l>t Of October. All who wish ~ start with
shi- class should r,'l 1t once.
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The mansard roof is good onA. hut NJ. Stis',l
Il Co. have n better one in the shape of 'hvir
own br nd Of Hats aud Caps for men aud boys
wear, at low prices, Root your heads ~, the
WhitcStore ON the Corner.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Chicago, Rock island & Pacific Railroa

On and sfier Nay l3'hls5!, trains pas. Ottawa
station a, {, lows:
GoIS6 EAsr.
Might E&press....... al NArrycn Chic $50 - .HpA
sAceonmodauoH. $50 s-Arrye IN thicago... s:si A n
No. .-Day EI dali ls N-Avgye IN Chicago i-S
COMO psf.
Night Express. i3 y cave Chicago 1000
No l-Day Er ldG!y) tt Leave Chicago ......io-T
Accommodation 80 FA-lsye Chicago. 500
Sundays excep.ec. 'SAtuIda!s excepted Nos and 2
run each ihird sunday. commencing May Goth Through
Tickets and baggage checks 10 al principal point. In tie
states And Canada. IN the above trains make connection
with eastern roads ia Chicago. Direct points
lows, Missouri, k4ns.. aud u. lar " cs.
FEtD TAEEEER.
Ottawa May l5,h, IS,-. Agent G.. l.. !. q 7. l.. r.
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Rev ". X. Whi'tle.ey, OF Alton, aade fly.
visit At OUT Office Thur,iay Afternoon. He is
here on bu,!ne.. and unable to call upo.. aud see
his friends. He is looking hearty and we'll.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

For fine serge, Gulf oper. boot, go to
MkuAFFIN's,
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Hosiery and handerchiets of all grades at low
prices, at the Clothing Bazaar of NJ Stiefel &
Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

A good Farm, of 100 ncrc, Ia Howard Coun.
ty, Iowa, within | miles of god market. for
sale or will eSohsnsc ior city perry or farm
lands Enquire ~ JoNrs y BhEwlR
attorneys ,, Law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

The White Corner is the place to get a good
trunk cheap, good shirt and neck,ies to match.
Go and see NJ Stiefel ,E Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

FsrEY ORsAN.-Those elegant Esvey organs,
which were on exhibition at the S:,,e Fair. are
now for sale At Ford's store, Cheever's Block
His store is packed full Of them. Now is The
time to buy, as these must and will be sold =,
the regular wholesale prices. There is m or. n
made that compares with the Este, fo- power,
purity of tone, elastic actcu, &c. Don't buy
unit! you hear an E.tey, aud you will never
have any other. f. FRANK. FORD,
Cheever's Block
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WANTED, Two dining room sirl. ard one
chan,betmad NJ the Galloway House,
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John f'''k .G.""s.nr /" N,w,n, Ward &
Co., ~ ~" CIV No' M.rk., /. d,,,, 6r.,
class hn"'",-'. and "ld customer, will find OK.
PER- 'Nnd men on hand TO All 'n-, orders.
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WANrkn.--A servant. virl :" de- house. work.
Enquiro ~ Scorr Hourz 4 On
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Oy.'.rs a5 q SIC. per c,r y, Pi-rvm'..
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REDICK G GILLEN.
Success the TOuchsione of Merit,

w hen 1t w-s generally known that Mr. Gillen,
the experienced junior of this reliable old firm,
had gone east TO purchase the ;,n and winter
supply for the house, all wee on the qpi cire for
their arrival: Well, they have now arrived in
all their richness and fullne-s, aud never before
Was seen in Ottawa such an
IMMENSE STOCK
OF Dress Goods, Trimmings, Shaw!s, Cloaks
Cloths, Blankets, and all the "too numerous to
mention" ct ceter.- which together constitute the
stock in trade OF large dry goods house. While
the fullnees, variety and serviceability of the
goods strike the observer their unparalleled
cheapness is no less matter Of astonshment, in.
d1bitably demonstrating that Mr.. Gillen. with
his usual foresight and business tact, had fully
secured the advantages OF u favorable market.
Eeddick * Giilen have made
DRESS GOODS
a speciality for m,uy years, and ss usual this de.
psrtment of their extensive establishment i. re.
plete. unique and recherche in every particular
To secure admiration they have only 20 be seen.
Silks Of every kind are here popllns, fancy
sioS Ciaiu, nuA Iuc Iuchtctt az tuo u1oet Supti U
line OF black silks ever displayed in Ottawa. To
these are to be added the humber but no less
handsome lines of ot.omans. meyinos, empress
cloths paids Of every description; in short, eve.
rything for every taste and at every cost.
No less complete and varied is the department
tor
CLOTHS,
Which defy al! competition, both for their rich.
ness, beauty, and durability. The cloths e1hibi.
ed are OF every shade, quality and pattern, so
that from them may be chosen the materials for
lady'- elegant winter cloak, or the "hodden
grey OF the plodding farmer.
The fact that winters storms with all their
bitterness piercing the innerDost recesses of the
sleepins chamber are approaching, has not bAen
forgotten, and piles of comfort yielding
Or al grades have been purchased. In this
department., AS in every other all classes will
find goods to meet their requirement. and pur.
sea.
All in all. the present fall aud winter stock Of
Reddck & Gillen is undoubtedly the finest ever
offered in this market and will certainly secure
large share Of public patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-29

30 TO England and procure some "fnllee" cloth
/ to clothe himself with. His hat and shoes,
| which were of his own manufacture, were Curl
oStics which should be preserved.
The directors of the HousatOnic railroad have
dismissed Conductor Fowler, who had charge of
the passenger train that was recently run INTO
at Merwinsyille, because he failed TO give more
explicit directions TO the engineer of the other
train. Fowler was not on speaking terms with
the engineer, which NAV account for his negli-
gence. He had been employed by the company
good many years, and until the accident had
always given satisfaction.
Mrs. Nettie McCOrd of Hartford, in attempt
inc to eXtinguiSh 4 kerosene oil lamp Saturday
night, which was hanging in the hall of her resi-
denCe, slipped and fell, breaking the lamp and
setting fire 10 her clothing, and burning to death
before the flames could he eXtinguishcd She
leaves three children.
About three weeks since couple of men en-
gagged a store in Norwich, and commenced cor
responding with parties in the western and mid
die states. Their etter-head reads ''CarDeuter
Chappell, Norwich and Wlllumantic, Conn"
They pretended TO be dealers in all kinds of
gram, provisions, doors, SaShcS and blinds be-
sides large catalogue of other articles They
were sent goods from various firms, but were
somehow suspected of sharp practice, and
the goods were attached. Immediately they
LETT town, forgetting TO pay their rent and other
bills
Friday afternoon Mrs Sherman was visited az
the Jail in New Haven by her friends, and for
the first time broke completely down. She cried
bitterly. and was affected TO Mysteries. She had
beeu so confident Of acquittal that she did not
wish TO have her clothing at the Jail washed,
saying that she could attend to it when she cot
out. 1t is not probable that her counsel will file
exceptions, as the two taken were immaterial
and did not affect the evidence. Ii is understood
that when the jury went out ballot was taken,
resulting in nine votes for conviction and three
for aequital. A second vote stood twelve for
conviction for murder in the second degree
This was decided in very few moments after
the Jury went ont.
RHODE ISLAND.
The general assembly adjourned sine die Sat
urdaY afternoon, after an unprecentCdly long
seS ion Of seventeen weeks devoted mainly 10
a complete revision of the laws.
W hllc John King, in company with another,
was rowing boat in Providence river thursday
evening he leaned over TO light his pipe and lost
his balance, falling into the water. Efforts we've
made to rescue him, but in vain. The body has
not been recovered.
Rev DIR. I. +. HendriCken, late of Water
bury, Conn, was on Sunday Consecratcd bishop
of the new Roman Catholic diocese of Proy-
dence, formed by a partition of the diocese of
Hartford. Archbishop McCosky ofliciatcd as
consccrating bishop, and ine'bishops and from
seventy to eighty priests participated in the cx-
erciScs, which were held in Saints Peter and
Paul'S cathedral. The sermon was preached by
Very Rev. Thomas BHrk of New York