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ANFBICAN TALENT AHROAD.-As a credit 20
the L mite States. ina a direction in which she
has not as yet achieved much honor, I must re-
peat remark which Prof. kullak, the head OF
tie leading musical conservatory IN Berlin,
maze the other day, ia a conversation with
him IN regard TO musical ability: ~ am sur
lTised,' he remarked. at the amount Of SUI
perior musical talent, both vocal and instru-
mental, that your country ~ sending 20 Ger
many. Some Of my finest scholars, and most OF
those of extraordinary ability, are from Ameri-
ca Among these ! may mention Mr.. W. n.
Sherwood, OF Rochester, y. Y; Mr.. Ort, OF
Boston, who has had the unusual advantage OF
two summers with Listz, and Mr. Eddy, from
MassacL usetts, who Prot. Haupt has more
real genius than any scholar he has ever had
Mr.. fdey has given organ concerts In most OF
the large ciues in Germany, and Ina Vienna par
ucularly, a city more critical than Berlin, ne
was received with the Hast undOundci APP
plause, and the seyerest criti,S could not but
own hls wonderful taleut.-CorrssI--,f saac gtH-
f5asaf, l1-F#H.-
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WHAT OTHERS SAY.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun says:
"The sudden adventure of the District of Co.
lumbia into vast works Of local improvements
the notable changes which have been effected
in a short time, and the immense expenditures
involved have given to the Board of Public
Works here q prominence seldom before en-
ioyed by local board Its friends are as fond
OF assimilating its operations to those Of impe-
rial Haussman at Paris as are its enemies of
iikening them to those Of the notorious Tweed
In New York. But just men will not refuse to
approve the results OF a system which has made
beautifnl portion of the city, has hidden In
grand sewers the old fetid water courses, ard
has abolished the noisome and unsightly canal
these works have effected q political object OF
vital interest to the community In stopping
clsmors for the removal Of the capital which
had proved most injurious to local prosperity
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New York Notes.

ANOTHER RING ARREST
NEW YORK, November 4.-,JOhn ID. Earring
ton tie partner of IngersOll, the ring chair
maker, aud Jointly indicted for forging an en-
dorsement TO warrant for 81 800 has been
arrested.
MAX MARErZsK
publishes card stating that he made a pro.
posal TO Madames Lucca and Di Murska who
by contract should receive each night $500 in
gold, to accept their salaries in Havana, or
whatever may be due them now in currency,
leaving the CONT oil of the subscription money
in Havana, nearly s1O0, 900, to their agent as a
guarantee. The proposition was declined and
further services refused. Maretzek made the
proposition owing to hard times and the pro-
bable fluctuations of gold in Havana.
A HEAVY RAIN
fell during the night and continues this morn
ing with dense fog over the city.
TwERD's FRIENDS
express the belief and hope that he will not be
removed to Blackwelis Island until all means
for obtaining stay of proceedings Ihas been
exhausted.
RESUMPTION.
The banking house OF Edmund ID. Randolph
& Co., which suspended during the panic, re-
sumed o-day.
TwEED's COUNSEL
appeared in the court of oyer and terminer to-
day TO answer the charge OF contempt for Lam
gusge in paper which they handed 10 Judge
Davis at the opening Of the trial. The counsel
disclaimed any Intention of disrespect to the
judge which explanation was accepted.
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A Horse STUNG ~ BEEs-rdi Rcsut.-An
exciting incident took place at the house OF Mr.
Andrew JacI son, a worthy German citi zen, who
lives near Retreat, Virginia, one day last week.
IL appears that horse had been turned loose i'm
Mr. Jackson's yard for the purpose Of grazing.
The horse CHANGED TO upset q stand OF bees,
which at once set TO singing the poor animal
most furiousiy. The sharp sting ef the bees
soon made the horse frantic, and seeking pro-
ection OF his master, he ran into the house
among the members OF his family. turned over
the cradle In which Law a young child, the child
being knocked nearly across the room. The
horse then knocked down and stamped 70 death
little girl some eight or ten wears Old and then
Franklin ydl NCgifOr.
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A Juror DROPS DEAD IN CoURT-In the
court OF common pleas, at Hartford. Conn.
after the jury had reached a decision in a GER
tam case, Few days ago, juror, an Old man
named Peter Cooke, while cOnyersing with an
oJiIyT tQryman, suddenly fell back over the
seat In an unconscious condition. Aid was
rendered and in a few minutes he revived.
Soon after this he felt well enough 70 return
with the jury 10 the court room; but as soon as
he entered, instead OF going TO the seats pro-
yided for the jury, he sat down on the first OF
the long benches. One of the jury called the
attention Of the judge to the case, telling him
that Mr.. Cookies condition required attention.
Ina minute more Mr.. Cooke fell over, In a dying
state, and within four minutes he was quite
dead. Ii Is believed 10 be a case without any
precedent-a Juror dropping dead between the
time OF the agreement Of the verdict and It's de-
livery. il II had been a murder trial, no doubt
II might have involved a new jury--a new trial.
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ELRFHANTlAsIs-De1H y AdH from ~,
Disecst az kiya.-Joseph Perry, OF $40 Pa
cihc street, brooklyn. died on the 18Th instapt,
OF disease known 90 medical men a ele-
phaniiasis. The symptoms OF the malAdy are
swelling OF the skin OF the leg, which becomes
thlckentd until IL assumes the Immense prOpor-
tons OF an elephants leg. Mr. Perry was
attacked two years and ten months ago. At
INST he did not know what was the matter. He
noticed peculiar rOughness Of the skin Of his
right leg, and felt it pain him intensely. He,
however, allowed IL TO pass without seeing
physician, until At length his sufierings were -
usense that he called Dr. Sterling. The physi-
cis1 saw that IL was a case Of elephantiAsis. No
treatment could check the slow but sure course
OF the disease. The only known treatments
merely tend 10 slleN late the pain, and lengthen
IN reality the lingering attack. In a few months
the skin became thickened aud black, and
looked exactly like the hide OF an elephant.
The patient was enabled 10 walk with n little
difficulty for the first year OF his attack. but
after that the limb had swelled 10 such proper
tons as 10 prevent looomOtlOn OF any kini, aud
he had 10 stay prisoner in his house. After
years Intense suffering Mr.. Perry died from
sheer eNhaustlon-tle usual manner ia such
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The NATHAN MURnER-IrrtH's Goa f.rrl.l-
Too iIscs,s.-Ile 500 called confession OF john
L. Irwin ~ relation 10 the Nathan murder has
been published, but contains nothing that i not
already known. He declares that he himself,
one Caleb Gunni0n, Daniel Kelly and a man
named McNally were concerned in IL. He Saws
that he lay quiet I'm the cellar, aud that Kelly
was the actual murderer. tie revives the old
story of the bloody shirt that WAS washed a.
ONE time or other BY some one unkBoxn, and
avs that the 'dog" was obtained from one
Nick" Jones. Caleb GunniOn is under arrest
at police headquarters, and had long inter-
view with Superintendent Matsell Yesterday
The result Of which Is not known. lie was then
locked up IN the cell recently vacated by Irwin.
Another pIiGoner, whose name IL withheld by
the pohce, hut who Is supposed 10 be either
Kelly or McNally, is also locked up AZ police
headquarters. Irwin, as We announced yester-
day, will he tried for burglary unless his story
IL speedily proven fruc.-N. Y. I1nsl- a1d-
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France, who was shot some time past near this
place by Deputy Sheriff Webb, is slowly re-
covering, The ball took effect In the pOsterior
aspect OF the body, passing through between
two OF the ribs, about two inches to the
left Of the spine, thence through the left
kidney, thence into the stomach. DIR. j..
Nat. Lyle, the surgeon in charge OF the case,
gave him some medicine. which proved an
tmetic, and he threw the bullet up CT the f.ovr,
and IL Is now in the possession of the surgeon.
Twenty days have pSw passed, and the patient
Is sun do.1g well. Mr.. France was. charged
with forgery, ard ran when Sheriff Webb came
uron him with a capias.-hBoxrille (TeRR.)
('LrOnfcls.
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Wall Street To .daY.

NEW YORK, November 2i.-Gold opened at
ITO, and has since declined TO 100 s. ON gold
loans the rates have been to SEA per day for
carrying. Foreign exchange strong and higher
the nominal rates OF leading bankers being
now l07 ! and 1851.
Money is now easy al 6s7 for call loaLs. Prime
mercantile paper rs quoted at l. to Is, with
most of the sale at or under Is Government
bonds firm. Southern state bonds at the board
nominal. The stock market has been strong
prices since the opening advancing from kto2 =
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Foreign Notes.

4 SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN ENGLAND.
LoNDOS, November pa dispatch has lust
been received here from Birmingham reporting
serious railway accident near That city. II Is
said many persons have been injured, but no
details OF the disaster have yet come to hand.
GERMANY LOOKING AFTER her INTERESTS IN
SPANISH WATERS.
BERLIN, November 2I.-Two additional iron
clads are TO be sent to the German fleet in Span
ish waters.
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PERsoNAL.-Arriviis so-d day at the Ebbitt
house: Hon. George T.. Lincoln, of Boston; Hon.
/. Corwin and wife, Illinois; Hon. j. VI. Wilson
and family, Indiana; W. y. Holiday, editor
indianapolis Journal; j. Il. Carmody, L. S. ";
hon. -. a. kasson, Iowa; Hon. q. l.. Cobb, N
VI a. johnson, L. S. n; Hon. III. q. Ellis n
Y; W: T. Ray, L. s. N; Gen. Benz. LeFevre
POST Jefferson; Hon. ii. q. Yargan, Ind: Hon
J. NJ kusk. Wis; Major S. J. Rusk, Wis:
Judge r. y. Black, Pa. Gen. 5. G. Collins,
Philadelphia, Pa, Hon. John Goforth DO w
\. '. Nay, \. Y; Hon. G.. l.. Foot and wife ILL.,;
III. h. Field, Germantown. Pa are at VIII
laTd's. "A. b. Mullett, Supervising Archi-
CT OF the Treasury department, has returned
from an tour OF inspection OF public buidings
vest and south. '-''rhomas l.. Scott the
railrOa king, is in the city. ....Sena-
tor Morrill,, of Vermont, is in the city.
Hon. L. A. Woodwork, of Ohio, il at the
Continental. Hon. .. Il. SNYDER, of Arkan-
sas, is at the Metropolitan. Hons George
Willard, OF Michigan, j. q. Cannon, of Illinois
and Chas. II. Sheriff., are at the National
Count Corti, the italian Minister, who is
now away from this city on leave of absence,
has arrived in Rome, aud has received letter
from the British government, warmly THANKING
him for the able manner in which he dis.
charged his duties as umpire of the American
and British joint claims commission. MIR.
Henry A. Kelly, of Kansas, has been appointed
trst-class clerk in the finance Office of the
Post Office department. ''-.Hon. w. w VIII
shire, republican representative elect from the
Sd district of Arkansas, is at Metropolitan
hotel.
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CoxvIcrios OF kKSrUcKy KuKLux-rhe
trial of John Oman, charged with raidine with
July and burning his house, has Just concluded
in the Owen county. KY, circuit court, and re-
suited in bis acquiftal on the charge Of murder
r and his conviction on the cha. Of Arson;
trial, and IL IL charged that the prooessins e 49,,
we're made 70 suit their wishes in face ~
TTosse PROOF Of the guilt Of the prisoner-
.h. more kukiux win be tried on the same
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CHANGE OF CABINET IN JAPAN.-The latest
news from Japan, via San Francisco, is to the
effect that on the 9th of october the ministers
of Mikado, with two exceptions, sent in their
designations, which were accepted, though some
have since withdrawn them. The ministerial
troubles were by proposition TO send an expe-
dition against Corea, which was warmly sup
ported by Iwakura, late ambassador to the
United States. Sanjo Diaiin, prime minister
and Okuma, minister of finance, have with
drawn their designations. Terrasbima, late
minister TO England, has been placed at the
head of the Foreign olce. Ito, lately one of the
ambassadors, is minister of public works, and
Jamaguehi and KIDD, both of whom were con.
nected with IwakuTa as ambassadors, are in the
ministry, though KIDD is so parayZed that il il
doubtful whether he will be able TO do much
Sayeschena, ambassador to China, is one OF
those who have resigned. The Mikado finally
abandoned bis Corean and FOrmOsOn projects.
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CUBAN INSTRUMENTATION Is q discrep-
ancy in the news from Cuba, as regards the
number Of victims. Our consul at Santiago, on
the 18th, says "the fetal number Of executions
was So, and that there had been none since the
sth inst" Per contSd, the Havana DiArio, OF the
18th, under its --latest news" head, says that 81
of the virginius prisoners were shot on the 9TH,
81 ON the sth. and 5. on the 10th, making l3l in
all. The Diario gives the names Of nifty nine
who had been executed. This singular discrep-
ancy is not easily accounted for.-N Y. COR-
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TwEvE PERSONS DRowNKD.-The correspon-
dent of the Charleston News, writing from
Beaufort, North Carolina, under date of the
10th. says: Tuesday evening a boat contain
ing Is colored men, left a locality known as New
Building, intending to row TO their place of
business. As the boat turned into Coosaw river
it was instantly upset, and a few of the men
sank immediately; seven of them managed to
cling to the upturned craft, but they gradually
loosened their grasp, being benumbed BY the in
tense cold. ONLY one escapedv
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ENGLAND BUYING CUMBERLAND CoAL-The
government of Great Britain has recently en-
tered into contracts with the Hampshire and
Baltimore coal company, Of Maryland, for regu-
naval stations at the West Indies. These coal
ing ports for the British naval vessels have
hitherto been supplied with coal from England,
the late labor troubles and diminished produce
ton, induced the admiralty board 10 mako the
change referred to.
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Fire.

TAUNTON. MASS, November 2i.-The paint
ard blacksmith shops of the Taunton car COM
paDy were burned last evening, with several
cars and considerable stock. Loss so, 900; fully
insured.
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L. 8. senator Appointed from Kansas

LAWRENCE, November Ex-Governor Osborn
has appointed Robert Crozier, of Leayenworth,
United states Senator, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Senator Caldwell
CTozier is attorney and confidential friend OF
Caldwell, and the announcement of has appoint
ment is received with surprise.
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The PHYLApRLPHIA WoRKINGMHN.-Al large
meeting OF workingmen was held in Phiiadel-
phia yesterday to consider the question Of en-
ployment. Resolutions were adopted, urging
the local and municipal governments to pro-
vide work, and advocating mass meetings and
professions. Resolutions were also adopted
heavily upon the working classes and benefit no
one.
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WAsHINGT0N THEArER CONIoUE.
" 18th Sueet, below Penaa. Avenue,

ONE WEEK AND MATINEESt
q IlTa eheiEg MONDAY EYENING, Nov 2ith
T. suLg American Actor,
DANIEL E. RALTON,
~ the great ser sat onal Drama IN fiye acts of
WILD BILL,
Tie alLs Of B4nJ0ists,
Nix. SAM DE WE'RE,
The greatest 4 plan Conc Ian living
ILt Great Cham pion SoDS shd Dan Meu,
49, -COlLGAR BROTHERsI
Las. y eek q " The Aerisl King" Mr. FRAsk
SlBboNS; The Charming Scottish nightingale,
Mss ASaES SWITZERLAND. The great Versa
illsssr EAGAN aud EDWARDS. The pleasing
baLs E,e aud COmedie me. Miss LAURA DE
SLAlRE. The fsvorite Actor, GEO. W. THOMP-
S'S. The accomp lished and fayOrite Actress and
N,sH,,t, Miss ChRRIE AVERY MassTs B. s.
nobGAs, Il. j. BUCKLEY, and Z. HARRISON .
Ia My5tie Change ATIiste, Mr. ED BANKER.
y So akLLE MARTIN. KATE BELMONT aud
NAEf CLAIRE, and our Slupen ;ous Comp. any, in
~ p. 70 Bill - the Season
slPERB NOV ELTY ENTERTAINMENT.
3, y gI1Gd Complimentary Benent to GEORGE
" thompson, On FRIDAY, Nov. 18th.
~ Grand THANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE,
NOV. 9Th.
9 - - Family Matinees every WEDNESDAY and
1o0 IN silver distributed Mighty grstutously
ald in partially. uov2l-tr
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pOrkOpOlfs.

CINCINNATI. fSv==S:.her s4.-Superintendent
Maxwell, Of the Chamber of Commerce, reports
that the whole number of hogs slaughtered IN
Cincinnati from November LIST to the 23d were
49, 200.
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The Hewes Light shin a,

LEwEs, November 2i.-The report OF the dis
appearance of the five fathom light ship is fatty
contr addicted this morning by other pilots who
saw her in her place yesterday.
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BISHOP CUMMINs TO BE DEPosED.-The
standing committee Of the diocese of Kentucky
have fofw arded to Bishop Smith, at Hoboken,
n. j., the certificate Of Bishop Cummns' with
The next step is the formal deposition Of Bishop
Cunmins from Episcopal functions.
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Extraordinarily O'Clock Saturday even
ing severe shock Of earthquake was felt at
Yreks, Cal, which lasted fifteen seconds. The
shock was also felt at Grove Creek, Oregon, and
was the severest ever known In that part Of the
country.
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The Central Pacific Bridge al Oak
land not Burned

SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-There is no
truth " hatever in the rumored burning of the
Central Pacific bridge at Oakland. Fires in
brush at Fort Hills, beyond Oakland, caused
the alarm.
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The FIGHTING AT CARTAGENA, SPAIN-A
special to the London Times reports that blot
for the surrender OF Cartagena proved a COM
plete failure. Contreras has since been arrested
by the lntransigentes on suspicion of conni-
vance with the consprators. A terrible cam
nonade and fusilade was heard on Saturday
night in the camps of the government troops
and IL was believed that the military element in
commanders, and were shelled by the forts
which are manned by convcts, the military
having been withdrawn. The besieging force
remained passive during the firing
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SHOOTING THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs IN SAN Do
MINGo.-Recent advices from San Domingo
state that Gen. ManZuetta and three other gen
erals bave been shot by order Of President Baez
they were Implicated in the recent revolution
airy movement. 1t is expected that six other
omcers OF high grade, now in prison on similar
charges, will soon be executed. The election
for president of the republic of San Domingo
viii be held on the list Of December, The Lead
ing candidates are President Baez, Senior Com
zales, governor of Puerto Plata, and General
Caceres: IT Is thought that Baez will not OBJ
tain reelection.
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0The Auburn (Me) Clippsr ca,lsi tina
police Judge Of that town a .'muddie- heasied
nanixin, for which offence the publishers we're
fined and sent to jail.
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MArErNoxIAL EPISODE In TIE LIrs lxsrp-
lssk MURDER Casa special dispatch from
nsmmore says that A. @. Co.'S, who was ar
conspiracy, was married q few days since rs
iady Icing Mis- Clara A. Ardin, dsn shs.s 20. ~
NE: oddersook, by her first husband. Dsvid
divorce. The marriage ceremopy - ne,<.sr,ssS
BY Rev. Dr. Backus.
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AssAtsrSATroS IN HAVANA Count San
Fernando was assassinated in Havana on Sat
nrday BY young man. The cause was domes-
tic trouble.
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1SrER-ocEANfc RAILRoAp.-A special dis
patch TO the New York Herald says that the
contract with a Mexican company for an
inter oceanic railroad.
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oneisl Returns OF the November
Elecffans

MAssAcHUsErTs.-rh Official count OF the
Mas2chuss It's eleC ton returns shows thsf GOV.
Washburn had '2,ls- votes, William n. castor
53,Ste, zen. Henry n. Oliver, OF salem. the
lstor reform candidate, 3al, and all Others. in
ending Gen. Butler, S9 Thomas Talbot a
BillerioA, the republican candidate tor Iteutsn-
ant governor, has sI,saf votes, leading Nj.
Washburn soc votes while William l.. Smith
OF Springfield, the democratic candidate, re
celNcd &.l36, running behind Mr.. aston q 90.
Nhw loRH.-haying the complete oficial re-
"a, We hnd that the total vote OF the state wss
=. -. on secretary OF state and In Is II Was
- 5 u on the same Office, showing decrease OF
sS,tsL The democratic vote this rear is $50 a5i,
aId In 1911 II WAS alS.-l2
wIsCoNsIS-The ofieial MAJ ori,y for TAYLOR
tdt NJ for governor OF " iSconsin over Wash
plrn rep Is i5,ili. Taylor ran nearly iOa1
shesd Il the rest OF HE ticket. Tire senate viii
stand l. republicans aud IL refarmers aDi the
As emily ~ rePu6liesns and - refOrmers.
"Boss" TwEEp's sENrENcK-rs.'rs vss-,
- Iilson cad fins = ~ ,i0o.-The counsel Tor
WIN. NJ. Tweed could not induce any Judge m
o MeS S,S Ors 70 x ant stay o. Psooesdngs aud
10 twelve years impI sOanent in the city jail,
and 70 pay tine OF SO 800. The ole iics OF
which he was convicted being only a mis-
demeanor, Mr. Tweed escaped the penitcu-
uaTy. In passing sentence the Judge, among
other remarks aid: lit l. In vain % suggest
that yonr trial and conviction have been the
result OF any partisan feeling; that this was, al
ter all, A. one OF the iurOrs summoned on the
panel oppressed u. "A struggle between the
ins and ouis." No, the struggle has been a
struggle OF honesty and fraud, between virtue
aud crime. III. judge, then. az some length
alluded 20 the tact that such prom nent demo-
Gratis a. Charles p'CouOr and Samuel rlllen
were active IN erCris 20 overthrow the plum
dereTs, and said. g. 10 would b. wrong ana I'M
Just 10 entertain Ter a moment the ilca that
YOUR conviction has been the result OF persecu-
ton al The hands OF any person or party. II
has been the result OF the ascertainment AM
production OF evidence ~ clear and plain that
never, IN my experience or reading. have ever
seen case here the evidence was 50 utterly
0yerH helming, and where IL was 50 Impossible
Tor the jury Ia fail 10 come 10 Just ana conclu-
sive verdict. Through the whole OF this trial
conviction, as cain and serene As though you re-
hed upon your innocence, when IL was over
Hheimingly apparent 20 all that your serenity
was only that sudscity-that confidence In ON
impotence OF corruption-rather than reliance
nion your innocence" The eN-BoSs Is nov
lodged in the Tombs-
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The Providence LOVE TRAeEpY-Fritz
Poehler, who, in Providence, X. l., last Thurs
day evening shot and killed Mary Rose and then
shot himself, died Friday evening at the Rhode
Island hospital of his self inflicted wound The
girl was about to 20 TO Ohio with the expecta-
ton OF marrying man there and the knowl-
edge Of this fact probably caused the TRAGEDY.
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EVENING STAR.
Washing ton News and Gossip.

ETERNAL REVENUE he receipts from this
Source to day were Si55 ,5SS.27.