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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-29

A Chicago mAa i living IN IN 10
houss - keep cool. but the tsmpersturs
being uncomfortable no has put Up )
stove and h now happy.
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New York Notes.

FOSTER, THE CAE-HooK MURDERER.
NEW YORK, March l5.-When the governor
decision was first intimated to Foster Yesterday
he manifested no agitation, and remained 81
lent. He said, however, that he did not credit
the reports, as lac had not then heard from his
counsel, to whom the governor had written at
the same time. The governors notice to the
sheriff was informal. The official papers VIII
lie received in the course of the dav. In MANY
was thought the sentence would be commuted.
The statement that money was used to influence
Mrs Putnam in writing her letter TO the Cover
nor is now denied by the person with whom it
was reported TO have originated.
AN ADRoIT ROBBERY OF SILK.
few days since, person representing him
sell as the agent OF dry goods firm in Connee
Broadway and Worth street and it was discov-
cred shortly after his moving in that his furni-
ture consisted of most perfect set of burglars
implements. such AS ladders. saws, &c. Before
any suspicion was aroused, however, it was
found that the adjoining premises had been
robbed of silks.
At A MEETING OF THE rAMNANY SOCIETY
last evening, about thirty new members were
initiated, but they did not include any one OF
marked political prominence.
QUARANTINE INVESTIGATION.
IL Is expected that the legislature will order
an investigation into the quarantine manage
ment OF this port. in reference To which enDr-
nous sans OF money have been expended by the
officials.
No STRIKE Ia ANTICIPATED
10y the bricklayers aud hod-carriers. They have
expressed themselves satisfied with their present
wages.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN A LUNATIC.
DIR VIM. A. Hammond reports as the res ait
oil his investigation that Blakeley, the alleg al
murderer OF his niece, is sane. As to Geo. ge
Francis Train he thinks he is insane. Leahey,
accused Of wife murder, is thought to be per-
fectly sane
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN POSTERS CASE
As an indication OF the public sentiment IN
the Foster case, the employees of down tow n
company voted this morning, forty-six i'm favor
Of sustaining Gov. Dixs refusal TO commute the
sentence to sixteen against his decision.
SAW DUST swINDLER DOING BIG BUSINESS
The bank book OF Henry Menanger, the saw
dust swindler, arrested Yesterday, SHOWS that
he has done business amounting to 81 600 per
week since January list.
THE BANK STATEMENT
is a. follows Loans. decrease, - 321 200; lea
tenders. decrease, $50 800; deposits, decrease
,50o; circulation, decrease, $3.50, 800; spe-
Gle, decrease. 500 800
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TWO CENTS.
shocking Wife Mursler

PHILADELPHiA, March f5-Charles Cloak
murdered his wife, Catharine, in the 18th ward
this morning, by striking her with an axe. lie
was arrested and committed TO await the coro-
ner's verdict. Cloak was arrested i'm the street,
while acting in a strange manner, by the police,
who, AT the time, had no knowledge OF the muir
der. He now denies his guilt. He was formerly
a machiniS at Cramps ship-yard, bu; being
discharged because of dissipsted habits, his
another room, with two adopted children and
his grandmother. No one saw the blow infiict-
cd, but subsequently one OF the children woke
mp and saw Cloak standing by the bedside Ia
menting that some one had hurt Catherine. He
left the house for the doctor, but did not return
The fatal blow was struck on the temple, shat
tering the skull. The axe was foand in the
kitchen, covered with blood. They were fifty
years old, and had no children.
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STRANGE SUICIDE or A BANK CASHIRR-H
Burns tie Notes ant fGDers II hs Bank. ant tkeH
Btogs his Brains Out.-Thomas +. Anderson,
cashier of LambeTton's bank. Franklin. Pa
one OF the oldest cashiers i'm the oil regions
committed suicide yesterday. He opened the
bank "a usual and transacted business with sew
eral customers. Soon after he was noticed run
ming in and out OF the bank in a hurried man
ner- and then up the street toward his residence.
Smoke was seen issuing from the bank. and per-
sons who entered found the crate heaped with
burning bank notes, bonds and bank papers
Efforts made to save the money were only par
tally successful. Anderson when he rea he'd
home, handed his wife a letter, said he was
absut committing awful act. and drew A
pistol. She endeavored To take the weapOn
from him, but he rushed into the ward and rre,l
the ball entering the right temple. He died soon
afterward. Anderson left several letters but
their contents are not divulged. A note left in
the bank stated that he had DESTROYED all tn.
special deposits and bills receivable, SIS OO0 OF
which belonged TO Mr. Lamberton, and con-
sisted of government bonds. The amount alb
solutely DESTROYED is not yet known. Ii is stated
that Anderson was carrying a large amount of
oYerurafts for the accommodation of his per
sonal friends, unauthorized by the bank; that
the concern was soon to change hands, and he
had been requested 10 have the books and ac-
counts in complete order at a certain date
which would expose the irregularities. The
bank loses heavily, but every confidence Is felt
in its security.
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THREE MlRDERkEs EXECUTED TEsTERDkN-
ONE OF THEM coNFEssEs.
John A. Wright was hanged yesterday in
Subs City, Cal, for the murder Of Edward
Frush.
George Driver, who killed his wife ON the
morning Of the 18th of last November with a
pistol borrowed from his son. was executed in
the county Jail I'm Chicago last evening.
John W. Osborne, the murderer OF Mrs Ade-
Lin Matthews, Was hanged AT Knoxville. m,
out full confession Of his crime, in -...i,.h he
gave the following account Of the manner in
which IL was done Mrs. Matthews Was en-
gagged i'm getting him something 20 eat She
went down into the cellar for butter and he
says, 81 went down, talked with her A little
while, and as she stopped I picked up a brick
and struck her on the head, when she started
TO run, and I caught her by her dress, pulled
hef back and struck her again, when she FELL
then picked up . small board and struck her
on the side Of the head. She groaned and 4
thought IL was done. i then went mn s.airs
and 20 make false motives. I rummaSpd lie
drawers ana found the money, and Thought 4
must take IL TO prevent the true motive being
discovered. put part OF the money in each Of
she pockets OF my pantaioons, and then thorebt
would 60 down and see IL she was deal
saw her eyes looking at noe; 1 went mn 10 ner.
and bending over her said, .Adeiia.' Size
RAISED her eyes and looked up. I SAID. DO VIM
Know meY She made no reply ASKED ker
again and she said, Il do Il Asked her x,,o n
y Sss' ana sne said, Mr.. Osborne and reached
=. nef nsno TO me and said, why aid Won DO.
tniE ! dropped her hand and turned axay.
~ ~ looked ~ her again . momeze later and
again. ! then took out my knise ana eat her
throat. She never moved or shssSaered then
vent up stains and left" He insisted that ne
Nak hired TO do the murder.
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ODE roR 81. PArRISK's DAY.
~ y. x'SERaASH

n y. N'NERHAeh.
7.
bsh kItn .-pensiye lovely Isle.
stin bright IN song sos story
Inc land 81 Nerves, Scholars, Sa.nis,
fntwin'd with ancson; giar,i
Lift up o-day thy drcopsng head.
And touch the Harp { .,atir,
To praise thy lnstTous patron Saiat.
The great Apostle Patrick,
For he who blessed The green old Land
The Gross. efalgent, rearing.
shed DER the gloom OF Pagan rites
Religious light ~ cheering;
While with the Shamrock triple leaf.
The Druid was COMPOUNDED,
And Erin-hsilei the Triune God,
By angel hosts surrounded,
III
Thence trace the rsIre and brilliant beam
That Pierced the cloaIei Ages,
When Erin, from her seats OF lore.
Sent forth her countless Sages:
when Gensu-, ~ her shrines. illumeS
The torch OF Faith and Learning.
AND Priest and iiTman bore the dame,
With holy ardtT burning.
~.
To-day, mid sparkling Wit ana Song.
Recall these glCrieS shining,
While with the Banner of the Green
our Starry Flag Is tWining.
For thus, i'm Bastl.''s stormy night,
The coloTs OFT we're blended.
When Irish Joined "a Nantee pluck,
cur noble cause defended
Y,
Recount the deeds Of i-rin's sons
I'm ev'ry asc sna nation.
Whose genus flashed from humble birth
To lofty fame and station,
Tell Of her wondpsls orators
And Poets. ever glowing
Like sfars I'm highest realms OF though.
Whence streams OF light are flowing,
VI.
Tel OF her mountains aad her plains.
With richest venlure gecming-
Her limpid streams and placid lake,
With mirror'd clorieS heaming'
Tell ofher dsugl tiers, fair and chaste.
Her pride, her boast, her glory.
For Beanty's smile should e'eT light up
Poor Erin's sbad0w'd story.
VII.
Tell Of the Land OF W ashington,
Whose ' ictories. rcsplehdemt.
Proclaim how lrish soldiers help'd
TO make MS independent:
Tell how on crimson Il battle elds
Their gen 'roas blood was Rowing,
And how on noblest monuments
Their honored names are glowing
VIII.
Tell of Montgom'ry on the land,
When Quebec hurl'd defiance;
And tell Of Barry on the food.
In tn good old ship /" Alliance
Tel Of the braves who sign'd and seal'd
Our glorious Declaration,
And tell, too, that an IriShman
First read IL To the nations
- These remarkable facts are wo-''..
being noted, viz THAT the Declarati,l
lDdt pendence was first copied from the or !.
draft by an lrishmsn, lCharles Thompson -
was secretary 10 the first Congress; that il u
hrst read 10 the people from a window OF Iru
pendence hall, Philadelphia, by an Irishn,
ttol John NiN0n,l and that IL was mrs; prin.
hy an ifls4lman, tiOhn Dunlap
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QUEER ACCOUNT OF THE LAKE CITY KUKLCZ
AFFAIR-DIsAFFECTED AsPIRANTs FOR OF
FICE, FIRING INTO THE HOUSES OF THE Of
FICEHoLDERs.
NEW YORK. March ia Savannah dispatch
SAYS: 1.-The disturbance reported from Lake
City, Fla, was created by dsaffected aspirantS
for official positions. The cfficebolders under
the Reed wing of the republican party, failing
to secure appointments under the Holt govern
ment. determined TO kuklux the present APP
polntees. The revolutionary party is supposed
TO be led by a man named Bush member of
the legislature. and the present tax collector.
They attacked the residences of Holt. probate
judge; WaldrOn, clerk of the court; Moore
postmaster, and keene, assessor, firing voilevs
of not less than twenty or thirty shots each
time. The occupants of the houses
NARROWLY ESCAPED WITH THEIR LIVES.
Soon afterward the United States marshal
arrived with a squad OF militia from Jackson
named Seph, and three otlier> All of whom
were conveyed to jacksonville this morning
There is a squad of militia stationed in Lake
City, and search for Others OF the revolution
lists is being actively prosecuted. 1t Is supposed
that the course of the United States marshal i'm
taking direction of the proceedings from the
hands OF the late authorities is based upon the
CONSPIRACY AND ASSAULT UPoN THE POST
company Of colored militia has been organ
lZed by the state authorities. They are armed
with brcech-lOaders and drill daily. Tines.
troops are held in readiness for any future de-
mOnStration which NAV he attempted. II is
generally believed that the affair will soon
come to focus and the citizens are fearful
that II VIII not be peaceful one"
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The Alabama Legislature.

$3.50
MONTGOMERY, ALA, March l5.-During the
progress of the debate i'm the house of repro
sentatives, l.. T.. Parsons, who was speaker of
the courtroom house, said the two million bond
bill, which was passed by that body, was void
ot-inito, because IL had never received the con-
stitutional vote. Mr.. Hunter, another mem her
OF that body, said the bill was passed by house
that had no quorum present, and that the sem
ate was not in session when il pretended to have
passed that measure. The legislature has been
IN session four months. and there are no pros
poets of adjournment before April.
THE CIVIL Rights BILL.
in substance the same as Summers BILL was
killed by the house by majority Of 10. The
house is republican.
~ T. sOLoMoNe ~ SPECIAL AGENT
for this state, 1t has been kept profound sc ret
here; but his representation as 20 the inten ION
Of all Alabamians to the payment of just debts,
are undeniably correct.
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Failure Or n Nnsi.m.p u>ml

NEW YORK, March ia special dispatch
from New Orleans dated March I4th, says =. the
Crescent City National Bank, circulating
$3.50 900, closed doors to-day. IL loans and dis
counts on the LIST of February, 1872, were $751;
1850, its capital stock $500 600 and its circula
ton is said TO be secured by United States bonds
TO the same amount as its capital stock. It is
reported To be bad failure, and the institut ton
is in the hands of a receiver
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JoBs BELL TRorsfxD ASorr SANTANA BAY.
Some excitement he's been created I'm London
among the oan Dominee boD1holders bv the
news Of the cessAee q esnsna bay % IN Amer
lean company. IL appears that I'm July, $50,
the San O0aaingo government had ropudi ased .
loan Which q hsd placed on the English market
in $50. THIS loan Vas secured by TIE procreds
Of the phosphate guano Of the fsland Of Alta,
Vela, By o mortgage ON the customs dufies-
ameunttng 20 GOO 600, by the receipts Of rail,
road 70 be constructed out q the loan, and by a
mortgage Of SANTANA bay and adjacent tern
tory: These securities we're considerei "a "a
vorabie that the loan was nearly an subscribed
.n wen negoeafions were broken on ON tho
srIivsl o. the news that Q revolutson had Lr.s--
Ken out IN San DomiaUo. The agent a saa
D1so4n % hsdy however, received ON account
5000 ana The holdersof this io.lsi, AZ recent
public neeelng hsld in London, passed resoia-
49, eeetng the British government . enforce
tnen u010. In regard 10 the saie 0r SAmsnss
bay to New York company, it was stzted tia.
notice 81 the claims q fAe London eeadloiders
mad oeen given % the American pIrchsserss
and that the matter in tlis respect woald 70
satisfactorily arranged.
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BOSTON,. March l5.-The superior court has
declined TO grant the motion for a new trial ina
the case OF Mr.. Jane McElhaney. under sent
ence OF death for the murder OF his wife, aud
his execution will take place here on the 2ist
instant, unless the Governor further reprieyes
him, OF which there Is little prospect
TIE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS THE FfRENRN
killed by the Hanover street catastrophe have
been provided for by the trustees OF the 6remen
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ELECTION OF RAILROAD OFFICERs.-At the
triennial meeting of the stockholders of the
Northern Pacific railroad company, held in New
York recently, the following directors were
chosen for three years George W. Cass, VIM
p. Ogden, r. b. Rice, VIM q. Moorhead. }.
Gregory Smith. Frederick Billings, Charles b.
Barney, Vim. Window, JAS Stenson, and "A. H..
Cattlin. The directors have elected the follow
ing oficers:-George w. Cass, president; C. y
Wright, vice PRESIDENT X. ID. Rice. resident
vice president on the Pacific coast; A. l..
Prichard, treasurer; and Samuel wilkeson,
y
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Suicide

BUFFALO, March l5.-Paul Fischer, a saloon
keeper on Perry street, committed suicide last
night, by blowing his brains cut with pistol.
because his wife charged him with seducing
their servant girl.
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Erie

Boston, March l5.-The hearing in the case
OF the Erie railway company Vs.. William r.
Hart Ell al, in the United States Circuit Court:
has been concluded. The court reserved its
decision.
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THE BRITISH CABINET CRIsIs.-The London
ing on at Buckingham palace. The Pail Mall
Gazette says that Disraeli told the Queen he
was not prepared to form a cabinet, and that
paper IL confident that Gladstone will he re-
called to the head Of the government All is
said to be speculative, and nothing can be de-
termined until Lords Derby and Cairns reach
London to-day. A dispatch to the New York
World says that Earl Derby is trying to form
cabinet, with himself as premier, and Disraeli
as chancellor Of the exchequer, but his success
Is thought doubtful. Ii he fails Lord Granville's
scratched cabinet will come in, and end with an
appeal to the country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The present severe season

10 thoroughly tested the virtues Of Mrs, Jones'
Cough Acknowledgements Of bottles having been
need With certain success Its trial baa been most
thorough. mere cold or cough or thu most aggra-
waited cases it has cured with eqaal success. II s
not Objectionable the taste and therefore be
readily need for children aud persons who object to
nauseatnr MIXTURES, particularly lie doses are
small and every dose contains the germ IL ulti-
mate cure. rs value in advanced cases or those
yerging on consumption must not be underestmated.
Many such IL has entirely cured, even cases Of
know tedged pion. lille IL does not IN
greatly reifeVes and large number Of these unfor
Inmates il for the great relief affords them
For Cold, Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
affection of the throat lungs you can
Use nothing more reliable.
Prces-laree size. ST. SMALL 50 cts. For sale eDly
by ARTHUR NaTTASS, Druggist,
ml2-tr Corner 81 aud streets northwest.
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MENICo Won't BE BULLIED BY JOHN Bull
The Mexican government has made an Off cial
answer TO the British note making a demand
for damages in consequence of raids by Mexi-
cans on British Honduras, and saws IL will do
everything in ITS power TO prevent a repetition
OF these depredations, but refuses to entertain
the proposition for damages. The government
also hopes England will not carry out the threat
in its note to invade the territory of Mexico
should its demand not be conceded, and de-
lawful Obisatious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-15

JAY GoULD's BIoGRAPHY-TooR DER.-Fred-
erick Greer, who gets up books of biography,
first contracting that the subjects of the sketches
shall pay roundly for copies, has sued JAY
Gould and George Crouch, complaining that
they agreed with him to buy ten copies Of his
books at $50 copy, and that they had not
paid him. The case came up before Judge
Loew in the common pleas special term, a
motion by Jay Gould to amend his answer; his
first answer was a general denial. He states
that he subsequently ascertained that he dill
order ten copies himself, and that Crouch sub
sequently arranged TO take ten more copies for
him without his knowledge; that when the claim
was made on him he paid $50 for thirteen
copies as compromise OF the second claim. An
affidavit was offered on behalf of Greer, deny
ing any such compromise. This affidavit was
sworn to i'm Washington, and Mr.. Shearman OBJ
jecfed to its being read at all, because it did not
as required by the statute i'm case of foreign atfi
dayits, state the age, occupation, and residence.
He stated as a reason FOR taking this technical
objection that they had'not been able to find
the residence OF Mr.. Greer. Mr. Greer's coan-
sci mentioned his residence, but Mr.. Sherman
insisted that he should state II i'm his personal
pledge. The counsel declined TO do so, and Mr.
Sherman pressed his objection. The matter
was adjourned over 10 give opportunity to cor
rect the affidavit.-N. T. Horld. IIh.
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THADDEUs STEVENS EsTATE.-The execu-
tors OF the estate Of the late Thaddeus Stevens
have resolved TO sell the caledonia Iron
Works, /" with about 10 900 acres OF land, incu-
ding ore mines belonging to the estate, situated
ten miles east of Chambersburg, Franklin
county, Pa, and for that purpose have placed
the same i'm the hands OF Mr.. Simon Stevens.
The proceeds of the sale. under the will of the
"Old Commoner," i'm a certain event, are TO
be given Ito erect, establish and endow house
Of refuge in Lancaster, Pa, for the relief of
homeless INDECENT orphans, who have lost either
parent" Mr.. Stevens will provides that in this
institution 90 no preference shall be shown on
account Of race or color i'm the admission and
treatment - neither poor Germans, Irish or
Mohame dams, nor any others, on account of
their race or religion Of their parents, must he
excluded"
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PHlLADKLPHIA, March 15.-rhe carpet store
Of j. n. Stelhtow, on I'd street, two doors from
the Commercial Exchange, Is on IRE, end an
gering that building. The house ON nre Is o n
pied by John Sidney Jones, who has been ..r-
rested on suspicion Of setting the place on :.
(Sec0nd Difpateb.f
The remen have obtained control of the Ore,
and the Commercial Exchange Is no ionges N
dangered. The adjoining building b occu d
~ Ifndale, stoves and heaters, VINO has his
stock considerably damaged. The whole los d
about 500 ,000; insured moetly In oity olices.
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GAIT. @. T.. DUFFY, of Maryland has been
appointed second assistant examiner in the
Patent Office i'm the class of steam engines.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT denies the repor
that he consents to the rates fixed by the new
p0Stal act,
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CAELfsr CAPT. WIRTz.-The cure ofSaata
Cruise, who ieadsa Carlist band, treats spanish
He recently logged several prisoners 20 sevnr;.
y that they died from the effect Of the hIor.
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ST. LorIs, March l5.-Af Jefferson civ.
Yesterday, Frank Hickok testified that All.
ance bill if q hundred dollar bill was put where
he could find Ii.
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ENTRA ANNOUNCEMENT!
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
The Charming oung artist,
MISS AGNES ETHEL,
will make her first appearance in thS city at this
ihea,er, ON MONDAY, MarCsl l7th, for ONE
WEEK ONLY, in her successful and intenseI, in
teTesting Drama, emitted
agnes
written expresslv for her b. Victorien Sardon ami
acted BY her ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS at the
Union Square Theater. New York.
GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASON
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SHOT A WOMAN DxAD.-Near Wilsouyljle.
Monterey county, Cal, Matt. Parhey and Mrs.
Sarah Nicholson disputed about the possession
the road THURSDAY niRht
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Death Of Conn,osIore Latimer

BALTIMORE, March I5.-Commodore w X
i:atimer, L. 5. N, died this morning i'm this
city.
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A Clergyman, while residing In South Anne ica,
missionary, discovered . safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
whole train of disorders brought on By banefu and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cnrtd by
this noble remedy. Prompted by Q desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in . aled
envelope, to any one who needs il, Free of CAayO
Address, JOSEPH +. IMAM,
Station ID, Bible House,
mArza-y New York City.
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A BLAsPHEMER FINED FIFTY DOLLARS
In the criminal court yesterday, John Lucas,
residing in Comet street, indicted for utterine
divers scandalous, profane, blssphemous, indie
gross and open violation of religion, decency
and morality, was tried and convicted. Judge
Gilmor said IL was in proof that the accused wac
and obscene description in the public streets.
and he should fine him $50 and costs. The
party Was committed -Edffip,ore Shu f5yL