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The Escape Of Genet and what the
81 rLlCourt said AboutIt. r-T-NIS

The Escape of Genet and what the
II r.!Court said AboutIt. 'TgENIi (
NEW York, Dec. 2s.-Harry Genet, the
latest convicted member Of the late ring,
was permitted, by the Deputy Sheriff 10
charge OF him, to visit his vile last night
and has not been heard from since. He
was to be sentenced to-day.
WHAT THE JUDGE sAID.
In the court Of Oyer and Termlner 70.
day, Judge Daniel charged the escape oi
Genet as groas neglect and misconduct on
the part Of the Deputy Sheriff, but said
until 1t was ascertained that steps tor his
recapture were unsuccessful no action
would be taken In tho matter. Genet's
counsel said they would proceed topertect
their bill OF exceptions.
OTHER CASES CALLED.
When the cases Of Michael Norton,
Thomas J. Connor, John J. Walsh and
George s. Miller, Court House Commits
oionorO undos tho ring. WAS called for trial
on the. charges Of misdemeanor the
defendents failed toEappear and bail, was
forfeited. Andrew j. Smith, Indicted for
the same oftense pleaded not guilty.
Smiths counsel described his client as
The last rose OF summer, left blooming alone,
All his lovely companions arc faded and gone.
Ex.Mayor Hall was present with the
counsel. Ill. III. lt4j.s3 III
AREwARD OFFERED FOR GENET.
Sheriff Brennan offers q reward of $5,-
600 for the recapture Of Henry Genet,
who escaped IRON. his deputy last night.
I An order wasgiyen by the court Satur.
day Tor the confning Of Genet in the
tombs until hls sentence be pronounced.
The order OF the court was entirely ignor.
ed by the Sheriff. The latest rumor In
regard TO the. escape: Is that Genet en-
barked on his own yacht, which had been
loaded with provisions and filled with
friends In readiness for his flight.
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YELLLW FEVER.
4 Double RIurderand Robbery.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The cry. Of muir
der was heard issuing from the fifth story
OF the tenement 904 Broome street, early
this morning, and on the police entering
they found on the second landing the
body OF Michael Ryan with his throat
cut. The police then went into the room
occupied by the deceased, and there found
the body Of his sister with her throat also
cut. It.WGs thought at frat that Ryan
had killed his sister and then himself, but
an investigation showed that his pockets
were rifled, q bank.book missing, and a
watch and chain wrenched from his vest,
which article Of clothing was found on
the rnnf
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STATE BoNps-Dull.

sTocKs-opened strong, but, under
rumors Of q mercantile failure, weakened
and declined from I to 2i per cent. The
decline, was led by Western Union and
Wabash, which were pressed downs per
cent by free offerings. Cleveland, Colum.
bus q Indiana Central, Union Pacific and
81. Paul were well sustained. The latter
on q report that Northwestern and
st. Paul contemplate o close alliance.
Panama, was exceptionally strong, and
advanced from 9s to 100s The market
closed heavy. The large sellers Of last
week were purchasers today, in sntici.
patton OF an advance In january. Tie
stock sales to-day between 10 and Q
o'clock amounted to $4,000 shares, oi
which $500 were Western Union, 49, 900
Union Pacific, 1900 Wabash, 5000 St.
Paul, 1000 Pacific Nail, 1000 Ohio
10000 Lake Shore, 5000 Cleveland, Go.
lumbus & Indiana Central, and 1000
Northwestern.
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LITTLE Rock, Dec. 22.-The Cairo 8
Fulton Railroad bridge across the Arkan'
sas river ut tins point was completed last
evening, and today several trains passed
over Il. This gives unbroken railway
connection between St. Louis and Fulton.
The bridge across Red river at the latter
place Is rapidly approaching completion
The completion or the bridge here iS the
occasion Of great rejoicing. issa-
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Our CHARLESTON CoRREspoNDENcE.-
We publish two very readable letters
hon the Seat Of Government on our third
psethis morning. Hereafter our readers
,ll miss the lively pen Of our CORES
pudent "ToMAuAwK" from our columns.
Es mas been thorn in the flesh Of the
Democracy at Charleston for long time,
nd they have q wholesome dread Of his
lposures. We have no doubt that the
8Qrbons are glad to get out Of bis range.
here is no telling how much the public
eve 10 such q correspondent at such
place as Charleston. It's well to have
Iusu hanging on to the verge Of the
Government" who, while he Is not Of 1t,
sRyer,heless around 1t and about 1t in
Esh a way as to let the public servants
nov that they are watched, A.
The Bourbons are, of course much ex'
stled to know who 1t is that has kept
nh sharp eye on them. This is q
pisce ol information that we are not like.
s@ give them. All that they have to do
TO lay the rebukes and admonitions
sI Tomahawk has given them to heart
b order that It may be well with them
lGeAtter.
hiOr our correspondent "Henry," he
10, In bis occasional way, has done
pod service in stirring up the Bourbons
Slseuse Of duty. His letter this morn
ggves graphic sketch Of the Public
ahhfs farewell jamborse to the Legis-
lure that is raally very interesting.
lsatlemsn who was present. at the enter
Ghnent tells US that It was an actual
AGaRt while tho dance was going on in
Gchurch the band played u want to be
HAngel." We presume that the band
a&ehonorable members had been very
.Ea refreshed, and that any sort Of mu-
EVS in order. 4. ~ 5 !,
Nov that the Legislature has adjourn.
sad that these letters will no longer ap'
'GMA source Of interest to the Charles.
san', we presume that the Kanawha
AtNa will settle down to a very matter
daaOrt Of lie. They will have to be-
he themselves TO speculating in their
ahads and in their corner lots in order
St*p up healthiul excitement. s4
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sun After Brother Beecher.

NEW YoRK, Dec. ga committee Of
the Church Of Pilgrims and the Clinton
Avenue Churches. Brooklyn, have ad.
dressed o long letter to- Henry Ward
Beecher and the members Of plymouth
Church, declaring that the denomination
OF the alliance with that church will be
should they affirm the previous
proclamation OF the right Of the Plymouth
church TO Judge in every case what tel:
lowship, advice or assistance may &C
cording to the laws OF Christ properly be
offered by or. received from other
churchea
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Philadelphia a,arke,,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20 -Flour-DulL
Wheat-Unchanged. Corn-Steady; old
yellow 77as0c; new 82a70c; old while 7Qe.
0a,s-Declined; white 6Ga58c. Provisions
Advancing tendency; new mess pork
$40 80. Beef Hams-23a24c; same 10
pickle '80aSlc. Lard-9c. Petroleum
Crude 9sci refined 1eia1etc. Whkkys-
Dull; western 81 %.
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NO ApprOpfldk10ntal JOE Ant9tol Lne
2 f'7cS state Institutions.
Especial Dispatch to tho IntGllIgencer.l
CHARLESTON, Dec. 20, 1873.
. According 10 programme, both Houses
Of our immortal Legislature met at nine
o'clock this morning to 60 through the
formality Of adjournipg sine die, which
they did an hour alterward. Reluctantly
they have given up their per diem and
scattered themselves through the noun.
tains Of Hepsidam. Peace be with them.
The House Of Delegates made things
lively during the last hour. 1t was trne
to'itseK tothe last. There was no fight.
Ing, but an incident Of the kind at one
time seemed imminent. gf x
No appropriations were made TO any OF
the State institutions whatever. The
University, Lunatic Asylum, Penitentiary
and Normal Schools were all struck out
Of the bill. ~ I'll
How does that suit the First and Bee.
ond districts? ToMAHAwK.
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eGntelAigrnrer
"a. Prospect for Business After the
First of January. ap ssJ1


Within the last day or two we have
ND conversations with two gentlemen
Ne Of whom has recently returned from
:, extended business trip through The
Tet, and the other has just reached
Soue from q Sojourn in the East They
~ocur in representing that 50 isras money
",,ter, are concerned the panic has prac'
tt,lly disappeared from the country, and
M, discounts by the banks TO their regu'
i, customers are everywhere as liberal
=, the condition OF business calls for. II
|. now the general belief that money must
rp,iuue very easy all winter, The New
Yak CITY banks are not only accommo5
l,tup the merchants freely, but have
,tor1ed to their old policy Of losniug
.,rely on call. In regard to business,
NE revival in money, matters has not yet
,v,ksned a corresponding! activity in
u,de, but there Is no doubt existing In
he minds Of dealers in every department
dbpsipess that stirring times are ahead
4 rs after the first Of the new year. In
ii. speciality Of nails, for instance, the
uuutry is absolutely bare of stocks and
6s prospect Is that ere long orders will
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new York DrY Goods AIarkel.

. NEW YoRK. Dec. 2e.-Busiuess quiet
with commission houses and jobbera
Cotton goods steady and prices rule firm.
Cotton fannels and corset Jeans active.
Prints quiet but firm. Cottonades better
demand. Fancy casslmeres and worsted
coatiDgs show some improvement, white
goods, laces, embroideries and handker-
chiefs are decidedly moee active.
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stevedores on a Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2s-The dock
laborers struck today, resisting reduc-
ten OF wages from so to 20 cents per
hour. One steamship company % paying
so cents TO secure the unloading OF their
vessels arrived Saturday, but another
company has obtained oil the laborers
they need at 20 cents. The strikers
threaten TO force the latter to stop work.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

TIE FRENCH COMPLAIN OF THE POSTAL
J. Hsi'G ARRANGEMENTS. 90 9a'
I. PARIS, Dec. a2.-In the Assembly 10.
day several members alluded 70 the i'm
perfect postal arrangement between
France and the United States, and urged
the government TO hasten fhe signing ol
the pending canon. They complained ol
the present system, declaring Il 10 be In.
furious 10 the French commerce and In
tollerable to the people Of large. Itis The
governments. Interest, TO harmonize the
two countrys and Q speeny understanding
70 expected. -sff'ls. tt'tlS1bs 2
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Allegheny Live stock IuaiLet.

EAST LIBERTY, Dec. 22.-CATr1I-Ar.
rivals, including Saturday and Sunday,
107 cars; no sales. l.1l. -.
Hoss - Arrivals, including Saturday
and Sunday, " cars; best Philadelphias
S5 20t to s 10; Workers a 90 to 8 90. I;IS
sHREP-Arrivals, including Saturday
and Sunday, 10 cars; no sales. ,.s5,si
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NaRn from ihe Ylrrfniua.

NRw YoRK, Dec. 22.-AaKeye West
dispatch states that the Colorado and
Powhatan,. the latter with the monitor
Manhattan In tow, arrived there on the
2lst. The Colorado reports passing,
early the day before, the Ossipee, with
the Virgiuius in tow, the latter having no
ateam on.
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RIotous pernonatrations

Pa1nApE1PHrA, Dec. "a large
number Of stevedotes struck this altar
noon because oi reduced wages ot ten
cents an hour, and marched along the
docks assanlting those who remained Of
work. The police dispensed the rioters
and arrested the ring leader.
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sheriff BtednanS 10 show Cause.
Trialoi ArayOfHail Commented.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 22.-Judge Daniels
today granted an order returnable to-
morrow against Sheriff Brennan and his
deputy, Shields, requiring them to 'show
cause why they should not be punished
for contempt In diSregarding the order o!
the Court TO produce Genet. ~.
The trial Of ex.Mayor Hall has com.
menced, srsHI., nr ..U
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SAN FRANCIsCo.


SAN FRANc1sco, Dec, 2ss-At sacra.
mento to. day, the Joint convention voted
for Senator for the abort term with the
following result: Hagen, "a; shaffer, % ;
Cole, 8; Haight, 10; Phelps, z. Seven
members absent. No election. Thecon.
ventipn will probably adjourn over the
HOLIDAYS. uSssa "a.
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ENGLAND.
DIED

LONDON, Dec. as.-sir Pigia.t Brown,
>SHHSAs4sss' I" esa1 - As5=5s i va y1t5
NOT DEAD. iit.i
The report Of the death Of the Ashan.
tee King proves false.
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CLEVELAND, Dec. enthusiastically
and unchanged; No. ! red 81 20; No. 2
do 81 IS. Corn-Dull and unchanged.
Oats Steady Of Csc; No. ] State acc,
Petroleum-Quiet and steady; iliG tor
standard white, car lots, ~
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ELECTION.

HAVANA, Dec. 22.-News was received
from Ban Domingo that Gen. Ignaclog
onzales has been elected President OF the
Republic. The new administration will
probably endeavor TO annul the samana
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COMMERCIAL ANT, D,FINANCliL.
BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 2s-MosEY-Closed
easy at 4a5 per cent. 5t .-Sl4i z; :. r
STIRLING ExcHANaR-Dull with bus
iness ct 1851 for 60 days and 1093a1O9s for
light. Custom receipts $4,000, ~. :.
GoID-Closed Of 110s after selling at
1109a110i. Loans were at Tai 80 and q
gold for carrying The Assistant Trsas-
urer dhbursed $4,000. oleatings s5s,+
Wu.ooo. g1, i-e..- - 70 sa7s7,
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Acheen sullan sur rendrr,.

Acheen Sultan Sur renders. 1 y
TIE HAGUE, Dec. 2s--A dispatch from
Penango, December 20th, announces that
the Dutch troops have occupied both
banks OF the river running through
Acheen. The Sultan, seeing that defeat
was inevitable, has given In his submis-
sion to the Dutch commander. 2 n e ;;.i; :.
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Tobaeco Warehoupe Burned.

sPRReRrRLD, Mass. Dec 90 .-saml R.
Bell q Cos Tobacco Warehouse ct Had
ley was burned this morning, containing
$50 cases Of tobacco. LosS $500! !. In
surance $500.
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Total, la,oco G!ftS. al Cash. amounting
D..........-.,.......".. 6Q.OVo
1he chances for o eift arc a. one to nTe
PRICE OF TICEET6,


Whole Tickets, Stt Halves. &aS; Tenths, OF
each coupon, q; Revsn Whole ickets fJr tSto,
3ik 1iektts f0r SiUO0; li3 Whole Tieketa & Z
t6O0o; ~ Whole TiekO'S fE $4,000 No dis
count on less than $500 worth Of teketr.
This Fourth Gilt Cor cert Will bS conducted In
all respects Iik0 the three which have already
been giVon, and fall particulars may be learned
from cinu'ArA, which will 20 sent Zee from this
once 70 al who apply for them.
Orders for tiekets and applications Tor agen.
eleB will DO attended 70 10 The oroCr ihey ere re-
eeiVed, and it 10 hoped theY will b. sent In
promptly, that there may be M disappoint sent
or d0ay In alling ali. Liberal ttEns given "
tnoae who. buy 20 sell AGAIN. Al AHtns are
pefemptoiiAIly required - Eetuo up their 40
ccuntG and return . u unIo,d tickets ey The S2ta
THOs. E. BRANLETTE,
Agent PuhlIc Library Kentucky, and Manager
6lit Coz osrt, Pablc Lb:Rsy Building. IoGlA.
Vile, Ky. deele.eodIW
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JAMAICA.
WILL NOT yAcATE HIS orrIce

WILL NOT vACATE HIS OFFICE.
KINGSTON, Dec. 22-President Saget,
Of Hayti, will not vacate his office unless
Gen. Dimipgue Is declArd his successor.
and a portion ofthe House OF Representa-.
tives say he shall mot Nbe President.
Trouble 10 consequence Is imminent. i.
RAILWAY COMPANIES FORMING.
Companies are forming in London Tor
the extension Of railway throughout
Jamaica. .-'' .'
YELLLw FEVER. ,.,.
The yellow fever has broken ont among
the Europeans OF Port Royal, The dis.
ease has also made its appearance among
the white troops.
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sci ana was MOI EnLlIed 10 carr
the Flag Of the U. 3. at the Time o.
Her Capture. ~. gq.y,-. ..I..
swAsu1aGroN, Dec. 22.-The following
Is the report Of Attorney General VII
llams in the Virginius case: Ply.
DEpARTMENT OF JUSTICE, !
WAsHmeToN, Dec. 90. :
Hamilton Fi&, Secretary Of State:
sm:-I have the honor Of acknowledg
Ing the receipt Of your letter Of the LTD
inst, submitting to me a-large number o.
documents and deposidons, and asking
my opinion as to whether or not the Vir'
ginius at the time Of flher capture by the
Spanish man n.of.war Tornado was entitled
to carry the flag Of the United States, and
whether or not she was carrying 1t I'M
properly and without right at thai
time. These questions arise under the
protocol, Of the 29th ult. between the
Spanish Minister and the Secretary Of
State, in which, among other things, 1t Ia
as.eeu 'nas w 'ue S11n t4es. spaiI a.Hal :.
salute tne nag OF !ae oniIea eta!es' But II
u ptovioea !nas u SpIn snouiu Prove 10
tne satis.acuon ol tne omtea ssales tnas
inc virginius was moi ennuea 70 carry
the flag Of the United States, and was
carrying It at the time Of the capture
without right and Improperly, me salute
would be spontaneously dispensed with,
as IN such case nos pelag necessarily re-
qulred; out the United states Wiii expect
IN such case o disclaimer Of intent Of any
tndignity 10 Its nag In the act which was
committed. a section o. tne act 9!
December Slst, l7s', provides that ships
or vessels registered pursuant to such act,
and no others except such, as shall be
duly qualified according 70 law ior carry
Ing On tie coasting trade and denomina'
ted or deemed ships or vessels OF the
United States, snaii DO enutlea 70 tne
privileges appertaining 70 sucn snips. eec'
aots same act provides ior an oath oy Wnica
among othet things % ooiain register oI
q vessel they are required 70 swear .naI
sasa;,n nsaS :, ,-,n.o A =. sts,a d;rsc,Iv oT,ndi
ioreign prince OF etate, airecty or inui'
~, iusa - ;..,o, sns o.p .he."of :. ,rhs.o
ca.a ~ ss o.Oa, pO 4, =, ,.h;"h i ,or.;ansr. ave IL;
o,, ... 80. a ,aa;.a.,, % ;a.asss.as :. -,
49, 49, " y. !. % IIn;,ad !s.a.ss rsa;.,ry and q
ons ueI /. obj ah..Iuea % by false oath. az to that
ooint. nil ihen fthe vessel cannot be deemed
n vessel Of the limited State. or entitled
.to'tbe bsnefits ar nriyileges sppertainins.
d sucb yessels - .f1'S5l = 7 =
The Vireinius was registered in New
York on the 2eth of September, 1870, in
the name ol Patterson who made oath as
reouired by law. but the deposiliops sub.
mitted herewith show that ii iact Patter.
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BankS Resumed.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2s,-The banks
to-day resumed currency payments With
out any notice 10 that effect.
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sharkey, the E,caped Murderer, Sup.
pooed 10 he Concealed in q GaFret.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-shArkey, the e
capped murderer, Ia sad TO be concealed Il
10 garret In this city. Five detectives, well
armed, are reported 10 have lett head
quarters this morning determined to 70
take him. The police give no particulars
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"A Nice Little Blll for Legal Services

NEW YoRK, Dec. ga suit has been
commenced BY Martin o. Smith TO orecoVer
from Jay Gould over $4,000 for legal
services rendered him In his settlement
with the Erie Railway Company
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ROME.

.cARprNAIs AMOUNTED. s.
RoME, Dec. 29.-In conslstory today
the Pope delivered an allocu,ion and ap-
pointed twelve Cardinals. s.7f 10,
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A Suggestion on Behalf Of the In
p dusIFious Poor ofthe CityssHoW TO
Give them Employment and Bene'
AZ Ourselves at the Same Time.
Editors OF tho Intelligeneer IT, z'r-
A thinking reader Of our own and
other papers, can but be impressed that
we are entering upon o winter Of unusual
inactivity in many Of the industries ana
employments upon which many Of our
best disposed citizens depend for Lie and
comfort, and one ol unusual run1ors oi
burelaries, theits and petty oaenses. show'
inc want. deprayity or desperation.
We are glad 70 believe that the ire
ouent annoyances 10 which our good city
mas been already subjected reirom per
sons who have not been dwellers In oul
midst .r XIX. Ia T. ..i.s7,
But as the winter grows severer and
our mills, factories and shops become lest
active what iS to become Of many Of The
honest, laboring poor who now form &C
important Q part Of the real source Of otii
wealth and prosperity
/ do not believe much In natural mora
disparity, nor that men eaoo&c 70. 7iolatG
Wbolescme laws. It b much preferable
to belieye that nearly all persons desire
to do right, and that very few DO wrong
for the sake OF wrong ! take Il that mos
persons do nearly % near right as thel
have O fair.square stand.up chance TO 90
The rich do NOT quite do right because Q
their money, nor the poor for want Oh u
Each OF these classes regard the othei
with some degree Of unfairness, ant
neither have chat faith In the other which
removes mountains. Neither understand
the other, which fAct perhaps led the poe
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woRKINo MEll'0 DRlT0NsTRATI0N.

A procession Of between eight hundred
10 one thousand alaboring mon, mostly
Germans, made a demonstration to-day
by marching through the streets. They
assembled at Fountain Square ana sent
for General Samuel Carey, who addressed
them, counseling moderation, and re-
minding them thaE capitalists and employ.
en-, as Wells as they, were suffering from
the times. The procession went 10 the
MAYORS office and were metby the Ghlel
OF Police, who met them o! q Representa-.
Hye. The speeches made. there were only
an exchange Of compliments. The repre-
sentatiyes Of the procession thanked The
Mavor. and denounced the other member
Of he Board Of Improvement tor lower
ing their wages. 'r 7'. '''
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|sY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the Intelll yeneer.

- GBy the Western Union Line. ' , !
uflce Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts)
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The Official Opinion OF the Attorney
General Of tho q. s., Showing that
the Virginius Was Not U. 8. Yes.
sci and Was Not Entitled TO Garry
the Flag Of the U. Q. at the Time Of
Her capture. yra 2elS,-. ..... J..
\ SWAsHNaroN, Dec. 22.-The following
Is the report Of Attorney General VII.
liams In the Virginius case: a'.
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CINCINNATI.
BOLD ROBBERY OF rosTOgFloE At oncls

BOLD ROBBERY OF posToFFIcE AT oNc1N-
s.' MATT.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. e2.-The4 Money
Department oi the Cincinnati Postoflce
was robbed today in broad daylight BY
three sneak thieves Of $3.50, which was
lying on desk in envelopes. The desk
was surrounded by an iron lattice, which
was covered with paper, Two Of the
thieves attracted the attention Of the
clerks, while the third extracted the
bills from the package and drew them
through the lattice work by means Of an
instrument resembling tweesers. They
escaped arrest.
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