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The Portland daily press., 1873-06-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS.

U. s: ENGINEER's OFFICE
Third Story Union Bank BuiIdino' E.ro..
near onarles street. baltimore Nd, June II, ISIS
lyering stone ON U. ). lighters near dsl E,aeeI
Point on the Cape FeaI river North Carolins. a
separate proposals Tor stone loaded lighters At
quarries on the river accessible,to tug boats NJ
The right to reject any bid is reserved.
Blank forms, specifications and any desired iufor
nation can be had on application at this Office
WM. p. CRAIGHILL.
jul7d6t Major Of Engineers.
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-17

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
The annual examination Of candidates for positions
as teachers in the public Schools of Portland, will be
held in the Girls Room, High School Building, on
THURSDAY, July 8, 1873, at o'clock. P. NJ.
W. H. SMALLER,
GEO. w. TRUE,
STANLEY T. PULLEN,
CHARLES F. LIBBY,
CHARLES j. CHAPMAN,
Examining Board.
Portland, June 10, 1873. ju12sndtd
The Portland daily press., 1873-06-17
Portland Savings Bank.

NO. 81 EXCHANGE ST.
"A LII deposits of one dollar and upwards COM
- mence interest on The first day Of the month
ioi!owing the date of deposit. - d n.
, 1873-02-21

JUDGE WILSON 8 ltEPOHI.
TTon. Jeremiah III. Wilaon this afternoon made
a ronort iii mart relative. to the affairs Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, Credit Mo-
biIior, and other nattors specified in tho reaolu-
ton Of tho House.
Tho report e.tors deliberately Into tho history Of tho
Union Pacific luilroad, and shows that tho act ncor-
noutInr It was passed. to further tho personal inter-
araat publio nfoue but n addition to these interests
thc nrcact aud future Of tho Government ~ such,
wore to bo subaoryed. The Committee also give tho
history Of tho Credit bIobllIer IL connection with tho
Union Pacific Railroad, based on the testimony al-
ready made public. 1n spcaking Of the uoxie Act the
Committee ray tho Interests Of the Union Pacific Hail.
road Company were utterly dsregarded. The Com
Miteo do not doubt TINT It wan deliberately doue.'
ThuY draw tho conclusion, speaking In round num-
berY, from fAota sscertaiuel, That the coat
Of tho road was $a0,0o0000, which was
wholly reimbursed from ihe proceeds Of Government
bondH aud first mortgage bonds, and lhat from tho
Income honda nll aud grapt bonds. the builders ro-
cuive in caah value ct least 600 profit beiug
percentage OF about 4B pVr cat the en1ro cost Of
tls roll. Thu Committee show tue different amonnta
r1ceivod by tue varloue partles and Say: "f 1t was
impossible to build the road according to tho act q
Congress, thoy hal no r18ltto build It. They could
e,sy have represented their difficulty to. Congress,
Which Ina dealt generously with thcn from tho be-
ginning It may 10 that I'll (1o existing stoekholdora
sarua tAesc profits that wlnt In the form Of
contract was Ia Hubatanc6 dividend but nothing "
better settled than that tito railroad corporation hss no
{1ght either against creditors tho minority o 10
stockholders 10 distribute any portion Of s capital ~
dividends, and that Court Of Equity NIL iates1efs "
, 1873-02-21
DRY GOODS.
THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
CalSOl,P l,PjliiG&C0.'S
GREAT Sale.
329 West >tMadison-st.

Will close out tho remainder Of our plain Green
Silks at 30 cents on tho lollar.
Other plain Colored Silks at..a heavy reduction,
Black all-silk Gros Grains, fair qualities, 81.
$1.10, and Sill 1-2 pei, r,yard.
Black Gros Grains, good bright qualities $l'2o'
$3.50, and ST .75 per yar0,;::-sn : *.
Ali bur richer Black Gros Grains, including best
makes Of Bonnet, Guinot, Jaubort, and other
woll-known mnkera, at rcry largo educllons'
aray Stripe Spring Silks so cents, worth $1.26
rs cent quality Japanese Silks for 40 cents.
90 cent quality Japanese Silks for 60 cents.
Colorcd Trimming and Bonnet Velvets nearly
half price. ...-
The remainder Of onr best Lyons Cloak Velyets
at q sacrifice.
Great Bargains in Black Alpacas, Black CASH
meres, and nil our Mourning Goods stock.
Handsome Gray Silk and Wool Fabrics, Tor
Spring wear, reduced in price ono-third.
Pins Irish Poplins very cheap. ~
Merinos, Empress Cloths, Plaids, ana4ther Will
tor Dress Goods ata sacrifice. "a
, 1873-02-21

DECLINED.
Colonel John s. Moaby having been tondered
tho position OF Government counsel In certain
legal casca, called at the Department Of Justice
to-day, and respectfully declined tho appoint
ment.
nRoNZE CANNON.
During tho evening session Of the House, On
Wednesday, q bill was passed to deliyor up to
the Army OF tho Cumberland Society eighty
eight pieces Of condemned bronze can
non for tho erection OF tho equea-
trim statue to General George +. Thomas.
A like bill, granting twenty-five pieces to the
Transatlantic State Association at Washington,
for statue TO Thaddous Stevens, WIS reported,
but the bill Waa rocommitted.
:..,-....~~1 +M1IITARY, ..~-. -
The Seventh Unitad States Cavalry Is trans
ferrol from the Department. Of the South to tho
Department Of DaE0ts. -
OUR nELAr1oaR mxra srAIN.. ss:,:,::s
MADRID, Feb. 20.-Ministor sickles has init
mated to tho Spanish Government tint tue
United States is not disposed to preas tho en-
harrassng question rolatyo to onba, desiring
to place no obstacles in tho way Of tho Republic.
, 1873-02-21

aEo. T. .IoAn,
II. ". SLoouat.
MINORITY REPORT.
Thomas Swami submitted tho following aa q
minority report
CONCUR Id the facts and ngurea presented in this
Who hse VIE
the Onion Pacific aud orodt Mobilier Companies ant"
INT oDlect to ho adoption Of the raEort iaeom~
p1oe under tho resolution submitted to the Committee
sSea .ss sss es9ss
OF Congress who had transactions with oake Ames 40
ay o found detailed in ts report Of 3at tpSsnd
promptly considered and disposed OF without loss
{slgned} Tno,1As SWAMI.
b, PROPOSED LEGISLATION.
The following is reported by the Committee l
AN ACT to auend aot entitled on act to aid the con
struotion Of railroad ana telegraph line from the
tav IND osler PURPOSES, and to secure te fssrssta
Of he United States and Of the people In tho Union
The Attorney General shall cause suit in equity to be-
9o G eu ass II
sons who may, In their own names or through any
agents. have subscribed or received IN said
1fpnd. which stock hnH not been paid for In
fu In money, Or who may hayo received, dividends
or otherwise portions te capal stock Of sald road
soaa ii md saatssry to s
avo received as profta or proceeds couTacs Tor the
aes a money os o. oer properly sbieh ought
equity to belong 10 ouch raroa corporation. q who
may under pretcnao of having complied "3;h tue aet:
fre tho united States noncys bon'a, or lans which
ought III equity to be accounted for mud paid to sad
to Compel payment for sad atoc' md collection
and payment Of such moneys and restoration Of saoh
RfopeF Of & So as ia eqas
l. bo held entitled thereto. ,u.,.,, T., H.. c,r.r,t
satd aatt may 10 hrogh IN ~ e n o5su's ss
/ defendants In suit, hnd decrees may DO entered
Against any one or more nare,s L, @ defena
asa.nst other rarties. The Court when said cause is
pending ay make such order md decrees And sssns
narties or REPRESENTATIVES. Of PARTIES, deceased,
Or 10 carry into effect the purposes Of this acs. "
hns BY o sad asass any parties
j which writs shall into any district and enau ee
Is eeE Ike rss s nsrsoaa S
attaches, to abde the event ot ths su o. ntS
may be attached on awrit issuing from ne olFens
otief aoaumsats O. ot the Onion pacaa Railroad Cen. IT.
Secretary Of the Troasry, or such person IS lie may
| designate for that purpose, ,-.,,,ur,..
procesdings N bankruptcy sha1 not be hela to spp1y
| TO said corporation. - :. = =; ~. - -. ..,.,
uompany bul from actuni net earnings thereof and
no nov atoek shall bs issed or mortgages or pledges
namv W woat ieavo Of Congress- except for he pr
hnalng md securing tue doot now existing or
| So. 8, Nc Director or officer Of eaid road shall
hereafter 10 interested directly or indirectly, In any
contract herewith, except for Ills lawful compensation
SEQ. Z. Any Director or officer who shall rny or do
clare, aid in paying any Dividend Or creating any
punished by imprjaonment not exceeding two years,
and BY ane not exoeea!ng &. 49,.
/ NEW YORK sToc :ExcHANcE... r
WAsu1Noroa, Feb. 2o:-rhe Committee on
, 1873-02-21
ON TIE CHEAP CENTRE FABLES


It'll be found many. additional aid at
4ractons in Dress Goods including sthe new
Bage Spring Shades, Polka Spot Gahmere
Reps, and japanese Porlins ut -l2 1-2,3S, 20,
and Is centsi all great bargains. =
The cheapest Crashes, Towels, Towollings,
Table Linens, and other Linen Goods ever
offered.
Cottons and Cotton SEeetings, Of oil the best
brands, VERY CHEAP,
Marscilles Quilts, Blankets, Flunne1s, &C., at
very great bargains.
Ladies' good White Cotton Hose 10 cents, heavy
do, Is cents. Gents and Chillren's Hosiery
cheap.
Merino Underwear, from 80 cents up to best
qualities, Ill reduced
Hamburg Mgings half-price.
Great bargains in Linen 1IandkerchiefB, Laces,
and Lace Goods.
Cheap Gloves, Ribbons, Ties, Fichus, &c.
Bargains in every Department.
Trade early in the day!
, 1873-02-21
CREDIT MQBILlER,

THE SENATE COalMiIIEE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-At the sitting Of the
Gouato Credit Mobilior Committees. to-day.
HENRY G. CRANE,
taantia ~ a1yM s1or, Of Dr.. Durant on the I'D Of De-
comber, 1865, ho drew check for st, 600 in favor
Of Senator Harlan, on tho Corn Exchange Bank,
Of New York Tho check WIS payable to the
orior Of Mr. Horluu. and was drawn against
f,,,;,a r. nr Durant in Tint lfnnl,. Tho yitness
tu1ton u ~ - 49, 1on1, E;.r. Lad 1,onrd = as;I1-
knew OF no otner chooA, put uau uga19 u saiu;
thnt LII. 1lfans GaYe ono. 10 sea1cAgu ~ & ~ tHo
CHECK aalu to hafo poen gwen ny ~. Ou1a1it III
1866 or 1885, but could not and #. Durant 1 kept
ri m do. nocoivod orders from Durant to
Ir66w 6 tia clcck nf Dece1nber. 1876. in
u 49," - TTnr,on, nurani,a nrIvoto
tnsol ~ int - +ha rat,, 17~phop1o
4ccount VIZ noIs ia;n - ~ ~ * mn tro1s tEo
1nuhs ~ vi4t e1nitno1 tAa9 Vospoo 11oAn wv
funds o. the Unlon fac!ao ioan "neA no hoL
tied wlth tue company, ~, Unsans ~ acoounL aga1ns1
the roaa was oger S4go,ogv. LIE Masnpss 1 Mns r.
guested to produce tue CHECK dfaWn oy nm N
tepc, = I@ser ;o1;at ~ ti - NJ, VIZ
tnat ~ "ouao$ seno AnnieoSa'o'5 = " w"
, 1873-02-21

[Continned on the Eighth PaQe.l
, 1873-02-21

Oriental Lodge No. a. a. T. and 4. H., 0rlonal1Ia
1p3 Observation-Disclosures c1nmnloallon tAs friday
eYunins, at ~ O'Clock, f9E btGss III order OF tho
Mnstar. =. y. t00MEs. ooeseIAry.
, 1873-02-21

signed py carpenter, Logan, Anthony ato Al"
corn.
Dlr. Trumbn1l'e report anya but for tho unwar-
rantod md illegal interforenco tho KoEnory
Government md Legislature wonld have boon
peacefully i1ia1BurAtod, and that thoro has boon
no decision Of tho Supreme Court declaring tho
Kcllogg State Govorn1nont and Legislature legal
In any case over which said Court lad jurisdic-
ton to mako auc1l decision.
Trumbuli cannot bo!ieyo that. beoanao United
statoH Judge, supported by United States troops
lat1lro not elected by tho people to be Installed
In power, auch nsurpation authorizes Com
gross to Interfere and order now election In
State whero thoro 10 IN existence Governor
by tho people. Ali that ii necessary in snch q
caao Is Tor tho Senate to recognize tho legitimate
Legislature by admitting to AiB aoat in tho sen-
nto tho pcrgon they have chosen to represent tho
to carry into oiTcct The void ordors Of an ueurp-
Ing Judge. Tho whole trouble in Louisiana has
grown, out Of tho illegal interference Of tho
United States aut1orties, civil and military, with
tenda TINT tho Funion State ticket was olootod,
according to ofllctnl roturns by 1000 majority,
and that q largo majority Of tho chosen meIn-
bora OF tho Legislature were Of tho samo party,
and says tho history Of tho world docs not furnish
more pa1pablo instance Of uBurpntion than that
by which plnchbRolf Was made Governor, aud tic
perBonB returned by tho Lynch Board tho Lo8is.
laturo Of Louisiana, nor can 4 parallel DO found
for tho unfeeling and despotio answors sent by
order OF tho President, to tho respectful appoala
of tho people Of Louisiana Trumbul thon ar
guos tllat Mcmillan was legally choaen United
Staten Senator, and TINT, by his admission to a
scat, aud the recognition Of tho A1cEnory Logs-
laturo tho Legitimate Legislature Of tile State,
the peace Of Louisiana will be speedily roatored,
and effect given to tho fairly-oxprcasod will OF
tho people.
pEHBONAL.
President Grant loft Washington at noon, to-
day, for baltimore to attend tho, Union Orphan
Asylum fair In that city.
CoLORED DALL
Prominent colored persons Of Washington ara
making extonsivo arrangements for an inaugura-
tion ball on tho 9Th Of March, They Bay they
are satisfied with the admission Of the right to
attend tho whito peoplos' ball on the 4th Of
March, but, in view Of all the circumstances,
think 1t bettor to havo ono Of thoir own.
DEF1c1ENO1Eg.
The House Committee on Appropriations to-
day considered the deficiency estimatoB for tho
! yoar ending June 80, 1873, and prior years, but
took no action. Secretary Boutwell,, Secretary
Bolknap, and other officers Of tho Government
| will appear before the Committee to explain tho
amounts required for their respective Depart
mentB Tho estimatea for deficiencies aro aH
|, foliows: .
| Congress. bOa
, 1873-02-21

nsing tho proceeds Of money borrowed ctor Of the
or on FIRST mortgage bonds, for tho pur'
The uommittea do no. conceive 1t to 10 ther duty to
bamo at atiaches to peraona IN ese trsn
sstong c1espt ~ far - may ra;fny affect The e1es.
ons Of rcrsons combined IS an excuao for tho eihcr.
ao violation q ia = expects them to 10 obeSea
to o1osc our narrative Of this canc, ind pronounce
judgment upon these transactiona without Oh.
WITH 10 oreait sas,lor, who old sheir stock openly
and without coneeanont from tho beginning, and WIN
knowledge Of tho wrongful uao Of lis stock, or funda
OF the rai.oad 6oo Of these poraona are Of eminent
s S Sss a 1 ssDy DS a sssas 9 i 4 @
i II sSts 8 sH es' processing
weakened Il "a to mako i.a control by capitalists md
described, casy. Il il holpcss an.l dependent:
In making inyentigatsons tho oommistee say they
tanning the records these transastions arc volam
nous AMI complicated Ths esn'ates Of tho engtncesB.
esn h q aS ss9 ss xpess
Of asnsrsl Granville M Dodge. ohet EnKlnesr
r., @saa +. :s s:
John A.. Dix, who was Preatdent Of Tie Unon raoiao
Executive ues as aovonor Of o sso y NV
York. Many Of the uctdeuta in those transactions
asss, 9ssn re- ss & @ /:
ovdsaee dssns aas any sf siassa II II
of tho Union P.co ,a2oad Fsnss Tho oomttec nHSs
think tho facts shown would furnish ground for iudg-
tion. but # would 10 1arah unjust 10 forfeit the
right q tho present stoekho,'ers, larga majority Of
MTOnNAniuH n their 1rDf1nc
Tho report concludes fo11owa: 1--WE tnvo tho casn
~so Savs ,asa /, a s
wss I PrSa5ss f's;s e., sSt
cont sh " 'h4 @n? sxs 'fe
they ought ii sqa, to account for to tho trst fund.
Upon the most simple principle Of equity, aIt be
IT.
them hereafter as , rart ot tho trust property t. w
security Of tho Unitod States hns not bcon pared.
tho United satea has right lavo tho SECURITY which
~. we WRONG ia this opinion, there ID no rom
edy except by resorting to THO extreme power Of
Of raising and docrminine thc In ono init Of sccnr-
Ing 20 faE - ~ en- administration Of the fund accor-
@ tt 9tS asR aa st nssG S
are contemplated by the order Of the House, Thcy
not holders Of tho same In good faith md pnr value,
mend that the United States refuse theme bands,
O. theiE interest," without rat ascertaning the facts.
We think that 80 many persons hold first mortgage
bonds Of tho unton Pacific Railroad III good fnth and
par value that said mortgage ought not to DO set aside
We report the facts tho character OF tha or1an'a
u?p Il s 2fsa testimony taken
fore tho Poland Committee, and submit tho accom-
| pany1uy bill and recommend 1ta paasagc. g. -
The report ia signed by II. WILSON, =
| SAMUEL SIELLADAnGERt
| HEo r. IIoAn,
i IT, W Etno,1sf.
, 1873-02-18

ten. topob,r with tho Chairman Of this poar, with
tic assstaneo Of tic County Attorney, bo roqetnd 10
proceed At e!r earliest c9nysnienss md preparo M
address 70 .9o iaw m IT. 0cin ~ ane
r. r To md .v eG o
ovcnue iaw, tnt 1t ay bo 80 Certain in itH results
that no ono can any moro hopo to cscaro tho pnymot
ef taxes justly levied than ho may hope to oscapo
aestn. .-, ....,-.
Mr. Crawford aatd many OF tho prororty-
owners fought their ta1es on somo potty tech
nioaa error, praotico oi which no highly
disapprovod. IL tho lnW ~ could not reach tliom,
puollo opinion eonld. 1hey snoulu iina ont tho
on tho list.
+. Mr.. Ashton offered tho following ae MI amond-
mont:
Retotped That Committee OF thrce to appointed,
ono OF whom shall DO tho Chairman Of tta noard to
attend at Springfield and look after sch legislation "a
iarequlred for he county and that tho County Attor-
, 1873-02-18
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

Chicago ought to tako time to oend model OF
her warehouses and her a.aughtering ostabilsh~
uaonts to the Vienna Worlds Fair. Such mod
els were promised to tho Nnttonal Committee by
sone OF our loading packora and wnrehousomen;
but as tlaero ia now only about two weeks loft TO
get them repdy, in order that they may go 70
Now York and bo sont by tho last Government
yeaset to Europe, it Ia feared tho whole thing
will full. ThiS ought not 10 to ) be.
Such models will give moro definite idea OF
| two Of tho oasont{al clements OF our business
prosperity thnn pages Of description, and thoy
| will DO worth ton times thoir cost to tho city.
Advisory Committee, will be glad to cooperate
with any gentlemen OF tho Board OF Trade, aud,
it poaaible, get the models rohdy to forward IN
March.
, 1873-02-18

-, Il 49,, 1. ,.a..,,1t11, n FFho hfphnAt
aiwayn at hand TO eeoompnnnh pnn a. a.. III, Ts
bnlunga are from ~ 10 avJ ~ nna,ir I 9oot
r. o er toFqu 70 nTa Snusn md
InGte ~ cy " nn,ar n, ani n1enty If nines to
wo ayo pionsy o. po~er an dto k ~ nIr,ess0
convey & a Ina u na1 II invostni il, dostruu
to n,s Tro s"st NJ ScnuraliyoIy lah oInenso
~ 'o ,i1 nransrv y. rsfo ngaiat ecr,erat deBtruo.
~ ion m'aHo p1opoASs 1a1o "S"AA'' 49,
''9S Nv ,,,p,ooa =, orro,nt,no or e1oot,np Board
of " inno, nnI;sc;ona II ,nannoR buildings tint arc
oirooi, XIII ~ az e1nonno Of $40, ODD to $40 900
IT, IT, Tuu.', . ~ ti.a aitw In ori1crc1 In ronort n
tho Enginsora OF tns cty. DO p npnnarty epana
nrc All Know nna approo.aso zig aatt H. anms snv
present systom ~ sotion II
necosbity OF mmodiate ena EtHhfs Moson r. ro,
gnra and that now, VINO ~ ols!es are
BY tho situation, y ie tho nmo 20 aon. some.
thing can and should 20 done = nonegG va 'iaat m
tho Byotom proposed ~ mo IL piaosii99Sl i9 any uo,
norves consideration, nopG you VIII oun.!hno t i
TO ng'tnto tc subject nntu ne poMoIe pros shes p0
sAnll ENn tTho at1en'o!i .S tJaa III ,r,.t, IN
, 1873-02-18
GENUINE scALPERs ON 'cHANGE.

Half q dozen Wisconsin Indians visited the
Chamber of Commerce yeaterday morning, anu
looked at tho acalping thEong on tho floor from
tho balcony. They wero noticed by tho mem
bers, aome Of whom shouted "apooch." Ono
of the rod men, who goo,nod to bo tho leador,
evidently understood tho "cal, |" and addresaed
thom il lis own language. tIia squaw, who
accompanied him, tranhlatel the Grafton for
ths enlightenment Of those below, and it was as
folloWa;.
NV brother he wish mo 10 say goodbye to you. Hc
say our Heavenly Fathcr yualto uh o. We iooh, nna
maka you ~ you look, IT Ia Ill right. We say good
bye.
"0ood-byo1" shouted nome Of the "b'hoys,"
and tho Inllana loft, to avoid being scalped.
, 1873-02-18

Tle latest originality il the way Of nevspapef
ttleu Is found, ot all places In the world, among
they tue have issued . journal called; tho shakerl
tho country. Lately, however, they have 3 reeofg
nizetl tho womans.rlghtH doctrine " forming ' ~ y
Certainly a striking II not q euphonio4s title.
hut it foroboiea serious Consequences. It Miss
Anthony and her associates should inooulsto thS
country with thels IDEAS NO suppose e Ws ahnu ,1a
naie,s. tho Courier and Oourderess, tho Aaper'
Ust7- and Alucr tiseress, eto. 4
, 1873-02-18
Tho Lato Emperor's Religious Opin
Ions. -.

4 few weeks bofore tho death Of tho late En-
poror Napoleon, he received visit from tho COR
Respondent Of tho Paris Uniuers; to whom hu
Expressed some sentiments concerning hia rels-
tionB with tho Church. Flo said to this gentlo-
man that he adhered heart and soul, without any
mental reservation whatsoever, to tho dogma Of
Papal infallibility, md he expressed his regrota
that lc had seemed shortly boforo tho deAni-
tion had beon made ut the Vatican Councsll to
oppose It, IT nm submissive son Of the 'Ro-
man Catholic Church" said tho Emperori -"I
in: epito Of all the bad theology with
which 4 was wcaried in the latter end Of
my raign, always promised myself to.
bow ny head like arf infant as BOON. as tho
| Church has spoken. 1 never Ind any taste for
| tho subtloties OF Gallinauiam, while tho Roman
| religion which has built tho Gothic Cathodrala-
tho Cathedral Of Exeter, for example, which T
waa admiring tho other day-canuot admit Of
Gallcanlam, which is wanting in grandeur and
simplicity. Since tho Roman Catholic Church is
one, 1t stands in need Of d ctiof-a monarch.
The King OF the church Is the Popo: We' who
belong to the laty and arc impesioctly inatrlct-
cd, deaerve some Indulgence when tho authority
of aogreat namo as Bossuot erred tor so long.
May tho Catholic Church pardon us Ike mother.
Had 7, remnined In power, never would have
| sanctioned tho invasion Of Rome, which gave ms
infinite PAIN
, 1873-02-18
A hoy Mnnga himself Because f1a
Haud to W1aaA D1slAcss
Edou Pa {Ftb lQ>, Coy7espondence Of Tht Ns,c Yorh

Tho body Of Clarence Cole, aged Ii years, vas
found hanging in hin fathers garrot yesterday.
He WAS discovered by his little brother, whr,
went to 1ooh for 0larohco. Tile Uoronora 4ry
.hnya: rendered q verdict that 1he came 4, Ills
death by .accidont=-that is. that ho plv v.ed tho
rope around his neck in sport aud vas taccideutly
han8oa!;;; I1nd7 however,, that tbS, prevailing
opinion is tRat he aoh95ate!y sngsd himself
was subjected. Hewaa roquiysa to do tho washing
Of. the family Mqn;sAya md the ironing on
Saturdays / aleo, to Snsh aud wipe dishes, sweep,
mako beds, and perform. other: duties. which
household +: These duties were .diBtastcful to
:Aimj aEd ho seemed to feel tho, oppression.
, 1873-02-18

It will be remembered that some montha ago n
tremendous ado was cauned in. ireland by tho
elSctiop s potition made aomo excessively strln-
CONT commonts on priostly insertcEonce posi-
ing illegally tampored with voters; unseatod
their candidate, Captain Nolan, in favor Of tho
Hon. Captain Treuch, brother ct Sir Edward
Thornton'B Private Secretary at Washington, md
altogether mado himself 90 unpleasant to Arch. .
bivlop MaoHale's fold, that he had the honor Of
beng repeatedly burnt in eillgy. Captain Trench s
has recently sent In his "littlo bi1 "of wy, oeo
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