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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07

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S75 Con ,, 81
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$50 Bacon
40 Central I4s4
les Silver Hill So,
275 Eclipse ~, 81,
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70 Meadow Valley Iis.
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80 Eureka Cen 90
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100 Silver Peak Is. S5t
$50 Ingonar &c
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70 Newark IA
60 Monitor Belmont CO "a
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90 HsycslS
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07

Hurlbat, Butler of Massachusetts,,
Strawbridge, Willard of Michigan, Sailor
of Ohio, Luttrell, Whitehouse.
Rules-The Speaker. Maynard, Gar
field, Cox and Randall.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07

VERxox HAEcouET has been returned
to tie British Parliament frcm Oxford,
without opposition.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07
ATTENTION sWlFTS!

YINHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
Il ING of the s. T. Swift: Engine Company
No. will be held at their house Tuesday
evening, Dec. 3. st 7s30 O'Clock. A full attend
is urgently requested. BY order.
DEF I'd W. Z. STAFFORD, Sect'y.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12

TEAM DEPARTURES. The de- parture of trains from the house of Wm. B. Hooper & Co. for the present week, is as follows For Florence, by own train, 30, 900 lbs. ]; for Tucson, by own train, 20,CO0 lbs. guartermaster's stores; for Tucson, by J. Quinlan, 16,000 lbs. government and 9, 900 lbs citizen; for Tucson, by Geo. Fields, 16,000 lbs. government and citizen; for Mcdowell, by J. Bowlie, 10000 lbs. citizen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12
LOCAL MATTERS.
BIDS FOR CONTRACTS.

The following are the lowest bids offered, which were opened at headquarters, Prescott, on the 29th ut. For land transportation: Fish X Hellings-Yuma to Tue son, 2.25; Yuma to Bowie, 2.29; Yuma to Apache, 3.25; Yuma to Mcdowell, 2.37; Yuma to Gra- ham, 2,25.
 c. ". c. Rowen-YGma to Apa- che, 3. 49; Yuma to Bowie, 2.392; Yuma to Tucson, 2.40; Yuma 10 Mcdowell, ? 392.
 OchOa-Yuma to Apache, 3.49; Yuma to Bowie, 2.29; Yuma to Tucson, 2.29; Yuma to Graham, 2.2i.
 A. Frank & Co. -Ehrenberg to Whipple, 2.92; to Verde, 2,95; HuaIpai, 2,80; Date Creek, 2,55; Mcdowell, 2,50; Yuma to Apache 3,75; Yuma to Bowie 2,65; Yuma to Tucson, 2,50; Yuma to Graham, 2,50; Yuma to McD0well 2,50.
 Dan Hazard - Ehrenbefg to Whipple, 2,49; Verde, 2,49; Hual- pai, 2,35; Date Creek, 2,30; Me- Dowell, 2.25.
 Goldwater Bros.-Ebrenberg to Whipple, 2,52; Verde, 2,70; Hual- pal, 2,46; Date Creek, 2,38; Nc Dowell, 1,70.
 David Neahr-Yuma to Apache 3,85; Bowie, 2,G5; Mcdowell, 2.60; Tucson, 2,58; Graham, 2,5S.
 John Carr for Hooper & Co., Yuma to Apache, 3,S7; Yuma to Bowie, 2,63; Yuma to Mcdowell, 2,56; Yuma to Tucson, 2,G5; Yuma to Graham, 2,5S.
 BIDS FOR BARLEY.
 HeIlings & Els h - At Camp Apache, 5.24; Graham, 5.24; Fort Yuma, 324; Bowie, 4.74; Date Creek. AS; Huslpai, 5.48; Tucson 2.98, Mcdowell, 3.18; Verde, 6.24; Whipple, 5.48; average bid 4 24.
 c. T. Hayden-l0O,G 100 lbs. at Date Creek, 36S; 500,000 at Me- DoWell at 2.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12
Mean Temperature f0r March

Mean of dry bulb thermometer, 7 a. m. 58.00, ? p. m. 79.77, 9 p. m. G9.35; highest registered by max imum, 92.00; lowest minimum, 42.00; mean temperature of the month, 6S 03; maximum night Of barometer, 29.600; amount of rain, one-fifth of an inch average cioudines, 2.1. The following are the number of observations and directions of winds, N, 8 NE 9 E., IS $. F., 16 &, 8 SW., 1 w., 3 N. W. CHAS. E. WALSH,
 Hospital Steward J. s. A.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Ia he matter of he Estate of Peter
 NcD6Uitt. dsceaSed-I1 Probate
 Court County of Y2n1G, Territory
 Of ArizOn0:
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the above named estate,to the credit ors of said deceased, that all per sons having claims against the said deceased, must exhibit the same with the necessary vOuch- CTS, within the period of four months from date of this notice, to the undersigned at the office of the Navigation Co.,, town and of Yuma, or they will ever be debarred.
 A. J. FINLAY, Adm'r.
 Yuma, April P, 1873, 2t
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

Mir. h. N. Alexander is hereby authorized to collect all accounts due me for services as Sheriff of Yuma County, A. T., and to com- plete all unfinished business com menced during my tenure of said office. (a12 3 GEORGE TYING.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12

RESIGNED-Gcorge Tyng, who held the office of Sheriff since the death of J. T. Dana, tendere4 his resignation 10 the Board of Super visors last Monday, which was accepted. In parting with this officer, we can only offer our re- gret. That he was a good and Efficient Sheriff, while alter ding to his duties iD person, none will deny, but as business of greater importance than the SheTitl;alty demanded bis attention from the county seat, he thought il just that he should resign.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12

Dr. Crowell, Dentist, requests us to state that those requiring his professional services will do well to make their engagements on or before the 18th inst. From that date he will only remain suffi- ciently long enough to complete contracts made up to that time.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12
THE COURTS.
District Court-JUDGE PORTER.

0ASbA IVY SOAAS ~ DoG I OE-A G oa
 Monday, April 7th.
 Lyman A. Smith, guardian for T. ManiOn, Vs. Thomas Hughes, admir- estate of Robert Cavanaugh dec'd-Demurrer overruled, and defendant allowed to answer with in 50 days.
 Territory of Arizona ys. J. B. Futile and J. Gold water-FOrfeit- ure of bond-motiOn on demurrer taken under advisement.
 J. ". Darlington vs. Charles Nissen and Antonio Nufiez-Fore- closure of mortgage-Centinued till next term. R. B. Kelley ap- pointed Referee to compute amount due on note.
 In the matter of confirmation ~of sale of the Cavanaugh property Taken under advisement till next term.
 Court adjourned sine de. Probate Ccurt-JUDGE BIDWELL.
 In the matter of the estate of Peter McDevitt, dec'd-Letters Of administration issued to A. J. Finlay.
 In the matter of the estate of Andrew Sheene-Sale of personal property approved.
 In the matter of the estate of M. McCartney-Saie of property approved.
 In the matter of the estate of Andrew Sheene-Final account approved.
 In the matter of the estate of John Duff-Order of sale for per- sonal property at private sale.
 In the matter of the estate of Manuel Ravena-Sale ofproperty, real and personal, approved.
 In the matter of the estate of E. McCOrmick-Petition for appoint ment Of guardian for children and allowance for wid0W-on motion of attorney, stricken from file.
 In the matter of the estate of Albert Hahn-Petition for probate of will.
 Application of Geo Martin for guardianship of minor children of Andrew Sheene, dec'd-Set for hearing on Monday, 14th inst
 In the matter of the estate of 4. Sheene - Final distribution or dered.
 In the matter of the estate of Wm. B. B.ROods-Returned account of sales filed and continued.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12
A FATAL WAGER.

A Peruvian negro, Manuel Soto by name, well known in this town as the Popcorn and C0yotas man, while making h is rounds last Fri day afternoon with basket of popcorn on his head. came across a crowd of MeXicans in front of Avelardo Aguirre's saloon on GiIa street, in the Rincon. They of- fered to wager $1 that he (hIan- ueD could not drink two bottles of whisky without stopping. The bet was taken up, the liquor ob- tained, and the bet won by Man. uel. The whisky prostrated him however, and he was unconscious the whole of that night. Next morning he awoke, but alas! only to fall into deeper, longer sleep, from which there is no awaken ing on earth. His remains were inferred last Sunday by the friends @ who melted him to his death, He leaves a Mexican wife.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned not to treSpasS on or purchase of any one, FIRST " ESTERLY FIX TENSION KERR LODE-said claim having been duly recorded by ALVAH SMITH. ap12 1t
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12

Judge J. Howard, of Prescott, was in town during the present week, in company with Nr. Loi- siyoD, from the same place, at- tending to business in tae i.avena estate.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12

I will pay Cash for Gold Dust. l will continue to take legal ten- der at 90 cents on the dollar. I will pay 65 cents in coin for the National currency. I will pur- chase County Warrants and Ju- TOTS Certificates.
 a12 If H. E. BAKER.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12
Board of Supervisors.

dt 1U e. ill., tSSoNC NIEta II AIidil Fisher, Supervisor Baker and J. s. Spann, Clerk.
 The written resignation of Geo. Tyng as Sheriff Of Yuma county, was, on motion, accepted. On motion, Dr. f. fl. Goodwin ] was appointed to the office Of Sheriff, to fill the vacancy occas- stoned by the resignation of Mir. Tyng,
 On motion, J. M. Redondo was appointed a Supervisor to fill the vacancy occasiOned by the death of John Duff, deceased.
 On motion, J. Samter was ap- pointed Public Administrator.
 Board took recess till 4 p. m.
 At ?. m., Board met. Full Board.
 On motion, plans and specified tions fer County Court House, Jail and Public offices, were taken up and opened for examination. Whereupon the matter of choice was taken into consideration.
 On motion, the resignation of Dr. F. H. Goodwin, as Justice of the Peace, 1st Township, was re- ceived and accepted.
 Whereup0n Dr. F. II. Goodwin presented his bonds as Sheriff of Yuma county, which was exam ined and approved as sufficient.
 Board took recess till 7p. m.
 At p. m., Board met. Full Board.
 The Supervisors proceeded to draw lots as to who should hold the long term, and also as to who should act as Chairman of the Board, which resulted as follows: Charles Baker drew the lcpg straw and J. NJ. Redondo the chairman ship.
 On motion, the plan of c. W. c. Powell, Esq, for Court House, Jail, etc., was adopted.
 Adjourned till 1U a. m., the 8th.
 On Tuesday, the 8th, Board met. All present.
 Supervisor Fisher asked to be and was excused till p. m., whereupon the Board took recess to l24 p, m.
 At 123 ?. m., Board met, and recess continued till 7 P. m.
 At p. m.. Board met All pres ent except Supervisor Fisher.
 On motion, Board adjourned till 10 a. m., on Wednesday.
 Wednesday, 10 a. m., Board met. All present except Super. Fisher.
 BILLS ALLOWED.
 P. Bradley, $27 81; J. Brown, S24; Jesus RedOnd0, $360; R. B. Kelley, $25.
 Board took recess till T. p. m. Board met at ] ?. m., and ad- journed till p. m., Thursday.
 Thursday, 10th, 1 p, m.-Board met, all present.
 On motion, the matter of the building of a Court House, Jail, etc., was taken up. Whereupon an advertisement for proposals | was drafted and ordered pub. lIshed iii the ARIZONA SENTINEL for 30 days.
 BILLS ALLOWED. C NT;on. oIs, XIy,o> N,I,o,-,o
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12

The following appointments were made by the neWly-appoint- ed Sheriff, pr, F. H. Goodwin: Under Sheriff, Andrew Tyner; Deputy, Wm. H. Burke. The pr. has started out with the de- termination to carry into effect the strict police regulations sug- gested by his honor Judge De- Forest Porter. He has thorough ly cleansed the jail; the prisoners have been stripped and closely examined; and their irons are ln- spected twice a day. Blacksmith Fuller is now fitting in secure iron doors, which will, with a vigilant guard, prevent, we hope, the fur ther escape of prisoners.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-04-12
BILLS ALLOWED,

c. l.. Minor, $45; Wm. Osborne, $27; District Clerk, !s3 9; Fitz- gerald & Kenyon, S20; James $. Spann, $54 B.
 On motion, the order of the Board limiting such county officer to 8 certain amount of stationery per quarter, was rescindcd.
 On motion, B0ard adjourned to Friday at l3 8. U.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06

with portion Of Il In the National Bank
Of Delaware and masks.gag and hand
cuffs are found in the house which cor
respond with similar articles found on
the streets on the night OF the 7th between
the bank and the Poplar street house
after the alarm was given.
He asked the jury to look at the testi-
mony OF living and inanimate witnesses,
and to take It as a concrete whole In the
formation OF their verdict. Mr. Lore then
hurriedly reviewed all the evidence IN the
case. Had it pot been, he said, for brave
and calm Miss Hates, who gave the alarm
and disconnected the burglars, the prison.
ers might now be on trial for MURDER for
il is not at all improbable that in I'm un-
guarded moment they would have acc
dentally shot and probably killed some (
the inmates. Tue speaker thanked God
that this WAS not the case, as tbe prl pners
are already charged with a very heinous
ufiense, and have. Heaven knows, sins
enough to answer for before tic Great
Omnipoient on that day Of days.
Gentlemen OF the jury, in conclusion
I confidently ask at your hands a
verdict Of conviction, said Mr. Lore,
"a verdict that shall In the
future keep our liule State unpollnted
! hv reason OF the non'presence 81 Just
such dangerous and desperate fellows
whom you are now trying. We want
none Of them. Give Us ii verdict that
shall IT, all time to come act as barrier
/ between society aud these rogucs, between
right and wrong and virtue and crime.
/ The prisoners were then rrmandci TO
| fall, and the Jury discharges until 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning., when Judge
# d ID an 70
case given to the twelve men selected o.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06

APPOINTED Deputy - Capt. Joseph
u. Bar, Of Chesler,oau, Md, formerly
vi Wilmington, has been appointed
Deputy for the Patrons Of Husbaudry for
Tie EASTERN Shore Of Mary land and Della
ware. lie VIII answer all letters the
subject. and organize oranges wherever
they are wanted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06
L. s. MARSHAL DUNN'S LETTER.
He Makes a Furious Assault on Mr.
Harrington
DENliLSW WITHOUT PROOF


Dunn Desperate.
A FURIOUS oNsLAUGHr-HGs WORD GOOD
AS FRANK TAYLoR's oATH-HE DENIES
BRiNolNG HEpEAIrKs HERR-ISFAMoUs
INSUEaDoEs.
CfricE or U. 5. MARsHAL,)
DlsImcr or DELAWARE,
Wilmington, Del, Dec. !, s13.
SAMUEL NJ. HAKMSdroN, ESQ, Attorney.
at-Law, Wilmington, Del.
DEAR SIR ~ pou review Of your
letter Co me Published in EVERY Ewes
ING OF NOV. 18th, believe might safely
u-u,. amy rcpiy 90 It whatever. You have
departed from the original issue which
you chose To raise, nudme your charges
agsius, nv official actions ahundanty
aud conciu.ively RENTED, and have
entered upon course Of personal attack
which, IS it does moi damage your solring
political schemes more than 1t Injuries
ue, will 40 least do them equal harm.
The OriLnu complaint which YOU set
mp against ue. without the concurrence
or even Tie KNOWLEDGE 81 your associate
counsel, You pretended was IN the interest
of Your cielis, aua Tor the protect. n OF
public virtue. Bat these pieteuces are
exposed hY yourself. fyout action was
Tor ,uUr Clients guu would MOI have taken
90 without consulting Mr.. Massey, who
,s their counsel, joined with yol, and
without Wnu-e cooperation Nuy such
Measure On M,lr bfhuf would d. extra
4r'Auy. NOT IS % possible TINT Won
.uc.l, 80 tlcsa ATTACKS from regard FIR
lsU public inter 50. Tue illsity of This
rIet,.c, 81. SHOWN in The cnncils uu OF
yuur I..irr when SOFA declare thai my
lninrHdral ac.i3u-that is ny masking &
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06

Two HUNDRED AND EiGHTY FEET
At a trial OF the Washington steam Fire
Engine on the causeway, on Thauksglv-
ing day, the engine threw a stream 260
feet
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06

A FURIOUS oNsLAUGHr-HIs WORD GOOD
AS FRANK TAYloR's oATH-HE nRNiEs
BRiNolNG HEpEAIEKs HERR--ISFAMoUs
TNSTFa uogs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
.91MSWMP PHO N

TIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
G 0MSUHP Ti()N
which can be cured by a
imcly resort to this stand
nd preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds Of
rstimouials received by tho
oroprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians TO be the most
tcliablc preparation ever IN,
.roduccd for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints
md is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
.ol over forty years. when
resortcd to in season it SC i
lom fails to effect a speedy
eurc in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis
Group, Whooping Cough
influenza, Asthma, Colds
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
1t the Lungs, dc. WistarS
5alsan does not dry up a
| Couch, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case WITH
most preparations, but 1t
Iooscns and clcanscs the
u1~., and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause oil
the complaint.
rErrAEFn nY
: sETF V, F0WLE & SONS Boston, Mass
A1l.all by llru..,it f., and Dealers generally
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06

ON FELL TINE. The hands employed
m tile cotton mills Of James Riddle Il
son, have started on fun time, dating
from Monday.
The bands employed In the Franklin
Cotton Mills Niuth and Walnut, started
On ull time Monday week.
Tine hands employed in Pusey's cotton
mills, Thirteenth aud Walnut, also
STATED Oh u lime Monday week.
The Arlington Cotton Mills are still
running oa half ilme With all the
/ machinery, and there B, said 10 be a pros
/ fcDt 90 lhr resumption of fall time
..tfV
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06


Roots ASn SHOES
J MoRELAYD. Fourth aud Poplar siresi', -
CANARY Birds.
John PARIS. es West Third street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06

adj IiuripHl pulutss ..,..gt.
j. j. WuuTfhN, O. IT, ANU. a.,
uenaal sur.L hen llfhrl AfW'
hrailu- lhi''"' 'f't'''
doc. 90. IfW
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06

I1nIIAprIPHIA AND READING RAIL
1 ROAD COMPANY,
CHANGE OF CONNECTION.
ON and anor December st.
pAssTNaEUS FOR POINTS ON PH lLNpLN-
PiIiA AND READING H..
WILL LEAVE wlLMlNGToN At s.tos ~.
AMI
CHESTER AT,...S.ts a. hl
Arriving at Reading a. liza m.' connecting ''i
til iuu.iptl rm.l7' o. u,NcncE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06

The inquest on the Chicago Exrosi-
ton shows a deficit Of something over a
hundred thousand dollars.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-06

sETF ", F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Masia
AM .o'dby prug.it and Dealers generally
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

meantime Tweed vill remain where he Ia ana
calmly await the rest 1t He has expressed desire
TO see very few peoL We OUTSIDE OF MS own family,
ana wishes Tor the pres ent to be left to himself
Commssioner Iaimbe er was at the Tombs yester-
6ay and lett strict order about admitting no ono
without special pass Sin ce the escape OF Sharkey
the Commissioners have cen engageu hIgnt and
day In patching up rules an. treguatious ihuumcr'
ableNand
GREAT DEAL or RED APE BUSINESS
Ia theNConseguence- One OF d e ruies Is lnat any
pers0nssapplying for pass 10 81 e prisoner must
first go to the Commissioners o. "a present sats-
factory evidence OF their character When Gne pass
~ brought to ths T0mbs IL must b, countersigned
by the Warden. number OF ne, passes nave
been printed for future use, OF which Tue ohowng
Is = 5ample:
Department of Prbfic Charities aud Cor ecctson
Mr.. JOHN r. SMITH
TO ytst the Tombs,
recommended by smiths son.
Objece OF visit to Richard Rookie.
! VIM LAIwBEER, Commissioned;
: NEW YORK, Nov. 25 1879
nuAber OF other passes came from Jhe Coma
missionsrs Yesterday, with the worCis t0 see s9mcN
one In the prison" on them and the naFne OF the y
party guaranteeing their character blank ByOrder
OF commissioners Lambeer and Stern, members
or the press are
ENTIRELY EXCLUDED
rom tne prison. There is gwen for thtgs
EXCLUSION, except that these wise men think il
will subserve the ends OF public justice It looks
rather as IL they wished to cover up che evidence
of their own stupidity in appointing incompetent
possible. Since the time Of the Sharkey escape
there has been nothing going on among these gen.
tiemen but Star Chamber proceedings and secret
inves stgatl0ns that have ended Ia nothing.
The New York herald., 1873-11-26
THE RING CASES.

No New Developments ms to tho Re-
manning Cascs-Who Will BE Tried
Next.
the intelligence bruited about yesterday, to the
eject that In few days the community would be
startled by the Indictment OF certain parties who
have not as yet been suspected OF even having
speaking acquaintance with the leaders IN the old
Tammany Ring, created quite futter OF appre-
hcnsion among the special partners In corner
groggeries and other small fry politicians, who are
trembling in their boots lest they may possibly be
made q part and parcel OF some OF the District
Attorneys new revelations IL Is pretty certain
that notwithstanding the reluctance OF Mr.. Phelps
and his assistants TO make public their real inten-
tions as to the surviving members OF the Ring,
from this out everybody in the remotest way con-
nected with frauds against the city, who has been
indicted, win be placed on trial with all pos
sible speed. The fact that the three assistants
OF Mr. Phelps are all so good looking
and so like one another gave the credit
of the last conversation had yesterday between
one OF them and a HERALD reporter to Mr. Russell
instead OF Mr. Lyon. However, 1t seems that all
the subordinates are OF one mind as to what they
ought 10 say about the doings In the Office so far
as the Ring cases are concerned, ana that is--
nothing. SO Mr.. Lyons Information on the gene
raj situation stands good for all his associates
when he says, as he said yesterday, that he did
not believe IL proper TO let outsiders know what
Hos Re On said ID that Mr Phelps is determined to
90 ahead with the trials one after another until all
the indicted parties are disposed oi. An omclal,
who ought to know OF snat ne % aips STATES tnat
sol and Farrngton, and that MS trial VIII be sue
ceeded by the trial OF one OF the court house
Commissioners. There Is TO be no delay what
ever at least II MIR. Phelps can carry out his plans
TO the letter. -
/. The rumors as Co new Indictments are still as
rife as ever; but owing to the secrecy with when
the dolngs OF the District Attorney are at present
shr0uded nothing dehRlte about theW haa w yct
come 70 the surface.