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SESTEnpAY5 i PROCEEDINGS.
CoLuMDuy, O., Dec. 2.-In the Senate thin
morning bills woro introduced to 1oJeat Sec
Of tho Admir- Liquor lar, anl to require one noticc
to bo given to llquur-scllors, owners, or lcasccs
Of property before quits for damages Gnu bo
commenced; to authorize Judges to direct iuries
10 bring in special verdics, showing tho facts In
caso; to authorize tue appointment OF State
Health INSPECTOR, ut salary of 81, 200. reBo-
luton to ndjour1, from next Friday 10 Jan. waa
referred to tho FINANCE Committee. 4 rcBolu-
ton proposing to submit an amendment to tho
Constitution as to tho question OF laying speoiRl
biils yero introduced to authorize County Com.
uliss'oners, on petition, to clean out crooks or
water. courses: to repeal tho Admir- Liquor lar
aud mako it Rn o1flnAe punishable by tlnu or
to soil liquor to llabitunl drunkarIB
or minors, and also to punish persons for be-
comm. Intoxicated; TO mako It tho duty OF
Assessors to mako noto Of growing crops and
stock-facdiug for marEet this year.
In tho louHe this afternoon, Hills wcre intro
duced making tho tearing down Of signs subject
to prosecution; to provide for tho taxation of
church property; to amend tho Burglary act 60
Us to include granaries, poultry-llonseB, or nuy
building where property ia stored; to allow
townships to draw OH Township Trustees with
out having tlloir ordorB countcralsnod by tho
prcs|dout Ut tho Board Of Edncation.
In the Senate tho 1IouHo bill waB passed to 30
ameml the code M to provide that, on tho ro-
tu.n of venue faciaB, IL it sltnll appear that
auy person named therein IL DISQUALIFIED then
au alias faclaA mny open to supply the place to
take from County Commissioners and Town
Trustees tho power to issue permits to allow
stock to run at large, and to provide TINT stock
taken 1p sEal bc restored to tile owners OH
paYncnt Of reasonable compensation for kcep-
, 1874-12-03
CAPITAL AND LABOR.

THE EASTERN DuCkMEH's STRIKE.
NEW iont, Dec. 2.-Noarly all the ship-ownors
who have boen whiting for settlement Of tho
longahoremons difficulties haye begun tho
woih Of loading aud unloading in Brooklyn,
Iloboken, and Jorsoy City, at woll as in Now
York, employing nou-sooicty lnon in every i'll
stance. Some Of tho heaviest firms announce
their intention Of never again employing
labor Offering. Sslltod 'longshol on,ou aro
being attracted from abroad, and largo
numbers Of mon from tim eoal-mintng ra-
gtons nre alao applying for work. whirs, in
readily furnished them. Occasional slight
skir!1ishes occur between tho strilela and tic
new laIurefd, bit thele have been no serious
disturbances. The steamship and aaiiing-yepycl
owners arc cortldont TINT their troubles nro over
Tho convention ct lomgBlloromen last night
formally rcscpled the order for general STRIKE,
aut uus0n luen wero authorized to work fur any,
body who will pay them tho old sato. except tho
atavednsA 1}rm OF Walsh Bros, with whUil tho
difficulty lon.ling to tho striko originated
Tho Atrlke OF tbs longDhore.nen has te,ui-
nnted ~ jersey City. Tho strikosa Layo ac-
copied tho offer OF thu Cnnam I4ino to 1nly -
per day, and Is cents per lluur for oyerwosk,
but tho Innn must enroll themselves AH non
society mou. Nearly 4ll tho strikers from this
dock llnvo accepted tho offer.
Ito 'lotFHlorcnon Of lIobose1l persist iu their
strike. They hang arol,1lt tho steanlur docks,
enl Aaya assaulted anil l,eaton aoyural now
man worltiily thoto. Orders havo beon issued to
tho rullco to keep tho atraetn clcaF, but tic
strlkera paid ITO attontion to tllous, 10 Mt 10 TO-
niGtlt the police forco went to tho liouks of tue
Hamburg aud Bremen steamers asst Arrcstcl
fifteen strikers, who werc locked up Tor tho
night,
, 1874-12-03
PROHIBITION,


8TArE NOMINATIONS HY TIE NEW l1AMPanlnE
TEMPERANCE MEN,
Cosconp, N. H., Dec. 2.-The Prohibition
Suite Convention met to-day and nominatcd
Nathaniel White Of Concord, for Governor;
David lleall, Of Milford. for Railroad Commits
hiouur, aud tue following for Congress: First
District, tho nev. a. q. Hardy, of Portsmouth;
secoud District, j. u. Flutc!ler, of Nashua |;
Third District, Edward II. Weston, Of Whlta-
ticll.
The resolutions adoptcd ahirm that
tho tratllo lu Intoxicating :, srlnhs IL
u wrong OF smell magnitude TINT
its suppression is imperutlyely tlan,antesl
by both natio,!al and Stato Legislation, enforced
hy yigiinnt executives; fAvor SPEEDY rosl,sn to
nun,scnl administration Of tho 0oYorn,nent, II
just ul!d egna system Of taxation. most liberal
ctll,uatioual ayBtelu for thu n1usscs, aud every
possible encouragement to la1or; urge upon tlic
fnollds Of prohibition 10 avoid alianca or coal.
iion with other OF tho old political artios, aud
heartily honor The noble Christian women wl!o
llave 1llno urilBalo ngainht tho terriblo trado
wniufl is carrying constant grief anh shame to
tlleir households.
, 1874-12-03
F" BOSS" TWEED.

Intense Excitement in Now York
Over the Reported Escupc of tho
- ksosa 's-EhO Writ OF lVubcns Cor.
nts Dismissed, nnn the f:reut Qrtuau
innl Returned to Ellis Cell,
dpfcial Ui,natch to 7As CAfaoo F,ijuue.
NEW fonK, Dec, 2.-1ntonso excitement vns
caused throughout tito city to-day BY tho runor
that William II. Tweed hal escaped from Gus
tody and embarked for Europe. 1t was said By
BONE OF tho evening newspapers that Tweed
made his escape from his custodans on bis way
from tho court to his cell. II was asserted that
tho Commissioners OF Charities and Correction
had acknowledged that Lo had escaped. The
superstition was that he had taken passage b7
the steamship Parthla or BY tho steamship City
Of Montreal. During tho court proceedings
William NJ. Tweed and bis son remained IN the
private office. a. fow personal friends out Of
tho many callers wcro received, but Tweed spent
the day quietly attending to such matters Of
business as wero necessary. Ho yas returned to
the island ut p. H., and
WENT TO HIS CELL.
Tweed has strong hopes TINT he will soon bo nb-
Grated, aud he Is too ahrewd o man To imperil his
chances BY al effort to encape. Besides this, 1t
IL well known among lis friends that the cl-
dlvant 'noss" has On aversion for ocean travel
which nothing cur overcome. At time when
such plan bado fair to succeed. before he wau
in custody Or vhilo tho hngers Of tho law wero
lax, passage Wna
ENGAGED ron HIM
on board Btonmer undGr an assumed name by
woman whoso uame the writer knows. His
friends mado desperate efforts to get him on board
and awny, but were UNDECIDED. While Tweed
was in those happy moods that prosperity brings,
be decided to take & pleasant littlo summer tour
IN Europe. Ho took passage In O steamer nud
started down tho Bay, but when Sandy Hook boz
gan to get aBteru 1nd tho long SWBtls wcro
reached.
THE "Doss" wAA oyEnpowEREp
with sickness 10 terrlhlu that ho could not bo
turned On tho piot'boat. Ifo could not expect
to mako successful cscapo except by sea, and he
is not likely to leave his warm and cosy, II not
exactly luxurious, quarters and trust himself to
tho trcacleroua waves. The story was implicitly
beloved By many, aud tho opinion was generally
expressed, that Twcel's escape was only what
rcople had long expected aud been looking for.
Inquiry cl}cltod tho positive information that
Tweed Ind not fed to Europe, but Was still upon
Blackwclls Island.
l4o tho ASSOCIATED lress.l
THE 1fAnEAS CORPUS oAeE.
New YonK, Dec. a.-Tho Tweed babeas CORPUS
case camo hofore Jndge Barrett to-day. The
though 1t il stated that ho Wns brought ovor
from tho Ponitentlary last night. After argu~
mont tho writ vas dismissed, and tho prisoner
was remnnded and left to ms remedy On writ
vi orror.
~ TWEED E5oApEy
William II. Tweed eacapcd from custody to-
day wlilo loLurulug to Dlackwe!i's Iulanl.
UNTRUE.
LATEK.-Inquiries have boon nude il proper
quarters, and it is nacortained thore ia 10 t11lta
in the tu:nor in tue evening papers tbat Tweed
Ind cscaped.
, 1874-12-03
mand waa not naado for tint fund thero was lla-
hlNty,
THO Court al1ournoa until oclork Tomorrow
| morning, boforu tho argument WAS concluded,
IMPORTANT RuMORS,
ALLEGED ATTEatpT TO uNlpE THE Junf.

. IMPORTANT RuMORS,
ALLEGED ATrEMrT TO DnluE THE 5unf.
!sj'eefnt DisDateh n 7'he Chfcdao TRIBUNE.
WAugEaAa, Ill.,, Dec. 2.-Thcro ale several
rumorH atloat Tonight duplicating as yot au tln-
known person WHO il said to bo cndeaYortng to
bribo tho jury in tho 0ago case. Tho twelvo
mon, good and truo, aro qunFtorod At tho Wau.
kegan House in otlatgo Of Deputy b1orlf, who
Eoneraly exercises surveillance over lhom.
1lc. howovor, pormits them to go into tho ycrd
aud 10 absent for minute or two, or longer II
yidua ii in tho habit OF waiting for them
ut tho clubhouse, l'iH object boing
il posslblo, to influence .itom III
favor Of Mr.. nage: Any sach prooeed,nR il. Q,
there may DO no truth Ill tho roporta. Tie fact
OF the ,uystorioua novoments OF tho nta,l has
boen mentioned to Statos Attorney Rood, aud,
hnylng givcn instructions to have the fellow
watched. liz expects to roceive moro definite
information IN tile morning. Il Ia chRrgod now
that au cnuonvOr waH made to
sET ur JUnY.
Ihroo persons aro Oh tho Rnc[ who arc 1lBpeclcu
Of bong projudcod in favor of tho dBien1ant. The
knowledge was scom1nunicntcdto to 3fr. Roed and tho
challenged poroinptorilY. Ono Of tlsom. who
aworo ho had no opinion on tho case. that l}e
know nothing about It, was observed talking
privately to Mr. Gays, coming up from Chicago
Monday morning. Tic couveiention may llnso
l,nti no reference to tho trial but tho circum'
etance, owing to tho man being juror, was re-
gaidcd Ms suspicious, and unaucHtsonaby tnsti-.
lied counsel III Diminishing him.
Theso rororta are mentioned bocanHo thoy aro
prevalent. aud apparout!Y obtain crcdonco: It IL
impossible to verify them, asi thoY may 30 'in-
true. Whether they nro or nut will probably be
loarned to. morrow for II any nubterfngea aro
being rosortcd to in order to acquit Mr. Gage,
anil lilo statoh Attorney has sufficient grounds
fnr lining an t1o will undoubtedly call tho nttpn-
ton Of tho Court to tho matter and have 1t iii
yestluntCtf.
, 1874-12-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Den. 2.-Cousiderablc alarm exists
hero in consequence Of tho discovery OF eight
cascs Of smallpox on board tho steamship Abb
bottstord, which Is At tho docks undergoing re-
pairs OF tho damage sustained by collting with
the steamship Indus, whilo on her passage from
Atweyp for Now York. Tbs cases wcro removed
to tho hospita! and the Abbotsford is being dis
Infected. Tho remainder Of her passengers had
lef; tho yessol and gone to Liverpool bcfaro it
was known that thoro was smallpox OIL board.
KENEALY DIBDARRED.
Tho Bonchors Of lray's 1nu to-day. after
shcrt deliberatiou disbarred Dr.. Kcnealy.
A dispatch to the Daily Mems. from Berlin.
enYs II is reported that Groat Dstaiu has formally
ind finally refused to take part in tho Iutorna-
tloual Inv Conference which Russia proposed
to roupen at st. Petersburg.
, 1874-12-03

Thcro woro but ton mtllors In attendance. Tho
prcsldont, NIr. Il. Q. Colo, haa docoascd nlnco
tho last ncosiug, and Mr.. Mccoguc, Of this city,
Yico'president. presided. Resolutions OF re-
epcot to tho 1ato President wero npread upon The
records. D. n. spnrks, Of Ottawa, and II. L.
Holiday, Of Cairo woro appointed dologates to
Ia got to ho caItod. Tho business
wan confined to tho discussion Of tic nbovc mud
tho rntcnt systom to whicl, they wcro aub-
jocted, and tho means to avoid 1t. Also, upon
tho cxtortiopato ratos for InButanco charged
upon mill property. The latter oril IL was pro-
posed to romedy by Bnttlug tip n pinn Of mutual
Insurance within tho Association. Tho fcasl,l-
ity Of doing ths fB to le considered aud reported
upon At tho noxt meeting, which is to DO held
June 2, 1875, III tlib city.
, 1874-12-03
Denial Of the Reported Disson-
sions in the French
Cabinet.
MacMahon's Dlessago to Recommend tho
Raising Of Tho State Of Siege.
small-Pox on a Passenger Steamer
at London.
0utrages Upon American Missionaries
in Syria.
FRANCE.
MAJ. Sf4H0NfH 3tEgsArE.


MAC MAHoN'H MESSAGE.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-Tho draft Of the message to
10 submitted to the Assembly b; President Mac
AIuhon wns reat In the Council Of Ministers yes
to-day. 4 paragraph IN regard to raising tho
state Of eiego was cuorgeticaly objected to by II
majority Of mcubora, who claimed that tho
maintenance Of tho stato of siego was necessary
IN consequence Of the recent H,lcccsocs at the
lsadicas IN thn mnnicipnl elections ut Par1s and
elsewhere III tho country. Several OF tho menl-
bora Of tho Cabinet a!so objected to tho mauuer
In which tho constitutional laws wero mentioned
tn tho message. The first Council to determine
tl,eso questions is to bo hold to-dnY.
PANS. Dec. 2.-Tho reports Of disseusionu
among the Ministers arc contratiictvd. The
Cabinet this morning soltled tho tc1tns Of tho
prcs!dcut'a nieBsnge. Bomi-oiiciat journaa say
tho n1cssago ia very energetic and conservative
III too, aMl is calculated to teusauro t1e coll1l-
try agnlnst partisan agitation.
Tho Duke UAudif. ct penguicr. Of tho Right,
WAS To-day elected QUO Of tbs Vice Presidents OF
the 4Aesolubly.
, 1874-12-03
STATE LEGISLATURES.
VIRGINIA,

VIRGINIA..
GOV. KEMrEn's ANNUAL MEssAoE--SrATE FlSANcEa
THE roLiT1cAL ASPECT.
RtounoSp, W., Doc. 2.--Tho General Assem-
bly, met to-day. Gov. Konlpor submitted luis
annual mcasaSo. 1Io favora recapitalization Of
tue State debt In uniform obligations, payable III
thirty years, bearing an annual interest Of Dor
per cent. sterling. X ptan for providing State
currency ia proposed, Which tho Governor bo-
wants Of tho pooplc. Ho rouuws tile rccom-
mondatons Of bis first message on imulisra-
ton, At1d Eays tho 6thto should bo its own
agency in tho matter, thereby fleely giving
to actual aud prospective immigrants lnforma-
ton III All authenticated form. inst:ring thom
ngainst all impoaitions, o.c. llo rccotntnenas
stringent and clfectuRl legislation to prevent
gross inequalities In charges OH Bono OF tue
railroads, especially at points whero compatision
docs not insure proper charges. Ho farors tho
completion OF tho central wnter line BY tho COM
mon uoyornment and urges tho withholding of
TO possible mid or encouragement which might
contribute to tho cousummatlon Of that groat
work.
The Governor makes humorous other recon-
nondations looking to economy and improve
u1ent I'll the State Government.
Tho following extracts give an iaea Of the
Governors yiows In regard to tho political aitua-
ton:
l,ocent eyonta croato tho hopo that tho Gov
HIuHlont VI INp OulOH IN 70 De drought uACR TO
the Constitution. lts ancient landmarks md tta-
ditions recovered mud respected. and fraterna
relations revived throughout tho whoo coun-
try. They cheer tho oppressed aud de5pond-
cut Southern puople with tho pro m,Bo
that this burdens which have 10 long borne them
down ara TO DO lifted OF. Tho most auspscious
day for the houor md wel-boing OF tho whole
country will bo TINT Oh which the sgreat export
producing Gtatea aro restored to peace md pro-
ductive energy by bong restored to sloir conssi-
tutional rights and relations. Wo may
rest assured Of succcas NJ soon
US tho repeal ur judicial amendment
liove us from tia haEass1nent anu apprehension
Of military and other coercion from without,
and from tho intormcidl!ng Of nero political ad-
vent,lreia within. Heuceforth let it be undcr-
stood Of all thns tho political equality OF tho
the races il 4 settled impossibility."
, 1874-12-03

QUEEN vICTon1A 70 THE DusKY CHIEFS.
LONDON, Dec. 2.--Adyicos from Cape Coast
Castle, to tho 7sh Of November, were received
to-day. Gov. Strahan had delivered tho Queon's
message to tie King and nativo Chiefs, saying
That England had saved them from ruin, aud
Aencofurth slayery WAS abolished.
, 1874-12-03
CllRA.


RAID ON THE GpLn-DnoKERs.
HAVANA, Dec. 1.-The police, aesisted by
force Of volunteers. drove the gold-brokors off
sho streets to-day.
Official Intelligence from the Eastern Dopnrt.
ment SHOWS frequent petty conflicts. with tritllng
losses on both Hides. Gu the 20th ut., u Spaii-
much superior III number. a stubborn fight o1,-
sucd, in which tho Spaniards lost forty-six killed
and wounded. The Insurgont loss unknown.
, 1874-12-03

'sptcNt| HsUetah t. Tie thi:aHI Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Dec. a:.--6l!sritf Wait
man, Of tAia county, arrested a man nashc.'
John O'liara IN G1and Rapida YESTERDAY for
stealing three horses from Thomas Hleglns. .
contractor Oh tho now Michigan d OHIO llAllway
lIero. Tho horsoA have heon recovered, une Aav-
Ing bean pawncd IN Spring Lake.
Chris Grcou, who Btolu q horse and sold It IN
thus county, has hcun urrestod aud letlirnea to
Yum l'uren County, wIlero ho IL awaiting tria!.
, 1874-12-03

Tonosro, Dec. 2-In tho Provincial Lunutio
Asylum yesterday, H. female patient named Mrs,
Nowoll, All English emgrant, afflicted Will, the
notion that hor two ci!drcn's souls coul,l not 10
sayed uulcaa sho herself died aon,o terrible
.luath, hut Tire to or c'n.ny aud than l,lslt ii
devotion whu enyolopel III tlalnoB, Tllo tiro
WAN uxtlneMshcd, but tho patient tou this
morning, after groat agony.
, 1874-12-03

,SVfci0g UlsEH{cH q I7e GhlcttQo 1F3JitNt
HuSrISdTos, ". w., Deu. 2.-Tsa,ns aud
work was resumed on the CAoHapoake t. Ohlo
amounts due tho,n. and they will seek employ
meut elsewhere. The scrip-car arrived this
eyu1.,ug. Tomorrow tho paymaater Will dis
tribute thirty, sixty, and nlllety-Gay SCRIP amony
il,osu wlo relurla wliu tue Company.
, 1874-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

New YoNK, Dec. 1.-W. ". pholpa, de-
featel by four votes by Auguats,B Cntler for
Congress In tho Fifth Now Jersey District. has
written Cutler lottor congratulating him Oil
hiH election. Phelps will not uunteat tho Aaat.
, 1874-12-03
A TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC,

SptciaE DispalcA 70 Tic CAlo1do I'ribuNt.
NASHVILLE, Tonn., Dec. o.-Tho following lot-
ter was roceivod horo to.tlay froul ox-Congrcss-
1nau W. D. 6toltes
Ar ALEXANDRIA, DEEALn COL
alxTY Mills EAST nr NASHVILLE.
terrhc epidemic something Ike tlnx, Is naliiug
sid havoc LII our midst. Oil man Ell, 1ltry Belclr
{coore,. Mrs. Peter Davis, airs, Eli Turner,
and aIsa. layette Wood died aat usht. pil
hloueghan Is dyirg-dcad. Dick DENLY {coored} can
not 1.-Two I'LL mornlng. Four or lyo others on tho xay
It il worse than hu cholera. Yisen and where It Will
No;ilng int IuryinH golug On. Learn iron, pokaib
Cuunty hnt tho l.opla OF tl!at town. which lus Il
They cal The disease "blark t!llx" aud tliMa Gun
tng1us II attacks shc ritaHu ut aa kills fn wcyt
anu H. o"s' tue victims s'erg great
strong md heahy when attacked. but s,sui rapidly
Into death soon rr0stratcd. 1hysicuMA iere r.
tLat following the cholera last year. but ,lui co,,-
tA1Ql,s,
, 1874-12-03

KANSAS Clry. Mo., Doc. I'm ih. caso ot Do,.
onerty, for kllltns Philip Cochran Juno 81,
to,aay tlio 1.ry Btooll eleynn 10 QUO for ocgult-
IT. IT. Inc aaieuee put III t. plea Of insanity for
, 1874-12-03
THE QUINCY BANK ROBBERY.

sjNcla7 N7slNlsc6 to Tie CAicdoo If76unt.
Qu1ScY, ILL.,, Dec. 2.-Not long H1uco tho Wells
boro Bank, Of Wellsboro, Ta, was broAen
into by burgllfB and robbed OF large sllln.
bcry, and tho prisoners aro now III Jail ut Wells
boro. Among tho number il robber who gives
tue namo Of hobart Cosgrove, but who llas boon
identified as 1ko Alateh, who assisted in
robbing tho 0cean Dauk several years ago. aud
who WIS concerned In tho Doylston Bank
robbery. Recently tho officers OF tho First M
tional Hault OF this city wero informed that ono
OF tue prisoners a. Wollabnro was believed to bo
ono Of tho parties who robbed the bunk III this
city last January. 10 sostlo tho matter. the
bank officers started two men today to Wells
boro to inspect the prisoners, These two men
saw tho parties that were supposed to havo boon
connected with tic bank robbery, md arc cer-
tain that they can ilontlfy them ut sight.
, 1874-12-03
OBITUARY.

DosroS, Doe. 2-Col. Qharlea N. Tnrnbul!, q
graduate Of Wost Point in 1854 aptl an in,polt
officer Oh Gep. shorIdau's star during tho NTsr,
died tnie morning,
, 1874-12-03
ITALY.

1AnlNALpl's PENSION.
ROME, Doc. 2.--The Chamber Of Deputies, by
a unanimous vote has adopted naotion for the
Immediate consideration Of tho subject Of Carl
bulll's peusion.
, 1874-12-03

NEW ORLEANS, Dco 2.-Juduo " pbi,,ina ~
Grant Parlah. "us arrested hero today. charcod
with l'oauE acocssory to tho murder before tic
fuct of Medium WatorB. s4~
, 1874-12-03

t..
T1Tuay1IIx, Pa, Dec. a.-Mr Hy1aud, agcpt
Of tl9 Union Pipe Lino Company, was STOPPED
n1 near Masns ~ Gsy " two mon firing two Shots and
and tho otler passed through hls hat. >'N '~e'
, 1874-12-03

NEW YonE. Doc. a,-Unitod States Commits.
sloner ts John Whitehead, Q: Newark, was atrestod
I,.! LII ntteEt,ocn charged by sIrs Margaret Con.
lin IN trlHt fur her two uhtIdron.
, 1874-12-03

New YonE, Doc 2.-Joseph Talmndgo,
waa murdered last night by rono person yot uu-
KNOWN. Talmadgo had 5000 In bis possession
at tho time, which waa gono whom tho body was
, 1874-12-03
r8llLERs, CONVENTION,

Spttias Dispatch ~ IHo Ghitaao Tribune.
SpnN0r1ELp, ILL.,, Dec. "A Convention OF
The Alilsars' Of the 6tata was hell hero to.day.
, 1874-12-03

W1LKEsnAnAt, ra.. Dca. IA. G. Ftrber.
Chiel ui Police Ut Scranton. Jncoi' Furler, and
j. II. Sehiager, hold fot le murder of al1uhuol
Kearney, lad 1. hu4ring bOfore Judge Dam to.
tlay. j, Forbcr aud Sc!llagor .werc discharged.
, 1874-12-03

Su~ria! p,spateh 70 The ch:raps Y'~.brne,
OnAMrAI1a, ILL.,, Dec. a.-Tho preliminary trial
OF Harry Hand was continued un1!l lato lust
night. This Is tho famous burglar asroe:ed by
, 1874-12-03
AFTERNOON SESSION,

s"n reaudeubllng. tho attendance was tho
-. 1t Sc? ses"ion during tho trial, 1t 'ia!uy
',s.i114to&l tIas IL tlss tealr.ouy fur slo de-
, 1874-12-03

United Staten Marshal Rsttcntouso last weol:.
He. was dcfcndot1 by Judge Ayers, Of Ufheua,
nnd prosecuted by stato's Attorney Thompson.
5uatloes Tcn Droos mud AtcLain bound liln oYoG
to tho Jnnuary torui OF court.
, 1874-12-03

New Yonx, Dec. 2.-'rho case Of tho nsv. ,roho
>. G!endenslng, before tho Jorsoy City Presby-
tory, concluded to-day, resulting In a verdict of
ncquittnl Oh G! tho counts. ~
, 1874-12-03

SDtcIal Ul5Nath 70 Ih0 EAlfiI60 ITl0NNs.
Nouns, ILL.,, Dco. 2.-LaBt night one stephen
Cobbler went tU a houao known, fur its iowd-
ness, as Fort Garbitt llo was attacked by
negro named Jack Donaldson, who out him most
suyeFoly with dirk knlfe. Il is slIought le cali
not recover. Onlcers JOHNSON and Guernsey
were aont to arrest DONALDSON, but he crossed
tho riyor aud took refuge in tho house Of a,,-
other nugro. With two digks mud navy re-
solyor he Kept tho officers ut bay, till they rot
handcufled him md brought him to jaiI.
, 1874-12-03

New IonK, Deu. 2.-Tho altered United States
registered bouels which wore recovered by tho
pulae ut a8 Now Btroet, iu Tue oilice Of tho
mythical firm ot " j. e. 0. 4. Bachcder & Co.."
havo been identified as part Of the securities
stolen from tho Glons Fails IN. - National
ed under tho carpet gu the floor Of tho Now street
office. Thev includod two s500o bon,ls and
ono for $4,000. from which tho original
numbers and nnlnea of thor holderh had been
orased with chemicals, and otl,era inserted. The
recovered bonds nrc to DO introduced in evidence
to-day II. tho cnso of George g. Iiils, Tho philu-
dolphin prisoner, who, tho detective snys, IL
Baciloder t. Co."
4 KENTUCKY CONGRESSMAN KILLS Ills MAN.
LOUISVILLE, Doc. 2.-A spcca! to tllo Courier
Journal, flom hit. Startling, ky., ssys it il re-
ported thete that John d. Whito. Republican
Congressman elect from The Ninth Kentucky
District. shot aud klllod Harrison Cookoreil, Ills
Domocrutio competitor IN Tho late election fn
EHtill County, yesterday. The canyass between
the two meu was vory bitter aud personal. and u
low days since Cockcrull published card naalsing
very Heroro stlicturcs on Whito. 1t IN probable
that this curd prooiptatod Tho difficulty. Estill
County IL remote from thu telegraph, nnd maila
are irregular. It is therefore impossible to got
further particulars.