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, 1874-08-11

Notice was made day or two since Of the re-
pontance OF thief who robbed d friend twenty
years ago Of a. 300, and on his doathbed left Lis
victim 100000. Harry Golfer. the 1ogatoo, la
not dead. Tho weight OF his supposed dis
honesty crushed him. md he became bu1nmer-
He drank till his noso became rod. Yicious
habits oblitorased him from tho respectable
world, aud whon found ho WAS acullion in a
hotel-kitshen. Owning fortune, he had found
hundreds Of old friends. lIia good namo is es4
tablishod, Ills comfort is assured. Only ona
tLing remains Nnattored-lMs noae. What
10 D fortune to man with 3 blmHaing,
bulbous noso7 Jossup has giren him back hiH
money and lis peace of mind, but has stamped
tho injury wloro every ono can Zoo it. san
Francisco is tho stronghold Of 8piritualism.
Cannot Jessup return from his prosont warm
abode to reyiBit the glimpacs Of tho moon and
tell li!n how to reduce tho stze and color OF that
orpau2 .
, 1874-08-11

Atty.-Gcn Edsan has given m opinion OF
aome interest in regard to Tho Rtatns OF aofuncs
tnsufance companies. A law passed. by tho last
Legislature provides tint my company WHICH
has ceased for period Of ono year to TRANSACT
tho business for which Il WAS organized 7haii
forfoit ita charter. Tho Attorney holds
,,,,t I'm perioa mentioned muat ho reckoned
from July j; any other construction Of THO 10"
vould ciyo it an er posi- facso operation
, 1874-08-11

Portable, and beathy. rrizoB havo boon offered FOR
tho bost show OF plants aud towora in tue windows
and tore-oourtB. There aro baois garde"s, Of
modest dimcnaions Of oot1rse, but many Of
which are rretttty cultivated. III tho town tlaaro
Ia temporary 1oct,lre~hall which will hold 700 OF
GOO pooplo. There iB site reserved for 4 CO.
operative Btoro, aud d number OF acres for
park and roorcatlon-grouud. Baths aud waeh-
houses ara not furCotten. No bccr-Brops or
public houses aro allowed. Matt beverages,
auch "a aia aro delivered regularly
at eono OF tho housoB. Tho popu-
latton' On tho estate. It us estimated,
viu goon bo 5000 Tho hounoa pay and arc In
great douand. Thero aro On tho books Of tho
Company 1900 applications tor houses still to
bo orgotod. rlo liant dividend Of tho Company
was 0 per cont Hovon and half por cent had
baou previously declared. Tho Company operate
In tho following Ways They purchase tho fee
aad build tho houses. T1oy hare thotr own
workshops and Baw-ntlis. Thoy build, as d rulo,
Oh the co-oporatiye system. Not fow Of tho
worgmen arc shareholders In tho COM
panY, and live in tho houses they havo holpod
to build. There is thus IN Immense
saving ,ofrootod In tho construction. hlr. Dis
raelt, apoaking Of thoao workingmen's towns,
said that thoy IN somo degroo solve problem
which bad perrlexod Parliament. Tho working
mon Of England arc to be congratulated on the
toBults thus far Of tho efforts Of tho "ArtisauH'
Laborcrs' Il doncral Dwellings Company" It ia
| dovoutly to bo wished that American companies
| may bo organized to accomplish similar work,
md thus further tho phyaleal and moral wol1-
bolng Of largo class Of our population.
, 1874-08-11

Judge r. Lyle Dickey haa boon appointed
Corporation Counsel, and has nccolted tie
oftlco. Ills name il sufficient guarantee TINT tho
city's intorcBta will mot sn1for through bis igno-
rapce or negligence. Yet his appointment 10
probably due in largo part to lia aaAociatiou with
Mr.. j. q. Cauitlold. Mr.. Caulnola ID n iuely
1nnn politically. llo had oMe OF bis law paEtaers
elected to tho 1}onch; now anotlor becomes
Corporation Counsel. and he himself IL reported
AZ having iii oyo OIL CnnETeRs.
, 1874-08-11

Tho 0orrnnn Government haa apparently DO
termined to recognize the Spanish Nepubllc'
mud has brought GONE pressure TO bear Oh INC
otner Powers with view TO securing joint
action, Don Carlos may az woll postpone Tho
,narui0cent schemes for tho regeneration Of hss
beloved Spain, which he recently Developed IN
conversation with d correspondent Late al
viccs III regard to tho threatened fuptn'o be-
lwoon Germany ana France arc Of q worry pacific
hnfuE1.
, 1874-08-11

Arrnneementa havo been made for prize
fight in tile noghborhood OF Pittshusg To-Day
and tho ii}uminati OF tue sporting fratorn'y WILL
probably be IN attendance. Some OF tue Faoat
distinguished citixeus Of Ohicaso aro now away
from homo. THO gambling~soonas Especially
aro doserted. Superintendent Rehrn doubtless
,,,daratanas that spas1n Of vrtno in tho police
administration Just nov would hurt nobody OF
any consequence.
, 1874-08-11

Tho attonpt OF tho mad copper at Alagdobnrg
To asaassina;o Prince Ns,na1ck haH reanltrd, nh
might tayo beon expected III tho adoption Of q
moro oppressive policy towards tho Catholics.
Tho futility OF assassination AZ remedy for po-
hsical wro.gs has heeu 10 frequently do,non-
ptratod TINT further discourse about 1t iH itllo.
Men who thus cunatitulo themselves Hayiura Of
cent hssory ablndautly justidop this dlctnm.
NiIkoa Booth was notable exception, but liA
c,.so does nut inyalidato tho rule.
, 1874-08-11
NEGRO INCENG>IAleIfiS.

EEMru1s. :rr1Il,,, Aug. 1D.--itoportH are iu Cir
ou}alion OH The ntrontH that Tho nogtoea !hioateta
to buru Austin, AlihH., sono W nlileH bolow
llolo, because Dir. smith. who hiilea negro
thoro some weeka Ainco, was roleasutl OH bo'lo,
but it iA not believed that any soriua tiBtr D.
ances will result, though aolno tiu1d pou.ona
hava lett thoro, Touring trouble.
MEMpMls, Alig. IU.-lho 1lnatanche's 1Iolcna
spocial this evening says tho oliieoM af tho
pnoItet 1rader say that boat WAS preyeu'.ed frosn
i.asa!ns o. K. Landing to-.1ay by a v4oh at no.
grooa. Austin aooms to 10 III posso saiot1 of tic
Wilton, but no particulars caa 10 Warned, from
which It ;a Informed tint Auulle ,ay yot oceat
at Auatin.
a special Tonight fron 1to'!ona, Ark, to tia
Appeal, says the steamer Iras;or VIM mt to-tay
at y. K. La"d,ng by Ny ay.,,t;a mob Of negroes,
who informed Cnpt. hmtth tint he could take l4la
Cap.. smi.l. tsanscd IT s,ul; prudent to turn
ba9k At once Il is rnpartod ovor T. fiver 9Iat
nvgroos wero 1vpulaei. Tloy l,uyo aent mes
songor to Cpohnna Connty, M'ss, n,ni th'a
place, to got atl tho recruits possible. 1t iB aIso
stated tl4t tho uoGruos will attaok Austlu to-
night.
, 1874-08-11

Tho atmosphere Of secrecy and n,ystlc]sm por-
vading IN fnsano asylum has always hoen a
puzzlo to entorprising people. Tho interior
workings Of these institutions arc yelled from
tho public oyo with ioalousy compared With
which tho Elouelnian OF Masonic rites arc vulgar
parade. Every now and again public continent
bursts through these artiticial barriers aud oS-
poses deeds Of inlqulty practicod npon thu hclp-
less inmates such as tic world shuddera
to boar. Cleveland jnst now complains
Of certain alleged maltroatment OF in,nates,
aud auxtous]y awaits an explanation Of ono or
more casos Of " accident +" which havo bcon
vaguely mentioned In tho daily prcas. But tho
officers Of tho Northern Ohio InHano Asylum
refuse to give any information, and nothing but
aurmiso eau 10 relied on. uudor the circum-
stancos the policy OF silence under charges scoma
little unfortunate. Tie groat exponent OF
"masterly inactivity at Brooklyn Is a warning
to other innocent parties. Tho silence OF the
Insane Asylum of1icors may possibly bo traced to
tho sauao causo as that Of Mr. Beechor.
, 1874-08-11
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

nArxs or sunacnm1loN trArAntE IN ApvA"rt'' w.
far, ly ..:..Bt9.tl Anntins5''.'.".....
Pa.ts oi .car At tho saao rate. . pc..
o rc,cnf DELAY nnd fttakoa, t'n snrn ann e,''
Eof r. ttrn.s In full, including State anu uo"ht'
lieut., .ancos sns bc n,ndo si'hcf " a'sA' e.sf''%'
rnnMs TO CITY aunsuntnKNs.
i"ii' nr, orod Eunday Included. % eonts rer MUCK
a'n,ss. THE TRlDUNE CUMpAEy.,
Cp1per Madtknn Ard DeAteoEn.sts.. Vhlo4Ro' '44'
, 1874-08-11

Lord Duufhny published 4 Work recently on
tho future allloa OF England, In which ho ro-
marks on tho peace OF Europe, md on the policy
which should goyorn England at present in her
choice Of friends among tho nations. Taking q
survey Of tho map Of Europe, ho thinks that. on
tho whole, thoro arc moro c'1arceB that The peaco
Of Europe shall bo preserved for long timo to
como than tint It Bhnl1 bo brolson. by happy
combination Ut circumstances, ho obserycs thoro
arc, 10 far ~ appearances cau bo at all tr11atod,
four groat powers whose interests dictate that
! tl,ey ahou1d mako common Cause for tho prosor-
yation Of peace and tho welfare Of Europe. And
first OF tho antl-poace clements. Tlore
Ia Russia In tho Euat, stretching from
the Arctic Ocean to the Biloxi Sen. gathering ali
her strongth to accomplish that which ho be-
lioyca to be her manifest destiny viz, tho con-
| troll of India Ruasa. therefore, cannot bo con-
silcrod conservative element In European
| politics. 1t is oyon disturbing eioment. To
tho woat il Franco, which, up to 1870, WAS con-
| Ylercl tho atbltar Of Europe, another disturb :
| Inc olomont. france. it is we'll kuown, con-
templates war OF rotribution upon Germany.
| Ietweon tAese two disturbing forcoa lio tho
/ German Empire mud Austria. Thoir geographic
cal posltion, their political rolations and thoir
own best iutoresta, constitute them tue couBorva-
tors Of the pcaco Of tho Continent. Each has n
vigi!ant, Jealous, mud ambitious uoighbor ready 10
eczo tho first favorable opportunity for attack.
Rusaia il no f1tont of Germany, md. thas 1t
did not avail itself Of tH chance in 1870 to ponnco
upon Prussia, Affords no guarantee for tho future.
TILL within very rocont timo nuBsil Ans boeu
OH had tor1ns with France. and 1t was not ita in
terest TO holu Franco become almighty In tho
Affairs al Europe. which it would have boon
doing had 1t sided with hor In that bloody atrug
ele, Whou tho war botweou Prussia and lranco
broke out, Russia, no moro than any othor coun-
try In Europe, hnew anything Of the socret
power Of Germany or OF tho roal woaft'
uosa Of Franco Dosidos, tho personal
influence Of Alexander, WHO ia aisposod
towards maintaining poaos, WAS thrown sgaiua.
Ruseia's participation III tho WIZ. 1t Ia gener-
ally beloved, Lowevor, that tho poaco policy Of
Ituesia would coaso with tho lifo of tho En-.
peror; aud it IL not certain that it nha pot end
boforo that event. Germany, Lord punfauy
thinks. In spito Of all that IL said to tho co,'-
trary. is anxious for poace. Threntenea b,
Ilusuia on tho ono hand aud by Franco on tht
other, 1t Is hardly reasonable to suppose other
wiso. sAo il tho first Of tho great powers whose
interest 1t is to couuteraot tho warllko tor
doncios of Russia and Franco. Ahtria Is tho sec
, ond Kuaaia Inns her oyo Oh Turkoy
tue.r;a ID lin rrotootor OF TurkoY. Boil
, 1874-08-11

Tho tax casos which aro now on triai IN tho
conntv Court will probably DO decided to-day
adversely to tho city. We giVe IN anotnos
coumu . sta.omcnt Of tho grounds OF notion'
md abstracts OF tho argumontB On Zach siae'
The ;utorc<s involved sre public, and will doubt
,oaa rocoiyo tho attcns,ou they deservo-s
, 1874-08-11

woro aotivo, mi, 10 lighor, closng at 1Sa cash,
an,i 3Bo hoIiar tho month, 1syo was Quiet aud
frmor, closing Mt 1870. Darloy vas In moderate
demand, aud e'oHod Arn o. si.0lt Is sellcs Sep
tcnlbcr. Hogs woro nrtlvo and iIrm, solll''g Mt
SG5ot17. 40 fos COMMON to cxtsa Cattle wcso
acttyo aud unchanged. Bilcop wore Btoa1y.
, 1874-08-11

aneo for Tho apaoo Of five years, tho troaty to be
removed If Bnccoaaf,ll.
1t ia certainly England's intorost that haoh m
alliance should DO mado II, no other way will
aho fnu 1t ponstblo to dofond horsoh ngntnst
1iuanian onoronchtnent In tho East. On tho
wlo1o, Lord Duufany makes out Il l,ettcr case
for tic prospect Of continued poacu than wo
lave Boou for somo tlmo.
, 1874-08-11

II. ", r{urr,w 1onaI a. r. 4. II; H.; ass
sp:sta nS.i,H{; nog: u "a a. H. T. sstsa
iuu4ai t"rs of or iao ?1tss5 aeq;s z. It
iIULUHtpQE q. CuLLlhs, Seoy.
, 1874-08-11

uoorEYts TlIEATn11-randaph stroes. oo'xe.u .,.,.
CLARK ami t.n5allp. Ino 0reat Ads'ph' oop'pA"' ~
sttstss, Faeoc, and VArloty.
, 1874-08-11
These extracts noed no comment.

f,ur avnn.ih1ea warn onca morn fovan1 nr.
1Ioyd n Ga;nayi]lo, On Twcntv-veora ,co In
had AK ooo. ana IN his vest noclot. aud to.,,av
nothir., h,t t,,o rccol,octon tboronf .u,+,;r.
1t % -. as;1asa.. ill., .s*s',
.,Iau nG ~ iaaaaaa NV ma 1,a'.a 1ra. "aoso.
~. ...o11 -. ns,s s1;, Ge;,,e s o''. Sn y.
-, ~ 49, u4aa ,ab,. w ,n1';n , rn.'. aaa ."s
~ H. .,a. a,,., ,,,. r '1,,,a,, ~ "sensa
,'a %a s a ~ ~ 49, .;t r. ;,a 49, 40 ssu ~. "
1asroat ,nto NV " y,',stard-,ot 90 os,,st,as .n,o
nt,.a~. .aro aivon ~ tho a1,J.an - ".l ,,,au
] ,s,.h Mr 11ovu -, n,,, aoeas;n, f.n,1 1
",a .ra.tv a.ona au I.i,, oa s,,,ssaa n.,. N ;.-
o,.,,,e1 ~ nm ella hrt ,ss1 1.;,s,,t ~,
t,,a othor Ia mt Il Il, bis ,,osi nno,,ot
hnt n,,liuo Il nuIkv laid X m , stona ~ tho font
~ n ouo, frao ~, 1ho 1nnt ~ a atroon mar hv.
NJ In.o mn no ,vsa n,s,,.,,g .,,o~n a ronnl,
1;o,ron ond ,voa atro,, I, i.a similarity In fIo
stono ho Ind mt hv aud fcreot,.w Aud then a
, 1874-08-11

ATTENTION, I1A1RrNst IN b Nsy mGmft'nH m
UAyu liz sonth CIa1kst. III aedoe Of W.
, 1874-08-11

Dr. MconEsxEx coRn1EM H.. OF ed oahTM ts.e M Hsa "
t r. ss Satisfaction Rivan Of money roianao1.
IA To Sl00 lNVESrE n sTooK;;S ;;sr'.S1 AMP 4hP f
phys ~ Enf eens nHGtn, 9na, Wa]l.st Nov York.
, 1874-08-11
Tp.CAT'S ADJUSTMENTS

ACADEMY or btusr0--rIsttod sarcas, between MAT
,aon and Monroe. Engagement Of sohumanas 1f""'A'
lante NuyottY Company.
, 1874-08-11

Tho lawyers ut pana, ILL.,, commenced cr11-
snao agninst the whisky shops by inducing thu
old topers to bring suits against tile AsloonH
where they get drunk. Last weak NUMEROUS
Huits were brought III this nanner, and AZ the
lawyers aro pushing things very vigorously it s
not imprt baDlo they may yet eucceed in closing
up tho saloons, Ono episudo In tAs prose-
cutiona wnH rather amusing iu char
actor. Moses Head Bncceodod in getting drunk
at two sa1oonH, WAS arrested and flnod So, Act
lug urou tho advice OF hiA counsel lle Neht ta
tho parties who sold him tho liquor for sle r,sr~
poao of inducing thom to secure lis fine Tho
first ono gave him tho amount OF his tiro, and
the other ono secured 1t, which left him With Ills
flno paid aud S5 in his pocket. Thinning that
ono good turn descryed another, ho used :he 81
to gut drunk with again, aud wont Aonn :ujoc~
inc.
, 1874-08-11

Asn1AR LODGE NJ s 4: @ Nna 4 4. Mar1os.s., Mwssa
Ior SSsinoss mi work. Tho ftatofpiz ccfiH soo.
, 1874-08-11

EXPOSITION DUIaD1NG-Lato sforo' ieot ot nuan.s
.,vn, t,nrf. by 3foouIgntn Afternoon ana osonanR'
, 1874-08-11

,r~,n,r,or s1p KN1ouTs.-spRU1AL CON.
e,sye * Aro NJ - r.; ;r'Sf IT, Vsas
ose4e. tuvitnd isY rdcr Of Tho y. y:
Sir hni9ht eoe1'e7o'S H. IL W. LOCKE, Neooroof'
, 1874-08-11

We understand that many Of o1-0ov. l..
y. Farwcil'a oh fru,,da In WISCONSIN alp sutt|rE
naar ll,ua III Qtant Uity, Worth County, Mo.,-
eaId to to 4 very 1uo country.
, 1874-08-11

Thc English public is scnndnlizca Just Low by
q newspaper discussion which IL bosug tcice!y
waged By two Doanu OH the theology Of tllois'
common Church, Doan HowBon, Of Chcste:, and
Dean Church, Of St. rnui'p. Tho disnanslon
touches the Church Discipline act, tho det!1ls OF
which would hardly ho intotligiblo to arorago
American ainnora. The main point OF diIler~
enco, ,l.swoyor, hetweou lllan1 aee.a to ba
whether Church man Should stand fucinf t)'a
caat during tho prayer Of tha conaocratitn oa
mt o., this tri!lius alsusitity the two D.aua
nro fighting each othor NTH shovel md to,gs,
aud all England is looking on with alnazon,',t.
, 1874-08-11
u]1t Gbit:apn Q2lbnnt.

Tuesday Morning, August H. 1874
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CONSTIPATION CAN BE Crxtn

SgHEyCEs PUIMoyIC LYEUP.
SCHEsck'S sEAwEED Tone,
sCHESCK's MANDRAKE Pulls
Are The only medicines that VIII cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently medicines that stop a
cough VIII occasion the death Of the pat ent; they
.lcE up the LIVER, stop the circulation u! the blood
henurrd e follows and in fact. they clog the act on
70. the very crgans that cause the cough. Liver
Conpla nj and Dyspepsia are the causes Of two
thirds o.. the cases az Consumption. Many persons
complain OF dull pain IN the side, consti patton
coated tongue, pain in tho shoulder blade, feelings
o. crows ness and restlcssness the 'o0d lying heav-
ly On the Imacl accompanied It'll acid.ty and
helchin- o. Wind. These - nptoms usually Ori zin-
ate i-cm dlstrdered condition 81 the stomach or q
torpid liver. Persons SO affected. J.. they take one
be suddenly checked, Will ind the stomach and
LIVER c-o--et- remaining torpid ami inactive, and
almost he.ure tAcy are are aware the luu-s arc =
mass Of sores, and liberated, the result ol which :
death ScAenchs fulmon.c Syrup is an expector-
ant VII cA does NOT contain opium Or anything
calculated O. check cough suddenly. Schenok's
Sclwee- Tonic l.s-u.yts the food, "a xcs with toe
gastric juices 81 the stomach, aids aids II sestion
and creates TaFenQus appel te. When the bowels
are cs-ve, -6.u salow, ur the symptoms Uthersl sc
o. t..als tendency, scAeuck : Mandrake lis are
required. Tie medicines are prepared only hy
J. II. SCUENCk son.
y. +. corner $ Ith and Arch streets Fhla
AMI aye .ar sake hy al. drug .ists and dealers.
DE- scleucs Wal Tee az the Quincy House, Boston
on tle following wednesdays October eth and
-is', November It'll al4 l--h, and December %,
10th. ll4 .ttA. March ll-deodAwiy
FOR CoU.Hs CoLDs AyD CONSTITUTION, the rns
approves and rel able remedy IS The wei known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM. - care
ill t1 get the 5enu ne Pee, large bottles, s! +,
small ...i Style 30 cents. CT TIER BROS & CO.
wholesale druggists. Propr-ctors Boston.
NHs -t-ll --lW AWl1W 81
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NEW YORK NEWS.
THE KILLED BURGLARS AND THE ROSS ABpUc
TInN

THE KILLED BURGLARS AND THE ROSS ABpuc
TI0N.
NEW YORK. Dee. l6.-Walter Ross ha;
fully identified both bodies OF the burglars
as the abductOrs of Charlie Ross. The
whereabouts of Charlie Ross has not been
discovered. The uniounGed story that he
has been recovered. telegraphed last night,
was exclusive news in Brooklyn paper
The wife of Douglass, one Of the dead bur-
glars, yesterday, had an interview with the
coroner of Brooklyn, promising TO tell all
she knows of Charlie Ross abduction, at
the inquest, which is to be held to-day, and
the coroner feels confident that important
facts that may lead to the recapture OF the
lost boy may be developed. \ sister-in-law
of Moseley Will also testify.
INQUEST OVER THE BAY RIDGE BURGLARS.
NEW YORK, Dec l6-At the inquest on
the burglars held to-day, Albert Van Brunt
and William Scott gave a detailed account
of the ARRAY with the burglars, substantially
as already published. The coroner read DR..
Shepard's report of the post norton ex-
animation. The inquest was not concluded.
REV. Mr.. GLESDENNING' CASE.
1t appears that only fifteen members of
Glendennlng's church were present at the
meeting which requested him to continue
his ministry. The vote docs not alter his
relations with the church. The action of
the presbytery stands until the synod re-
verses it.
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legal Notifes.



STATE OF VERMONT, } To all person. con.
DISTRICT OF cHrrrxnFx - fcerned in the estate o:
Eliza W. Buell., late
Of Burlington, in said District. deceased
GREETISG
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittenden on the tn dsy of
December, A. II. 1874. an Instrument. pur
porting 10 be the last VII and Testament of
Eliza W. Buell., late Of Burlington. in said Dis
triet, deceased, presented to the Court afore-
SAID Tor Probate and i is ordered by said Court that
the IN day OF January, A. ID. ISIS. at the Prohst.
court hoons, in said Burlington. he asst gned for
proving sad Instrument; and that notice thereof
re gwen 10 all persons concerned by publishing
TINS order three weeks successfully in the Burlins
i t.h fIee fress, newspaper printed at said Bur
In ION previous % the time appointed.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 appear
before SAID Court at the time and place Aforesaid,
anu contest the probate Of said will il YOU have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. In said pl,
trict. this nth day OK December A. u. IS74.
-'"5~ 7. L. WALES, Judge.
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Observation-Disclosures AIIAIN.
DEs MoNEs. Dec. l5.-0ne hundred and
fifty men. disguised, visited the Jail last
night. knocked down the jailor, took the
keys, oyer-poNered the guard and entered
the cell where Howard, the murderer OF
johnson, sentenced to Imprisonment ior
lie yesterday, was sleeping. Howard was
then forced from the bed, in spite Of the
shrieks and cntreaties Of his wife. who was
with him, a rope was placed around hi
neck with which he was dragged through
the halls and out into the street. where he
was hanged to lamp post. The work Is
attributed to the vigilance committee, but
none of the men were identified as then
faces were blackened and they disappeared
sllentlX md mVsterinnsiv
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NEW ENGLAND NEWS


EAsTPoEr, Ne. Dee l6.-The weather has
been very cold for the past three days. the
thermometer ranging from 10 to 30 below
zero. The mails are blocked up between
Calais and Bangor The steamer New
Brunswick arrived here Yesterday. nearly
IS hours behind time. The vapor has been
thick as the den>est fog, and Capt. Long
did not think 1t prudent to put to sea in
such weather.
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bid; 81 90 asked. Beef unchanged. Beef hams quiet
Tierce beef unchanged. Cut meats quiet Ice
tierces of picked shoulders at 7ic l0l terces do
hams at lie. Middles unsettled sales $50 boxes
western long clear at lOc; short clear quoted at
lO3c; long and short clear l0ic. Lard closed firm
prime steam l3l0l3 ZIG. Butter unchanged gllp
BIC for western; 2SDiic for state Cheese quiet at
l2idDl5lc for common TO prime.
WlilSkEY shade frIner at I.0lMl0ls; sales Of
100 bnrrels.
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LONDON, Dec. le.-'The report is current
in church circles tina, the Vatican consistory
will shortly nominate successor to Plus
IN, and 1t Is further stated that there Is Il
growing probability that Archbishop Man
ming viii be chosen and recognized as the
successor to thepontifcate during his stay in
Rome
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WHITEHALL, n. Y, Dec. ia large and
very destructive fire occurred at Ausable
Forks, this morning, consuming the nail
factory. rclling mill. machine shops and
all the buildings on the south side of the
AuSable river, belonging to the Rogers
Iron Company. Loss $l2j 900; partially
insured.