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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-05
Men I~rsfautI. Killed EOur
others Ra.ily Wounded.
From the cold Hill News, May e.

From the TOLD illll News, May =.
.tttvo o'clork this morning the en-
eineer at the yellow Jacket mine.
having inst hriStcd the giraffe. loaded
with rock, te the head et the main in
cline ut the LEO too, station, dumped
and starred it ON its return down the
incline. suddenly felt tive rope >lackCu.
| pom taking up the slack, thinking the
car had caugh in some way on the
track. he found that ii had parted from
The cable and gone 10 the bottom of
the incline. At the time Of the acct
den. siN men were III work i'll the bot
tom OF the incline. The incline has
IN inclination of about forty degrees.
and from where the giraffe started. to
reach the bottom OF the incline. it had
about six hundred feet tt TN. Taking
into cOn>idcrationtlc WEIGHT of the ear.
the ~~tcepneS> OF the incline. and the
perfectly unohs:ructed length of dis.
lance it had To rum. it must have ar-
CURED Il most tri-htful Velocity before
reaching the bottom. The men nj work
IN the bottom of the incline knew
nothing whatever of the accident until
the Giraffe. in its fearful dcathly course,
vas upon them. The bottom of the
incline i i'll extremely hard blasting
rock, 81 that whcn the giraffe struck,
- ,.,.,l II iu., ,,n'
= = 'r" r. ~ thn ,a,L,nn,
NV, LII in.tand, ,ni MI tIn. n,hor.
more or less injured.
iHE hli'''.p'
Cornelius Mccarthy. one of the
killed. wa- i Ia i've of the county of
Corh. Ireland. a.cl = hears. and was
a most e>tiuiabie and highly esteemed
citizen.
Richard Icarre was Il native of
Cornwall. England. aged - Years. WAS
n Young 4 of fac abilities. we'll ed
ucated. ami had been Il local Methodist
preacher. although III present working
- I,,,. l., ,'.n ,,nLasr 81 fr;rnl> -
mouYn his un,imelv loss.
The bodies of ba.h he We're most
/ horribly managed. the heads of both
he;ns almost entirely torn from their
#.adie~. ,he car;scS a they lay Ut tha
dead house rrr,rutin. a Sickcuiu- and
horrible apncarancr.
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S!ii!lCI VI - i"td liz itt' II" 'fd'''
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SERVED RIGHr.-In Ny York. on
thee2d nit, All individual was arrested
for selling bogus "~extras." and taken
before the Court. BY Is sale he re-
ceived five cents. and for committing
the fraud Was sent to the ~peni;entiary
for six months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-05

4 WOMAN has been arr in
Weber, Utaii, on suspiei5H ii L-4n.
Kate Bcuder. The Sal l.a.e IIfbU3io
avs Sho j rudoB5t@ilv the right
ag'o.
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How THE ACCIDENT HArrENEp
BORN.

f. A4~tiu,a.t.fit -. to tn vii, T.: y. Oai-
,oi.o. Il >ol.
IL t.amdtor, irrii->, To thc wife If Jehu-
tf- tmtuHri soil.
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At salem CIV. tail. Arril -. Grc,.a
te L., ieiuauI.t-N Mis- .Ahnlu I.opicl. of
~atr'A 1 il. tai.
49,
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Ey Overland Telegraph.

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LETTER FROM san FRANCISCO.
,rRoN CTR LAZY coERFsroSPtNT.,
SA> FRANCISCO. MAY |.

IRON Our LAZY CCERESTo>PtNT.
SAN FRANCISCO. MAY |.
EpIroR SENrINEL: We can no
longer deny that Spring has really put
in an Appearance. You would surely
think 81, ii sitting. a. | am, 10y an open
window. and surrounded with fresh
flowers. helio;rope>. roses. etc.. whose
fragrance ills the air with perfume.
All nature ~reioice> With renewed lie
andcncrrv. AMI the >tupidc>t oipCr>on~
can not help but feel the general con-
.arinu. Picuic> are the order OF the
dav. and many Il sweet g,r.i>h voice
u.ters the sentiments OF Tenuysou'>
May Qaeen"-"Ieu mast wake and
call ne elrlv; call me early. Mother.
dear: For tomorrow will be the hap
ric>t time Of all the CAD Nv Year
Who would mo- give 4 whole Lifetime
Of worldly experience lust tor a few
briet hours OF You hiul c~nl"NlneNt.
when the pleasures u Ii" consisted III
being deceived. and We thought things
and people We're something a> they
apUrirrf 10 be- In those early days
we walked through the g'eec mea-
aovS. fresh with the dew~ OF heaven:
WE pluckc,i the frlii din1clion. and
wished three times. III childish ilntN.
hut With every breath uppn II the Itsht
down disappeared. and nothing but the
lene sem Wa ltt.; eur hopes ana
wishes were then a. LIGHT a> the down
Itself. or The breath ot air that carried
- -. 4.-,. 80 .,-. ls,# ara- f4.N f.
, 1874-12-01
wAsHlNGTq J
:,
The President and IS !: ccretary
Bristow strongl = lvor
Specie Rcsump-
They Will Take High Grounds
for Naming the
Happy Day.
Hard-Money Men Firm, with an
Upward Tendency,
Secretary Bristow Getting Ready to
Beat the Clafm-Agents.
Mr.. ForneY Revokes, and Refuses to
Sell His Newspaper.
Kalal'aua and His Coa1inc
Station.
Hard-Mouey Men Firm, with an
Upward Tendency.
Secretary Bristow Getting Ready to
Beat the Clafm-Agents.
Mr.. ForneY Revokes, and Refuses to
Sell His Newspaper.
Kalalk1e1la and His Coalinr
Station.
THE FINANCES.
WHAT HAY DE EXPECTED OF CONGRESS.

THE FINANCES.
WHAT hAT DE EXPECTED OF coNnnEss.
Special Dtstiateh to 7As Chicago Tribune.
. WAsh1NuToN, D. G., Nov. 30. There Is no doubt
TINT both the President and aecrctary ristow in tleir
communications to Congress, will takoa worry decided
position with reference to specie payments, md while
10 one Ii permitted 10 speak by authority 1t aeems cor
tain that they viii recommend that Congrcea Tx by
legislation carly day for coin resumption, aud that
tint dny will bo Jan. l. 1876 the arat day Of tho oe-
tonnal ycar. 1t also soo,ns probable that, If auch
recommendation arc aent 10 Congress. tile nnaucia
discussion and excitement Of last year can scarcely bo
avoided, unless tho Committees shall docle to avoid
discussion by iccnlg TO report back tho financial
.neaellrea This course haa already been Hu3gese by
VonBreaBmen who nre oprustl to determining tho
TINE or BpEC1E RESUMPTION
by legislation 30 fur can 10 jugud by the ntate-
nlensa Of the congressmcn who lave already arryn
upngresBmen goncraly do not ssem to have muditled
thu financial yewB huld by thcm last Winter, coi,-
ycrBston with considerable number in.ticatcs no up
prectabe noddcasion Of opinion on either stle
Sarx o. th9 .,as question Tho hnsl-monoy men IRE
make tho financial question natonol ias,o. Ihopo
holding contrary opinions xro not go ncErly agreed
upon 1oltcS. Some favor fnrrinE natioEal iseua
upon shs qNses Of speedy coiu resumption; other.
,lereeAte such an iss''o mud to axing by
MN n uay fnr Allcoc resumption.
Tic iAttst information from
THE NEW sYNDIoATB
ia hat the high rato Of discount IN England which
W. per cent dtr1ng portion IF Novenlbur anu .bo
of tho new loan. There IL rs yat no:h'ug
TO- Indicate what tho action Of the Syntiicato
VIII 20 Will respect to closing their optons fol tho re-
manner OK tha loan, which exklroR Feb. next.
It Is known at tho Treasury, however, that tic CON
tract with tho Syndicate ia nora advantageous to tho
uosornme1t tha to he negotinors. elator realize
NJ profits except whoa tho bpuds ato sold for moro
than jar. 1d obliged to cnutoud With IN aaYo.rs
market aid with competing 1oana.
, 1874-12-01
The Court Does Not Pay Any Atten-
ton to the $l00 Clause.
a Question as to the Funds.

Srretal Dispafca to Ths Caiea9o Tribune.
WAuKEaAH, Nov 31.-Tho trial of David 4. Gags
e1-city Treasurer Of Chicago under m indictment
for failing to pay $50s0oo to bis SUCCESSOR In
Office, was begun this morning before Judge Murphy
sitting in tho Criminal Court Of Lake County, 1t will
DO remembered that The case ssaa brought hero from
Cook County on chnnge Of venue, presumably On
account Of lack Of confidence in Jury Of ar. GaGes
fclowctttzcns. Those not directly Interested imng-
ined TINT tho purpose was to tWcro to sit
In Judgment who would 10 moro easily moved by orr.
tory, and would heed argument rather than evidence
This impression, howoyer, to hayc bccu incor-
rect The real object III securing tho trausfer was to
gain 'imo 1t Ia said that Mr. dARo felt confident of
bis ability to rctrn a tho funds 10 hal i,appllci,
believing ihat BY making good the deficiency before
tho lay eet for tho trial, ha could etlor kill tic
prosecution, or at least show to tho Jury
that he really an honest mnu, and not
entitled to bo caesod defaulter. Ills calculations
have bcen upset BY the ''hatd tIn,esn; money is nut
80 easy to obtain III hu nucirnted aud having failed
to res.ore tho money taken from the CITY Treasury hs
waa obliged TO accept the inevitable.
THE lNrEtEsr IN TIE cAsE
Ia not very Marked Whether Lako County shall urve
Courthouse is tho question urpcrn1ost IN the
minds Of tho peorlo. Judge Murphy recently con-
denned tho old structure nuisance, a,L refused
to longer hold court within It's walls, In consequence
new qnrters Ind to be B:cured and se.res' Hail. on
Gcncseo street. rented by tho courty authorities
It Ia in thia place Tint Mr. 0sgo ia being tried The
room Is larRe nna we'll Euhtod aud has seating ca-
pacity for about ESQ Ie7aone. Not ttlan third
Of the benches were occupied to-day,
TiiosE PRESENT,
Among those who cnino up Oh tho early morning
train were Mr. dago, tho lion. Lccnasd Swctl Wirl
Dexter. EsQ an George Campbell Esq, his counsel;
ssato's Attorney Reed aud Sidney Smith, Esq.,, wEo is
10 assist in tho prosecution; Wum Acos,, who was
cashier, aud E, II, Hilton, hOokkecuer f b{r Gacos
Office mud Frank Barrett and J. ". Br!aymau, ON
poyea in The Comptrollor's Office TAD arrivals y the
later train e1-Colnptrolcr Burlcy, City Treas.
urer O1ara, ox-Mayor Bond, ex-Ald. Sherwood Capt.
Connect, aud Mr, L. N. Murray, Secretary Of the
Aiyerailo Improvement Company.
, 1874-12-01
FIRES.

Yesfcr'lny'a nlazos In Cifcnao-.IIotol DE-.
ssroyed Mt EHst 6a9innw, nIich..-1I1sccl-
1nneons.
Thcro we're two false alarms Of nro yesterday. oue
!eo m ho1 So, 612 at s0 p. ILL.,, and another from box
An eserhcacd furnnco IN the residence Of H. &. Rog-
asa 49, loa South Ashland avcnuc caused al!ghs fire.
Aaa va worth Of damage ut G:30 O'Clock Inst evening"
Tho alarm from Box G1 ut 8:16 o'clock ycttordsv
n'orina VIA caused by tho bursting OF steam plps
III tho laundry Of E. Hutchinson, No. 9o1 Wabash ~
enue. No damage resulted,
At s:ao p. IN. yesterday defective chimney caused
the twoatory frame houRe Of Juacp, GILL; No. 80 scs,ov
Effect, to c1th dre. The da1uagD amounted to Sl5l:
iuuy covered by Insurance. an R1ariu uaY iyeu fro,
box No. 756. 'etA 'A'0'
A. EAsr aAa1NAv, HIGH.
!*ptefa' DtaEaseA IL Tic Chicago Tribune.
EAST sAalSAW, aftch., EnY. 30.-Tha Grant Hotel
arEe frne building Franklin ntreet destroyed
~ hre about o'cloek this attornoon The cause Of
thc fre Ia not definitely known Tho hotol raa hcd
vain oosfstrat many Of whom lost large portion OF
ilair Eoods. The building WAS owned and kept by
Joseph Poquo. It waa insured tor $4,000, and tito
furniture ior $500. Tho Ions, which ia total far AZ
tie building ID concerned will not e1ceod s. 900.
At WILMINGTON, DEL.
WILMINGTON DEL, Nov. 3e--Janeu Guthrie 1: Go. II
cars1aGe iartory set iro lnat niEht nnd do.
ssroyed Tho oas Is $40 900 tho insurance, SO 00o.
At nEAuHAN.0IB, CANADA.
NEApHAnxoIs, Can, Nov. 31.-lulyaur i Bros 7.
aean cabinet factory has burned thu loas IL hcay r.
, 1874-12-01
Juror With "sny opinion whatever" shout tho case

Juror With "sny opinion whatever" about Tho oass
to 60 Into tho box.
The Juror Al lougth stated hs. hs could not try .ls
casa fairly, md ~as czcuhed for causo.
En-. HARDEN
had formed IN opinion, but would do tho "bcst hs
could" II sworn Juror, toward giving the do.
fonaAn fair trial. He lad hoard hut ono side Of the
caso and had talked With man nbo,t It slnce ho uas
summoned aa juror. Challenged pere.nptorily b,
the prosecution.
WALTEn l.. scHuLTrs
had talked about tho Case but had formed no onInon
to It's merits. lie lind also rcad newspaper articles,
believing, however, ho would 10 guided by the syl.
donco.
HORACE CULVER
had read about tho "dsfalcatiou." but thought ho
could give Mr. dagc falr trial. Challenged roromn-
toraly by tho dcfcnao
.. .. pARMLEK
had read tho ne"spapcrs but had not discussed the
case. Challenged peromroriy by ths defonss.
JEROME BURNETT
had formed no opinfou, though ho had heard souc
tax abont tho case Challenged peremptoriy by ths
defenso.
J. n. JOHNSON
had read the tr Ocean aud formed An opinion. Tic,
hoToror, had nut exprassod It, or talkad with any
body.
After being challenged for causo ths Court ovorru-
Ing III, hc was accepted.
Of Lake Forest knew nothing about tho oese, md was
accepted.
CHnIer1AH HEpIINnEn
hnd talked about The caae. and had an opinion. ohal-
lcngetf pcrcmptorily by. tho prosecution.
HENRY cARsrENg,
butcher, who didn't know Gage, or anything abo,,t
him, ras challenged parcmrtorly by tho prosecution
GEORGE vET7En,
who kcepe country store Ut Dcerlcld, and had no
opinion, WAS accepted.
John +. ROGERS,
Of Vernon, had read tho newspapers, and was chal-
longed peremptorlly by tbs defense.
JOHN srEanAH
who never formed opinion from what bo rend In
newspapers, Haa challenged pnrsnptorlly by tho do
fonse.
7Epn0H zonH
said he wo1sd have fixed opinion II In heard what
Ae had rea testified to, and TINT he had talked With
men who pretended to know u nbont the case. Chu-
lenged for cause.
JOHN LEVIN
knew nothing Of Gage or his cuse, md was accepted
ROBERT VASE,
carpenter, WIS ignorant Of tho caac but ha as cha-
q. G. DODGE,
ot avon, had IN opinion, and could not giYo thu de-
fendant fair trial. Challenged for cnuse.
EBENEzEH WARE
lad IN Absolute opinion AZ to tle guilt Innocence Of
Mr. HaBo nnd WaH excused for c.luBh
0KoRuE ". aUHAatBER,
OF Warren, Ind no opinion, and VIII accepted.
rcccsE WIS then Rken le Court ptttfny tho c}rllk
Jurors accepted under tho charge Of BwUru officer
who rsas instructed to let t4om speak no one Tho
tempt Of Court II thoy sroEa to juror upon any SUB
jeck whNtevar,
, 1874-12-01

Tho Havniian King Doing Ban Frnucfeco.
San FnANc1sco, 0at., Nov. 30.-1rhe Hawaiian Hin9
will not leave for Washington TIL Saturday noxt, wsh-
lug to ysIt all ponts Of nterest before goug Ho hns
also expressed wish to Witneas reviaw OF Col Nc
Combs regiment Of California Nnttonal Guard at tho
Mechanics Pavilion no1t Friday night, when Gov.
booth will review tha troops IN tue pressnce Of the
King Laht evening a inspected tho Clay Street Chain
Cable Railroad, and gavo reception to seyoral city
officials at lii hotel.
The King and suite hare accepted tho invitation OF
Maj. Leland to visit tho Palace iotAl tomorrow morn
.e ~. lii @,f.kfast lnsgs nu1bor Of ossus Of prou-
, 1874-12-01


Tbs Court opened at II o'clouk aud haf an hour vay
devoted to diBposIng Of mot3onB In other cascs The
States Attorney ami his assistant occupied tic right
Of tho bonch and tho accused aud his atorneyu tn
clupG Il. II. HaIues, tho left. Mr, uaga appeared as
usra',-gool-naturaa. and apparently indifferent
With his fingers iu tho holes Of AIs yes ho rocked
back aud forth IN his chur, noticing everything tu,
anying littie
When the case WIS called A1r. Reed arose anu said
tho Court would recotct that he hul nude mo-
ton to
AMEND THE RECORD,
to show that tho indictment ,yas returned uo
open court by tho Grsnd jury Ho tlcalred leayo TO
hio the amended record.
Mr.. Dexter obto-tcd. Tho view ho took Of 1t wab
that the yenuo had been changed from Cook Co,nty,
and tho case being hero record, It should Htaud
upon that record.
Tho Court 0yegruled tho objection Hsying tbs gJles
ton Involved had BEEN argued before him recently,
and he WIS, therefore, prepared to dspuso Of II, tho
authorities being Ill on1 way.
The prosecution and defense announced that they
Were ready To go to trial.
GETTING A JURY.
The Court asked whether twelyo Jurors should be
put into tho boz.
Mr. scarles, Of Waukegan, who assisted Mr. Dexter
In soliciting Jury, said four would DO preferred.
Mr. Reed remarked that any way would suit him.
The Court thought 1t would ba wel to ,eHue ven!ro
for moro juries, that they might be s,ulmonel and
thus eaYo time.
mr. Reed did not want that done, nnlesa the other
side consented 10 it, until tho panel exhausted.
Tho Court-Vcry well.
-Four Jurors were then called and examined IL to
their qualifications.
BARNEY DEIM,
Of Fremont, who waa born In Germany, md had lived
in tho county nineteen years. testified TINT lie did net
know Gage, and had mover heard anybody say ANY,
thing about the case. lie was accepted.
agonaE II. srEANSs,
Who hail lived In tho county thirty years, said ho did
uowspapers No Que had attempted to intluencc liln
Challenged pere1nptorlly by tho defense.
WILLIAM MEasEHoEn,
Of Warren, did not know h1r. Qegc 1le had talked
anu read about the chset md hRd m opinion which
was 80 xcd shat evidence would bn required to re-
moyo It, u!s opinion. VIVA formed by reading tho
newspapers.
1Ir 6carcs proceeded to examine the Juror 10 his
knowledge Of both ales Of tho case.
1Ir. Reed objected.
Mr. Hwelt urged that they hal tho right 10 say
whnt tho .lepnAe ,he prosecution 10 mako their
statement.
The court rlcl that there must 10 Ho1no limit to
the examination.
Altar sumo further questioning tto Juror Raia from
what he Rad In thu newspapers ho lad msle lip Ais
mind TINT IT. suuh anu such things " wure 80.
He wan challenged for ca1ap BY tho dcteusu.
THE NEW srATuTE,
1Ir need quotea thu new STATUTE clalmIng Tint, uu.
der It, opinion formed from reallug noHapapcrs II
tho juror had not stated that ho beloved tho reports
to ne true, was not sufficient CAUSE for e1nusng.
Tbs Court aaid u revolving to ths mind to allow
, 1874-12-01
IEL,EGRAPifIc RREVl1lEs

aeorge Labor, sged liz years. t'oi At 8troudatu1e.
Ps., Oh Saturday jss..
htikn oConnnr, who calls himself "I,cd-unn,]ed
Mll IL ndts Hrfcat an IN Jail nt lIutlaan Wiz fur
participation iu pnzsfght opposIta Saltwater .wu
>. Thu estate Of thn iao samaol q. Wssson, Of rnst
anp!on, Ma1a, valued u sl,0i311l, and thu ras-
ara paid, will Amount to $2e8 010' ~ 'A' '''"''''
Joseph anon, Of st. Paul, was arrajRpsd III the po-
Ice Court Of thst city yesterday and held in M zoo 10
, 1874-12-01

Etleeftcld People Indignant Rt tho Stories or
GutrllGeA Committed on Blacks In That Re-
RIon.
Avous1A, d., Nor. so-A 1srge meeting vas
held III Edgoneld, 8. O., to-day, ut which iudig-
milton ras oppressed It tho charges sgainst the
whito .pcople and arbitrary arrezt4 Of cltf-
zens. Tho sreakorg oad tho charges ot out1aRcn
III Edgeheld County Wero without foundation, and
that moro intimidation had boon practcod by solored
than by whlto people. committee was appointed ia
report at meeting ne1t Monday tho facts In regard to
intimidation election day BY tho RadicAl party.
, 1874-12-01
NO GOLD III THE BLACK Hills.

Daa MoINEe, 1a., Nov. 30.-Waltcr stran, Of But
falo N. T., arrived hers Saturday from tho Black
Hills, whore he Inns been prospecting sIuco AuguYt,
Ho 1nalo thorough prospect, und reports some
"pockot " god found, but not enough to pay Ho de-
cards that there III not shadow Of truth In the stnto
nessts lnade to tho discoveries Of gold iu thst
cnnntry. Two Of his comrades wero shnt by tho
Indians, of whom tho hills are full.
, 1874-12-01

os1Aws' Nov. 3o-The Citizens lumbar report ssys
the amount Of wAtte.pno timber cut in tha Ottay.
Valley this year was 047,0o0 foot. uut Of rcd pno
AS 900 feet. Tho calculation for this wucrs c,t on
ne Ottawa 1000 cubic feet Of whito pine and
l5C0oo0 feet OF rod pine. This shows reduction Of
10000 o9o foet Of white pIno In two years, anu roauc
tlon of ao0oo0o fcut Of red pine compared with
, 1874-12-01
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

New YoNK, Nov. enthusiastically Qe,tEc.
1ront Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL Nav. 8o.-Ths steamship Baltic, from
Now Yark. A2s arrival out.
Hkw YonH. Nor. 3o.-Arrlysd-stoamshtp O. r,
Eanuh, fro.l Antwerp.
, 1874-12-01

1est theory liz si.ta's Attorney .sEe i'll this
ana tho a M ,na g. p s, ren: ps apx
1863 Wo hsvo Two antrtca Tho lsw Of 1855 provides
= demand to bo malo WITHOUT ,specifying t.me
ten days. Now. pit them Together, .nd vc.vo them
Upon fair construction q theao two lsna tho aofon
NJ ,as II snts 70 son a.5s Whs: sllasss has do.
what bls!neBs haH 1t In th1s caso7
| 1rs HEAL. MEANING.
Mt. sinth-ThtH inl!ct,ncnt hRa been adjudgcd to
% huH!cteut. II WAS held by uh0 Of Tho Judges IN
ga. hh iadetmcnt osns on tho orsins1 statute, md
sect,on II apparent and plain. It nero atatutory
position conpetug party when hte torn rnta
soss!on~tho ehattea, G1tures, and rsrsrhoralis uf
tho Office 10 hts huccesnor for tho pupu1o prevent
ing tho e'.n'baraone md tedious process Of q,o var
bufy cvnr heard that ths RtatttD applicable 10
Of ealcaslon OF funds. It merely aays tint when
tern q oss expires If ho falls to turn over
NJ. Reed 1T uacs tho word money" too.
Ths Court" Properly, papors, aud et1scta Of orcry
sf psepsry ,s ss, s1a s
uto NO arc not proceeding under, II Obliged
to proceed under that tho only penalty would bs sloo,
~hsn s9 s1 nU snfaFsS aci % By RaG SSt s'nn
MIR. sWETT
n entered int enh to shoS h.. M
1aRo onEnt 10 havo oeeh 1naiet90 hll.ler tue *lqu
easo 70 me ctlnffef Giani1s nat no other ssathto
willing to ho tried by tho aws nner which the ait cotu
tnna 1, f,.,n h1n, ~ tit ..n" nti,or u4.irta.
''""' ~ '''s' N''' ~ ovpn"t,Ipn n'''''
The f.onrt bota that son ~ . s1o ct.usn> shnu,a
mi rrcnfva .tc r,,nstr'ct;on a. lin .1;s ~ tn
Court IA To hn 1"i to ranesl y COMMUNICATION Tia at
of 1853 upon which In rroseciiun ,yaa baaet. The
showr Of tiens1.i md = rrf,sal In nnrs,ancs of
that act, was competent testimony.
Tic snnended doonments wera then offeroa in svi-
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II
, 1874-12-01
THE RATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

PnILApELPNrA, Nor. 0.-Tho Board Of Managors OF
tue Natoun Temperance Society, In session to-day,
adopted resolution requesting tho police authorities
20 rerress tho terrible oTs Of Hnuor.soltiug and
asH resolved to hold National Temperance Consen-
t!ou VI some point IN tho Wes. tho coming Joar.
, 1874-12-01
REPRESENTATION LIBEL su,r

Nlw vonE, Nov. 3o.--1ndge Nn,laon Of the uroolyu
Oily Court, has refused to liz tho ay tor thu tsjal f
tho Indictment agalnst Thcoloro Tnton, leayi1u tia
matter to counsel aud tho D;strlct Attorney.
, 1874-12-01

s4N FHANoIsco, Oal., Nov. 3o,--Thero vss = heayx
which iaatsa two minutes. No daaaees M dqsa.
, 1874-12-01

NIw DnLKusH, Nov. 3o.-Thoso arrived lo-slsy til,
foIuxlug Culn1uaudcrtus: Louisville, Ma. u; s,
Ahulnat, No. 18; Ut. Louis. No. !, from 81. Lania
lloupsa; from Jacisouyll1o, ILL.,, anl delegates frau
NahFas ska kuh other HtAtas.
, 1874-12-01

| D. A. GAGE.
Proceedings Of the First
Day of His
Trial.
A Jury Is Secured with
Very Little Diff
Guilty,
The States Attorney Makes a
Brief Opening Speech.
Dan 0'Hara Is the First Wit
ness Called.
f1e SWears to the Demands lie
hlade on Gage for tho
Money.
Various Technical Objections
Of Defendants Counsel
Are Overruled.
The Court Does Not Pay Any Atten-
ton to the $l00 Clause.
hr. Dexter Raises tho Point that tba
Demand Was Not Properly nado.