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, 1874-05-23

Moro Arrests of tho Crusaders In Pitts
bllrE1ls Rut


bnrEll, Pn.
Speafal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
P1rrsBunoH, pa., May 22-Contrary to all e1-
pectation, tho women engaged in tho liquor cr1-
sado started out again this afternoon for active
operations. Yesterdays arrest seemed to have
Bept thrill through tho temperance movement
End given 1t a now impetus, hardly to have been
expected. Tho ladies, under the lead Of Mrs.
Collins and Mrs. Black, started out and visited
tho liquor houses on Water street. The first
called on was the famous Hoatetter Il Smiths
Bitter Factory. Whisky ia hero from tho bottle
to tho stllfu, und az tue ladies asked permission
to enter, DR.. Hostetter, tho millionaire bitter
man. met them at the door. As bittors arc
good tonicB, and withal, good elements where
with to gather In tho althy luere, tho Doctor
ct n ladses' prayer-meoting. Tho ladies' asked
him to quit, but ~ tho gentleman has huff
million or moro III tho business. Ae thought ho
would not do it. A curbstone nsooting WAS hold,
aud during the services. Lieut:: Gordon took
tho nanes Of Mrs. Black, Mrs. VAN Horn, and
accompanies luis mothor. lie then suore
out information aganst them md tho
other ladies', and arrested them when
they wero ENGAGED ~ prayer in front Of tho In
OF police, ho took them to the Central statioI,
ali immense crowd following them. Tho ladion
were troated with worry little respect by tho Off
They were huddlcd in tho station like go many
wild BEASTS. Acting-n1a McMasterB fined alr.
Dlack $50 aud COSTS and tho two ladies' s25 and
costs each. on charge Of disorderly con-
duct. Tho parties wanted to so to jail and
test the lnattor, but some gentleman in
the room, paid tho fines under protest, and the
case will be taken to court this morning.
The balance of tho crusaders wero discharged,
THUR names not heing mentioned III tho infor-
nation. When the Ladies' came out of tho lock-
cheer, and followed tho 1atlics to their roomns,
where II largo meeting Of prayer was held. All
the timo thas tho ladcs were under arrest thoy
prayed and sang. Tonight by fur the largest
temperance meetings ever assembled Ere being
held iu four sections Of tho city,
, 1874-05-23
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
Si'eetal DispHtch to Tho Chicaoo Tribune.

oPlNloNs OF TIE DELEGATES IN ST. LOUIE.
sT. Louis, No., May ga reporter Of the
Republican callea on upwards Of twenty promi-
mont clcrgymcn in tho Assembly for tho purpoao
of ascertatning the foeliug OF tho General Pros
bytary in regard to the Swing case, but ho got
littlo from thom, ns tlore is general indisposi-
tion to talk about the matter. Soma express
surpriae ut tho action Of Swing in withdrawing
but it is ovident the general feeling is against
Swing. They think the pressure brought to
bear BY tho press and outside opinion resulted
in his acquittal: Upon inquiry as 10 whether his
withdrawal would croate achism or not, it wan
tho opinion OF all those interviewed that it
would not that, although Swing WIS popular
with his church, yet it the church
went with him without classifying itself with tho
other Presbyterian Churches they would
CEASE TO he rAEsBYTEn1ANs.
Ono minister from Dro@slyn aad that before
the mcotiug Of another General Assembly OF tho
Presbyterian Church, Swing would be filling
Unitarian pulpit. The present Assembly will
hHyc nothing to do with the Swing case in any OF
itH bonriugb.
, 1874-05-23
Chill, South Amorica, to bs held during the sum-
mar Of 1Q14.
THE CENTENNIAL.


sor,1o Of tho buildings Provided.
), PM1LAnELr11lA, May 22.-At tho mooting of
tho Centennial Commission to-day, tho Clair
man Of tho Finance Committee reported that
contracts for tho art-ga1lery aud museum will
soon 10 given out. Tlin will cost 81 s1,60U,0oo.
which is provided for by an appropriation Of this
s200 900, provided for by city appropriation, and
tho :maehlnery-hs!l viii cost ss60,0 200, alao
provided for. The main exhibition build
Ing. will eout 81, 0o0,0o0, and agricultural
ball *25o,ooo. the two latter being only partly
provided for, which, with tile grading and oon.
tingenooa. mako the total amount unprovlded
nearly @o,000,000. A. resolution WAS presented
by tllo Committee authorizing tic abnndonmout
Of tho rla1s tor main building, and adoption
Of modified plan. Attor aomo discussion, tho
whole mattor waH recoiumtiot],
, 1874-05-23

AAE E1t1111 In dENEIAAs
Tho pape1s throughout the country retain
their ono-sidea position, and tho one or two who
arc not enthusiastic over Prof. Swing, nro oquul-
" Indifferent to his acouser. With tloso excep-
tlonB thoir uuanimity Ia something remarkable,
Tho last number Of the Standard, while It
admits that he hui some ronaon for auxioty in
regard to Prof. SWINGS orthodoxy, yot argues
that Prof. Patton had no oaBe from tue start,
Tho Standard snys:
IA Interested for tie peace Of Zion in Ill its
branches, aud as holding ID high respect and friend
shtr eacl party to tbs Inquiry tnay 10 allowed to
tsy hs II % our a IN Tho shoa tss
We do not thlnk tint he has produced matter. ehor
peal to higher TRIBUNAL or tic furter sa,fation of
hs question. 1Iu should remember that III the unlon
os tue Old and New Schools of Presbyterian Theology
stang truth held BY both nike thero nlc be mutual
for!aarance and tolcratiou. IL IL e responsibility
forcing out Of tho denomination church ailu uaatn
10 deserving of felowshp on many gruns, both
ntnins Getins 70 m9a % 10 tne asominntona aandasds If
Christian body.
The Christian Union In reviewing "Tr,tns
for To-day" aayB:
Chicago ls fort9na!e far be@i!ea tho 1nau ,,o itl.-
riches more preclnns than tho rrhea COMMONLY guclt
there ero hut now asiaon an,oug tl.ul nun wo,t.
EatGte VIA tuiture uua tFAl nYa Ill wonderfully Ul-
dowcd wlh the faculty OF Hl,esing the thingy wbiCh
this generation specally needs to iaar au 81 doing
We mean David SWING pastor Of th1 Fourth prcaby
teriau Church, Whose ofat!ou to tio apostolic a,l-
cession IL already confirmed BY enylg m OF Aaatls
by somu of his brethren, not in henadlotion but in
NratA,
The New York Independent says;
It Il noahibs TINT upun tue dnctrine Of tho Trinity
Mr. Hwing f1iIB t0 pyo1onuCn with ixtlucnesp iii to
phraaaa Of tAa Athauasau Greed. Tho noaphysios Of
thu aodhssd &ts not nsAz ~ esas to h mind u tsy
, 1874-05-23

~ ch;a suspended publication yesterday. Tho
aa 6l1t1es da OF tho concorn arc reported to ho
--Frionds Of nooho ort state positively that ho
La q departed overland for Now York.
~. 80 nrgo party Of Russian emigrAnta pasaod
m th rough omaha, for Sutton, Mob, whore thoy
- body has boon found floating In tho lake
ne m ar Goodrich. Cnn-, which Is supposed to be
IL nj OF Lowla Hutton. ono Of tho crow Of tho
A4Ianahter, who wore loat III Saginaw Day last
"A report IL in circulation in Salt Lake City
gt:ah, that twenty-three minors have beon mtr-
aefed on the Sewer River by Na7ejo Indians,
but tlo fact Ia not wcll established
The Supreme Court Of Utah has decided to
recognize B. L. Duncan, tho appolutoo Of tho
ustvornor, as Territorial arsl,al, instead of Mo-
hutster, olectod by the Legislature; also TINT
too Probate Courts hava no right TO grant d.
, 1874-05-23

THE NASHVILLE RACES.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 22;-At the fourth day
Of tho spring meeting Of the Nashville Blood
Horse Association, the attendance WAS very
largo, Tho ladies' stand was well filed,
FIRST RACE
Young America stake, for 2-year-old coftB md
1llcs, dash half-mile, 325, play or pay, $3.50
s4dded, $50 to second horse, closed With sixteen
.,ntrios; ten started:
.lncr Turner's br. c. Vassal..
r. B. Choatham's ch. t. Ladybug.. 8
Others not placed.
Tinlc-6:03,
III the pools. Chcothain's entries sold first
phoice, with tho field cloee up; Turner's Vassal
fourth choice.
SECOND RACE.
Two-mile heats. PURSE $500:
James Franklin's b. n Arizona.
]. F. y. Jacksona gr. Jean Val al]csn.
Time-S:4271, 3:54.
In pools previous to first hoat they aternated
rs fayoriteH, going about even. Aftor first heat
Arizona WAS the favorite to l..
THIRD RACE,
mile hoafs, purse $3.50:
Williams Owinga' ch. @. Somerset ...,..........1
Bailey Poyton'a ch. +. Summer Rose. :..........2
J. A, 0rinsteads ch. I. Sophy Bnddely. ly.........3
". H. Gordon'a ch 6, JACK Of Trumps. 3
Tiine-l:isN, 1:47tl.
In tho pools Somerset sold first, Summer Rose
second, Buddely third. aud Jack Of Trumps
fourth choice. Summer RoAe was ontored for
sha race by j. r. Barry.
, 1874-05-23

LONDON, May 22.-Tho Parliamentary election
in Durham has boon Nnnullod, On account Of
bribery, md tho election in Galway on account
Of tho intimidation Of electors.
Openhoim L. 6clrador, mo1Ghants, hayo failed !;
liabilities estimated at B., ,000, n00
NEW YonK, May GA London letter aays !:
Tho abaonco, on q recent occasion, uf the Duke
tlrnwing-room has naturally attracted attention
and revived the rum71s of q dispute as to pre-
cedonce. Tho Duke nnd DuDhoas wont to
former drawing-roon, and 1t WIS supposed that
tho matter had been satisfactorily adjusted, but
it soems that there is still "httch somewhere.
Tile Duke OF Edinburghranks u:oxt to the Prince
Of Wales. but tho point fb whether the Duchess
tho case of tho Princess Louise md the Marquis
OF Lorne, husband and wife AFRO separated, tho
husband being stationed In tho rear with
"the gentlemen in waiting" Another griev-
Rnco Of the Duchess is said to be the poor
nnd significant appearance OF Clarence House,
which il to be her permanent homo as soon as
tho repairs arc completed, and atanda in what Is
though it has st. Jomes pala..e on one side, and
Sutherland House, tho Dul;o OF Sutlorlands
palace on the othor, atill 1t occulies an obscure
and backward position. -Clarouce House haB
baen considerably enjoyed. and its interior il
won enough, but ita external aspect will always
bo u,oan and shabby-looAing, for want Of proper
entrance. II iB like house IN an alley. There
Inns been come talk Of tho Dnkn Of Edinburgh
purchasing a. magnificent mansion at KonBing-
ton, immediately fncing the gard ms.
LoSDoH. May 23.-Charlou ljlpln. member OF
Parliament for Northampton. died last night.
aged so.
LONDON, May 23.-6 q. m.-A[r. Gilpin is still
alive. Tho announcement of his death In ono
Of tho morning papers is an error.
, 1874-05-23
LOCAL ITEElS.

About 1890 this morning fro was discovered
on tho tug-boat i. Is. Butler, lying noar thc
Wells street bridge. It was quickly oxtinguishcd
causing u loss OF about $40.
About o'clock yesterday morning, the Ilouao
OF A. Delow, No. $50 State street, was optorod by
thieves aud s65 in money talon from tho pocket
OF his pants TINT wore hanging over cllair near
his hedstoud. Tho thiovos entered tho house by
G rear window, and mado their escape without
awakening any Of tho falnlly.
0le Halvorson, 81 yoars of age s feet 7
inches in height, slightly built, aud drcssod ii,
dark clothes, has been abnent from Ills homo
some time, and hss friends arc fearful lest Home
accldont might have bcfallon him. Flo has beou
i'll for = long time, and seemed despondout.
ANY information concerning him can bo left at
the Cohtral
Bernard Loyerg. In trying to moyo I, loaded
car i'll The coal yard Of ". 2. Rond, corner Of
Atay and Carroll streets, yesterday afternoon,
slipped, and fell under the cur. Tho latter bcing
in motion, paasod over his left log, ontiroly
crlisllingit. He was talton to his homo, No. 2
Nuekor street, where Dr. Harconrt amputated
tito leg. At Inst accounts he maH doing well.
Coroner Stephens yesterday conducted a1t in
quout Oh tho body Of Loronz Dotscllold, 5J
years Of ago, who die su ddenly Thursday syeu-
Ing, at bin residence, corner of Elston road a,,l
Armitago avenue. Tie evidince shows that do
eoasad had boon for years In the habit OF driuk~
ing half d gallon, Of whisky o day. Tho jury
returned verdict OF ''deatl from aloholio
poisoning"
like Henry Sawyer and William .Dryant could
not got living, and would sooil tlo oil.
Now TINT bunko is not popular, tl,oy
earn. earn Ga o,n honest volho9d BY insnipulatins
called throe-card monte. Yesterday = Penn. %
BylyaniaM, Robert Johnson BY name.
, 1874-05-23
SPORTING MATTERS.
Reorganization Of the White Stock
ing NiIlc.
The Bostons Beat tho Atlantfcs of
Brooklyn.
The Nashville Races.
BASE BALL.
TIE WHITE STOCKINGS.

BASE bAAAA
TIE WHITE BT0oKINnB.
The resignation Of pinkham, mud the recent
defeats Of tho White Stockings, occaaIonod as
thoy wcro by the bad play Of certain Of their
n,enlbers, hayo induced tue management OF tho
Chicago Daso Ball Association to employ Potcrs,
1uto second basonlau Of tho St. Louis Rcd Stock
iuEn, and to chnnge tho hating aud fielding po-
sitinns Of tho niue Al follows Outhbert, left
felt; Force, Bhort Btop Malone, catcher !;
1'roacy, right fold Deylin, third bnae Glenn,
frat baso Ilines ceutro fold Peters, second
bauo Zctt!oin, pitcher. They will bat and fold
as above In the game with the Mutuats this AZ
ternoon.
THE Ho5ToNg BEAT THE ATLANT1Ca 9 TO 9.
spccta, Dtspa,eh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW yonK, May 22.-Tho second champion
ship gano between tho Atantics, Of Brook1yn
and tho champion Boston Rod Stockings was
playod OIL tho Union Grounds, Brooklyn, to-day,
in prosotlco OF about l.600 spectators. Tho Gnno
WIS ono Of tho best Boon on tho grounds thi a
eoason, being closely contostou throughout.
Dir. Swandell acted as umpire. Ths Atla;1tica
were sont first to the bat, md they we're quickly
retired without scoring. The Bostous also vent
out In the sau,e order. In tho second inning
both sides scored /. Aftor this tho play was
Auporb. The AtlanticB failed to acoro again un-
til their ninth inning, whom, On Glenn hit by
tons, meantime scored in their fourth inuing,
and moro in their eighth inning, coming out
victors by Hcore OF 6 to 2. Leonard and Hall
cnrriod OIL tho honors for tho Bostons, aa did
West mud Booth for tho Atlantics.
1'r1tnyvsnr in
, 1874-05-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LIE, May craftsmanship Vlotoria, from
VESSELS PASSED pOnr HURON.

Specfat Di,patch to TIA CAtcago Ttfhune.
Ponr MuRoN Dock, May .-Dowx-schrs-
BROOKLYN 1eVls Dny, George Steelo Corneln, D. Win
Foster, nlazfng Btar, bcutley, Kelderonsa Sheldon,
J; D. Savysr, Norway, Harvest Queen, s1nselsp,
Sheldon, with s. +. Ely. props-rlymoush aud Golo-
rndo.
PASSED -schrs-snperior, sollrirk, Thos. AfsNn n,
kce, L. J. Farwd, oearta, Southampton, CHM, IL
iants Evslln9, Charlotte naab 8. i. Wilbur. ]. +
March, Ironaitlca, DashIng Wave John Rice. barge
Y. Il. Watson, @. II. Burton, Delaware, Heed, Case.
Props-Afontana and 3. J. Wade, with Guiding star,
Clsba ind India. Wind, northeast. Weather nno.
, 1874-05-23

Sntt For BACK Dividends Decided.
8pscial Dispatch to The CAicaao Tribune.
MAD1Bos, May 22-The suitof the Assignee OF
the Bank Of Madison, in bankruptcy, against
Simeon Mills, Its e1-rresldont, for $27, ,763 81 i'll
dividends paid him, when in fact the bank was
bankrupt, was concluded today. Judge Blod-
gett ruled that all tho dividends, except throo in
1868 mud 1860, were cut of by the statute Of
limitations. which ware contrary to those Of
Judge Hopkins In like former suit. The jury
returned q verdict OF SG,629, the amount Of the
thr1e last diyidcnGla. Motions for new trial were
mado by both parties, the plaintin on the Judgo's
rulings 81 to li1nit&tionn.
, 1874-05-23

A C0~operativc Mining Company Or.
Eunizcd by Striking Mistcru.
!Sptc,at Diapatch to The CA,caao Tribune.
DANv1LLE, ILL.,, May 22.-Thc minors who aro
on Asriko ut this place hayo organized co~oper-
atyo mi ming company with a capitnl Of $4,000.
Already ono-half Of tho stock has bean sub
scribel, and they are confident that tho balauco
can be secured without much difficulty. A meot-
ing was held this morning at Lincoln Hall to
perfect tho arrangements aud to provide for tho
proper distribution Of donntions from tho Union
ut q distance to noeuy brethren lere..
, 1874-05-23

Snsetat Disnatch to Thu Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonR, A1ny 22.-raoiAo Mail Htock is be-
proaching election. meeting was hold yestor-
day for tho purpose Of making up .icltot, but
whnt result was reached WAS not matlo known.
Tho tranafer books show TINT thero arc 100, 003
shares Of stock outstanding In tho names OF Cos
persons, ia Of whom are stocl1-brokcre, repre-
senting 1874 7G3 sarcs, and 489 others aro sl,aro-
holders. Ainong whom arc aomo brokers,
all representing 76, 230 el,aros Of stock.
, 1874-05-23
AUSTRIA.

New YoRK. May pa lettor-wrltor at Lingo,
in Austria, tells Of the serious disturbances there
carly in May, in consequence OF riHo in tho
price Of beer announced by the brewers tho
ALeeszH. IIatschok. About II, 600 people aasoul-
bled outside Of tho brewery, and set about
and throwing the machinery, barrels, furniture,
aud all they could lay hold OF into tic Danube.
The riot did not subAlde till the proprictora Of
tile establishment declared thoir Willingness to
sell Mt tho old price, and einco then fresh out
breaks haye occurred,
, 1874-05-23

| N"II1191tIl11N0 y 0s
LONDON, May 22.-The names Of tho American
students who were recentty drowned ia Lake
Geneva are given as William Woodbury., John
Crane, aud Jan.es Crane.
William Woodbury., one Of tho students, was
States Army.
, 1874-05-23
THE GILLIAN WORLDS FAIR,

New Yonx. May a2. Tho Pacific Nail steam-
l,iYs noslca that they will tranBrnrt {res Of
charge all goods, wares, and merchandise ill.,
tended tor dlsptly 1t tie Worlds L1ppaltiou, IL
, 1874-05-23
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. g., May 22.-For the Upper
Lake region and tho Northwest. cloudy weather
mud light local rains. aouthorly winds, stationary
to rising temperature. and slowly falling barom-
etor.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO. May -. 1874.
, 1874-05-23
MARRIAGES..

VAN H0RN-DuFs'IELD--Iu this city tho l3th
irsf, by tlo Rer. =. McChesney, Mr.. James Il. Van
Lima and Miss Ammo DuHlold, MI Of th!a city.
oP5hgE-ELY-On tha 2lst Inst, At tho house OF tho
nicatlng Clergyman tho Nav. Dr. 8,Tnzy Mr.. Charles
L. paeo and Miss Catoltao A. Eli bath oi this oily
, 1874-05-23

YAsKToN, D. T., May 22.-In the Wintarmute
% c%aae, to-tlay: olght witneBBos wero examined on
different phase upon tho case in somo respects.
Instead OF four Shots ns formerly stated by
witnesses for the prosecution, two or three wit
neases to-day testified to five, and MI Impression
Of still another, but they wera not uniform as to
whom they wore flrod. Some gavo tho impression
that tho trat shot WAS fired outside tho door,
md another TINT Winter1nuto t1rod first. Ono
witnoss who testified to five shots, corroborated
on cross-examinaton tho statement OF Capt.
Waldron, mado Bomo days ago, that
Wintermute told him fn the court
room attor the disturbance tllat
he {Wintertnuto) fired the first shot. Gen. Trip,
one of tho counsel for Wintormure, testified to
sitting at tho end Of the room farthost from the
door md hearing q ball whistle near bis haad
When tho first shot WAS fired. AIr. Spring, IN
other Of tho counsel, who mas speaking il tile
meeting when tho trouble began. testified to n
great noise and uproar during the evening.
Other witnesses aaid tho meeting WAS as quiet
and orderly AZ could hayo beou expected.
, 1874-05-23

CnAnIEsroS, s. c., May 22.-The County
Commissioners of Darnwoll County, were ar-
rested aud lodged in Jail yesterday, upon an
indictment for malfoasanco in office.
, 1874-05-23

TELEGnhPHIC RREVlTIES.
Congressman 1taitey, Of South Carolina, han
purchased 4 summer raHidoaos lu Windsor, Hix
inileH from Hartford, Conn.
Tho Daily Enterprise, Of Last Saginaw,
, 1874-05-23


Snccfal Disnatch to Tbs Chicaao Tribune
ToLEDo. O., May 22.-Last yeara young man
named J. 5. Cutting, son Of hoalthy man ii Ver-
mont. loft ha homo ind young wife il. that stato
and wont out West, bringing up at Sioux City,
H.. wlero ho had relatives. lie represented
that ho was going into business, and bought out
Sioux City, paying for tho sumo IN
forged drafts upon lis father which tic latters'
soyoral months ho went on swlinmingly, buying
and selling, goods extensively in Otto mid Sioux
City. During tlis time no contracted mar
riage, with d young lady Of wealth and high
social standing, but the crash came at last. and
Mich, whore ho had relations. lie represented
himself as IN employe Of Detroit tobacco
house.. Here he formed tho acquaintance of
young lady Of property from this city. who Was
staying there. After u short acquaintance, he
married her and catno home with her. Moan-
while tho Sheriff from Sioux City had been in
search Of him to nuawor for his conduct in Iowa.
and had tracked him to this place. To-day tue
Sheriff aud ono Of tho Toledo detectives sue
ceoded in capturing him on tho street. He wah
taken to tho station-houso, and In tho evening
nent bRck to Iowa.
, 1874-05-23
CRIME.
Attempted Jnil Escapc-Supposod Mnr-
dcr-Scntcnced to Stut0 Prison for
Lffc-Birglars MT Work.

Attempted Jni1 Escapc-Supposod cd Mnr-
dcr-Scntcnced to Stute Prison for
Lffc-Burglars MT Work.
Special Dispatch to Tic Chtca9o Tribune,
sT. PAUL, May 22.-Two prisoners triod to
escape from tho Stato-prison at Saltwater lust
evening by crawling through tile sewer leading
from the vaults, but were discovered at tho out
let Of tho Hower and returned to the prison.
They had crawled 500 feet through filth ill.,
doHcubhbtc.
The husband Of Elvina Jane Bergman, Of
Mcleod County, wloHe death by stryohnns
saH discovered last wcok, Inns boon discharged,
aud Potor Brown, her brotlor-in-lav, has been
held for tue murder. It iB supposed TINT Brown
induced her to take tho stryohnine, Bho not
knowing What It was, by representing that 1t
would kill her unborn child. His motive is
thought to have boon q mixed desire for revenge
on tho family for marrying tho girl contrary to
his wish, and to secure himself from the danger
Of Bergman and wifo prosecuting him for tho
seduction Of the girl, who WAS only 10 years old,
md had robidad several years previous to her
marriage in Maroh last with hor sister, Mira.
Brown.
Andrew Johnson, who was nrreatod at Omaha
last year for tho murder OF Lars Johnson, and
who was found living with the murdered mnn'B
wife, was convicted last woel in Watonwan
County, And sentenced to the State Prison for
life: The widow Of Lara johnson, who was mar-
rfed to Andrew Hince his arrest, created great
confusion In the court whom tho sentence was
pronounced, by denouncing tho Court, Jury, and
attorneys with most violent language, ending
BY trying to leave hor baby with tho County At
tornoy. Force Ind to be used to restrain her,
Tho evidence i'll the trial left little doubt TINT
she. was equally guilty Of tho murder with
Androw.
Three private residences Mt Minneapolis were
enterod BY burglars Thursday night, and robbed
Of silverwarc money, etc., not exceeding St00
worth III any Of the placos