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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-27
Chicago sEarkets.


CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and lower; No. l
spring 97a9Sc; No. 2 96sc cash or for Sep
TENDER delivery; 93lc for October delivery.
Corn lower at size for spot; S0sc for Sep
TENDER delivery; 7Ssc for October delivery;
72Ic seller all the year. Oats lower, quiet
and weak at 49Ic cash; 4Slc for October
delivery. Rye dull and lower ut S9a9O9c.
Barley firm al S1.01a1.O5 cash; S1.O2 for
September delivery; csc for October de-
livery. Mess pork firm and steady for spot;
easier for futures; SO for spot; $3.50 for
seller all the year. Lard quiet and I'M
changed at Sl6.65 seller all the year.
Bulk meats quiet and unchanged. Whisky
steady at SI.03. Wheat-receipts $4,000
bushels.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20. -FlOu-demand
good at full prices for low grades. Wheat
dull and lower; No. red fall S1.03a1.04;
No. 2 red winter S1.14sa1.I5; S1.15a1.1 10
for seller all the year. COrn-buyers of,
small sales at soc ON track. Oats dull at
52a53c; SIC for September delivery; 81
555c for October delivery. Barley quiet
AMI unchanged. Rye dull and lower at Gle
on track. Whisky steady at Sl.O4. Mess
pork lower for spot; S24 cash; $500 for
January delivery. Bacon steady. Lar0
quiet at 14c. Hogs lower at 3sa7.c. Cattle
dull and lower at 21a5ic.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 25.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn lower at 9SaS1. Oats
dull at Csc. Bacon dull; shoulders 1Osc:
clear rib l5sc; clear l6c.
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Foreign Notes.

IVY NkW q. htNH hF STAIN
PANS. ntct mheT "a A tslp graph. dispate g..
receive IN tbis cify igUm Nai-ld under - ia ay =
date. Saw tnst Prince Alfonso. sra uf "a % aaeu
Isabella "a b-cu Tro-Ia mel klrgu' Srarn. au 4
l. revoEu.et by al forces comprising the a..
mics % the north and center.
DON Al FoNrD Is WIZ.
PARIS. December 81 The Spanish C0nsI' a.
BOLrE Madame, department vt Itreusrs Ora
entails, I.ls notified tie sub-TfsfcC' ot RAyOun e
that Donna BIRuca. Vile ct bnr AIron-O.
brother 81 Carlos, has crossed the trout'er tutb D
Spain, aUd Proceeded towards l.ru Sc rgel.
TUE FEFSCH ,sBTNET QUESTION.
LONDON. December G1.-A Emrr Paris DIS
patch saws tHe question Ut reAryz gamrnt or f1 s
ministry whether the conference bctWeen the
government aud Ic>eutatIVC o. the various
groups in the assembly succeeds 0- fails. has
reached settlement. IN event 20 fsilare Of the
conference tie modification Or the cabinet will
he less complete, aut without political siguir
CauCe.
TIE srASfSH NAEY DgsLoEAL To THE RE-
FtTITt-
SANTASnsR, December SI.-The governor OF
Santsnder has resigned, and tie town Is quiet
The navy is favorable q Prince AltOus1. Mar
shal SerrznO has gone 20 Madrid.
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PhIIadeIphtn AHnIrs

hEA4h ~ a CATHOLIC n
PBILApKLPHlA, December sl.-Eey Thomas
Fox, pastor Of 81. Briget's Roman catholic
church, At the Falls OF SchuylkiII died last eve
ming. During the AZ inter of ~ l, when sru.Il poN
was so prevalent, be " ~ constant la his attend
auce al the hospital among poUr paticuts. and
received gold beaded cane as a tlstimDnial
for his services.
CHARLES CLARK, WHO ArTRNrrEp SUICIDE
IN New Ork. was clerk an the law OH 90 OF
John Z. Bullttt, ana lived IN the upper room.
When last zen he appeared % be parualy iu-
sane.
Fatal blow.
Yesterday Afternoon Wm. Thomas, ir-, who
res dee with his father I'm NicetJWn IHue. had a
quarrel with Wm. Martgr, in saloon kept
10y the elder Thomas ~ that place.
During the alteration IhOmss alleges that he
struck Martin IN self defense. This morning
the latter was fO1n1 dead a. his residence, AMI
Thomas, by the advice ot his counsel, gave HIM
self into custody, and he " lll be detained until
the cOrOneT's in uest b. held. Deceased has q
wife aud tour children, who live in the vicinity
OF NLcetOWu.
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The Polar Wave.

THE COLD SNAP COMING DOWN THIS WAY.
TORONTO, December Gl.-At seven O'Clock
this morning AZ Parry Sound, ontario the ther-
mOmeter Indicated 81 degrees below zera: al
OTlila, Il degrees below zero, ~ Ottawa. - de-
greCS below leTOi A. I;-Ockvile, Is degrees be % =
zero; Al Kingston, 10 degrees bei0g zero; az To-
rOutO, degrees below zero; az Montreal, ~
degrees below Eero; a. Quebec, Is degrees bel0g
zero; and at Halifax, zero.
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TELEGRAMS TO Tue STAR.
rhr PncIGc NniIrn,n.1Ira,1nn

Nav NCgK, December sl.-Ar tas Pa..ar
mail invest i-sfion tr-.'sy George Weed. cash .-r
Of John Roach a. Son tesrIird thst the sv-
charge check on the <'h 90 september. A. :.
vas : We" 81 ,be request OF Wee President Rel
ONs, aT1 vss only matter o. s-comniDda a'Ior.
"a thst Nr. Roach hsd 10 kUoWtcdEe OF the
matter.
4. Y. Uc's+o~, director Cf the Parir- Nal
company I'm ls-1, uCVt testified o. 80 ra wss n
irectCr ot tie ,orVAuy from the -f-h ~ Msr.
50, rE'l ire September following Re kuCS
nothing Ct tie subsidy. as o. never NAs dis
casSed st sry meeting Oi the directors shen he
Was present.
George 4. k.rgslsnd testified thaf he va q
director from Nav, lN-2 uutil the May folio -
iug. The question OF the "a ,,eUditurvs or ifs-
tlilfles Of the cCmUarE never Amn TO ~ a1N .H.
the board meetings ~ lille he was "a Ffnuer.
Chsries 4 Every testified thst hC whs af'c--
ney for A. a.. Sfnckwcll. In l>s2 witness a. iu
basiUSss NifG StockNel ia the nrm ~ W. n
Grsy = Avery StockWCN Was n, eclAl psrtn-r
i'm the firm, v hiCh va tr,ky~sge ant rNcha0Ee,
Stockwell was dealing I'M Psrinr mRl stocs
during tho time he " A. iu business " o. witne--,
witness promised 20 produce ms books showing
StO,kwtL's dealings te's gre the con MI-rcc.
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The Coal Ring

LOOK our FOR MORE GDC1ING n TRTCEs OF
FTRL.
PHILADELrHTA, Dceemher IA private
meeting OF coal operators was he'd to-day ~
the Residing railroad ol'iCe for the formation OF
an association OF operators Of tSchuylAil county.
No business Was transacted except ne election
OF officers and preliminary arrangements for
the protection of their Interests Ia the future.
ACT SECOND.
HAZLRTCN, Pa, December 5l.-A meeting
Of operators snd miners took place this morn
ing. A committee Of operators from tue Mauch
Chunk meeting a. yesterday submitted their
proposition, which WAS not accepted, tue meet
ing adjourned until January m. Work VIII be
suspended during the IUtervali
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Death Of - SpeciaI Agent OF tue Post
liiiI..a llPunrITIanI.

DEEvBG, Col, December 3I.-CJlOnel Isaac
III. DeElry, a Wtll-kuoNn special agent Ot the
Post Office department for Colorado Sew NaN
icO ard Ar.uua, Cred suddenly ~ has resi1 suce
FL this city 0-day OF heart disease.
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DoubIe Murder nbcut whisky.

st. LOUIS, December 3l.--ENO men named
Fuller and Clemens, st Fredericksburg, Bray
county, IA tlis state, Cuarreied last Ssrarday
s. out some whisky, and Clemens shot Fuller
with a dOGble Naggellcd shot gan, putting the
contents OF both barrels into him. Fuller. al
though nearly blown 20 pieces, r'uBgsf . knif5
into Clemens, almost clsembOwCllng b.m. Bosh
Efff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31

Two NOTORIOUS HORSE THIEvzs Tom Coy
and George Alexander, who murdered a gentle
man named White, at Springfield, Mo, in Oc
tobtr were killed on Monday near Ockmulgee
Inoisn territory. by detective York of SpTirp
reid. Another notorious outlaw, Kinch West,
az meTtalIY WOunded -
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NEW YORK DETECTIVES IN TROUBLR-
There is trouble among the New York detec-
tives. Two of the number have been caught
appropuiating stolen property recovered from
thieves, and discharged, and now a general re-
organization of the force is threatened Beside
Detective Farley, are also implicated by con
fessions made by "Spence Pettis," a notorious
aud skilful forger, now confined in the Massa-
chUsettS state prison.
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Travel Susneu,.pd.

DTTCHRss JUNCTION, y. I, De- emHeT b =
Travel On tie Hudson river railT3sd is OBJ
sfruCted a Garrison tunnel by Sue falling Oi
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s0clBTiOn Of school commits sioners and super:n-
'erdents OF New YORK, now in session at Svra-
cuse, a resolution was adopted asking Congress
10 ConsecTate part OF the moneys accruing from
'he sale OF public lands for the purpose OF ad
VsnCIng the cause Of education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31

THK HAYDEEsvILLB DAMMIT. French
chairman OF the Massachusetts legislative com
mittee on reservoirs, visited Haydensyille Z ues-
day 10 ascertain the cause OF the late disaster
there. His vereict was faulty engineering,
faulty material, and faulty building, and that
the dam was not wide enough, the stone not
suitable, and grouting not good enough.
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EALAEAUA's pLTAUTuEE.
NRW YORK, December SIX - KslRSsIa
auc suite lett tor New Haven this morning.
HALF MILLION DpLLAE-
in Eo,a was awarded to-day AZ from M . d
liz u.
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81 The MesoDs Of New York tenderad KIM
kalakaua reception last night.
sV A full list OF the removals in the Ral.I-
more custom house is published in the Amer
can Of this morning. The greatest force OF this
effort AZ retrenchment seems 70 have bssn ex-
pended on the appraisers department, and 10
have operated rather lightly elseRhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31

SMALL FOX, of most malignant type, is rag
ing among the Indians at Pickonock, on the
Gatneau river. On the y tn inst. the bodies OF
bine children were lying unburied. The Indians
are n pitltul state OF desttution, 1.-THE male
portion having either died or left this place
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OPERATION OF THE PEoHIBTToRY LAW IN
MAIHR.-Statistics of the workings of the pro-
hibitOry law in Maine during the past wear
show that $4,000 in fines was imposed and coll
lecteG for violation of the law. There have been
276 convictions in the supreme court of ram
sellers and IL commitments to jail, a larger
number than in any similar period previously.
Crime has decreased, the number OF cOpyicts
being = per cent. less than ten years since.
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A FIRE at Corey, Pennsylvania yesterday
morning destroyed seven buildings, Including
the United States hotel, Capitol hotel, Senate
hotel, American hotel, Jackson's candy factory,
and Finch 4 Webster's billiard saloon. Loss,
S-j coo.
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QUIET.-UrdeT date OF December o. GOV.
McEBery, OF Louisiana. teleyTaphs as foliOvs
10 Hon. Il. II. Mari. who II nOw In New YORK ia
re gard 20 the situation IN New Orleans" An
quiet, and viii continue 20. Hone 70 controI
organization OF house unless prevented by
United States traops y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31

MD'LLE ALBANI, the great American prima
donna, so acknowledged throughout the musi-
cal world, will on Monday evening next give a
grand concert at Lincoln Hall. Tns artist will
BE- supported by stars OF no inferior magnitude,
and the public may take advantage OF this her
CnIy Appearance in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31

TIE BILLIARD MATCH last night between
Maurice Vignaux and Joseph Dion, for the
championship and 81 eco, 600 points up, was
won in the 18th inning by Niguaux, Dion scor
ing 53S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31

will be lrese nted in the following order: Mill
taIy Academy, Post Office, Pension, Suniry
CiJl Expenses, Deficiency, and River and
HaIGCT. Nearly or quite ali will completed
IEINr 70 the Teassem hltng of Congress.
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Ihs testimQRg in the tierdemann case wa con-
cluded In Philadelphia yesterday. Father
Schlabe: chaplain Of St. B0nlfgce, testified that
he knew two months before GerdemSnn lett that
be was going. Mr.. Hirst, for the prosecution,
reviewed the testimony, ard said that the ac-
cused could be held under the law for embez-
element, and had burned the books showing his
Indebtedness. Mr.. Heyerin replied, and claimed
that Gerdemsnn did not desire acquittAl on any
technical grounds, but asked O. fan eXzmtna-
ton; that 90 far from being in arrears 20 the
church. the church was indebted 20 him; that
the funds entrusted 20 him had been used As
was intended, for church purposes, and with NJ
intention TO defraud; that no correct evidence
Of receipts and Expenditures had been produced,
and that no burning Of books took place a. al
legged, but the writings destroyed we're mere
pieces OF paper rolled up, and the act was done
openly and with no attempt at conceslment.
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NhSHlhGTDN, DcCembeT 81, l5l4
The ctflceTs o. the Navy and Marine Corps
~II assemble az the Navy department at II
O'Clock a. M, on Friday, January !, 1875, in full
dTess uniform for occasions OF special cere-
mOny. TO pas their respects TO the President OF
the Hiteti States At Il o'clock.
They will form in the Navy department m
der the direction CT the senior officer present
according 10 The order Of their Rssmila,ed naval
rank, aud VII, IN a body, walt upon the Prssi-
1tHr of tie IuitCd States.
~, ~ !. --..... .,..... ~, -. :,
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HALF HoLIDAY.-The public departments
were sill closed at noon 10 day, and the IN
ployes after exchanging the compliments of
the season departed, the majority OF them in
II e best OF humOr with themselves and every
body else to make arrangements for welcoming
the New Year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31

The JAY COoKE CAsK.-The case Of Gibson
ct al. against the trustees and committee OF
redtCTs Of JAY Cooke * Co, in which the oral
argument was suspended in consequence Of the
illness OF counsel Tor comPlainsnts, was sab
mItted in the United States court in Phlladel-
Phia Yesterday upoa written bT.efs from both
sides, uTOn which the decision OF the coaTt viii
be PlHfn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31

TBE DEVELOPMENTS in the Pacific Mail in
vestiestlOD, in New York, yesterday, were OF ns
special importance. The testimony produced
went to show that Stockwel was charged with
$40 COO, and the use of the money for the pur-
rcse Of bribery was not authorized by the board
of directOrs.
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I INCSLS RAIL.

I hALI.
ROYAL MARIONETTE
JOHN Z. MCDONCUGH-........ .......... ausgsT.
IL n "a hEach a W ..., 1 fessaT Ct
We have returned with the Erandest
ENTEBTAIEMEHT IN THE WURaO.
Last night most overwhelming success
The Original Royal NariOnetIes.
This Is tie largest aad most valuable eX hibitiOn
ever pF"seLtsd 40 Ihs pubic nstbi1g like 10 having
ever been Set before, ard safely assert that
completeness OF detail, gorgeous Of scenic an
eieEe Effects sp.eEdOr OF wardrobe, perfection of
E.SGel.nS, fault 81 lEulstiOR, iEErIcecY Of me
cGsn1sID and general tout ensemble, such maGni-
n7e5t entertainment has never bsfOrs been ox
Albi ID.
Imported from glrops a. cost of sI5OJ}.
~ Three distinct entertainments
CHRISTY MINSIRELS,
ITALIAN FANTOCCINI,
LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD,
Termir ating with the
GRAND TR TRANSFORMATION SCENE
Admission, secured seats, 70 Cts GeGeral Sdmis-
siOn 50 cts. To be had at hstZsrOtt's.
MAtinees " eduesdsy, THURSDAY, Friday and Sat
niday OF O'clocE; 50 certs TO ali parts Ot tie
house.
SPECIAL TO FAIiLIEs.-On every Mstlnes
each child viii be 1ntsd with illustrated
Gut racing tEe Fairy Tales Of Little Red Eiding
Hood, y The Golden Egg, '-Th" Forty TLio-es,' p
The Sleeping Beauty Jack in the Bsan
Riding hood. dsc30-tT
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pAhLOW'S GALLkRY
r y z a X IS

t HARBY DONEHUE,
COST CAER,
42s llTs STkEET, 6EABE
heW s-d neatly tttsd-up PGrlOTs and SlCw-roorrs
sud = C5Ebiy increased stock Of
Masquerade and Theatrical Costumes,
uprising several hundred and costly Drsssss
together nh eTeTT Yariety Of COstumG-Ladios',
Geur's aCd CGiidrel's 's-fCF
MASQUE BALLS AND PAKTLES,
PRIYATE THEATEICAIs
TABLEsUX AND OLD FOLKS CONOEBTs
p. e.-Nith thorough knowledge Cf our bust.
uSss e devote ourselves 70 the wants aid wishes q
cur p&ICD-, aEd by courteous snd polite attention
reasonable charges, and dis position 10 sCcCnmUdS.
and please, we seldom fs.l % give Estisisctioa.
Oc2s-8u
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

internal REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source day we're S55I ,5O3.lO. Total for
the month to date. s. osl.f3Os3
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GIN. MORGAN l.. SMITH DID Not COMMIT
SClCIDE.-A post mortem examination of the
body OF General Morgan l.. Smith, who died
Gdenly in jersey CITY, was rnada last night,
and death found 10 have been caused by CON
gesliOn OF the lungs. There is no foundation
Tor the report that the deceased committed
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A London Fo-
The TIItoa- Reecher Suit.

LoEDCT, December IA dense fog hangs
over this city tO-dsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-31

R-An explosion occurred in a mine near
Evanston, Wyoming territory, yesterday, by
which eight persons were killed.
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THz NV SUPERVISING ARCaITBCT.-Mr.
WD A. Potter, OF New York, who has accepted
the position OF Supervising Architect of the
Treasury department, TO enter upon his duties
on Saturday, ls the son OF the late Bishop Pct
ter, or Pennsylvania, and a brother of Mr.
CiaTksOn \. Potter, a member of Congress from
New York. In his profession he ia a man Of
exceptional ability, and has achieved an envi4-
bic reputation. He is the architect OF the Berk-
shire AtheDrum, Congregational church, at
Springfield, Mass the Amherst college chsval
and the Princeton Scientific School and ii
hTary, which i considered the best building Tor
IT, purpose u the United States. MIR. Potter is
gentleman Of sP0tless record and business lie,
and IS entirely free from political pref iIdIce.
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ANU SEMENTS.
BALLS. 90.

rEAhU bALB--IEr TIN u = Buuli Bail vi ,ns
" ES ENB car HULlC HIBERHIAS "A
81 CihTN taAEs ElsCs I'd I S5DAG ~
ENkkIkG New ear 3 eve J. December 3ist, E4S
ls74, a. ODD FeiloEs' Hall, 7sh street, be- E1iee
tween T. scd Z s-rsets. From the z1cCass that a.
atte 1dtd this Society on former entertainments va
venture the assertion thar 1hts will bs II la4
nest able affairs OF the season. Ths eihCteuf
tei-alts-s- - HEEsHEsHlrn-5 wiu l5aVc ncthiIE
1rcoTe g SN fu thp pleasure If their Ru sts. IN"
well ard favo5abIT su.EE caterers, II eJsrs Hit-
chell snd b0te!Or, have charge Of the supper
d. go g
TEE SEC-HD ANNUAL SOCIABLr Of the
y CALb nuNIAh CBI Is Ei'l be held EA
THURSDAY kNESiNG, December 81, &S
1874, at MAB1HI'5 HALL, y street, Hssr -
STh, nCrIhWest ganttsmsr's ticE ets, Si. szhSa
LEhies, 50 GEMS Tickets can b had Sf any Of Jns
members st Ge'ZerOtt's Music Sore, Pennsy IVA
ria aVsI nc, # ,. II BEKRY, Florist, cJTue- oT
l4th sGd q streets eTthwest. tec3S IT.
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STRIKE iT8Ls.-JHe Chinese are patient anI
skLiul mechanics, and II Is not surprising that
The WatchmakeTs OF California are disposed 10
employ them in their shops. The white work
men in the Cornell watch factory al San Fran
cisco threaten to strike il Cinnamon are en-
ployed, but the proprIetOrs are determined to
try the experiment. The Operatives AZ the
Fail River (Massachusetts) cotton mills have
also determined 10 resist a reduction oF yzayas
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The telegraph announced yesterday that the
Judges OF the general term OF the city court Ot
BROOKLYN had rendered their decisions up0n the
argument made by counsel tor Theodore riltBa,
in the suit for damage brOught by him against
the pastor OF Plymouth Church. The Argument
wEs, II vii be remembered, an appeal from the
order Of . udge McCue. OF the special term, d.
recting the plsiutif % furnish bill Of particl-
lars To the defendant, setting forth tue times
and places az which the alleged offences we're
committed. Judges Nelson aut Reynolds
rendered opinions IN the case reversing the OF
der OF the court below, ana permitting Mr. Tu
ton to Introduce all his proof On tue trial.
THB TEIAL To GO ON on MONDAY.
Judge Nelson CFlGeEtly means that there
shall he 10 further pOs'ponement, ne shown bv
an order from nim fer an extra panel OF i've
hundred special pOtit jITOTs.
General Tracy, OF counsel Tor Mr. Bee her in
the case CT IlltOn against HeecheT, stated on
Tuesday evening that no appeal would De taken
10y Ar. Beecher's lawyers from tie decision OF
tie general term Of the city court denying 10
the defendant the right - q bin OF particllars
MI. Tracy was not sure Sc TO whether an aouesI
could be taken from TIE decision. but hs said
that IL was a matter that would not Be gone
into. Er. Beecher was ready AMI anxious Tor a
trial, and no delay would bs IEtcrp0sed by his
counsel. General Tracy. Al the time he gave
this opinion, had moi consulted with the senior
counsel, Mr.. EySTt~, bGt he understood that
MI. Eyarts would offer no OPPOSITION . the
course Indicated by him.
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WAEMOTH DISCHARGED FROM CvST0yy-
At New Orleans yesterday Coroner DebIsue
msCe affidavit against Warmotb, charging him
with murder. Ihs case As then tried before
Jucge Staes. Several witnesses we're examined
and then testimony did not vary materially
from the account OF the affair given by eI-G0y.
"aEmoth himself, and teiegrapheG Saturday.
After hearing al tue evidence, Judge Stass ga-
clced the charge OF murder was not proven
against WJrmOth, and discharged the prisoner
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odd FELLOWS HAIL,

1919. ANEW YEARS FEsTIYAL. 1873.
FRIDAY saG SATURDAY AFTERNOON AID
NIGHTS.
Return to Wss5iusfou oF the eminent artists,
BOSE and HAhRY WATKINS, ana the wonder
III ckllo actress and sODEsiress, LITTLE ANY
Ike IL a grand moral drama, entitled,
IBIS WORST GHEYY, OR THE AyCEL
O6ILD,'
dedicsted 90 the memory % Father Mstthews, tho
great AEosuS OF len 0sTahCc, GHd the Good Tenn
Iiars Of LEe-ICG. This powerful play ms mot with
t1tTHCrainary scccsse through tbs country, asd
IS tAJhi u picture Cl the "Ilna5 live in d.
plcfiug the SOitiCal snd social aspects of M
tlCps it', SHd vtvidly lustFsting the besettng ain
Gf society.
Admission, 20 cents Rnl Is cents; reserved s-ats,
IS CeD..-t lie had 81 Ellisi d 1sic store on sEl
at;eT We lnt sdsy morning. delsD A.