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THEEi) EDITION.
The Peruvian Revolution.

CAPTURE OF A PIRATIcAL STE aArEn-BoLD DASH AT
lilo. g.
Advices from Peru report the capture of the
piratical steamer Tdlismdn by the Peruvian
monitor Hausodr in the bay of Pachochas, with
one thousand packages of arms and ammunition.
Forty seven Peruvians and the crew Of the Tai
isndn we're on shore.
They took possession of the port of no, driv-
ing out the garrison with come loss of life. AT
ter witnessing the capture Of tho Talisnaan they
seized the railroad cars and an engine aud
started for the interior town Of ofMogulgua, which
they captured. Senior Perola, Chief Of the Ex-
pedition, proclaimed himself dictator. Troops
have started to capture the patty.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

COMMITTEE MEErINa.-Mr. Eli Crozier re-
quests the Finance Committee on the monument
fund to meet him. in the parlor of the Clayton
House tomorrow, (Tuesday) afternoon at 8
o'clock, for consultation on an important sub
iect.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

ALMOST CoMpLETED.-The work on the new
Bethel NJ. L. church in Brandywiue Hundred is
almost completed. 1t will be dedicated on Sun
day, December 18th. 1t is expected that Bislops
Simpson and Scott will be present if the weather
is favorable also a number Of the local clergy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

WAGES AT CHRsTER.-The regular wages for
building work in Roach's ship yard Chester is
now as low as 1854 per week, but as rule tasks
are assigned, aud all additional work commands
additional pay
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

This is the day for special intercession for
Missions. General Missionary meeting, this
evening, in Trinity chapel Service at 71s
o'clock
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Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 80.
Cotton quiet at 145s@15J6c. Flour steady /;
Penna., Indiana and Ohio extra family, $685.
@6 50. Wheat, choice, wanted others dull |;
red, $120@l.22 amber, S1.256DS1. .28 white,
$lS0@1.33. Corn steady mixed 93c old, 85c !;
new yellow 83@86c. Oats rather quiet white
G5@67c Whiskey held at $1.02.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwNE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND GRAIN--ooRREoTED DAILY.
Family Flour. r............. S7.75,p 875
G4mA riour. ....-..-'.... .......-.. ooUt0 70
l5uperine fiouf.ss..-. .....,...,. a.fDCo' 0.I0
Wheat. Observation-Disclosures. 1.20
Corr, New, .......4.............. Too
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xIssnnciaI.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY,
R. rr. A. %

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY,
New YORK. Nov. 80.
Gold, to-day, $1.12ss
LONDON FINANCIAL QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
Furnished by Merrick, johnson Co., Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th anu Market Sts]
LONDON, 1880, P. NJ, Nov. 80.
1865, 1o61 186Ta 1o916 Ten-forties
1o4h New Fives OF 1881, 1884 Erie Railway
Shares "a. preferred 3s. Market weak. '''
Tho minimum rate Of discount at the Bank of
England advanced to Q per cent to-day
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

GRAND HOP REHEARsAL.-OnS Saturday even
ing, Professor Kruger gave very popular OK
hibition of his dancing class in Masonic Temple,
to which the parents and friends of his pupils
were invited and to which invitation there was u
general response. Between Az and 80 young
misses and gentlemen appeared upon the floor
at one time and performed many evolutions,
creditable alike to themselves and teacher, and
gratifying to the parents of che children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30
SPAN.

srREvarr OF THE REGULAR ARMY.
MADRID, Nov. 80.
1t is said that the army now numbers 400, 900
men, fully armed, and there are 40, 900 more who
are waiting for arms which have been ordered
from the United States
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
pHIrADELPHfA, Nov. 80

Cattle moderately active common to extra
Penna. and Western steers 4lD715c. Sheep I'M
changed 4(95hfc. Hogs lower at S10@lO.25 per
hnndred
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

ABOLITION OF LEGAL Custom. The Judges
of the Hartford county, (Md.) Circuit Court Lave
abolished the custom Of assigning counsel, at
the expense of the county, for prisoners indicted
for petty offences. Their action in tile premises
empowering them to do 30. In future where
such prisoners are unable to employ counsel or
can find no member of the bar willing TO under
take their defence, tho court will see that they
have fair trial, 30 that justice may be dove.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30
The TronbIes in Inc CoaI Regions.

SERIOUS RIOT NEAR sHANERs vILLAeE--FoUR
ITALIANS KILLED.
A serious riot occurred near Shaners VI
lage, Pa, yesterday morning. 1t appears that
about twenty-five armed Italian miners
crossed the river from Armstrong; and be-
haveG riotously, driving the women and
children from the houses, but were driven
back by the citizena. Subsequently about
seventy. five men crossed tho river from Buena
Vista, and opened fire on the Italians. Tn alott
three-querters of an hour the Italians displayed
a white flag, after which the firing ceased, and
they promised to leave the place to day. 1t is
said that four Italians were killed and many
others severely wounded, while their antagonists
escaped injury. Further trouble, it is believed.
will be prevented by the Sheriff of Westmore-
land county, who has arrived with police force
on the scene.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30
REV York.

WRIT on HAnEAs CORPUS GRANTED TO wM. M.
TWEED.
NEW YonK, Nov. 80.
A writ OF hdbeds corpus was granted, to-day, on
the petition of W. M. Tweed, who alleged hs is
illegally detained on a warrant Of the Court that
had no Jurisdiction in lis trial for misdemeanor.
The case will be heard in the Superior Court, on
Weduesday ..H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

Two OF the indictments for embezzlment
against ex-State Auditor Mcllratb, of Minnesota
have been quashed in the Court OF Common
Pleas, st. Paul, but the demurrers to the others
are overruled, and the defendant is required to
plead to them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

CHANGE OF HOUR Rs--WILNIN'lTJ IN
~ n WESTERN NRAILRoAp-Co,amrn rncng Mon
day, September iAth, 1874, Trains will rs FOL
lows.
Leave Wilmington 10. 80 a. m and 81 y. M
Leave Iandenberg 645 q m., and 10 q. IA
Arrive Miln ngton IS a. M and IS D. IN.
Arrive Landenberg 1915 o. M, and % p. III
C0NNECrIONs.-At Wilmington, with p. W.
B and Delaware X. r. trains At Landenb rg with
Penna d Delaware Railroad.
ty2a-u DAVID CONN GLL. sup.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

BEST BARGAINS FOR HARD TISna Once again
our enterprising citizen, Lichte'istein, Market
street merchant, has been to New York and has
returned with large and impor ant purchase,
consisting OF $50 new cloaks. ali wool beaver,
of the latest designs, snlcn he is
able to offer to the ladies' of this city at prices
actually below the cost of impe.la.iau Theso
goods arrived in New York too late for that
market, hence had to be sold at a great sacrifice
aud Mr.. LichtenAtein had the giud fortune TO
be the buyer. OF course all wanting cloaks
this winter will go there and see this stock and
supply themselves. Mr. L. y sale OF ribbons at
his recent remarkable special Offering wss a e'c-
be 30 too
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

JEwELRY STORE RoBBED-The Iewelry store
of u. II. Hanf, in the Repnblicdq building at the
s. L. corner of Third and King streets, was en-
tered about 8 o'clock on Sunday morning and
robbed of about $500 worth Of watches and jew
elry. Entrance had been effecteu by throwing
brick bat through the window and breaking
hole large enough to admit boy. Three watch.
Oh from the show case, 25 from the repairing
case,an quantJy,of jewelry in the window
were appropriated by the thieves. A watch
guard was found afterwards behiud bulk win
dow leaning against the fence, some Distance
from the store. but as yet there is no clue to the
perpetrators, though suspicious point to some
thieves just discharged from New Castle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30
SECOND EDITION.
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE sIeNAL sEBvIoE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.
Probabilities For the Middle States, the
temperature will remain bs,ow freezing, with
clear Oh. fair weather, Northwest or South west
winds and rising barometer OH the coast.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

The Citizens Oil Refinery of Plttsburg, sus-
pended on Saturday. Its liabilities are stated at
100000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30
=Deash OF !. ssenas, Iva,ai.. Turiss.

John NJ. Read, ex- Justice of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, died yesterday after 10 n
after short illness of cholera mol bus, aged rs
years. Judge Read was the father of Gen. j.
NJ. Read, United States minister to Greece, who
sailed for Europe last week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-30

pLACK SILKS-THE MOST RELIA-
~ BILE makes Of Black Silks, constantly on hand
at he lowest market prices We have Just received
tiful in appearance and celebrated for Its wearing
qualities also striped and solid colored silks.
WM. Is. SHARP,
Fourth and Market SIreets
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1leiv a advertisements.

NOAL CHEAP FOR CAsH-Se 25 FOR
" STOVE; $3.50 Foi NUT. GUARAN EED M
BE OF BEST QUALITY.
GEO. W. BUSH d SON, French Street Wharf
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TtHAS. CAMBLOS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 80 SOUTH THIRD ST., PHILADELPHIA
DEALERS m
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD. SILVER. &c.
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commission
Particular attention given to Investments.
nov17-lyfp
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each and every one Of them conspire, in
umidate and control, and did attempt 10
intimidate and control numerous qualified
voters In said district In exercising the
right OF sutferAgo by threatening 10 de.
prtve said voters Of employment, by
threatening to refuse to renew contracts
with said voters for labor In violation OF
the statute OF the United States, wherefore
he pray1 that said parties be arrested and
dealt with according to law.
F. LEWIS MERRILL.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
92d day Of October, 1874.
A. b LEMssEE,
q. ). Commissioner Dist. Of LOttisiand.
Captain Scovell, Of the steamer Bryarly,
which arrived last night from Shreveport,
states that on tho way up he engaged o
iull cargo Of cotton for her return trip al
points below Shreveport. Meantime cav
airy appeared accompanied by Q. 3.
Deputy MarShals who were reported 10
have writs for the arrest Of several hun.
dred citizens OF parishes bordering on
Red River. These reports and the pres
ence OF cavalry produced panic among
the whites, who Immediately took 10 the
woods. The negroes stopped work, and
out ol a lull cargo engaged, tho Bryarly
got but 20 bales, there being no one to
haul the cotton to the landings,
Captain scoVell states that cotton pick.
ing has been almost entirely suspended on
many plantations, which will cause heavy
losses to both planters and merchants.
General Emory reviewed hIa troops
this morning,
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Terrible Boiler Explosion .

DETROIT, October 24-YesterdOy, at
1880 r N, the boilers Of the mill and salt
works belonging to W. II. Cooper s. Co.,
New River, exploded. The mill had Just
started, When, without moments warn.
ing, the boiler heads flew OF, Five men,
two named Culhane, Alex. Miller, John
Talbot and Henry Getty, with his little
son, named George Getty, aged about
eleven years, were standing in the fire.
room at the time.
The two Culhanes were very badly
scaIded, and also Getty's son. The boy
was 80 badly scalded across tho bowels
that he died about eighteen hours after
the explosion. Miller and Getty, at latest
accounts were improving. No hopes arc
entertained Tor the two Culhanes and
Talbot.
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THE Rlv. WARD WELLS, D. D.,
Convention of Irish Catholic Benev-
oient Societies.

BALTIMORE, October 24.-In the Con.
venIion OF the Irish Catholic Benevolent
Society to-day, resolutions were adopted
that the children OF members Of tho State
Union, needing the protection OF the Gen.
eral Union, be placed in the Catholic Pro.
tectoratO OF each diocese, and cared tor
ss wards oil the Union; that 1t ia not ad.
visablo now 10 encourage Irish immigra.
tion 10 this country; that Catholic schools
be promoted; that Lyceums be establish
ed by each local Society Of the Union;
and that the s!h ol December DO recog.
nizcd as tho National holiday Of the
Union. ..r ...
Mayor Kelley, Of Richmond, was unau.
imously elected President, and the Ex.
eculive Committee and Committee on I'M.
migration appointed.
The Convention adjourned to meet In
Rochester the third Monday Of October,
1879 .f..
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AN interesting communication appears
In our columns this morning from gentle
man who recently had an experience or
"Seance," as they call it, with prolessed
female clsirvoyant in this city. These
clsIrvoyauts are the greatest humbugs in
the world, but large numbers OF them nev.
erthelcss make a living In the various
cities OF the country by playing, as this
one does, upon the credulity Of supersti.
tious people. 1t seems astonishing that
so many people are incapable Of sound re.
faction on this subject. Our correspond.
eut offered this medium q thousand dol
lars '!n cash" 10 make the table move
without touching II, but she could not do
It, because, as he says, the law o
gravItatIon, or, more properly speak
ing, the "rS tnertids' ol matter, inter.
tered with her power to do so. OF
course 1t did. When this great law Of
the physical world is overcome VIC shall
Gee tables move without tho laying on Of
hands, but not until then. That there are
many mysterious phenomena connected
with SO called spirituAlism ia not 10 be
questioned: Were this not the case we
should not sec such scientists as WAL
LACE coming out In defense Of Il.
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The NeYadn Sena,or,hIn.

SAN FBANCEco, October 24.-Thc BuI.
dtIn, this evening, has tho following dis
patch on the political situation in Neva-
da; The effort Of one or two journals
to make this party issue is ab-
surd in the extreme. Prominent Demo.
Gratis are known to be for Sharon first,
last and sll the time, while 1t Is frequently
reported on the street that even Williams,
for whom the legislative Democratic can.
didateS from Story county are pledged, is
only a dummy and an aid in securing
shsron's election. With regard to Char.
ley De Long, he eeems 10 DO making a
worse record than during the Stewart
contest, No thinking politician has ever
looked upon him TO be even in the fight
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CUBA.
THE FISANcIAL PloBLESt


HAVANA, October % The DiGrto ssvs
there is no truth in the reports which
have been circulated that Captain General
Concha will not enforce the decree of July
10, establishing contributions Of five per
cent Of capital. The story has been put
in circulation for the purpose Of raising
the premium on gold as well as TO ipIure
the credit oil the Government. Superior
authority never recedes, no matter what
may be the nature Of the opposition which
It meets. It has been decided to enforce
this decree with the utmost viger in order
10 prevent the psrSlyzstiOn Of the Govern.
meut and to bring into the Treasury the
amount imperatlvely demanded for the
peremptory necessitios Of the campaign.
Conchs has accepted tho accounts fur
nished by Taxpayers, but reserves the
right, should it be found hereafter that
their capital is greater than represented,
to collect on surplus at the rate Of five per
cent.
Concha, accompanied by his chief OF
ststt, thTeo aids and an escort OF flity SOL
diers, left for the Cinco Villas district and
the TrCChG,
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Cincinnati ResurTectionisIs Captured
at Seymour-ThTeats Of Lynching.

SEYMOUR, IND, October 24-It was
found this morning that the grave of a
young lady, buried here yesterday, had
been tampered with. Upon opening it
tho discovery was made that the body had
been taken out. Tho matter was prompt.
ly Investigated. Trains leaving the city
were closely watched. Officers went out
on the Cincinnati mail train going East,
aud when at Hardenburg, eight miles
east Of here, two men got on with o trunk
heavily wrapped with ropes. One OF
them was arrested, but the other one
jumped ott:the train, while under way, and
escaped. The trunk was opened, and
found to contain tho stolen corpse. The
corpse and prisoner were brought back
here tonight. He is q German, from
Cincinnati, and says he was hired by the
man who was with him, whose name he
he did not know. Great excitement pre-
walls, and it is feared he will be stretched
tonight.
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A Distressing Accident in MlssIs-
BIppI.

MEMPH1s, October ga distressing
accident occurred In Pamela county,
Miss, last Wednesday, which cast q
gloom over the entire county. A party
OF four young men were hunting deer In
Tallahatchie Bottom, and became sepa-
rated. One of them, Ben Mitchell, while
pursuing path through the cauebrsks,
observing acsne shaking ahead of him,
and thinking it was deer, fred the con-
tents OF double 'bsrreled shotgun, loaded
with buckshot, and hearing scream,
rushed to the spot, and found Thomas @,
Masley, one of his companions lying dead ,
shot through the head; David White, an.
other, was shot in the head and MORALLY
wounded, and the third one, 3. W. John.
son, was severely wounded, All the par.
ties were very respectfully connected, and
the deploraolc accident has brought
mourning and sorrow to many homes.
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NEW YORK, October 24-Arrived-
Steamships NeCkar, from Bremen; Rotter.
dam, from Rotterdam; State Of Indiana,
from Glasgow; and Colina, from Antwerp.
NEW YORK, October 25.-Arrived-
Steamships Belgie, from London; Plei.
sdes, from YokOhsma and Shanghai, via
SuGZ Canal.
LONDON, October 25.-Arrived out
Steamships Deutchland, Halsatia and
Baltic from New York.
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SQUIRE KAMMER.-On Friday morning
Fred. Christman elected Julius Ballen-
berg from his saloon, on Main street.
Bsllenburg went before Squire Hammer
and swore out warrant Tor the arrest OF
Christmsn, charging him with assault.
The case was partially heard on Friday
evening, and concluded on Saturday
morning, Christman was fined 81 and
costs.
During the trial Of the above case ia
cob Ballenberg, a son oil the defendant,
used proiane language in the Justices
Office. he was fined for two offences 81
and costs each, which he paid.
Jacob Ballenbarg then swore out a
warrant against Phillip Knabe for threat.
cning TO do him personal injury. This
case will be tried at some future time.
Fred. Chrlstman swore out q warrant
against Jacob Ballenberg, charging him
with threatening to do him personal
harm. Bsllenberg was examined and
held in 800 to keep the peace. He found
the bond, but refused 10 pay the costs
AS he was nonresident, he was commit.
ted TO jail,
A warrant was also issued by Squire
Hammer for the arrest Of Frank Edwards,
for aSsaulting and cutting Patrick Gil
boy.
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But that a table was ever yet moved
without physical contact Of some kind Is
something not TO be believed under any
circumstances. Parity ofreasoning teach.
es US that II a table could be thus moved
other substances could be moved in like
manner, and no limits could be set to the
destructive range Of such an irresponsible
agency. This world is not Get up on such
principles.
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THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD PARK RACES,

NEW YoRK, October "a AT fleetwood
Park today, the deciding heat for the 81.
2;27f.
In the race for $1,000, for horses that
never beat 2:4l, there was dead heat
between Music and Gomez. Everett Bow
won the second and third heats. Time
2:25i, 2:95 Barney Kelly won the fourtb
heat In 2:27, and Music the flllh heat in
2:25. The race was then postponed MI
Monday on account Of darkness
Tho $500 race, for horaes that never
beat 2;4l, $4O0 TO the first horse, was won
by Rutledge in three straight heats.
Time, $3.50, 1885,, 1856.
TRoT Against GoLDsMITH MAIDS FAST
-. TINE.
BOSTON, October PA large crowd
witnessed the trot this afternoon by Dsn
Moses stallion, Jay Gould, against Gold
smiths time Of 2:l4 The following is
the result: First heat 2201, second GeaI
9:2l}. he was withdrawn at this point
having scratched himself in the second
heat.
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The Noon Eciipse.

NEw York, October 24.-A slight fog
prevailed at the beginning of the moon
eclipse, but gradually lifted ss the moon
became totally obscured, and the sky
grew clear. The fog is quite heavy at
Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON, October 24.-There is q
dense fog, and the eclipse cannot be seen.
SAN FnANc1sCo, October 23.-Tho
eclipse of the moon lsst night was visible
through most phases, but dcnae fog OBJ
scured thst of tot0lity. Two hours after.
ward heavy rain began, which still con-
tinunq
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GERMANY,
THE CASE OF Won ARSrx.

BERLIN, October 24.-It Is expected
that the public trial Of Won Arnim will
begin early in December. Bismarck will
be the principal witness for tho prosecu-
tion.
LONDON, October PA dispatch from
Berlin says that the Judge entrusted with
the preliminary inquiry into the case Of
Won Arnim Is expected Monday from
Paris, where he has been collecting evl-
dence. The taking Of the testimony Of
Prince Hohenlohe, German Ambassador
at Paris, and that Of Prince Bismarck,
only remains to complete the preliminary
INQUIRIES.
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BOSTON, October 24-Within dsy or
two suits have been brought against the
smaller shoe manufacturers in Cochituate
and vicinity Tor alleged violation of the
GsIlatine patent, and the establishments
were closed, throwing workmen out OF
employment and delaying tho filling Of
orders. AS fast as the manufacturers OBJ
tain bail they resume business,
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court
met as usual Saturday morning. The
jury in the Dorrington case returned YER
dict OF guilty, and the prisoner was SEN
fenced to two years' imprisonment in the
penitentiary. Court then adjourned to
this morning at o'clock.
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SAN DOMINGO.

SAN DOMINGO, October 11.-Tho Re-
public is quiet President Gonzales has
issued o decree authorizing the contrac-
ton Of Ioreigu loan TO the amount Of
$4,000, 900, and has appointed Jose Manuel
Glss agent 10 negotiate it.
JAcMRL, October 11.-BusinCss dull.
The coffee crop is immense, but 1t comes
In slowly. The country people are refuS.
ing to sell at the prevailing price, which is
ten dollars.
Octavius Romeau has been commission.
ed P,enipolentary 10 the Courts OF Eng
land, France and Spain. The Republic
Is quiet.
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GUTLTY.-Unitsd States Deputy Mar.
shal VIM. II. Irwin returned Saturday
night from Cleveland, where he has been
attending U. S. Court in the trial OF John
]. Mcdonald, Geo. Il. Brown and ]. l..
Boyd, for passing counterfeit money. The
Gaze occupied the court four days, and on
Saturday morning the jury returned a
verdict of guilty in each OF the three
cases. They will be sentenced this week,
and go to work for "Uncle Sam" John
W. Scarborough, from this city, who is in
the same case, has been indicted, but has
not yet been tried.