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Arizona citizen., 1874-07-18

M. I. JACOBS, B. M. JACOBS, L. M. JACOBS, L. WOLF, 4O6 Montg'mry St., S. F. Tucson, A. T.
 M. l. JACOBS 6 CO.,, WHOLESALE AND R ETAIL
 DEALERS, Main Street, Tucson, A RE NOW OPENING OUT A VERY -A heavy stock of goods of all kinds which we can and will sell at
 ROCK PRICES. They call especial attention to their stock
 of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SHEETINGS AND MUSLLNS,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 HATS AND CAPS,
 SHA WIS,
 GC, GC., Bought during the Panic in New York Coal, Linseed and other Oils,
 Blasting Powder and Fuse,
 Groceries and Provisions,
 Paints and Turpentine.
 Glassware, CrOckery.
 Hardware. Cutlery,
 &c., &c. Having commenced shipping by khe route through Sonora, lately opened, we have obtained freight at such low rates, that we are enabled to offer goods Less than their Cost Brought Oyer
 the Yuma Road. We offer full assortment of every class of Merchandise, and append list of pri- ces of some articles which we will sell at our store here FOR CASH, to show that we "mean business: Coal Oil, gal. Cans............... S65O B Can. First quality "Circle A" Crushed Sugar, in IOOfD sacks, ,...-............. S23.5O 5 Sack. Extra Costa Rica Coffee, in 1OOib sacks, S3750 B Sack Best Chemical Olive Soap. 40 bars in box, S5 B Box.
 Superior Adamantine Candles, 20fb boxes, S4.50 5 box.
 We shall continue to keep up a large supply and will warrant every article to be exactly as represented. Orders will be carefully attended to, and goods selected as thoroughly as if you were present. Although we sell at rates greatly Below Prices Heretofore Current
 Here, we are willing to give our customers the benefit of the lessened cost of freight, We make small but fair profits, and give our customers the full value of ther mOn- ey and the goods they buy, without resort ing to artiffces of any kind. We shall be pleased at any time to re- ceive your orders assuring you of the ad- vantageS we offer.
 M. I. JACOBS & co. Tucson, July 1, 1874. 39-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-18
WATER DELIVERED.
WATER DELIVERED. THE PEOPLE OF TUCSON ARE RE- | minded that
 MARTIN TOUHEY Delivers Clear, Fresh Spring Wa ter once or more a day, at a
 Very Moderate Price.

He Is as punctual as clock, and delivers at hours to suit customers. Callupon him for water and particulars. mr3o-tf
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-18
COMMISSION AGENTS,
I'M OK TIE RS

By every Steamer, assuring full and fresh
 their varied select and heavy stock from European, Eastern and San Francisco Markets.
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-18
JOBBERs

To Merchants, Store and Station Keep CTS, Miners, Liquor Dealers, Rancheros and Transporters, at rates which guaran- tee satisfaction.
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-18

Camp Grant Is situated convenient to Pueblo Viejo and other new settlements on the Gila; not far from the noted Clifton Mines, on the roads between Camps Bow ie and Apache, and San Carlos. Our prices are as low as any dealers and goods as good as can be purchased in the best markets. Patronage is respectfully solicited.
 SNYDER & BUCK. Camp Grant, A. T., December 20. 1873. 1y
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-18
NEW GOODS. From East and West.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED A NEW III Stock of
Arizona citizen., 1874-07-18

All TreightS consigned to our care will be
 forwarded with dispatch.
, 1874-05-21

fornts. yeatorday road paper on oslifornis@
: Study In Social pcionce."' before tho bocial
goienco Association In NOW York.
--A Bpeooh eight hours long, lasting until
ha1t-pant 8 o'clock yeHtorday morning, was de-
llyerod In tho City Council Of Springfield, o.,
night before lans, by a momber In support OF
Baloon ordnance, putting drinking placcs under
Bl1ch restrictions az to amount to prohibition.
The ordinance VIVA finally lnla on tic tablo.
--Hamuel Parker, Of Horny, Ill.,, was appointed
MoBsongor OF the QGnin inspection Department
vice N. +. Stemmorn1an. removed by the Ratl-
road CornmisBioneEH yeatertiny.
--L!couko was issued ycatordRy to tho Nortll-
western Supply Company OF Chicago, capltal
$50, 900. Certificates OF organization woto ia
Bucd to the 11atnoBy1ilo Literary Association.
Of Lake County; ta tho Philosophical Bocioty, Of
Chicago, and to tho Onnrga, 1roquois County,
1.-Two Stock Importing Company, capital $50 t000.
Tho racoa III Courtrldgo City, Ind, comulouo-
ing Juno 2, promise to bo tho host over hold
thore. Over aixty ilyors nro thero now, and
among thoBn already ontorod arc TllomaH l..
Young. Professor, Chicago uooBicr Dick, Law-
romeo, and others, thai trot in the twentfoa. Tho
truck Ia in bottor condition than oyor before,
aud good time will DO nlado.
:.-Dispatohea from Wilmington, Dol state TINT
withtn thu pnst two wooks species Of black bug
has appeared in considerable numbers in tho
surrounding poaoh orchards, aud especially In
tlloso nonr Denton, CarolIne County, Nd, and
has lono aerious damage. In ono nursery tho
grnftod stocks OF 83O00 treoa wero entirely
. killed: It IL asserted That tho insect is oven
capabla OF destroying large troee, AZ It thlckl,
coyore The lenves.
, 1874-05-21
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brook, Illinois. He is we'll worth s2,60o. soo-
ond Grand Duke Of Airlrie, @490, to p. Oookson,
Of DonneJ, IL. kfastcr .Mazurka, I'd, 1856, ].
H. Spears, Tallula, Iii. Baron Oxford Qwynno,
I'd, $500, to A. atrawn,. Of Ottawa, III. He B ono
Of tho flnoat ahow-bulls In tho Northwest. soc-
ond' Baron Gwynnot- $180, Paris, Mo. Baron
1vynno, al, e115, i. .. Henning, Loo Co.,
Ill. Baron jubileo dwynne S100. B. Dunlap. Of
Jackson, III. 1wedsdale, BY J; II. spoars, $laas5,
]. II. Spears. TallulM, Ill. Alma Duke. $28b,
Mr.. Mathowg, Darlington, Wis. Shamrock,
&160, j., r. Mtldlocoft. of Paxton, I'll. Calm
Duke, $105. J.;p. Paut, Sugar Grovo ILL., Baron
eouan, .$280,,t ). II, Bpunrs, Iallulu, ILL., Or
ford LangulBl,, ono Of the worry choicest Ok
fortlp tn An,orica, sold for tho. low prco
Of &G0o, to Jainos Mix, Kankakae, III.
nodorIo. $21o, to i. Colo, Linen Mills, iii.
Phalton,'s Oxford, e145, toWilam Condell, Lalto
Foreat, III. planot, e14o, to ]. ooy, Worthwhile,
III. ucneir. $1o5, to Q:J. brown, Illinois. Goneir,
s10b, to @. ]. Brown, llinoB. Oxford Duke; fifth,
S150, to ]. II. 6ponrs. Tallula, III. Oxford
Uhief 91o6, to j. II. Spears Talli1la, III, Oxford
Hero, second, 4145, 10 J. II. Rpcars Tallula, I'll.
F,fth , de, Duke q s. Heraon, s14o to DIP. Hoso,
With this closed one OF tie groatost aud mont
successful saIeB OF tiu noble racc Of cattle ovor
hold In tho Wont. It must not bo understood,
howoyor. thnt tho young and entorpriHing pro-
pElctor Of 0lon Flora, blr. @. O. parke IL going
out Of tue buBinoss, as he has upwards OF %
head yot on hRnd which hfo without doubt tic
1neht herd Of Its numbor ii America.
, 1874-05-21
TEIEGRApH(C. BREWITlE9.

Advicea from Madeira stato that tho vinoa are
III satisfactory condition.
-pha Connecticut Legislature, In Joint con-
gent yontion Yesterday, elected ". ". Eaton, Unttod
The budget Of tho city public schools Of
milwaukee,, Wis, asks for total Of S147, 500 for
tho year.
Azores newspapers dcny the existence In
those ialands Of movement In favor OF annoxa-
tion to tho United StateB.
Sixty Meunonitos arrived in Now York ycs
torday from Rusaia, and left for Yankton, Dak.,
in the evening.
Tho fourteenth annual meeting Of tho lndt-
ana Woman Suffrage Association will be held at
Fort Wayne May 28 and 28. Large delegations
Tho protractod "1ocl1-out" Of farm laborors
In Lincolnshire Eng, has ended BY settlement
which will probably be adopted IN oshor agrlcul.
tural districts Of England.
Among tho passengers oy the steamship
AbYasinla. for Liverpool yeBtorday, wero Con,
8ohenek. Judge Doolittlo, and OK -Benator Dayard.
The bridal party from tho White House wlI|
sail in tho steamer Dalte on Saturday.
Tho Patrona Of Hnsbandry In IIoward Coun.
y, Ind, Will bold . union picnic at Kokomo
and manufacturers gonoral]y to participate. i aud
tho latter to exhibit agricultural maehinorv'
Aalt-fare trains will run from Iudlauapolu, I,o.
gansport, Peru, and Anderson.
-neporta from all Haottons Of Nebraska ehov
that tue prospects for tue grain and fruit crops
Tho Nav York State Associated pross met in
Nov York yesterday. The following officers
gore eleoted' President, James Warro1t, Duf1ulo
10y Courier Secretary and Treasurer, IT,. d. n.
WHksn, Wsm, icy 2yyo, 4Snes Executive oemmtttes,
smith, syracuse JoM,7sal; J: 9. Ouylor, Albany
I'd. G, Hazard, E!mira Gazette
J. -tFeslaent Gilman. Of tho Uulyerslty Of Cali
, 1874-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES,


TO ALL. PARTICULARLY INvAL1D5, SPRING
II trying season. Indications Of sickness should at
onoo be attended, to. Fatal disoaaos may bo caused
By allowing tho bowels to hocomo constlpntod, and
tho syatom 10 roman In disordorod condition, until
tho diaosder has timo to develop iso1f.. An ounce
Of prevention Ia worth pound of ouro Is an old aud
truthful saying. Therefore, 10 advise all who aro
troubled with tho complaints uor vo.y prova1ont-
hsadschc ndlgoston dtaororcd ltvcr. want Of appe-
tito nausea. foyerish akin, to tako Without delay.
sohoncs's Mandrake Pills. Wo know Of no romedy 80
harmless aud dcols!vo In lis action. 1t at strikes at
tho root Of tho dseasc and PRODUCES hoa}tly tono to
tho sJsto. Pooplo ueod suor tron any disease
arising from dtsordored condition o the vorf thcy
would taxo this excellent mcdlons whom they foc1 tho
h1st Indications Of tho uand.. Families leaving home
for tho suor months should take hsoo or four boxoB
thosa pills with tho. Thoy avo On almost
ooot. Thog will rosvo tho patont Of cndnoho in ono
or two hours. and will rapidly ltvor Of surround
Ing hIte and will cfoctualiy prevent bilious atsnok.
They sold by ali druggists.
, 1874-05-21
FOREIGN:
hlacn1ahon Finally Succeeds In Form
;~e, ing Cabinet.
Its; Members Chosen from the Right
= - and Right Centre. -
Moro Severe Fighting In the vi
ID a., cinity Of Bilbao.

FRANCE.
LONDON, MAY 2o.-A special dispatch aays TINT
the alleged challenge Of Paul Caesagnao by tho
Duke do Chartrcs is unfounled.
: pAn1s, May 20.-It ia srumorod that Tho demand
for a dissolution of tho Assembly has boon re-
pudiated by the Loft and tho Extromo Right.
Tie report flattcus the Dourso. <'
PANS. May 20.-Tho ministerial crisis oon-
tinuon. Tho only progress made today was an
agreement between : Presit1snt 1facStal,on aud
tho Right Centrc, that no Donapartiat should bo
LoNpoN, May 21.-Tho Daily Nc,os special
from Paris saya tho Cabinet has hoen formed.
Its principal members arc Goulard; De las Ca
aaH, LaYorgno, Grivart, aud Czanne. all Of whom
belong to tho m@aerate n section Of tho Right aud
mont is to oonoiliate both Centres, III order to
oasry the septehniat Constitution through tho
Assembly. i.
, 1874-05-21
BOSTON,.

Inducements HELD Out to the Cnnnrd
Limo for q Continuance OK the Trips
OF Their Etotlnnex8.
BOSTON, Maas., May 2o.-An adjourned meet
ing was hold to-day Of the conference committees
Commercial Exchange, who are considering tho
subject OF the contemplated withdrawal Of
Ounard steamers from this port. a series Of
resolutions woro adopted after considerable dis
ousson, requesting tho Boston 4: Albany nail--
road Company to eHtablah ratoB Of frolgllt, and
guarantee OF Weights to and from Boston, aud
maintain thom In good faith for at least ono
year on tue same basis as may exist,
from timc to timo, to and from Now
Immediately Its charges at its elevators to one
cont per bushcl for tho first ton days, and ono
quarter Of ono cent per busl,ol for eaoh ten days
thereafter, including Insurance..
, 1874-05-21

{mmonao audience, was whom he rnalo It plain that
pr. Patton rolled much mora for hts theology
qpon the Confession Of Faith than tho Diblo.
!, Saturday h1r. Noyes closod his argument for
tho dofonBo, and Dr. Patton put In
REPLICATION
1or the prosecution, IN which he urged that
Iroi. Swing did not stick to tho Confession Of
FAITH, aud tstat, therefore, tho prosbytery wore
bound to find him guilty. Monday, May 10,
tho taBuo Of tho trial waa further dlsousso1 BY
tho ney. Dr.. Patterson who reviewed
tho history Of tho changes Of tho Presbyterian
Church, and stated tho necessity Of royiBluu Of
tho Confession OF Faith. lie told tint he Ind
full faith in rrof. swlng'n orthodoxy. and that
tho accused was not dorolfct in his rninistosial
duties. Ills criticism Of tho various specidca-
tionH was both exhaustive mud conclusive.
Wednesday, It vas apparent that tho CLOSE Of
tho trial was noar At hand. On tliiH day twonty-
and It was shown thht ont of thirty.uno Ptesbg~
tors twenty.thrco woro In favor Of tho accused.
nix against him, ana two non-cornn1tttal
, 1874-05-21

A Einunclnl Statement bY tlio Com.
naiaRiOnGfNs

PHILADELPHIA, May 2o.-At meeting Of the
United statos Centennial Commission this morn
lug, financial statement was made showing
tho total subscriptions to be "a, ,405, 200 total
expenses to May !, Including, plans md work on
grounds 9l4l.712. EHtimato Of total cost Of
buildings according te designs, s8 750, 600. Tho
report Of tho Executive Committed in rolation to
tho refusal Of Congress- to pass an appropriation
for the Centennial nays PROFOUNDLY I'M
Commission. and boing conscious OF having per-
formod to Tho beat of our ability tho duty i'm
posed on us by M not of Congross we rospoct.
fully submit that without tho Government sid
Which lias i,oan requested, it will bn Impossible
to rendor tho celebration croltable to the natiou
and worthy Of tho OCCASION 1t IL intentlol to COM
monlorato The responsibility, therefore, for the
snccoss Of tho Centennial International ExiibI-
ton now clearly roasa With CongrcsH."
, 1874-05-21
THE EEp1sUoPALIANs.
n1sHoP arEvENH, OF PHILADELPHIA, ON THE


CUMMING Euu1sM.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-In tho Protestant
Episcopal Convention of this diocese to-day,
Bishop Bterons, in hls annual address, referred
to the Reformed Episcopal Church. Among
other things he said the future Of this scot vo1y
much deponaH on tho course which ehell DO
takon in reference to oortain grave questions by
tho ne1t General Convention. "'should TINT
body, representing our whole communion 2.
nhembors, and legialatlng not for momon-
tsry Issues. hut ter the faturo .r welfare! welfare
tanons and give emphatic condemnation to doc
trinos and practices nov hroaehod BY the navapo.
toccntly appeared amongst us, not only will all
occasion Tor leaving our church DO cut OF, but
the movement itBolf will have lost it's leverage in
the removal Of those things from our liturgy
which gave 1t origin and powor."
At tho afternoon session an election was held
for members of standing committees and Do
putiea to the General Convention. Tho election
resulted In tho auccess Of the Low-Ohurch oie-
mont, Tho 10y. r. ]. Bowen, u rnoulbcr OF tho
Convention, died To-day at ILLS residence.
, 1874-05-21
INDIANA ODD-EELLOWS.
Proceedings OF tho {sra1ad Lodge Of Nm.
tftnnnnnIia.


tfihnupolts.
Special Dfspnteh to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, lud., May 20.-Tho Grand
Lodge. Of tic i. Q. O. I. Of indianapolis. met
thiB morning With the following grand officers
present. Richard Owen, Grand Master, Bloom
ington D. 3. Bhcdlor, Representative Grand
Master, Munoio J. 3. Ki,nball, Grand Warden,
Kendalfyille; 3. r. Foster. Grand Secretary,
Indianapolis T. P. Haughey, Grand Troanuror,
indianapolis; J. ". MeQuiddy. Grand nopro-
Hontatiyo Of tho Grand Lodge Of tho United
ns sstes o ns a = Mso f er19a I'D tea Of
Fort Wayne; Y. r. Meyers, Alternate,
Anderson W. Y. Morrow, Grand Chaplain, Mad.
iaon; A. II. Frolngato, Grand Marshal, New
Harmony; 2: O. Hsylost Grand Conductor,
>Tho attendance from subordinate lodges WAS
large, over 800 boing prosont. The standing
commitsees wore appointed and reports Of the
grand officers were submitted md appropri-
TIE nEponGs SHOW
fortY-two lodges, with all effective total num-
Der OF contributing 1nombcrs Of 23.1o0, an
increase o. OF 62Q; Resources OF the lodges,
charity, ss555s.75. Twonty:two now lodgcu
have been instituted aud one Tasusoiusad
aiuce tho November communication, and eight
Aebekah Desreo Lodges have boon instituted.
1uD{o Waa tHo SUN OF 42,33f.31 on hRAu III tie
Treasury OF tho Grand Lodge, with assets
amounting to 97,225.43. Tho Grand Lodge Hall
fund amounted to s2i0,G60.
Tho representatives to tho Grand Lodge of
the United States were instructed to invite that
body to hold its next session i'll tlits city.
Tho following resolution WAS adopted:
Eesotptd, That our Grand Representatives to tho
Grand Lodge Of tho United States be instructed to
urge upon TINT body the paRBaga Of lnw prohibiting
lodges from receiving into memhernhip any person
cpgagod In the manufacture or Ba1a Of spjr|t,,ous
liquors, and TINT they be requested to their best
endeAVors to induce those now 30 engaged to rcn4ueh
tho traffic.
Tho following officers we're nominated: Grand
Maator-D. B, Shoillor, Of Jonashoro. Deputy
Grund Maator-J. 3. Kin,ball, Keuda1lvillo.
Grand Wardon-Leonilas Sexton, RuBhyile; q.
D. HALEY, Jeliersonyille; ". p. Wilson, llicll-
n,ond Moses G. MoLain. Indianapolis r. Fisher,
Lama Thomas Jones. Little York; George P.
Holloway, Portland 8. q. Bennett, Newcastle ;
anu Landon O. Rose, Laporte. Grand Secretary
d. 7. Foster, indianapolis. Grand Treasurer
It, r. Haughey, Indianapolis. Representatives
to the Grand Lodge Of tho United Btates-
Richard Owen, Now Harmony; JamoH w. Hines,
Madison. Altoynate- -Thomaa Underwood, In
fayette,
After tho cxempliacation OF tho uuwritton
works. the Grand Lodgo adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
, 1874-05-21
his hack. II membors Of tho congregation had
kopt thcmsolvcs within bounds, porhaps 1t would
not have been thought Of,

hiB hack. II membors Of tho congregation had
kopt themselves within bounds, porhaps 1t would
not have been thought Of.
Mr. 0owan made fow remarks.
rose and remarked that had ho known that 10
could spoak, he would have interrupted h[r,
CoWan long boforo.' Tremendous APPLAUSE !
Ho oxpreBBod himself Us bitterly dIBtroascI to
hear nlau apoak to his pastor, and Of lis pas
tor, a. Mr. oowan had done. Immense e1ote-
mont ind crtoa Of " that's 80. u
THE rnorE1try.
Mr.. Mophorson said that tho mattor OF a
change Of connection could not DO decided by 4
ypto or tho n,etnlnra. Dnforn Tho ohurnh WA
built 4 eubBcrintton list wnY atnrtol. in which II
waB provided that tue trauafor could NOT bo
mado. He uuotod.
o, tho undersigned. do uubscr,be hs a,,,ns orposlto
our nar1os for ti's ptrposo Of nurchauisg iot md
oroctlng church building thoreon,-the property 10
be- ltsd In trust for the Scotch prnabyterian uaugre
8a.9n o. o1!sago IN eonnoolion VIII ths cannda
os}s hona no
connoctton csn tato saoa uniesn twoth,rda Of tilo
congregation ngrec, 1t mcctina called ior lis rT-
pose not loss than two BaDbaihs rrcvtoun.
This would hold In law, ho bolievod, bofore
the Constitution. Ho had, therefore, not
brought tho Communion roll.
Tho minister pointod out onco moro tho OWLS
Of auch an independent Btato Of nlfatrs as now
existed.
Mr. MoKinnon argued tho unoonstitutonality
Of tho change. '.....
nm. WRIGHT
said ho hnd boen unwilling to como into tho
American Preabytory, bocauHe tho mnBteI8 Tor8
what they had heon found to be. But ho saw
nothing reasonable IN isofatfng thefr pastor 800
miles from tho Canadian Prosbytery. It waa not
reasonable to shnt man up II the naokMooaa tas
II ever thore waB time whom sound men were
wanted Y W9snow. lilo had often wishod that
Dr. Macanob1an hao bcon at Dr' sWlnEs trlal to
, 1874-05-21
TIE METHQDIATS,
PRooEEDlN0S IN THE GENERAL CoNFLnEScE AT

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 2o.-1n the General
Conference to-day, tho Committee on Eplscopacy
recommended plan for tho support Of tho fam
ilv Of decoasod BiBbops; allowing Bishops d
salary and travelling exponses,. aud giving the
Committee on EpiBcopnay authority to deter
nllno tho amount necessary for the support Of
ont conforoncoa according to their representa-
ton. Tho report was adopted.
THO Committee on Boundaries made q report
which lies over enc day. They recommended
not included Ia the New Albany aud Jefferson
yiflo appointment. be transferred to tho Illinois
Conference the transfer OF a portion OF the
Trinity Conference to tho Eaat Texas Confer
ence was also recommended. The report also
allowed tue Missouri Conference to- cfIaugo it's
boundary lines within the noxt four yearH il it
becnme necessary.
, 1874-05-21

Examination of Sir john A., n1acdon.
n1d-Tho Pacific. Railway ELL.
Special Dtspatca TO The CA,cago Tribune.
OTTAWA, kay 20.--YoBterday Sir John A, Mac
donald attended tho meoting Of the Com,2itteo
on the Northwestern Difficultics, aud corrected
a statement to the effect TINT ho had told Arch
bishop Taohe that he would personally uso his
good Offices with the Imperial Government for
lsle1, and in that seuse might havo boon aald to
have made RioPa Cause ts own.
The Pacific Railway bill passed to ita second
reading, and was referred to the Committee,
which, at few minutes OF 9 O'Clock this morn
lug, reported 1t without amendment. Sir John
a. Macdonald was notably absent during last
night WHOM tho bill was tlobatcd,
, 1874-05-21
THE SOUTHERN FLOODS.

NJ ore Aid Needed Tor tho Inundated
Su1Rororas
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Tle Mayor OF New Or
Hays TINT unloss the RESOURCES for relief bo ill.,
creased somo way to $1,000, 900, many thousands
must perish By famine, Eyon that sum will not
moro than suffice to aavo the lives OF tue inull-
latod people till tho flood subsidies aud the over
flowed iaIlda are agRln tillabie.'
, 1874-05-21
CONFLICT OF JURISDICTION.

Sptcfal Dtspateh II Ths Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, May 20.-Gen. Iinoke, OF the
eoldlars' 1lono, md Sheriff Mcdonald had an
intorview yoatorday on the subject of the sur.
render Of the two inmates for whom 4 warrant
WAS tssuotl BY tho Municipal Court. It Ia llAely
that the sherin will submit IN affidavit Of tho
ailegationa OF the complainant, as required hy
got OF .Oongreea, and tho men will lbe given mp,
butlmme,daatoly handed over to tho Homo agaln
under writ Of haboaa corpus.