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in the matter OF tie Estate John Law@cck, &c.


in the matter OF tie Estate Q John Law.cek, &c.
ceased.
On reading and fling the pe,i ion Of WY Law
aceE, OF the t1wn vi Ro1kiau in sIIG Count rer-
ressnnnc among ot1er things she l. the wido.
o. John Law aces, lac 81 aHd aHty.
or the 2ist Gtv or Augus-, = D 1878 st his hoa
in said town, etc. died tGtss'a!c, lFsvlns lools
cbstts!s ana estate within tais S:ac in laid town
aHd County and that the ne ltiouer is tie y
on o. said deee-set. and rariHg that adniuistra-
ton OF saldiesta.e oe 20 FIR niio cransd II :.
OrosreG that sid petition os hc4rJ before l. c
Jrize OF this Curt. cn Mo1diy. &c 9th DAY oi
Fs1rua-, 4; D., lsc!, =! c'c'cc,. A. NJ, q, y.y
Ugfca III $50 CCCGrS
ordered tlrtaer, thai 10 ice ttereht be gIvsu 20
tbs heirs Of said lecaas,1 an, 20 all eers sns Inter
e-isd, ~ ~ oiisEing copg %: tais three
Elccsss'Tr we5Es pfipr Ia s-ld .t:y o. Les ia- in
TIE Nant9Tuc Prior, = W .sRi Nswsppper puS.
l.sLcG :, Ega.ioHoe iU sR! county
T. G. UI.MsfEO. County Jade.
Dated M-n!isT9c tas 81 ;iey c: JLnuarv- \ D.
1874. SOS ay
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PAUL LUERNEH

>, 1-D CONWAY
rays tue highest price for Wheat and other pro-
Guce. once on the northeast corner Of Buffalo ana
Eighth SITS. Mantowoc 10 AM
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CZOtG iSn D.t t:ss-MAkING
Hooins over Hycer's Roo. and Shos
store. cor. Sth n Nd 90 IN m erci n l.sts.
CEIS. Il. wiNTOS,
G.. BTElITC,

NettTi.'ar' Su"See cues .ig Bones Spav,n.
s;ck etc etc. III cures warranted, OF 10 char. .,
'a-S- C-.ee ~ - ,.TsE 1919 en SsSent,-s.
p''Wfeb inNa" Sa -r;c 60. Mani orc-. f24.ly
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sh;h.Ss.. Asnitowac. Partieu.sr attention
sNea 10 lE tie d;aer.ut Branches OF the pro tes 4.
ioh' sAi Sii ~or& Warranted. Fes.1 extracted
wg.cul t.! . ". ~
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p ofssSOr OF Nu, &c i'll give essen. 4,
iAsiru rel!-l Ags ia the c..y of NsI..onoc -,
40 R,'e's. iss.t enc- o, EiS.tl-s'.. ne lr To
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fa' ieisH. ea-seoa. and Asc,u u.,iaur Offce on
ssIs ~ BIC MS Drus sors. one open a, alj
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TN PROBATE-MAylrow CorSr,

MIuitowoc County
II. G. { W. Turner, Plain;i'f' : Att'ys 6-23
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17

LADIES LASTING BOOTS.
A large stock with great variety OF new
STYLES, beautiful and very cheap,
At WADDEY'S, "A KING street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17

LADIES' FINE SHOES,
At WADDEY'S, II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17

MISSES WALKING and SCHOOL BOOTS
A large stock in every style and quality.
Prices low,
At WADDEY'S, II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17

BURTS FINE SHOES,
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,
At WADDEY'S, IA King strect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17
LADIES FINE CALF. KID AND RUSSIA
LEATHER BUTTON BOOTS,
Vienna style,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.

LADIES' PARLOR s. TOILET SLIPPERS
Ladies French Kid Broadway, Ladies Last
ing Broadway, Turkey Morocco Broadway,
French Kid Toilet Cashmere Toilet, Lasting
Toilet, Serge and Carpet Slippers, IN every style
and quality,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17
ALEXANDRIA, VA. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ~ s14
BDOTS .H.r.D SHOES.

ENGLISH RUBBERSl
ENGLISH RUBBERS
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17

LADIES HOUSE SHOES.
Large stock and great variety, suitable for old
ladies,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17

LADIES HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17

NEW STYLES LADIES' CATERS,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
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DR GOODS.

WIN. N. BERKLEY
large stock of DON ESPiC IL nh r,.1;i"ercs oH
iIap Kersevs VS. Kentucky Jeans, Brown and Ble"ched
Cottons, sa Fancy Prints, White and Colored cd
Blankets, Ginghams, Canton Flannels x, &C., :, at
the very lowest cash prices uee .
WING to the increased demand for the Gel &c.
y ebrased BECCA KID GLOVES;
s. BENDH Elm have JuaI
received a new supoly of popular snadesromG 81 me
and two buttons the nominal price Of S1.'o -,
and Sl.25. ------- uco -
CPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the
y great bargains otferci in FUkS, CAN-
PETS. PORTMONAlES, &c, ut
PRETZFELDER u BENDuElMo
Popular Dry Goods Store,
dec D, la King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17

LADIES FRENCH KID EMPRESS SHOES
Entirely new,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-02-17
No. 1913 King street. Alexandria, Va,
Eahruary J INA.

NO. IUJ hlng strctt, hIB3AHUrIa ' D.,
February 2. 1874.
THE UNDERSIGNED has this day pur-
l. chased of Ii B. Hoomes his stock of DRY
GOODS, and is now adding to and will continue
to add from time 10 time such 'srabIe goods as
are specially suited TO the present and approach
ing season.
The business in future will be conducted upon
u CASH BASIS, the stock kept full and com
plete in HI departments, and great Inducements
offered to purchasers The patrons of the late
house and the public generally are invited to
call and examine stock.
feb 3-tf u. +. BkASH EAR.
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= y : N ENGLISH RUBBERs
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
LADIES' FINE GALE KID AND RUSSIA
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
LADIES' PARLOR s. TOILET SLIPPERS
Ladies' French Kid Broadway, Ladies Last
ing Broadway Turkey Morocco Broadw way,
French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet, Lasting
Toilet, Serge and Carpet Slippers, IN every style
~ At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
LADIES LASTING BOOTS.
A large stock with great variety OF ne"
STYLES, beautiful and very cheap,
At WADDEY'S, "A KING street.
NEW STYLES LADIES' CATERS,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street
BURTS FINE SHOES,
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,
At WADDEY'S, "a King stroct
LADIES' FINE SHOES,
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
LADIES HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS
At WADDEY'S, IA King street
LADIES FRENCH KID EMPRESS SHOES
Entirely new,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
IN EVERY STYLE, QUALITY snd PRICE
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
MISSES WALKING and SCHOOL BOOTS
A large stock n n every style ana 4u"'i'S'
At WADDEY'S, II King street.
MISSES FINE BUTTON BOOTS,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street
GENTLEMEN'S FINE DRESS BOOTS
AND SHOES.
A large stock Of new styles, very handsome,
of the best quality, and at low prices,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
cH1LDREN's scR00E R99Ts AND "AhAlN0
A large stock and great variety of styles, at
'''' At WAADDEY's, IA King street.
INFANTS BOOTS AND SLIPPERS.
A fine stock, in every color, style and quality,
at very At lf'1SnAHI WADDREYs R5lSs IA King street
BOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
A good stock of new styles, Of fine quality,
and at low prices,
at WADDEY'S, IA King street.
LADIES HOUSE SHOES.
Large stock and great variety, suitable for old
At WADDEY's, "A King street.
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS,
Kip and Calf, good and cheap
At WADDEY'S, "A King street.
LADIES FINE WALKING BOOTS,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street
A LARGE STOCK OF HEAVY GOODS,
suitable for the country, to which we invite the
special attention of country merchants, rs they
will be sold very low for money,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
A LARGE STOCK OF MISSES COLORED
BOOTS,
of superior quality, which will be sold for less
than cost
At WADDEY'S "A King street.
We have large assortment of Low SHOES
and SLIPPERS, out of style. which must be
sold without regard to cost.
oct8 WADDEY'S IA King street
UST OPENED
u BLACK ALPACAS,
Bought very cheap and s.lling bargain by
VIM n. BERkLEY.
B-Haye left a few BED BLANK ETS,
III L., alrc,a l,,t VI rnru nrnatlu rnduced
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MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
IN EVERY STYLE, QUALITY snd PRlCE
at WADDEY'S, "a King street.
, 1874-12-15
,1!!ttSH0OTiMG SCRAPES.
ht;l''
Ono of Pi,l1ierton's Officers Can.
lures n Burglar by Shoot-
inE Him.


Il nunaLAn SHOT.
officer Reed, Of ;Pinkerton'B force, Ind tlos-
pcrato struggle With two burglars last night
about IL o'clock, mud aftor wounding ona
OF tllom, Trunk Anderson, alias Davis, by q ptB-
tol shot i'll tho bnck succeeded Ia capturing
lin. Tho other escaped. Reed discovered
tho, mon In the. saloon Of J. T.. Schwarz,
III tho basement Of tho LnkoBide building, oor-
1'or Of Clark md Adams stroots. Lie found tho
front door open and entered It, Tho thieves
rau to tho rear part Of tho nnloon, and Roed fol-
lowed thom. Illoy then nado o ruBh to get
past him, und he knocked QUO Of thom down.
As ho did 80, tho othnr euntclod hia club
from his bolt aid Lit him hnrd on
tho head, in1icting ,doep cut nbout inches in
1ongth. Tho officer drew hta revolver mud tlred
+, two shots at one Of TIC burglars who had by
tho man received Que OF the bullots In lis body.
Rood next fired at Anderson and shot him in tito
small OF tho back, and 30 disabled him TINT ho foil
Md was ca1ght. Ifo was turned over soon af-
forward to oheer Mahonoy, of tho regular forco,
who took httn to tho Arn10ry, and recognized
hin, ns one Of tho party Of "crooltod" mon who
froluout tho saloonu at tho cor1ors Of Clark md
Fnn Huron streets. Dr.. Bliss attended him, and
Hays tho wound Is not dangerous.
Of jimmy applied to tho front door. Nothing;
was disturbed ~ the place. Ol(icor Heed made
1t secure, md tton reported to hiB commanding
oicor, Who had his wound drcssod by q
rbysfolnn.
Anderson refused to toll wllo lis companion
"as, mud waa insolont and profano whom quos-
toned.
PRINTER SHOT.
Last midnight, whito JoIin 4. Hammond a
clork in tho Union Steamboat office, wua passing
along Wabash avonnc, ho Slipped and fol1 down
on tho Harrison ptreet crossing, Michael Gal
lRghgr, 4 cofnpostor In tho fTfrsitla Communion
office, went to his assistance and lE{sod
him up: Han1nend told him to give him
lila. hat, which had rolloi off. Gallagher
Bald be hadn't got tho hat and Ean-
mond,, who waa . littlo tue worno for liquor,
pulled out revolver aud lcvelol il
at aullaghor's hoaa Tho Inter attempted to
grab the weapon, when Hammond drod. Tic
ball took effect IN tho right lcg, inst botow the
knee. Ofticor aaloney was at,rsrtctl to tho spot
l,y tho noise aid took Hammond to tho Arnaorv
and locked him up, Gallagher WIS scnt to his
home, corner OF stato aud Fourteenth streets,
Thero his Wound was Intended TO-
, 1874-12-15

from tho Groht 81. Bornartl. This x,lfnor, uu-
fortunately, proved to DO vol founded. On
Nov. lo. ut tho bronx Of day caravan cot,-
poaod OF lwclve Italian workmcn, returning
to tlloir country, left tho Dourg st.
1torro and thu tavcru 0f PROF., wl1cro
They hull paBsed the night. and. despite
tho foul wcnthpr and dncult state OF the ron,s.
httonPted to crnHH tho mountain pass or to resell
tho rafugo Hs ctroumstaa,oea might allow. Tho
aky WAS dark, and tlaoro was violent anowdr1ft.
On roaohing tho spot known III tho Montagno St,
liorro. halfway botwcon tho asartfng-point and
tho place Ct reft!ge, thpy wore Joined by Two
lareo-sizol dog, WHO. according to tho rulo Of
tho monastery cn,l,o to meet the trayolorH. At
tllis moment tho drift Of arlow bccan.c intense.
Suddenly, frozon wator-spout, callod patsra III
II ttio language Of tho monntalncora. whlrlca
BLOW, onvolopod tho tra7olora Tho tlrat
,1ntl, composed OF 1lyo Italian Worsmen, two
monks, tho scrynnt, anu tho dog, diaappoaEed
under sllroud Of nnow Bosersl motros thick.
tho mountain: tho Boyon otlors who were fol-
lowing woro striokon down Ly tho snmo oauso
alinft distance from tho first. n duadly aiionco
followed. Suddenly tho seven last victims buried
the white surface. They. were saved, and thoJ
returned to their star1lng-plaoe.. after haying
mato every endeavor to roscuo tfioir comrades
from tho gravo In Which they aro probably at tha
AAu1lolk u WFltlHE BILL AAf9 O4lG u Lue6G Neil
succeeded by tho force Of instinct and tlAe onor-
ay Of despair in branding through tho loo plod
above him. It yaa tho Monk Cortat, from Sem
bTauctor. He dragged luis blocding limbs about
'15 H. miles hlss. from tho grave whore he hsd
cd tho first hut called tho hospital"
and situated close to the. Yoan::, It ia
there tho young monk was found tho noxt
morning nearly .ansensiblo, nttor. having bcou;
swonty.soyen hou1s alo1e without food or aa-
OF tho convent, who had como to louk aftor tho
victims Of the aecidont. How Ind they become
nwnro Of tho catastropho2 Tho dog Tnrco had
suocoodod In. scratching through tie bnou and
found hin way back to tile convent. At tho sight
OF this nobo anin1al with his bruised and b1oed-
ing body, tue monks no longer had any doubt Us
to tho fate Of their two brotbron, md started at
onco to sock for tlom. iask of ,spirIts mp
piled to tho mouth OF tho only survivor Of this
scane. which ls horo narrated from hia owl, do
scripton, restored him to lilo for brlcf 'spnco,
for fow ninutoB later ho was corpse. Ills
colleague mid Six othor companions. buried be-
meath tho reura, huve NOT yet boon found. This
ii tho most terrible accident uhic, Inns happened
on Mount st. Bornard since tho year 1885,"
, 1874-12-15

to Wilt suoh puinta In tho Bouth by sub-cotn-
/ nifttooa NJ may be deemed proper.
air. 1tcKop ohtct:tch to flint toca,iso the Co'u-
ntssoo to whit ficlssburg would ilayn q1ito
nNntigfl tn 10 ttoto.
Mclteo'n rcaoutio,, was t1,en qdoptcd.
uE':ra1S sTaTEMEN1s III aov. AMEa uoSTno-
VENTED.
tioxSnunu, Afiaa., Doc. 1i.-uov. A1nca, III u
statement 1naflo lcw days ago about thu Vcke-
Innocent Of my ofrc,ses to III, intoryinw With
tho foronlan OF t1ln Hraud Jury Of t1ts co,,iitY.
II to-1norrow'a yIekshurg Herald, Dr. bowman.
foreman of q the Grand Jury, will publish tho fol-
fulneaf Of Alnos' htatemont. Dr. Bowman uays
Tn sndaY, Tho Glib tst., hriug IN tin city cf 1ck-
snn on busiiicss, rcn'lete1 interview NTH t1u:
ho ouso IT aa It vossrs nsSsS sn.1n' a
Crosby anl other 1i "itsinls: Tho ret,iest waa
Ito sa co., 'ass 1es ut tlt Ut a,a!sn' ss trop
r., ,,,ry wh!sl haa fon,'a tho 'aae!,nrnt as:I"s
cut tMlrt u waFren t:snn:y, for otnbszs%,,c:t,
S @ 1 4ss.' ":s s s'3is' e &c cs
,'y Eoi'tt otrk, had to.n tole, au wrra s,,rroxtl
rSt. ns" sf essss ht ad s ooa @
Sfi n x for sss seSpn but tho room "'' broken oeu
cany lid fdfeeI crosy, sher. I.' Il fro m''i a4
.o'ilcc, md that II thoy wanted ltlacuity ho
Ht"A l4!NaeSA - Eett {ut lfhucs WHICH
,sab ptrsAy political. II CroAby way wi.o man ~
Hecnunts last winter. nlt1 no charges wcro rna,ic
aEntpst him, nnf tho rcoo ought 10 Ie satisfied with
MN. told him that, owing to want Ut tn,o on the
lart Of THO pctdou appointed to examine tle Bheri"H
aecnihss, tlas no charges 1a een p1eterrcd ht tat
thh IrcaHurers hooks, which wcr0 atolen wtro tlla
bucks kept BY Potter Crosby during his occupancy Of
iio ofln Of County Treasurer: that tllero NaY ayt.
teneo of lrad In that tho book Of county warrants,
Wlittt ilpa nean aancaloa and ordered to bn burM by
the UhslF Of Supervisors, wcru concealed and thai 1t
%ns notoriouh fact, which Judges Lea a,ll Drow,
bnth Knew, tlat Peter Crosby had used a State war
ian,s ,nl E isauel t9 him to pay The jury Of a srig
1nH that 1,i +" ad net 1aa tho sFs Of to
.oineanor Ill Office, punishable by ii,o al,d tnl-
prlsonment, aud Drf,wn said It was pnly a
breach of trst that CrnshJ'n bond was 11sw1 to 1,u
Worthless, and notwithstanding tho fact that il waa
Known that he wouu lroYont tho cuv,co,, Of tllcHu
thieves who Ind hrcn Indicted by packing thu t,rcn
nltl Hns known to lo ltrusworthy yet ii he tayo n
Root hond On tho Bill at., whcti the board Ut Eurer-
y,ro1a niot, tho people would submit to his being
., The Governor replied by referring to dofauttpe
hhcstls d''rnE Gov. A1catls Ad,uinistr.tIc,l null
HAY thsro WIRE u rloa or dlsturbai&ccs tl.en ald
Tint lilo movement In YiulAhurr wag nlre]y poira
{Siync.0 ], II, l., IownS.
~: ';' Foreman pf tho Into qran,lJtfy.
! TALst: ALARM,
! lilo ru'aors autographed. .ycstorlay by u special
correspondent th9t tho negroes wcro masBing to
attach the city proved untrue. Quiet rcigns
throughout the country. .. :, 49,. =
, 1874-12-15

nAFlrd drFt
."o9o"AD oo1,'ns01oHA. IN H'Eat1t'A'toS'- !! :
WASHINGTON. ~ c'' Lee. la,-slr: .1claoo Of
1eTca rasoltltloN for klo appointments OF 9o-
lect committee OF 1iyo to proceed to yickaburr
md iuyostioato md rsport alI tho faoss rclot,vo
to t,,o rocn,'t ,ro,h1oa +, thnt stnt nnnoa,a,' ~
~ ~ '.soas s.'"'''0 :" sn'' 9'es0' o'poe."S III
Hafton county,
Mr. IT, :ar hoped the House would adopt tbs
rasolu.iy!,. Tho oItxcns Of yIcksbury, ia War
ran County d,d mi a,,r,1r from ,,..a",,r, t,o,tt
,'..n ;. 49, , ~. ".4' t.oat s''eass"3on.
n"' eoue1eu ~ ana "cte o"'s anxious 70 have a'l
tho faots connoctad with that transaction report
cd to the country.
PR. Mckee remarked that it '7as undor tho in-
nPlraElo!l ot tAa eloquent wordh Of hls rolioaEuo
(l4amar). IN the Sumner ohaequey, MY colan-
trymeM, know one another, and lovo one an-
nther." tlAt ho o!rorea tho resolution. lIe fAfo-
Aoe) Know thHt thoy would fall In love With his
lanb-llke constituents.
At. Nbaok (1na.) romaghed Tint tho troubles
Ut Vlokgb!irg we're local matter.
ar. 1sdradg0 lnlulrou or Mr.. A1okce how he
i'ad yoteh OIL tho proposition to Investigate tho
at!Hlrs y m south QnrollhA
, 1874-12-15

THE nHAn rnoyoKED III THE ENGLISH PRESS.
LONDON, Deo, 14.-Tho Journal de ST. Peters,
boutg complaints Of attacks in English Journals Oil
tue proposed reopening Of tho International
Code Conference, aud Bays their unfayorablu
comments may lead to settlement Of questions
involved without tho assistance Or participation
Of Grcat Dritaiu.
, 1874-12-15
lnteuso Feeling aroused in Franco by tho
Publication Of You Arninl's
Papers.
Russia WIN Garry on the Peace Project,
Whatever England Does.
Tho Frozen Watcr-Spotit In tho
Nit. st. Bernard,
Victor Emanuel's Speech at the Opening
/. Of the italian Parliament,
GERMANY.
THE TOS ADMIN 9'nTA1,

.''' THE voS AnNiM TnrAI-
BERLIN. Dec. II. 4.-Tho trial Of Connt von
Arnim WAS resumed today. Baron 1Iolsteiu
gave bis testimony Ho louiod that Prince Bls-
march, had commissioned him to watch Won
Arnin. Tha acoussd had stated taat he would
not r6sign, and that tho Foreign Of
flcc would nut place him on tho re-
tirod liae because ho held documents which
compromised Bismarck. With tho examination
Of this witness tho ta1ting of testimony closed,
aud tho public prosecutor nlado tho speech for
tho Grown. lIe deolared that tho aco,lsed had
bean guilty of bad filth, nnd his statements
'scre unworthy OF credit. Ho argu cd that tho
Count
and nayer had al,Y intention OF returning them.
Tho revelations communicated to tho Vionua
Fresso Horo intended to 10 used as Weapons for
campaign against Prince Bismarck, but tho nc
commenced. The echo Of the nssassin'B aI1ot at
kiHscngen WA too much for him. Tho onenso
was without extonuRtion, aud was aggravated by
tho rank Of tho accused.' Nevertheless" ooll-
cladod t4o prosecutor, "tho Government would
refrain from demanding tho deprivation Of civil
rights:" uo concluded by asking that tho pris-
onar 10 sentenced to two and half years' im-
rtfApnment.
Herr uoltzendorf, counsel for
THE DEFENCE,
argued that, oven II all the chnrgca were nd
nlttted. MI acquittn1 wns unavoidable on purely
legal grounds It could not bn maintained that
tho Crown had any proprietary right In tho misB-
lhg documents. Tho accused in liia conflict with
Bismarck, considered that lo was defcndlng hia
honor.
FEELING AROUSED IN FRANCE.
LONDON, Dec. 1t.-Intcnao fceliug Ia boinR
arouIol in France by Bomo Of tho papers read lii
the Won Arnm trai. Ono dispatch especially,
in which bismarck Bnyn ho caniiot but wish ID
Franco Whhk and II rnHtfuicut,1n tn
, 1874-12-15
Milking total award .s79l ,05d
Tho award waa made for LOO different cahos.
AFTER UEn DCTLEn.


AFTER uEft nuTLEn.
William A. Whoclor, Ut Now York. cnno worry
closo upon tho lecls Of Gen. Butler to-ts.y.
Geu. Butler has long boen tho President OF tie
Board Of Managers ut tho Military Asylum for
Diaab!ed Volunteers. Several yoars ago Joint
resolution was passed placing at tho disposition
Of thu managers Of tEoso asylumH all money in
tho TREASURY belonging to deaortars. Congress
body olse wao. Unt!or thRt joiut resolution tho
Second Auditor Of tho 1roGsury hag annually
paid ovor to Con. n,ltler tho amount of thiA fund.-
which reaches GbOut 9l00, 900 annually. Wheeler
Ing that heroafte: no part Of tho lcsorlcrs' fund
bhall be used except by specific appropriation iu
regular appropriation bi!l. Wheeler lisolaimod
nay Intention Of attaclng Dlitlor. bnt tic amilsa
Of the House indicated where WAeeler's stepB
led.
n:MocnATIu nEMAuouuERS.
Tho passago by tia House Of tho resolution
caliiuG ulun tho Secretary Of War for detailed
Information relative to tho disposition Ct
aud to Tho distribution Of bacon saa 1as
a., pmieco g. OF Domooratio dsmaFogaly.
!aw to present to Congress- full information cou-
corning tue dth.ribution Of bacon and provisions.
q !louso resolution cannot modify the exiHtlns
10y upon tl!is subject. Tho report ~ to tho dis
tribrtton OF troops is regularly mntle III tina ro-
port or the Secretary of Var. Tue resolution IL
simply ploeo Of oaptrap designed to make
form, t!o Secretary Of War 10 DO that wl,icf. by
law ha III required TO d. md Which ho 1ocs not
desire to Ayoid doing,
TIE TESAs a PACIFIC noAp.
lio tht dsSnalated Isfssl
WAsu1EuToS, ID. C Deu, 1l.-Col Tbomas A.
Bcott maso MI afglnlont tu'aay boioro tho SEN
ato Co,nmitteh ol, paoilo Ralroasla ia aunnprt Of
tho bill In aid Of tile TexaB Il Pnoltio Noad.
THE COTTON PRODUCT or 1874,
Is estimated by the ootton-growera In their ro.
turaA to tho Department OF Agriculture. enmt.
what axcocstB 3500,UQ0 bales. The yjelI ner
soro u reIorta1 Less than in 1879. In uloHt ~
tho HsatoH tho weather for ripsntnE and gatllgr.
lug tho top crop hnB boon very favorable. Re-
ports are nearly unanimous III stating that thu
proportion Of liut TO seatla il largo. Tlu per-
ceutages Of last yaars aggregate Of balos
in tue principal cotton States arc III fnllnws
Virginia, 80; North Carolina, So; South Crra-
linn, o.; Goorgin. 10 Tloridn, 100; Alnbalna,
%; MiHAssalppi, 10; J4ouHihna, Bt Taxns 60 !;
ArkanBas CO; lonnoaseo, 81. This result Ger
xnBponds worry cloac1y with tho Indications Of to
n1onthy statements Of condition made by Ito
DepAytlnant during tile aeuaon.
?. II. Hunt has tG0A nominated for Buperylac1
Of Internal Revenue,
Tho following additional nominations wern
lent to tho BenRto to-day; Don a. paItle, to 10
1uitad States District Judge Tor Lotltsiana, ,ico
3ur.l resigned; Mcllaei sl,ausl!tlassy, to Ia
collector Of Internal llosenuo Ill tho First Dis-
ts1ot, AMI A. i. GLuttMok for tho acconl U,atyict
of NiAainsirri. United states AttornLyh-Inmea
u. 9cttwItA for thu District Of l4outalnna n. Il.
aleA1aa t0s Tho Nosslleyn District Ut !labama,