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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-02-06

eligibility of G.. @. Cannon, delegate from
Utah, recommend his expulsion from the
House on the score of polygamy By a fire
4 in Brooklyn tenement house three lives were
lost and two persons seriously injured.
In the Pennsylvania Legislature, Mr.. W. A.
Wallace, Democrat, was elected United States
! Senator, he receiving 1875 votes, to ZIG for Mr..
Allison, Republican. -. The Hon. T. T. Bay
ard, Democrat, was reelected United States
Senator from Delaware. ... In the Indiana
Legislature, Joseph L. Mcdonald, Democrat,
was elected United United States Senator by
ten majority e.. The Connecticut Republican
State Convention nominated For Governor,
James Lloyd Green, of Norwich for Lieu
tenant-G overnor, Charles L. English, of New
Haven for Secretary of State, Col Augustus
Fem, of Plymouth for Treasurer, o. b.
Arnold, of Meriden for Comptroller, General
r. B. Crawford, of Norwalk. The platform
adopted by the convention sets forth as fol
lows: That we adhere to the doctrines and
principles OF the Republican party as here
tofore expressed in tsnational platforms that
we have undiminished confidence in tho in
tegrity and patriotism of President Grant ;
we heartily indorse his recent special message
to the Senate on the Louisiana question, and
the principles therein contained we unite with
him in declaring that any military interference
by the officers and troops of the United States
with the organization of State Legislature or
any of its proceedings, or with any of the civil
departments of the go 7enment, is repugnant
to our ideas of government and with him we
can conceive OF no case not involving rebellion
or instruction, where such interference of the
, 1875-08-05

conacfous, nn1 continued 10 mnrmur. "JrRus,
aayo mol" Thoto waa etiEht abEasinn OIL Ills
neck. md ho WAS splitting blood. At tliis pout
= Telegram came fron t'ov. Ancs, whom Col.
Neck md othcra Ind been inluo1tu,ing for
0seen 1tonry'H ife. It snttl: ~ eannot intor-
toro; sllow tha to ts. aicuk and olhnrH.''
lty tlis titnn tho knot lad bon rested, and
I1onrv wna arsiH.ed tn rise. 1fia foot rsn,oned.
ho advanced NJ well az ie could TO TIM centro Of
tho platform. A tho Rhcrin ndjurlcd tho
i.ooee, Henry aaid, ''Uon't choke me- Tho
Sheriff luosorcd tho knot. and Henry nstctl,
"tlot 1t tied right7" "yes," said tho HlloriT,
and he asked \ doctor II II Was not right Tho
doctor directed tho knot to bo placed furtlor to
tho 'ear Of tho car, which was done.
The Sheriff ntcprel bnck. tho Deputy touched
tho liver, and dreon Henry swing INTO tho air
at tllirty-cigl.t nintsca parsed II o'clock.
thrill Of lotror ran through tho multitude,
and number OF negro women faintcd.
lilo body, aftcr tho drop. vas convulaod several
t!mcB; tho shoulders shrugged allo fcet wete
drawn tip. The mock WAS broken; tho akin Of
tho throlt was cut, md small stream Of bloud
trcklod down Ills breast. Tho drop was ~
foet.
After atx minsntcs doctor folt fIopry's pulse !;
ho still! lived. Ila hing fourteen minutes, aud
then. at minutes 10 O'Clock, tho doctor sai1
ho mas dead,
, 1875-08-05
A Hint to Dyspcptics.

~ NE4LE1{ 10EF3k1F.
We have Boah dyspepticH who suffered untold
tormeuts With almost every kind OF food. No
liquid could he taken without suffering bread
soid nd liia s fos. Hs hase seem seen thsse @ same n
sufferers trying 10 avoid food aud drink, aud
oven going to the enemy syringe for austeuAuco.
And We have seen their tormentA pass away aud
their hunger relieyed BY living upon th6 whIte
for thirty minutes. At tho snd Of tho week We
have given tho hard yolk Of tho egg, with tho
white, and upon this dict alone, with nuid OF any
kind. we have seen them boR,n to gain lest, and
tS tS1sa sss tsey saSS be-, sb d ss:as
bsGln upon food.
, 1875-08-05
An Atfoct,ouato Brother.

couple OF euterprisng 1ssAeli.es, doing the
clothing buHiness In Atlantis arc interviewed by
customer In yearo!l Of coat, Tho Bouior
aud soon finds s's 1rHt-claas ht." In answer
10 tho price, tho response iA. 1913"
"Woll, air. Like your coat very much. but
dou't like the price.
"WolI mine freut, 20 price Is nothing 10 you
like 20 coat. We lot you take EN- at S1t."
The customer stlll complains Ut tho price,
saying that 41b u too much. The dealer takos
aud, drawing hin into ooIuor. Whispers III ha
car. mime tsqns, I lat you LAre at coat for
|la.50."
"Well, cir ssya Inc customer F" like your
coat very much. aud Am satisfied With tie price,
yst would like TO know Why this mysterious
peEfornlanca."
"ysl, u,iue traat, you soc dot leetle man
dara7 lie WAS mtno broder. He 8ot 70 heart
diseAsa; and 20 help me gracious, It ha was to
hoar mo tell you tAke sl1.tQ tor .~A ~--&
hs drop dad nit lis t1sck.s
, 1875-08-05

Special co.1tspondsnet aJ Tae cSi.axo Irfoun>.
Dss MONIES, Ia. Auu. 2.-srurdor. rama md
~,,,.I,. ~. ....t,.,1 49, -. .,'f.s, .ui1' n.l"
su'soo a.o 'stp,y W 'ao .ueteaso III t'S osa1e.
Xix n1nfders within tho Last month. half-a-dozon
cascs Of rape, and several suicides. nRso up q
record which BtatklcB tho reader Of tho daily
pauor, md causca tho roo,l citizon AMI ,ho
.,otoa,,.,, - ~. .,.,; - 1,,r.. wv
e."Stn'n " "Dn "t'' 10 70 iM's-Ho'ou casoe
OF fel'e nave pecn reported tins aeason, md
thcro have beon moi moro than thToo convictions
for tho crime. Tho murderer tukee lifo with
ac.roo foar NJ ,ennltv,
noo - a. vs., p .t,a,,o,, ,,,,n
ooo OF t1'e most s'locaona murders recoEuod
occurred ncar Alton, in Union County, on Fri
day last, \ farmer named Alfroa Van Sickle
startod for Alton. With his utfo. two children.
ona ,,t,o,. auth, n t.h. III, ,.r~ ~. .sI,, ),
""u "1' e'eso'' ~ nag sa' e"io Nv ZIP 70
lhalana, "hefo tae man WAS 20 Settle m ostaso
by which Ito Was to get about $500. Whom about
0 miles from tho station, ho rlaced l,is aru,
around Ills gifo drew her IN 10 him. mi, kfssod
her. Ono rounrt says bo asid to aor. 1Yo,,
lava mndo ma rreat dna1 ~ tron.,io
nnl ,ayo aot tn lin u anI draw a rcvolre. snd
, 1875-08-05
Belief that Woodruff, the Million Dollar
Defanltcr, Has Conc to
China.
Alarming Increase Of Crime iii
tho State Of Iowa.
E3-Judgo Oardoso Enters a Demurrer to
Oouklinfe Statement,
4 Hanging Horror in Mississippi
Long Drawn Out.
Tho Ascending Mayor of Hastings Caught by
His Creditors.

THE NATHAN MURDER,
New Yon., AUG. ITO The Editor Of fhr Sun
Slit: have read tho evidence Of 3. II. Conk-
lin before tho Legislative Committee as pub
lsl,etl IN tho Sun Of Saturday His statement Of
an intosvIow with mo In sheer fabrication. I
mover had any convorsa.!on upon tho subject
with him, anil noycr was IN Judge Nc
Quado's court In my lfo. 1 learned Of
Ryans arrest only through tho ncwR-
papers, and Immediately telegsaphcd to
J,lEo sIcQualo from Long 1lrancll. whcro L
thou was. for, particulars, and received answer
that thero was no foundation for tho rnror cosi-
Meeting 1syan with tho murder Of hir. Nathan.
In tho interest Of tho family Of Mr.. Nathan, to
whom my wife Ia related, hare labosed hard to
discover tho murdcrer. 1hat Mr.. Jourdan and
his SUCCESSOR 3fr, kelao, did the ean1o, from my
frequent interviews with them, hAso TO donpt.
\ falntly already sufficiently stricken might At
least have heen spared tho additional WOO which
the ecandalous aspersions Which Conklin las at
tempted to cast upop Mr. Washington Nathan
c1eatcs. ALBEIT EAADDzu.
, 1875-08-05

W1yoSA, Miun., Aug, 4,-3fayor George ",
Hougatang, who abscouled from Hastings
about week ago. leaving his accounts short
Hsycraa hundred doara, was arrested in this ct:y
Int evening nt Jewotls Hotel. lilo arrived In
this city on tho afternoon train from the West,
and ia said to havo been in the vicinity Of Cal,-
non Fa!ss aud neghbortng places since AiH de-
pnrturo from Hastings. 4 Hut OF clothes with
which io disguised hmBolf AZ = Earvesk-hand
wus f1und iu his satebsl, lilo evidently felt
greatly embarrassed over Ills arrest, bus hopoa
10 arfanHe matters satisfactorily.
, 1875-08-05

TIE TANGLED WEB THAT HA0HCnEH WOTH.
sp<efol 4,patea To Yhs CHICAGO rrtbmu,
w.un,xnrox n n A,1 -Ti,n D,.+-+,,
n,...t.aas-f, :. ~ -. ve-,:s.
oon4"iaa'one,a Vt nA'e sens to1 Ne" 1or1 expert
to uhfase! the nystories OF tho accounts OF
Msgruder, tho Treasurer Of tho old Board Of
Public Works, Ihros acts of accountants have
..,.a r. rooo,r;,o IL. .,oo,,. ,,5 l., 80 ,,.to,I,
~ =. sot A*.A A' @'.'1
se1ledt o"'ne 70 Tue eafeless' II nos cFlmsna4.
manner IN Which Tho books Wore kept. ict
Mssruder from July l, 1871, to July 20, 1874,
received md disbursed moro tAan SIS, zoe, 900
-1.,.o,,t ~, .t,eck r,o,, ,,1s .ooo,,,t,
H''noo' @Hs s"e.A npou uIa aseo"uso " e>@lo-
lnatsoh Wy an9 osae1 Queer ot tao Das'f'ct'
AN1nHW JOHNSON.
Ono Of tho physiolana Of Androw JohnBon
o.ra ,ucitaa the fo.ovine Of TIM c1or;n1 ,,,x, ~
no's us.:.a.. s.-aor. ;,,h, do,.o. as...a3 -.
ms "1a'"ok'on ~ sso., , a''"e" ~
his appearance said 3on are not looking ~
we'll M usual, hlt. Johnson" Tho e1-Prcsldent
resented tt,e yomask Ut once, and replied quick
"; uYou ate mistaken, cir; I Was mover
Mroun er and batter" This dlu not change Tho
opln!on Of tho doctor, who rolates the occurrence
~ au ;llstrauun OF tho tudomitable nririt Of
tho man hud Of the {feuuent disposition Ut anl-
bit,ous n,eu 10 rosiat any belief III tic decay of
thcir nowcra
i NEW plasA1. LIGHT.
Commander psrker. Chief Hjxl,sl Officer Of tho
United bt4te4 Navy, Aas been for tho past Two
, 1875-08-05
DIR, RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

porfsety taates4s. elegantly costad With awcst III
Rs.Fs ssFas p".tis oIlo.M1;s I M I'D sttsnEtIsa: r. ouse
h!sf. Hos.k kiansss nl.da.I: Netyeas pnsiuSr H.
bowe !l.s 1nd u Ds..ns.n,ats q u lns.si1y lni. ~
stable, containing sasraurJs uinssals, Of da'ps
III obsos.s thu following 1,mptons rs.altlus t"a
Disorders ui tho DlxrsLlyy uFgana: .,n.
UpnsupAlifn, lnMApt tues, Eup Of thu bood n
lioaI, Acdty Of Tho Bt4aach. Nausea. Ilca.thuIu II
Fust u food Fpllusss 9t Wight tu The StoM.s. r.
H. 6slanns q q. Mead liu;!iaa And ni$st -
IL ssasstoa sEea Lsiss Fas.sru. bla9s. r u ~
ioa Day WsLs before VI sgh. Fs,sf .2d .Vsas a,
lbs http aud Kyos, rsin ia ths AIde Chsst a'of' ~
Sudden flashss ot ilSsy sgrnYf t9ths tls. n. ,,x7
from III the aeoss-nAund dlsusdas. psics = cSaN r
boz, Hold by dEuySAts.
Read "Fnlse and True,
- esad a. itt!sss;.Rp y 1ApMAr A RI. 2.Esss.3s =.
, 1875-08-05
THE NATIONAL SUNDAY.SCH0Ql c0hVEN,
TON.

BUTFALo, N. T., Aug. 4.-Notwithstandiug tho
cloudy and damp wealher The attendance at The
National sunlay-Sehoo! Assembly 1t Ealrpotnt
wss lsrga- Tho Iey. Edward E8aIeston, DID,,
delivered Al Interesting lecture on "Tho pa.a-
disc Of Childhood" and was followed by tho lsoy.
Wolcott Ca!kips. OF buffalo. 1u tho evening
tho usual yespsr service was conducted by
Mr. Bherwin. DR.. Vincent dlsoeted the exercises
Of tbs day. The principal speakers on Thurs-
day wil be G. A. poiaz, OF Newark, N. J. the
Hey. j. II. Freeman. D. D., aud the lloy. War
ron Randolph. Of PHILADELPHIA. DR.. Vincent
will conduct the Normal class e1osclseH. A
praise service will DO conducted BY the l,ey. Mr.
Calktns, and Dr. ". ". Wyths will illustrate tho
"outels OF Canaan by means Ut astoreoptlcan.
, 1875-08-05
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From prominent gentleman and resident Of Cincinnati
O TT The ast torty years Mu known " tho nuNapApa
puhllAhefs throughout The United atstes.
.. -. NEW YnnE. Uos. II, 1579
On. NApwAY.DKAh htRs am .nducud l,y sense q q
working Of your ncd!cue 'nyso!t Fur suvgtsl 1san
sbe aos sa ~usa II sa 20
ir nest torzby steoinx lses:a. ~hIrh tho phys'ei;
aanMa'ton Of ths kdneys sEd hladtef. nd s..s
tas!r opnloa ehat ;ny axoI7a Tsars-Mnald pIovsS.
gh{s|ssaa saa had aksa a.fs HasntY q msd!ss!at
haa rad Of e.toniatng having boon tnada By M
fsned!cs. and sotuo fouE months ago road nntce Y
etfsetsd on xho bad long bsaa suIsatipx = ~
psgis. Hssolseas. nesds Eesei. nd Regulating Pull
snd ecinmsnoed iaklnx tom Ii throo days wss fTsa
q. W. JAMEa, Onolanatl. o.
, 1875-08-05

and that The amount Of onr travel before tie
panic Was loas thnn Inns beon supposed.
TIE PRINTERS
tonight practically agrcol tn accedo to tho en-"
poyern' terms, mid appointed committee to ar
range detai1.
THE CENTENNIAL. roer nrF1cE.
Poatnastor General Jewell In making vory lib
eral arrangements for Centennial Post 0ilIcc
at I'hilaiclrhin. Tho difficulty Ina been that no
appropriation has been tnalo for tho purpose.
and thai tho appropriations for tho Philadelphia
nf1ico hte Inadequate to tie incrensca eeryice
from tho Philadelphia ofIico, and will he aerve!
by CARRIERS Of MI nasiona1ties: The attempt VIII
oe male, as In London, 10 allow no stranger to
ho In tho city more thhu tav b9foro tlle carft-
erF fit,d him. Resort will doubtless be lad TO
registry to ef1oct this.
THE FAST TRAINS.
Hups. Bangs Frent tho .lay yoHtnstay 10 Pll!a-
dolphia, and In 1lnw In New York pushing for.
ward tho preparations for starting tle fast mali
trains wcBt Oh tho first of October. Tho schrme
Ia much n,o1o extensive than Ii Waa reported to
10 In tho first reports. and theTo Is tow orrry
roason to hopo that 1t will he successfully cur
riol out.
Ito TIA Atsoefattd Fres.1
THE POSTAL FRAUDS.
WAsHrHGT0S. D. G., Aug. 4.-To-t!ay ". 4.
Cook and charles rolham, az counsnl.fnr Jcfotno
i. Kinds, WHO waa aomo Wceka ngn t,iotI aud ac.
quilted on charges connected with the alleged
1c,a. mail contract Frauds iltcsl hill on tho
equity slo OF the Superior Court Of tho District
To restrain tho payment Of certain moneys on &C
count Of carrying tnnila to John Altman 4
Hrothcr. 11e rcrltcs Tint l.o Inns no intoreBt in
anld contract. and waa illegally dcbarrcA from
executing il. Tho rnspondcnta aro TIC iost-
innetcr-0cncrnt tho Sixth Auditor, and Altman
t. brother. .Fu1go Humphreys made II pro-
lminnry restraining order Icturnablo OIL the 1Dth
Of September next.
, 1875-08-05

ST. LOUIS, Aug. IA lewcor's sample trunk,
belonging to Fitz Il ChAtterson, Now York. in
charge Of their travelling agent, Flank Cary,
wont through bsidgo with tho engine and bag
gage cur on tho Hannibal Il St. Joseph Railroad,
near Hannibal, No., iaAt Saturday night and has
not yo1 beon found. Tho trunk IL sad to con-
tain $l6, 900 worth Of diamonds aud jewolry Of
ll,1fereut kinda.
, 1875-08-05

Speclut Dispatch 10 7Ne Chlcd0o Tr16Rnt
TorExA, kan., Aug. 4.-O1icor sherman, OF
Denver, passed hero to-day with q colorsd
pliBonor named Hoborts, who escaped from jail
Aomo weeks ago, mud was caught ut Atchison,
Hoberta committed sixty burg'ariea In Denyor
during ono month, stealing goods to the amount
Of $4,000.
Three men who aotod as County ConmisBton-
ers IN Barbour County last summer, Uhon tho
bond frautls wero pcrpotrated, have been in
dietud ailu nrrostei. Que Ut them escaped from
tho officers. Tie County Clerk IL q fugitive Ill
tho Southern States.
Bpccai Agents Of tho roat-Oflce Department
hhye made several arroBta Of FoBsmastoEH on
tho horloe counties Of kn,lsas and Missouri Gu
tho Charge OF tampeztnK With reg!stered letters.
, 1875-08-05

Special Dtspaeth 70 7'hs "hfed0o 7F3bunt.
pzoA1A, ILL.,, Aug. 4,-Unlted stateh Nevenne
Agents William A. uayctt, Of Michigan, and A..
Nance, Of Nebraska, who arc assisting supervisor
Matthews, hAyo struck terror to tho heArta OF
Peoria dstillers. Last night they secretly meAu-
dezcd through tho various dstllezies and noted
the midnight OPERATIONS Of these yin mills. aud
caught three OF tleua in full operation wh.lo
Uncle 8a.n'a 8torokeepotB W0ro abscut, enuky
onyconced in tho bosom Of tAoir families. From
the appearance OF these agents Of Br1stow and
Pratt, it ts infcrred thbt several Royenue Store
keepers will awake 1T no very distant day, Like
0thello, with their Occupation Kona.H
, 1875-08-05

ALABAMA ELECTION. .....
MONTGOMERY, Ala, AuG, 4.-fsetnrrs como In
slowly, but ouough Ia known to render 1t fenson-
ably certain tliat Tho constitutional Convention,
la caIlcti by 10,000 majority. Dntns T.. Com,
who fasued IN address to tho people favoFlnG
Congressman Whites Force bsll, received Int
soyot, votes in l'a own city, ont OF 2,A10 pnlca.
1900 OF which wero Republicans. Many lcad:
Ing lsepubtlcaslB supported tho call and several
Republican counties hase Eivcn maiosisicB fol
tho Convention.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 4.-Tlo Convention
l,as carried this Btato By 1900 majority.
, 1875-08-05
An EcCcnsric IudHe-Lnysyers Should
Not He A4Hc4.

Judge Underwood, Of lsomc Ca, to four Young
lawyers who lad just passed an examination III
his court: :" Young gentlemen, want to say =
thing OF two to yol. You have passed a. good
~ examination ~ usual. perhaps baster but you
don't know anything. Like those young fellows
tuet back from their graduation college, you
think you know great dcAi, That Ia : great
mistake. II you eser get to bs Of any account
you will 10 surprised 1t your present Ignorance;
Don't be too big for your brooches. Go round
to the Justlce's court. Try to learn somothin4.
Don't be afraid. set or upon high key. You
will, no doubt spoak sreat deal OF noasenhSl
but you will hAve QUO consolation nobody Will
know It, Ths gyoat mAss Of mankind take sound
Tor aense. Never mind about your cAse-pstch to.
You are about as apt to wiu y loso. Don't DO
know = thing, lie ID dead beat OIL knowledge.
Stand to 7our rack, fodder OF no fodder, and you
vii see daylight .ttes rns iIt TIL 60 community
Fhera il M abeouts necessity that you should
You may b. smars without bsirg tricky. Lsw:
ye1s ought to 30 gentlemen. Bomo Of theu don't
, 1875-08-05

s7f1dEdF D13pI9tH % 1HE CH1fdvV 7571H9A.
DELolr, Wis, Aug. 4.-During q thunder
storm this forenoon William MorHo wha killed
by lightning On tho Jauesyio road, about ~
miiea from hero. He was'Wnlking In from tho
country alone. and was apparently instantly
killed. Ho had vito aud ttiros chlidron living
III this city. ue had been harvesting for farm
or lIUnf town,
, 1875-08-05
TIE YELLOW FEVER.

A telegram received at Qen. 8heridan'a hcad-
quarters yesterday, roporta that thcro have been
no new caaes Of yo'low fovor within tho past
twenty four hours at Fort Darsancas. OF At Fort
picneas, and but oue death in tint time. Assist
aut-surSoou George II. SteEnbeEg Ia improving,
though not yes out Of danger.
, 1875-08-05

Spttf0f ITar0sfh u The CN1fH18 7F7bHHc*
MusKoaEE, I. r., Aug. 4.-Tho returns from
tho Cherokee national election necessarily como
In slowly, but tho general impression is t'nt tho
lloy. Charles Thomson las tlofostod D. W. Ross
for principal Ohtof by n 1nrgo majority. Full
tot,rns will bo received by Saturday. Tho elec-
tlou, contrary to general c1poutaton, passed OF
quietly M far nj hoard from.
Col. 4. q. Doudnot paaaed down tho railroad
to-day to deliver nil nadEoss at Caddo, Choctsw
Nation, tomorrow,
, 1875-08-05
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary md Woms D!.s..es; n.syo; p!sbots. p,ors.
ease abu,nlnus., and in al where thsss brst
dust depoats Of tue ws,es 4 thlok cloudy mixed ~
sllk. thore !natb dark. tons appearances, I'D
Nhlte boaodust deposits. and when there Is pEteklnt
Of ths back and A1o1g tho loins.
Tusnor of T.vc1vo Ycnrs' Growth Cared b.
Kntlsvay'S 1seaolvsnt.
liEvERLy, Mass, July 49, 1k3.
pH. HADwAf: fhav9 had ovarian tunioI In Tho otAda
and bnweIs All thY docnrs said 'theso trip II
tn tried everything that recommended. lut nota:
ing hslpsa mo-. saw your Hosolysut. and thought !
s ;c, tnE W est .a " s r N q hsd Il
ard 9ne 't os NsdYays rl!s aud ivy hotses q !ost
Of fot AID fed bettc.s amaTtos. and happ!er th.a
ths bunodt u athoEr You publish i Il you eh1.s
HANNAH +. kNAFP.
Price, u por bottlo,
, 1875-08-05
BEECHER---TlLTON,
Tho Renewal of PROCEEDINGS in
tho BrUuklyn Scandal
Case.
Judge Morris Claims to Have New Eyi-
denco Of the Greatest In.
portance.
Lees, Bowen, and Richards 10 Do tho
Leading Witnesses for lilo
Next Trfnf.


Next Trfn1.
WHAT JUICE MORRIS sAYs,
Se'' fors Hf'att Ana.a.
EE1nagc samue' D. Morris, tAo Attorney OF Record
% IN ,s e. s''s ,. VA. v,.sa ed: III. Nigh. :, by nsrs re
s 10
tho % eten1an., tho lsev. II. ". Hsecuer, che % se. cro
aPlea.eo ~ ~ '"'1'"se'' hus'o,i stoau III feRaf"
70 ihs, tar I. ', was !, sonosaliy aoko npon ~
but s, 'r s sri.i IL 's e1 s w'' o.sss ns i ses
tho or.t n,,ccodno. having ro.n,t.a IN
disagreement Of .le Jury, wh!cn made tho caro- a.na
It was bcfors It before tho Court. 11e
stated that e wished to correct thin opinion
~. " .'., '""s ~ =. 40"
trial Of fesf'' ,nt Jury a4 ren.'erra verdict oi
stanttan aald Judge Morris, "sImply "a tlouat 1t had
n,ver hccu nrau.G tor,,o ,r-v nd m, ,a,,er. m
hare served on hesats. ahcaFman ami sterlng' ="
tho legal representatives Of aIr. Beccler, were
simI'' ,ho Ordinary notices esen IN any cause Of
~ TItor ~ n.n.{'sr ts LIN t,.,saSS -. n.asi'"
hae becu NO cenon ~ m cS @ rrs
IN tim nu.sfinn ~ ie,1"os - INV @ ni ~ xn .t.t ss ~
.mnnnt Is1ii nmn a. s,"tnI ~ H. @ iy uy 5 - % a" M o
mains thu SAND: ut whittier ntrns viii In takrn to
1nr thr cnso n tris, ithnnt NV s,!r ta.ro
nyoye dccno To- sav rha }.so !ir -. ss nrn
nose Ia try ia tup prcsont tntnneo ia yhror uenrv
WRrI uccclior committed adultery vth Mrs EjI1..
bath TlItou No bAyu Ind enough of trrn1 oIls;a
collateral fnnt.e1s. and this imo wo want to con.
no reason that can SEQ why tho whole nrocccing
should occury moro tim len days Of fdrtniant a
Importance Which va rhali Introduce ia Tie trInl.
whirh not brought TO tho notice Of tho jury Ia tic
and rhs aa., Will s'sE e
q is guilty, an ibis Limo wo Intend to prove a 40.
, 1875-08-05
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Spsesai Dt4u1teh to Tho Ch.ea0o Tribune.
DtxoN, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-doy. Alexander Char
tors. living It Hazolwood. miles from this city,
OH the Rock lliyor. met with quite serious ao-
ctdcnt yesterday at his residence. The Governor
IL knoxn all through tho WeBtorn country, hay
lDg settled hero thiFty-niuo yeara ago.
, 1875-08-05

6pte{al Uls1utch q tbs Chicago 7176uH4.
ERIE, Pa. Ang. A. Frederick avywart.
brakslnou employed In the Philadelphia i Eric
Railroad Lake Yards, this city, while in tho per-
formance Of Ills duties to-day. fell betnean tho
carr, WAS rim over, aud died from tho offoots Of
injuries reeeiyed tuiH afternoon.
, 1875-08-05

MONTREAL Aug 4.-Evidsuces Ut reviyiug
trade ase given in Tue movement Of boats Ia the
KFain-ca11ylng trade.
, 1875-08-05

WARRINGTON. D. t.. Aug. 4.-Elmer WASH
burn, Chlef Of tho Sccrut Service, received
lispatcL this esenlng stating TINT tie sccrot
Service operatives aeizel this afternoon, In Chi
cago. 400 barrels Of illicit whisky which has been
hiddon oyer Hinco tho May raid on tlao whisky
ring. The whisky. tho dispatch says, was takou
+dead to rights" Tls detectives 1oceiyod
hint tint large amounts were concealed ut the
tino Of the May Hutzurcs, and have been hunt
Ing for IL until now. Thia whisky iu understood
to belong to aoyoEa distillliug &nd lectfyiug o.
tablishmonts, and, it il supposed, Was concealed
III warehouse.
Upon inquiry OF Con. Webster, thu Collector
Of Internal Revenue, II MAS ascertaiued that tie
report Of the seizuse roforrod to In the above
dispatch had boeu caused by the fact TINT about
4U0 barrelB Of old whisky had oeon discovered in
warehouse, where they had beou stored for
ovor two months, aud had been detained for Ok
animation. p1rt OF tham aro aSccrtnined to bo
crooked, and they will DO soizod Tho e1amnA-
tlou has not hsea oompeiod. It II supposed
they were suuRgled out Of some bonded WARE
ho,lao, and privately stored tn be shipped away
aB soon az tho watchtuuoBs Of Government OIL
Ciais was somewhat relaxed.
, 1875-08-05


6AS EnAscIHco, Aug. IA fow days ago the
Investigation by tho Central Pacific authorities
of tho defalcation by Woodruff, aims Mo1ler,
WAS completed. Tho amount ia about II 1000 600.
Tho Company succeeded in rcpa,ting tho losacs
on account Of tho incrcaao In value OF Wood
rnG's Investments, Which kept paco with hts high
living. lilo llas not boon delivered to tho au-
titoritics Of the 1aw, md 1t Ia beloved ha went
to China on tho last stoalnor. An officer Of
tho Company to-day admitted that ho Ind
hccll 1otoased on parole not oquit this jurslic-
ton until o received permission from tho rail-,
road authorities. The EuletiR this evening snys,
editorlaly: ''Ilis oIensea aro Of ITO ordinary
character. nigamy, enbazzletnent, and forgery
have been charged against hln,. II tho facts
should turn out that ths man In now beyond tho
Nemesis Of tho California peua! lawB, tho pooplo
OF this State vii! hold tho Directors Of tho Con-
tract aud T,t,a,1ce Of Western Development
Company responsible Tor this outraga upon JUS
ttce."