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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-28

RUNAwAY.-One of Rasdall & McAllisters
horses kicked one leg over the traces yesterday
afternoon, while standing in front OF the office,
aud becoming frghtene started to ruu He
was tacbed to wagon loaded with coal Ard
SO did not make very rapid progress at first,
but when he reached the Custom House he
was making excellent time. In turning to 60
down the wharf the hind axle broke and the
horse was stopped. 1t was feared that the
horse was going off the end of the wharf and
the accident YVES probably all that prevented
it.
A team from out of town ran away on Com
mercial street yesterday nom, and dashed
along for some distance until IN turning up
Pearl street the team ofsHodgdon & Sou lie cut
off the passage and the frightened horse was
captured. The wagon was slightly demoralized
by jumping over the pavement
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-28
Sunday Trains.
Leave Portland for Boston at 800 D. m.
Leave Boston for Portland at 500 a. m.

Trains on Boston & Maine road connect with all
steamers running between Portland and Bangor
Rockand. Mt Desert, Machias, Eastport, aals st.
John and Halifax. Also connect with Grand Trunk
trains at Grand Trunk Station, and Maine Central
trains at Transfer Station.
u trains stop at Exeter 10 minutes for refresh
ments at frsG-class dining rooms
Parlor Cars on trains leaving Portland at 6t5,
800 a. m 2.35 p. m, Boston at $50 a. M, $50 and
600 p. m.
j. I. FURBER, Gen'l Supt.
s. II. STEVENS, Gen' Ag't, Portland.
aus DIFF
Advertiser CODY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-28

10 Let
NyUIRTEEN Rooms to let in one house suitable
IL for boarding house, will be divided into two
small tenements AID rented for about $13 and $l5.
Apply to w. w. CARR, 1877 Newbury Street.
aug28
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Dissolution of Copartnership

A GIRL to do general housework. Call at 3s1
"A Spring Street. aug2sdtf
, 1875-02-12

Te1f OF the Conservative Compromise
fFopDs1tion--lt Ii Nnt Accepted by
the Congressional Committee.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 11.-1'ha following Ia the
Conservative proposition OF adjustment nubnat-
ted 10 tho Congressional Committee:
Ftr1t-The election Of ls1:, befora cougesa, not
10 IL included IN tue adjns:E.E n.
Stcrad-The e1e,t!un Of Treasurer end members IT
Mes5rs uoAr Wheeler. Frye, md aEErahalI 1t being
istiney uderracol thar those trfurnGd both by tue
1tfHsnItg board mud Conservative Committee to bc
accepted aB lcgsy elostti.
3hird-The HonsH Of Representative to he organized
Do novo OIL the basis of the Cnlttn::tsa's award.
lied to send tn ". T. K.iog!, Acting Governor. and
TIE senato constituted hy t,e awIr nf the Conf
nittce. message infor,Lia1 them that tho Eouge III
osgaujzsI. sud reidy to ;roSeeA to husinehs.
tFA-Tle Conservative fn"Iters to sign aIl agr6a-
nsct that, while not approTttg or mixing tho a
ernn.ert, agree not 10 disturb the Executive
btcHu4a Ut l!H past political &c SO long ~ he Ia
taineI hy tue titeilcnt ..-.
st1ht--The members OF the House Of Repreaents-
tiyes returned by tho arbitration not to be changed,
except by death. reagnasiou, or expulsion for nst
callse.
SsyentA-Senators returned by ths arbitration to bo
aeatcI.
ThiB proposition was adopted BY 4 vote Of 30
to 8, and committee appointed to baud it to
Mr. EAcolor.
Tho Committee loft on the morning OF tho 9th
ior Mobile. with tho propositions III their pogk-
sts, aud that night the following reply was re-
cciyed:
MOBILE, Feb. o.-To Ms Non. John Toune, 81.
Jaras tfdt' Chairman: Propositions no. accepted.
fSigned) ". 4. WHEELER.
, 1875-02-12
DETROIT,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EKcursions
Sreetas DfspatcI to 9he Chtrrao 7's4bnns.
DETROIT. Mich, Feb. 11.-The Detroit Ho-
meopsthic College hold ita graduating exercises
ksdaJ. The address to the class was delivered
BY Prof. Clemo. Tho graduates are: George Vim
cont, Bullett High, Luman Godfrey, Frank War
ron, Aaron Jenkins, Fremont Boans, Albert
Grant, William Grisvold, Warren 1loughton.
Jason steele, and Everett Weod, all Of Micl,t-
York; Elizabeth Noble Of Ohio; William l.ob-
crts, Of Vermont; 1lobots Mcravish md Ala1-
andsr CLARK. Of Canada; Mary jones' of WASH
iuAton; Wllher Thatcher, Of Ionia, yaledlctosian
!, Tho legislative e1ourslohlstB havs arrived. and
shls evening, aftsr . formal reception bv Mayor
,Hloaatt and the City Government, visited Gov.
Hagley and tho Hon. q. Y. N. Lathrop, nho kept
open house in their honor
, 1875-02-12

CAN TltToN lie p1aonAcED.
Dut wily'uvade 1t, Mrs. Woo3hull2 Can he
10 d:Rglaced any moro than ho La. beensf
"Cau he? Yes. ho can and With hun dozena
of othets who now tremDlo and culver from
mostiIE till njght for fear the undcrcut,cnt-
tho depth Of this a[ralr-Hil work itH WAY to tho
su1f"cc. Tfepaora will not atand crohs-ox--
n'n''Ainn ike Moultun lie is not cool
enough"
:" am somewhat surprised that you we're not
retaHa u . sitiesh III ynu irat published tic
hcaiin"l' at1 essdeitly knew much ahouE It.
LINT IL tho very rcaHon they do not want me.
know too mich about it.. 10 gloeY Mrs. Catly
Stanton aid h'iaan 3 Anthony. Their testimony
vii! tot he aos'snt after cishcr.'
''Hnw about Eowen7 Don't hc know tribe
more tbaa peoplo giyo him credit tor know-
''sow you havo struck tho key.nose of TIM
whole trouble. Bowon Is tho Mephiatoplelca
the demoi. wllo stanlh hack with a red-hot tuker
and punches tha ott,ers on 70 desperate dee1a.
Ohl want to eco that tnaD D1Ten olt tAe stand,
His Testimony will be r.cluebB pcrsonicd."
ASuTutH INTERVIEW.
The reporter Of tho Leaytuwo,th Times also
interviewed her with the following result:
light -
alss. T.-No: not tisho Of IL. They arc not
trying to bring out tho truth. Tilton IL Just az
much afraid of tie truth a. neecncr AMI is tFy-
lhR to ECO with how slnali part Of tue truth he
cali carry his casa.
lce.-That ncatns atrange--ully SHOULD ho not
want To bring out ever, thing?
Mrs. W.-Not d. all strange. They are all in
tile aamo boat with Beccltcr. That Whole crowd
have been living III tue haI1e war-in accordanco
with what they Eelie,o-sot Years past and tho
truth would espose the wi11la lot.
Nep.-Do they all tceYo as you do Oh these
matttrs7
Mrs. W.-Certainly thoy do. but haven't moral
| courage enough to say 10. Tho oHiy difference
betSeeu us Is that advocated the doctrIua OF
FREEDOM ron TIE AFFECTIONS
holding that they canuot bo controlled bv law.
aud that my one who ac:s f,lllv upon freedom
tuuHt he acting purely; whllo they outwsraIy
huld en- to the uld systrm Of law, making 1t guh-
rorviAnt tu t.4cr pt,bi,c reputation, wllen yocret
" tley ndu5it the rulo Ut ireedotn, which double
PRACTICE eau never BE- pule.
Eeporter-iou include Mou!ton among those
that believe in your theories ?
Mrs. W.--Frank Moatont OF courae do.
Tho Whulo lot OF them iudorHs n,y theory in
eyery ;articul,r. and nothing kecpH them from
saying 20 publicly but
7uEIn iIyrpt.t1sr AND MORAL cowARD1cE.
just aa Mr. Beecl-r said wueu le was On lis
knees at ,nv feet. nni III tears: when advised
hin to como OUT like man, aud maKo MI open
confession of the whole thing. Bad he, II know
l ought to do il, an1 If hal your courage
would do it, Lut can't an moral coward !"
II he had nlnde Huct. confession at that time
lle wIlole thins would haro been over mud for
gotten loug ago. aud everybody wuuId tMuk
bestsr OF lin to. day.
, 1875-02-12
THE NATIONAL GRANGE.

CuAaLxsTox. 8. g., Feb. 1.-THE National
Grange yesterday authorized the Executive
Committee to selsct tue location for ctsces OF
tho body. md to loase tho necessary buildings.
The aotlon with reference to the io4n Of money
BY tho National Orange to State Oranges was 30
atnended ~ to mako the loan ffee ot interest
Two additional members Of the Executive Con-.
1nittee we're eloctea, viz. r. D. Chase. OF Nen
HAmpahire. aud John T. Jones, Of Arkansas. for
three years each D. ". Aikon, Of South Caro-.
lns, sAa ro-elected for three years, and William
Of Iowa, hsld over. making tho Committee Ave
~ ALL An appropriation was made to-day for
Tue dFaness Of Ka,sas Md Askausaa.
, 1875-02-12

4 KAhsAH EpIroH'B INTERVIEW WITH y1cTonIA.
Tha notorious fictoria G. Woodruff, who pro-
fossos to know oil about tho lIccclrr-'rnton i'm
broglio, Was lectusing in Loaycnwo.th a few
days ago. Tho editor Of thu Commercial inter
Vowed her, tic result Of which Lo thus roxtea I:
Tho editor could not refrain from Introducing
the subject aud asking Mrs. Woodruff how the
affair would end. Her snswer waa yesy prompt.
",fhe result will Ia unfayol abls 10 lii. Doech-
ert but, my dear str, the whole trial il nothing
but fares. Frank Moulton has buc.l Oh tho
wttnesa-ataud nuw for two weeks, atld NTH all
the Bllrnahiu. and digging lie nas oyadcd tbs
wholo truth IN thls matter at last"
THE WHOLE TRUTH.
"I3lt, Hrs. Weudlull, what DO you mean by
II mean e4actly this, The parties who figure
iu tl,st trial Aro not tho 0uly oues Interested.
frank knows moro than he wsnts 70 tel-moro
tAau he daro tell. 70 one who really knows tho
depth of this ecsndalous affair, tie testimony OF
houlton Ia 6uk the nercss foam.
"Dut the lawyers hRyo worked shrewdly to
got The truth out Of him." >,
"Yea, but he haa worked a. htrd to kaeP II
from item. Both sides arc In duty hnund to
keep lna whole truth Of this matter tn the back.
ground.
IT 1NvoLvEs MANY RANl1AEs
ostssr ss sI,iea Than Now Yosk sud I DrooE,s,, "
''Nhu do YOU sympAtldze with in the trial 7
Whieh party DO you hope will wiu2"
u an for Theodore, although he Is ~ guilty
man A. Bcecher. foel couhdent that le mu !.
Boucher, but, knowing the facts AZ dn, de-
test hlnl, because 10 has deliberately told what
ho kuo1A to be tle,"
'But has not Tiison publicly eoutradictsl
seyeEul statements that sou have lllaou i"
+" lie says that he did aot write my biogsal,ly
but ha told al untrash. Ilo did wfte IT, eysfE
line, aud Can bring faet4 to prove 1t. I MaiI.
als Iheodote Isl.oa, whtn hs takes the sisncst
, 1875-02-12

Nrw YoaK. Feb. l1,-Johu Havslaud i Co.,
importers Aaa dtsers iu fruits At No. act WAsii-
angton street. have suspended, No statement
has Ieen Msde. but peraon4 outside tha aouso
place t4s lia0lllias 1t from t4O0 900 10 E40u OuQ
!le GAUSS ot the sa4peunion II attributed to tie
DISCRIMINATION III the quality aud psloe Of lsuit.
aud bad debts.
, 1875-02-12

drosno1 hiuaeIt, and left her ~itho'lt penny
in the world, sl,o sndlcn1y appreciated her past
wicket1nnHa, and roaovcd-to marry again a.
soon AZ convenient.
Tne ,itcnra,n thus ndv[scB Young men about
to con.,,,,t tho enorm:ty Of making play:
A a.,o1nan ahn,.d MT 10 presented ~ seollinF
nnsrily l1ty ho rcarccly knows youns ialea shotl
moi, wlatoyer thor disappointment te,t tl!elr ho4ts
Should cnnforn, ID th9se ha'1a Ok behavior a,,t
speech which Rucsty haa found Indispensable 10 1a
own existence.
Without wishing to be personn, We commend
the above to ourl local HONEYMOON -Bouc1oAu1.T.
The Scnulal City has bonn at 1t again. The
Rev. MICHAEL HICKEY, OF Droottyn. Catholic
priest, has aot hmsclf into trouble by clan-
destino correspondoncs with young girl iu q
boarding -achool, by driving fast horse, and
by embczzIing 5000 Of monny collected for the
erection Of new church. Tho father Of the
young eirt produced bundle Of letters, told
him to stop do1n ana out, and threatened to
drive him from Brooklyn. Tho ersing divine is
"iu Ietreat."
TmoMAs DunrnE, who haa Just bson elected
Cl,tef-Jussce Of tho S,preme Court OF 1shodo
Island, mahea OF the Legislature tho aomewhat
remarkable request that, oofoso ho takcs his
scat, the aaary Of tho Office. which is now 900
yoar or 81 900 moro than that of tho Associate
Justiccs naay be reduced to 3+,500, because, he
says, tho Associsto Justices have nmoas as
much work to do as tho Chief Justice, and ho
thinks that $500 Is difference enough betwoon
TIC two, IIo mas delayed ta'tluS hfs scat for tho
express purpose Of milking this request, ns tile
saiary Of tho Jndge cannot DO cl1tnEod during
his term Of o(1ce, aud 90 the Legislature has
passed an act reducing Tho aasary to $1,000.
DR. DE- KoYEy tho newly. elected Blshop Of
the Illinois Diocese, arrived In this city from
1laclno ycsterday afternoon, and ia now tho
guest Of hia brother ar JOHN LIE Aosns. ,,: ue
comes here solols for tho purpose Of consulting
,v,t,, Tho ,a.,or ront,cpno and foy other nuh}le.
VIII spe issor sl.a aeM o'nv.
spirited oitlzons of theago about tue restoration
Of Tayor-IIall, the portion Of Iaclue College re-
1T. ,..,.,.,.s ~, g.. n. -, uo,ry 10
centlY uea'foseo ny nso' ~. !'1 Ao'H' ~
deeply Interested in ith rebuilding, and comes
,,oro a. ho hoe -,spo, to oxnaet ,uaatuoco to-
WardH repairing tho ioss. Ills Ylalt Aas no feleF"
encc whatever to tin Dishonric. Tho question
- III. ..,.... - IL. "a. L.. ,t;1, l t.. .
peeh elec1eo mas not peen set'!ea, nn.1 7" ~
, 1875-02-12
SlilEinE.

OMAHA, Keb., Fob. il,-A dlspatch from Lasa.
mile City. Wyoming, states that ~ III immigrant
.,aia bound west WIS leaving Tsbls R5ok Rte-
ston to-day passenger named Chzslss MoFar-
aud. OF Addison O., shut himself through tho
t.aart. Hs WAS much unlnT ths lailu0Acs OF
lI4uor. liz Ii stlA eAVA.
, 1875-02-12

Bz. LOUIS, Fell. ll,-As tho Little Rock ex-
prosa-tsain Oh tho ST. Louis, Lou Mountain l.
Southern Railroad wss passIng . point q mles
nortl. OF Bismarck, $3.50 O'Clock this morning, d
rail broke oyor culyert, aud the mail aud bag
sage.car. second.c'aaa car, and QUO passenger
coach weEo thrown from the track down the enl-
banhmsnt. No cue was killed or seriously hurt
but I. 4. Doraey, express measeasor. received a
aevcro blow on tho cllnbt from sAio falling on
him; Marsarat a. Chew aud 4. u. FITCH, OF
FarluesaVille, Ky., wsre bruised in tho taeo' n.
.. 0lassost, OF Hot Spring, Ark, hurt ~ tho
leal. aud fur or five others wore slightly !n-
t1red -.-
, 1875-02-12
BODILY ACCIDENT,

greetal Dtspatch 10 tbs chfeaao Tribune.
KANSAS CRY, No., Feb. 1l.-A conductor on
the Learenwortl. Lawrence i Galveston Rail.
road, named Snsdsr, fell from Lis train Ysster-
day At Lamsencs aud broke ons ley and his col.
lar bono,
, 1875-02-12

Sr,rit: D:spateh II Tie GAiedoo Tribune.
FoRT WAYNE. lnd., Feb. 1l-A heavy snow-stor1u
prevailed in this locality eli last ni;:hs aud part
Of to-day. The snow is badly drifted, and all
sratus sra moro or less delayed. On the F6rt
Wayne Jackson l. Saginaw, and Grand Rapids
aud sonlc trims are completely blo:!iod up. Tho
snow here is- about to inches dosp, and the
Thermometer ia falling rapidly.
HHer,at f7sptffh to The CHICAGO 7rt6nnt.
SouTH BEND. 1nd.+ Feb. l1,-Tilo drifting
Rnow aud extretno cold las hearty caused G sns-
Consion Of businoss hore to-,laY. The Chicago
j. Luke Huron Hallway abandoned ita tsaits thus
morning, and the Lake Sl,o1e is r,nninG bnt
light ttainB wh'els nrencceaaarY to keep the'foaa
open. The reports frbtu tho East show "orso
condition than III this vicinity.
, 1875-02-12
PERSONAL,


PERSONAL.
AMf sHEn1pAN's oan-can died natural death.
The noustroHity only Easpal Rt tie best.
Tho Hon. Ira Z. DnArEu, Of Ptairio City.
Iowa, arrived ut tho Grand Pacific yesterday.
1t may 10 br,cEy said sl,at misfortune has
D. T. ALLEN, tue great Dea Molnes financior.
LUCY IfooPER says Mmc. MAcMAuos ts not
only "dumpy," hut that sho actually has 3 uua-
tache.
Tho copyright OF tho works OF N1curIET was
disposed OF to NM. LEVY Brothers, q. $4,000
francs.
Prince TonLoa1A, Of Rome, has tired Of Ills
pcturee and other objects Of ast and wantH to
aou out.
GAntnALD1, V1cron Huao. KAHL. Blend, Lou1s
BLANC, 0AHnETrA, and CAsrK1Au nre coming to
tho Centennial.
Sixty thousand Japaueae III Yoildo are study
Ing the English language, aud tearing their hair
over Ito torturipg idioms.
Alr. A. BRONSON ALcoTr, Of Concord, Mass,
teacher Of philosophy, Ia guest at tho Palmer
House, aud nlll remain in the city ten or moro
days.
PAsourxo has sketch Of vrcron EuA1uE1,
along the strcata OF Rome. The Millennium.
sure enough.
HonAcE WHITE, Of The Cn1cAoo Ta1nusx, and
vile. aalled from New York in the steamer Gym
btsa. for Europe, yesterday, to DO absent from
ono to two yoara.
Cincinnati girls refused to kiss their boaux
who were shaved by female BARRIERS. and 80 the
Chicago enterprise was starved to doatt by tho
prddcs OF the Queeu City.
Miss MATILDA FLETcHEn arrived In the city
yesterday from succotstu1 locturlng tour, and
is stopping at tho pa1mor Houso. She is en-
route for the East to iii engagements.
Thore Is enc thn-skinned member Of tho
Royal family Of England. It is Prince Leo
TOLD, who waa born without an epdsrmts, and
Is too teudor to live. So he Is going to die.
Il Is reported thas tho Order of the Thistle,
made vacant By tho death Of the Duke Of Mosr-
1osE. Is to be conferred upon the Marquis OF
buTE. Theaa arc bona-hde Lorda, not bulls by
the vay.
Tnars ia said to have been discovered in North
Carolina "broathing cavo," tho suction Of
which ia 10 great that it draws in living animals
1t seems to have sucked In nawspapes-msu,-
Boston Globe.
sHARKEY, the murderer, who etoapod from tho
Tombs Is in Havana. ue t!l.troatol tle woman,
MAoofx JORDAN, who effected his eacape for
him, and now she has betrayed him sr,o C,hsa
anthori.ics Will probably surrender him.
AtNantes, in pr.pca tba n r.s,o.a ,-..
payo tLar nas, s1h,h,,ta ~sIssoAH a.. pFosoe'e
tjsd hv an IA r, oe.,or ~, ~. % sno sao'e "ese
.1ea Wy au o'a ea''o1. Inc result was not Rs
amused tho vp,rita for inst hair az how ADo'4
nNo nv M.r,,r,ss 49,. :.
Nchraa,a NOV, .ha :. stn,.a. ~ ~ !ecs"rng IN
calms to h.vs w VIII an .ha eaao"s Masss
, 1875-02-12

GFttiaf fGsra:A 10 Iht Ea,c1eo Irt5uns.
MAptsry. Wis, Feb. ll.--A !lca " wind today
has dgiftod SNOW badly, and trims ars al Leltad
again, several passenger tra.us being suaponded.
Special lHsnctth to 7ht C7.,cras IfIGux
MILWAUKEE Wis.,, Feb. 1l.-All trims On oycry
line leading info tAa city lava bten suspended
or showed up somewhere en- route. Country
!oadH are nil btoesed up with drifts. and wh hrt
entirely without communication with tho outor
world. except by telegraph,
Spetdt D'sp.tth To IAs CAre1no Tribune.
:.ACEossE, Wis, Feb. 1I.-Tho storm Of yes.
terduy ant today Ccoms to 4aVo had a largb
range. Tho morning train on tho Chicago Il st.
raul did not reach ho7e till tonight. Trains CD
that road are suspended. Traita On tho c., u. 4
II. nro nlso suspended, With tho train
from the south, that should hnvo been hero tiIs
afternoon, at Dupuquo. Oh tho Southern
Minnesota Railway traluH that left hare this
morning only u: to Rlshrord. Kopurts from
tlat toad west uf LaAeaboro Eays that ths xipd
ia NOW blowing Eato. III this CITY below zero
is tho highest tho mercury has reached to-day.
Sueetai Nisp1fch u Tie Ch.eacn II inuae.
Fonp bu LAC. Wis. Fob. 11.-1ho roads leut1&
ing to tho city are biockaded Of badIfus they
were last week. Tho wind Las blowh 4 perfect
gallo siuce curly las. night.
, 1875-02-12

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWs.
Lrznro'I. Fob. l.--Ass!sed* sloaushlp ual.
vstla, from R04Ao1k
, 1875-02-12

SrAeiaf Dtspa.th to 7As CHICAGO tribune.
dEAsD HAVEN, Mich, Feb. u.-Anathor vlo-
lent wiud-storm commenced last night, and has
since continued, with varying violence. Wind
wost with light snow. The wcathor remains
very cold. No .ralua have arrived OK departed
on the Michigan Lake Shore Nalroal sjnce
" educ s5aY morning. Tho FIRST train aiuce Tint
time OIL tho Detroit & Milwaukee, Railroad ar
r,ved this afternoon. No more ara expected I'M
iii Tomorrow morning. Tue maximum yioleuoa
OF tho storm IL 10 miles au hour.
Spse'at Nispateh to 7hs GAscaao 1TibaH-.-
DETnolT Mich.. Feb. 11.--15now dHtfed on
the Detroit d milwaukee, Road to-day 10 that Il
was impossible TO run. aud Ill trains were osn-
celed.
, 1875-02-12

MINNESOTA.
Special Dispatch to the GA,eaqo Tri5nns.
Sr. PAUL, MIMI, Fob. 1l.-Tlb Sioux City and
McQregor railroads azo both blocked &galn TO-
day BY anow-drttts.
, 1875-02-12

OFFICIAL REPORTS.
WAguyaroS, D. G., Feb. 1l.-For the Upper
A{iHsbsippi aud I.owcr Missouri Valleys and tho
Northwest, falling barometer, Routherly winds,
hishsr temperature and cloudy, or partly cloudy.
weather.
For the Lake region stationary, and higher
barometer, westarly wIuds booking TO south Naat,
higher tcn,mrasurcs, aud partly cloudy v6attt2s,
with local Rtoesna. -
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Uu.oAao. Fsb. II.
, 1875-02-12


without getting tito check. but Oh! aiuod 1t hall
MI huur n14er my na,uo waa written 10 it, though
Wikcgoi sail to tho CONTRARY boforo tho Iuyes-
tigating Committee.
the production Of tho "truo sto1v," but tho
)>roaeeul,oh had not brought u into court, and
prouisoJ to do 10 after lie raeesa.
Tho witness continued: lpus In typo tho
Bowen letter, with comments, about The
Oliver Johnson beroro It was put in typo.
showed tile alps Mt tls time to Moulton Mr.
Docallef. aud my counsel but do net rolnnmber
showing 1t TO nty other posdous. slv mprosaion
is that 10 other person saw 1t unit! af.er the
Noodhuti publication, In November, l872. l
aho~od It to Wllkoson bnloro the ttiearttte
agreenout was prepared; in faot. It formed part
oI that coyopant. l do not reno1nber 1t l
showed 1t to him before tue arbitration %as
Arbitration whs agrecd upon. bad then
aulT VENDING AGAINST LII, uo~ES
In ono Of llese courts. Alr. Ward beeAn It iu
my abscnco. do not know II it waa suit. but
cali lhst ! suit. 1hroe s!ps, i think. vste
printed Of tue article. Quo OF them went
to Wilkoson, and waB put into tho tn
partiso agreement; one. th4ok, incnm-
p!ote, nas picked up by . pzintor. and que
sous amendments. think Lad complete
slip Of my own, besides the Que showed Daech-
er, which made the fourth. think these slips
vera struck Oh Ut TWO different times. do not
know II the typo composing the article hess was
prasat we'd. ! loaned John Harmon Vns ot tAeae
bl'pa before the Woodruff publication. lie was
All intimate flleud o! uIse, end ottHa consul ed
With him a6ous my stfairs: never remember
saying to Harmon that did not care Ahat he
dll With It. committed 1t to his caro-, to nso W
might Beom beat to hi0l in bis discretion. l said
to Linn that left 1t to bis judgment And care I
~eut to l!ia lousa With H. He WAS not thoro,
aud loft 1t for lim in q nn!o converting this re-
lusst, OF which do not now know tho plrasool'
ogy. Mr. MokslveY, Of the Eugs,
AsxkD NE To SHOW HIN THIS aLlp,
which ! think he heard Of through Harmonl 20
put il into tho latter Reutle,nsn's 4and, to be
given to MoKslyeY. IT Harmon Judged 1t slRht
Ynss Rip WA published about lts OF si1 mouths
Altar llis, aud ! saw iA tbs Euyls. Il was
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-15
FOREIGN NEWS.

Prospects Of peace in Spain are increasing
daily. One hundred and eighty Carlist officers
have already given in their submission TO King
Alfonso 224 officers have left the service of
Don Carlos and entered France. OF these
nine were Generals.
Advices from Calcutta, in relation to the diff
ficulties between the Indian government and
the King of Burrnah, state that the King is
making warlike preparations.
The Polish Catholics, says st. Petersburg
dispatch, are rapidly becoming converted to the
Greek Church.
The Emperor Of Brazil will not abdcate.
Numerous arrests are made in Germany
of those who speak unexpectedly of Bis
marck
There is said to be contingency in which
the Pope will take up his residence in this
country.
A proposition to enable unmarried women to
vote for members of Parliament has been de-
feated in the British House of Commons BIZ a
vote of 1877 to 152.
The Berlin Post fears a general outbreak of
war throughout Europe.
Spain will send Il, 600 mere troops to Cuba
at once.
The report that Dom Pedro. Emperor of
Brazil, was about to abdicate his throne, turns
out to be a canard.
The Spanish government will arrest all pro-
fessors who protest against the new educational
laws, or resign chairs on account of their pro-
mitigation.
A bill has been passed by the British House
of Commons making owners of vessels liable
for the loss of life and property through their
negligence or greed, and prescribing regula-
tons Tor the safety of both cargo and crew.
Cardinal Manning expresses belief that the
church of Rome is approaching a crisis. the
most serious for 800 years, and adds that he
considers himself intrusted with nilsson of
warfare.
The French government has sent instructions
TO its consuls TO summon. for the last time.
French subjects abroad who are liable to mill
tary service to have their names registered at
the consulates.