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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-04

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE
LONDON, August 3, 1875.
The HERALD correspondent in Dublin
writes that anxiety prevails in certain quar-
ters concerning the O'Conneu Centenary
procession.
THE FENIAN AMNESTY MANIFESTO.
To-day the Fenian Amnesty Association
Issued G. proclamation calling upon Irishmen
to assemble in thousands and show that they
are not unmindful of the sufferings of their
imprisoned countrymen now confined in Eng
lish dungeons
WHAT THE FENIAN sYMPATH1zERs INTEND TO DO.
The members of the Amnesty Association
have resolved to carry banner inscribed,
amnesty Association" Remember the Po-
1itical Prisoners" "God Save Ireland"
THEIR PLACE IN THE PROCESSION AND WORK
AFrEHwARD
They have determined to join in the gen.
eral procession, at the end of the line, and at
the close of the march to assemble round the
O'Connel monument site and present Lord
O'Hagans address to the people
his LoRDsHR MAY NOT SPEAK.
II is believed that Lord o. Hagan will not
attempt to deliver an Grafton unless he is
assured Of the maintainence of complete
.quietude in the city.
WHAT THE METROPOLITAN POLICE SAY
Your correspondent interview wed the Dublin
Metropolitan Police Commissioner to-day.
He is confident that no trouble will occur
during the O'Connell celebration.
PREPARED FOB EvENTUATTIEs.
Extraordinary precautions have been taken
by the authorities for the preservation of the
peace. The liquor stores-pubic houses
will be closed from an early hour in the
morning until the evening.
-FOUR THOUSAND TROOPS AS REINFORCEMENT
TO THE GARRISON.
Four thousand soldiers of the line have ar
rived in the Irish metropolis from the rural
divisional stations and are now quartered in
the several barracks within the city limits, and
held ready by the commander-in-chief of the
forces for any emergency which may arise.
CARDINAL. CULLEN's INJUNCTION.
His Eminence Cardinal Cullen has issued q
pastoral in which he enjoins the observance of
strict temperance by the people.
A CITIZEN PEACE PRESERVATION FORCE.
A numerous committee of gentlemen In pri-
he to preserve order by their individual, per-
sonal exertion, and timely use of their infu-
ence over the masses.
HOPEFUL OF PEACE.
1 think that the Centenary procession day
will pass over quietly, despite the apprehen-
eions to the contrary which now exist.
CARDINAL CULLEN INTERVIEWED.
had an interview with His Eminencc Car
,dinal Cullen, Archbishop of Dublin, to-day,
ct tie nrchiepiscopal palace, in Eccles
street.
A COURTEOUS RECEPTION TO THE AMERICAN
PRESS REPRESENTATIVE.
ILe gave me q very courteous reception and
.eaid that he was glad to see the representative
'of the great American newspaper.
HOW he LOOKS AND FEELS.
The Cardinal looks hale and hearty.
lie appeared quite composed and confident
of peaceful result OF the o. Connen demon
stration.
WHAT LIE SAID.
Cardinal Cullen believes that no difficulty
will occur. He had, he said, witnessed
many Irish demonstrations and understood
the temper Of the Irish people. He appre-
hends no disorder on the occasion of doing
honor to the memory of Daniel O'Connell.
The opposition to the celebration comes from
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IN THE WORLD.

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN; ALSO THE GREAT WEST
ERN RAILWAY or CANADA FOR ALL POINTS
COACHES ATTACHED; ONLY Regular ~ "A FARE
HERALD OFFICE; PASSING gRs RECEIVED FOR
POUGHKEEPsIE, ALBANY, sARAroGA, PALATlNE
VIA, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPEN-
SION BRIDGE
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THE CABLE STEAMSHIP FARADAY.
HAS THE VESSEL REPAIRED TILE DIRECT CABLE


HAS THE VESSEL REPAIRED THE DIRECT CABLE
TO AMERICA?
LONDON, August 3, 1875.
Nothing is published or current here concerning
the steamship Faraday. No London papers, ex"
eept the Shipping Gazette, announced her arrival
at Deal.
Inquiry fails TO develop information negativtng
the strong probability that the Faraday has failed
to repair the direct cable, as heretofore rumored
In London.
THE QUOTATIONS OF SHARES OF ATLANTIC
CABLE STOCK
LONDON, August as A. M.
The Standard, in Its financial article this morn
ing, says
'The principal variation in telegraph shares
was q rise OF 15s. in anglo American, which is
attributed to the steamer Faraday's arrival in
the Thames, after an unsuccessful attempt to re-
pair the direct cable"
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THERE IS No IRISH LEADER EQUAL TO O'CONNELL

Foreign Sympathy. with the
Cause Of Erin.
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PRELATUAL COMPLIMENT TO TIE AMERICAN PRESS.
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50 Is TO NIAGARA; SO so TO sARAGoGA.

TO NIAGARA FALLS IN ELEVEN HOURS.
WITH SAFETY AND COMFORT, AT THE RATE or
FIFTY MILES AN HOUR.
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He Expounds the Irish Cues
ton to the Herald.
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ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, August 3, 1875.
The HERALD correspondent in Dublin
writes that anxiety prevails in certain quar-
ters concerning the O'Connel Centenary
procession.
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No Sectarianism in the Liberia.
tors In Mem oria1n.
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O'CONN ELL.

----%-
The Centenary Celebration a Cause
Of Anxiety in Ireland.
THE FENIAN DISSATISFACTION.
Their Call for Thousands Of Men, but
at the End Of the Line.
"A BRITISH ARMY MARCHED INTO DUBLIN
%Ord G'Nagan May De Prevented from Pro-
nounGlng The Grafton.
Citizen8 Organized in a Peace
Preservation Society.
WHAT CARDINAL CULLEN HOPES.
He Expounds the Irish Cues
ton to the Herald.
PRELATICAL COMPLIMENT TO THE AMERICAN PRESS.
No Sectarianism in the LIBERIA
tors In Mem oriam.
THERE Is No IRISH LEADER EQUAL TO OCONNELh
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THOSE ACCRErIONS UPON THE SCALP
which are termed dandruR are promptly removed bv
GIkNNs SOAP, which by opening the pores pro-
the natural moisture OF the hair. Depot CRIT
TENTON'S No sixth avenue.
Take 1feen years from your age with HnIs HAIn
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TAKE THE HERALD TRAIN, EVERY SUNDAY
MORNING, AT HALF-PAsT TWO, FROM GRAND
CENTRAL DEPOT, VIA HUDSON RIVER AND NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FOUR TRACK ALL STEEL RAILROAD
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Citizen8 Organized in a Peace
Preservation Society.
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WHAT CARDINAL CULLEN HOPES.
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Your correspondent answered: THE Irish
press, even. opposes the demonstration on
account of its purely Catholic coloring.'
Cardinal Cullen replied: -"Such portions
of the Irish press do not reflect the popular
feeling of Ireland"
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The Centenary Celebration Cause
Of Anxiety in Ireland.

"A BRITISH ARMY MARCHED INTO DUBLIN
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Ford G'Nagan May De Prevented from Pro-
Houncng The Grafton.
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Ar rIrsHING- ans eann

A MARVEL OF OUR TIMEs-ThE NEW IN.
vention TOR curing rupture supplied BY THE ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY 6S3 Broadway, comfortably holds
and SOON permanently cures the worst ruptures
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-06
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 267.
U. S. SURVEY NO. "a.

:" S. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY y
u New, April 3, 1ST5.-Notice is hereby
given, that the Silver Central Consolidated
Mining Company, by James Duffy. its Agent,
whose Post-offce is at Carson City, Nevada,
have made application for fifteen hundred
1500l linear feet of the Silver Central Lode,
DEVILS Gate Mining District, Lyon County,
Nevada, extending 1900 feet in southeasterly
direction from location Post No !, along the
line of said lode, and embracing the same
with all dips, spurs, angles and variations,
with surface ground six hundred (G00l feet IN
width and described on the plat and field
notes, on file in my office, as follows, 70 VII
Beginning at Post No. 1, located at point
about rs feet easterly of the Kossuth Hosting
Works and upon the east line of the hossuth
claim. at which point the flagstaff on Mount
Davidson bears N. 2lh deg. W., the s. W.
corner of McCone's foundry N. IL deg. W;
thence running, first course. S. l2H deg, r.
along the easterly line of the hossuth 20.
claim 1890 feet to Post No. 2; thence, second
course, N. TN deg. +. 500 feet to Post No.
;, located on the west line of the Carson
C5mpanys claim thence, third course, n Il
deg. W along the westerly line of the carson
Companys claim 1916 feet to Post NO; =,
thence, fourth course, S. TN deg. SOY feet
to Post No, 4. the place of beginning. con
tanning l6 $500 acres. From Post NO; III
quarter section corner on the west line OF
Section lG T. 16 N. r. al Il. bears Mrs,
deg. 1920 feet. Courses and bearings taken
from True Meridian mag. variation 10 de5'
80 min. T.. This survey VT made to CONFORM
to the record of location. The improve
ments Insist of a shaft located upon the
Carson Comnany's ground. which IS beng
sunk jointly by the Carson Company and the
applicant This claim is bounded ON the
west by the Kossuth Company and ON ths
east by the Carson Company. This Location
is recorded in Book a." page ssl, OF the
Mining Records of the Devils Gate MINNIE
District kent at the ONCE of the Mining
Recorder of DEVILS Gate Mining District
Lyon County. Nevada.
,ADoLPHUS Waltz, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-06

NO ESQ.
U. S. SURVEY NO. 9s.

r s. LAND OFFICE CARSON CITY.
OO Nevada, April Sth,. 1879 Notice is
hereby given that the QUINN MINING COM
PANf,-by- it's President, +. +. Osbiston,
whose Post-offce is at Virginia City, Storey
comfy, Nevada, has rfade application for
limited States Patent for six hundred (6OOl
linear feet Of certain vein or lode of quartz
or other rock in place bearing gold, silver
copper, and other metals, commonly called
and known as the Quinn Lode and the Quinn
Mining Company's Claim, Devils Gate
Mining District, Lyon County, Nevada ex.
tending from Post No. THE place of begin
ning) six hundred (600) feet in a northerly
direction along the line of said lode or vein.
and embracing the same, with all dips, spurs.
angles and variations, with surface ground
four hundred 400 feet in width, and de-
scribed on the plat and field notes on file in
my office. as follows, to-wtt: Beginning at
Post No. l. situated about 800 feet east of the
Virginia and Carson Toll Road. and $50 feet
southerly from Quipn's house, whence the
smoke. stack of Williams mill bears N. 1873
deg. E.. flagstaff near old Daney works bears
S. 49s4 deg. E., and the 4 section lot on the
east line of Sec. 90 T. 16 N. r. q E., bears
n 81 degrees L. 1872 feet, and running from
said Post No. l list coursej N. 81 deg. +. SOC
feet to Post No. 2; thence I'D course) N.
deg W. to Post No. g. thence I'D course) s.
50 deg W. $40 feet to Post No. A; thence 18th
counsel along the east boundary of Columbia
south Extension Company's survey s. 30k
deg. w. As feet to Pest No. 5; thence 18th
course) s. s deg. E. 500 u feet to Post No g.
thence 10Th counsel N. 80 deg. E. 100 feet to
Post No l, the point of beginning, containing,
5 49-l00 acres. Courses and bearings EXPRESS
ed from the True Meridian, magnetic varia.
ton 16k deg. East. 5tylE
The improvements and labor consist of
Shaft and Tunnel exceeding $500 In vaIue
Survey made to accord with record of Iocs>
ton This location of this claim is recorded
in Book a." page BIG, 81 the Mining Records
of Devils Gate Mining District. kept al the
office of the MING Recorder of Devils Gate
Mining District in the town Of Silver CITY
Lyon Cour,y State of Nevada.
This claim is bounded on the northwest
corr.er by the g Columbia South Extension
Company's mining claim (U. S. Survey No.
81; on tho north, south and east by unknown
claimants,
ADOLPHUS Waltz, Register.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-06
MIDDLE-AGED MEN

There are many OF the age OF thirty - aiXty
who are troubled with too r. auent evacuation
of the iieH.e often accompanied by slight
s:.,arting or burning sensatio'-- rnu n weaken
ing OF the system in manner the atient. can,
not account for on examining the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment will often be found.
and sometimes small particles OF allumen
will appear, or the color will be OF thin and
milkish hue, again changing to dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men no
die Of this difficulty. ignorant OF the cause,
which is the second stage OF seminal weak
ness DR.. s will guarantee perfect cure IN
all such cases, and a healthy restoration oil the
genito-unrinary organs llH
N B-Only an Interview required IN
majority of cases balance of treatment can
lie conducted at home without Interruption oil
business All letters, or communications,
strictly confidential
Office Hous-l 10 to /, . to 4. and tos, Sun
DAYS, from to 4 only. Consultation, Free
Thorough examna ton and advice. 50 90
Office, No, lS5 SOUTH G STREET, NT-
ginia city, where he will be pleased to consult
Wit! an who may be suffering. IRON Chrome
or Special Diseases. -.- fsa -'r1r
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-06
VIRGINIA AND DAYTON
.sss'q STAGE LINE! \

Carrying the U. S. Mail and Wells, Fargo\
h Co.'s Express.
j. s. DALLAS, PROPRIETOR.
Leaves Virgins 8A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
Leaves Dayton 8 A. N. and p. M
-s Virginia TO Gold Hill. IS Gents
FARE, Virginia to Silver City. 70 Cents
Virginia to Dayton. %
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-06
YOUNG MEN,!

Who may be suffering from the effects of
youthful follies or indiscretion, will do well to
avail themselves of this, the greatest boon
ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity
DR. SPINNEY will guarantee to forfeit five
hundred dollars for every case OF seminal
weakness or private disease of any kind or
character which he undertakes and fails TO
cure. He would therefore, say to the unfOrtu-
nate sufferer who may read this notice, that
you are treading upon dangerous ground when
you longer delay in seeking the proper remedy
for your complaint. You may be in the first
stage-remember you are approaching the
last If you are bordering upon the last, and
are suffering some or all OF its evil effects, re-
member that if you obstinately persist in pro
crastination. the time must come when the
mos. skillful physician can render you no
assistance; when the door of hope viii be
closed against you; when no angel OF mercy
can bring you relief In no case has the
Doctor failed of success. Thenle not despair
work itself upon your imagination, but avail
yourself Of the beneficial results OF his
tres tment before your case is beyond tAe
reach OF medical skill. or before grim death
b,trrias ynu n a prpmatllrt grave.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-06
DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,
COME AND he HEALED!

1t matters not what your troubles may he,
come and let the Doctor examine your ca
1t will cost you nothing for consultation, s.
please call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case If he can cur
you he will tell you so If not, he will tell yo,:
that, for he will not undertake a case unless
he is confident of effecting a cure.
, 1875-11-27
Early Uso OF Iron and Steel,

Il has sometimes been questioned whether tho
Egyptians lad knowledge Of ateel u sacms
unreasonable TO deny thstu shls kuo.lsdgo. Irou
vas known nj the earlloat t,mes Of nIlcb we
have any record. It ls often mentioned In The
Billie. aud in llomers Il Ia shown IN the early
pAthtlnga on tile walla Of tue tonlns at Thebes
1t haa been found In Quantity lu tho euiasd pal
aces Of Aaayr,a; aud in tue inecrip:ioou OF that
country f"ttcrs are spoken Of as having boeu
made Of iron. which IL atao n1antioned III con-
noetlon With othor metals a. to lead to the sup
position t4At it was regarded ~ base sud oo1l-
mon metal. The quality of itoa uhlch is now
that which 10 known "a wsought-iron Dr.. Percy
sAys the extraction OF good nlallea1la Iron.
directly from tho orc "Eequitas = uegree OF
t IL ssy .s esqs Il e ~: *s sa.p !: t Il an IL
10 India AZ oarlv as tho fouth aod nth centutlcs
soems to hare been unlm,sod. III tho tempios
Of Or!ata lion was used In large massss ~ bsans
Or eifders 10 foof.wosk 10 'the thirteenth
advantage which ahe may have derived ito 4 the
sarly civilized communities OF the Wc6t II she
we're tho fret to supply them with Iron md steel
II We look still tafther 10 tho East Chtna lad
soon as Iudta, aud. moreover, bad bound!ess
storo OF Iron and coal. 4 great future III uu'
doubtodIy In store tor that country but eau tho
race nho now dwell tbsro develop Its Fesoafces
Tho ut OF extracting metals from tho oto was
practtcsd ut q veey carly dAto IN thls country.
The Nomana worked iron extensively ~ the
Waald OF Kent, as ne Aslume from tns IttsRe
heAps Of Stag contalulug Roman ooins ~ntch
sill remain tLeso Coal. which was uuod 'of Or
binary purposes in England al eatly e the nsuth
century, does uot appear to baye poen tsfeely
uaed tor l1ou-amelung until the eiSh!eenth @ cea.
iron with coal ID tho year 10l1. The uae Of Sha'~
coal iof thst pu'posa Va. n1t s'vso n un'i thu
begtuuing Of th's century snce "nsen psrea ~
eli Industries haa taken lace ); tho quantity OF
coal COZ i rsised in ito United K'uEdom IN 1878 hsv-
sns saopated 70 oo tons nd dth TIE ausu'
tity Of pi4-lron to qpwtH! Of o,ego. ooo tons.
In Popular Sct<ncs Aoahly for kope,aber.
, 1875-11-27

5oat0I1 [p1ANFFttdt Uu1lflN,
An fneuftnce agent, who h4u expended fifteen
minutes Of eloquent argument with well. known
Doaton business man. was brought to : tsmuor-
sfy pAuhe by sha latler's quietly opening draw
er of hla desk and taking thureItom . skull
upon which nas inscribed, t'All that II left Of
that last drummer that called" aud placing II
tsfo1u him.
"a ca.,i.ai ides," remarked the drummer.
"ies," sxtd the mesclant, "and ne pr0pose
to add to our cullectiou."
"Ycry good" Wan tho repl7. ~ shall be
happy to I'D you, and in Gaze you take risk III
our 1tllce viii sRtea to furnish you N Inscription
tor the sacond skull"
"Aua what Hill th1s bs7" inquired the mer-
cbaut
'sAjl that Was LETT Of The man that ua2 called
op, except his INSURANCE. In the Bonanza Life In
surauca Company"
, 1875-11-27
THE PRISONER.
BxfQNE THE INQUEST

Yesterday About n O'clock = TniurN1 report
Of again had IN interview With Davis Ia hia cell
In tho Aruory roltce-Statioo, from where ho waa
removed to jail yesterday afternoon, after the
inqueat,
Davis vas found pacing his cell in an uneasy
manner when the repostsr approached him. and
a3l tho pretended insanity Of tho ErevlouH night
was gona, and ho affected . perfectly rational
manner.
The reporter asked Dsvia II he remmembesod
having spoken to him On the evening previous,
aud 10 replied that hs did.
hoTuISa TO SAY N DEFENSE.
Rep.-What havo you to aay Tor yourself this
morning?
DaviB-Wlat can I say?
Iop.~-1 presume you reatzo The awful posi-
tlon in which you hAye placad yourself By thus
tiue2
Day!s--Yes; I do. rea!izo that AN placed
In teErlble position.
Rop.-uAys you anything to eay In s1Ienua-
tion Of your crime?
DaYs-Whatcan ray In my lofonsc2 Simply,
uoshiug. l haze no remembrance OF anything
thAs took place. but begin gradually 10 realize
al, and It rlsos iu terror before my eyeB.
Ana surely placed Ia the most ho.nblo OF horrible
positions.
lsep.-Yor SAY you recolect nothing Of the
shootiug7
Davis-Yca. was crazy NTH drink. was
snsddcned.
lep.-Did Charley Why'and give you my
ptovocat,on for the shootlngl
DAyis-Souo that know Ut.
NO nEAAox FOR TIE cHlAx.
Aep.-lIad you quarrel during .tha day with
hln1' aud did ae throw cup Of toa In yous face,
as some hAse asserted?
Oasls-We bad TO quarrel, and We we're on
Laying thrown cup Of tea u my face,
| Neh-a aon ray YOU we're crazy a. the time, and
fememoer nothing. How do you sccol,ut for
having haa eenss slough to tIy and make your
escape . py slinn'ag Away sfser having committed
Dayis-O. we'll, you SEQ remember nothing.
Tran back agao into the s.loop Which pIoyos
W2a iuRa1e.
Nsp.-wsse you sssE confined in An insane
asylum
Day!s-No, sik; but was Temporarily inaaao
from drink Wien committed tIla rs1tne
YNlE0LoCa CLAIM.
nep.-Then you have nothing 10 ~ In your
defensa further?
you reporting for2
nsp.-Tug TRIBUNE,
nayis-1 think that paper wa vesy teyere Oh
me more 30, perhaps. than really deserve.
Kep.--Hnt you know there Aro lit eatsnuatinz
| circumstances 10 your favor. Tho Interview h4j
.tt On Tue evening Previous with you ~ss correctly
| Dasls-Yes. air, have no fault 70 6nd with
that; but tell YOU aball ssy nothing In my
aetente.
This clossl the conversation.
| TAKkA 70 THE JAIL,
Immediately Aftos the ctoss Of the inquest, The
ps'soasf "as saAea III u a1ptsss ssgoQ an1 oo1a-
, 1875-11-27
PUBLIC SENTIMENT,

The opinion WAS expressed ou every aide yea-
terdA7 that Davis ought to and 1nnst swtng,
Hanging. It was said, has been too scalce Ia
Cook County, and cgituo too rife. The people
cay tho gamblers are botter ofgsnized than tho
police, and as long "A they yie!d revenue to
certaia officials, Just 90 long will they go uu-
Euoehted.
They say, Also, that mon In tho
gHEnlYfs olrtcA
are fElandly to the gamblers. and will aid
in packing tho Jury, and thus get
Davis on, and save his worthless carca4s
by sendng hlm few yas.s TO the penisensiary.
THIS may or may not b.. but certain it 10 that
the public demand speedy Justice, aud they will
see that 1uati-o Ia done. The lawloss element
lad better read ths handwriting on the wall ln
time.
EFFECT ON THE 0ANBLEha.
The efsect Of the public feeling cAuscd by
Nlylsnd's murder waa more noticeable amopR
tho gamblers aud around tue gambling hsunts
lhAu Any whore else. Ordinarily, psrson psex-
Ing along CLARK streat from WashIngton to 1iou.
700 seea from forty to fly gamblers, 70 psrs-ln,
buuko-Hscezefs, ana petty confidence operators
scattered along in front Of tho various sa!oons.
Yesterday nothing OF thts wax to be aeeu. All
OF tLess men sppeared to b aware OF tnc eea-
eral indignation felt against all belonging to
th cir clas4, aud psudensy kept out OF sight.
They seemed to understand that their appear
suce lu their customary louuging placss would
bs locked upon ~ brsyAdo. ~ = challenge
to tho public which might b accepted
With nap!sAaaos results, aud they eonzs-
auent!y kopt out Of sight. There Was
great aues 1t Mcpoualds. The people who Of
dinar'ly lounge In thoTs seemed to ahriuk away
, 1875-11-27

To sAs Editor Of 1ht chleaoo Tribune:
CulcAoo, Nov. 2g.-1s It not shout time for
tha CITY authorities 10 wake up to ths necessity
Of sxtermlnAting the Mcdonald gang OF gam-
bfofs, pickpookets. and dsspstAdoes3 That
there IL an orgnuized band Of theae outlaws OF
society has been thoNu over and over again,
aud yet they are permitted 10 carry an their pe-
tArloas business, and 10 hare their headquarters
publicly On tho principal and most croxded
thorougbfxra In the city. Emboldened by their
1onR-contlnued immunity FROM punlshmoilt, they
push thonSelvea into every place of amusement,
stare 1t respectable people In tho restaurants
aud Lote!y, aud bully them ou Tho streets.
Aud, ~ recent Developments have sl4own.
thoy do not hes,talo to commit murdeE,-cod-
btooded dmurder-tlltnkinR. no doubt that escaps
J. easf through the lA~'t 1elsys and tho care
lessuess Of tho proper Authos,ties. Ia 1t poaYi.
bio that the reputable citlzoua Of Chicago Will
stand by 1t thlB critical tuncture and allow this
crsw OF desperate WrutcAes 10 hold away over
thems !. for oaa, say mol Lot us organize, II
necessasy, into vtgilAnce committees, ind deal
out Justice fairy II not according to tho teoh~
uical forms Of laws. suggest thst q lnaaa
meeting OF citizens b. called Ut F&rwo oil Hall Or
some otuse ca1ttal point 10 order - obtaiu =
gsusrai e1pxss4loa % the subject.
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