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City and County Official Directory
City Directory.

City Directory.
Office, Council Chamber.
]. j. CARRI1J.O, ,............ Marshal
= Office, No. 45 Spring street. f-
]. J. MELLuS, .............-.......City Treasurer
Office, Court House.
A. w. HUTTON. City Attorney
Office, No. 56 Temple Block.
NJ. KREM ER...... ClerK
Office, No. 45 Spring street.
j. NJ. BALDWIN IN.......-.........City surveyor
Office, In DOwney, Main street:
Dr. j. H. MCKEE, .... Health Officer.
Office No. IL Spring street
Common Council:
= oi e,-is nj Council Rea!as, Ne. As Spring St.
at 1850 p. NJ, Thursday of each week.
CoUNoILmEN:
r. p CAMPBELL L. LICHTEN BERGER
r MITILAI,Y. j. G.. CARMONA.
w. ~. ROBINSON. r. SOTELLO.
NJ TEED JOSE NJ MASCAREL.
n E. HUBER L. WOLFSKIIL.
EH. WORKMAN, T. LEAHY.
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Many stories about Messrs, Moody
and Sankey are running through the
London papers. Here is one of them.
Mr.. Moody was waited upon by the
agent of the life insurance Office, was
desired to effect policy on his life,
Mr.. Moody, in very sanctimoEious
manner, assured the agent, that he
never took thought about such world
ly affairs, but that if the agent could
insure his soul he would be very much
pleased, ~ am afraid there would be
a little difficulty.p said the agent
blandly, las ours is not q fire oflce.p
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Common Council:
Chamber of Commerce /;
Board of Education:

II. d. BA RRoWS, President.
NJ KREMER, Sec'y ALFRED JAMES,
DR.. j. KURTZ, J. L. WiDNEf.
DR. w. T. LUCKY, City Supt Public Schools
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Certificates of Partnerst,ip

or THE FIRM OF AZUSA NURSERY,
~ doing business IN tie county of Los An
geleS, State of & lifornH
We, the und 'f>i.ynfd u SONS, hereby certify
that the above descf h.,t artnershp is COM
posed of the following pei sons and 40 others,
whose names and places Of residence are as
follows. tO-wlt:
Thomas A. Carey, Los Angeles.
Samuel s. Reeves, AZusa
In witness whereof we have hereunto affixed
our hands and seals this 7Lh day of May, 1875.
THOMAS A. CAREY. SEAL
je5 I'm SAMUEL S. REEVES. lSEAL.
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Certificate of Partnership
NE THE FIRM OF FRANCISCO

~ Pico and Chas. t,asSen & Co., uOiug busi-
ness In the city of Los Angeles, county OF Los
Angeles, Stale of California.
We, the undersigned persons, hereby certify
that the above described partnership is COM
posed OF the following persons and no others,
whose names and places Of residence are as
follows, to-wit:
Francisco Pico, San Diego, Cal.
Charles Gassen, San Diego, Cal.
Adolf G.. Gassen San Diego, Cal.
In witness whereof we have hereunto affixed
our hands and seals this 4lh day of June, 1875.
FRANCISCO t1CO. [sEAL.l
CHARLfS GASSEN. [sEAL.l
ADOLF q. GASSSEN. lsEAL.l
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National Officials.


81. X. w. BENT....... postmaster
Postoffice, Temple Block.
ALFRED JAMES........Reg. U. :. Land once
J. w. HAVERSTICK.... Rec. U. s. Land Office
Temple Block.
]. o. WHEELER...Dept Coll. U. s. Int Rev.
Office, No. 10, Temple Block.
l. R. BRIERII Int. Rev. Gauger
Oifice, No. Is, Temple Block.
J. d. DUNLAP. U. s. Marshal
New High street.
d. q. WHITING. ~. s. Court Commissioner
,Jifice, Nos. % and %, Downey Block.
I.ANuB A. MOURENHAUT-.Fr Consul
Min street. ..H
CLts ron b. SEARS, In charge of Improve
ment of Wilmington Harbor-Resdence
at terminus OF street railroad.
County Directory.
A. W. POTTS.. Co. Clerk and Clerk of Courts
]. w. .GILLETTE...Co. Recorder and Auditor
I Z. AN.........................Co co. treasurer
v. x. ROWLAND..Co.S Sheriff and Tax Coll
GEO. II. PECK...............C Co. Supt. of Schools
DIONICIO BOTILLER............Co. Assessor
T.. ........Co: surveyor
fOffice Lanfranco's Building.)
Board Of supervisors:
GEO. KINDS, Chairman,
+ y PPAi6MaREs, f6!MfafRun +. ig MAcMAbo, HTH 6ts A
A. SEPULvEDA, Acting Interpreter.
Regular Meetings-First Monday Of each
month. 8 H
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Assessment Notice.

rJNHE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
4 Printing and Publishing Company
Principal place of business being Los Angeles,
Los Angeles county, state of California.
Notice is hereby given that at regular meel-
ing of the Directors of the Los Angeles City
and County Printing and publishing Com.
pany held on the 4th day of June 1873, an as
sessment of five dollars go per share was lev
led upon the capital stock of The corporation,
payable Immediately i'm United States gold
coin to the Secretary Of his office,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 5th day of July 1875,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale ut
public auction, and unle-s payment is made
before will be sold on the 18th day Of July to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
the costs Of advertsng eod expenses of sale,
Fl NJ. JOH NSrON,. President
], NJ. BASSETT. Seer etnfy les I'd
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
County OF Los Angeles. !
On this 4th day ofJune, in the year 1875, be-
fore me, A. j. King, Notary Public, personally
appeared Francisco Pie ,, Charles Gassen ana
Adolf q. Gassen, known to me to be the per-
sons whose names are subscribed to the with
in instrument, and acknowledged to me that
they executed the SANE
lSEAL. Witness m ttud and official seal
this 5th day of Jane, 1873. 4. J. KING,
je6 4w Notary Public.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10

Early IN the day this stock sold up to 10
on the declaration of Il quarterly divl-
dend of 2 per cent, and n statement that
the earnings for the year were S9,5ol,-
900 gross. and S3.l5400O net, and also
that there was surplus oi oSOO,OOO after
paving the dividend Atlantic and Pa
cite telegraph advanced to "A: on Il re-
port that the Faraday had finally sue
ceed IN laying the direct cable. North
western closed ut 3St, and Rock Island
at 1929, the lowest quotations of the day.
New York Central closed at lO3t after
selling at l02! and 1914. This stock
like Lake Shore was influenced by yari-
Gus rumors about the railroad war. The
fluctuations in the other shares were gem
orally slight. The New York Central
yearly dividend of per cent Wi, ur
paid on and after July l,t. The New
York transfer books close June -.
American Express has declared semi
annual dividend Of s. per share, payable
July /. Transfer books close June L.
Western Union dividend will be paid on
July IL, and the transfer books close June
10. The transactions on the Stock EX-
change aggregated 10000 shares, of
which $4,000 were Pucitic Mail, $1,000
Western Union, $1,000 Northwestern,
1900 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore and
1900 Union Pacific.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10

publicans Of Ohio propose to do TO better
the condition of the laboring population
Of this State? Do they hold out any
hope Of relief from the present emoar-
rassment in business, in either the sntece-
dents of their candidates or IN the
planks Of their platform? Not one Iota.
HAYES is in full accord with all bankers
and bondholders. He loves the policy
that makes currency scarce-that pays
the bondholder two hundred per cent for
his loan TO the Government-that re-
quires the laborer TO take paper, and
gives the capitalists coin-a policy that
inevitably makes the poo, poorer, and
the rich richer. There is no doubt but
that the people are beglnrlng TO
see this, and they will no longer
endure it; or be found voting directly
contrary to their own interests, through
the cry of demagogues about loyalty, or
southern aggresSlOns, or Catholic allie
tions, or Geghan laws, or the change OF
officials in our State institutions by exc
cutive partiality, or of supposed c"rruP-
tion in two or thre" members ol the late
General Assembly.
No, no-the people are too wise to be
caught by such vapid political eIap.trap.
They know whom TO trust. The S6Oo,-
600 saved to the State by the cconoml-
cal administration of affairs under the
rule of Allen, is no small item; and when
we add to it the saving to the peoples
pockets by the new law regulating the
,Iarips of county officers, we have u
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wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND " YARD Wednesday MorHirg.
The market this morning was hrst
class. There was plenty TO buy, and lots
Of purchasers Green stuff was very
cheap and went of slow Eggs were u
cent or two higher than last week But
ter, though plenty, sold readily at former
prices. The supply Of Strawberries Wa
large and the quality excellent, and the
indications are that our market will be-
abundantly supplied with thi, delicious
fruit, notwithstanding the early and fire.
quent predictions to the contrary.
PRoDucE-Eggs, nj lS@ 2Oct per doz.; {;
butter 2OG 3Oc per 10; chickens loIdl 30
cts each; spring chickens iOcts each.
VEGETABLES - Lettuce 10 cts per
peck; asparagus, ) cts par bunch; string
beans 81 % per peck; spring onion,
Sc per bunch radishcS, jc per bunch;
spinach, &0c per peck; rhubarb, Sc per
bunch; potatoes De per peck; green
peas, 90 cts pcrpeck cucumbcrs, % each.
new potatoes, GO@70c per peck.
FHuIT-Applcs i0c per peck;
oranges and lemons 2jCa SOC per dozen
pine apples 20ta 3Oc each; cocoanuts, lOc
each; bananas, 1 Tor 25ci Strawberries l5c
per box, or two boxes lor % ctsi goose
berries, 10 cts per quart green currants,
10 ct- per quart.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market for
the week Ending Iune5.

We have to again report light week s.
business in Leaf Tobacco The Offering
At auction have been chiefly new, rang
ing in quality from the lowest grades ui
Trash t. good Cutting hcai, ali OF which
have brought prices which, Will" not
exactly upto the expectations of shlpp'r'
were. with few exceptions, accepted.
The old offered did not do SO well, and
was generally rejected. There hns been
tendency all the week to stronger
market. and at the close price were
much more satisfactory. Fine rains ARE
reported throughout the Tobacco grow
ing districts tributary To thi, market, sN
ing good planting seasons. which hav"
been taken advantage of by grow"rs TO
set all plants large enough. OHIO seed,
if Of good quality, l. in better demand,
while low grade. and nond~cript are
dull and hard of sale The total offer
ings fer the week were 40 hhd, and lGI
boxes.
At the Rodman Warchou-r.-j hhi-
nnd2 bXs West Virginia at II 90. 2
Mt $lja1S 80, at $27 %, , bNs nt
Sl5ml6, 3 at 10 10. ~ cases ONO seed,
Fillers, Binders and Wrupper,-le at
$Gm7 80. 4S at $sC9, 8 "a, $ljml@ -, u
NJ $40 2jm u %.
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New York Market.

New YORK, June .-Cutton-QuIct
at lj4mlGic; futures closed firm; sales
9,2O0 bales; June - 9-l6c; July 10 9.lG
al5 1890; August 10 % 32Gnl5ic;
September 10 9-lGalj 1890; October
10 iMIj 9.32c; November LOGO 10 j-%2c;
December l5!CGlj j.32c; January - @-lG
ml5 7-32cl February 10 ll-32C9
II l3-33Gc. Flour-In better demand;
receipts 10000 barrels; superiine western
and State 81 5O@4 rs; common 10 good
81 75G5 10; good to choice - 35,a 80;
white wheat extra So 5OCd6 %; extra Ohio
81 S5G5 90: st. Louis 50 ljCd : GO Rye
Flour-Unchanged Corn Mcal--fIrm;
western at - 2jMI 10. Wheat Better
and irr active demand; No. spring 5 10
al 20; No. Milwaukee 81 l9tMl 20;
No. , Chicago 81 llml ~; No. > Mil
waukec 81 l3Iml l4I; No. Northwest
crn 81 l1@l -; ungradcd Iowa and
Minnesota spring 81 07ml OS; amber
western 81 3lMl 33. Rve-Quiet at 9Oc.
/ Barley Nominal. Malt-Firm with II
| fair inquiry. Corn-Dull and dropping;
receipt $1,000 bushels; mixed western
steam 79M, 79Jc; do sail SOo $50; white
''', 'AlS- ht''Ilts l''''' DHHH'''i
trmcr; mixed western la 73c; white u
Ca74c Hay-Firm; shipping sos OO,5
20 90. Coffee Quiet and firm; RIO ear
goes lG@lSIc gold; jobbing at lGltc l9!c
gold. Heavy at 27m 29c. Wool
Quiet; domestic fleece &c; pulled 3OC1
SOC. Ricr-Quict at IA SSc MolnsScs
Dull n 42mj Sc. Sugar-Steady; fair
10 good refining S5@Ssc; prime SIC.
Eggs-Unchangcd. Butter-lleayyi
western l2Gtljc. Petroleum Duii;
refined l2@al2sc; crude 6lm6sc. Rosin
Quiet at ~ sOal 81. lurPenti"r.--
Quiet ut 32c. Pork-Firm at S2O %.
Bcrt-Duil. Cut Mcats-Quict; dry salt
ed shoulders ssc; middle. easier; long
clear western ll!c; short l2c. Lard
Firmcr; western prime steam L. lj-lbr
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FIRE AT HUNTINGTON.
Grain Elevator Destroyed

CINcTSNATG, June 9.-The Ga=ette' 5
Huntington, West Va, special says that
Il large grain elevator located there, own
ed by parties in Huntington, Richmond
and Chicago, and lately rented to g. c.
Neiter Y Co., Of New York, was burned
at 9:40to-night. Loss $4,000: insurance
unknown. The fire was undoubtedly
the work Of an inccndiary.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

The coroners jury in the case Of Mabel
Young. rendered verdict stating that
the evidence points directly to Thomas
Piper as the murderer.
The Episcopal Convention for Fon-du-
Lac diocese, consisting of tn" Eastern
portion OF Wisconsin, yesterday elected
Rev. j. 5. Shipman, of Lexington, Ky
bishop.
The Superintendent of the Direct
United States Gable Company, reports
that the new cable l. working wei, and
Signsls,transmtted are perfect The line
is still in the hands Of the contractors
Important changes are expected in the
Treasury and Internal Revenue Offices
on the lst of July.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stock
Market

NEW York, june 9.--MONEY--
Easy at 2!@3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 800 per cent. Sterling steady
at is7 Tor sixty days and 400 for sight.
Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Opcnod at ll6., advanced to
III and closed at llG!. Carrying rates
lMIl per cent; for borrowing 2Per cent
and hat. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursrd $4,000. CIcarings $26,OOOOOO.
Specie engagements for to morrow so far
100000.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-Co.ton Dull
ut Ijc. Fiour-Dun; family - 500
) 30. Whrat-Dull nj 81 lsCil 22. Corn
- Steady ut 72a73c. Oats-Strady st
GGo GSc Rye-Dull ut 81 OSG | 10. Bar
lcy-Dull and nominal. Oils Uuchang-
I'd. Eggs-Firm at lj!c Butter and
Chccsc-Dcmand fair and market firm.
Pork-Dull and nominal Mt $50 0O. Lard
Dull; summer sold at l2,c; winter
steam held at l3ir. Bulk Meat Duh;
shoulders Slri clear rib He clear I4cc
llgc. Bacon-Dull and uuchan. s"d.
Whisky-Dcmand fair and market irm
ats IL.
Hoes Steady and in moderate demand
and unchanged
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The Indian visit not IA Failure So
caIIed.l

WAsuINGTON, june 9.-The OtiicaIs
of the Interior Department do not con-
slider that the late visit Of the Indians to
Washington was failure. In regard to
the Black Hills the Department has no
thought of ctlccting treaty with them
here, knowing that they had no power to
do 80. The object was to discuss the
subject with them and prepare them for
some arrangement after the return of the
expedition which has been sent ont to
determine whether there is gold there or
not. As to the REIMBURSEMENT Of the
hunting grounds Of Nebraska, the De-
partmcnt Las hopes that that will yet be
accomplished.
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500 PIANOS & ORGANS

%ew and Secondhand, of FIr-t-"!nsa
Makers. viii be sold At Low Prices for cash,
or ON Iu~talImentS, or for rent, III city or
country, during these hard times ami the
Holidays, by HORACE WATERS = SoN,
I,l Eyr.tdw;tv, than ever before offered IN
N,w YORK. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, ana concert" Of-Ah''
illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great in-
duc.Tnrnrs TO the Trade. \ large discount
% Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
,,',,,I. -ic rrr22b
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able to show the jury that Beecher was
not quite perfect; not quite sinless.

able TO show the jury tnat Beecner WIS
not quite perfect; not quite sinless.
Mr.. Beach said his duty was far from
being pleasant one. 1t was always un-
pleasant to be obliged to speak harshly
of any one, and especially Of a man in
Beechers position. The case, too, was
one which should never have been
brought into court, except under pressure
Of dire necessity. Mr. Evarts asserted
that Beecher had consented unwlIlingIy
to the policy of silence; that this policy
had been forced upon him. Did it look
like it when Tilton was about to publish
letter to Bowen, and Beecher inter
fered to prevent it. Did it look
like it when he took the pains to secure
the silence Of Mrs. Morse; when he sent
Mr.. Ball to stop the Deacons' meeting,
and when he enioincd secrecy upon his
nephew.
Mr.. Beach then considered the declara-
tion of Porter that Beccher was entitled
to the presumption of innocence, and
argued that while this would be true in II
criminal case the defendant in a civil suit
was not entitled to such presumption.
He cited Grceneaf on evidence. Mr..
Beach then cited several decisions TO
show that the burden of proof, beyond
reasonable doubt, did not rest
upon the plaintiff in this case.
any more than it would in suit on con-
tract. Hethcn spoke of the onslaught
made on Tilton, for the publication Of
his wifcs letters. Mr.. Porter in speaking
ofthe letter OF January9, 1861, which re-
ferred to some physical ntirmities, of Mrs.
TiIton, asked if anything meaner than ITS
publication could be imagined. Now the
purpurt of this letter which referred 10
Titon's condition, was not published ut
all, only SUnc extracts were quoted. 30
this violent assault on TiltOn was wholly
untounded. Mr.. Porter spoke OF the
enormous egotism of Tilton, but he
Beach, thought he could say Porters
egotism was enormous, or his policy of
vituperation would never have led HIM
into such misrepresentation. There
were numerous other instances in which
the plain facts have been mistatcd by the
counsel for the defense in order to fur
nish basis for attack on Tilton. Mr..
Beach sand he did not know where Sc
duction was accomplished, but the place
and date of adultery were those which
were furnished to TiIton by his wife, and
by Bcccher. According to the plaintiff
testimony it was simple question OF
veracity between Tilton and Bcecher.
Great complaint of cruelty and unkind-
ness on Tiiton's part, was made becausc,on
Mrs. Tilton's return from Marietta, she
found the housckceper, Miss Ellen Den
Ms, in her place at the head of the table.
Miss Dennis was Mrs. Tilton's cousin.
Was there anything indelicate or inap-
propriate in that? Then it was charged
by Bessie Turner that Tilton had re-
pulsed his wife rudely when she spoke
about servants. Suppose it be true
many great, kind-hearted men had been
charged with harshness. These very
facts may have tempted defendant to en-
ter upon his work of seduction. SO of
all extraneous issues which had been
thrust upon the jury.
Recess was mere taken.
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More Mexican Outra=eN.

CINclSNATI, June 9.-Tna Ga-c''1s
New Orleans special, says dispatch from
Brownsville, say the sheriff ta"rc, has
official information that twenty armed
Mexicans crossed into Texas, Saturday
night. eight miles from Brownsville.
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GOvERNMENTS-Firm.
-,nrrencY SlXes.................
RAILRoAD BoNDs-Firm.
Sr.rE RnNn.-SteAdY.

SrocKs-Opened strong and prices ad-
vanced ! to ! I per cent. At the second
call the market was weak. At the close
the market was firm and recovered some
of the afternoon decline. Lake Shore raj
lied from SIS 70 62i. The activity and
fluctuations IN this stock during the day
were caused chiefly by alternate favora-
bic and uniayorable reports about the
end of the railroad war. Union Pacific
recovered from 81 to 20, and closed at
G9J. Pacific Mail rallied from 32i to - /.
Western Union rose from -. to 1j:.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Iowa proposes to rc-establish capital
punishment.
TuEmeasles have killed of fifty thous-
and FIJI Islanders this year.
THE Baltimore Gazette styles Beach's
speech for the defence "The Common
Sense Argument.
OUT of eighty-four murderers IN Bos-
ton and its immediate vicinity during
the past eighteen years, only two hn'e
been hanged.
Ir is estimated that for one months
DAY a revolutionary soldier received S55,-
OOO but he had to pay $4,000 yard for
cloth for his coat, and the buttons cost
him 81 800. Other things in proportion
CHrcAco Bunditti robbed General
Shcridan's wedding supper, Of $500 worth
of pies and thiags, which had been set
outside to cool. With those bandits,
fowever, they went OIL like hot cakes,
\ Mas can swallow nail and yet liv"
twcsty years. At least this was the case
Of party in Hendricks, Indiana, who
swallowed one twenty years ago and only
died from its effects the other day. Nail
feeders can take comfort.
TuEcr of good feeling has progressed
much further than We had any idea of.
Ia fact it cannot be restrained, but bursts
out spontaneously. Eveu the Mtcr-Occ0
has lately, by an oversight, used the
word confederate instead Of 'rebe!.'
The Rev. Olympia Brown, pastor OF a
Bridgeport, Connecticut, church, has a
husband whose name is Willis. But she
wouldn't call herself o. Brown Willis for
Il great deal. Because it would be a sur.
render of her feminine independence.
The latest Centennial proposed to be
celebrated is that of Cambridge, Mas,
in honor Of Washington's taking com
mnnd of the Continental Congress July
"a, l775 The sum of $4,000 has already
been appropriated for the purpose.
By an act just passed, the Virginia
husband Is henceforth exempted from
liability to pay the ante-nuptial debts of
his wife; neither is her property, unless
it was acquired from him, subject to his
debts.
-,
HERE Is what ho'll"S ''l'FSo'' 'iau 10
say about the third term business; 81
should unwiIlinglv be- the person who
di>regarding the sound precedent set
Dy "h l..uS'rous Pry'''',.,,o'' S,',''" , ,"i ~ IL
,.''nJ -" u, ,bn .srnnd trr,n If otJicr@
THE Detroit Free Press speaking OF a
raw came SAYS ats a cross between base
.,.. .,I ,.,,, horo or.nco
p"'' anu ''oq".'' ",',, ,,s,1 " "" ,;.I b.,
w. f'' ,,.'',,,t ,,.,lI l..,I I,o,..,,,,.l... ,
back seat when that game comes along.
l'> superior Inducements are 1T 's''''o ~
/ TREASURER SPINNER is still most un-
easy ubou, tho St7 opo n,ckorc If stolen
money. He viii il i lid som put tn.
. city detectives nj work for br thinks The
secret corps of the treasury have had In,
,a,. in hand lone, a,ou,,b ,r;,l,,,,, find,
;,.1,,,,,,7
- ''''''s'
I THE Splritualsts of Massarbusc,t.
hoyr inst been bolding s,... C,rv.,.
nj.
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BosToN. June abraham j. jack
son, the alleged dcfaulter, was again ar
raigned, yesterday, on fsrther charges Of
frauds. and his bail fixed ut $4,000 lie
returned TO jail. His bearing is cool
un1 uuruucrrurd.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PlrrsBURGH, June 9. Whcat-Un.
cb.ro.,I. Corn-Ear 75m1.c; shr!led
ia SOC tree in elevator. Petroleum
DnIl. crude 81 80 at Parker's; refined ~
012ic for Philadelphia delivery
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-10
yudce Morrill, wills.

GALVESTON, June 9. Judge Morrill,,
OF the United States District Court, on
the demurrer made by the attorney for
the proprietors OF the Galveston Ne'os,
this morning dismissed the contempt
case against them.
The following is the conclusion Of
Judge Moorll's opinion in the contempt
case, to-day: A. no act is criminal whose
intent is not such, therefore, unless the
intent in this case was the obstruction OF
Justice on the part of the pub
fishers of the laws OF the United States,
they were not thereby violated, the
pu6lishcrsihavc the unrestricted liberty to
apply any cpithets to the Judge Of the
Court without being in contempt for so
doing. and no further or other proceedings
connected herewith, will be had in this