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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
DlScoRD ~ 4 CHARITABLE SOCIETY,".

MEETING or TuE ASSOCIATIONS FOR IMPROVING THE
CONDITION or TIE POOR
The New-YOrll Association for Improving
the Condition Of the held stormy meeting yester-
day at their rooms in the Bible House. Reporters were
refused hdmittancs hut after the meeting was over
statements were obtained from several OF the members
There las been growing dissatisfaction. Messrs Pull
and Smith said. with Mr Hartlcy's management OF
the Institution. OF which he has acted % Secretary NJ
most since its establishment. Owing 10 the Inability Of
the members Of the Board 20 attend 20 any details, Mr.
Hartley has gradually usurped nearly the whole power
which be Yields In a dctatorial manner Two years ago
proposal made To connect th, association Witb the
Department Of Charities and Correction but " was OPP
posed and defeated by Mr. Hartley, and all those mem
bers who favored tGis project were, through tho
influence ~ Nr. Hartley, elected from the BOARD:
Last April hr Mintlrn Is SAID 20 have RESIGNED
his office Treasurer account oi the Associations re-
fusal To connect Itself With Ec Department OF ChAcs
and Correction end only consented to be nominated 10
tbs office last October, upon tie UNDERSTANDING
that "A reform be made in the organization OF TIRE
Association. Though Nj Hartley has been drawing
salary % $500. many Of tho members % the
Board were unaware OF the TACT Dir. ward,
one ~ the officers VINO present. stated
that there D. discrepancy IL the accounts,
and proved 10y examining the hooks OF tho Assoc
citation Mr. Hartley IS said to Occupy the position ~
Secretary the Hospital for the RIpturcd and GRIP
pies the Presh triln Hospital his entire salary
amounting 10 about 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
4 MARrELorS STORY or orTRAGE.

ALLEGED KIDNAPPING AND IlLEGAL IMPRISONMENT
OF A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b The CCM-
MrIEE on CRIME.
An extraordinary story has been made public
respecting the alleged seizure in broad daylight the ar
rest and Incarceration the Tombs aud transfer to Sing
sing of q young man named SchwarZ, whose case was
recently brought before the Assembly Committee on
Crime. The story considered 80 Improbable that,
after Investigation, the matter was dropped three days
ago. Additional facts, however have appeared which
are deemed 10 be suiccn, importance to warrant fur
thcr.inquiry into the case
Immediately after Schwarzs return from sing Sing the
case was put in the hands 81 lawyer, who after
some Investigations turned IL over TO the Committee on
Crime and Mcssrs Townsend and Weed took the matter
in hand schwaiz able 10 identity several persons
in the Tombs and M Sing Sing. but these persons
either cannot or will not druty him He describes a.,
companion ia the cell iu the T0mjs aud inNesi CATION
confirms his statement 90 the TACT oi SUCH person
having been IN such q cell AZ The time mentioned lie
attributes the alleged outrage To he fact o his being an
important witness in IN which the damages were
ti1 ~ - 900 The case Of assault on wOinau
ia which TWO BOhemans charged wilh the oicnse
schWaz states that the time Of his scuTe several per
sons him. hut that notice was taken % MS ont
cries because hC cOgld not speak English reward II
now offered any witness OF the seizure who VIII come
forward and testify. John T.. Townsend refused last
evening state tie disclosures which had induced
INN D resume the uvcSti 0u ~ the case, SGcn stale
mcuts, BE- said, might affect the issue iuJurou,ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

BARRON Monday morning nov % a,ter short IIness
Funeral services nom his late residence 30 353 West FL
tsentlst. on Wcdn ,sday, Nov. q, Al l2g O'Clock.
CHAN pLEE-At baltimore on sunday, Nov n. ElNra g..
viii he inferred Concord n H. "Wednesday.
COFFINOn second day eleventh month lNovl 22f.
L, vie " Isaac Sherwood CONN ana daughter u Abraham
Relatives and friends are invited attend N. funeral
fgn lhe d re;Ges9e 1J Rss sca. 30 ~ SnBton r..
y.
DERRIcKsoN-on Sunday nov e. 1875 James r. Derrick
The sn Trends OF mo family invited 70 attend
st. Brooklyn ~ " ~
Philadelphia and Boston papers please copy
FERRY-At N0reak Conn. sunday &oy a. Orris Sanford
Ferry IN The 80 year Of MS see
% en- Fag ne 2sb ar s''1 ytGn Ae5,
Eorwa.k station On arrival u 10 m express IRON Forty
rQoTE-In nj. city Sunday Nov o. Eliza Cook wife o,
TIC sad to attend The funeral
services the clinton Avenue Co0pT~gaiions Church
O'Clock remains viii be- brr.e in GTeeawooi
HUDSON-Vlcior =. Hu Montay night IN The Seth
Sotce Of ianeia hereafter.
JACOBCson MONDAY Ncv. % David Jacobus aters short
Funeral service his residence West Twenty eighth
li,s s1 eAenihi i i1' a. F. M hes,ye' and
be taken by The $50 a Train. IRE 2. a., 10 Paterson
10 ths Reionei Church Ponrion Plains -. service.
Nsrsli In the sith year u hi axe
oAELEY-on sanrlay N9y. 90 after lingering Illness.
relatives and friends " family are invited 10 attend
the funeral az tie Eighty sixth STREET ". Church bel srn
Fourth and LeXing t0nayts, Tuesday the 25d INST a.
lO-g o'clock.
ROEAt h- residence. New Windsor Saturday NOV 90
william JAMES io formerly Of ne hrIn of ,;ufge' Roe
TOWNSEND ~ Milton. Ulster County, = Y On Nov Ia
Mary Ann, wife - JACOB T.. Towns, nd
funeral - her late Residence Tuesday. 23i Inst at Il
O'clOOk a.
VAN RENSS ELAER-At Gen wa. Y Y. on sunday Sov 81
Honrets A. =. huio. 0do" u Philip Van Ets,el .er Il
Albany. y. Y.
Her remains will be taNeu 70 Albany for ntermeut.
WATSON-Ou saturday, nov 90 Ada Devoo vile Of Geors,
watson, r.
Funeral Tuesday tte 23d inst. O'CLOCK from her ats
residence. 100 MsdisDr-avo
WELlINGTOS-On Monday, Nov. % Ann c beloved rff.
OF Wm. Wellington.
The and eDfs ~ the family respectfully ed
attend the funeral her late residence l4I
West Fny-lstst THURSDAY Nov. -, at o'clock d N
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Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSgI

N'DONALD GUILTY on ALL TIE COUNTS-5r. LOUIS
IN 4 PLANE OF EXCITEMzSr-BAIL FIXED Al
$4,000.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSgl
ST LOUIS, Nov. 22.-Tbe conviction of ex-Super-
visor John Mcdonald, this evening, on all Of the
counts of tho indictment found against him by the
United States Grand Jury for conspiracy TO defraud
the Government Of its revenues, has thrown the
whole community into quiyer of excitement.
The interest in the trial has been stead
ily growing from day to day. as fresh de
velopments in the gigantic conspiracy Of the
Whisky Ring were being made; and although
as intmated heretofore in these dispatches, the
moral conviction Of the guilt Of the indicted persons
was almost universal yes it feared that through
the exercise Of unlawful inferences or the specious
argument Of counsel the jury would be rendered
unable 10 agree When, therefore. after an absence
Of two hours from the courtroom the jury returned
and delivered a verdict for the prosecution and the
report gained circulation upon tie streets, the ex
element reached a eliminating point.
The matter is the theme Of discussion everywhere
tonight and if the moral effect plainly percep-
bic here extends to other portions Of tho country.
the effect upon tho nation at large cannot fail
of being beneficial in an exalted degree.
There Is no sympathy expressed for the late
defendant His prospective Incarceration in
have escaped his lips at tho beginning OF the trial
to the effect that if he could not be victorious in the
trial. he would yet beat them the people, by go
ing 20 the PenitentiaTy and serving ont hls term.
This remark is akin to Characteristic observation
of joyce, said 10 have been made when he entered
prison, that when he came ont, bis occupation
would be that Of a coupon clipper What is meant
by yictoIy in each of these e. rs j. obvious.
Mcdonald was rcmandcd by the Court into the
hands of the Marshal, and placed in jail TO await
sentence. Bail was fixed at $4,000, which could
not be given. H. viii not receive his sentence until
after the conclusion Of the trial Of Avery, Mckee,
and Maguirs as the Jadgc has announced his inten-
ton of hearing the cases Of all the con
spirators and thus acquiring all the knOwi-
edge possible 10 aid him in determin-
ing the relative guilt OF each OF the
conspiratoIs before passing sentence upon any The
inference of course is that the organizers and lead
ers Of the Ring will enjoy very little benefit of IT,
discretionary power Of the Court, and that those
who were either 5cduced forced into participation
in the frauds, SIS was the with many of the dis
rillera will escape with the minimum punishment
prescribed by the statue.
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cEN ORD on TIE MExlc4y R4IDs.

a FEw SIGNIFICANT woRDs-TnE TfxA, BORDER
TROUBLES COMPARED WITH AIGEEiNE PlRACIEs
-rHL CURE OF BOTH THE saMr.
WAsHINGT0N, NOV. 22.-(ien. Ord, in com
uand of the Department ~ Texas in bis annual report
.iyes long account OF the border operations " tn
Mexican bauditu. The report closes with the following
significant sucgt sti0n5:
j. seems tome that the circumstances o. the plundcr OF
stock ianchc- the no Gruude ans almost identical
with The p.l4ce. committed on or commerce az one
tine by the AIg-rucS VINO hcd 300 safety 70 thor
ports with their prizes. There Tie cheuSes
were committed on ne open 500 ana htre
they are committed with me same ea-o on
The open PLAIN ~ both case, the pirates found ready
sale or their captures the purt, where tnof esIcu-
lions were fitted out-namely, Ai2Crs IrlpOu, etc,
Tor the Moore; Haian0ros, htm"-d, tauiaisg,
cases inc pirates yer" rewarded ~ W"houon
anal houogs Iatr0rg te cOuu'ty along hc isiO Grudy
with view Go iuerceptug raiders before iEef can reach
tie with stolen herds n thcir POs-taslOn. Is as Ee
had tried o. stop dcpTtdatlos upon Olr commerce hy
the hoOrs Do sc1ttcrng our cruisers along itc moran
coast OF Africa. with Of !nferct,tiIs SOME Ais,r
lue pflr 1t'rc coud ert "lhh 'Aiec .-''5 ga i"u
with bis American Srizc. The success oi Capt McNM}
of tie Stale troop, n striking TIE patty 81 CvItina-
men iu possession Of stolen herd recently Was due 70
Li. accidentally capturing two Struggling Tohrcrt.
known I'm such ca.tS, hut not legitimate
enough for -I4l- 10 apply, were compelled 8" bct
t.t position ana strength OF th'ii D'Hi h'E' -'"'u
eur Tor tHv ptri, ihti the o4uri nom me aicN'u
Government DOR The arrest oi Oy4iua vas due FEB ihc
order for iir movement OF naval force Co hc Mexican
b1rd D. 81 tGrtud moi o." ONLY leader OF Iuoibs
sullo moe tlectull means must br Adopted
tH-u sending trN3nE ANA sulof- 10 look th'
while our people ere Ociu spoiled gni murdered; i'r
i is very evident ,at tlt sin"i7 ANA 7"lt Is, A""'Nf
wiling can uJ nothing IL confined to this 6dc of tht
river. aud order TO maize lcpIi-als. WITH tae means 10
carry out tr order, sometimes resulted Ia rdcmn!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
The SIGNAL SERTICE.

A GLANCE Al THE PAST YEAR-CAUHoNARY SIG
NAILS PROVE USEFUL IL sEyENrY-sIX PER CENT
or CAsYs-BETTER ORGANIZATION DEMANDED.
WAsHINGToY, Nov. 22.-The following are
extracts from tho report OF tie Chief Signal Officer o.
the army:
The r guar instruction in military signaling and
biography, mo;coro0gy, and the signal oervice du
ties al stations OF observation and report, to
Eether with the drills Of the signal service
school OF instruction aud rJct,oe Il Fort NhiPpe "a
me army intended 10 be- instructed acting signal Off
GERS or t. be temporarily Instructors IN geographical
military apartments for the field duties Of the signal
Service Dc first instructed AT Ills post Dcyic Dtu5 pul
The d.-ria1 Of cautiouary day and night signals upon
the lakes aud at the great ports oI me Intc states ni
been made sysicuAHcaly on occasions 81. htpip,tu
especial danger at f3 different stations. ~ The total
number VI cautoha1} signals thus DISPLAYED 20 per cont
have been atcrWah reported Gs t"Hun,u. IN va
CAGES reported o. failures the winds did
not attain the place oi display violence held 20
iu.fify H. willie IN Isolated instances the signals have net
teen dispaycI when they ought To have been. The
accounts show that 10 great storm has swept over
any considerable number ot the ports ot HE thites
disaster 10 vessels occurring during uio year, the
facts have proved that the "dcn hcit Dy
than the cost ot the lines The st'uy force 81
tie signal service viii not permit 1t 10 occupy me,
greater IN extent thau those contemplated m existing
lcgl5intiOn. Legislation Tor more complete orStilIa
Oi TIE III snail service is urged as necessary now ooh
FOR interest. o. the United st*ieS, ana ~ slipIc
Justice 10 officers and men who have served ~ long
and fai bfuy upon H. with duties extensive,
niportaut ANA reaching directly Interests Of tie
bureau Of the War Department. IL exists without
Laws providing for TIE permanent employ ntit
Of enlisted Tho service depends for its success
upon rapidly ~ action. which may save minutes 81
time II cannot De 700 SAFELY Guarded against Po-pl'
AamiCriues The CHIEF signal Oicor hnda 90 De Ic'c"s
tho IeFultb Ui the year causes Tor cncUufaltnoht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
RYDHlCHr BE4TRER REPORT


F'rOlqbphps.
For the south Atlantic states high barometer NORTH
east 10 southeast wId', continued cold ana partly
coudy weather.
For the Gulf States. Tennessee, the Ohio Valley. ana
lower lakes FILLING barometer, southeast 10 southwest
winds warmer cloudy partly cloudy her, aud 90
casonay RAIN partly turning to snow IN the last dis
uCt.
For the lower Missouri and the upper Mississippi Val
ieys. falling followed by rising barometer, winds 7ht
ing and north, warmer, partly cloudy, and occa
sOna snow rain ceedcd by colder, partly CLOUDY
weather which conditions viii extend to tic upper lakt
region during the afternoon and night
For he Ifi3Ic ant EGscTB SfGfes fIfiDg barometer
southery 10 eGsicry witds. rising and siaf'OnGfy tem
tc and ~ s yOrE,er possibly tah RAIN- or s0U ~ ne
northern portion rhieh rV frfel,d the fIner.
For New Urz canal region, temperature near and
sChtiy above freezing Tuesday night except possibly
~ the eastern portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23


The great ictIsaht., Ae-ss ~ body aud Stkc}, Nan eU
tDs .tlid old iula.la win ttr tiUIutur, duU U.
are AR samples American Nru|us SIunehg nom among
Tie ouuOn people h, iupaice az, Awe % tho wants of
c,- Those Who seok be popular must study aud d, familiar
Win the Of e masses, aud prove val thereto 70 ths
fct we may trace gland success III b- nc-s "a
rel pu. UIrrtakuEs, which many Americans nave achieved
-trilucy uu- ratNe o. these surgai"1s 10 that great csno
- mont located Bulu, =. D., aud AHyNu ~ te " liiAs
most aHpruprat name, tEd td fuf that .a.t
Ilstitu ~ within whose walls manufactured fcmelic,
dem . % cvtrt quaftr oi zoe E'hr ana al
which corps ,ed physicians auo surgeons under
t- person drec Of r Pierce, are constant! administer
ite tr needs Of tho stndr o su1ttH cNrrfwltre and
WHO'S u.rr,- u t.t Ttaiue OF an forms Ol I,lc -lltit
h. come .oNei tlat there scarcely hamlet ln
tl. land lu hi, s name b. not familiar its OIrl tor
H.IrLi iOfchfVhf OF Detroit "s ntt. i ne T.
y- ION ;h-m tendon. his eminent professional
..Ic..' H. aIYtIs incufs are earnest eALoraDuH Like
thr great ass lilo euthU- is multiplied p} The Un
ptfl,ltl success uf AIS enter - % NcI rs VI tht tntl
% hi, Cuflug DISEASE. TIE t Dafef ~ nam
-rupat4izt- with them iH sl thrr Elections efforts and
taiutcuts." Hence lr. fcfNts Golden ~ ,ot Discovery
TODAY 8le LARGELY eliIi ytd blood and liver medicine
aud a,-1 a g remedy, pthtr RENE a agent ia
TIE world III, tthUuic fl tilinh hc H't Lo ie,oi' no.
q. Curc oftrndore by conn Ound OF WOftlrss
hun big ann. but 10. $50 diseases ana Wtahut - peculiar
D aon % h.s troytd lt- rsUch oi SPECIFIC tat 10 now
rify ard universal C0ulG rce lr tltrtc-
Pleasant fufEatiNo ie -, ~ 'i llA inl 'tu
have proved arctDr end re.ia le g-a cathattc ta
lhrv 90. rapids taking Tho pace Of Tue large iausaOus pals
heretofore u Wine Uis compound tAtLct OF
Smsu " Ell 5 0rtc r,iuadF jog COc tl4hpi SIMMER
Complaint niafihta Dysourr Cholera and Cholera IOi0us
AVID si.o q. nniUel OF d. Sagrs taiarth Remedy aul
kuowu every where TIE greatest specifies or Catarfh and
"co!l IN hosd IN thc public Ara bssdoA ths
ARE mensurs o. o., Dr. Pierce likely Ia ni",e
Il SAT "a author - he has - physician Ills NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23

GOV GAsTOS's PUBLIC ASNoUNCENENr-A MA-sA-
CaUsETT, COMMITTEE sENr 10 WASHINGTON
..l-,-LlAD. IN ~ .n1 I.llnN. Is nnaInN.

COW q ACTg~'- PI-HIIC A.NDT- NGENINE-A MA--A-
' - 1900. o., ,,.,,,,,.,-,..,.
CdUrEli' COMMIT i"H aiNl j" ""'"i'"i'N
.fFtIING. AID RESOLUTIONS Is BOSTON.
Rosrox Nov. 09.-G0y. CASTOR officially an
-, ,, an, NJ the yiro-Prasdent and IN bi. An
.,,.,.,,..,t CO.,.
80 ,-. - aud ify,,,,,,isbe1 s+.tosr,,n and
honest man viii b., the l.e ~ ,r, mourning t'.rru Oh
ont tAe couutrr and especially DO the STATE lh ""'A
i ,c, ,i'i saI,., III '' "''' ~
The E3ari Of Aldermen held spec al meeting tonight.
4 communication from Mayor Cobb was read, making
of .ial announcement of Ar. Wilson'S death. Alderman
-t.lh,e addressed he Board paving an eloquent nib
ME 10 tjc deceased aud Offering series OF resolutions,
which were adopted Aldermen st,bhrus. Haris. and
Clark we're appointed joint special committee TO Join
the MAYOR o., representative ~ Tie Council 10 attend
,h. f1ncral. The Common Council viii hold meeting
tomorrow to take similar action.
,g . ~ t-r.,t. al. ,t., ,-,. ,.e. i,f ny b- 1ats
Inv u.'' ,.t..........
houcs NaItb, d'oNl IT. W.T. 'HN '"''i 'i ''i' t"'"4"
Tina ul.re Bulletins were posted announcing inc fact,
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i6 yct drterni uel a' 70 GATE % the iuu -'I.
The following telegram was sent this afternoon 10
o,...-..,.., ,,-,. Frc,,l, of tb, Sonata.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
Tor 0th,r Shio Esirs see Nird PogS


fFOy Otprf SAtD teTF see INtfI IVg',
ARRIVED.
Steamship Australia orb GarEaN Genoa Oct :. LEGION
9TH Naples sth Mr--na ith Pal nun 4iG. ticfsrlrf2 b,
pens Atm Iuhea 21tn. Aa,s 2Jih Hass Jrh. GibrslA
Sow. ], and tauT 21, Win irit o. Honh frph Bros.
steamship IttFttt tBrI. webster Liverpool Nov. lh VIZ
Queenstown nm w'tl mde ant pass. 10 r. ~. }. Hurst
steamship FIf-,uit BIZ. Stew trt Newcastle, Eng, oct
2G with mt7e. 10 fulcA. Etye GO.
steamship iIpu"tr NHfcirt. wilmington y G.. Win m0se
and pe,7. tO " %. 4. eva" = To-
SIN 81 Nichoas WIa. liverpool ~ DAYS. with salt.
Bark Cota I'D, ~auy,t 1850 JsnrIp 81 days. Wlll cular
Bark Queen of Sunuoiiaua convey, no Jaarir0 81 Ga
Brc Alma 20 err. Tlemanp. Aqua - dlys witnmdse.
Brig LOI,s BIZ Le Blanc Little Vlate B. Il d3-, Niu
S'nr American Fade Brown Ro,bpor' w,t, 4raaJa
S,hr.Jul5 Fourh. !iomr.. Bangor. With iuuUci.
~clr Benjamin, Alien Et,tlort with ush
ship Eulcivor waranG from Manila July =. wit. .a ,e
va spoken Soy. p, ou Ba. neEdi by t1sb'si o. c'.-
SAILED
Sieam,' p- Wilmington. Ter -lrto DomingH Gct Potts
vile, Tor iudrpEai Aih"nar" Tor Le"t+ ~" sni '-
WIND stlseJ. light p. y. e. cloudy.
FDkfltN IOHI-
QUEENSTOWN. Nov. 2--lko u lite star lue -t"ala-aiI
Bate. oeadui loH He"-ioIa 400. l'h arrived l,.r 90
I5vuoS nov 22--aed ioT tho United states; Ialra g.
FU,a CDup.ri. Alm-yle Ia.uo. ,'ug. Deaora. ins fl,
tt3lr.u S1fr., John ,i.tsf1rt Andrew Johnson Itl.
"a, rs sud kaIDy. Arrived the 3h inst, Raven. At
Afrvrd on tht % 81 ISi h-uIel on R'c,i'ip" &c. ii
II..l.t Au .lt I.-. th,tI fh" latter 90 N.at. A.
rived %. ilt - Il5t. hIpri-"r aud ir-ru Duhfo.a E
DISASTERS.
s.v,N.Au Nov. 22-Tlr steamship CtF u havana pu
IND. Wee r. io-ay, ior repairs. having broken
ID. 81. rI., 30 q, noon 20 milo r. p tan -h1it
"A .riIAN. ~ N.y. -2.-1Hr -t,l-i-.p Alpha WHO. ~
rived fto bermuda today. reports ,a' te bgriu r r'd
West for l-i $50. Jp' rti luto ri. tti,'
ermuds Noy. -, having experienced heavy gt" un 80,
1910, turas Hlltn her cargo s"itei ~Aa th" e'a' $500
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occe In the neo'c ~ the United States The dooth Of
mo Vice President WilsOn-who died IN the cap
iial of the nation this morning. The eminent sia'on on
thc drec-ed his klh character his long career IN 'le
service OF Ills State and OF the Union his ae' 1tioh -
M csusc of Freedom and the ability whieh ne hVuth
a. 40 dih,rce az Cvcry duty, stand conspicuous, ana
are indolbly impressed the hearts aII ahe'tohs on
~ American D,np'e. In testimony OF respect TOT ts
dlsn,rij.led citizen eHd faithful public servant inc
vaeous Departments OF the Government WI ot cloSv
@ - ~, a.. the funeral and the Executive Mansion ana
MI the Executive Departments in Washington wa NC
DRAINED with badges III mourning ior tiiily u"f u.
secret t,s OF War and Of he Navy viii issue oiuers lhl
eppropTiatc military and naval honoIs he r'in',ivu -
the memory OF one whose virtues ad services VIII ''o
be borne in recollection by grateful nation o,r
By the President, - - ." ""''''
HA9ltTON FISH, Secretary OF state
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.rElEnRArHIc NOTES.

NoNrrru. Nov. 22.-Father Chiniquy h1s r'-
ro letter threatening s as,assnaon II lac does rot quit
tLt country.
1.-the Rock. Ark Nov. 22.-Tho House to-day
passed memorial 10 Congress asking that the cot
ton b, refunded
HALIFAX. Nov. 22.-TLe lion. Daniel Mcdonald
resigned Tie Attorney Cob ship tnd OTTO = heels Las
Appout, be- d., place. The latter Val seek go election
COS sAoIU Comfy.
TopoNTo. Nov. Samuel e.. Britchard. who IS
accused OF lie murder nj. kelps -syilr Ohio 10
gently has been arrested y County Grey and hiuuFI 10 iL
city by AN American detective, ana lodged 10 an
CAIrpONIA. Nov. IA respectable farmer named
All ID Donald - tl Id Turians saturday while
turning from Hamilton Ma ktt lhe perpetrators oi th-
brutal murder have not yet been ARRESTED
PsRT JRp'rs. \ Y, Nov. 22.-l hnna, Ulllman
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AGENT BROOKS NOT INDICTED.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The statement tele-
rrapbcd from ST. Louis Friday that Revenue Agent
Brooks had been indicted FOR completely IN the whisky
frauds was without foundation. DistrctAttOrney Dyer
n response TO a telegram OF inquiry from Solicitor
Wilson, replied " There ia not word OF truth In ~
No suspicion whatever attaches to him here" Solicitor
Wilson tlereupOu elecrapned Brooks AZ Chicago Jddin&
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assurances my entire confidence and the secret rX
and NJ thanks for services and proofs of fidelity 10 tn
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