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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

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LIE REGULATEUR DU FOIE DU DIR. SIMMONS
LIE REMEDE FAVORT
ID + S + A NJ l. T. f S.
Cctte Medicine sans rivale est guarantee ne
c%ontenir hlculcp arlicuIe de Mcrcurc, III aucune
substance mlntlHle injuTierlsc, mais est
PUREMENT VEGETABLE.
c0ntenant cps racincs ct hrrbes dI Sud on1,na
providence tOute sage a places dams les pays
on i4 les Maiadie. q" Foie Sc font lie plus sentfr.
arrangement dl tole ct DIES intestims.
LIE REGULATEUR DU FOIE
MEDICINE DE SIMMONS
est enlinCInnIcnt Uu Rclnedc de camille; ct en-
lie tenant pref pour tOus les Gus imprGyus. on
pfGVlenurl lie tongues helrCS dc SOuttrauces ct
inedecin.
-Apres Sen 6trr scryi pendant plus de quarante
dilS' les perSonlltS les plus narquantcs ct les
plus dlgncS dc cUntiancC dOnnentfe tGmOigna~ps
les Plus t%atteuTS dc son eflicacite.
DeInlncnt medecins lie rccOmmandent CONNIE
lie Sptcitique IL plIS eIIrctif cnutrr Ia DvsnpnSie
on indigestion.
Ar1uc dc Get antidOte, on pcut atfrOnter sans
Granite t0us les climatS ct tOus les arrangements
deau ct Gle nourriture. CONNIE remede dams
LES FIEyRES PERNICIEUsEs,
LES MALADIES DINTEsTINs,
LTNSOMNIE,
LA JAUNICE,
LA NAUSEE,
[ L N Pas ID E Gal,
C'est la Medicine III moins Contellse, Ia plus
Pure ct la MeitleurG du Monde.
PREPARE SETTLEMENT PAR
J. II. ZEILIN & Gle,
Macon, George ct Philadelphia.
Prix, $500 In BOuteilIe.
En- Vente chez tous les Drogristes.
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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

And the PRICE will be less than they usually
pay. Call and give him a trial. He has just re
celVed a full supply OF everything in his line
all the necessary and good things to eat and
dr1nk-and many other things besides.
jan8jan27
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

oISUtW DN ILlTTy NltlZelS.
On motion of Mr.. Tate, Resolved that the
abovG petition be granted, in accordance with
sec. 81 Of the road ordinance.
On motion the Police Jury adjourned until
Tomorrow at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1875-04-16

The readers Of the Courier as well as those Of
the JOURNAL, of this town. may have noticed
that a more or less bitter discussion was going
on between these to papers. Having severed
my connection with the Courier oypFfour wears
since, I WAS surprised to find, In the JOURNAL, az
the Cd inst. an editorial article charging me
with having defrandea the estate of Eliakim
Littell. The JonREAI accuses me nf having. IN
1856, charged that estate 90 cents per sJnaPe.
while my conditions stated that I would clarre
only rs cents per sqnalae. Ttstates that it found
among the papers OF that estate, ut the Clerks
office, the two following items:
OpelOuEas Courier So. 90
Opelousas Go7frier, advertising sale $500
4 Ir misrepreselts the facts.
Here IS the original account on file hi the
Clerks office, certified to by Onez, IA. Guidrv,
Deputy Clerk:
ESTATE on ErIAKM LITTEIL,
1866 no OpeloIsas Courier. DR..
Oct. 20-T0 adv. sale OF property, 40 So.
+. and Fl, Z times....-.-@. S75.25
Dec. Ito adv. sale postponed, rs So.
#. and E.. 2 times 2I.60
d true copy: se6.75
ONEz, a. GULDRr, D,y, Ck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
BROOKLYN.

Michael Mullady, one or the owners OF the dis
tillery which was seized at the loot OF Bridge
street in December last, was arrested by United
States marshal yesterday ana neld TO bail In
$4,000.
The Rev. Mr.. Woodward, pastor OF the Ever
green avenue Methodist Episcopal church, ap-
peared in Justice Seniors Court yesterday and
preferred a cnarge oil Islander against Mr.. W. IL.
Young. one OF his parlshoners.
In the supreme CourE yesterday, before Justice
Tappan, q motion was made to change the venue
in the suit OF Elw ard J. Doran against Tammany
Hall Tor $4,000, from New YORK county 10 Kings
county. Decls on was reserved.
Senator Coe and Assemblymen o'Keeie and Tai
mage had a conference with Mayor Hunter yester-
day in regard to pending Legislation at Albany.
wncn If enacted Will Increase the deot OF tue city
several million dollars. the legislators promised
TO oppose the bills.
AT the meeting Of the Common Council yester-
day complaints were received from the trustees
OF the Second Methodist church and the Principal
OF Public school No. Is, against the Sixth District
Court at Grand and Even streets, which rs lmme-
dlately opposite he institutions. Alter some ais
cussion It was resolved 10 remove the Court 10
the Stage street police station.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
w WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, April 5. 1875

WARRINGTON, April 2, 1914
NEGOTIATION or THE NEW BONDS.
Information received At the Treasury DepaT +
ment Is to the enect that the prospects for negro
uating the new United States bonds in the hantls
OF the syndicate have considerably improved.
INTERVIEW WITH HIS ExcELLENcy THE PRES r
DENT ON THE MEXICAN INyAsIoSs-So STEP
or IMPORTANCE YET TAKES-THE PossIBmr
Try OF A WAR.
President Grant to-day, In conversation VITA
the writer hereof remarked, in reply 10 cues
tion, that he was somewhat amused lately /
newspaper statements o! What he would do In re :
lation 10 the recent outrages by armed bands o 7
Mexlcans invading the Texas frontier. Suct /
statements were mere inventions, as he hac /
not, since these events. expressed his views u 4,
any person, not even TO the Secretary
of State, who, like himself had been
absent from the city. IL was already
known TO the public that orders nar
been issued TO the military for the protection q
our citizens on the frontier. but in addition to th
nothing has been done. The government was noii,
yet July advised OF the extent OF the outraeea,
although 1t has been ofiiciaY informed OF the
arrest OF a mail carrier ana the burning OF post
once by the invaders The Mexican government
mad repeatedly been reminded or outragcs here
toiore committed by MexIcans on citizens OF the
United States, both in Mexico and on Uhled states
soil. and would hear rom this government in q
short time concerning those more recently COM I
mitted through the Department OF state. There
would De consultation with the Secretary OF
State on this subject, and probably II would be
brought to the attention OF the Cabinet. But.
meantime all newspaper statements as to the
action OF the government would be mere specula-
ton ''we must he remarked. determine here.
after what Is proper to be done IN the premises
He could see nOreason for apprehension OF a war
between the two countries; but, OF course, no one
could tell what might take place III the future.
Nothing, however. would be done by this govern
ment 10 provoke such a result.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06

BARK PAwAsxrcx SD tons built In Prince EDWARD
Island in 1853, has been sold 1t HALIFAX on private
terms
BARK morning. LIGHT Brl, az Matanzas "a inst rom
Ne York, aground At the entrance OF the narbof
on the ffh INST No particulars.
scHR CONWAY, which went ashore at Moosepecea 2yth
ult towed into astport, Me, saturday evening" oy
10 Boston with full cargo OF boxed herring The cargo
Is total loss; insured IN Delaware once Tor sLu0o
The vessel was not damaged
BosTos April 5--Steaner Dominion (Br. Clements.
irom harmontn NJ, white coming up The harnor last
night in thick weather ashore on 6ailaups isahu
but pulled of this forenoon BY steam wttnont
sustaining any serious damage.
GLOUCESTER Mass. April 5-Sehr stanwood, of THIS
weeks overdue trip TO Georges lslan y Is
undoubtedly lost She had crew OF IL men; was
owned by Pettingold 4 cunningham. she was Valueo
at Sf.g aud insured Tor ~ 800. ,
The season thus lar has proved very disastrous. SIX
vessels ana % lives have been lost being AZ more tnNn
curing the same period last year
NEWPORT, April 5-During gale last night schr Her
bert hanton. Crowell. from Somerset Tor New ora,
had fair wind into this port would have gone ashore
sPRINeFIELD Mass April 5-1he Connecticut River Is
now clear OF ice from Holyoke 10 the Souni and the
water IS rapidly subsldng.
WooDs HoLK April 5-Thei two sloops which on
YArmouthport. Mass. assisting the schr Arrow, were
driven ashore to-day.
sHIPBUILDING is much depressed on the Merrmac
approac hing completion, with only one contract upon
which beginning mas not been made. The pro pect Ii
exceedingly dull
LAuNcHED-At Seaford DEL April l. schr Lena Getting
ham, The following her dime nsons lib feet keel
81 eet beam fe hold 40 teet over all and SOi tons
Cottlngham, Oniten and others OF STAFFORD. and Will
be commanded by Capt Uutten-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
ARRIVALS
REPORTED BIZ The HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITRsroSE TRLsGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By THK HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTRsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE
steamer Mas Dutch. Chevalier. Rotterdam March
Punch, Edye CO. in lat ~ ~ Ion 81 passed a Iarge
bergs from 40 10 800 ieet high.
steamer Goethe GER. wilson Hamburg Marcn % and
Cher0ourg 27tn, with mdse and go passengers 70
Steamer Bensiactof Wood Wilmington NC Y hours
with rndse % WIN clyde 4 co
mSss asd En1 RsSyoS ="
ubs. Lima aas ssa caDs q sSa ooa ySp
Helena I'D and crossed toe l9uat2r warren ~ " on
tBr1' from Java tor SANDY Hook: i2tn lat 80 \,
81 is ", bark Andrea Antonio dtab. from callao for
Bars Kawe ,eus rouelin Gloucester 81 days in bal
Brig PATTERSON Rslch, Porto csbsIls 10 DAYS WITH
soner ana us ssaS V br,s MIME seo hence Tor ssaa
April 2 lat 81 lon = s. brig Margaret OBJ, from
BIS saolius q Sas.aG,; Toda Las T1nAs y days
win ag aa 7. STsss e 81 osn % Jones cardena
IL DAYS, Win sugar, and msladO e Hsasy 4 Parser
Keys Fla, days, with cedar 70 kppinEer, Russell
p lss - ~ lon g Hsn n1,i mp
sea "a5rs ss ss ~ 9ssSs o
auc. City o. Brooklyn spain, ana Utopia, ali bouni
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GArz
BOUND soUrH
Steamer George Cromwell Bacon Portland for New
Ye scr WIN Snso ase s aaa ov York
sehr 4 asTe sS:e foS S ssw og New YORK
schr VIM + ice, lice fai hiver Tor New YORK.
schr Gexsner. Egbert, Providence TOR New York.
Schr Jonn Nuler Cashier Pocasset Tor new York.
Schr ADELAIDE Ravnor, hlyerncad Tor New YORK.
schr Cornelius Pratt SorwIcn Tor New York.
chr r Arlcs Trascher. Providence Tor New York.
scnr Benjamin English, base, New Bedford for New
schr q Brown, Gedney Providence FOR New York
schr parkls, Shropshire, New London tor Anboy.
schr Elen Morrison, Dodge, Providencs for New
FORK
schr clara Rankin, Rogers Portland FOR New York,
with lnmber 70 HamOln Co.
scnr ANDY HOOK. Adams Providence for New York.
Scar Decatur cakes, Baker, Providence Tor New YORK
schr : Dean, AcComDer somerset tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST
gchr Harriet Lewis Ryan. HoDoksn for Providencs.
schr MlnQnas, Hsaney Hoboken tor Proyidsncss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
A BRooKLYN MYSTERY.
- uAxoryo o. MATHEW roBY.

TIE HANGING OF MATHEW ToBY.
Yesterday Colonel J. Alien gave the Coroner or
Brooklyn a point o. Information touching the
mysterious suicide o. Matthew Tooy, tue uniortu-
nate Individual whose nieiess body was iound
dangling by the neck from rope, the end Of whlcn
was made last to he limo 81 Tree, 10 vacant lot
on me line Of DeKaib avenue, near Bedford, about
daYbreaK On sunday morning last Ihe Colonefs
coacnmsn. II appears. was one 81 the first 70 dts-
cover the body aud ne gave " Is his opinion that
Ii would have been Impossible ior man 70 nave
so hung himself. Judging rom toe pecuhAr positlon
IN wuicn II hung. Coroner Nolan has taken caarge
or tne case aud Will ID ne Inquest to-day Mat
thew foDy Qu4rreiled with MS vile AZ tDeF
place 81 ha8itlrOu, a tenement house, on
SteuDen street, near PARK avenue, 1T ntne O'CLOCK
on SATURDAY nlghr aAd was overheard ~ ms
Ianalady Mrs. Ftzgerad. Mrs. IoDy drove her
spouse 0us VI the house WIN butcher knlie
luDy, WHO was a layOrrr, ana worked Tor n
QUINN, the CONTRACTOR, Nas lorby-hYe years Oh age,
aud leaves a WIDOW ana two grown children. re
was preaispOsed 70 lntnxicarOn, anu upDn on 2
occasion dld threaten 70 drown himself But httle
creaence i given the tneCrY 0 i0ul play, - II
would appear % be IN itnp0sslOillty i0r a man 70
be naA ~ 10 the ruDuc street N the heart Of
BrnotNn without Attracting attention " bis re-
Aistance 70 VIZ hasAilauta Inc Coroner says ne
val MAKE lOfOu9a investizattOn 81 the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
NEW YORK CITY.

Philip Rider was found dead IN the yard Of
No. $50 West Ihirty-hrst street yesterday morning.
AT seven O'Clock last evening onicer Cox. Of the
Thlrty.second precinct, shot and killed raoid
dog al the c4rner 81 l16th street ana klngsDrldge
road.
pleasant gathering al Turn Hall, No. &C East
Fourth street. LAST evening participated in the
commemorauon exercises or the Irving Literary
Union.
The annual meeting OF the Amateur Rine CLUB
for the election OF officers and transaction Of
other business, viii rake place az the FIRST Dr.
VISION rendezvous TINS evening al eight O'Clock.
William Thompson was arrested last saturday
night, and taken TO the Tombs me following morn
ing. lie was committed on charge OF drunken
ness. In the afternoon he died IN the prison. IL Is
supposed, from the effects oi liquor
Early yesterday morning the sloop Thomas b.
Causey, lying at bulkhead No. asl South street.
sprung aleaK and. despite the efforts OF all on
board, the water gained rapidly, until they were
compelled TO ABANDON her, ana she soon aiier-
ward SUNK.
The regular meeting OF the New York Rapid
Transit Association Will be held at O'Clock this
afternoon. at the rooms OF the New York Board OF
Fife Insurance Brokers. No. l62 Broadway, at
which 1t prOnosed 10 proceed with the election
OF officers aud directors. All persons having SUD-
scrlptlon papers are requested 10 mana lhem H.
The committee appointed by the President OF the
Produce Exchange 10 present the resolutions
adopted By he meeting OF merchants on the lst
inst win proceed 10 Albany for that purpose to-
morrow morning. Il consists OF Tie iolioWlng:-
Isaac n. Reed, a. A. orr A. u. ha.rlson, george
w. smith, Carlos COBB Jesse Hoyt, ii. y. Armour.
lair ana FESTIVAL viii be opened this afternoon
In the SUNDAY school room OF the Church OF the
Holy Sepulcnre, Seventy-fourtn street, east OF
Fourth avenue, and win be continued afternoons
and evenings tall saturday, Tne ladle5 OF the
congregation have taken great pains TO provide
for their guests an entertainment which shall DC
emlnenty enjoyable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
TIE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

The Brooklyn billiard Tournaments was resumed
last night at the City Assembly Rooms, and The
spectators were entertained by two wen contested
games. The first game OF the evening and seventh
OF the series was between Albert GARNER and
Joseph Dion. The latter broke the balls and
ran IS. Al the close OF the sixteenth innings the
game stood-Dion 100 and GARNER los. The latter
then began 10 play little better, and, putting q
run or So and one OF a. took the lead, and at the
close OF the tweny-Aith innings the game stood
GARNER 224 and Dion 2l4. GARNER continued In
good pay and won by IS points.
After the intermlsslon Rudolphe and Ubassy
went 10 WORK. The latter broke the balls and
after three innings. in which neither man did
much good, Upassy counted q and then Rudolpae
followed with 81. Both men were playing pretty
well and Rudolphe was In extra good form, ex-
nlpIting some really ine billiards A. tue close
OF the tenth innings the game stood, Rudolphe
l3s and Ubassy 50. The latter then began 70 play
pretty lively game aud ON MS tweaty-second
innIngs made q brilliant run oil III, giving MIN
good lead. Rudolphe dId not give up without
ngut, as on the twenty-hitn innings he counted
AZ After a hard struggle UDassy won by 10 points.
Ubassy-2 j. j, Il, IL. o, Is, j, o 0, Is, * o. j.
o II, q, 10, 9. 9, III, ], 2, o 10 H. = J. O. TO-
Kudolphe-o, 0, Q, 81, 20, 49, J. s., g. o. O s, H. Q.
O O O. or, l. Ia, O. q as, s. 1, Is, %. 0, 0, 3-2sT.
Highest runs-Uoassy, p, %, q, Ill. Rndolpne,
Average3GOassy, s1.Il; Rudolphe. sl.s2.
Time Of game, 2u. ION.
Mr.. william RI. Parker, II, kindly omciated as
referee, anc performed his unthanglul duties with
a prompt decision that gave general satisfaction.
T6is evening the games Will be between Cyrllle
Dion and Maurice Daly, and GARNER and Rudolpne.
SUMMARY.
Seventh game OF the BrooklJn tournament, be-
tween Albert GARNER and Joseph Dion, 500 points.
three balls ON a 5xl0 COllenueT table, nttec with
a combination cusnion:-
GaTnler-O. . . 2, .. q, o, a. o 4 Q, la Q. 9, -
To- 2 s. D. S. 90. o. "a, 2 2, 10, 40, o, 4, 2l-3o0
DIon-3l = o. 10, 0, 90 :. 8, y 2 "A, 10, Q, 10, o
o. q o. 90 /. S, 5. o, s, o, !, o, 4, Q, 0-225
Highest runs-1arnier Ia, p. 60, 20 81 40 81
DIOn-8l, 20, "a, ~.
Average-Garnier, N-Sl; Dion, b-3l
Time VI eame-ln. 54m.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP. April 5-Anived, steamer State OF Nevada
Il RI Braes New York.
.AKYAB-Arrived. bark Nereid Nickerson, Antwerp.
BRISTOL, April 4-Arrived. brig SIR Robert Hodgson
q r., Bradden, Charleston, slightly damaged.
Also arrived 4th bark Lom Aor) Rostrup New Or
lie 5tn briggs tleetwlug (Br) Aanley Philadelphia;
ago Cswe), Marin do.
BRAKE April s-Arrived bark statsminister Stang
N or, Falkenberg. Pascagoula.
BARcELoSA-saicd, bark (sp). Camproamor
u iited states
BARI Sicily Sailed, bark Aberdeen. Salvage, Now
" ,rk Tor Philadelphia
GLASGOW, April 4-saled, bark Charlotte (Ger Wal.
la &c, United States.
GIBkALrAR-sailed, bark Amicizia dtaD, Botaro urom
G. noa Baltimore Tor Philadelphia.
HAvRE, April ARRIVED, schr Anne Conant. Hat.
fu I'd, Mobile.
tailed "a, ship Themis (Br) Rossiter United States
b rks Helen Angler Staples do; Gslahea Nor Steam
sc q, do ; Nor, Petersen. New YORK
fAxBuRG April 3-Arrived, barks Stanbo Nor. Cum
de tsen. Wilmington, NC; Vega Ger, Gerths do; su.
mi IRA gen, Baumann. Dsren.
s aied I'd, bark Dr Falk (Ger) Haupt, New York.
LIVERPOOL, April ARRIVED, Lord Give (nrj
ur luhart Boston, bark Cdjus Nor) Jansen New York.
$50 arrived Ain, ships Dovenby dsD Penny, Astoria
british India Br), Sexton san Francisco; Landseer
Kns wies Boston, barks Belgium (BrJ, Mosher Charles
tom sth. Southland, Woodward, Galveston.
Lo sDoS April 6-Arrived ship Lesnder Orr, Knight
New York; Dover Castle lBr), CulberL do
LIZ ARD. April 4-on. barx Resolve Nor), Hanson,
nom New York Copenhagen.
LAk VI, April 4-Saied steamer State Of Indiana (Br
sadle Cfrom Glasgow, new York.
Man tElLEs-Saied. Ann, for New York.
MKs urA-Sailed. bark Templar BartleH. New York.
NEW ir April ARRIVED, brig wancsrer Caer) Brinek
mann, Baltimore
PLYss April 5-Arrived steamer Holsatia Ger.
Barend J. New York for Hamburg.
QuEEI sTowK, april 4-Arrved steamer Bifrosf Swe),
wererg zen. New York; ship Dexter, Gannen San
Franciss barks vice Ammiragllo TeEetho6 Aus), To-
mich Bo shin sattara (Brl Harrison, Portland
o; bark rince Alfred CBr), Morton, Philadelphia.
Also arr wed 6th City Of Chester CBrJ, Leich
New YORK Tor Liverpool
RorrERp IN, Aprl 6-Saned, steamer W scholten
Dutcn) III Il New York.
SMYRNA sailed, bark svsnen CSor), tor Boston
TRiEsrx- Sailed, bark Volunteer Ausl, Zambsllo,
United stat -
TABLK BAL CGH-Saued bark Brown, 0reenish,
Unllei stau
LoSpoS A pril 5-ship Dacca CBr, Tosh. IRON New
York FOR Lon ashore the Isle OF Wight and lies
IN dangerc Us position. The left the ship aud
nave not sire been heard Of later account the
ID IL total WI eek saved and landed Cowes to-
dav fhe Da registered ll0j tons, built at sunder
land f. In IA a aud hailed from London. Her cargo
consisted Of 70 bbls four, s57W bushels wheat and
l7O) stavesl
Bark De Mare nj Qta, Mari, from Leghorn Feb ~ for
New York, has ut back 70 repair damages Bark
Lincoln Thorn has chartered take cargo to
destination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
THE PAL1sADE INSURANCE FRAUDS

The trial OF Louis e. French, Secretary or the
called Palsade Insurance .ompany, was COM
menced In the Court 81 Quarter Session. at Jer-
ser CITY, yesterday, Judge Holman presiding.
The Indictment charged that French entered into
conspiracy Win Henry sacia, the so.called
president OF the company, 70 deraud the pubic.
sacla vas arrested and logged III jail In New YORK
on charges arIsIng out 81 the same transaction,
but ne became insane and l. nov 10 ~ asylum.
me nrst witness called By District Attorney
Garretson was John M. Wilson, WHO testified snat
he was interested 10 the ate Fremen's Friend
Insurance Company o. New YORK; taat Al Juiy,
1879 French was introduced 70 nlm and neRotia-
lions were oDened.ior tue sale Of the charters Wit.
ness sold the charter 10 French; the after paid
$500 Tor IL ia cash; the reason witness ava not
proceed Under toe cnarter, was that he could not
obtain the required $4,000 IN subscriptions.
line Willard ties tlne1 fhat she resides at 30. 148
waverley place, New YORK; vc .spied the whole
house never knew OF any person named Mary
eif6er sacla or french. Henrietta Dover, Of
Twenty.etgnth street. New YORK, testified that no
woman named Thompson resided "a ner house;
that she did not know French, but would Know
SAGA Dy sight. Henrietta SunDerger and several
orner witnesses testified tnat theY did not know
any persons 10 their houses bearing tue names
set down tRe DOCKS Of the S&ca.freneh con.
William carman testtaed;-I was employed last
summer IN the Palieade insurance Company went
there about the LIST u july was nued " SAGA
ana French was PAID once so anu az another time
small amount receiving gesa sums h ION
Of George ", James, drawn 70 tbe Order
u sacia: acted as oooKkeepes ald no.
fecalve any cash nor Ola ne see anybody
receive ANS made entries In the casn book from
. gmait memorandum boOk lurnishe1 ~ fleuch'
the journal was made up rom the policy register,
ran1un BOOK several policies were issded. Ine
witness was examined mlnuteU on sne asnersat
secretary OF state Kelsey was present durinR
ths DAY. Ae y one 81 tna Witnesses ~ tns ease
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
4 u1SrR MURDER
scRASToS, Pa, A

SCRANTON, Pa, April 5, 1875.
shocking tragedy was enacted ast night az
Pecksylle, smali tovn about eight miles ron
this city. on the line o. the Delaware an HUDSON
Raarosd, II tie course Of Fhlca : miner named
PatrlcS SaTIn was shot tarouzn the heart Tue
victim OF THIS tragic array was crlnklng al the
saloon OF John Slavtn, Ia company win sumo eve
other miners among whom we're JOnn 10 wards aud
Thomas Morgan. Alter atinxlnE somewhat Freely
discussion arose on he la0Or question ana the
benent oil trades UNIONS. ID ne course OF WHICH
worus ran BIxh between slavin AID Edwards.
Subsequently tue eutire party lett The saloon and
The dispute w4s resumed. EDWARDS was shocked
down, beaten anu Oauly abused. Has companion,
Morgan "a away. When. learinA tnal re would
be Knea, EuWards drew revolver and
nred II IN tie air 10 irlgnten nls assail-
ants. Tney 4td mol desfst Bowever, and ne
nrcd a second aud tAis time latdl sRot, tne Gall
striking PatrcN SlaNtu lttUe avOve the Egnt
hip, passing upward iii sanung direction IL
penetrated MS neort and escaped tarougn the leit
Dreast. instantly Killing bn. E1waras was ar
rested and, after preliminary nearing before
Esquire Mace, wss cuniMttted 10 NtikesDarre
Pr-pn await TRIAL AZ tAe next Qnafter Sessions.
Botn kIwarus aua SlaEu nave been employed
AZ the Wlnt0n mines ior some Zine past.