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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
The New Hampshire senatorship.

The New Hampshire Senatorship.
CONCORD, June S.-Upon the as
scmbling Of the senate the opinion Of
the supreme court touching the cligi
.bility of the president and Proctor
to seats in the senate was submitted
and placed on iile. The court de-
clines TO pass an opinion upon the ac-
tion of the governor and council in the
matter. As q completed act perform
ed i'll discharge of express duty re-
quired Of the executive department
by the constitution and Fundamental
laws, holding that such opinion could.
have no greater weight than courtism
of our branch Of government upon the
action Of coordinate branch. The
court was therefore Of opinion that
when the senate adjudged the presi-
dent and Proctor duly elected soma
tors their action was final and conclu-
Tsive us was their right. The opinion
was based on the assumption that at
the time of the action Of the senate a
constitutional quorum was present.
The opinion is signed by Chief JUS
tice Gushing and associate justices
Todd 4 Smith, Geo. III. Stowell, pres
idcnt of the seeding republican sen.
ators, received this morning, copy
Of the opinion Of the supreme court
on the senatorial question, accompa-
MED by letter from Chief Justice
Gushing, stating that the
court could not recognize any
body claiming to be senators
other than that organized by the Sc
lection Of Hon. Mr.. Sanborn us prcsi-
dent. The republicans arc not Who'll
ly satisfied, claiming that the opinion
does not touch the main point at is
suc--the alleged assumption Of duties
by the executive not prescribed by
precedent or fundamental law. They
hold a caucus nthc subject at noon.
1t is thought the seeding senators
will return this p. IN. and the business
electiug governor in joint convcn-
tion will be proceeded with.
The democrats claim that there can
be no legal: election now, as the time
prescribed by the constitution has
passed. It is not known whether any
serious conflict over this point will be
made.
Convention Of Civil Engineers.
PlrrsnuRG; Pa, June S.-Thc 9TH
annual convention rof-t44e American
Society Of Civil Engineers, assembled
in this city at 10 o'clock today.
Minor w. Roberts, Esq, called the
meeting to order and delivered the
opening address. A paper by J. b.
Eads, of st. Louis, on upright arched
bridges, was read by the secretary
AMI discussed. An interesting paper
on foundations and erecting Of struc.
lures, by Theodore Cooper, Of St.
Louis, and paper on the means ol
ascertaining accidents, by j. 3. Eads
were also read and considered.
Surrender OF Band of C0manches
CnlcAGo, June s.-Thc following
was received to-day at Lieut.. Gen
Sheridan's headquarters from Gen
Pope, at Fort Lcavcnworth, under
date Of the 7th. The Quahada band
Of -Comanches came into Ft. Sill OF
Il 4,
the 3rd inst. and surrendered lS(
warriors, 300 women and children ant
$4,000 ponies.
]. Movements Of the scalpers.
4 CHICAGO, June 7.-Red Cloud
tSpotted Tail and other Indians be.
4 4 longing to that party have been il
J, this city to-day sight seeing. They
leave tomorrow morning for Omaha
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
St. Louis MiIlers' Protest.

Sr. LOUIS, June S.-The millers of
this city Joined ina petition.to the
president and board Of directors OF
the merchants exchange, asking to
have wheat stricken from the list OF
articles sold at call board on change.
They assert this kind of speculation
produces illegitimate fluctuations,
which are ruinous to manufacturers OF
-four, and will ultimately destroy the
.tradc;--that the tendencies Of such
spcculations are demoralizing and dis
reputable, &c.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
live Stock Markets.
fsT. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, JuncS.
HoGs-Lowcr; receipts, 2Oc0; shippers
S0.000G50; bacon, SCG500.70; butchers,
$G.70Q1G.73
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
81. Louis.

ST.. Louis, June 8.
WHEAT Lower; No. 2 full, S1.32115s for
cash; $1.34Q01.341a for July.
ConN-Lowcr 09119 @70c' for cash 700
7Ol1c for July.
August. ~ -
RYE-U Unchanged
WHIsKY-Dull, at Sill.
PoRK-Dull at $2O.a5fbll.
LAnD-Nominaf
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
CasupaIties.

WArERrowN, Wis, June s.-F'our
persons were drowned on Raqucttc
river, their boat having been carried
over n dam.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08

GALVESTON, June, SIN the u.
S. district court this forenoon the case
against the proprietors Of the Calves
ton News, the attorney for defendants
presented a motion to quash the in
dictment on the following grounds:
LEI, court had no jurisdiction in such
cases ofcontempt, and such proceed.
ings onaheipa Of the court were
contrary to oil law and practice of the
United States; I'd, that while the pro-
Iprietors of the News claim the right
and privilege TO discuss all questions
before the court in which the pub
lie were interested, yet in the article
referred to as law and higher law, no
disrespect was intended to the court
as intmated in the order of ar
rest, nor any attempt made to influ-
ence the case then pending in court,
or bring it into disrepute. Judge w.
F. .Bellinger, counsel for Richards Bros.
& Co., expressed a desire to state
q law polntIinvolvcd, but Judge Mer-
rill decided not to hear them, stating
that he would take the papers under
consideration until tomorrow morn.
ing. The question in his mind first
to be settled is, was the answer suffi.
cient to show cause why attachanent
for contempt should not be issued. NJ
it was, then further proceedings would
be unnecessary.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 6.
Hocs-Reccipts, 1900; moderately active
and &c higher common TO choice. light,
$710@7 80; common to good heavy, 1920
@7.GO; shippers, SO25t9 9G.S5; choice. Sc
lccted, $7.75.
CArTLE-Rccsipts, 1900; firm and good
good to prime second clear, s5.6o@5s5
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
Suspended.
over n dan.

LAWRENCE, June 1.-THE Atlantic
cotton mills of this city, employing >
25U operatives, will shut down on ac-
count Of, the dull market, on the 10th
Of July and remain closed until Sep
.fn1nlnr |
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock Market.
2 NEW YonK, juno 8.
Money 2@sls per cent.
Gold 110zss.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08

,Delano speak. ana spot Talks Sack.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
New York

New YonK. June s.
WnEAT-St -Stcadicr; No. 2 Chicago, $10s
@1.09; No. 2 Milwaukee, SLsll1ss; winter
red western, $1.22@ @1.3O.
IaYE-Quiet.
CoRN-Quict; mixed western, 75@sOc
= .oArs-s.eady mixed western. zoo
PoRk-THeavy at $4,000.
LARD-HeayyI at l31aa@1S11ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Jan s-Arrived, schr Condoya, Hudson
River tor Washington.
30 ton, Jan 9-Arrived, schr Longwood. RogerA
Virginia
man and Gaucus; bark Glide.
l0th-Arrved schr Chas Atwood, Virginia.
lith-AIrived BARK Azor, Leckie, tayal, Miscel-
lany schr John Cadwallsder from Philadelphia.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS VIM Crane. from baltimore; Read.
ing. from New orleans; Norman, from Phiad e phia
Cleared-shps Ankathor tNor,, Strom, Lon 1on; bark
Zephyrine Brj, Johnson. Demarara; schrs st Croix
Cardenas; Ralph Carlton, Havana.
- Also cicared-Steamers Neptune, Berry, New York I;
stewart, Providence.
sailed-Bark Archer.
BALLiaohE, Jan s-Arrived, steamer VIM Wood
Oleared--steamer ohio, Ger schuienberg, Bremen
via southampt schr Hope Oh, Chase, providence.
sailed ship Chloe, Bremen; bark klvertOn, West
Indies brgs Mary Jones. Belfast; Chattanooga, Ponce
schrs Freeman. ~ Lucia 10th, hudson aveston.
loth-Arrived steamer ID Foley, Price, Charleston.
nan; Johns Hopkins Haett. Boston Com Walker,
North Carolina; brig Lucy snow, stone Rio Grandc
Italia tBr), Crowcl St Johns, PIX: schrs John Man.
son, Mason, Boston; Howard Williams, Wainwright,
Cleared-steamer VIM Kennedy. Tasker Providence
VIM WOOD ward Young, New York Henry Cav. Pier.
son Philadephia; bark Ellen Stevens Brown, West
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Jan ii-Arrived. bark Chap
CHARLESTON, Jan S-Cisared. brig Eurocydon tBr),
Iitb-cssred, brig Kobcst Anderson CBr). London.
DARIEN. ca. Jan s. Arrived. scnrs Matthew K!nney,
Barter. ssvannah. bth3 Is Marshall doi Jas Posssr
,,Isarsd pee D. 6a!S Elisa aslfsuahln tsr) psnnis.
sss stsSSs1.s soZ 4s.ss 3S mSuS ~ cuAt =
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FOREIGN PORTS.

s::s ST. ss5s s$s:S .''
a. .nS % vsn s s4 ssw s fhG%
90 via and .5I
Hasns: sol per 1'Sa ss
ss:'oH zig: ShTs!,aa sss yorR; J.ns asis
Sanros s. Xnns Bay ia: :chr Annie Chase Pool
Cleared on. briggs Perces Ainkley Small. New York:
john XB: sshr GRACE Webster Gales Portland: 9Th.
ea ss sssr Harding Mcbride
GssMIAn, Jan arrived, bark ABBY Bacon. Merrill.
GyAYnAs: no daae-A Arrived ship Eadysone (Br). Lew.
is T. oaa hSsa s4n s 1 S%
senr E I, rortland 10Th bark Eliza 01lton
Br New Orleans Sis "af'p0Sa nom rA'' chr''an Clara
] 'n CITY fiji Ssv
ES Ssw for M
0 n ab Sp hSsh dSmend for sasSs
@sasd I sehr sinfs Bombs Bon lie" bf for
sn port bark, N,psgsh wymsn
United States sparkling Foam ,r). Carlton, for do
HGsyra Do or united anu
Sis1f r
YORK;.
D .yb 0.,s 95iS 10: Ger no0s
Idg schrs Lizzie Ives Saxton. and Theresa Quinn,
do do
PAsAxA. Jan e-Arrived, steamer Arizona from San
Francisco.
RIO JASrrno, Jan 7-sailed. park Yamoyden. Tobey
Baltimore.
81 rEsxE, Mart, Jan 6-Arrived. ichr Carrie WOOD
bury woodbury., New York
SisuA, Jan y-Arrived. brig Geo Gilchrist orcuu Ii
ST Joax Nh, Jan 7-Ceared, bark John johnson (Br,,
Gouuv. Cherbourg 8th. schr Emma r Hart (Br), hart
Havana.
Arrived litn schr Emma, New York.
TARRAGosA, Dec l2-ssiied, brig Id (Br, Vaughan,
New York.
VALrxcIA Dec l0-sailed. bark Bounding Biilow Rev.
noids Boston with orangeO llth. brig Anna Lilly
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
~ See cable news.


The purser Of the steamer Henry Chauncey, from
Aspinwall, will accept our thanks for favors.
sIEA.ns GEO CLYDE from New YORK for Galveston.
o S'rt sSs ss%er wei Ge
;sa s AN for with
SHIP GREY EAGLE, sunk at Baltimore on Saturday with
appliances wsseleya.ed snticiently to enable the
made rails: .uaken tug visan, until the
Grey Eagle Is brought 10 An upright position.
BARK AzoR, Lecksl at Boston. from Fayal took the
gale OF saturday night when within about miles Of
n ssa
She was towed up to the city.
ashore AZ Cove Point.
s @ Tss.S 8 Tho
damage with assistance nom the shore.
Jny ior corunns with petroleum. and was detained At
artes in her niiest Capt speed then TOOK In sand
@ ' NJ: Tse sr sna
tered gale ana had her %snmast broken and :. the
Tor time the subss,ed mainly onions they
fss the sp s sn@ prsssa
,es nn 70 g. 10 n sa.n risk The
condition only small portion Of them having sprouted
scIs GaEsrx. L.wnrsos, from Western Bank. put
MaL a, Jan iimon thursday night lat during
ran Gsph no. rom
Halifax and bee total wreck When some hsner-
was on board ana there Z no doubt ina! ali 6snd.
crew douDtle IS TOOK the which
swamped, as two boats were washed ashore IN the
neighbornood Tnere were probably eight persons ON
board Toe vessel laden with salt and was from
Inagua for HALIFAX At the latest account her
gone and her side out
NEW LONDON. Jan Capt Scott will commence
with his steam pump 70 pump out and raiSs schr Isaac
Merritt that lies sunk Lear stoddards wharf, Thames
River.
LARox CARoo-ship John Mann, 1913 tons, which
cleared at Norfolk for Liverpool has cargo OF %O1
bales OF cotton
The life saving station Plum Island will be removed
from ITS present site TO safe location Immediately Mr.
John Paige. OF New puryport hsving received
ons upon his proposals for moving the building Will
commence ~ once 40 that before the storm the
building Will be out OF danger.
At Buck sport tnepe laid up for the winter 90
seis, 3tuRboats and one barge
sHIrsrILpNo-A ship OF 1870 tons IL 10 be built ~ Bel
fast Tor Capt Ford Of searspor The frame which 10 ~
be OF virginia oak has just been landed by schf Charley
BuokL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
THE MINERS DIFFICULTIES.
REFUSAL OF THE WAGES OFFERED BIZ THE
OPERATORS.

OPERATORS.
HAzLEroS. LUzERNR COUNTY, Pa, Jan. IL, 1875
the coal miners in this county and through Inc
Lehigh region held conference through their dele.
gates with the represent atives or the operators,
and the former expressed great opposition 10
the wages offered on the circular issued by the
operators from this place on the 3lst ult., but
many OF the miners would gladly make a compro-
mise. The inside men, who are working on con-
tract work, might manage TO earn fair living at
the prices proposed by the operators, provided
they could have steady work and the coal be sold
present rates in the market; but the wages offered
the outsloe laoorers is too low, considering the
present price OF provlsons and the time that these
men are obliged to remain idle from various
causes eacn month.
The mines around here, with the exception OF
one or two toat are leased by the small fry" out.
side the combination OF big operators, have been
standing Idle since the nrst or this month. This
has been arranged to allow the miners time to
consider the operators proposal OF wages Tor tnis
year and possibly for deeper reasons.
Inc ioilowing Is correct copy of the oGer made
bv the operators:-
otter TO their men the following OF WAGES for 1875
% per week; platform labor 81 90 per week boys
nS Is. ufss q per cen, me
bethport or Port Johnson labor ~ 81 10 80 81
~ aH e. 81
psa WORK .%sy essrsssf srs.s
or decline At the rate q ten per cen. every
pGee 5Sha.Sn u sss
month"; sy hs Ls1,sa Goa. E.c h. Of gST.
:hsii bs with Inc ai.tInet undsrstsndina hat any
h s - cDS or OF and %sa Dsuss aS
esHS ss y . sss {. Y 81; e
.ss .:: 20 .s:o snS 81 ~. : s:s
a nanpnA m ~atan0 of ntar snofa tOnx nioon eo-Any
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD MILESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
ws %sss ' snow Had .oas
gales with heavy head seas The entire psss nS
Dec Is. win srsin 70 Fansh Edye ! @: M . .
w sussr snd @ to
anS to Ss a
Port koya 7th, with mdsc ana passengers to Herman
Steamer Charleston Berry. Charleston, with mdse ana
ga:. Jenny Ger' ssrose. Bremen Is days with mdse
1ss. x ws
days north or HatteraH with strong gales; split
Brig Hunter Of nailfa5 Ns9: Shelley. St Thomas via
% Was Ssy north Th Of 70
strong III and NV gales; 6ioke main BOOM stove boat
'ns 5s'Slvsa 3 3sasa af
sugar t. order vessel to Abbott Crossed the Equator
schr John 9 Beacham Cole. Richmond. with coal to
sshI Yankee Doodle, Maisby. Virginia. with wood to
sshr Isle # Pine. stselman. Virginia with wood "a
sehr Raymond. cranmer. Virginia, with wood to
sehr woolsy Bailey virsinic with wood to
-.scnr ida Grand. Curtis Virginia. with wood to =
s sssf .n nss f ETsn %nDoy
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
sts:meE City q New Bedford Fish Kew Bedford
Steamer Delaware. Smith, Norwich for New York.
with mdse and passengerS
sss nay sHs s' for rA'A'
Schr Emma Potter. Wyman. Curacao via Newport
for New York, q dayA with salt to Abel i Co.
Schr susannah. Kennedy, vlnxlhaven Tor Philadsl
phia
schs Smith Smith, Providence for New York
schr Dart Williams. Stamford Tor New forK-
BOUND EAST
Steamer chesape AXE, Mangum New York tor Port
land
steamer Electra. Young. New YORK TOR providence
Bark Sarah. Sherwood. Ne " York for Portland.
Brig Cheviot. Nelson. New York for st John Nh
Schr Maracaibo, Coburn, Hoboken for Boston.
schr Allen Quincy, Quincy. Port johnson for Provt
deuce.
schr Fly. Gardiner Port ohnson for Sale.A
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. II, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Idaho (Br, Forsyth Liverpool via Queens
town-Wiams Guion
Steamer Chesapeake. Johnson. Portiand-J Ames.
snip Kaudanghauer II (DutchJ. Zeelt Amsterdam
Dill Radmann
Bark Abbie Is Coml (Br), Havre-C W Bertaux.
Bark Baltic (Nor). Schwensen, Arenda,-.etens
Bockmann.
BARK st Ursula CBr) Dickman, Rio Janeiro-Psnder-
CAST Bros 4 Co.
BARK Monteznma, Briggs, Parbados-Dwight Plat.
Bark Minaito lBr) MorriA Kingston. Ja-A solomon
AGO.
Brig Fido (Gerh Henken, Bio Grande Go sul-Funch.
Edye / Co.
schr Mabel Lent (Br,, Beelsr, Port spain-Jones
Lourn cleared 9th)
,chr Addle q Bryant stubos. Barbados-H Trow.
BRIDGES soma
senr Helen Robertson, Arroyo, PK-Brett, Son Co
Schr Morton tBr), Bell, Aux Cayes-Brett, Son 4 Co.
schr N Hayward, Doane, Galveston-W Adams Z
Co.
schr Rawiey. Rawley, Fernandina-Parsons 4
Loud.
sloop Eliza Ann. Roughen, New London-H " jackson
SOn
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making al aggregate disbursement OF $40 600
between the oates o. March and september O,
1877 The witness, having been interrogated con.
eerning the persons above mentioned, SAID he did
not Know Mcfarland. Suaw, however, was known
20 the committee QauQhter); he only knew MIN
BY reputation as newspaper correspondent; he
did not know Corwne; MOTIFS now deceased. was
connected with the Daily Chronicle ami published
articles favoring the subsidy In his paper I've nad
Sam ward Jersey was an assistant doorkeeper
or messenger OF the House OF Represen tatives;
he did not know Averil; Don Pratt IL an editor
here: John BOYD Is an assistant doorkeeper OF the
House OF kepresen tatives, and witness was INTRO
duced TO him by Hersey: Cnittenden, he believes,
was . lawyer; he could not tell VINO introduced
Averill 10 him he hau nothing 10 DO with Ward IN
these transactions; moran was correspondent for
3 newspaper. aud rendered nc sspaper service Tor
the money ne received; witness received no
money from the company. but from irwin he took
. receipt LOT the sums he paid; irwin furnished
him with the list o. those who were TO DO paid toe
money.
COLONEL yoRNsY GIFTS TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Joseph Mcfarland, ~ this point, appeared near
the taOle. The witness thought the Mcfarland
to whom he gave the 5000, was q larger sized
Mcfarland was then 50 orn. he stated his bus.
ness ~ be newspaper correspondent; Albert paid
hun $4,000. sbicu he cnrrioa 10 Colonel John w.
6Oeney. who had dcputed the witness to receive
u not htm witness received no portion u the
OooeyS never heard the Colonel state what 10
an With IT. witness came ffOM igwn'b house Ne
GoGno dav anu handed toe money TO Fornsy.
sCuuxAKkR DRAWS FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARA
l. G. q. KsDpsay tsstlnsd 10 Sne iact thss hs i1sns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-12
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

herchans shipping agents and snip captains are
informed that by tsegrspning to the HERALD London
Bureau, No S Fleet strsst arrivals o., and depart
urss from European ports, and porte abroad Of
American and MI foreign vessels trading with ths
United states. the will cabsd TO this country
Tree Of charge and published.
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Banks Canning tBr), Glasyow: Sole N.aD, do:
Lameck Aus) Cork Anna Ouvari ntaD do or Fall
mouth Diana SNor 2peenst 2wn or DO; Eliza sNor, do
lside Giuo Qtap, Belfast; brigs Camp,doglo utaD.
Gloucester; Kingleader (Br) Pernambuco; Princess
Beatrice tBrl Point .Pitre: Oliver Br Port Princes
Pettingill, Almeria (Spatn)
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent States-Legal everywhere sertion &c, su3-
Gent cause; no publicity required: no charge until
divorce granted advice free n. HOUSE, Attorney. l9i
Broadway
A FAMOUS TONIC AND INvIGORATOR.-THE MOST
"A perfect ever discovered and the best In the world.
WINCHESTERS HYPOPHD. PHITE OF LIME AND
SODA Prices 81 and So per bottle Prepared only by
WINCHESTER CO Chemists Sc John street, N Y.
BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A OF different Staes legal where; publicity;
fees In advance; advice free every
state FREDERICK 1. KING
Counsellor-at-i.aw, 6O3 Broadway
U(yHILDREN's LIVES SAVED FOR 80 CENTS"
Every case OF Group can be cured when first taken
by DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT, warranted for
years, and never bottle returned. 1t also cures
Dlarrh9a Dysentery Collie, Sore Throat, Cuts Burns
and external Pains. Sold by the druggists.
NERVOUS DEBILIrY.-IMPORTANT TO INVA-
~ lidsHFor Nervous Debility and Weakn brought
by indiScretOns eycesses overwork OF the brain
and nervous system. WiNCHESTkRS SPECIFIC
PILL tested for over 30 years with perfect success 10
prompt. radical and permanent SEND FOR A
ClkcULAR PRICES 81 per box six boxes, s. by mali
WINCHEsTER Il co., 36 John street, New York.
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OUR CABLE SKIPPING NEWS.

Asywnss, Jan 1o-Asstvsd. shiss Macy 4 an. Dsa.
~. khHA<@satAi 1AA4sAAnA. sAaiaeA as
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.
Steamer.

DATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF January AND FEBRuARY.
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Prixss eashsd. Information furnished. Highsss ~
~ u Sy.eSs ~ s 'xs W. s;s: ~ No.
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The money paid bonn Piatt, as sworn to oy
Charles Albert Irwin says had nothing whatever
to do with the Pacific mall Subsidy; thas Ptatt
fought the subsidy from first to last in person and
In his paper but he and Irwin were Old irienos,
and after the subsidy was granted ne loaned Piatt
the money $4,000. when he has since been re-.
paid. The letter from Irwin stating these iacts
dated December 20, 1874. regrets that In sending
the money to Piatt through Charles Albert he put
his Trend in this awkward connection, as the
Transaction had no reference to the subsidy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-22
THE SIXTH STREET TRAGEDr.
The Contradictory stories Of a Wounded
Man Who is DeIirious Under Drink.

The Contradictory stories Of a Wounded
Man Who 10 Delirious Under Drink.
Following n chain OF circumstantial evil
dence, Capt. Mccullough arrested Abraham Van
poren early yesterday morning, charsinR that
he shot Thomas Kerrigan In the Sixth street
stables on Monday. Van Doren Is a produce
dealer in Washington Market When Kerrigan
was found wounded he said that he had been
shot by man to whom he had sold his black
horse, and that he had the mans card in his
pocket. The police learned that the horse had
been shipped up the Hudson by Van Doren,
VINO IA a member uf the tlr.u Of JelliHe, Wright,
Hoag X Co., whose business card was found
among kerrigan's papers.
Van d. Oren was arrested while in his stall "a
the market, and, admitting the purchase Of the
horse, he denied the shooting. lie was taken
before kerrigan, who was unable To identify
him, saying The man who shot me was 4
stranger. never W him before, and he shot
me for nothne:at ALL" Coroner kessler then
discharged Van Doien on hts own recogniz .nce.
.he physi iidns say that kerriGan Will prob
ably recover and that he Is suffering n much
from the effects OF liquor as from his won d.
Ills stories by their Inconsistency color the
theory that he shot himself while 81. zci 10y
drink. Ia one ~ his nt9htNlm1ments he I'D
that q restaurant keeper named Hanson knew
who snut nm, out MIR. Hanson denies having
any surh knowledge, and SAWS that he does not
know kerrgan or anything abou thim.