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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-23

A distressing accident occurred to a
party of 6remen engaged in blasting in
Frederick County, Maryland, recently
They had returned to charge which
had from some cause failed to explode at
the expected time. and on their arrival
the blast occurred, ipjuring them all Sc
riously, and sore probably fatally.
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CoNsIoNERs by South Carolina Rail
road. May 22.-C. o. Brown d Bro, w.
Is. Burke, j. H. Altee, L. Hitler, g. Sym
mers. IL Solomons, A. Civil, J. Nesbit,
&. Hoffman, Cooper Il Taylor. J. Wood
row, Lorick Il Lowranes, H. Stelling.
Mrs. j. Woodrow, John E. Gyles. AGENT.
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Court OF Co,nxoN PLxAs.-The Court
met yesterday, at IL A. M.

CoohT OF CoAkoN fL1AS.-Th0 Court
met yesterday, at IL A. NJ.
The day was consumed in hearing of
motions and granting orders Of no gene
raj Importance. Nh. Elliott read to the
Court the petition Of Mr.. T. McCants
Stewart, for admission. The Court ap-
pointed Messrs. O. D. Melton, Dunbar
and Sloan coneneittee &c examine the
petitioner. The Examination was CON
Quoted in open court, and WAS very Oh.
dltabie and satisfactory. The petitioner
was then sworn and enrolled us coun-
selor and attorney at law. -,-.- .-,AD..--.
In the matter of the special term for
the trial of the cases Of the State and
sinking Fund Commission against Niles
u. Parker, the Court stated that 10 would
not be convenient to hold a special term
later than the first Wednesday after the
fourth Monday in June next. and left It
with the counsel on both sides to deter
time would suit them.
The Court then adjourned for the term.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. d. Childs-Foreclosure.
G. f. Jackson-Wants Money.
Meeting r. V. r. c.
!ndependents-Card of Thanks.
j. +. Ensor-Card Of Thanks.
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Judgment Entered Up.

The ColumbA Water Power Company
against the city of Columbia The suit
was for the recovery Of $12, ,859. 50, prin-
cipsl and interest. The questions for
the jury were: Had the company kept its
ceeea4 nd; vatas spaSmeHts had the
dty made? The records of the suit be-
tween. ths easnG GpAsftes ia 1873 were put
in evidence. Col Pearce gave his testi-
mony, that the company had at all times
supplied the city with full supply of
water. The jury found for the plaintiffs
and allowed the amount claimed. We
do not ;psSe 70 disepss this matter any
further. We have at all times, from the
day this contract was entered into to the
present. objected stoit as unjust with.
out e6nAidsfatfon and exttavagant. It
has been q 'sStrce of much trouble and
embarrassment, Andiis ons, Of the new
institptio9s yhiSN Are impoyerishIng the
people and clogging the prosperity Of
thA GN. FL. cannot, be helped, or if
20 Aitssns DO NOT feel sufficient interest
initae matter to test thoroughly hether
thsse b any way Of esospe from IL there
is no use 70 enlarge any more Upon it.
wiz sproperr' Appreciation of the rights
ofths Colpmbia Water Power Company.
and with no unkind feeling towards Col.
PsSacs, TIE agent, we haHe Always con-
f4da5S that II the, letter Of the contract
Aaa hsAn complied with. the. under
standing that tho parties who resped it's
advahtAee ware to introduce manufac-,
tursb, expend capital, develop and util-
izs yalNpsRsr, DO CHAD 4pt thsaS M1ay
met W. belisys, .mereovsF, that an
action ought to be brought which will
ts6I nAct Whether the contract hAs bseA
onSfved,s bnt whether It has the equity
in It which will enable it to stand, and
wbsthsr, TIE. contracting parties on the
part Of tho city did not transcend their
r0sArs and bsEAy their trusts. Hhere
surely must be limit somewhere, and
fsAAss no doubt thai, as I'd the matter
ETtsHsAatng mp tAs city debt, SO, In this.
teAGepasiI Of tAes day went tar beyond
Af9sbfahlLa hala Esltg soa..i.,,. ..tJ} 4
=, NStA5r ASaAnon Accident occurred At
ChAflotts, on the 2ist. While Cantain
Suonac1s com1eAysoRes salutino Mrs
Ssons1M ~ SSnfso1A gwho resides near
Wjsis saS .TosS.e sSa xsi9n injured
explA6SA Whtch tore roH the right arm
OF NJ. James 'BinG liam. above the aihos.
It tG 4te9UAk tls6k jthenB tisi 4 Aak ifsiyhe
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strlke ont any single item that does not
meet his approval. and it it is presuma-
Die further reductions will be made.
DEATH OF Hon. JESSE d. Ba1orr. The
Hon. Jesse D. Bright died, on the Goth.
at this; MS residence; in Baltimore. Of rheu-
matism of the heart, in the sixty-third
year Of his age. He wns United States
senator from Indiana at the beginning
OF late war. and was expelled for alleged
reasonable correspondence with South
ern leaders, which correspondence, how
ever, consisted of IN ordinary letter of
introduction to Jefferson Davis of q per-
son who, as afterwards appeared, de-
sired to sell arms. Since that time he
has taken no part in public afiAirs, but
has lived quietly and unobtrusively.
The election of United States Centen-
NAL Commissioners was held in Phila-
aelphia, on the 21st. The following
officers were elected: Gen. Joseph r.
Hawley. President; Erastus Cleveland,
of New Jersey; John D. Creigh, OF Cali
fornia; Robert Lowry, of Iowa; Thomas
II. Caldwell, of Tennessee; Gen. John
Mcneil. of Missouri; Gen. W. Quincy,
OF South Carolina, vice-Presidents; John
l.. Campbell, of Indiana, Secretary.
Ex-senator James s. Nye, of Nevada.
is now in Bloomingdale LuAatio Asylum.
New York, suffering from paroxyamsl
insanity. 1t will be remembered that
not long ago he jumped from railroad
tram. IN q Mt OF temporary insanity, be-
tween Washington and Richmond. Nye
was once q Police Commissioner of New
York city. and formerly Governor of
Nevada.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Chester and Lsnoir Rail
road Company, held on the l2th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President
A. Davega- Directors-C. 8. Brice, j. 8.
Wilson, L. M. Grist, Fl. F. Adiokes, J.
G. Hall, q. A. Cilley, v. A. MoBee and
u. Matthews. -
John Mccullough. colored, member
OF the House of Representatives, from
Chester County, died on the eth instant.
Legislative honors seem to be fatal TO the
Possessors thereof in Chester, this being
tho fourth member who has died within
the space of two years and half
The Pennsylvania Colonization So
ciety is looking anxiously for sound
hearted" colored men to go and risk the
fevers of West Africa. They ofFer to give
lands TO new settlers, and say that taxes
are thirty cents on the 500 in Liberia.
The striking miners of Psansylvania
are said to Eprefer NO bread to three
fourths of = load" That is, they are
deterninedto be complete loafsrs and
nothing less.
A postmaster In Tennessee was very
anxious to take to ChATlotts an old negro
man 127 years of age, who was the body
servant Of Gen. Marion. r}
Suicide is becoming common anon
females. The latest is young girl Of
eighteen in New Orleans-NiSa Lucie
Trahaut 49,
Mr. c. Arensing was The successfnl
shootist at the Charleston Schuetxsnfest,
and WAS crowned King.
Attend Perry 4 slawsols clearance
sales Of cigars,
A Chinese frigate will start ON q cruise
round tho world In September next.
Attend Perry & slawsons clearance
sales Of cigars.
Kiss shots in billiards are now called
Brooklyn caroms."
Attend Perry 4 slawson's slsarapes
sales Of cigars. l,.-'-.
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DECREASE OF TAXATION IN NKw Yoax.
The Albany Argus makes statement
which is creditable to the ruling party in
that State, and one which must prove
gratifying to taxpayers. 1t says the
amount Of tax which tho people of that
state are called upon to pay this year ia
$3, 500 600 less than the tss Of last year.
Last year, the rate was II mills. realiz-
ing an aggregate of SIG. 5.727, ,OOO This
aggregate of s12, 81, 600. It in possible
that this sum may be further decreased.
Governor Tilden has yet to scrutinize
these appropriation bills, and under the
new constitutional amendments, he can
strike ont any single item that does not
meet his approval. and it it is presuma
BILE further reductions will be made.
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The Tilton- -Beecher business WAS re-
sumed on Wednesday ip the brooklyn
City Court, the room being once more
crowded with people. The defendant is
described as having been in quite flow
Of good spirits, and as chatting and
laughing with those of the Plymouth
flock who were near him. Judge Porter
began the summing up for the defence,
and occupied uninterruptedly the ses-
sion of the court from its opening to the
hour Of adjournment without conclud-
ing. In the course of his address he
argued the improbability, or rather the
impossibility, of a man of Beeoher's
wonderful excellence and purity of cha
racter being guilty Of the crime with
which he is charged, or that Mrs. Tilton
would or could have been the author of
such letters as those written by her to
her husband while she was committing
30 great sin against him. On Mr..
Moulton and Mr.. Tilton he, of course.
had no mercy. branding them as liars by
their own admission. With other wit
nesses for the plaintiff no did not deal
much more tendsrly.
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tLet those now dance; WHO never danced

E;sSkrEsasxA,
, 1875-12-05

uxy. Aa'o &ee Caty In =.
lhe sohooljsnl.ors wers p.id =. x,,
~ae schoolmA'ams s57, 1885,. 4I, III
Ina schooner Lucinda YIN W.,
asi.oqoent '.sno taxes yesterday to tn. pa!a
There is letter in supt. Hickey,s 'as an l'*:
er"na 70 Frank Hatch, Caief Of pot;a S'nes y
hgo. frank ia certainly un1povn .s oees Ca-
Ae ~ 70 % tho next City Marshal oaE psehafs
tno Aayor Was absent from III.
SGuf oa tour OF inspection Of H. 1 ~, ~ d.
1ne sia departments. He Was attenJss iloaea aaa
31aerman. committee OF Tadssao9 y sere7al
11'sna' 6ennef' aud Chief Hickey. 1es'' FIJI
boilding Inspector Bailey v,s h,,-,.
~ ssnulng copies ut the buiId,nn ~ Yestaass.
- 1scnlseeta Of this city, about 1nn ;. .osdn1aes
u{ eon1tacler ~ bmlder eau b. ,ccan - naonbe1
ss'a copy OF :ha Law By calling ~. ataodasel
10 4eaa' IN oook-form IN aboux thrna -. ~ u I'll
me wofs On the Fullerton .v,n,.
!s sons VI rapidly and satistsctorilv - Sn1naa i
ano nno.9 aoa1s mas been sung, sotI 49, aao tats
i,aa Iouenee na AondaT or Tuesday, and -. sil
H. a:sses sas HuA1s Viii b. aunk about Ts.s5rs-
ine 100 1s reported "a ve:y fns ~. taassda,
wotk OF tho best kind eyervtbi,o o''h. aaa tt
ducive to fas: ptogresa. '0'as Being eoa-
au oranr os fo7 pa',io ao,,s Wotts will .a,..
construction OF tue new W.st.s1sA Cs99sAs for u
Eofks oa Ashland avenue, uear 4s Pumping
ssrees, Aod Also for proposals. for cnrEa seeoni
gtaalnG. e;, ana paving Btue Island ssaue. al!ia1
Mest Fifteenth street to West T.sns1ue naue fr1u
street, except the space used bv ,.;IraI aeeo&
0e'3een Rooecca and West Sixteenth srra..aa
, 1875-12-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

| Tho next lecture in the course at the Church
Ct the Redeeme1, corner Of sangAmon ans
Washington streets, will be given Monday even
ing. Dec. 13, by Miss Alta II. Hulett.
The monthly meeting Of the Board Of Couu
clllors OF the Hospital for Women aud Childte1
will be held at the residence OF Mr. T. B. Black
stone, No. 252 Michigan avenue, Tuesday, at Il
| .. u.
AIR. Jeremiah Mahoney, Principal OF the
Wells School, will lecture on SECULAR inquiry u
before tho Irish Literary Association and their
friends. Tuesday evening, in the hall corner Of
Lake and LaSafe streets.
The next regular meeting OF the Marine En-
| gineers' Association will be held Tuesday, at 7;3o
| p: NJ, at the Good Templars' Hall, corner Des-
plaiues aud Washington strsets pursuant to the
adjournment of last April
Tho Rev. a. Damen, 8. J.. lectures this sven-
| ing Ut St. Mzry's Church, corner of Wabash ay-
! enue aud EldHdge court, on '.Ths Trials and
Iriumphs OF the Church." The proceeds will
be used for st. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr. Alfred c. Thomas will lecture in Farrell Hs.l
Thursday, at p. M, On 1.-The Spectroscope,
and It's Application to Autonomy" The lecture
will Le very fully illustrated with the electric
Light and Brownlngs specteroacoplc apparatus.
Admission to the conservation OF Dr.. William
f. AcLareD, Bshoo-e1ect Of Illinois, will be b7
tickets. The Rectors OF the Episcopal churches
signed to their VARIOUS conrrepat,nns bv cailinn
st Mitchell l. HathaTay's book store after sna
m. Monday.
=, ona1lee bfaoauen , mas been taken seriously
~ WIN P1entsy IN New tork ana hls 1ecsutn,
G.5a GnlGn "as 20 nave peen aetise1ea oefoso the
ouaaay Locsute society to.dzY' ms had to 90
p"s.poneu. M NO lecture W11l 90 gwen To-day BY
1ae M o9c1oty; For ne4k oanoay Lney announce
rfeo Douelass on "donn hro"n.
Mr. George F. Arms, superintendent OF the
ehawl, CLOAK. and fur departments Of Messrs.
Field, Letter d Co.. died Thursday ut the resi-
deuce Of Mrs. David Wllkinx. M. h31 Wabash
, 1875-12-05

headed eerTant gill ma 1no pocho'
with ripping Of shingles that nado the neigh
bors think that the stable had been unroofed BY
| tornado, were prccipitated through the ROOF IN
10 the lmitless azure OF tho outer sky. anna 4
shower Of bran mash and splintcrs. He and tho
with the remark "Take that, 70 haythin bsste!"
aimed fearful blow At the COW with the bucket,
and knocked Edwin eenseless. Then the
red~hcaded girl. thinking she had murder"
ed heE ., master: wont %e1,s,, TO Roas,nd'. nga1;
calf. Dorabelia, aroused by these unnauai demon
strationa, fed 10 its mother, and with it's uaual
instinct sought austenanco at the maternal
founs, but had hardly begun prospecting Tor
veal fricassee Of Dorabella against tho wall. The
| neighbors gathered, and carried Edwin into tho
| house, bathed in blood and bran mash. aud yes-
| terdny he Was able to sit up. He has stopped
his subscription to tho lnteT~ Ocean, and Will sell
| his fine ahort-horn COW, Rosal,nd on reasonable
| terms.
DAnRT SULLIVAN.
Tho potico Of Mr. SuIiiyan's personatlou OF
Kieanrd H., which appears on smother psga
this morning waa written with reference to tue
performance Of Tuesday night That OF last
night was far superior to the first. The actor
seemed 10 DO inspired By the large audience, and
he exerted himself specially to pleaac. The ro-
suit was most satisfactory. A more perfect rep
impossible to conceive. At tho clote,
the audience rose in their sosts ana
cnseseo tae ae1ot. ne WIS t;aae he iaat
.;n onea ootoao she hrotar a. hs AID
tle ~ speecn Son!o "uas ~ h H. m ,Isd s1 .ha
!os WAY u olea'o su9 "ost'' tsa.,,,;ar na .on9
peop.e W ane's ostae.t;nn - Ch,-s1o
e.s.asco 'nem 9n sne tpaas aas;n ia a.
.aea aau eata 10 nupeu ;,uss ~ mse' '1'A1 At
'"oo sn''u sluas I.'a.s app!suao.
'o4n IeHSon 13G"a.ae roT pn,var ~ o. ,r IA.
no Hpa' .t ~ .oun -. - eo,,,r. ~ th;s
ns... 1no ia nts. y. "t T,snrHsIi haf,ra
isa nsnssics ~ aass .e eens s;san. ~ -. 80
.ke ane knt .ineat znsaeh Nv 30. Hat
N ~ asn 10 pJs e.sses5 ~. ~ oaeni
~. o!ea' icy e.h mao ~; III ~..naets 81 ~
cnoa, a'.u ~ ~ ~ .,aa p;s
~. - ~ a o tba 49,
W VI ~ al0n " .a nIt;ah 'on mvs1
.ee,t ''An'o ot'""o10 - %no 'A''t0n a. ia
n'ens. nn.. r,..,.~,r, nsx ,.aa.a h.,
, 1875-12-05

ATn,,nxr rannr,a- . -.s.a.aa1 s-..
I'D Guinea super;ntsnsent -, cs,ss1 sJ o1s ].n, ~
and as the ppblie suee the
Graceland has taken more lively interest IN
the gentlemen who baye charea ~ +ba loot
| ,as+;n,v-n,a.. - -. 49, - wv 100. =
e,,.s e ~ no o0"u' n'opp9o a'0 ana
s1Aoo 1e" questions 10 regard TO the graveyard
IN hls speclal charge, the answers to which will
| probably not be without interest to the puh};c
I Renortcr-We,, sfr c.,;naa no. ui1dar,. 49,.
| for,nsnca e.;rr.d 49,, 49, '.1o- po."
| S''o1 w ~" Poolio ~ oAsta '1gl-
| Mr. Guirsear-We always have been on tho
look -out from the fact that mora attamnts n.r-
h.n h,vs hza,, 7oa7s ~ on, aoa,..s. u-e'" Po1~
49, .1''1o y" wv 'ens.e'5' u pof-
41n VI ~ a. 4e*9t' 'nsn IN some OF the osners
N.-Any recently?
Mr.. G.~-The last that ne know ANYTHING nbout
yas nearly a mon.h aro-.ba ath ~ Noran,,o.
That avanino ,,,.,,.
,r;nn :. '.s o.. .ouple u oof men were
lg1ne IN the ditch hear where the single
grave division is located. They were waiting
there. Watching to see vhae MIGHT turo ,,n ,xh.n
= corn,e of man rama ,,oro s,a ..,t,as 80.
eelrea down niso il ia d;3.h 80 st, .'a.,
them tho tw nart;es hs,no 49, pa, a n1A
i;ttIa hrnshwoaJ NJ n,ar ;taa 80 9o.s ~ =
sYract;no tb.1 .hosa ,,a ueu "44seu ann ~allen,
Lava tha, h;d;na r1,on "u ~ ICY ~ "ou!u p1osgnts
ther wcra v.tc,,ng tha~ baors ~ -, aa..1 III s
d;oc,no ~ I;,t,a r;.tsn.o oG -; .he .t 1oauu u
80. -. s"a =, ~ s;."sat " ~ 'ae cs"e19ly
s.a.t ~ sno ~ W sle eo9uo- Ioo
1ai,oE ~. 49,. 'n' ~ 49, @ue t"o
~ ,h.;. wy +o,a "oae tnste "n'stleo
1,ra;r~ .na ~ i.ttsa ~ "no nsa been
a. - ioa;1 anu oue sh; oaes se. Oh ~ 1aIl
~ e,st ~ oso.nh In'.a plcA, soosea' AZ,
-s,,a-,, IT, ~ ~ ~. ~ %n "eto Sapsufea. Inc
"a "a 20 - s1 % y. 40 us neu us1nf opences
a..,,a nia9 s.a 49,. tne riao oe
o6!5,d ~. W .no eaeoou aissnaeEe oy gap
ra,hsr d,f;cnt ~ sho stre,"ht aoq ;aht anc sd ~
u'a4eutt ~ 'noot sts@1Hus a. otRot unuer
, 1875-12-05
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

| The Sheriff will start for Joliet THURSDAY
accompanied by batch Of bus boardeEa-
| The Jail was 1he scene OF marriage ceremon,
yesterday forenoon, the parties being all the ~,
from Norway.
The County Treasurer's oflce yesterday wac
undergoing general cleaning. preparatory tt
being occupied by Nr. Huok tomorrow.
Tho janitor Of the building astoniebed every.
body yesterday by starting the work OF cleaning
| the chandeliers in the Criminal Courtroom.
Three OF the parties connected with the resur-
rection OF the body OF Mrs. Adams were yestor-
day given over to Sheriff Agnew for keeping.
Those who made the disgraceful fight on Com
missioner Burdck at the last meeting OF the
Board, were Yesterday noticed to be on the atoot
OF repentance.
The supper. bill Of Commissioner Crawford
incurred III feeding his delegate friends to the
1ate Opposition Convention, was, yesterday
plzced in the hands Of 8 collection agency.
Many OF the members OF the County Board
have reached tue conclusion that compromise
between the rival Court House architects will
never be attained, aud that it was never intended
otherwise.
TIE aRAsD JURY
The Grand jury completed its labo1s yesterday
forenoon, and reported to the Court. The only
tuu4ctuaeAt u luuW8nt 1OQnQ during the day was
one found against Igo and FJyn, the parties dis
charged Friday on peculiar ruling of the Court.
Thirty indictments in all were returned into
Court, the more importan. Of which bare a.
ready been noted as they were found from day
to day.
Among the Indictments returned worthy Of e.
recial mention WEE one against Jailer Doyle, for
allowing the escape Of Michael Madden from the
jail Accompanying the indictment The Jury
handed in the following exc1se for its conduct
which will also serve to vindicate Sheriff Agnew:
That complaint was made before Us against Fran
eas Agnev Sheriff Of Cook County, sor aleasance in
Office oy allowing prisoner named Michael Madden
TO GO at large who hid been convicted and sentenced
. period Of confinement to the County Jill hV this
Honorable Court that We have examined carefully |
into the matter, ard report that eald Madden vns
Allowed to DO OCT Of jail charged, but have not
een able to oo=n proof that said Francis Agnsw had
knowledge Of the fact. That from the evidence before
q We are satisfied thst ir. John Doyle the Jset Of
Cook County Jaif knew Of and consented to said pris
ouer going 1t large Eeveral occaaions- Aud arc
also satisfied, from the evidence before uA that kad
John Doyle permitted Auchnei Madden to gu at large
not Intending thereby to commit Eny contempt Of the
arder Of this Honorable Court but guided entirely By
7ood nature his psrt and not knowing that he was
hereby guilty Of criminal conduct under the statute;
hat We also eonsder that the citizens who brought ]
his matter under notice deserve much corntnenta-
ion for the course they have pursued TO expose tho
eGtect Of duty sna0easance the pa1t Of noy pub
fe ohcax, tAat ths may b. Inquired 1nt by
- pFopa1 An&hpztte5 md ecfrectad. That IA dls. |
aas1s q snF dntg ~ h2vs found 10 1pdietzsQt
, 1875-12-05

II As Baff9F 0T The Eh3c1Qo 1T13Hn<:
CHICAGO, Dec. AIN your issue Of SATURDAY.
appears communication signed PRO Bono
Publico in relation to newspapers held for post-
age at the Chicago Post-Ofice. Tho writer
Knows 50 little OF the subject that be is wrong in
nearly every ststement be makes. It ia trua
that hundreds Of newspapers arc held at the
Post-O Office for want OF sufficient postage, but it
is absurd to sny they are disposed Of Az runr cor
respondent aaserta. The law is very explicit IN
1ts directions - to what disposition shall b.
made of such mAtter. Such ~ ID held for r[,ss~
ags u simply treated ~ vasss papss.
, 1875-12-05

Revenue receipts in the Soringfsid ooleo>@
district for November we're 431a 167.6l
4 fast night express train has bean pssoea "
On the Rockford, Rock lsland st. LOUIS 0@s'
road.
Tho Chicago Transit Ba,lrosd Company n'e.
articles Of incorporation in the ssc1sts9 ~
States Office yesterday.
John Williams. sleeping-car conductor % ~
Gilman, Clinton d Springfield Rsslros1 soat
denly expired on his train yesserday nuo7n"e
Beuedower Of heart disease4
Delegates from Amherss, Columbia Gorne*
Harvard, PRINCETON, T1ioisy, Union, Muaama. :.
Wesleyan, and Yale Colleges assemeIeas ~
Nass., yesterday. .nd ofgaatsea oga 'a as
AshyetIo Association af AusFieso 4eNsf@ e.
saaax9s he skh1asas 4passs - ~ t'aa
kAstA !
, 1875-12-05

ta1r vteHs Of tho matter " ~* - Report
The report vas signed By tweuty-one of IN.
tventy-throe jurors, and. after it WAS Rad -,
,iourt, the jury was thanked for its faishfri
4kbors auu discharged ~
, 1875-12-05

TORONTO, Can, Dsc. 4.-The sale Of f0"r
horns. draught- -horses. and Cotswod sheep -
the Crystal Palace yesterday, Was the 1s19a.
ever held in Canzda. Tha three highess psse~
paid we're 81, 500 for seventh Duke Of Alf1na
bought by A. McClintock, OF 3tillarsbuT. ri
e40tO for Kirkleightoo, Duchess sightesnms1s ~
bought br q. Cochrane, OF Compton,, and eA%
for Oneida Rose, bought BY B. B. G1oone oon ~ ~
Kentucky. The total s1u realized WAS s|9,''0~
, 1875-12-05

The Committee On judiciary was called but
did not meet yesterday.
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