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The New York herald., 1875-10-21
SWALLOWING A RING.
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge otterbourg.
A CUSTOM HOUSE pRoKER IN rRoUpI.

CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER IN TROUBLE.
John T. sare, OF No. o3 Wall street, was in 1871 and
1872 member Of the firm OF L. w. & p Armstrong,
Of New Haven. During this period there were sundry
large nstamens Of cigars consigned to them in bond
in this city which they wanted to have the duty
pad The amount at one time was $3.50 They en-
poyed stephen B. Babcock, custom house broker, as
their agent to pay the money to the proper officer on
the 21st OF January, 1871, the firm RENTED him. as
they aege, $3.50. Between the 2lst OF January ls7l
and the 18th Of January, 1872, their indebted
ness to the United States government increased
81, ,397 80, making in all 81, S47 90 all of
which Babcock received money 10 liquidate Some
time ago discovered that the duties had never
been paid and that Babcock had appropriated the
money given him to his own use. He was arraigned
affidavit setting forth tho above facts and was
held in 81, 900 70 answer.
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RUNNING AMUCK.

james Sullivan, who resided at No. 137 York street.
has been subject repeated attacks of insanity Of late
and became so violent that his friends compolee
10 provide for his Incarceration in the lunatic asylum
Two officers called his residence in carriage yestcr
day afternoon for the purpose Of removing him the
Flatbush asylum sullivan took his seat in ths
carriage quietly with his custodians WheH
the vehicle reached the corner OF Hoyt
and Fulton streets, he suddenly produced q
knife and mado fcnt though about to attack the
officers. He then jumped from the coach and ran up
the street, brandishing his weapon he along
Chase given, IN which about nfty people Joined,
and after long run, the dangerous mailman was re-.
captured and overpowered With the assistance OF tws
| policeman the man was removed to the asylum
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
VERDICT OF AcoUITTAL IN THE ALLEGED NAL
PRACTICE CASE.


The case OF Eliza Altenheime Julius Won Meyer and
Theophile Webber was concluded yesterday. These
people were placed on trial last Thursday on joint
indictment for manslaughter in having caused the
death OF Mrs Ursula Wick of No 224 East Forty sixth
street. while attending during her accouchement in
August last The proof was that Mrs. Altenheme
who was employed as midwife told the husband of tho
sick woman that he had better call in a physician;
that thereupon he called in Professor Won Meyer who
made diagnosis of the case and found his patient af
fected with disease of the heart kidneys and
various abnormal conditions, including pacenta pravia
he pronounced fatal case; but although telling the
husband call in another physician without noti-
flying him first, another physician called Shortly
after the died Tho question was whether
Professor Won Meyer was guilty of gross neglect
omission of duty and rashness in his management
of the case. Assistant District Attorney Henry
conducted the for the prosecution,
sci for the defendants The trial lasted five days,
during which some medical experts examined, in
cudIng Professor Guernsey Dr. Bufdett and others
the prosecution and Professor Newton, Dr. Borne Dr.
Wilson and others for the defence. The jury brought
in a verdict Of acqutta against all the defendants and
thus terminates the malpractice trial. the most inter
estng OF the kind there has been in the for
a long time, and wholly vindcatng the professional
reputation of Professor Won Meyer.
SWALLOWING RING.
young woman named Harriet Pierce, who had
been under bail to a charge of petit larceny
by her surety 1t charged that she
stole ring from Herman Kraft's jewelry store, No
1s4 Bowery, on the 4th Of April last and being de-
tected in the act swallowed it to destroy the proof
She was bailed by her lover Peter b Hassett Of No
about the case till day two ago, when in conse-
quence Of some real or fanced slight the young man
became jealous and threatened tocancel his bond She
aroused his indignation TO the highest pitch by attend
ing the circus In company with another young on
Tuesday night and In consequence he delivered her
into custody yesterday. she was committed to the
Tombs.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
THE DOCK DEPARTMENT.

The Dock Commissioners held their regular weekly
meeting yesterday at the Office in Duane street. Mr..
William o soddard sent in his resignation principal
clerk to the Chief Engineer which accepted This
gentleman formerly private secretary to President
Lincoln The following statement was made by the
Treasurer for the week ending october l9Amount re-
naming to credit Of Commission In Finance Department
October IL s531, 56l 03; disbursements during week,
3I4 40 SIS. lnavlng q balance Of Sal7. .l13 Is
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
HEAVY SEIZURE BY THE SHERIFF.

Deputy Sheriff Hardy, Of Brooklyn, armed with
authority from Mossrs. J. Schmidt Co, tobacco mer-
chants, Of New York, and Mr. strasser, Of Albany,
yesterday levied on about $4,000 worth OF goods,
alleged TO have been obtained by one Frederick Fces
on 4 fraudulent note. The property, consisting OF
tobacco whiskey and dry goods, was found stored
away in a two story frame house, No. l0T Gwinneu
street The house was IN charge of Mr. Ruebod. Mr..
Eeetto gas tsnot al homcn when the Sheriff called
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
DISTRICT ATTORNEY BLISS.

On inquiry yesterday at the ONCE Of the United
States District Attorney it found that Mr. Bliss
absent from the city From questions put 20 others
connected with tho Office, however, II was found
that possessed knowledge OF any
charges having beon preferred against District
Attorney Bliss The notice which published 70
tine that charges had been presented the Pres
dent against the official named Is looked upon
political dodge and Of Importance, especially when
the fact Is into consideration that the alleged
charges said to be substantially the as those
presented and dismissed year ago.
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BURGLARY ON FIFTH AVENUE.

on the night OF the 1sth burglars effected entrance
into the jewelry store OF Richard Keeping, No $50
Fifth avenue and stole thercfrom clocks watches,
chains and other articles 20 tho value of SlA The
police have no cleu to tho perpetrators
The New York herald., 1875-10-21
DECISIONS.
sUPEEs1E coUET-cHAMDEns.
By Judge LnWrence.

BY Judge Lawrence.
Porter VS.. Morris; Hand VS.. Browne; Doll Bang,
Roger VS. Clay; Bran Vi. Rank; White vs. Birdsall;
United States Trust Co vs. Perry; Wood vs. Morris;
Dodge vs. Colburn; Austin Blauvet; Matter Of the
German Hospital; Murtha VS. Murtha; Havemeyer VS..
Barton Cline Cine; Pagan Magnes; Barney VS..
Putnam; Cameron VS. hittnacht Stietz vs. Green
Gies vs.. Johnson; Lohman VS. Lohman; City Ma
tional Bank Of Philadelphia Gerry; Warren vs.
Brooks; City National Bank Of Philadelphia vs. Gerry
Granted.
Moore vs. Tacot-Moton denied without costs.
National Bank Of Texas vs. Harten.-Opinion
Belts VS.. Belts. Bond approved.
Matter Of FerriR-5ee memorandum.
Matter Of Columbia Insurance Col wish 70 see
counsel in regard 70 this application
Porter vs. Morris Motion is prematurely made
K Terpenny Adams; Mechanics National Bank Of
Francis; Connolly vs. Dayton; Emgrant Ind Savings
Bank VS.. Gavin Patrick VS.. Lewis-Orders granted.
Kneeland vs. Burlington Cedar RAPIDS and Mime
sofa Railroad Company.-Se0 memorandum.
Matter Of BlumenthaL-I and 0 report OF referee.
Matter Of Gilmore re--Blanks TO be filed up in order
Manhattan Savings Bank vs.. Hamiton.-Reieree's
report not before me, and wish TO hear counsel to
amount OF allowance.
Hanover National Bank rs. Greggs-If this is under
the United States Revised statute give reference
70 page
Matter Of stewart-Counsel must furnish refer
ence, &C
Manhattan Life Insurance Company vs. Adriance.
AFFIDAVIT Of regularity required
Bell W.. American Seanans Friend Society.-There
must be a reference
Wentworth vs.. Morange Neither or the orders con-
form to my decision. Memorandum.
Cowles ". Natson.-See memorandum
Burns vs.. Coe.-Motion granted. without costs
Dessauer vs.. Kenny-Afldavit should show some
effort TO and the defendant
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forgery; Same Richard Hone, dsorderly house;
same vs Frank Farrell and James Farrell gambling
COURT oR OYER AND TERMNER-Held by Judge Bar
retL-Ihe People VS. Thomas Callahan homicide.
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

ROCHESTER, Oct 90 1875
Day calendar for Thursday October 81 1875 5:-Noa
1i2, 1872 l6l, 2l3, 2lS 2l9, 224 227, g. 90 6l, 6lH
"a, 75, S4 l4s, 1855 and ITO
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s3S2 go 2s or which snm they retained fl45 462 81
ana cave tor Distribution $3.50 SO o. OF Al the war
rants testified to there paid for dlstrbutcu among
public officers the total sum Of So4s 4yl d.
with this testimony counsel for the plaintiff rested
and the further hearing adjourned until eleven A.
NJ tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1875-10-21

By JUdRe LurtIs.
Weld VS. Elsig et a.-Motion granted
Nathan lsaacs vs. Hannah Isaacs Report or referee
confirmed and divorce granted 70 plalntin
Thurber VS.. Jacobson Motion 70 vacate order OF
arrest denied. BAH reduced to 5000.
Elsen vs. Mackie.-Motion that plaintiff accent
, 1875-06-07
rrospcrouH Ttm0A OIL tho Pacific
E0utt,

Tho FAN francisco Ala Of May 81 says
" Ilts must bo accounted prosperous year for
our slds Ut the Continent, Tho crups OF graln,
grass, a.lI fruit may not be up to tho average,
bus tho iosacs in aKricutnxs arc compensated
for by unusual psoducsivcueas iu tie ininos, sui
by tho &hropgs of Tourists aud immigrants who
ill our hotels, demand tho construction Of now
lol,sas, purchase mud open far,uH, furnIah labor
aud eAill Tor manufacturing enterprises, aud make
nlouoy abundant In mRuy directions. The
humber Of pelsons WHO havo arrived by
rail- and Hea III California In the first
four months Of tho yaar IL about 9D.O00, aud Of
tLose WHO have departed D,G0U, making All ln~
croase OF II .u01 ASalnst 10 100 Ia 1874 aud 1875
aud only 3.5U1 III 1877. OF tAese al, ,U0 psrslaps
d,Ul0 arc tuutats, leaving ID, ,G00 A. permanent
addition to tue reputation OF tho cokst, and thcy
hare brought with them not lesa than e200 casf,
eacl,, on All ssarpge,-a total Of %, ,OUD, D00,
Their chlof yalno III 1u thoir skill aud labor,
Whersyor tley have settled, ihoy have glyon nd
1itiOnal value tu lan&l, and secured al iucfoaseu
production In tho future. We hare no preclau
Information of tic numbers which have Eoue 10
the different districts u the coast, hut It h1y
been ubsuTyed that considerable proportion Of
those who have. selected thelr ptace OF settle
neut hkyn coMa out Oh tho alYce OF friends or
selEtons tu Oregon. 1t has been supposed that t4e
gam OF tho smight amount 10 rs 0OU OF 80 000;
but the present psosects sss that It will uot e1.
coed 80. QUO, and probably not esen reach that
tiguro. which, however, la far in advance Of
inr1osae ut suy slmo withln tho past twopty
yeatl."
, 1875-06-07
Station, fUar. tIHTI lF4Md. ,Iiatn Weather.
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

6p7t'u5 EN4c1F8
PoAT uunoN, Mich, Juno 6.-DowN-rrops
Bauilao. Dadger State, Colorado, Holland, Scotia,
Mary Mills, Quebec, Jonness and bargos rrlndI-
VILE and harges, Evergsoen City and barges |;
sctlrs euunyaldb, Montpelier, 1amea Norrin,
Cbilda, Gabhardt, uomo, 0. G. Malsa,. Victor,
Provost.
Ur-propa Winslow. Mayttowor Huron City,
Nsle.gh, ireland Rchrs 1lel White a1,d Blue,
Wsn0uu, john burt, Il. ". Davis, ulppoRriR,
I. J. King.
Wind. north, fresh weather. hno.
The scow j. u. rrl1ne, which won't aahora
Wednesday night In squsll near Sand Hoae!,,
was reecued tliB morniue aud towod down by
ths tug ouagle. She Ess ioahing badly.
aftorpooa, lumber laden and in : natc1-logge1
condition, She Was sunk almost to her docks
and will probably lave trouble in crossing tue
Hats.
, 1875-06-07

know II wns with Tho utmost rol,ictancn A.,
only IN response 10 the 1cro1nptnry BtMmona ~
lilo Court, that I,o gavo hin tcetlmnny at tl,e ~
a. lEo voluntocroa nothing simply u,nwerea rad
tho 1uoat!pns asked, anl wAh troatotl as IN hssa
nevor known Kaulltn,hn to he. lintlur Bttrb c;,
cntnatnucoB, by tho lending counsel for i!lo "a.
fouBcs
sJnANoE nrMAnw.
.Srio l'prk Suh.
Al tho cfosn Of MT. Evarth' hpenc1l on Tu-.,.v
afternoon, according TO tho report In tho TIM!
Dir. 1}occher congratulated llltn auil aad, in,
ron perscyoro, ve may como out all right afts,
This seoms Arrange nad unnatural o1rrcss;or
TO COMO from m lnuocnnt man !; but from tho
worry beginning, and nil the way through, it,
l}ccclicr has ecomod to pfnco mich mora topcud.
ence Upon s1tfanoous aids tAau upon hid uvn
Innocence.
Mr.. Eyarts ignores Mr.. Tracy In his nl1res,
fro1uersly BAytng, "fn my csoRs.n1amina1tnn ri
Mr.! Moultou." whon Mr. Tracy vas Tho cross.
examiner.
Tho loneoat sontcnco thns far in Mr. Eya,t'.
ntl'!rosB contained 454 words.
Mr.. 1llon,aa Northa1l, . popular Drook},n
lawsor, aud firm believer in Mr. 1}cocl,or, O..
tered tlio conrt~roo1n Yesterday Afternoon auI
Eyarts. "Im Ntt'o aeaf," Ao s1rlatmcdM' M a.,
IN e1ctae for Ills eagerncsd to DO we'll soatcj
t.and 1'yo only got time to stay ono afternoon
Esarts is doing splondltly o1a Good gracious
What mntl Id IL Anu. my goodness, how t,o
IL summing up thIs esHcl Why, sir. nerer
know nmsti,ns 1ike it In III my legal expe1once.
wouldn't tn'na hearing him tllia afternoon for
n hundred do.lara." at tfts point Afr. Eyarts
| nrose to resumo hg addross, md Mr. Nosthall
leaned back liz lu chair to listen. within leu
| minutes atr. Nortlln!l waB fast hHlcop, and In
mas only awake at raro intervals Throughout the
wyote Of the BcAsian,
AErF. Tiltou III still living Will. tho Ovpgtnns.
{ md Miss. TURNER chnusus about Among aeya,J
plymouth families.
, 1875-06-07
COULDN'T IIp lBlllfEcd,

FleESbnF1 tJItss.} utFold.
4 couple OF h8lHcmcu, con,lhB into tho city tho
otAsr day from tho lnseri0r, overlook an old nan
mud hs VITO seated In tho bottom, Of . auin.
cut. Feeling III hlgh splEits, ono OF tho men
called out:
Hello, uncle. how much will you tako for
your wife cabl, down.
'0h, | dunno" ho slowly replied.
"Weil, nama your price,
"llov nuel,'li 30 gssss" he asked.
'''lun DOLLARS"
t.1ake hertz
Tho l.o.seman didn't know what to aay, Ant,
WAS gathering up tho Eelns, Whan thu old woma..
Jumped to the ground aud exclaimed:
:. lass over tho auca,B, msser! like the old
llnu, aud le likes 1no, but NO are i4lnily which
cans be bluiled ey no saan on horseback !"
Ths "b]uffers" got out of the scEApo by rid
lug oil ut full Hpael.
, 1875-06-07
THE GREAT SCANDAL.
Young Bacon Again Reaches for
Old Bowen.
Facts and Gossip Relative to tho Intor-
minable Trial.
ENMEA.

oN"eHs
YOUNG BACON DOES ron tlI,l A0A1H.
Tho lev. George .. 1acon Las wrilton a tcttor
to Tho Now York Tribune, replying 10 criticism
III Congregational paper Oh ha attempt to oust
tlenry q. Bowon from tho board Of Tsustoos Of
Tho American Congregational Unioi. Mr..
Uacon Bays:
ain chlony concerned n hd allnBten Of tho corrc
srondcnt to Tho resent nrs,1sstsful attempt to cast
Ms Bowen mt Of tho lo,s,l Ut 1rsseet, IN way hnl
invidlu,s to thu list leEree." turpohe understand
HI. ea1ilux, and that slln tln him njnst!co 1t
interpret his Language by tho mora expicit Afatcncna
AM, in"tat'nus of tana of ths otlcr lawrs NJ, for
tnss.nee d The Alsanst, which comes i's; readily TO
Fat'onal Union did s.actly right IL refusing tI Au
rasssd into .',s premature 1pIsd yerdts ,po., tho
e'n,sta'lecs" IF ny at nea,s }u.t 's, Iaso not
tln rn,noett suspicion A to its tntaniug,
ones TOT ali thst tch cEnr1ti does not p,olnrly
w. certainly hold explicit at'l rranoursl ro,sie.
eenrt III. d no. ee st.so /" tleta @ cans!so''s
et tho meeting of which the correspondent rpra.
tlid say thing from which my convictions ,nia.
of my htscnlcn noes ouly ktll that two ,.ars ago.
lois before tle5o va. nuy " c!as letoI. tho court
adopted II tba srcen. lneesinx; that ri ,'st tmo
I lisc,,rscd tho .o1poienoy n that co,irsu with
,c,,c5 c5"ss Ss n.t,,a, nt,sf T. g,"otyn Mp s,
i,crsoua' Interview with to Trustee whom tho rro-
me1 action most concerned, told hin, frankly just
AZ that ttno 'ay judgment vas o1trralel BY cou''aei
which ! thought wiarr thn1l my own. AZ thu next
4o ss:2s ssaI sS m s sou s
IN force, Which ha existed iwo years previously, and
althpuEh have stated thoaa III ncHatlyo way
thzoaHh other Journals X naay Us we'll 81 orsser til
sshie mpss q h +, s'.i sag
them In q positive AMI lunro tct1itfh form. .
TherU are tteito aud eSl'itct EsntIHla m which
my recent it,n, ctcnt cnn bp juEie and whic, Hrs
wholly independent of Ivy persoua! conylcsins con.
eer1iny "ths sase 3nst now httore tho cont" Noi
Lot Lot h. rish.. oaa Of thcn. Is wro' so far Al ca
c4rua tic TruaEo whose Mces ior representative
l.aait!on ~ tAe management ot ra!giol's 4osety Il
nsAovo tAas hp Anows " esont tho ,npstsr wA.et
'atl atous H." il 10 doss, hO knows eishel
.t sss ,'Sisr Ss MAJ, H. S Ia. Sr ill., a l.
not Sy word or ss.t1rn hy1p, to Iiaaeas that Yoo.
my vots a1rcs. II 10 knows that lia rIstor is la.
,ns I'D ss M hn an4 a o Ry % xo.s a Fl
more. receives from! h, tho bread aid vim Of Iii
r HTlat tasy afo - On I'LL, ,hi' hyps'tl'sss-tls, y' . T.
e, net oseuu s II ssa III 'ps sse
In Eel!gona noc!esy. nor naal to wlso,u cal, will
nG1y gTo Christian fellowship or tocial rccognsou
to me- Il to mako lin fee tlat tlo policy Of sonre,
under either Of these tcEnatircs, Is totbo punished
Il il possibie tor an Indignant pune sentiment to il
ct. Tho pha that 10 is bound to silence still, by an
soyonanst-trlpart1se Or osh9s.-os " M Obligations
lily Oo accepted. TSnra afe other obi,gasona Which
under tho circumstances, may we'll 10 paramount
, 1875-06-07

Wo Laye evidence OF the uaa Of heor for moro
than 2 0UD years. The GEoclan1,oot aud satiriss,
Alcl.iiocl,.,s who lived about 70U H. @, a.lu tho
Gseciau l1asodaus l.bchy'u4 aud sopAocles, who
lived about 400 u. e., called it tcils of larirY.
I>odorus, OF Sicily, who lived about tho time 0f
Julius cMsar, &ucutluuH Lesr IT. llis listury,
liinY also, about the middle Of tue tlIat oautuFy
nttcr CAE!at, speaks Ut shls beverage in soyeril
places III luis natulRl history. liz hays llIat III
6paia IL ~ called eelsa aud eeria; III Gaul and
other provinces OF the lloman E,up pise csreeisia.
Afterwards beer wAa unknown in Egypt until
tho Frenrh army introduced it suew. How far
tho beer OF ths anc1euts svscn,btad tho modern
article Ha DO not know. Tho word beer va, de-
layed IRON tiaXfe, to drink,
, 1875-06-07
ELSEWHERE.

CHURCH DEDICATION Ar CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,
Srtc1al Dlsp1tcA fo The CAtcaoo Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, H., Juno 0.-Tho de1fcatory ser
vices Of thu new Congregational Church Of this
city were largely attended to-day. both morning
aud evening, ussI we1o conducted iu tho motsa-
lng hy tho 1tev Mr. Plorco. tho pastor, and III
tho evening ty tic lsnv. j. II. Gregory, Rcg0nt
OF tho Iuduatrlal University. The church IL d
beautiful structure, and cost a?0UuO.
NErrAtlsM AT lanIANApoLts.
Srteitt thstxttsh 10 The Ch.eaao TRIBUNE.
INn1ASApoLls June G.-ro. lay uiBllop Talbot
WAS ontllrol.et oser tho Cathedral OF It, Paula
with tlnpoH!ng ccsononioa. A large number OF
eminent clergylnen woso rrcsont. The lev.
Hugh Mll!or Thompson pseacteA the sermon.
This IL tho only cathedral In tho country entab.
l'H!,ed after tbs English ritual. and will 30 ma-
tainel according. to tho forms Of the English
Church.
, 1875-06-07
TIRES.


m HVEE IHVH1Fs =.
O1TAwA, Can., June CA fro this morning at
Hall destroyed 6llman's large ntcam nsw.mtl.
tho engtne-houso only being snyed. Tho loss OF
this mill, which IL ono Of tho finest In Asnotica
throws out Of employment 400 men. Ihe lusa
is ostimntcd at 5000. 900. including tho loss 0n
logs that will result from boiug kept oyor. Tho
property IL insured for $75, 900.
, 1875-06-07

LANstNo. llich., jun 0.-The lEes-W Dap
list Annual Conference mot ia this city on
Wednesday, aud il stl Ia session. Tho opening
sermon was preached by tho Aev; Il; Dun, Of
i!lsdAlo subject. rEayes and ~ Mesatss
Of Bar1nonu," by tho Aoy. j. L. Bates, OF uatA !
"Delvery Of Hermons," by tho Roy. Lii. Cory,
Of OAKLAND County; ''Tho Sunday: School," BY
J. u Drew; "atsntaterial Consectatton." BY 7.
". Hallock; "pastosA Visiting" by tho GoE.
W. Jenkins Of Qsaud Ledge.
, 1875-06-07
JoAnxntttnnQ. o.

Tue collection Of Johnsomlans formed by NJ.
Lows pocock, Las beel1 soll this week At Mtssts.
Bo,heby's rooms. There wero ST. lotB, consist
Ink Of books nanusetspt. ana onst:'1.s Io.s r1sa:
photographer. Boma Of the ausiograph lotlets
iatetessg Ihpto Ga WAY ose f. a
lad made purchase In tho English STATE loti IN,
tory, and tavag heard that ho hS wan ttatanoot a1
untoantlei. Then 1hete MAS the orsg!nu 81 as tns
famous letter which Johnson wross to III. yamsd1
Macpherson, IN which he tolls Macpherson, - =,
received your foolish aud tmpuaont note; Nhat, y,
uypr iusust 10 oireroa mo will do NY eest W
repol, a1.a What cannot DO for mysclf she !aw
shall do for rue, will not desist from deteol'ns
wtat funk cheat fxou my fear q tae mo,.o
aces ct q sul1la1l.'' THIS fstxhel $50: ihssgi
waa also uolo-oook la which Boswell toltaa9 ~
down fson lay ~ day tho saysnxs aaa donss, ~. =.
h,s ilustsious friend. There are IN 1t many ".
orary otnons aud, aphossms ef Jolnaons gs,l; t.s
which have mover loen published. Inss ,s,4. W.
so!u Tor -Ea7. Tho Paintings Included W ~;
Se Family Picture eahet'a al Il ses Nt.eP
sIotch Of tho Interior Of Mr. Thrnls's library A.
GtEo4tLam. Tie collection realized IL ra3a&'
, 1875-06-07


Tha Astonoy- General has begun two new suits
against persons mho, until last Tuesasy, were
not implicated publicly lu tho receipt Of any por-
tion Of tho monoy frauduloutly obtained by the
Hing Of 1B70-Peter u. Bwsony and lis brother
Jauos II. 6weony. Iu these two sulta, the
People claim ali that il domanded in tho eult
agatnst William ". Tweed. for s8.los, ,057.85, and
ao33, t0.44 more, maktog the total claim sgalnat
these defendants ~, 49,, ,b99.20.
Asta Yprk tribune, Jnns6
Inquiries 1t tha office 0t tie Collector OF
Taxes aud Assessments Will, regard to tho value
Of tho properly which will be siIected by tho
notices served On Teter D. 3weeny and Jauss
STesey ~ ss sas H. esxnn s,o n
small iu comparison With tho Hlla to< Hhich
, 1875-06-07

HAMILTON, Ont, June 9.-An iacendiasy tire
this morning destroyed Hills cabinet factory,
Herald Bros piano factory, Norh's tin-ahop.
two atorchouscs connected With Copp'a foundry.
two due1llng-houses, largo quantity Of lumber
aud mo!ding frames. aud Bcyetal small Hheds.
Lose about i50, 900.
, 1875-06-07

j
ST. ALnAss, W., Juno G.-Cfton 8. Weeks
attempted this morning to kill ilonry g. areohe
after setting Ills barn ou ito, md soon after shot
himself dead. Groeno's wnuudA are slight.
Disappointed love mud tho belief that Greene t1,-
tiuonced tho object OF Wcoks' affections, caused
tho tragedy.
, 1875-06-07
lt1HJHikc.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Juno GA spocla! to tho
Courier~Jon1naI from La Grange, Kg., says
tbreo children Of Leroy Ellia living 0 tnilea from
TINT paco, wLto ont feedng poultry tlts morn
lag werc struck by lightning aud two Of thom in-
stRnt1y killed. Tho third was much stunned,
bit afterwards recovered.
, 1875-06-07
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. O., Juue ii =. m.--For tho
lakes, fisIuE barometer, northwest to southwest
winds, occasional rain, cooler and clearing or
partIy cloudy weather.
LOCAL oDsEnvATroN.
f,Yrlno lima
, 1875-06-07

MURDER bY 4 WIIsKY,sElLER,
AunonA, Ind., Juno GA difficulty occurred last
nigh. botneen young man named Frank Ross
liell and a ealoon-koopcr named Iloss. They
had aomc fow words, when lloss ordered Hons
field ont OF tbs sa'oon nttt, upon tho refusal to
70. Koss tlrov revolver aud shot him above tile
left oyo killing him INSTANTLY. 1toss gaya him
'suit up and waB takou to Jail ut LawrcnssbnrE.