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A FATAL SLEEP.

BRAKEMAN FALLS BETWEEN THE CABS AND
Is xuLED-vERD1Cr IN THE HNaLEY CASE.
TRENTON. N. j., Feb. %, 1875.
Early this morning brakeman named Joseph
Smith, while asleep upon freight train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, three miles south OF this
city. iell between the cars, all OF which passed
over him. sevcring his head from the body and
otherwise terribly managing him. his mutiated
remains shortly aiterward were picked up and
conveyed to the Morrlsville station.
THE HINGLEY CASE.
The coroper's jury in the case OF Thomas Hing
ley, who came TO an untimey end here last Sum
day, after being IN session oil day, during which
sixteen witnesses were examined, rcturne YER.
dict Of accidental DEATH"
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mrs. Huntley. Dublin actress has made
great hit in London as La Frochard.
Maurel's 'rren'' has been one OF the most re.
markable triumphs Of the past season at st. Pc.
tersburg.
"Ernani." at the Berlin Opera House. does not
indicate much aesthetic taste in that boasted home
OF art. Besides Ernan1. instead OF dying, marries
Elvtra.
MIR. Maccabe has had q great success In New
York-an unprecedented run OF $50 nights-o ut
certain daily paper has attacked him so savage.y
as to suggest personal anlmus.
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A wHISKEY CONTEST.

STATE CoNsTABLEs VS.. UNITED STATES MAR
sHALs-A FIGHT FOR THE POSSESSION OF
BARRELS OF LIQUOR
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Feb. 49, 1875
Much excitement was caused for time this
afternoon By forcibe conflict OF authority be.
tween the STATE constables and the United States
Marshal. The State constaples seized q large
stock OF liquors in the store OF John
UnIted States Marshal, IN whose custody
the liquors were-at least acknowledgement,
AMI torcloly interrupted the work oil removal. 4
large force OF city police was summoned and was
ordered to project and assist the Unired States
authorities against the State cOnstables. The re-
suit was the cOnsiables got or with fifteen barrels
and the Marshal retained the remainder OF the
stock. 1t Is charged that Blgh has been con-
stantlv selling from the stock nominally In the
Marshal's custody large and excited crowd
witnessed the proceedings,
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WIN. ]. SHARKEY.

THE AMERICAN CONVICT PLACED IN PRISON At
HAVANA.
HAVANA, Feb. "a, 1875.
VIM. Sharkey, the escaped murderer, who for
some time past has been living In this city, was
to-day arrested and put IN prison. on complaint of
Captain Curtis OF the steamship Crescent City, on
q charge OF threatening to kill him and the Pur.
ser Of that vessel.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, Feb 49, 1875
Mr.. Davis, the American Minister gave diuner
yesterday In celebration OF Washington's Birth
day. There was large company present, includ.
Ing members OF the diplomatic corps.
Toasts were drunk to President Grant and EN-.
peror William.
The houses OF the American residents in this
rty were also decorated In honor OF the day.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

HARTFORD, Feb. %, 1876.
The democrats OF the Second Congressional
district to-day nominated Judge James Phelps OF
Essex. for Congress.
In the Third district Judge Lafayette s. Foster
was nominated by the democrats.
Tue Republican Convention for the First district
will be held IN this city on Wednesday.
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BREADSTUFFS MARKET IN EUROPE.

LONDON, Feb. %, 1875.
The Marx Lane Express in its weekly review OF
the grain market says the unfavorable weather
keeps the samples OF wheat Offering IN poor and
unstable condition. Prices tend downward in
every market.
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MRS. ANNIE L. DU VAL,

the following announcement has been received
in this city:-"Died, in Rome Italy, suddenly.
Mrs. Annie l.. Du Val, vile oil William s. Du Val.
OF Brooklyn" The sudden decease Of this beau.
THU and gifted lady leaves a void IN the henrts
and homes OF her many relatives and friends that
cannot ne replaced. Her loss Will be deeply de-
plored In all the circles OF society which she SO
recently adorned.
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MATCH IN AID OF THE CUBAN SUFFERERS.

MATCH IN AID OF THE CUBAN SUFFERERS.
grand billiard match between the champion
billiard players OF the world Will take place at
Tammany Hall on Tuesday evening, March 2. This
match Is IN AID Of the Cuban sufferers, and this
will give all those who sympathize with the prin-
cipes OF liberty an opportunity to con tribute
towards this object well as a chance to witness
some OF the finest billiard playing IN the world.
Aessrs. Vlgnaux, GARNER, Ubassy, G. Dion, ].
Dion and DAILY. who are at present in this city,
have kindly volunteered their services.
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PRESIDENT GRANT REBUKED.

ST LOUIS, Feb %, 1875.
concurrent resolution resolution was adopted
BY the Lower House Of the Legislature Of this State
yesterday, deprecatin0 the action OF the Presi.
dent in Arkansas affairs ant asking for continued
recognition OF the present government OF that
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THE WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Feb. "a 1875.
Advlces from Porto Rico state that the lottery
has been established.
Hayden dates report the country Quot
Peace also prevails in the Republic of st. Do.
mingo.
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ROME Feb. %, 1873.
The government surveyors have made report
declaring Garbaldi's plan for the Improvement OF
the Tiber practicable.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will snow the changes In
the temperature during the last TWEEN y.our hours,
IN comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as recorded by the thermometer at Hud.
nuts pharmacy Herald Bulldiug:-
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HAVANA BoURSE,

HAVANA, Feb 20 1875.
Gold 229 23o Exchange active; on the United
States. sixty days, currency, 90 95 premium;
short si9ht 90. o. es premium; sixty days, gold.
MUM; on London, 100 a 1872 premium; on Paris
123 a 125 premium.
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CUBA

CAPTAIN. GENERAL CoNCHA PREPARING TO BE-
TURN TO SPAIN
HAVANA, Feb. 20, 1875.
Captain General Concha returned to Havana
yesterday.
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r1 nNn REWARD.
THE MYSTERIOUS BOOK
JOHN BANvARD

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BERLIN, Feb. %, 1875.

BERLIN Feb. %, 1875.
1t is stated on good authority that the questions
between Germany and Spain over tho Gustav at.
Iair have not vet been settled.
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MADRID, Feb %, 1875.
Captain General Concha has recelve Cd permission
to return to Spain from Cuba without waiting for
the arrival Of his successor, count valmaseda.
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Average temperature yesterday. ............. 431
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. Sox
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SPAIN.

PAMPELUNA SUPPLIED WITH PROVISIONS AND
AMMUNITION.
MADRID, Feb. g. 1875.
Pampeluna has been supplied with large guam
Cty OF provisions and ammunition.
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PAN1sH GOVERNMENTAL couRTEsIEs TOWARD
CONCHA.
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from which many suffer MILK MAGNEsIA Is the ony
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IN THE Tolls.

At the Police Headquarters the insignifi.
cant data of " six drunks and usual penal.
ties" was Haunted in our reporters ewes
last night, but stepping onward to the Third
Street magistcrial hall he was met at the
door by that justice sa'as pcur ct sans yepore1,e
the sedate Esquire Frazer, and escorted to a
comfortable seat. "Francis Calipnlillia''
uttered his justiceship, being under the
charge of larceny from and shooting with A
deadly weapon at Mary MacDonald, of
Browntown, what have you to say in de-
fense."g "
Mr.. Justice, deny iu to TO csuu peyita,e
the affidavit of yon woman whose ancestors
were rnassacreed years past in the tragic
grade Of Glencoe, 'did'nt come from
Glencoe yer Justice nor any place but
Browntowh, and it's me that tRDupht I was
there-he stole my, Chickens.
yer Justice, and picked 'em, and; then when
! asked 'efn back got gun and shot over
IN our yard, and faith he did, yer .Justice,n
"Wel Mary believe you" said the Squire
and M settled the case in his usual iudicions
manner by demanding $500 bond from
Francis, OF Caligmillia, In default of which
ne was dispatched to the city below.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
Cheap Railroad Transportation.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-A meeting of promi-
nent citizens was held at the Southern Hotel
last night to adopt measures for calling a
National Convention, to be held in this city,
for the purpose of mcmorializipg Congress
to grant such legislation as shall secure the
construction of another railroad to the Pa
ciic coast, and to consider means. for the
reduction of the cost of transportation be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific, the Lakes
and Gulf, and between the Mississippi Val
ley and the Atlantic seaboard. A resolution
was adopted to the effect that national
railroad convention be held at st. Louis on
the 2sd of November next, and that the
Chair appoint an executive committee Of
fifteen, with power to appoint sub-com-
mittee to carry the resolution into effect.
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ONE CENT.
OLD PAPERS OF DELAWARE. -
WILMINGTON NEwPAPERs OF FIFTY YEARS
T !. q Acn

l ~ : 81 AGO. r
"Blanque Quite, who has been ..delving
in a curious collection of Delaware papers of
"Ye olden time," discovers that the An,eri-
ca" Watchman and Delawars Advertiser was
published by James Wilson, on Tuesdays
and Fridays, at los Market Street, from
January until April, 1925, when it was trans
ferred to A. q H. Wilson, who continued
the publication until January Is, 1928, when
it was sold to Col. Josiah F. Clement, who
revolutionized the whole concern-changing
its title to the Dclaware Patriot and Amerie@s
WatcAma's, its politics from the Adams, OF
Federal party, to the Jackson, or Republi-
can party, and removing the office to 104
shipley Street. The Watc1.naan was high
| toned, deserving newspaper, and it seems to
have succumbed to that political tidal wave
Quincy Adams, and carried General jackson
triumphantly into the Presidency in 1928.
The Wilson's, however, seem to have been
! determined newspaper men, and not at all
satisfied with retailing books and stationary
al lO5 Market Street for here was another
newspaper venture of theirs-The Delauzys
Register; or, Farmers, Ma'eufactuwe.s and
Mechanics A9yocate-published by A. Il H.
Wilson, November 1st, 1923, at No. West
High Street removed December 9th, 1928,
to 105 Market Street, and died natural
death at the close of its first year, in October
1929. This was an eight-page, weekly
paper, more literary than newsy; was ably
edited, well got up, and surely worthy Of
more than such an ephemeral existence.
The quaint frankness Of these old editors,
however, leaves no room to doubt the cause
Of death, which was simply "want of sup
port" In this old volume a curious para
graph caught my eye, as follows:
q The East Indies, by means Of Telegraphs,
inf4rmation has been conveyed 400 miles in
s minutes.
What sort of "Telegraphs" were these,
that could perform such wonders twenty
years before Prof. Morse electrified the
world?
A most amusing volume with another old
one.-Te Political Pioneer or, a Horn-Book
for the Jacksonites, published at Dover, Del,
from April to September, 1928, by j. Rob
ertson. This was campaign paper, in the
red-hot Brick Pomeroy style, and handled
the Jackson leaders, and cold Hickory"
himself, without gloves. One item states
that
Mrs. Budlong, of Mississippi, advertises
her runaway husband, and states that he is
a 0,u'.kard and Jackson man.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
mississippi Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. .6-scnator Bruce, OF
Mississippi, and one of his associates called
upon the Attorney-General to-day and stated
they had telegraphed to Governor Ames that
they were satisfied with what the Attorney
General has done in regard to the applica-
tions from the Governor for the interference
of tn, General Government in affairs in
their State. They again requested the pub
lication of the Attorney Generals letter to
Governor 'Ames, and were assured that its
publication was dependent upon the views
of the President thereon. Judge Pierrepont
has already telegraphed to the President for
his direction, and at noon telegram was
received from the President conscnting to
its publication.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
The Syracuse Convention no Pist
c,- 81 form Yet. So NC |

Y
I SYRACUSE, N. Y Sept. 1e.-The Demo
dratic Convention reassembled at II p, m.
when Hon. Jno. c. Jacobs announced. that
the Committee were'not prepared to report
and he moved that the CONVENTION adjourn
until 7.30 Pm. The motion was adopted
and the Convention adjourned.
The Committee on Credentials at that
time had not reached any conclusion in re.
gard to any Of the contesting seats the
case of the Albany county delegation had
been heard but not decided, and the case Of
the New York delegation had not been
touched. The Comnittee on resolutions
had h1on unable to agree upon the financial
plan There is steady imitation senti-
ment in the Convention which is represent
cd upon the Committee, and they threaten
to withdraw if a hard money plank is in
serted. This prevents an agreement. The
Committee it is understood, incline to the
hard money party, and to effect compro-
mise the Governors ticket is endangered.
A sensation was created among the lead
ers this afternoon by Judge Comstock, a
delegate from this county, who refused to
enter the Convention, saying he supposed
he was elected to a Delegated Convention
of the Democracy but he had found that 1t
was simply to be a ratification meeting, to
endorse Governor Tilden's nomination and
he would have nothing to do with it, he ac-
cordingly substituted Andrew N. Greene, of
this city. DID,.
The Convention reassembled at 7.30 p.
m, when 1t was announced that the Com
mittee on Credentials would be ready to re-
port at o'clock. Hon. Geo. W. Schuyler
submitted the report of the Committee on
Credentials, admitting the Tammany Dele
cation from New York, the McEwenites,
from Albany, and the Nelson delegation
from the Second District of Oswego. The
report was adopted without debate. The
Committee on permanent organization re-
ported as follows: President, Hezekiah
sturgiss, of Otzego Recording Secretaries,
E. O Perring, Hiram Calkins and E. j.
Clark. Also Vice-President for each Con-
gressional District.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
The Pope and Snanish A aas srs

LONDON, Sept 16.-The Madrid cores.
pondent of tho Times summarizes the circu.
lar ofthe Papal Nuncio to the Bishop aa
follows: The Nuncio claims the fulfill
rnent Of the Concordat, which requires the
transfer of the superintendent over educa-
tion to the clergy, and pledges the co-opera-
tion OF the secular power in suppressing
heretical teaching and literature. He says
one ofthe causes of civil war is the way in
which religious unity has been misunder-
stood by previous Governments. For these
reasons, and in view of these consequen ices,
the Holy See believes itself strictly obliged
to present these observations to the Govern
ment. .,
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
The Army or the Cumberland.


|. UTICA, MY, Sept. 16.-This morning
the greater number of the members Of the
Army Of the Cumberland Society went to
Trenton Falls, others to inspect the armory
of the Remington's at lion and some spent
their time inltisiting places Of interest in the
city and vicinity. This afternoon there was
a parade Of the military and fremen who
were reviewed by President Grant, Vice Pres
ident Wilson and Governor Tilden who ar.
rived during the day. Tonight grand ball
and reception is taking place at the Opera
House, attended by the elite of this and
neighboring cities. The meeting ofthe soci-
city will be held at Philadelphia July 9th
and 7th 1876.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-17
BALL AND Bat.

me Quickstep play an exhibition game
with the Active of Reading to-day.
"A game was played On the grounds of the
lsuickstep, yesterday afternoon. between the
Hercules and Independent clubs, (col.) The
game. notwithstanding the rain was well
played, resulting in favor Of the Independent
by score of "A to 8, in five innings.
yesterday afternoon the Paciics were TO
play the Neptune club at Sehuetzen Park hut
a! as the former did not put in an appearance,
tae ~ Neptune claim victory by score Of s
Inc Neptune is new club; having PLAYED
nve games; winning them all. The club Is
ready to receive challenges.