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gsined q lifelong friend now move that the nomi.
nation Of hlcnsd G, keu at lndlaua be made unsnl-

gsned q lifelong friend. now move that the nomi
nation Of hicnad G, ker Q! indiana be made unsnl'
mous.
The motion was adopted amid considerable
"hsSring, Tho "a"tus .Hh".. TO ia recess unt
=. N. During tho caucus proceedings Mr..
Rand III rem NAMED In the Ways and Means Com
mttcc room, and Mr.. Kerr in the Post OGico
Committee room, each surrounded bv friends
awaiting the reception OF fresh nows from the
inside. Mr. Cox also absented himself t.S;,i ins
caucus
Geo. v. ..oams oi kentucky was nominated
-. vifrk.
JOnn u. THOMPSON Of Ohio, was nominated
for rSergeant-at-Arms, l.. II. Fitzhugh OF Texas,
Tor DoOrkccuer, and James Stuart OF Vifgini-,
for Postmaster.
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ron ePEAKER-
WAsuINGroN. Dec. 4.rhs Republican mem-
tinuing IN session only short time. They re-
nominated Mr.. Blaine for Speaker, and all the
other old officers,
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SHIELDING GEN, BABC0CK
SECREThRY BRTSTOW OvERRULEI
IN THE CABINET.
Military Tribunal A pi oinich IN rnanirc n
60 Bnbcocks Connection with tho whis
hey RinR-A Whitewnshinr Court.

Military Tribunal Api olntch tn Inauirc n
60 Bnbcocks Connection with tho Wht~
hey RinR-A Whitewns shinR Court.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-There was ccy.
tainly trouble in the Cabinet meeting ves'~-'--
over the question Of oidc..;,np court Of ,nou,r,
IN ten. Dabcock's case. Secretary Dristow w.s
OF the opinion that courts OF law should be a.
lowed to deal with this case as with all the
other OF tho whiskey conspirators. He vm
more decidedly Of this opinion because he knew
that the Grand jury FOR tho First Distric. oi
Missouri had agreed upon an indictment IN
Babcock's case, and there was probability of
processes being 6orved on him hero any day
Hut Dristow had no support savo OF a half
hearted SORT from Jewell aud Pierrcpont.
Tho others insisted that 2 court OF inquiry
would not interfere with a judicial investig.-
tion, and, It could only report facts its invos
tigation would really assist the legal authorities
liristow yielded, OF course, md the members Of
the court were named to-dag-Gens. Sheridan,
Hancock, and lerry The former is simply the
susceptible OF influence " V rious sorts. Han
cock VIII do his duty feaTl '-,ly and intclliyont
~ but he viii be powCrless II the others do NOT
agree with him The general Impression hcrs
anionI az 81 sSes Is th.t the court OF inquiry h
IN ended TO Whiiewnsh lia5cock, Just rs a for
mer one did Mr.. Howard.
lbore was no necessity for Gen. Dabcock u
compl in OF g action - tho District AttcrneJ
In ST. louis lie could have demnn led tho prtv.
Hove Of going before the Grand Jury aud II
would not invc been refused Indeed, only
Twelve days have to cllpse until he would have
ilt chance to testify In open council In the
.lSkcc case. IL matters not what the Court Of
Inquiry may report the evidence against Bah
on an indictment found 10y the st. Louis Grand
Juiy ia certain.
re secretary Of tho Treasury Is, pledged .,
push tho trial OF Babcock before that tribunk
and he will do II beyond doubt.
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Tho Inv to Take its Course.

WAsHINdToN, Dec. 4.-Attorney- C enerN
Pierrepont, to-day tclegraphed to the United
States Attorney at st. Louis, advising thai
ofilcer OF the appointment OF the Court of In
quiry in the case of Gen. Babcock, and INSTRUCT
ing him that the appointment OF the mtlitau
court Is In no way to stay any proceedings ths
the court authorities may determine upon -
being proper IN tie case.
Tho United St,tcs Attorney Is also directed -
give tho court every aid required OF him that Y
in his powcr and to uso oil efforts to facilitate
its thorough and complete investi igation OF the
charges.
A joint TELEGRAM was sent to District Attorncy
Over. on the I'd Instant, SIGNED by the Attorney.
General and the Secretary OF the Treasury, d.
recting him to use every effort to prevent the
implication Of any innocent person In the oon-
spiracy to defr .ud the Government; but 70
spare no one who Is guilty
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a SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
A Wife Behcaded and n Daughter MortaItI
Wounded with nm Axc.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Dec. About Z
o'clock this morning william Alden, an Rns-
llshman, and an expressman for Cobb. Andrews
& Co, who lived on Scranton avenue, quarrelea
with his wife, and beheaded her with an axe.
lie then went to the corner OF Garden street.
and there assaulted his stepd aughter with .
hammer end an axe, cutting her in a fearful
manner. Mrs. B'nton. who attempted TO iu-
ter'ere, was also badly injured with the sams
weapon. Both women are bovOnd all hope.
Alden was arrested IN Scranton avenue, while
deliberately settling up his affairs, and lock ed
up. The reason no gives for tine terrible decd b
that his wife, who was widow when he mar
tleu heI' anu MS stepdaushier were stealing
further, lie s Id he "wis he'd TO rut an end TO an
the ID whelps, for they drove him to It,"
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HrECHER'S cHINGE or rROSr.
What was said Abnut II In Brool,lya, aud by
EcT.OH West Yesterday.

EcH.oa West Yesterday.
Plymouth Church's sudden chnngc from
thr policy Of silence thai Mr.. Necchcr at a recent
communion declared must control his future
life, a.tunishcd the chutchs friends as much as
IT'S toes. he former though, that the re- 3lu-
ii II was four years late, ana the latter intmated
tnat It WIS simpy hrAyado. The Plymouth
Church patty tclieyed that Mr. BE -hcr's rsso-
ia ions aud III, speech would end c1-Deacon
IS lu.m r. Wcst. ana that IN the future he
would e meck ana peuitcut. or that he would
ppl,i4n.
Deacon West lid Yesterday that ne was sorry
10 $50 hts ir"tnrrr m such rag. lie really
cHi'i nos nprehrnd why they should m ike
themselves angry. l. was - fact tat difercuces
existed IN the Chufcn, ana many of the church
me "oefs ere d. a'itIitd, Jist as ho was, with
the tesult Of tht Investigations OF the sc mai,
and many OF thcm had been 10 him TO say that
~ ~ ttcly they sympathilcd with him; that they
believed Mr. b,echcr guilty, Lut they could not
nHi Hcart TO oDlu.r hlH 90 tbs cHsiCh Wcct-
ings. As a mo inber OF tue church, he " !shed 10
see these ain rences reconcil "a, aud he wrote
his ltJtr 10 "a syiut II love and fr4tc.ual affec-
tOu,whtch 80 tnOdght " pul surely be respond
tie nlsht before.
",Ir iicecaer," ai3cd NJ. Wca,, q" ays-in hts
speech that iuy Actlnn i wicked pray VIVA. csn
he cal tina, of the churchf hu'e acted all
thrpu-h t"is Haiter wi.h none :" aal sincerity,
aud moan 20 continue So - tao cni. know
az I e reign OF terror In FlNu'pnth Church
nXcd determination to ere ~ ptt aIl who win
u / .Gner' to tba pastor, t.tl am not one bit
afraid of the nor effect - th.ir action toWmd
ne. and the rla, Nal injury is ui lttle cJuse-
qdcuce. know IN ugut."
Nnl tho fear ni cxuuisipn .ltcr your de-
teruination to call the couucilt' asked the re-
Ioftrt.
" ON. no sir" modcsily RESPONDED Mr.. West.
"lrc council VIII le called. ii pBm3u,' Church
JuinS VITA me II Viii ,loo,e oue hMlf Of ne
members uf tho council. II Il docs not, the
60 incil III b. * 'rt.. II tle Examining com
mi,tee call ino before tn-m, shaft "a, nut VIII
have no nuol)ry To mike l. any u made, ret
assured that ii Will come from Plymouth
Cuufch"
The resolution. ngaiust Slr, West were. it ls
said, "A "Woru ~ cula1ulAti3n' b5tweeu alr.
DeoeAer and NJ. Shcaruan.
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BROOk l. HN.

The Rev. DR.. Hener. 4 Chicago, has accepteA
the II u the TompAins avenue Presby crAn Church
salary $1,000
Tho know ing ones say that Walter Thorn IL -
be ctespp'inted Driu sheitf alsl that Capt. Turna
l. IN he naae tlty tlrrS.
The dead hocy = an unknown woman, ageA
rh1u tNcai Eve years, "as finnn huaUng IN the dow
anus az %, Nrpot tlyn. lcst'- AJ.
The Adcipni street BlrtiSt Church congre-a-
uoh, when expected fo te,u,r The Rev. urorge T. Pen
cco {, nave lhNcl Dr. Futon to 1ccOme heir usbtOA
The 800 coach Of Mr.. CD man benedict OF a
SCUM io.t'4ru hN nnt br1l.1n, wa, smashed Ia Z
WNtr. va severely hgr. on tAe head.
Nearly all tho churches held revival meetinEu
IN th' past We. k Nj, See ham. thc lush kvangeisS
WI slmcd NO1lY nIu'It AS been cOns n
'hea. lie 'u.ira tor Ens aaI yesterday.
Inspector WaddY recommends that the polcs
uliorn ne chHnscd from W ul.c TO c3det gray lie
l. also In iaNOs o. dividing thr tcrgeants Into I've
asses one Tor desk, and the her Tor patrol duJ.
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IS DELANEY INSANE.
How tho Murderer oi Capt. Lawrence may
Escape the Galows.

How the Murderer Oi Capt. Lawrence may
Escape the Gallows.
Delaney. the murderer OF Capt. Law
renee. OF Tho schooner Joseph f. Pott. ia Cow
Bay, VITO was sentenced TO be hanged In Hemp
stead jail ON Friday next, seems likely, 70. a
time at least, to evade the penalty Of his crime.
ON Friday the Rev. Fathers sheridan and Mo
sherry visited him In his cell TO hear his con
irs.ion, and they were struck by his excited aud
eccentric actions. Yesterday muining they
went again to administer holy communion, and
were 30 satl ned that lis mind WAS deraugcd
that they declined 10 allow him tp uajtake OF tho
sa'r 'ment. They warned tho keepers Of uis
condition. and advised them to be on their
guard against an attack, as his Insanity seemed
To idcite nln to murder. County Judge Arm
strong WAS teleGraphed for. ana State Commis-
u ner In Lundcy OndronauN, Is to sxaminc
Delaney 10 decide whether he IA insane. sheriff
Slmmis Is sltis1cd that he Is insane, but Do
lney mas tried SO many articles to escape the
gallcws that most Of those VINO have known
him since his cpnvicaOn Hre suspicious that h .
Ia ieigning ms nifty.
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CURXOSITIES or CRIME.

Eight tramps were sentenced to two month";
(N.J) c-urtB
Matthias l.. Christie, who embezZled s. 7OM
from the First Nauunli Bank Of Paterson hAs yeea
s,nu ed to two years im9rlsOumcnt.
WIN. j. Kelly, letter carrier, was committed
ny nted Niatcs O. M Hlssionrr Selds, yest rday u
ceiAGls OF 5000 biil, answer charge VI opthiaG
NO 4cy lttttTs.
Henry Gon, who was indicted for tho murd %
Of Isaac Hathaway, On'aup. MaYne County, y. " waS
cot Nictcn yesterday forenoon al Lyons mlnsl
ter m the fourth degree. He wa sentenced " I've
yenr,' mprs 1niuent.
Henry J.. GoOdenOugh a youth Of 200 a
l2itn RI Get, formerly In the employ Of A. l.. kyer
Harlem druggist wts committed Yesterday Tor AkinG
goods iron john L. llrury, Curran y Co. on a pro-
Ten .ed order from Ar, Kyvr,
Peter helsh, quarryman, OF Rondout, was
iuuld rAt SAusNttrs, Yesterday muruiug, dead "a
ne urad stove ~: MI Relish had been TO SAuge rtios
ai~n2tns to coli 90 omr money, but ed and Ca
Jas, tt"G ave WAS on his way home IL ~ believed ne
va .s,.r. by some pegs1a suppoaus h!In 70 haTs
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4 PISrOL,S wORK.
A Little Giri Accidentally Killing Herself
with her Fathers Weapon.

Kate Jordan, aged thiri iocn, accidentally
killed hcisclf IN her fataor's house In For;,
second street, near seventh avenue, last even
ing. Miss kats's father, Gen. Thomas Jordan,
formerly OF Gen. q. 4. Heaurogard tue Con-
federate Generals staf, told tho following ac-
count of her DEATH
"Wo have a house on station Islind,
ard have been In the hnbit Of visiting Il
almost every .nisht % assure myself
that its contents nave not been disturbed.
] carry a toy-like, sinrle-barrelled pistol. In
Cortlandt street This afternoon | bought a
nice cake In pastry-cook's shop for
my little girl Kate, and This evening,
alter We had finished dinner, | said, baby, you
viii fnu a very nice cake up stairs. on my bu-
Icau.' Katy got the cake. and seeing my pistol
on the bureau. took II up to have some fun with
II. she ran up 70 thrd-tOOr bedroom In which
her mother was sitting and dancing around her.
hoidi;!g tho muz1e Of the pistol To her fore
hcad,s said. "Look, Mama, look. suppose /
should shoot myself" rho words were scarcely
out OF Ter mouth when tho pistol exploded.
the bali going through her fOrcnead ana pene-
tTatlng her brain. She died within ten minutes" #"
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SPARKS FROM TnE rELEoRAPH.

Jacob Underhill & Co., heavy hardware
nrm ~ San Francisco has suspended.
The British bark Guarkeuhoe, Capt. Kolly,
from Br to Nov 49, for Pensacola, has oeen lost The
crew was saved.
Twelve saloon keepers OF Rochester, Indicted
for keeping open ON Su day, ttrIaI mOrAug plead
guilty, and were eacn hncd go.
A heavy hook Of earthquake WIS felt IN q rnss
NiICy Cal, on Thu.sGa, alttrnoon, lasting ten
"a 'Oats. TAe ylOr1iiurs were u0fih and south.
Tho Boston Committee on Das. IN OF the sum
ucr statue yotcI yesterday q select tn mss Ran 10
mase st'tuc OF MIR. sumner It viii rroba5ly be
made OF bronze.
Deleg ties from Amherst. Columbia Cornell
NdrY.r . lnncet 81, Trinity, Uuioa. Miil..ihs Nee
tyen nd Nal colleges assembled in Sprn. ac d. ~ tss
~ sNrday, nnd organized an Ath'eir A,sOciation -
hn' rcih tCllses " manage the athletic sprsst tho
cOlege -sat,a.
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CASES FOR the GRAND JURY.
Queens County Onicinls who studied Add
tion. Division aud silence.

tion. Divisicn aud silence.
The Queens County Supervisors in au-
ditinc the bills OF various officers, have d.scov
cred many irregularities, and have found It
necessary In almost every case to out down tho
amounts, notwithstanding the fact that iu every
instance the services charged for were sworn to
IA having been rendered In a number OF cnses
two officers had charged for tho sans services
DOuule charges and oyercharges are Of such
frequent occurrence ms TO lead To tho belief that
deliberate attempt has been made by some OF
the officers to sWindlo the taXpNers aud action
las been ken 10y the board with view to
bringing some Of tho most II igrant cases to tho
attention of the GRIND Jury Sheriff Sammis
charged $40 for the execution of Jarvis and
Jackson and his bill was cut down To 500. Tho
sheriff also charged s. cach for thirty i've depu-
ties sworn In for the occasion, but the charge
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LOSSES ny FIRR.

5000.
Nariln Lowlers stable. on Hoboken avenue
Jersey City ucishts css. 5000
The Cardigan House, at East Canaan N. II.
Wa. burned YESTERDAY morning. The Oss u estIIn-lsA
at $1,000, partially insured
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The fourth annual dinner of the New Yorh
Press Clu9 was given 81 Morqun's In Fulton stresl
last evening.
Among those who responded to toastS Mr.. Pete
LOopr A. Oskcy ila, "a Mayor Vance. tn ion. Rufua
7. Anlrfw', Tax tNmui'sOncr Andrews. President
Lewis. Uuitrd Sfttr- strict ATTORNEY Bliss the ReN
4. De Mltl Iam le, ana uthors
Amoug he other ga, sts were supernt tendent wsb
Hog, Jns'ice brdary, Nr D. Young OF the San Fran
CLEO c ronlcle, lId many Others.
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STARTLING RUMOR.


At half-past one o'clock this morning
report reached IA from Police Headquarters
th.t jay Gould was dyinr. There were no par
ticulars given, and tho nows came too late u
enable US to verify II.
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Tho uneduoied circulation Of the NciO York
UccIiy the best ndicaton OF It's appreciation by the
puuc. It has the best writer, the most entertaining
stoues ana sketches, and Of c0urse must haVs tic
greatet circulation. now story "a It, columns, Just
columoro ed, entitled "Namee.s rag.c," has arous,d
great tcLuoui tnd next week viii be commenced
"Tho :. sp,c cted Nna" by Mrs. Mcscrole.-Adr.
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JOrrIyGS IDOUr rOWN.

tcruay.
James G. Eico, No. 20 g. \. r., Will give calico
hop IA lrNiAg Han on Wednesday, Dec 3.
The milk dealers resolved YESTERDAY o onor
TIC far l.rs an advance OF oIa nt ql lu-
ducsmunt to produce more EilA for the market
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The Young folks are anxiously waiting fos
N'8 - the Hoys Ql ne lo'M nllcA N.ll be is-uci oa
I! ursd.5 next. 1t contains The opening cAapters ofa
pleasant and Lively story Of school lle. entitled "NES
HA"iLToa or Iur oys or RasslNGlos SCHOOL" IL
Ii by the B0g Aorels. FLETCHER CowAN of Jersey city
nrghts Three other so.es, md several entertaining
saetche' .uLsle, DC, are contained IN No. VI The
S0gb n Ms doriL-Aap.
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BUFFALO, Dec. 4.-The case OF George d. LORD
will probably 70 over until next month, as Auditss
Thavcr who Ia nn important nes. sl cOnnned -
any time.
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Weather Once Predictions.

Temporarily rising b9rometer, northwsA
win land clear weather, follow ed. during Sunday -
falling barometer aud oas1eriy ~nds CLOUDY and fogu
weather.
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shown him hy hs ,cprrs ,st hin IL ia std t25 a day
AT riiE pofIcR CENTRAL orrIcg.
Tho general alarm signal followed immcdI-
atriv bv n rnIi frn ihc Fiitv ninth trcr n"i,cs
Han nt T n,f ,st yn ,yrnin stnrtlcJ
onicc Thn ai,prr Rad :" '"' '''0' ~
Inot a. + fnr WIiii' q, N r,vecd inst %
c,ped lrn,;, nenuty Shcriir william nn3hotn In
tbs V,,iutty nf Madison ,vS ma ma riityninth
'tr.c' '.'''' ~ ''"'''' "'' ""' "''' i"'''"''''"
mo oi,,,r ,vos AT once sent To evcrv s,oti,n Il,
Na,y rt" T,s ~ vmr' ,, srh' y" sNr,y s'u'ion ",
AZ ,,, "'%H"' % "a a., "i,uH M'Tnru %
n,,.son.ts Sr.srp"nr. ,,,,, s,,t ,,,, ~, N H.,
III @ @ We' ~, ~, @ "tls 10 i, W
~, ~, "nJ n&NnN & Wsie ue7pa'chou TO
Sh"rtiy ncfnr,' X ,'clork Wnrdrn Dnnbnr cali
sm e., nn ,n-n,et%r Hrs' wtn view OF nut
cation. me u r. zen toid The in.nect,r tb't ne
Me9' s w'tn ,wesd 70 We t,rs noo.' a, Lex
tered The parloi. Tweed wanted tS SEQ hi. wife.
minute. lnter the Walden sent Twecd's son II"
10 soc Whers his f,thsr M,s M. s,n re,,,,,od
and said that his f,tncr was gone"
lle"'rtnrs tb, nevs srrea5 Wiib r,n,,ty
ana Knot of men wcre seen a.srinhled ii ,rns'
~, y u, a-,.a,,n 4 ia ,l,o,,r", IT,. a. u .
ana il.rrv IIiIl', saloon. r"y. ns.ntnl,l.u fr,,m
an early hour and the subject OF the oscar was
MIurN IudrrN uiso, m sseH' AZ seemed unanimous IN
Twcoi.
Atthc police stations the CAPTAINS called up
structs,i heu To In,k ON Tor sir I,Ncnd A
tho midnight ron call the Captains read out the
general alarm ana Instructed their men.
The rapidity with which the alarm wa spread
among the police = the upprr part OF he
islInd WIS mHrVelous. In csc pc wls report ed
the police nrst at 740 l.. NJ At S.lO the wri or
was talking win the pa ruiinan on post at Han.
bri lgc when mounted policeli ntl rode up at a
fun galIop and gave tine news of escape and tho
police order t. Inspect the occullnts ~ every
vehicle that might pass. Thus every oficcr pi.
tr liug the upper districts WAS OF tho watch
wit IN half IN hour after the escape was re-
poif a.
Toe news spread with almost equal rapidity
am NJ civilians. II Is sal" to say that aimos'
every person that was on tuo street at about y
l.. N had heard the news. CIR passenger for
rot the reserve OF strangers and disc sscd tho
news with all the cagernesss OF the intensvst
interest.
II any estimate Of the popular feeling about
the Boss's f'lunies and misccmeanors could oo
arrived nt truu listening to such casual coHNrr-
snii the verdict was rather la ms l.yor. Few
'Ngr'-s'i auy lndituatiou &c thr pua.ii ic defeat
Uf iu iitV, although many thought that no ought
to tc i...e % Oi>gpr.c and rciiunur e. the plun-
dered tcHsurS .s far as his means went.
- ,.. -
NhA' NNs"lL sAfH'
Niier Wis ilry the LlchtY-ci-lth street police
stlu 90, ShrlM 4 unrr and his deputies re-
iN-n"l ~ ne llity-nint1 street station and con-
aiCI ny with Inspector fnorne and Capt..
VI .unt.
ih"' cii rttlv had heard nothing. although
The pilpu.r ~ ihtir N'lt ; n.Iey q 70 be TO
make swtf; search slony the Il 80 river shore In
litIF~ q 7 fUNlNE IN % ft "t go
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Dicks rNsteloss Ncdl inos can now be had In
al drug stores. AS fm cuculT.- 1IV.s
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Partisan diamonds, the result Of n v,luai Ia
di'cNcg milc D} French 'hrnl e. by wh,ch cA s. Is
are coated w.t. pure dirm0td sUt .Cc VlUi.tS, lIt
be- tcr chc married, blurred, or tnm,hcd by VICAR,
VIII 10 tlef are No orght and bcdui'W as tie grruua
qie tolid god, Same stile 4s tle eenulne damoud,
Richard iAmplrcyI, Jenrltr 77l Broadway, Neg
lurg, cpi O,i,e A. Z. stewards, sole Agent Tor the
United Stitr-, Goods sent q. q. d., VIII privilege w
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4 F-nnt plrlor
Beck rIror
J. IRE plices.
ll-~ i-cass leading to second n)or.
r. O. ~ .Urs.
q F.ultttcpA
rLiN OF srCOsD FIOOR OF rwErD's uOrsr
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Victor T.. Mnuger's New Club Highlander No,
l PlAyins Cards Low ready for the tad 4d-
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william NJ Tweed who 6, supposed to bs a close
prisoner n ludlow street jail. v.ied the Carcmort
II tc ~ Elcv nth avenue aud l@3i street on Tuesday
afternoon last He WAS taken TO th" place Ia close
carriage, accompanied y William Duuaan. the " al len
OF Ludlow sire iil. Timothy j. Campbell Civii
Justice elect, and largo man ~ho was not
rcCo-ni1 Il b those WhO saw the party After passing
several hours ~ the hotel rwrcl and his frvuus we're
driven away Mr. jesse Y. kcItor. the landlord says
the HHsa dincd m TIE hotel with his frcnls II T. said
that iwcr q treqlcnty pcrnhucdto 80 out and that
he uiHtt with ls lly IN MS own house Two tnrte
tiWct wcrk His ufsnn bO and the fAvors that
shown nm by biz rprrA Isl nm % is stIl t25 dAy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-05

When Sheriff Conner called FIRST upon C,pt.
M"nnt H. WIS iui.nseN eNcitod. lie said that
he had not gNon " aTCon DuHham permission
10 cnlaigc the prisoner under gIlld out twice,
once Two weeks ago, ana again yesterday.
W htn Nr-t upl ruArhCd ulln O. fut ilri hc re-
fuseu,l ~ WIS reuIescn'cl e. nm tuat II would
iaciii tc tne prisoner IN lrucr Wing bail. TINS
sesinUi reasonable, and luusiuurh as = 1. Conner
HAD the ut1o copndrnce tnlt Hr. Tweed
would not ake "a effort 10 escape even thouga
lie had opportunity, he consented unwiingiy,
tee use he DIRE ded tnAt tre matter might Z I
iu;o uiint and some oaium would result.
Sti, nr has consented, and hld wal,cd in o a
tslp tnat wa prepared, ne believed, with tho
collision 81 III ials.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-02-05
--1oCELLANY.
Sunset and Sunrise.

The sun sets on some retired
meadow. where no house is visible,
with all the glory and splendor that
it lavishes on the cities, and, per
chance, as il never set before
where there is but solitary marsh
kawk to have its wings gilded by it,
or only a musquash to look out from
his cabin, and there is some little
black-veined brook in the midst of
the marsh, just beginning to mean
der, winding slowly around decay
ing stump. We walked in so pure
and bright light, gliding the with
cred grass and leaves, so softly and
serenely bright, l thought had
never bathed in such golden flood,
without a ripple or a murmur to 1t.
The west side of every wood and
rising ground cleaned like the
boundary of Elysium, and the sun
on our backs cleaned like a gentle
herdsman driving US home at even
ing. So we saunter toward the Ho-
" Land, till, one day, the sun shall
shine more brightly than ever he
has done, shall perchance shine into
our minds and hearts, and light up
our whole lives with great awaken
ing light, as warm and serene and
golden as on bank side in autumn.
-TThoreau.