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THE EASTERN WAR.
SERyIAE COMPLAINTS OF VIOLATIONS or TERRI
ToIY-THE PORTE PROMISES REDRESS.

5ERyIAN COMPLAINTS OF VIOLATIONS OF TERRI
ToRY-THE PORTE PROMISES REDRESS
CoSsrASriNopLE, oct 2 1875
The Diplomatic Agent OF Servia has presented to the
Porte and the Foreign Ambassadors despatch com
planning Of fresh violations Of the Servan frontier and
specifying among other acts ncursion Of marauders
accompanied by Turkish troops which several persons
were killed and church was sacked and burned.
The agent to-day declared himself contented with the
Grand Yize.'s formal assurances that order would
DO sent to Server Psha To prevent the these
frontier outrages
EXPORTED NsURGENT DEFEAT-RUMoRED RIs-
ING IN ALBANIA.
BELGRADE, October 2, 1875
The insurgents have been defeated engagement
at Knn, in Northern Bosnia.
1t reported that the Turkish troops have burned
he town and church of Mischkovac
The insurgents assert that the inhabitants of four viii
ages near Aclona, in Albania, have revolted.
DECREE or THE PoRTE-PRoMsEs OF REFORM.
CoSsrAsTINoPLE Oct g. 1876.
An imperial decree published ordering that agricul-
tural populations which peacefully follow their avoca~
.ions be exempted from fourth of the recently i'm
posed tthes and that they be relieved from the pay
ment of arrears Of taxes up to the financial year
lSl3-74; the latter exemption not to apply to weltodo
classes who indebted to the treasury The decree
further enacts that communities be represented
In an administrative council by persons chosen as en-
Toying their confidence and the reasonable demands of
such representatives wll be received with attention.
Populations from the annual General Assemblies arc
authorized to to Consantinople to submit to the
government their wishes. The government is to de-
eide which person, enjoying the respect of their
spective communities, shall be summoned from
time to time to Constantinope. The In
formation obtained from them will
q basis of reform measures. Special Comptrollefs
to be appointed to ensure the legal apporton-
oent and collection of tho taxes system is already
ander consideration to guarantee just treatment OF
The population by the conversion of tthes into a
ground tax. The decree announces that the gradual
ccazaton of these reforms has been decided upon
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THE WHIsKEY FRAUDS.

ACTION OF THE SAN FRANCISCO LIQUOR DEAL
ERs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FoULKE RE-
LIEYED.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Oct 8 1875.
The Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association Of san
Francisco at recent meeting Endorsed Supervisor
Foulke and Collector Sedgwick and declared that
whiskey ring exists in this city
petition directed to Senator Sargent asking his
influence in behalf Of Foulke and Sedgwick 10 retain
them in Office, was uumerously signed by wholesale
liquor dealers
The Pacific Distiery Company, which has been re-
Gently prominently mentioned in connection with the
investigation by revenue officials on this coast was
represented at the above meeting.
Supervisor Hawley, lately from the East has
HeYed Foulke
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEEP SEA soUND1NGs AND OTHER DUTIES TO BE
PERFORMED by THE TUscARoRA.
WASHINGTON, Oct 8, 1876
The United States steamer Tuscarora third rate,
Commander Joseph N. Miller, will be ready for sea
about November 20, and will then be ordered
to run line Of deep sea soundings from
Honolulu to Brisbane, Moreton Bay, Australia
The casts will be made about fifty miles apart,
unless tho profile Of the bottom demands more.
she will then cruise among the islands Of the Caroline
Gilbert and Marshall groups, and investigate tho
duct of man who is reported TO have committed
number OF plratica offences that region and has been
engaged ia kidnapping the natives, using the American
flag TO cover his offences.
On the vessels return from this cruise she will 70
ceive instructions to survey the west coast Of Mexico
and Guatemala from the Rio Dulco TO the Gulf OF
Touseca, carrying tho longitude from the Cathedral Of
pspoma ~ deg, 80 min. ~ seq west nf lsroanwGh
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rHE EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON Oct. 81 80 p. N.
PrOb0bfIifiss


OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Oct 81 80 r. N.
Probdbiiities
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys,
rising barometer, southwest to northwest winds colder
partly cloudy or cloudy weather and occasional rain
For the upper lakes, southwest TO southeast winds,
nearly stationary temperature, increasing coudness
and rain with falling barometer, except Lake supe-
rior, where the barometer win rise
For the Ohio Valley Tennessee and the lower lakes,
falling barometer southwest to southeast winds rising
temperature and increasing cloudiness
For the Middle and Eastern States falling barometer
southeast to southwest Winds and partly cloudy
weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States slowly falling
barometer, northeast to southeast winds, warmer
cloudy weather and occasional rains
cautonary signals continue at Duluth, Marquette
and Escanaba, and ordered for Chicago Milwaukee
and Grand Haven.
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GERMANY

PRINCE BISMARCK PROPOSES AMENDMENTS TO
THE CONSTITUTION.
BERLIN Oct. 8 1875.
Tho Imperial Chancellor has submitted to the Fedora
Council amendments of the penal code making nstga-
ton to crime punishable offence He proposed at the
same time clauses relative to officials of tho Foreign
Office who are guilty of disobedience of Instructions
violation of secrecy OF Office Of acting contrary the
rules relative to the custody OF official documents
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METEoRoLoGY OF THE WEEK.

The following Is abstract of the report OF observa
tons at Central Park for the week ending at one NJ
on Saturday
Barometer-Mean, 20 7S9 inches; maximum at 0
A. n September 70 ~ 29s99 inches minimum at 2
Thermometer-Mean, 606 degrees; maximum at
4 ?: NJ. September 80, rs degrees minimum at 5
A. NJ. October ?, AZ degrees; range, SO degrees
neutrality-suspicious. 26 rain from 240 A. NJ. to 0
A. NJ. amount of water, IL inch. October l. rain from
800 p. NJ to 4:20 P. NJ. amount of water, II inch.
Total amount of water for the week, % inch.
Distance travelled by the wind during the week,
/. IS2 miles.
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THE BANK or CALIFORNIA.
II TRUSTEES.

ELECTION OF NEW BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
SAN Francisco, Cal Oct. 3, 1875.
st the meeting of the stockholders Of the Bank Of
il ornia Tuesday next, there will be new cleo
OF officers Then some Of the old directors will re-
and OF the members of the syndicate will take
sir places The blending Of the new and old clio.
sns will constitute strong board OF trustees, repre-
ntng great wealth and widespread interests The
lrk will now be enabled TO extend every accommoda-
10 It's own Debtors and thereby strngency Ia the
money market will be avoided
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

COLLISION AND BURNING OF CARS ON THE ERIE.
PORT JERvis n. ", Oct Q, 1875
At about nine O'Clock last night at southned, on
tie Eastern Division Of tho Erie Railway, train ran
into another train ahead Of The cars caught nre,
fnd six cars, together with the engine, were com
petcy destroyed The only delayed short
tima
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SPAIN.

SAN SEBASTIAN SHIELDED BY THE cARLIsTs
SAN SEBASTIAN Oct 8, 1875
The Carists threw $50 shells into this city yesterday.
The French are embarkng French man ofwar in
the harbor The garrison is expecting renlorcements
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DELTA KAPPA EPSILON.
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION OF
THE FRATERNITY.

SYRACUSE, N. ", Oct 3, 1876.
The National Convention OF the Delta Kappa Epsilon
fraternity will be held in this city on Wednesday and
Thursday next public meeting win be held on
Thursday evening, at which Hon James Hustled will
preside and deliver address An grafton viii be de-
lyered by Francis Forbes Of New York city and
poem read by J. n Warner Of Albany A BANQUET
viii take place al the Vanderbilt House amer the exer.
ciSea
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McPARLES.-on Sunday, October g. MONICA youngest
daughter Of James and Frances McParlen aged l year
and 20 days.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her parents
1859 Madison avenue, on Tuesday morning October 5,
ut eleven O'Clock.
[For other Deaths see Ninth Pdgel
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THE AMERICAN GIRL.
A T-MoRTEM

A PosT-MoRTEM ExA0iINATIoN-CAUsE OF HER
DEATH.
ELaIRA, n. ", Oct. 8, 1873.
post-mortem was held on American Girl this morn
ing. Her lungs found in ahyperonic congested
condition, being engorged and greatly distendcd with
blood, very much increased in weight and Of dark
liver color, causing suspension Of respiration and In
Simultaneous death The probable cause Of her death
stated 70 be overcxeron while apparently convaescng
from the prevailing epzootic which IL known by yeto
rnarv snraGons tfeaehoraps aud uuGertan disease.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature FOR the past twenty-four hours in COM
parison with the corresponding date of year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building:
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wAR SAID 10 BE IMpRoDAp1.E.

BRUSSELS Oct. g. 1875.
The independence Beige publishes despatch, dated
Shanghai, October 2 which reads a follows:-
according TO the latest intelligence from Tientsen
which is to September 2s Mr. Wade is represented to
havesucceeded in removing all difficulties, and war
improbable
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ITALY AND THE CENTENNIAL
FLORENCE. Oct. 3. 1875.

FLORENCE. Oct. 8, 1875.
meeting of the Philadelphia Exhibition Committee
was held here to-day. Central Executive Committee
was appointed 1t viii sit permanently in this city and
have the support of the government and the Chamber
of Commerce.
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THE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

SERVICES IN Defeating THE CHAPEL OF THE
INSTITUTION.
NASHVILLE Tenn. Oct 8, 1875
The chapel OF the Vanderbilt University was ded
Gated this morning The services al all the Methodist
churches were suspended and an immense assemblage
was in attendance The dedcatory sermon was preached
by Bishop Doggett In the afternoon Bishop Wight
man preached the intiatory sermon of series TO be
continued throughout the year
The university whole will be dedicated to.mor-
row morning DR.. Deems will preach the dedcatory
sermon.
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ENGLAND AND CHINA.
ABSENCE OF NEWS.

LONDON Oct 8, 1875.
The Observer has the following concerning the
difficulty with China
1--WE understand the Foreign once received fresh
telegram from Mr. Wade up to yesterday No decisive
Intelligence is expected for the day or two"
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TILE BELLEROPHON.
IMMENSE nUsI

IMMENSE RUSH OF VISITORS TO HER MAJEsrYs
VESSEL
NEWPORT, r. l., Oct 8, 1875
II is estimated that /, 500 persons visited Her Mai
etys ship Bellerophon to-day three excursion steam
crs having arrived at noon, coming from Provi-
nee one from East Greenwich, and the other from
Fall River Warren and BRISTOL AS many of the crew
could be spared sent ashore IN order accom-
y1olae the visitors. The excursionists not al
Nod on board until after twelve O'clock divine scr.
! ces were held in the forenoon.
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CHOW WISH THAT MY SKIN WAS AS WHITE
and soft yours said lady the other day female
friend. You easily make IL So, said the lady AL
dressed "How y inquired the rst speaker Use GLENN
Suf. Jpn
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COMFORT FOR TENDER EET-PERFECTION IN
bootmakng; made patent lasts modelled from nature
Practically illustrated at 81 Nassau street.
EUGENE FERRIS a SON.
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ALL WEDDING NOTES. CARDS &C, ENGRAVED
by A. DEMARESf are Of the styles. ls2 Broadway,
near John street.
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ALL METAL TRUSSES ARE ABOUT A CENTURY
behind the age. The ELASTIC TRUss COMPANY $40 Broad
way hold the worst rupures safely and comfortably
efIectng permanent cure.
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BARKER'S HUMAN HAIR PARLORS AND GOLDEN
Fluid Depot SO West Twenty street, four
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REPORTED SEIZURE OF THE CARGO OF THE

The Spanish Minister at Washington, in this city
has received cable despatch from the Spanish Consul
at Kingston Damaica informing him that the cargo Of
the steamship Uruguay, consisting of and ammu-
milton intended for the Cuban insurgents has been
seized by the authorities at that port
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SOUTH AFRICA.
A MONSTER DIAMOND.

LONDON, October ., 1875.
The Cape steamer brings a report that a diamond OF
$50 carats has been found at Kimberly in the South
African diamond fields
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4 MIRAL WELLESLEY TO VISIT PROVIDENCE, n. l.
PROVIDENCE, Oct 8, 1876.
admiral Wellesley has accepted an invitation OF the
Mayor aud City Council to visit Providence, fixing the
\. me at Friday next, the Sth inst.
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A NECESSITY AND A LUXURY. HEALTH AND
comfort -GRADUATRD CIueyr LUNG Protectors are
sold by druggists and underwear dealers BY mail 81 so
ISAAC A. SINGER, Manufacturer 694 Broadway
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DTSTEMPER IN HORSES.-GILES' LINIMENT
IopiDE AMMONIA applied the throat and chest gives
instant relief RALPH oGLE, veterinary surgeon All
druggists. Depot 43l sixth avenue. New YORK.
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Average temperature yesterday. 80. 55k
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OK
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REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS IS So
sold elsewhere IS and So Is Now Church St up stars
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A BURDETIE SMITHS
NEW OFFERi
GOLD PRESENTS
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS -
GOLD COIN
WILL BE GIVEN AWAY
TO ONE HUNDRED AND THIRrY-THREE
GETTERs UP or CLUBS TO
SMITHS ILLUSTRATED PATTERN BAZAAR"
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 81 10 YEAR.
including PREMIUM to EACH subscriber or ONE
DOLLARS worth Of Patterns, At cash price, free
PREMIUM is given also to GETTERs UP Of CLUBS
for EVERY subscriber besides the GOLD PRESENTS
offer below, viz -
We will give TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS IN GOLD COIN 10 the ia persons Who send
the largest number Of Subscribers 10
SMITHS ILLUSTRATED PATTERN BAZAAR"
at ONE DOLLAR and TEN CENTS each before FIRST
DAY Of MARCH next 1870 as follows:-ro the Getter
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HIS ExcE11ExcY AMONG THE MoRMoNs.

HIS EACEILENCY AMONG THE MORMONS.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, Oct g. 1875.
President Grant arrived here this afternoon. He was
met at Ogden by the Governor and other officials and
citizens, and also by Brigham Young and party all of
whom accompanled him 70 Salt Lake CiLY
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EXTRA DRY CABINET
Of
MOET 4 CHANDON
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE
For sale b. leading dealers In wines.
ANTHONY oECHs
Sole agent for the United states.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE "MARvEL
Lous WATER acknowledged tho paragon Of cosmetics
wrinkles reckes sunburn aud all
bemshos Price ~ per bottle For safe principal drug
gsts'. Principal depot No Asor place. near Broadway.
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PHYSICIANS KNOW THAT IRON is A RENfARKA.
bio medicine. The peruvian preparation Of iron
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WILL BE GIyEN AwAY

TWO THOUSAND FIVE nUNDRED DoLLARs y
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wANTED-PERSONS HAVING HORSES WITH NO
appettos TO bring them Cha ham See them
GoaDoN's FooD HoRsEs CATTLE that sure pro-
moter Of health.
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NEW PuRrrcATIovs.
GOLD PRESENTS

A BURDETTE SMITHS
NEW OFFERi
Il. IL II. ~.
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DIED.

SION OF OHenOacns 'Ine bflgahus' was also IN the
programme.
DIED.
McPARLEx-on Sunday, October g. MONICA youngest
daughter Of James and Frances McParlen, aged year
and 20 days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her parents
1859 Madison avenue, on Tuesday morning October 5,
0' [fOr other Deaths see Ninth Pagel
'How WISH THAT MY SKIN WAS AS WHITE
and soft yours" said lady the other day female
friend You can easily make = so said the lady ~.
SULPHUR Soar"
REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, So 50,
sold elsewhere for - and - Is New Church up
NECESSITY AND A LUxURY-HEALTH AND
comfort =GaADuAIEp Cffgr Asp LUXE PEoTEcgoRs are
''O since ga Brosdvsy
ALL METAL TRUssEs ARE ABOUT A CENTURY
hold the worst ruptures safely and comfortably
ehecting permanent cure
ALL WEDDING NOTES, CARDS, sc, ENGRAVED
by A. DEMAREST are Of the styles ls2 Broadway,
near Ohm street
BARKER's HUMAN HAIR PARLoRs AND GOLDEN
Fluid Depot SO West Twentyninth street. four doors Of
Dio"u~S
COMFORT FOR TENDER FEET-PERFEcTToN IN
boomakng made on patent lasts, modelled from
EUGENE FERRIS 4 SON.
DIsTEMPER IN HORSES GILES LrNIMENr
1opiDE OF AMMONIA applied the throat and chest gives
druggists Depot 4oi Sixth avenue, New York
EXTRA DRY CABINET
THE T RfsF Bay SHa aTp2SAcSr
For sale by leading dealers In wines
Sole agent for the United states
LEON DUMAS, EAU NEVERTHELESS. "MARvEI.
Ious WATER acknowledged the paragon Of cosmetics
wrinkles reckles sunburn aud an
gSts Principal depot No Aston place, Broadway
PHYSICIANS KNOW THAT IRON is A RESARKA-
wANTED-PERsoNs HAVING HORSES WITH NO
appettos bring them 81 Cha ham See them
eat GoRDoNs FooD FOR HosEs AND CATTLE that sure pro-
moter Of health.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 NEW NOVEL BY MAY AGNES FLEMING, En-
titled "Norine's Revenge" will he issued In lew days
BY O. w. CARLETON CO., New York.
t.<,4TApRuAI DEAFNESS AND NASAL CATARRH.n
" pamphlet Nv "A. NJ williamson A. ~, late clinical
physician the medical department q the nversty u
hesn se.oos.
May AGNES FLEMlNG's NEW NOVEL "NoRINEs
MI Revenge will be ready IN lew days
9. W. CARLETON CO. Publishers, New York.
e.NroRrNEs REVENGE Is THE TITLE or MAY
~ Agnes Fcmiings , new ~, novel, which Y ~ OA*A-E
U,HE NEW NOVEL, "NoRINE's REVENGE BY MAY
Agnes Fleming will he ready in tow days. BY O. w.
CARLETON co, New York;
~ 00n COPIES or NAY AGNES pLEMING's
lU.OOU new novel; "Norne Revenge will be ready
N . taw davA q " cAALETQN a CO., Asy Nssk.
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TO ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE
GETTERs UP OF CLUBS TO
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GOLD COIN
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 NEW NOVEL BY MAY AGNES FLEMING, En-
N titled "Norinc's Revenge will Ne issued ia lew "a!
By q. w. CARLETON a Co, New York
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29
a Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1876 Of the sternin- Il, dca!
Annual, known Hosttecrs Almanac, Is now
ready, and many be obtained free of cot of drug
g1sts and general countpy dealer in all parts of the
United States and British Am RIGA and indeed in
every civilized portion Of the Weston Hemisphere
1t combines, with the soundcst practical advise for
the preservation and restoration of health, d
large amount Of INTEREST,". and amuscing lght
reading and the calender, astronomical calculations
items, &c, prepared with great care and will
b found entirely accurate The Issue Of Hosretter'
Almanic for 1876 W@l probably by the la ges
edition of medical work published i'll any
country. The nrnrr5atnr7- 8Ies~r-. Ho~tettcr'~ &
smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, receipt of a two c mi
stamp, will forward copy by mail to any person
who cannot procure one in his neghborhood.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-29
POLICE COURT.
Before e. C.Cropper, Police Mag istrate

Dave Tobin, one of our young roughs,
assaulted Charles Olson CD the night
of the 2lst instant, while return
ing home from Macallisters entertain
ment. without any reasonable cause, and
then ran away to the other side Of the
river. Olsen made complaint, and war
rant was given to Policeman Brennan who
nabbed the young rough and brought him
into court where he plead guilty and the
magistrate fined him Sc and cost. He
paid the costs and Sl,5O OF the fine, and
gave security for the balance
Yesterday afternoon three young men,
named John Wilson aud VIM. Decker
farmers, from Sunbeam. Mercer county,
and Burt Anderson, alias Burt Trevit,
alias VIM. f. Henderson, the last being IL
all probability the correct name.
went into Stewart & Montgomery hard
ware store, where the latter bought a re
volver. While making the purchase Hen
derson stole another on. valued at $8,5O
The thief was Immediately discovered
aud followed, Marshal Halves founf
the three in Ike Nichols's place,
north side of Union Square. anc
lfe immediately arrested them, witt
the aid Of citizens. They were taken t.
jail, but later in the afternoon wer,
brought before the magistrate, The stoler
revolver had been found on Decker, but hi
testified that Henderson had given it t,
him, with the remark to keep this till
call for it." There being no evidence
against Decker and Wilson, other thar
this, ana they being rather respectable ap
pearing young men, they were discharged
on the charge Of stealing, but were he'll,
IN 500 each to appear as witnesses at thu
trial OF Henderson,
Henderson, who appeared to be rrejt,
rough case, was held in $500 bonds for III
appearance at the next term of the count
court. Filling to get security he wa
taken back to Jail.
Since the above was in type Henderson
was taken before the county court, wher
he plead guilty, and was sentenced to 3
days confinement in the county Jail.
The case OF John Flanagan as John VI
Roche, for disturbing the peace, was dis
missed this morning Our hot hcade
constable, having cooled off, did not al
pear.
Whether this settles this disgra6eir
piece of spite work or not remains to-
seen.