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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

~Miss Baekmau. the Illinois giantess.
who died the otter day, weighed 4I2 pounds
gNearly torn OF by rats was the hand OF
child OF Moses McEnfee of Eddyville n Y.
svThe Emperor William left Milan YES
teruay on his return 10 Germany.
Tin Chicago a man Is considered an A r. 3 :
summer.
that Captain Cook saw In the Sandwich Is
lands were tatOoed.
K|Timber is reported to be quite plentIfnt
in the Black Hills, and the miners VIII H.
have TO 60 mr. TO hang man.
Employers are rejoiced, for their young mea
can now settle down % business
~Lord Dunerin. governor general OF Can
Ada, arrived at Ottawa, Ontario, Saturday,
and received Q warm welcome.
~The Western Methodist has invented a
new name for an old lady; IL calls her q.
"matriarch.- = -
N-"Mush and milk festivais- ana cam,
butter parties" are now the rage In Penasy,-
~There are great complaints of sdultera-
New jersey.
WThe champion small baby is in Phill,rx
county Kansas. Age, q days; weight, -
0The Rev. Mr.. Hugh, . Metbodist
preacher Of Vermont, occasionally delivers
his sermons In verse.
~For some reason skeletons for the modi-
e e &c, schc s usually quoted - $50 can now
ga ST. Louis woman prossssss 70 know
personally - women who have eoc0me bald
BY wearing pouderous heaps a nloe hair.
IA Berlin telegram says that reports are
In ciroulosi0n In thas city ehat Prince Bis
marck h about 70 resign On account Of tf
health.
~Af Redwine, Minnesota, the post ONCE
CLERKS have formed q charitable assOeiaffon
for prepaying letters deposited without q
stamp.
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TIE TAMMANY RING LITIG ALTON
SweeDy's Answer TO the Suit Against

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-In the suit of the
people against Peter Il. Sweeny, to recover
SO, $50 IS, the defendant put in an answer
on Saturday, in which he denies having,
while president OF the Board of Works con-
splred with County Auditor Watson for the
purposes OF fraud or having audited any
fraudulent claims knowing them to be false.
de denies all allegations in the complaint
ana alleges that plaintiff has heretofore
claimed that persons other than the defend
ant were guilty of the alleged frauds. He
1urther sets up that the mayor, aldermen,
ana commonalty OF the city of New York
are alone entitled 10 sue for the causes set
forth, and that there is n defect of parties
sweeny's attorney signs and swesrs ID the
answer on account Of absence of defendant in
France.
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Moody and Sankey's Morning Prayer

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-The morning PRAYER
meeting s of Moody and Sandy commenced
In Talmage's church this morning al :
O'Clock. The building was crowded.. some
5000 being present, comprising many men
en- route TO business, but the audience was
mostly women. Quite number of clergy
men were also in the audience, but the pull
pit platform was occupied only by Moody
and Sankey. The services opened with q
hymn, then prayer by Moody, then a hymn
by Sankey followed by prayers by different
persons in the audience, interspered with
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GALA DAY IN BALTIMORE,
BlrCrRiTICy Of TIE sEW CHI FALL.
CONVERTING BROOKLYN
MOODY AND SANKEY'S BIG JOB.
NEW roRk'S RING SUITS.
MORE NEW YORK FAILURES.
A GREAT DAY IN BALTIMORE.
Dedication Of the New CITY Han.

lcftfHN DtSffWcN 10 Ike Ni6Ir.l
BALTIMORE, Oct 25.-The civic celebra-
ton here to-day defeating our new city han
Is grand affair. The parade OF the military,
benehclal, and trade organizations. fire cor,l-
panies, &C, was very fine. Following the
parade interesting exercises took place ia
'front.' of the City Hall on Holiday street
The Mayor, Hon. Joshua Vansant, as presi-
cent OF the building committee, delivered an
address descriptive of the early history of
baltimore, and tracing the progress of the
corporation from 1875 To ls75 its entire exis
teDce), and then with a Succinct account OF
the expenditures upon the building, deliv-
ered IL over formally To the city. The cost OF
the building will be bat a little over two aud
ioGrth million dollars. which is one fourth
OF million less than the appropriation made
Ior III. The furniture, carpets. drapery cur
talns, etc. OF every description cost so ne
thing over 100000. Much of this is really
que 10 Mr.. NaDSants tireless industry
and integrity as chairman for the past SIX
years Of the building committee. The at
Gress of Mayor Nausant was reDllei 10 nv
the Hon. j. ii. b. Latrobe, one OF our Oldest
citizens.
GBYASSoCTATED PRESS
BALTIMORE, Oct 25.-The new CITY Hall
was formally dedicated to-day. Thousands
OF people came In by railroad from the coun-
try, and by 10 O'Clock the sidewalks on Bal
timore street, from Eutsw TO Broadway. a
distance OF little less than two miles, was
packed with people, house tops and every
window and balcony being crowded. The
grand feature of the day was the proceSsi lion.
Fully 100000 people were on Baltimore street
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SUSPENSION OF rHE CHARLorrEsyILIy

BUTLER's RAG MoNEY.-This is a Boston
story, told by the Herald, OF that city: "A
few weeks since Ben Butler sent a letter
containing half a dozen new $50 bills 90 a
Boston bank for redemption. Previous To his
sending them they had been, with several
Others. unfortunately left in vest, whic
was carelessly thrown into the wash. q
course they were pretty badly scrubbed, a.
IL required a careful hand TO pick out the re
mains and paste them upon paper before they
them. but many such accidents 20 Ben, with
possibly different result, might mo he him
q hard money man."
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THIEVES DE~.

THIEVES DESs IN THE LoSG ISLAND
WooDs-OD Wednesday party of Z uuners,
while hunting In a piece or woods near the
residence OF Mr.. Daniel Lawrence. at Black
stump, town OF Flushing, came upon a pc
eulisrly SHAPED pile of Stones, which, upon
clo-e eNsmir alton, was found TO cover the
mouth of a cave. Trey Also heard some per-
IONS talking loudly and swearing directly
beneath them The entrance 10 the cave was
through small hole, into the top OF which
was thrust bag of leaves. Toe discoveries
at once gave notice To the authorities, and
officers were Immediately dispatched TO
search IN e place. They found nothing how
ever, but bed and some small pieces OF
candle, the occupants having fed. A STINT
lar cave has been found IN another part of
The same woods, and will be explored % day.
Much poultry, harness. &C., have recently
heen stolen in this vicInity.-M " Herald, %.
SUSPENSION OF THE CHARLorrEsvILIp
NA.l NATIONAL BANK.-The Charlottes-
VILE National Bank closed It's doors on Tues
day last, IL reports be true, owing 20 outside
speculations, and an apprehension OF CON-
plications, arising from the supposed en-
barrassments OF individuals, caused a run
on the institution during Tuesday, which IL
was found impossible 70 resist. A statement
OF the president and cashier IN pm hlished, in
which they say that the assets ar. consider
ably more than double the amount of the de-
pOsits. and the directors are unable 10 see
why there should be the least uneasiness on
the part OF depositors rs 10 the safety OF their
money.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN q CO.-Suit has been
brought In the Supreme Court by Sigmund
Badeau, deposition in the banking house OF
the amount Of his deposit, which he alleges
is wrOngfully withheld from him by the de-
fendants. Ex-Judse Cadozo and r. s. New
combe, Badeau's counsel, applied to Judge
an attachment against the property ia the
hands Of the assignee. 10 await tine issue OF
the suit. alleging that the assignment was
made with fraudulent intent, and is, there
fore void. The application was granted.-N
Y, Tt1aes sd. "
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Cnser Fritz Certainly Coming 20

The Cologne Gazette re affirms the state
meDt that the crown prince of Germany will
visit the centennial exposition al Phflaiel
pnla and says the Il gun corvette, Elizabeth,
Will convey him to America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

CONVERTING BRooKLYN-Tle drst nj
Moody and Sankey's revival services was
held i'm the Brooklyn Skating Pink YESTERDAY
morning, July ten thousand persons being
present. The services viii be continued
every evening during The week except sat
ufday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

THE COURSE of instruction at the artillery
school, Fort Monroe, Va, will. in future
commencing with the next term, May, 1876
be two years instead of one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

RRMARKABLE RIFLE PRAcrICE.-Friday
afternoon NJ the Riverside Range at Sayre
Penn, Capt. r. G. Coleman Of the Am ericau
Rifle Team made 80 out Of q possible 10 at
the ] 200 yards range In eight shots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

THE ORDER of the Court of Commissions
OF Alabama claims, published elsewhere in
The STAR, is of interest to claimants ana
their counsel
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FOREIGN NEWS.
uprtmNA IanHAlh

LONDON, Oct. 25.-At special meeting OF
Guild hall. to-day, Prince Leopold. upon in.
vitatlon OF the corporation, formally took
up the freedom OF the city OF London, TO
which he is entitled by patrimony. After
dejeuner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

MARSHAL APPOINTED. The President
has appointed John ID. Stevenson u. s. mar
shall for the eastern district of Missouri
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MORE WEIGHT ON THE RAG BABY.-Dr.
Linderman, Director of the Mint, estima ties
the gold and silver product for next year at
@lOO, coo 600.
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BRIGHAM NoUAGs b. his counsel. appear
cd Ia the Third District court at salt Lake
City on saturday, In obedience TO the order
10 show cause why he should not he pun
lshed for contempt an not paying - 90 ALI
mony 70 Avn Eliza Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

THE ST. LOUIS WHISKY RING.-Bassett,
one. OF tie st. Louis gaugers charged with
conspiracy to defraud the revenue, has ap-
pealed TO the Secretary CT the Treasury to
abandon the civil suit against his bondsmen.
If this be dome he expresses willingness to
stand trial on the criminal charge, and to
make full confession of what he knows OF
the operations OF the whisky ring. In the
judgments already rendered against the dis
tillers and rectifiers Of st. Louis the govern
ment is fully secured from all losses and
Bassett and his bondsmen pray that the gov
eminent will not visit punishment on the
latter, who are entirely innocent OF any
FIR himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

KILLED WHILE PLAYING CRoQrEr-At
Titusville. Pa, Reuben Burton, while play
ing croQuet last Wednesday, was accidental
iy struck In the head with a mallet and ex-
piIed from the effects at O'Clock that even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

THE SrRANGEST SUICIDE YEr.-About
midnight on Thursday a well dressed maa
went on board the Hoboken ferry boat Rum
sey when she was lying at her slip In New
York, and passed through To the bow. There
he spoke 10 passenger who was standing
near The guard rail- smoking, and said. II
guess the river - pretty cold tonight" IL
guess 30, too the passenger replied and the
man replied, "Well. I'll know all about IL in
a minute or two" The next moment ne had
mounted the guard-rsil and Jumped into the
water. The passeuger caught hold of Ills
coat-tail, but the strain was too great for
him, and he was Obliged 20 let go. Toe man
did not appeal on the surface again. and all
efforts TO recover his body proved unaysil-
ing. IL is supposed that he loaded himself
with weights so that he would sink im me-
diateiy. His hat did not appear. aud must
have been fastened 10 his head, 50 as 10 pre-
vent any possible chance OF Identification
N Y Tf,g,s 13d
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GkrIYSBURG, PA, Oct 25.-The Conowa-
go paper mills, six miles north of Gettys-
burg, were burned on Saturday night. Loss
SS5,ec0 insurance, SIT, 500. The fire was the
work of an incendiary,
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Intar-
nal revenue, s6t3 ,4I562; customs, $500, 2I6.92.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

THE AMOUNT of national bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury to-day for
redemption aggregated 500, 6l2.
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POLITICAL NOTES.-The New Orleans
Times says:-"The question which will nat
urally arise in the minds OF intelligent par
tisans is, Is the financial question OF suffi-
Gent importance To risk upon that issue al
most certain defeat?- The New York
Tribune puts IL thus: 'The last nail ia tie
comm OF the nsylvania democrats. TIE
report that Gov. Allen Is to take the stump
for Pershing and the Erie platform is con-
firned." THE Texas constitutional con-
vention has under consideration an amerd-
ment prohibiting clergymen from holding
political offices. 1.-The Boston sTrayelers
understands that General Banks has agreed
to speak at the democratic meeting at Fan
euil Hall, Boston, this evening. .'..The
Rockville, Nd, Sentinel expresses its fearx
that the Reformers will carry MONTGOMERY
county next week, and warns the Ringitss
that they will be beaten II they do not do
hard work between now and election day.
'...A satirical voter has sent 70 . Minnesota
editor a cabbage which, he says, "represeuts
the Democratic Liberal-antf- Monopoly,
party" in Minnesota II has three very light
heads growing on one stalk. 1.-The Spring
field "Republican" gives IL as its opinion
that enough votes may be cast for the I'M
nominated ticket. Adams and Bartlett, TO
defeat Mr.. Rice nsep.1 for the Massachusetts
eovernorship. THE prohibition vote does
not appear 20 be . very Important factor in
Iowa. The return thus mr. from the recent
election ehow that the candidate OF that
party polle1 only one hundred and twelve
votes.
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More New York Failures.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Wm. MOller 4 Sons,
sugar refners, who have been in difficulties
for some time past, made an assignment
for the benefit of their creditors. On the
samedayan attachment was granted against
their property, at the suit of Jules Sazerdc,
FOR 81, 511.s6. Three other suits have been
brought against the firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

BALTIMORE. Oct. E.-Oofton shade essitr-mid
ding, l51sal31s. Hour quiet and steady-Howsr
street and western super, 5oa5 90 do. extra, 5e9a
6.15; do. family. o0a7 so; City Mills super, %
co. do extra, 5y50s6 Is; do. Rio brands 75aT %
do. family, rs. whesi-westeru nan'nal: south
err dun aud heavy; prices fully cents lower Penn
yvsnis red, SAL IS; lAnd red 3oal 40; do.
an Der, 45al 20; do. white, s0ai 50. COra-scuth.
ern quiet; western very dUl southern white, 7sasg
a.. elbow. II: western mixed, 7ch Oats dull
sou bern. sss46; western white, 43a44 western
mixed, Ns45. Rye quiet 75as0 Bay duII-Nsry
.snd and Pennsylvania, 20 oea2i 90. Provisions
lsiTIy active and a shade hrmer. Pork, 3 Goa
2S2j. Bulk meats-shouioers. 81 s9lz; clear sib
sides, R5sal3: loose packed. 91al3bs. Bacon
shoulders. aux; clear rib sides, l4l al4l, ham
shal6. Lard siesty aud frmer-r-faed, Ia ais
Butter steady-western extras. 80 do. nrsts, zsaz7
Petroleum quiet-crude. 6As refined, 3sl3ia G Zee
Snii and hesvyIB,9 esrgoe, lsfsa joobins, Is.2i
on account of holiday. Sugar quiet, l0.saios.
NEW Work, Oct f5-Stocks active and strong
Money IA. Gold, AS. Exchange, long, iSO; sbort,
So. Governments dull and steady.
HEw fosk, Oct. S.-Flcur qniet and unchanged
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn quiet and lrm
LONDON, Oct. Is, iao m-Ocnsols for money,
"a 1-16; account, 941R u. :. bonds, new SIS, i03s.
Erie, Hgs: preferred, %.
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THE LIBERIAN reoUBLss, accordins to a
letter from II snry w. Dennis. the secretary
Of the uea-ury Of the republic, which The
New York Ierald prints, are owing 20 the
mscnine ans Of some Engltshmen who Are
recognif IN. There In every prospect, how
eyer,f It the tnsurrectton viii be speedily
supp; ssed.
- The number Unregistered voters I'm New
Yc- * city In IA ,95i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

The SUGAR DRAWBACK QUESTION SET
TLED.-CollectOr Arthur, of the port of New
YORK, received dispatch from Secretary
BTlstow saturday, which reads as follows:
"ke:tore former rates of sugar drawbac on
All goOds purchased for export at any time
and shipped pending the inves tigatiOn. -
ms decision is most importa MT one to all
concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

THE DECISION of Attorney General Pierre
pOnt, printed in full in to days STAR on the
liability of the government to pay the inter
est and principal of the District bonds known
as the Go Congressional, has had it's effect
already in marked degree. At the close OF
New York, the highest point attained on the
stock board was 90. To-day they have
reached -, with an increasing upward ten
dency. The street il alive with the shrew,l
and happy ones who had faith i'm this secu-
rlty, ard bought when the timid were selling
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

AN INDIANAPOLIs CLINICAL SCANDAL
The Indianapolis Herald publishes q long &C
count of charges against Rev. Mr.. Bowling
of the betrayal Of Miss Eva Kearne. Bowline
was tried some time ago, and, according ia
the Herald, was declared guilty; but q ma
jority OF the committee was instructed to re-
before the public correspondence showing his
orrilf - =
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REPORTED DEATH OF AN NJ. C. ELECT
special dispatch TO the Nashville Tenn
american announces the death of Hon. s. NJ
Eite, Representative elect from the Fourth
Congressional district of Tennessee in the
44th Congress, at Hot Springs, Kansas, sat
uroay.
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with Brooklyn is progressing, but there is no
prospect Of its completion within the time
sCect6ed when the work was cOmmencej.
ture is not likely TO be finished until 1879.
we may next year have the stone work ON
roth sides Of the river completed and tenn
Iorary bridge thrown over.--N. y. HeroCd
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IMPoRTATIoNs FOR THE CENTENNIAL

1-uT OHI HTIO>o FUR THE OtNIENNIAb.-
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
Conant, yesterday issued circular to col
lectors of customs, saying the Department is
engaged In the preparation OF amended regu.
latlons governing the entry of imported
articles for the international exhibition at
Philadelphia. The regulations will be made
as liberal as possible, consistent with the re-
strIctiOns OF the act of Congress, approved
June Is, 1874, authorizing the free admission
of such goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

Is CHARLEY Ross IN ENgLANDs-A dis
patch nom Philadelphia SAYS that Nelsa
Booth, who claims "a have been coacerned
IN the abduction OF Charlie Ross aud ia a
letter recently stated that he was with a GYM
sy named Sam Hurbet, In England, aud WHO
urged Walter L. Baker, 10 whom the letter
was written, 10 go To England aud recover
The boy, has, In answer Ia "A personal pub
lished by Baker, sent him an orier on Hur-
bet for the delivery OF the boy. The order Is
as follows.
NEW YORK, America. October IS, fSS-
N0Ia htabof, Give To this man Baker nv III
Tie boy, which gave you to keep for me last
October, ia York state, America. I have
sent him over for him. have male up with
the old woman, and we all going % live To
gther. have had a big stake. aud I ges We
can live all right IL / owe won ANYTHING
send me WORD by Baker and will tx IL You
know who mean. Little Charley Sprague,
my son, Bake. il all ready 20 come TO York
State, so don't detain him. Oblige, Hiram
Sprague, your old friend Boston
Baker has given Mr.. Ross ali the informa-
ton In his possession. Booth in i'm Philadel-
phia, and the police know his haunts, but he
has not yet been arrested. Baker leaves
New lork to-day IN a steamer for Liverpool.
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THE TIIIENs CONCERT. GODDARD

Messrs. NJ. h NJ. Strskosch have the honor to an
DouDce for the evening of
MONDAY, OCTOBER rs,
LINCOLN HALL,
The frst snd only appearance in Washington o..
Ms LIE TERESA TITlENS,
The QUEEN OF THE LYRIC STAGE.
The Directors have succeeded In making arrange
meDts for the Titiens Concerts with
NINE. ARABELLA GODDARD.
kEGLANDs first PIANISTE,
MR.. TOM KARL. Tenor,
Signor CARLO OkLsNDINI, Baritone, and
kM1Lks SAURkT the eminent violin virtuoso
The Piano accom- psnlment by Signor MARIO.
Reserved seats 81 30.
Sale 8 se ats this day at Metzerotts usic Sto
The Steihway Pianos used az the Titiens Con
certs. octl2 l8 Is. l9Sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-25

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL had n four
hours seance with applicants for office to-
day and said mo vacancies, To all corners
For few weeks past the pressure for office
at this department has been unusually
heavy. Two-thirds of the apple ants are
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The yi.eu.sd shee,i.r Fad, r,,.,,,

DEATH or rHk wOUSDND KDIroR- caR-
RUTH.
Uri Carruth shot by Tana,S On Mas n.
died AZ Nineiaud. ~. j yesterday noroia,
Subsequent % the shooting of c Arruth. ian
dts was taken into custody and taken a.
idg ton jail, where he was up % wltni \
three months ago. when arrangements weTe
N aoe Tor his release under bail. the amount
bling sso.ooo. since his release, some friends
OF lanois nave been working 10 bring about
asettlement between them, Mr.. laadis All
DIS attorney having visited Carruth at Gin
Ton, y: \, where he had gone for his health
lands offered him IS 600 I'm cash and ahont
80 acres OF land. which Was indignantly NJ .
iused oy Csrruth. since his return nom his
Visit 10 his friends st Clinton Carruth has
teen very much troubled IA regard n his s..1
ennisry affairs, and the probable CONDITION.
OF his family In case OF his death Aoosher
attempt 10 settle with MT. Csrruth at elm
Ton having JAILED, some OF Lands friends
have been endeavoring Ia bring about set
Element since his return from the NORTH ana
had progressed so FAR that only a Few days
since the sum Of $500 In cash aud Sc
curities had been agreed upon, aud the
papers only awaited the signature OF I.andis
out ne insisted that Csrruth should leave
lhe state before the settlement was perfected
Calruth has been falling ever since Ms re
turn from the north, aud has heen unable
10 attend 10 any business. HIS mind was
1 90, excited In regard % settlement.
l y 10 within week ar ten DAYS n Was
Thought that n his mind was relieved OF that
burden he would vet recover. Al dayhnaak
he would ailNlou>ly inquire. Can you keep
me TIL night, so we can fiN No those pa
pers." atd a. night, You must keep me uu
morning. 80 we can settle that matter" his
friends not letting him know the settlement
could be brought about only nv hts removal
from the state. He has been Confined % his
bed for some days back. saturday evening
ne ate his supper IN reclining position, feel
ing nom All appearances, a he had been
ior some DAYS past, and ahOut three or four
hours after he was taken win a cnnvulston
lollowed by violent nt OF vomiting, AFTER
which he sank INTO a stupor. rom witch H.
was relieved by death about three O'Clock
yeStenay morning. lands was delivered
by his bondsmen 10 lie authorities who re
arrested him and took him In Brldgetan hrs
Malcolm, Mcfarland aud Gross from Phil
adelphia, have been sent for Ia hold a poSt
norton examination. and ON Tuesday Car
ruih's body will he taken % Clinton, Oaeida
county, y. Y, for interment.