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Execution of George z. Pemberton.

BOsroN, October $. Tie execution oil
George +. Pemberton, for the murder OF
Mrs. Bingham last March, took place at
10: 10 a. N. to-day, at Suffolk county Jail
The preparations We're Of the usual char
acter. The gallows. which has been in
use for many years, was brought out afresh
yesterday p N. and placed in position, the
criminal being first removed where he
could not witness the operations Of the
mechanics. The drop was suitably adjust
ed, and every care taken by Sheriff Clark
and his deputies to prevent accident. The
gallows had been painted since it was
last in use.
About 500 invitations had been given
Nearly all the persons named in the inyi-
tations were in attendance Chiet of P0-
lice Savage aud delegation Of police
were there by special invitation, and there
were also many representatives of the Sc
cret service force.
Pemberton's last interview with his wife
and children left him in an unsettled state
of mind, and he was unable to eat any
supper, and but little breakfast AT s 80
he was taken into the parlor OF the sheritf's
house and Il season of prayer succeeded.
At 9 so the public services took place.
and Rev. DIR. Lormer read selections Of
scriptures, and prayer followed At9 30
a procession was formed, Sheriff Clark,
in black suit, holding the warrant in his
hand, preceded Deputy Sherit1s Bailey
and Morrill,; then followed the prisoner
supported by Rev DIR. Lorimer on the right
with an open prayer book in hand) and
Deputy Sheriff Bradley on the left The
prisoner was attired il full suit Of black
with q white shirt, low collar and n black
bow.
The gallows was reached, and while
Sheriff Clark was reading the warrant,
Mr.. Bradley bound the criminal and plac
ed the black cap upon his head and the
moose around his neck Rev. Dr. Lorimer
then offered Il briet prayer, and the drop
fell at 10 :03 o'clock. The body quvered
very slightly, and there were no mpleas-
ant sensations among the spectators, UNI
less it may have been by the talnting of
one man in the first gallery.
After few moments, Drs. John II. Me-
Cullon. Joseph s. Jones and Horace Chase
made an examination of the body, and de-
cided that death was occasioned by a con-
cussion of the brain, and must have been
instantaneous.
This afternoon the body is to be deliy-
cred to Mrs. Pemberton, who will see that
it is suitably buried, although she does not
desire to make public the place OF inter
ment.
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iIIE AMENDMENTS. The full returns of
the vote on the amendments to the Con-
sttution, voted upon at the recent cleo
ton III this state. show that all were adopt
ed. The vote was very light. The amend =
ments, in brief, provide for the election of
senators by 4 plurality vote; for the for
nation of certain corporations without
special enactments and under general laws
require fuller investigation before the
governor shall exercise the pardoning
power; provide for the appointment by
the governor OF judges OF municipal and
police courts; that the legislature shall
not give up its authority to tax property :;
abolishing the land office, the public lands
having mostly been disposed of; provid-
ing for constitutional conventions; max
ing more stringent the laws relating to
bribery at elections.
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n AT Bay City, Michigan, the house of George
Nh iest was entered by some person unknown,
W Wno poured a quantity of acid on the face of
i' nls. forrest as she lay asleep. She is horribly
burned and will lose her eyesight. The out
rage Is supposed to have been committed by n
!, man whose suit had been rejected by a girl who
lived and slept with Mrs. Forrest.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1875.
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A Shameful Scandal.

R8-Tn sending money, state THE POST OFFICE
to which the paper is sept.~aa
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the propln Of iowa have tWN impurlHt tuu
~tuuttonai auruim, MS go vote tpr al IhvIr u,s
election, One Of them strikes the word "Whi',
from the Constitution, and the other -trihe.
oul the word "m;Io," Eu> authorizing WuuI
suffrage.
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That voice ''oi one crying in the will
derness' near Watervile has subsidized. 1t
is supposed to have been q radical wall
over the lost majority in Maine.
An interesting article on the growth
of the Granger Association will be found
on the outside of to-day's paper.
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atom Ine present state election there is not an
t't 49, n,y ol national significance The de-
ieai or Triumph of either ticket is n mntter If
lhdlIIerehce III Il national sense: and the hest
use lilaI we can make of the opportunity is to
teach the political leaders what thev har 20 ~
expect of Us. ] ask therefore that no man t,ot
ever attended temperance convention with
purpose to act out its teachings shall throw %
ticket INTO me poX thls November that has the
name Of Alexander ii. Rice on it. TTremen.
dous applause.l We can all paste a blank over
the name of governor, and that will be thr
WeShtlest and most eloquent ticket that can be
thrown in Massachusetts next month. [AD-
plaue. And if you choose to put on that
blank paper the name of our friend Baker as a
certificate of who rubbed out Rice, that it was
temperance man loud applausel than there
can be no mistake, that they should not say it
was some Old enemy in the mayoraIty, or some
man who had difference with him on business
matters, or some crazy aborer or some paper
money lnflationist-but an honest Temperance
man-then will we at least be counted at last.
have been A teetOtaler ever since 1896. and I
, 1875-05-01

8pactat nltpd&dh "a 1hs Ch1fa0a Ir9bAHs,
LANSING, Mich, April 8o.-A journalistic
episode occurred about 8 O'Clock this morning,
III which the editor of tho Lausiug Journal
found tho stovc.poker misht.er than tho pen.
Mr. Sanford hsl charged Allen Houss. 6scEsta1y
Of tho Htato Building Commissioners, NTH drnw~
lug three Of four different salaries from the
Rtata, which Ia not Improbable. aa Mr. Doura
has told your correspondent, with others, tIst
the proceedings OF the Hoard Of Commissioners
ahal1 not 10 published. lhs following appeared
In yesterdays Journal:
Tho Bouate Committee On tho Reform beLool hAse
reported that QUO Allan l.. Bouss Hsa s. yoar u
hoolkesper a. chsrssl BY tla tonFaai Now, i they
chaeeed ty us Ind sor lii sa!.ry 81 ~ sscsst.y
Of tho Board nf taie Capitol Commissioners hs does
not do four dsys' work Ii munth,"
hr. nourB attempted 10 thrash tho editor With
= ANAL zAwhlde. while tl,a former wea In h!s
ohlce: As soou aa he draa II tTom under bis
coat 1lr, Sanford grabbed It, aud In tbs tusul0
Mr, lours regained 1t, when Sanford solzod 3
poker aud vacated tho ollsce In TWO leapa.
, 1875-05-01

SAILOR from tho prnthCF d Eo%tcr aud
glnck IRcfaN Mt SpringflUlds Ill.

salon from tho prnthCr d Eoatcr aud
LgIact& Herd. Mt bpr.ngflolds Ill.
!spfc,al Dispatch to 7'ht ChtaaaJ irtbnnf.
6pR1xorlELp, ILL.,, April 90.--There was large
attendance OF cattls nsn to-day at tho joint sale
Of Prathor i Foster, Of Springfield, ILL.,. and
William black, Of Carrollton. ILL., Those dealers
In attendance upon tho sale at Bloomtngton yas-
to-day arrived here this morning on special
train oSor tho Chicago Il Alton Railroad. For
soma reason. hoNercr, tho psscea obtained for
tho Cattle wcEo much lower than At any OF tle
previous salea this week, and although most Of
tho etock brought what, to q novice. would be
considered good round price, got tho owners
thought thoy we're given a"ay. Some OF the
bettes-brcd cows aut hcifera sold as follows:
Fourth. countesa Of Goodness. cold 10 Simeon
Beatty, Whitehall. Ontario, for 500 Minarcta. I'm.
ported, Tloma. windIe, Ltuooln, ~. S9to; Tulip
"a, aaspuei rsathos. sprnaaed H., s. ooo: hosaaad
iSth wlllls,n At<7snsoa, Iitis indian. H., sl6
Ait.l1s Com, Thomas W!Hdl,, So; Molly Bride
WUais ~ sss oisrenes Ill., Thom:. wndIe
nsras Sls,oa ~ kd 1s: spssnsas1 sasa Ill.,
irotl, ill., SO Il; whito IAIy, James N. Drown Bons
l,erln, H., s3lk; Fanula Dale, T.. u: ki.Ainscr,
d oss 0 n b9o@ns
Mosaton Ed lies $3.50, 1st Phyllis d oenoys Ihomsa
wf t5 ssosid nss,s s. Il bennst nsaas Is. '
Seven others brought au agg regato Of s875.
This closed tho Foster sale on COWS. uls bull,
Druo.ls Booth, imported. ! yeAr old, was
bought by John Potts a Soma. tor STD. Trinkots
levees. I year Cd. imported. 70 Willian ste. TO-
An aggregate OF ea75. Included In thus number
Was Jubitant,
Alr Blacks COWS ao1i:
Jo'is Sd. to ". T. Smith. o.tsloosa, Pa.: $500.
Queen of ths Wet and caf toJ. IT, liekFel! Harris.
tnwn Ill. fA11 Elft4. TO Ed Itce SlQt AAratta, t0
VI r. Hui!s kaloo.a, H.. scol Lady SIaaa, to iola
praher, Springfield. H., $3n Myra o1lla:ia and calf
u q, b, lIar1ics + Ban, Cssrnl1ton, Ill., %; Lady
Martha, 10 Very Aidrlcb. Tlskilwa. III. t7'o.
? Twelve other COWS brought au aggregate Of
3t.a05.
'rhls sale Was wedding out Of his hard, and
tho prices ranaed low. Seven bulls worc sold.
but two OF which went ovcr 600; Chetub Of
CoEnWell. ]. H. sipn. Franklin Ccntre, Ia., e2a5 !,
Duke Alexis, to II. II. Prime, s115. The othar
f,rn apld tor m aggregate Of 1855.
This sale eoucludca tho shott-Torn sales in
this section OF Tho State. Tho next ralan tako
place In Chicago, tho 18th Of May, tho next III
tpdianapol,a which Ia on tho 2Gth Of May to bo
followed BY tho Kentucky nalea in July.
, 1875-05-01
yIoE.PREsIDENT WILSON'S TOUR.

JEFrHRsoNy1L1.E, Ind, April 30.-Vtce-prssi-
dent Wilson, accompanied by Col. Jamcs 4.
Ekin, Deputy Quarterinaetor-1eneral,u u. Il A..
and o. 4. 6tealy, Courier-JoHrnas repoysor.
Waited tho Government Department iu this city
to-day, Mr. Wilson seemed apa4ad at its
magnitude, and pronounced 1t model ostab.
lslI1netst. Ho lcnyes fer Denycr, COL, tonight
Louisv1LLr, n.y., April 80.-Vioo Pre- ai.lsnt
WllsoR arrived III th|s city tlis forenoon, and
during tho day haa secelvoI = largo number Of
s.,ls from prominent gentlemen Of both po!itiesl
dan. j. II. Harlan. and tomorrow goes 70 Fsauk-
for& as tho guest ot Col. s.odla1t johnson.
From Frankfort ho will 20 to Lexington 10 visit
tue Hon. Jobu Q. pseckinrsdgo, who, as Ylco-
of Nr, Wllsou'H oarlier toFms. lIo will epend
the Sunday In Lexington, aud thcnce start on
h!s Westorn trip, intending to spond nono wcoks
In California,
, 1875-05-01

nsllr'oa. dtfaston Of the character and reputation
q N ~ ~ ,or mshfe @ c
esaton % Sy pt"af o hs os fe se
prose that 10 VA no. .ctua,ei b 'nalta
e. as{ s:Ss s@ ;ns ss f;:sss IT, r. ST. 5
Tn tht iust. y o ~ "a Il, and
thry ea dcternno frn1u the syi,iencs ,lic n~sninR
Of ths vord4 :. a1-ia.bIrl Aldcrman,n md, unless
they believe that ths meaning Of those wpr!is fn th1
snntlntd n t.li % - prisoner, they Will and sh' 10
~. ny. ,.o., ~. ,r,.rc. ,h,, IN.
phrase, ss.Jaitrj Aidernan.n q used in ths arti.
cio complalne Of, wa gene1auy un,.srrtnod ean-
o Ss.. s s :ss '1@eS y ~s 'is h.. irssn s, a.
a1etsu foF bribery. then fAe jury mus' nna tae "a'
'e4aan' @ no. GULLY: ,,x H.. ..,,rs,,, T., n,ov. ~,
truth Of @ tbe wofJs aer.,;i.njrI hiles,asn.1 ~ NJ
t,1ed 10 James j. Mcqfsh urisss ths jury Gnd that
drasstd as ssacfug tAaf he had hccn confined In jail
as prisoner. r.,.,..u,. an ,,., .,,.,
,,at, ~" i rsns ,n"a"nos or i.nni,inn, Thrt,
;i,.y r.n tfctariaa IL. .snss ~ ,,a.ninr IN xhir
iIey wero uan,I n,i,1 unorstu in lie nfticjo CON.
planned Of and inltas they believe from tho evidence
lint they wern 70 used or would hc commonly under
stood 70 sigutfy that James Mctrath had sesn con"
% oeH - tfia2'aor I',t tn JUL than they will had th' de-
''Ao'3' ~. ka.s'
IhI = oNscENE runLicAr1oN.
tno lurg .nonfollfeu; aoa s1o GouE' aorer.1.
20 q sho c9nmot az "npseehe iaule.tneht, saa
~ elcaf anestloh taat the btatute enutacon
n-that any o!acnco ~ Nhlch this iaaetme',s e.,
caa pe supp911ea Would hupboss etaIu!o!y ~.
utc' l "ent: I'M oniy pods,o'p Itsh'.%u n, "nsso
tNo hta'uto spcaka o! aoy onseen9 Or
isueeerh pooa; l,a'uh"ots paPe!l u
sns, Htniosla apn, &C. WAGNER msnuh ;1a.
.ha' Mo "ao!o uoon. r.mps.us
norton ~ W m sa m an II Mon he 10
cohceito o. oooS, 81 panpi!c!t OF paFGs. ~
Mnsen oIosY "oro "oulo ue 1pscons, Ut
inE ~ Wotc ever past oi INC shs.aes "Gu.u @ ~
lunslut. fua ~ ~. - liz ts'I n1. a.I
oI haeocn. .nnRh III IL '"en .uo ooos. i'"ro'
olG.; ~ ooaceue Ana 'noaeenti anu n.y
93'1aeneo 3e "uicn "om'a sappots ~ III.
ase!nlens Ios luyis;sniuH ls 'i III onnsc.ae
, 1875-05-01
LAKE. ERIE;
R.r-ur- -

Without cant wind this hsrbor IL likely to Een1nln
sosc for ten dAya yet Tho ce is csving awsy slowly
under nilcr weather ard the hot au,, but there Is
such Of t....,Tho latest arrivals Of masters
looking nfter Fohscl4 are Capt. Noeo, Of tAe schr
Thomas Perry and Capt. ". =. Campbell, ri Tho barge
luckhont.. ...1ho ba'Res Judd aud Jones Are being
fitted With increased leatf-canyass so "a to nail ine
pendent Of tho steam barge WHOM deatrcd mud II 4
rected they will do no considerably ttts summer.
CLEVELAND.
Tho achr J. N. Foascr, which has hid At Ashtabu1h
al winter With cargo Of sal board. waa ltaencd
over tho bar at that Fort, aud has arrived here a
right. Tbs harbor Of AshtAbulA IL not in worry
promising condition. The dcpih Of wacr II reported
to exceed or feet 0veg the bar. Dredging IL III
tro9rcss, and It Is hoped IN Improvement will 10
made.
, 1875-05-01

At Fort Dalhouule tho harbor and lake perfectly
clear CT Ice, but tho canal betwccn lock4 Nos aud
Ia 20 low that boats need not 10 expected to enter
II before tue sth Of May. .Measrs. Abbott,
Foster 4 Titus launched suocoanfuliy at Pnsk DnEwc
Saturday afternoon their nov schooner named tic
about Tho decliua Of American shipbulldIng aud ali
that, when orera received way West hcse for
The construction Of Eoatn intensl for service the
Atlantic co1A There Ia the htn.ks a. 1ibratsr
1 Graf. wlicl, when completed, will i. ftl.ledgsd
cyalsr bout rakes SCOOPS aud saulsA cohnea. 1t Il
to 90 into the Chesapeake Bay service.
, 1875-05-01


Tts range-etntea St. Clair Flats are to 10 located
- nearly ~ rohable whore they tast season. and
ths work ia to be commenced In n few t3ays....A
schooner supposed to be tho f. G. ohcrts ia lying In
tha vicinity 'of Port Huron minus lowsprs,. >. Il
tclcufam to tho Free tfess atatcs thai Tho Do
r,ntou Parliament has decided to comunnre at
onco lte Improvement Of tho Weltand and Fl. Law
lakes, mating them uf sufficient dopth to Edm!t
eafycd at prtsot Tuc.dsy stating that Two Directors
Of Tho Ca,ada Nos.hwcatcrn ltalrosa bad LETT NIL
nxukee for DoIoe for tho p1irnoeo OF negotiating fur
tho rlrcbafo Of twD steatnesa to run between Trav
esse City md Escanaba IN connection with tho Mar
oust,o \ I:sennata mud Grand narlda h 1n-
ssa Keea .sa ar.n ay ne
ff<e rtss says Parties from Sturgeon buy btisg
ports that tho leo Las 80 far coarrt out that work
goc rrorect Of eeIng completed lutIng tho summer.
On tho caat silo Of Green Bay tbs trear Of leo sa
hcen fearful, tho late winds having rIIed It M In
in sonc entirely demolished. The pier Ut Eagle ltar.
bor known oa the German pier, vas Entirely drstroyc
anil 3n. cords Of wood wthaed away: THO pier At
Ltto Sstor lay was also destroyed. The icct how
ever. ~ principally broken up tho Sturgeon Lay so
Of Green Day, and the danger Is considered past: "A
dispatch from Qhohoygan says steamer Is making ltF
evidently making for that port. Tic only boat known
to lie IN Tint vicinity ia tho prop g. Josep whtrA ieft
Detroit with extra snIp1y Of fuel with the intention
Of Waiting cheboygan before returning.
nay CITY.
Tic loading Of SQUARE oak timber is expelled to b.
gtu Al tho Fllut peEo Marquctte alps nor wcck...
The Ice on Lake Huron is still exteutiye cast wind
h Co.'s new barge, tho Little Jake, Has launched at
Bartn4H Wednesday, 1ier (ltnens!0ns Keel,
Is2 iett t,ean 20 feet; depth Of hold fco.; lumbar
capacity, 375 900 cet. sho will load Immediately fos
Tntctfn with lumber,
, 1875-05-01

b. casual u,s1iaE = 1bo Bt,Et tha3aas y h, o5n.
psy ns slseIioa of taf M sp.ulax .ea
s " y 81 X. SSss e:
a. uhs H. Ssas 4 III ~ 'f n Sss II
o1ack III tbs Aftef9eNh Of that day. -
N, HAtsTLklT, 8sssstskJ pro. tat9.
, 1875-05-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.


-. NFHEL sIt IkIbs
stNuck !s!.pl 4 faalaa, n..l1n4l CalppAay tes liz
Sllsa .! p!sst9ts Eas.nant talss and :hs tsan.so.
vi ha hrIa q Is uUsc1 VI The Ioipaay In lhs uliy u
E!eaku ta "Wednesday, ths "a day 1eno As4t - il
Qtotk T. II. lQklE i. TltAGf,
ii. ToWs. Secral.sy. FtGsluont.
, 1875-05-01

CHICAGO. MfLWaukEE& 4 ST. Paul RattRoso.
Filler PERT; corner fsdf,es art fua4,s. Ticket n1es
, 1875-05-01

atilxAukea ( PratrIo du Chtcu
!lls1si,E, i'a.senger.,...,.,.....
M!l"aukee, u Cruise, Wnnnat
4. Paul. lnuea1.olis, Kjpoa,
1"ha"F1 4 GFcen bay, through
f:1rfcRH.,..
MtlsAus oe.. MAdI&an, frafs1o nul
Ch.c1 1 EnHs: n..o, st.ua.ha
and Sttseps PMnf, Pat..nxlz.
bfilwaukoe. St. fanl 1 lItnue-
ap9lls. through Llpro.s......,
, 1875-05-01

m. tnE !se 'toS1, ~ s ,,,,,....
Ihe court tAeh 'nsstuptoa sHe JasS 40 1uAV"et
On behalf Of the raoplc, the Court iuetsnca the
JURY tuattor Of !aw that thts oso - ~ Indictment
fur tha alleged publication Of All kllego absl nIon
jamGA ]. MrGrat1. The malice necessary to sustain
this Indictment docs not mgan Or stgnfy that to d.
faudant, Wtlhnr +. 6torcy, hEd or eateFta!neA any
hatred OF -W.M toward tho said Jatnes J. Neoraht
but It thc said mAcc} means aud 4!gn1Aes wrongful
aet. Intentionally lous by R1t1 Storey, without any
reasonable OF lawful 1naIltcatlon Or s1euss. Tie
t1ry are 70 DO governed by the deaA!llon oi
malice and no otleE. Therefore, II tho 1uEy beneY
from tue evidence II thts case GnSona 1cssnnsb!o
doubt that on the SQlh Jay ot fepFl419 las3 tue ae
feGdan Wilbur f. atoEoy xas tho owner anu nsorfih7
Tor Of certain public newalAper which circulated Ia
thls County Of Cook aud elsewhere, called sd known
~ Tie Chioago lI1Hss, and That on e4ld 29!h
day Of February tic said defendant, VIII
bur +. 6toseys published, or caused 10
DO publlshca. tp said nawspaper, statement
nf aud concerning Tho said jamcs y. sc0r4th' tdne
tho aa!d aieo1sth was an cx.ta!l-oisi Alderman"
lieu slo ioionant & guilty Mud IL te duty Vt tao
Jury Ia ind him guilty Hnlsss taa jury believe from
tho evidence admitted to thc by lha Court that thu
said Mc0ratl wAst On Aail 10th day Of February,
In fact "an ex.jatl.hrd Alderman" and
That such statement was published with
rood motives aud tor tlstiaable end4 pf uness The
words meant something efss than "a alleged In tho n-
tttcueu The Court inSlFnrR the jury It they believe
from Tie syijeucs that tAa Defendant Published tho
alleged ubelous words ~ charged IN Ito indictment.
thu there ts 8nJ ous question lot tue Jury TO con-
slider, apI thie ID whalher tho MoFus "tx-Jaalbsd Al
Aerplnn usually aud ordinarily signify rcEaon who
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