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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-29

Cine SOppelte' Sobseit. - On
eauealtr Durte am SorItbltu Dcuutrilds In
bsr 0Obnuns ttS Srn. Sal. qSS cine DcpprI.
Sc6lsIi otftiat. Sr. Z. INT feline G'allln
stIsbrhtsu namIi& itrs FIbnut (25iibriSs)
po<Ii. pibrtnb bsrsn 1o6ir bel tnltltm
@tItssubtil mil Srn. 80. 9a&snb,Imtr ron
Columbia asirant Burtt. 3a8Iti& ieITIr
aud 8rau eSS Ibrtn Gtburistaa. 6riuldu
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-29

Die SenteunieIs 9ebduee In YsiIa.
srIpbia nrbmin 42 gIdsr 9anS Gin.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-29

Col ipieSer anfeebamt per6en.
- MIltrSiSpn, Butler Gcuniy tropUn elm
GROCER 1bsil vcr finfDsn @cnaitn tur9 8mn
tuilrri wursr, fol-, ME mir NIT 8rsuSt Snntb.
men, pIseW nuisstaul pttstn. SO ili's U&i.
Die Siir6u itntS Gtatt6tns linb unltrn,b.
msntt gtrIs. unb IaGsn fi& niRi 70 Iri9t bur&
elm ilnelid abl6udtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-29

Sine faubefe SnrD. - On unirtr
Na4tariiaet GarIlsIt N elm euls5 G,Ib fir bic
Hs8n I'M Sa iffbIsn. etbis @c&r putbsn
Stpd tsrEsIbtn wtssu D!sbRabI Tor bic Court
sstraat unS Ubi&Un bic 9spsils tbrtr S&uIb
Ilar uuS iibfrpisssnb tpartu, (bis Rsstr bailtn
IS isIta sInssRanttn, eaB Is ssRebItn,) Ruy.
ben iis Ntnur& Srn tr Sury frtiesfpre.
&en! - Man lsbk bnB IS In Carlisle AUD
uiat an eanGrtrtu, rsfp. gld. ftbIi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-29
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Daruart fommt - 9n grDbte
Sbopmazn In brr gBrIt III Das
70 f,Itsn In ben QuHal.n ttr @sfGi&tt
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lOIl 1n isbt In SsarjtH ,uiraBtn. Bare
num'S orCbtr ,.Sbop" fcIl namIIa nm
Mittwu@ rem 5tn Mat In bi;Fs,y
SIabt swtI srObs gOrRslluns,n sstsn,
wc bic prd&iisFtn wfsres, b,ftn Stunt.
rsittr unb f,Itfama.u SbIrt In her
Welt, ntbn oitltn nntrtr Buntsr fiir
bloS SO Gents su tG,n 1np. So III wO9l
nlSt nolRwtnei8, OItl iibr tItlt 9robs
GasR'aun8 Ju iastn. t0nnsn itbO6 .niai
uhbin, unisu eslu baraui bIn,uw,I,
fen. bab eititltt cine 5ammluns nil.
er abIsu, g5ssl unS RtpliIlsn umIabi,
wIt man at nIratnbS lonR In 70
srcbr unb inisrtGanlu an,abl su.
fammsn antrIfi. ba man bort allt ltttu.
btn nUuntr her Natur" lsttu fam.
Die b,ftn SunRrtlt.r unb 9unartilt.
rinntn, 8sI,rnts YitrNt uno anbns
DISQUALIFICATION llnb pon Srn. Bar.
MIN ,nsusirt. @r In Der 5bat elm
srrsnrIIsss SRaufpIsl, wIs rs SisutIat
In Der sant,n g,Il t,in atnli&sS sttt,
l,bsn tp!g, Ter pnldumt nItt, nd6atn
NtttpUa 8arnum'S erCbs 99sItauS'
fsuunS 81 bsiu6,n. IS il wErtIia
SsRsnswtrIt.
@glnf ber Sob,ritsrriic. - 9ibtfn
DCuntrFa8 batttn mir has Sseniis,n,
elm iuustS gbtpaar, ndmlIt Srn.
Gmil 9Ubn bon Gbambnsburs, unS
5raul,In Nu9uat GGaS aus 8alil'
more. rsldt an itnsm Soe In ltbttrtr
StaSt SstrauI purttn, an titHs,n
Satnbcf iu ts8rh6sn. 9n itrsr 8ss
sItitung wartn nod Sr. 5tinrid
Gfas, tr Batter ttr @raut, ttGn
SObn, anb Marams 8alfsnfsin,
IOipis aud b,F,n 966hr6tn. DIE
muuttrs @sftuf&uft mar auf ibrsm
8siIt nod gtanbtrSturB. TOO l6 has
Jung, 9rautpnar nisSsrSulaTtn s,esnft.
Nu6 mir wultn jur SrG,,it sinssIabsn,
letter mar IS uns attr niGt m6glIh,
Der frtunhiIatn @tnlabuns nahsutoms
utn. Sr. glnS unb 1tIn Sobn fstrt,n
AM Mpnlns ptster mad Baltimore ,ur
rid, boHnfr,ut iibtr tIt Sisifs unb ittr
bic btrjliSs aufneOmt. mild, i6nsn In
G6nmtsrStutB Su 5GsiI wurrs. GIns
srrbt Nnjdbl 8r,unst baitm fd ont
8atnbOf bnl,Ibl unb IN rsr Wobnuns
b,S iunasn SraulpaavS ptrfdmmtIt I'M
tsnf,Itsu itr. @IidSwiul&s bariutrIns
Gen. @uH ianb H& sInt trsflI&e Nu'
1fbanfe bort elm, unb pIsItt mtbrtrs
ftbr bdbl6t Slide.
ST.. GtaS iittrbraSIs uns sIns 8lalA,
famCIsn n@iiitru," has her eIadlids
9rauIISam unS juiaNtIs, unb MIR aui
has gecbl t,S Ircbtn YrautpaarS trim
fen lolI,n. s1Ir wiBlttw Srn. 9cbn
unS l.luef lI,btrswirrIS,n Satin brn
rtIdan 5ts,n b;S 9mmtIS. M56s
bic SUnns hes SSrifesnS ibptn asiS Lac
dtln, unS baS ;aytt Sdrb tr r.lnsn
eIsbs lie ilsiS nmi&IinStn.
@an, rr6i.-@ts trr n gpIfSlrsunN"
SUr Sort @agns. Snb., m'Itst, 70 InS
bic Burger itn,r Statt tnii&IoGtn. un'
fern 6tl&dbttn Ns'nitn tafsItf, 5rn.
Ytttr 5cbnbau5, au& bhftS 9aGr
ipItrtr In ben Gtattral0 ~ rpStItn,
trrBStm 9r, 8. ftirt 9ua balit, alS
Gantltat aubuirstip..u 90 IR'S gang
rttt. ST.. SUbnbnu5 III elm t6unpaiTr
unS anB,lttsr,r, fdlI6ttr @iratr itntr
Stabi, unb ssrapt ioIdt etuIt lCaIs man
auG rpdbltn. Snb sr ft9rstH aus
tsm 8ampIt tommsn pirb, uuisrlIsat
ttIutm 3TsifsI, ttnn ptputl tr ni&t
bort s,borsn, fOrbern sIn Dtuti&sr IN,
70 wId,n mir hr6, tab IS fsin,u 8iivftr
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-29

Sin bebtutuuss1Ollsr WfOHat.-
9m slpriI spr bunsri 9abrsn fnnb bic uRs
GrtIbtisldIa&t bal erIHsicn unb GunrOrs
laIf; Int gpriI QS6D rurts Sort Sumpisr
bCmtarStII; In gPriI rrIItb praTbtnt einfOln
ltiut grOTIamalIpn fiji 75.C00 @aHu In
apriI fsI Ri&mOnb; In apriI iI'nsub I9
Gsu. See; I'm gPriI hbsnnbm @rn. ansulOn
pitttrum has Commando BON 8sri Sumpitr;
uub I'm gpriI purss prSfbtrt etnrrIu men.
HsImBrtaiI9 umrreti.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-29

3on6cn III Doraus. - 9n eCntOn
TOVntn mtbr 9atsu ais III Yialna mttr
G&piIliutr nIS IN Gbinbuta. G&OiIIanb !
mtbr 9,tanbtr als In Dublin, 3rIaub mtbr
IaibSIiItn aIS III Rcm; unt msbr Oifbr pIs
IN Gbira6c.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-29

Sin 0orftbtae. - llnlsr college non
her Sunday Dawn" mutt ten @sIIHIaa
ta6 bic Iipirauitu fir Sas 0cSsrnOrsami tine
9uRRabItr llsbuns sulnstmtn fOllrn; Der
irniet RfIGT an tl1m @uRRabIrL IUair
ednn nrmnirt Rntm. gpir miirsin hfH
gnfaIas uairNtBm mann ultl ~ btiiir8kn
pars, b0b srratt taun bn arSbtt Spibbubs
bItldtl npmInrI unt nRGbli Rfrbn blIbr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-29

slu6 nod 2-9u Rem gOri fpri&t man
taBOu, bas eaairn tn ssIr&susIcdm sinlufrI.
len, unb bisltItt oaus atiultafsn! 30, tpfI.
DER llnFnu iOutmi ua&R2 Gs Sat bfn Yin.
itsiu, aIs ptrbsu bic @eHf&ta INNER sr-
tldlsT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
MURDERERS' ROW.
What tho Condemned Prisoners In the Tombs
arc Doing and saving.

Tho gallows that was erected on Thurs
day for John Dolan was taken down yesterday.
Doian expressed hope that an opportunity
might be given him to establish his Innocence.
In view OF the strength Of the oiroumstantial
evidence upon which he was convicted. he did
not blame any one for thinking him guilty. but
continued most emphaticaiy to assert his To-
nocence. lie had lived In tho Sixth Ward for
eighteen yesrs, no said, and during that ums be
never assaulted any man.
When IL was made known TO tho prisoners In
the romts that Dolan had been respited they
manifested thoir approval by cheering. Dolan
wrote to VIM. A. Beach. III you think me inno-
cent. MIR Beach. help me; II not, let me go"
The defender OF Scannell replied. II cannot re-
sist your appeal. | will do all otn for youi but
worst" Judge Curtis wrote to Dolsn, II you
are guilty. you exp te great crime; II inno-
cent, you are tbs supreme martyr"
Early yesterday morning Delan sent for his
counsel. and said that Michael Hall, a prisoner
~ the rombs, could corroborate tho witness
Dlrrett's testimony that Dolan was in Barrett.
saloon up TO iO O'Clock on the morning Of the
AN i.vit to that effect. and that he was With
Dolan throughout the night OF Aug 81, except
two hours which Dolan passed In alec linz In a
cart near lt3 BOwefy: that they spent the nigi
IN liarretts loon IN Cherry street, In a saloon
In Canal street, ana in the saloon 1T lO3 Dowery.
Delia WARD, one OF the witnesses VINO testified
against Dolan. was arrested by Defectve Dorsey
Yesterday and taken before the District Attor-
with Dol ms friends, and then discharge her
Mary Reid, the o her witness and COMPANION OF
Della Ward, was not found, The blOttor In the
franklin street station reahsi
-, Dels ward age 50, servant single. residence IS
mulberry street. arrested by Detective Dorsey At 1918
A. NJ and discharged by tho District Attorney"
Ellis. one OF the Lydig's Wood murd erers said
Yesterday that Weston, bis confederate IN the
crime, threatened 10 and tried 10 kill Thomp-
son, the other confederate, on tho road before
they murdered the peddler. Ellis slso says thst
they burriariously entered a farm house on the
White Plains road. above YOnkers, and that
Weston proposed to Kill the farmer and his
wife in bed; He entered the room near the bed
room, nut the farmer Awoke and they all ran.
Weston told them he was going to "cllp" the
nrst man he met who had " "suDer"-meaning
awatch-on him. Weston also stole a valuable
horse belonging to his employer. and sold him
for $50. He was said 90 be worth $1,000. wes-
ton, being sek is confined to hts cell. rhomp-
son says nothing, and seems Indifferent Ellis
Is visited BY colored girl, Mary Thompson. 20
whom he Is engaged to he narned. st uuer-
mann Insists that :" Louisa shall visit him 10
Its cell. She Is dressed in wni'o and talks to
hiin. She says she loves him stin and will ar
ry him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
MIR. FOSTERS LETTER.
Tho Exisfenee OF tho Anti-CRthoiic-Grnnt
OreanizHtion Admitted In Newark.


OreanizHrion Admitted In Newark.
The publication in The SUN yesterday Of
a letter written by John Y. Foster. OF Newark,
TO eI-Speaker Blaine, created u genuine sensa-
tion. not only In Newark but throughout New
Jersey. Last evening" Mr. Foster when aske d
as to tho authorship Of the letter. answered that
he did not write tho one published He,
however, admitted having written one substan-
italy the sume. a we'll Informed Newark noli-
ucitn sid ldat Mt -ht That the announcement OF
an anitCathoic Grant organization Mas no sur
prise to wellinloGmed politicians tnat the
sweeping Administration victories In Newark
AMI throughout the state, IN October and No
Nemhrr, were altogether the work OF the st r
-ticset perty the secret anti Cathode organizA-
Ltton. The latter succeeded In captdring thou
sands OF weak Dem ortats with the excuse thAt
tho movement was non political and merely
anti-C tholic. Ever since the birth OF the Pro
tectory bill the Know-Npthlng party has been
establishing lodges throughout Tho state. MIR
Foster. the author OF tho Blaine letter. Is an
extreme radical politician. lie edits tho New
ark Courier, and has reputation In the state as
stump speaker, sunday school orator, and
tnird house statesman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11

=. The Rev Joseph I. Duryea will lectur. -
The German Military Dmd announce a rati-
way Hail. '" '""'-' 0'0"'"s IN ''siA-
William P, Mitchell has heen appointed Clerk
Justce-riect '''-
f., Locomotive No. - OF tho Harlem Road
ing and delayed travel Tor four hours ''''''-' -'~
The new primary school building on tho site
OF we 9l firsi Avenue Methodist Church was opened
pup ID. "' A'-''
,nCC,nrstla19 Christian Koshler German grocer who diS
Jearb Of age.
A rins match was sho, Yesterday by team, e
YORK and lhs Yonker, Rlas Asseeliuoa. The YonSsSs
team won with score OF bos to 6ii.
The Police Commissioners have denied the sp-
pnss1ton 2, Congressmsn wls iot street sw-epinsa
no NV ~ tth III avenue o ne ssth Hoard ma ISS
Matropolitan Lodge. No. 27a: +. and A. N. haa
john Triton JUNIOR wsrdcn. F. A. Klrtisnd Tres1
urer Thomas CArteri ana Secretary, John B. hu sell
The cSeditors ot the Mutual Savings BAul
ssI ~ S-sT Ices, M@ peyna
tgtion Ihe assets reach 100000 aud the liGbiuss
Injunction Ia Aaron Frcemans sut against TAO PanGna
% ~ r9aa & C9mpaey restrslniug me company from
cisco TO the terninl OF It's road.
Major. General John II. woodward, stste L.
SaS Rs@ca co s coOsasp @ :. The Ssf s.,s sa1tZ 1
srual corn"r OF seventh avenue and Thru. .four1A
street. on Monday evening next Al O'CLOCK.
John VermilYea's descendants met yestarday
ahl Ag.la ehaIled ebout t!e litue piece OF land nai
n2 TSa namSer SSTs o Of e.6, s.nsp G Su, q 1s
desiring share VI tnIs trining Inheritance l.9iO.
Tue Clyde, which arrived yesterday from 0Al
reston sighted vessel with nag Of Jlsl 90 hs
oth ln't. IL was tho Antonio POmar. spanl.B. froa
h'VAnA for Porto Rico, seventeen days out. She had
lost sp!ft ana been drifting down the Guf stream O.
seven Gays Ihe CJde lowed her Into Chares'oa.
The application OF Mrs. Grove Uormerly NJ
hAe Ba'emAn for an Injunction restraining Nc DslY
from producing The Me- Leah" In the Fifh Avsnas
y u really ldeate 4 VITA her play, Leah, Ihe Fes
dJ. '~'~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
THE MOLLY M40rIREs ArwoRK.
Two Men Taken from their House. and Sh OF
Dend bX "A MnaiLcd lnnr.

TWO Nen Iaken from their Houses and shot
Dead bV MRshcd GRug.
PorTsvlLLE, Pa, Dec. 10.-Despatches
received from Mahanoy City and Gilbcrton this
morning say that there IL much excitement In
the nelghborhood OF those places in conse-
Guence OF two dreadful murders which were
committed at o'clock this morning hyaparty
OF masked men. They entered the house OF
Charles O'Donnell, seized and bound him, and,
Q irving him out to the back Of the house, shot
him detd. A man named McAllister was also
taken from his house and shot.
A later despatch says that sister OF McAllis-
ter WAS also murdered. Tue murderers are sup
posed to belong to the organization known "a
Molly MaRures," a band Of men that are a ter
ror to the mining regions. No reason can be
given by the people living In the neigh Dorhood
Tor the crime.
Later despatohes confirm this mornings re-
port, and place the number OF masked md
armed men who surrounded and entered the
house at tlfty. From inquiries made this even
Ing II seems that the shooting grew out Of n pre-
vious shooting affair, the facts OF whicn tho
O'Donnells were aware ut, and II Ia thought the
murderers found II necessary to silence the N
for fear Of damaging evidence they had In th cir
possession.
Upon examination this afternoon II wns dis
covered ne man Chas. ODOnnell had received
fourteen bullets, and that an attompt had been
made to burn the body
Mrs. McAilister, daughter OF Mrs. ODonnelI
was shot and instantly killed while following
the mob.
Frank wenrioh, a merchant in good standing
ut Mahanoy CITY was arrested as being one OF
the men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
ANOTHER rERSoN's PLIGHT.
MeDOnald & Co.'S Outside Clork's Manner
of Doing their business.

of Doing their business.
J. B. Spear. the confidential clerk of
Mcdonald Co., druggists, who robbed his en-
ployers, issupposed to be still In the city. Spear
attended 10 the outside work OF tho nrm, such
as making freight contracts and buying supplies
He also received the returns from country Gus
tanners, and bought the proprietary internal
revenue stamps, OF which the nrm used an i'm
nense quantity. Last week Mr. A.,Donald gave
him Sl.OJO to deposit with the Sub-Treasurer,
the purpose being TO Get an order on the Bank
Note Company for stamps. Spear returned. and
sale that he had deposited tho money, but tnat
the Bank Note COmpany's machinery had got
out of Trim. and the stamps could not he sup
piled until II should be nred again. On Monday
lH-t, having run short OF stamps, tho nrm told
Spear To go TO the Bank Note Company hni say
tnat the stamps must be furnished. Spear then
went out Of the store, and has not since been
seen there. The ftm do not know how mucn
has been stolen. IL NAV not be moro than So
OUO and may reach t>5.olu.
spear victinized several besides Mcdonald s
Co. CrOcker & To-, prlnters OF Centre street,
gave him oheck for SO, which he said he
wizhcd 10 use for his firm. aud would replace
lectors, lent him 500 or 900. on Thursday,
Dec. o, before his rOuberies uad become general
Is know y, he VISITED the ulllce Of nroOkurld &
Co, dealers IN plass. in William street, and on
tained a cneck for tt63, PAYABLE to bearer. ne
check, however, was dated Dec 10, and the
rashicr Of the First National Bank OF brooklyn,
to whom spear presented II, refused to cash It.
spear lived In laoAensack. IN moderate style
but recently made purchases ~ property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
THE CANAL INVESTIGATION.
How the Gibson Dam wss Repaired One
Of Jarvis Lords Contracts.

4
! AInANY, Dec. IO.-The Legislative joint
! comultteo reassembled this morning. d. r.
whltford, Cans. r"tinsnr. was f,,:-d ..i-d And A.
aminod with reference TO tho damage caused by
the carrying away ~ the Gibson dam at Cornloe
by the freshet OF 1870. Ho sald
lttook scvenmon and three days reconstruct Inc
gan. II was dYDe by days work. There esti.
mates made The o1J protection the state had was ia
dsn% eIT % q s .Ss so %ac hs Hs
Lad charge. There we're breaks " also to TO
pair. The towpath had to be raised also.
william McGourkey, clerk In the Canal Depart
ment, was called, and produced the accounts
paid for reconstructine the Gihson dam and
other work near by. A letter from Comm lssioner
Wright to the Auditor was produced, certifying
that the total expense would be 10000; that
Jarvis Lord was .he contractor, and had dono
his work promptly and faithfully. Vouchers
were produced showing that payments were
papers In the Auditors ofllce showing any
turns ~ the tlmekeepers In this work.
sIpenscs for eStendins U dam. Tue idea to close
tSoOo0 TO- ao IL n another =" ipn w. one ,ac ~ m
pending to0oo0 on this WORK. may have reference "
Ne.on ". Cohen tosunod have been engaged as.
dam QUIT A. updcrs,aud it, the canal bad been @
lad been nceectcd The piers had become rotten aud
WORTHLESS don. tbuk Il would nave cOst over 100
trcshct Under the contfact system tho canal,
love " run Gown uOht tlnuA tut re more
Than 60 mcn NJ work Gu the dam ~ time.
James Johnson testified. | VAS acquainted with tho
Gibson dam before the break snd also with the coud
lOnOf tie piers. The pieis somewhat rot en-, aud
had been in that condition for wears. ihey we're
So tee sns' ,hey couo stnd the pressure OF the
since 1S4s
, E -. Lyon testified worked on the dam More
lunber was brought there tn N was used. There
never ~ men ~ wotk on the dam. Inrre might have
been 200 on at ono me for period " three months
That ". ~ the time the Golfer dam was Uciug bull.
Atei tha about CO believe that tools were
charged to the State. but 90 not know what became
OF them have had some experience In nlling up
or raising c1na banks. We usually IA OF the sod
tue sde ON the tow path down the edge Of the water
toss IL up uuthc path ana then gravel II over That
would give tbc appearance ~ nlhug iu as far down as
the sod wa- taken on IL would all look new. don't
knOs a. that appearance was taken the measure
mcLt. | dOut know what eng glucefs do IN their
veYs Of cross sections aud sectOns. II el into
those things think would be all hunk.
Ambrose T. Fuller confirmed other witnesses
a. 20 the rottenness Of the piers OF tho dam, aud
sHid:
This itlon Of the pier, known to the
tor, the Cuinmss'On r. and all Others. WHAT tnOer
was LETT was turned over to the state officers The
ting o Of rods In the raising OF the OF the canal
was done Only to make The WORN look uniform tie
NorE was properly crosssocuOncd there would be no
chance OF cheating
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-11
rnH nancocx COURT or r,ournr
Gen. Hancock again Showing his Regard for
the Civii Law.


CUICAGo, Dec. 10.-The Bnbcock court of
INJURY met again at noon to-day. Ger. Han
cock immedi tely arose aud read tho 4 liowine :
ecnee of dufy 10 N. laws. TO the nular, service
ahu I" he Accls J, mSts uu {. your cNAcuffcuce
A. si ocuna 10 b,i',e 10 lie e,r, a.occuc, ~ CO..
1, ea 2pa@ ae Isa "a @ e s rgRsee so. q
tia court q inquiry wi- asked ~ r'oi Ia for he
c,ms ofa lee trial iu St ioui. al Bln",cs wss W
rsea No. ec s9.iy OF tsa Siimin "nepee iie s.Acd
he could NOS have u because the rviiehcs cl1-sd.
lho circumstances led Inn 10 demand court ~ iu
9 +, ,sen l,i he s ns p NJ - , 'aa @ wss et
lurY ~hicn tho avs ~ IN, country fusranicc t. ali
nnenee W ex. .i'S o ~, H,s tgit @ or in
,le court ~1i. the lneotmeai Is pendig &. lnr rres
sas NOT the Intention. IN the ina At ~ Ious aud
ihs lngaiiJ mn,t 90 90 a. tae f.me tue. unrss We
are y y i9rmioap e lAe accused must be prc II =.
the cause behind ne oaek. or shall We va hn win Two
Resume from Inc n,ur Of t. II ca. As y ma nsrs
srrfy y,unino9, e1nslst.ns - records. papers,
wiilc tnc, are wanted for lie purposes of the trn At
s. Lonis2 Cer.;iab not Il tae n.!i,Afy be. % ths
ties shall We proceed WITHOUT evidence ana llve an
Opinion In norance OF tao tsct1 That cannot pe the
taAc il for granted that the trial at ST. Loui,w he
cord'ng to the veIy truth and justice 81 TIE rsnse i,
sN without Gl,sii.l he b.heing ani con l-ivr upun
All INK. n0rd AZ ne sh,uld ne con,irfed r, ~ ~
ours could rescue him out of In. nands of ~, ~ H.
hc r nited our helrt IN NE lnocrnco viii he OF no
oon-, uusnee II We anueipats Tue trlal IL tne c'u
court ui Judgment ~heii,r fr tue actu.cd ~ x inst
n' & WI ,roni 1" oyn 70 n.so 10 .n'et Spon ~.
lin ni ~, i,n nrr h.,r "a, a. 49,, a. 1 tiv', ~ Hnu
s~fcci a. an otstrnctos ~ pubItc t.tsyc On e n ~
other hand, MS conviction there would conclusive
cNueucc ci hls gum, anu n, GcqglttA VIII re- ieye min
,m the necessity OF showing nIytnng h1t the record
uo onG.nrt ". ",wsnn 10 yo' I.hT inn' ~ tey, but
ui' t1' snhfrct o5 orr inn,ipS" " III n1 'riletce
tnat denni'e and conciusivr snI e witch riu be M
upon II hy verdict OF the Jney or until our
sctOn, having been referred to the VIZ Drplrte g.
~tilvt opinion Ina' our p,lce. iins .h9ui BE- aJed
been 5onnr"ei Ia ca-c oi acquittsi 6y te i Si
1f ls ,@t % nsl n"gc.sr5 nave
nf a., frmc against tie sis,nte npdyr be- un'y NY
some act whrh ihr military law misI1 pnnisn iy ex
puslnn from tue army. la case Of acc lital be- may
H. is, 9p"n sn"r ls 80 US la' he hss deas no,hng m
'sl,,,Ht W. "a we we '.nYN't OF a. ulc am gentlemen
s eSfy or po pn n nrS s srr't @ s9l !lnt
rend. md ia and iii. can be- lryslly o VIZ
By jury OF me country. O'
Tine Judpe Adyore,c then eaid tn .,hs.ar,o
n tho conn had heen h,lty o,ga,t1 q H.
had received a comm,inicatio9 from CoI' nah'
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THE GILMOUR TRA0EDY.
Prnzer Committed for Trial ne IN Aeccssor-
Amer the Fact.

AHer the Fact.
TORONTO. Dec. lO-The closing aot In
tho Gllmour tragedy, for the time being. took
place to-day. william Frazer WAS committed to
stand trial at the assizes as an accessory after
the fact. As in Clements's case. application was
made TO the magistrate for acceptance OF b H.
which was refused. Further application has
also been refused by hieher court In both
the Clements ana Frazer cases, ana they viii iu
all probability pe confined In jail until the -s.
sizes court In January. The Two Davlses left
this morning for Kingston penltendlry. Peti.
Tons VIII be Immediately circulated asking that
tho sentence Of Daviss wife bo still further com
muted, or else that she be Iardoned altogether,
on the ground that sns took part In the muir
der iurther tnAn to aid IN conceallnR her nus
band's crime. hese petitions will no doubt be
extensively signed.
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George Plimiey and Thomas Gilliean. tho Is-
spectors OF Election recently convicted OF faudueatU
unting IN Adermrn Tildrn. Rel Iublican candidate
IN tne y ring elci OF 1874 were ,ee cod by Jndxt
nshnAn "a jersey CIty Yesterday. to 81 Iuonths In
prisonLlent In the pcnltentiary