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FOREIGN NEWS
ENGLAND.

LONDON, April l2,-In the House oil
Commons to-day Mr.. Lewis asked what
course the government would take ii the
Independence Of Belgium was imperilled
in consequence other rejection Of Prussias
demands, DisraeIi replied that there had
been great misrepresentation and eIag'
gerati0n in this matter. The Prussian
note to Belgium was not menace. 1t
was only remonstrance. No rejoinder
had been made to Belgiums answer and
he believed the question was concluded.
Germany had shown her cOrdiality for
England by communicating to her the
correspondence. In conclusion Disraeli
declared that we're Belgiums neutrality
really Threatened Her MajcsIys govern
ment were prepared to do their duty to
the sovereign, aud would not fear to meet
them in Parliament.
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uI,liniIr AnsrirInns.

NNanytltF, April l2 -l!y invitation
ot Gcn. lcnnyPackcr Federal Com
manIanl At this post, li"v, Porter, anrv
Confederate officer, reviewed the lruorl al
the barracks Yesterday afternoon. TIL,
scene attracted crowd II between liv,
and eight lhou.nnd people in the ground.
Tn the appearance II ,iuv. Porter and li'
aian the band struck mp "llnil 10 the
Chief" followed hy a national air and
creating q great deal oi enthusiasm. The
event /. lookcd upon most an.Iirim'ly by
ryrtybuly present.
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Louisiana Legislative Caucus.

LOUISVILLE, April l9.-Ihe Courier
Journals special from New Orleans to.
night says that, in compliance with the
call Of Speaker Wilt, some sixty Con.
servative members Of the Legislature met
in caucus this afternoon to consider the
proposed withdrawal Of Wilt in favor OF
some Speaker less objectionable to the
Radical members. The correspondence
says the Investment is strong and actively
urged, but that Wilt will not Withdraw,
II Is thought likely that the Wheeler ad.
justmcnt will find serious obstruction
in the present deadlock.
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Ero,n tllc Tc1ns IIortIcr.


GALVESTON, TEXy April 1.-The Neri
Brownsville special says that Mr. Airry,
L. $. Commercial Agent at Camargo,
writes to Consul Wilson, at MaiamG,ra-'
under date Of April 9TH, that lew days
previous, thc Camargn authorities re-.
reiyed notice from Mier that II party Of
fifteen or twenty armed men had crossed
from Texas and were proceeding towards
Camargo. When they reached there
clght Ol them were hrf'-'''t '"irr ~ Wv
town aud i've ut rancho. The three
were examined by the ChieL "i Police,
who told Mr.. Airry that the horses Nad
American brands, and that many articles
taken from them were evidently Amer,
lean. Mr.. Aircy asked the Mayor oi
Camargu to let him see tue horses ana
articles. lie refused, but said he had
tclegraphcd Iii' request to Matamofa1'
The prisoners are said to he OIL their way
tO MatAnUrns.
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stuff Of Others. The kindest appellation
that her Christian name affords, is the
best that you can Use, especially before
other people. And everlasting my dear
is but sorry compensation Tor the want
Of that sort Of love that makes Ihehusband
cheertully toll by day, break his rest by
night, endure all sorts oi hardships il the
life or health Of his wife demand it.
Let your deeds, and not your words,
carry 10 her heart a daily and hourly
confirmation Of the fact that you value
her health and life and happiness beyond
all other things in this world, and let this
be manifest to her, particularly at those
times when life is more or less in danger
-Moors'I Rural New Yorker
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Eirc nnI.Inrs Of Life.

CLrSroS, Mass, April IA grocery
store, owned by Alden Thayer, was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Mrs. Il. W,
Dinamore md her father who occupied
rooms over the store wcrO burned to
death.
VISEYARD HAVEN, April l2,-Thc
residence Of c. =. Clifford burned to-day.
His sick wife, unable to leave her room,
persisted in the flames.
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UTAH.

SALT LAKE, April l2.-DNvid =. Louie,
the recently appointed Chief Justice Of
Utah, has arrived at Salt Lake. Tho
trial Of John Lee and W. II. Dame for
connection with the Mountain Meadow
massacre will not take place at this term
Of court. They were arraigncd and plead
not guilty, their counsel asking for m
immediate trial, but the prosecution was
not ready.
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Interstate BiIIinrd tournament.

CHICAGO, April l2.-Thc Interstate
Tournament for the Northwestern and
Southern States began here Tonight with
u large attendance Of guests from abroad.
Three games were played, rs follows
Henry Miller, Of New Orleans, beat
Rhinrs, Of Chicago, 200 tu III; Loui-
Shaw, Of indianapolis, beat Frank Mag.
gioli, Of New Orleans, 200 tu lO4; Eugene
Carter, Of Ohio, beat II. livermann, Of
| Wisrnnsin. 200 10 l3l.
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CrScrSSvrr, April Il. -Thcrcwt' = fir,
broke out early thi4 morning at John
street, ear stable, which wa1 conslmc'
with y street ears, Ii mules and on,
hOrsc, the loss Il estimated Ht about $50,
OOO, partially insured.
There wh' fire IN Saturday at lex
inplon, Ohio, which dc.trnycl hotc
owned by john Sorngc, lnsa $4,000.
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Ghegntellf9euter.
Interesting Comments OI the
English Press ON Moody and
kunllRN.


The English press still teens with
comment, upon the reviyals conducted
by Mc..rs, Moody and Sankcy. The Sat
m,luy Rerier calls Mr.. Moody "a rantcr
oi the most vulgar type" aud says that
Mr.. Sankcy, "art j. oi tricky kind
The Spectator /. more favorable, and gives
Mr.. Moody the credit ii having "shrcwd'
ness aud presence oi mind, very lamll-
lar style, u good deal "i Yankee sang
iruid, and that complete satisfaction in
assuming the truth Of the Bible, the
whole Bible, and nothing but the Bible,
which almost by magic seems 10 take
possession oi persons who have found in
the words ui some parts Of the Bible the
secret ui a new lie" The Church Times
(cxtrcmc Rimalislic) discovers in the
effects produced conclusive answer to
the fashionable inidclity of England.
The following passage ii its estimate,
through tOar,c, ha. point: "Ihesc i'm
lncn,u gatherings have shown singular
li.rcspcct Tor the philosOphic doubts east
Nv Prof. Tynhall on the utility prayer.
hey have fulfilled the Catholic duty Of
ltcrccssory Prayer with an rarncslncss
hich reduces To degrading inutilily
profanity 0f MIR. Aubcron Herbert,
ID sufficiently demonstrated that the
litirs who lay the lattcring JUNCTION to
,ir souls that the needs vi human na.
e can In met by the Gaining oi pretty
rds like Agn0sticism are behaving very
ch " ii they were trying To stop Mag
by floating II number of dead jack.
= down the current
'hc London Lmcri, the leading medical
rnal oi England make the following
uciuns on the alleged tendency uf their
,tings To produce Insanity
Religious ilusiOn+ are common enough
the insane, but that probably arises
IN that region Of thought and feeling
senting the most unub-lrirtrd field for
c.siyc action 1t il in periods Ol re-.
all when religious emotion il stirred
IlIspropurtuuar degree that the dan.
ui such results il greatest, and this
letl uI movement n" 'N,V"H''' "N
ht now commenced in London comes
irly within the range ot the physicians
Consideration. Judging, however, from
bersOual observations, We should say that
10 movement nj its extent could we'll pre-
scmt less danger oi excessive Or prevented
emotional effects than that OF Mr'SrS.
Moody and Snnky. The testimony Of
most unprcjudiccd observers is to the
same effect The services are .ing,IIarly
free from the more objectionable element
Of revival meetings. sympathetic, but
not ovcrwrought music, and shrcwd
rough aptne.s-soWciimes hnmor .oi the
sermon are the characteristics which mark
the service from most ordinary preaching
Of the same theological school; and there
is nothing topoint Ia artificial ,limula'
tiun Oi the emotions more than nrcr,'arl
ly attends cNtcmporc worship ard earnest
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I'ENNSYLVAYIA.

REfUsEs ~ REcALLriiE MILITARY
New YonR, April --A,li'paicI from
Harrisburg, states that in acrprlancc
with General IAtta- reports that the
Governor has ,lrridrd not tuwitldraw the
military until all danger II violence in til,
lnhrnc roal mine. ha. disappeared.
tRUUII ron IiAILEr1S.
pmLNpELrnA, April IL. \ Lrach
mrnl NJ ~ members II the first regiment
II the National Guards will h. dispatch
ci tu llallctrm this afternoon. There Il
nopfobahlity NJ thotrooIs being recalled
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WASHINGTON.
MronrASr 10 BANKERS.

WA,niSGroS, April l2-Thc Supreme
Court to-day decided that money tempo
rarily borrowed by banks in the course
ul business was not taxable ~ capital.
COURT or CLAIMS,
The petitioner before the Court Of
Claims rrprc.cntrd that from the iIh Of
March, lSig, to December iOth, he
was First Lieutenant oi Infantry in
the United States, and that in rUnlcusa-
ton he was entitled Ia receive, by law,
during that period SGS3, which Wa with
held for the alleged rca.un, and IN other,
that he had been ordered home to await
orders at hi4 request, and was therefore,
on leave of Absence. The court to-day
rendered Judgment in favor Of claimant,
and also in the cases NJ twenty-five
Others who made similar representations,
the sums awarded varying from 500 to
$500.
MCCARTHY RE.CArrrREp
The following wa1 received here this
afternoon:
Ar.rIY. Texas. April -.
r. Hon. G'Drg' H. Williams, Attorney ten
rrtk
WEI rc.capturch the notorious
cnuntrrl icr. Pete. Mccarthy.
TnnuNS r. PrnSELL.
tnitei Sdts Nriiril
ArrErrNScE OF sPISSERI REslGS NTiON
Treasurer Spinner to-day received nj
autograph letter from the President nc
rcpting hi- resignation asTrcasIrcr Oi
the United States, and expressing for the
retiring official the warmGst sentiments
II regard Irrmnally, together with the
highest appreciation of 1T. wcIl.knowr
probitv patriotism and official ability.
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An unknown man waa run over and
killed hv the cara near the Union Depot,
Indianapolis, yesterday Al the time Of
the accident Deceased was walking On the
Union tracks, and, although warned by
tIr brakcmcn, he either did moi hear Ot
failed To heed the warming, and Tour Cots
passed. oyor his body, mashing 1t totally.
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CNuSSAri, April IL. A special to the
Canton Eaguirtr lays, thi. morning John
sohrhaltcr, Peter Srhrhaltcr ticorgc Orr
and Peter Adams, while engaged in sink
ing a coal .haIl near Ma.siIlor, were kill.
ed by the earth caying in IN them, uco
4. llamclls, had both hi4 Icg' broken, and
wa rescued with great difficulty.
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NOTICE

Tho committee appointed by the County Court Of
Marshall county, West Virginia, al ita last hscal
term, tu take into consideration the question Of NJ
modelling or building new Court lluus0 for Sil
county, will receive plAus and specifications iur a
NEW COURT HOUSE un the I'D day Ul April,
1875, at tho Court HOUSE at MounhSVlllC, at OnG
O'Clock. Parties competing will he required TO
furnish estimates on lhUir plans The committee
reserve tho right 10 reject auy aud all plans SpeCia-
callOnsand bids.
For further information address tho members n
tho CunInliiiCG Nv follows
VA. BLAKE, MOundWlllc
u ), WHITE, lklltOn
And WM. CECIL, lsOshy's I.OCk.
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CHINA.

LONDON, April ia Shanghai dis,
patch says that two steamers engaged in
the local trade came in collision, and the
sudden sinking OF one Of them caused
great loss Of life,
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LONDON, April 19-Thc steamships
| Adriatic and CaIabrin, from New York.
have arrived.
san FRAScIsco, April l9.--Arrived-
Ship Springfield from New York
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AIIIllL 4.
n NJ. COEN,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
OFFICE, l?9O MAIN ST.,
fri WHEELING, W. VA.
INSURANCE..
DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.


WHEELING, W. Va, April ., 1915
The Charter NJ the Fire mud Marine InNnncH
Company OF Whcoling expired April ist, 1878, aud
II, nnrNpiTed iifr business has been rGlnSurcl by
the llassly Insurance Company Oi Wheeling W.
Va, ~ shown by the Resolution and Certificate an-
nrNed hereto All claims lUr luss or damage that
may ucCur after !! O'Clock " April lst, 1915 under
,ufinrr Company, AMI In lurCp, will he adjusted
ani settled by the l'st'sly in,uranCU ComIany.
j. Y. IT, RuUuERS,
ANislLs, Secretary
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SPAIN.

MADRID, April l2.-Oficial dispatches
report the defeat Of the cSrlists at TolOsa
with one hundred killed.
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srRrSorIELp, MAS, April l2.--Thc
explosion Of a boiler this morning IN the
gingham mills at South Adams killed
throc men and fatally injured two othors.
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NlbLLlNut W. VA NAIiu Oh 1910. J
Rsi0irsi, That the proposition Of the Peabody In
pmnrr Company VI Wheeling, fur tue fplnSfanCa
NJ the fire business VI this CUmany be- and the same
IA hereby accepted and the President Of this Com.
lany, together with MrssN. Reid, G0shmn and
UIIrien, are hereby appointed q committee to tpn-
summaio the transfer Ol reinsurance. Provided,
that upon examination by the committee Of the
assets " tho reaply lnslmnCC Company, II Is
found tu be perfectly responsible.
lSgncll l.. II COLLIER, Secy.
Signed A. WILSON, lTs't
t'pon examination q the assets and liabilities Of
the Peahhy Insurance Ompany, We are fully Slt-
snGl Us In its responsibility.
lSignrdl JOIIS REID,
A. WILSON,
WM :. GOSllORN,
TllOS, O'BRlEN,
Committee
wnKniYO, March aiSt, 1875.
The rcals.iy Insurance Company respectfully
slirllsn continuation NJ the patronage Ol the late
Fin and Marine Insurance Company guaranteeing
satisfaction. by fair deali! & ample protection and
prompt stilcmcn'.
wM. nAiLEi, President
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
n. G. Arthur. Secretary.
j. V. L. WGElIS, Assistant Scc'y.
DIRECTORS:
VIM HALEY, Henry n Miller,
AlunSn bnfing Henry Schmullarh,
4. M Adams IN. ". J. BaioL
.lns r lhrnlS, Thomas Hughes
$ /, llilirtlr, npa
81
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WAN lEfAhtNi NJ,
OgyIrg NJ fHE CHigV suSNL OpTfaiR
WGInyrfpy, y g.. Apdl y s.Dr.u
PnnninILnlE'
Far the lake region, the upper Mi'.is
sippi and lower Missouri Nallcysand I'll,
OHIO Valley, local rain' will prevail, iol
loved 10y cool and clearing weather, norll
io wcat winds and -lowly rising bnromc
ter 49,,
for the Gulf states, 'rcnnc'.cc and Tho
Srnth Atlantic Statc,, clear ot fair wealth
er, westerly to norlhcrly winds, ri.ing ba
romctcr aud no decided change in tenn
for New England and the Middle
smte.. threatening weather and rain, with
brrk northeast winds, vccring to south
crly, continued low prcwnrc and falling
barometer.
The ohio river will fall slowly.
Cnuliouary ignal4 are ordered at 't"
tion. On the Atlantic coa't between Cap'
lIaltcfn. and Boston.
The imprel.ion generally prevails a
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EDEBURS L COOPER,

CIVIL, HYDRAULIC AND MINING ENGINEERS.
Surveys, Plans aud Estimates for the construction
NJ Water Works Railroads and HTidgta surveys
aud Plans Oi Mines for Working Ventilation,
Drainage, &c. Parties contemplating work Oi the
ahOyc nature nre requested lOcOmmunlCata with us.
OlhN'-2G9 l.lnEHTY ST, PITTSRuRGII. IA. iel3
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rNo MERCHANTS AND MANUFAC-

The undersigned has opened an office Al No. 1922
Main street. lur the putESr VI Posting and adjust
lux lsUk' collecting bills, rupylng and other office
Wurk. Parties WIN llr nut wish IN carry hNOk-
k,NIEr can have their sHks pIslel up weekly, Or
oilrnrr II Ir'rrtl and tho hills nude Out and cOl.
Utel.
lrI6 WM. D. ENGLISH.
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The impression generally prevails at
Potl.ylIlc pa, that tho miners 'itike Is
nearly ended,
The Morning herald., 1875-09-04
NEVART ITEMS.

TOWN BRIGHTER FROM THE COLLEGE RE-
oPENING-KNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs. i.
The stock of a livery stable which had
been at Cape May during the season stopped
here for noon rest and feed, one day this
week, on it's way back to Washington.
College opened on Wednesday evening
with professors and students generally in
attendance. The town looks the brighter
for it, and everybody seems glad to hear the
old bell once more.
| The promised parade and jollification Of
the Knights of Pythias took place on Thurs
day as advertised. The home and visiting
Knights to the number of about hundred
formed in line and headed by the Newark
band marched through town and out to Prof.
E. D. Porter's woods. There din1er had
been prepared for the members of the order
and their guests. After dinner those pre-
sent having been assembled in front of the
speakers stand, Mr.. s. J. Wiley, a former
| tellOw-tOwnsman of whom we are not
ashamed, introduced the Rev. Gaylord L.
Moore, as one of the orators. Mr.. MOore's
address was short, and in main explanatory
Of the origin and object of the order. After
music by the band, he was followed by the
Rev. Mr.. Caldwell, of Dover, who, among
other interesting things, gave in verse the
story of Damon and Pythias. After more
music the Rev. Mr.. France, formerly pastor
here, was introduced. He said that he did
not intend to make speech and then pro-
ceedcd to do So. His effort was, however,
warmly applaudcd. The speaking having
been concluded, Mr.. Wiley arose and in a
few pleasant words dismissed the audience,
inviting them to assemble again at halfpast
seven in the evening. At night Mr.. Hurst
was the first speaker. He was followed by
Mr.. Wiley, who made an excellent speech,
urging upon all present the necessity and
expediency of being connected with some
benevolent order. The meeting was dis
missed by c. c. King, of Newark. The
music throughout the day was excellent and
all went away well pleased.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-04
BUSINESS BULL ETIN.

Oh how warm.
Who will be Mayor!
Quickstep and Keystone, to-day
Look out for the extra MORNING HERALD
next Tuesday night.
Advertise in the HERALD.
Every one can get suited in boots and
shoes, at Pennington's, Ninth and Orange.
The HERALD job Office can do your job
work.
All KINDS of repairing done at Yerger's
harness store, 4O5 Shipley street.
Buxbaum, the clothier, will soon lay in
his Fall goods.
If you want good fresh oysters, by quart
or hundred, or any other way, 60 to Bacon's
Saloon, No. 6 West Third Street, city.
Rupture or hernia Years of practical ex-
'periments in this progressive age has de-
veloped facts in the treatment, insuring to
every case freedom from springs or wooden
knobs which torment more or less to every
wearer and fall short of the desired effect.
Rainbow's Patent Relief, is the delight of
every wearer, and is sure cure. Nature
works the pressure and she cannot err, but
with 1t ease and cure is secured and the
most difficult is only a matter of time. It
is a wonderful strengthener to the nerves.
DIR. Rainbow, the inventor and patentee will
be at the Clayton House, fully prepared for
any case, ladies or gentlemen, unbilical in
elusive, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
next. Office hours from 10 a. m, to 4 p.
M, and at Mrs. Hoskins', 5l7 Market Street
between the jewelers. and Adams Express
Office.
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The Poe Monument.

The monument 10 be erected over the
grave of Edgar Allen Poe, in Westminster
church yard, Baltimore, has been finished.
1t is Of white marble, and stands eight feet
high, resting on a granite base six feet
square. The design is simple and chaste.
On the granite slab are two other bases of
marble. On these rests the die block
three feet two inches square, surmounted
by heavy cap, carved with an ornamen-
tai Tyre in the centre Of each face. On the
front Of the die block is a beautifully CHS
elled medallion Of the poet, carved in the
purest Italian statuary marble, after a plas-
ter cast by Volck, t re sculptor, from pho
tograph in the possession of member of
Poe's family. The likeness in marble is
said to be cOrrec'. The memorial will
probably he dedicated early in October.
Invitations have been sent TO Henry w,
.Longfellow, William Cullen Bryant, John
G. Whittier, Oliver Wendell Holmes, and
Johu G. SAKE. They have all sent letters
in reply, but it is not known whether anv
of them have indicated an intention of be-
ing present Two poems have been ,om.
posed for the occasion, one by lady in
Baltimore and the other by poet of a
Northern State. Professor Shepherd, will
deliver the oration.
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r15da1A19Iiysd...
SUCCESS or srHsa psxocRArs.

SUCCESS OF THE DHAoCRATs. L
/ "A despatch from San Franeisco, says
The Democratic State ticket is over
vhelmingly elected, the returns 90 fl
showing fully $4,000 plurality. The In,
dependent ticket led by Senator Booth
has been 8 complete failure, and puts /,
complete extinguisher uponsthat gentle,
mans pretensions for Presidential, consid.
Grafton. Bidwell, the Independent candi-
date for Governor, did uot carry county
in the State, Senator Sargent and George
c. Gorham, Secretary of United States
Senate, have, as special representatives o.
Gen. Grapt, been .repudiated by the peo-
pie of California in the most emphatic
manner. The State ticket elected is:
Governor William Irwin; Lieutenan
Governor, ]. A. Johnson Secretary Of
State, Thomas Beck; Comptroller, J. w,
Vaudeville; Treasurer, ]. G. Estudille,
Attorney-General, J. A. Hamilton; Sur
veyor.G General, w. Minis; Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, D. B., Wolf superintend-
of Public Instruction, Rev. 0. P. Fitzger-
aid. Hs.a,-,l
Wigginton (Dem.) leads Houghton
(Rep.) in the Fourth or Southern District
of the State, which was considered the
most doubtful by the Democrats. Piper
(Dem.) is, no doubt, elected in the First
(San Francisco) District. Luttrell Dem
is elected in the Third. The contest is
rather close in the Second District be-
tween Page (Rep.) and Larkin (Dem.)
The Independent candidates are far be-
hind r~.'
The Democrats will have majority in
both the Senate and Assembly of the next
Legislature. Gorham's hopes to reach the
United States Senate are gone forever, and
people here are already speculating as to
what course Senator Booth will pursue
next winter as to the abuse that has been
heaped upon him by Gorham during the
campaign which has ended in efectually
using up both the Independent and Ad-
ministration parties.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-04
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.

TRIAL OF KENT COUNTIAN BY COMMIs-
sIONER SMITH, FOR SELLING LIQUOR
WITHOUT A LICENSE.
Martin King, who was brought up from
Smyrna yesterday. by U. S. Marshal Dunn
was arraigned in the afternoon before Com
missioner Smith, for violating the Internal
Revenue Law, Sec. 80 and found guilty
One witness out of the three summoned ap--
peared against him. King was held in bail
to the sum of 500 for appearance at Court,
and the amount being handed by the wit
ness, the former was discharged to await
trial at the September session Of the District
Court