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MISCELLANEOUS.
MICHIGAN INDEPENDENTS.

DETno.r. Mich, hlarch l4.-An "Indopou-
dent state Convention is called to meet At
Jackson May 10 eloot delegates to tho National
Convention at indianapolis. Tho call is sIguod
1y Mones ". Field.
CONGRESSIONAL. NOMINATION.
Nonw1c,t, Conn.,, March 1A.-Tho Democrats
OF tho Third District to-day nominated David A.
WellB for ConRreas to fit tho vucanoy caused by
tho death OF II. u. 6taFkWcatheT.
AA0-MOhkT.
Special tisEnfeh u Iha Chiea1o 1<t5t!nt.
DETnu1r, Mich, March A.-Ex- Congressman
.ossa ptoss w. f!o!a pnnnesnHs toaay eau TOT to
held At Jackson, May Q, u nominate presidsls-
ttal E!octors and appoint Now htato Central
tiom19isteo. The principles Bet forth in tho call
Afo advocacy OF tho repeal Of tho Resumption
tho $40 honda iu gold
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SPAIN.
TT-U%ffd

LONDON March 15--5 a: MA dispatch from
! DaJonno to tho Tttaes roportH that tho wifo al
Don Carlos haA arrived thoso from Pau aud
s1stod tile wounded Cartiata In tho hospital.
A Titncs telegram from Cadtz says tho clo1gy
arc koeuly oanvassiug for signatures to poti-
uon to tho Cortos III favor OF Catholic unity.
Tho f,lcsos Of tho Basque provinces VIII be
abolished
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FnYueltv, ia vobnn,or,,v ,c,toa ,,,,t
Tnrishn saii ti,o n,;snno4ety.d a +"aa;y m;Ry III
irs.i snf w. 1 rait @ anFonIad AI 1fIe. saI
r,,mstnncos \" fnW ~ III ooirt,s,on,, sgso et
lin untitv ~ H. alma III ~ IL m.a 19nna
that gcriict liz rnri. hin fn,ir cone.s Ho. WY
MsM VIA sii3MSi i" X ~; Il lkFsa = sueh
hnI1 amp ~ tn.sst s,arsn1hr .ra,.,cou ~ could
him ~ r,.tn n,fhH ,troy,sr,%fo.> - III t.tteeo
fnrlai1. .sT'mn aantanaa ~ tho rnm,t tiao !, ~.
.Jnatinc nyo.a IN rnncinafnn 1is Ilst sih
ts.an +. to " psso ffd T,o'ss y9p eesae, NJ
bc tnknn n the ,,iscc IT c1ccnitor nr,t i,1e me1e
by tl,o neck Until yo aro dad. 1nd n,aS ISS1EA
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GREAT BRITAIN.

atilewnECRs.
LONDON, MARCH, 14.-The gallo Of Sunday last
wAs vory xlolDnt and dcatfuctivo around tho on-
tire conss. Numerous shipping casaaitios aro
reported. An unknown br1gantins VIA soon to
founder on Portland. as midday, and all hands
worc lost. Tho pna WAS running Tremendously
high, and Il was Impossible to aona assistance.
Thu to,cgtlphs throughout tho country aro
ntl ,icrangod, aud communication Ia slow and
dn1cult
Tho Weather contlnupa unsettled.
TtlE LATE COTTON FnAuDe.
MANCHESTER, March 14.-Tho Guardian sA1s
transactions Of various Liverpool brolttra With
tho bankrupt firm Of William rnerb t 6on,
which formed tho subject OF tho investigation
leat wook by the liverpool Cotton-Drokora' As
ISOLATION, arc now Understood to havo boon
moro extensive than at frat supposed II Is;
said ono o1 two additional cases r1uas DO III
ycasigatod. Sono Of tho FIRMS dealings cauAod
considerable complication. Though apparently
sold TO 8plnnors, tho cotton Wn0 rnaly bought
On Tho FIRMS own account, and aitoFta nto being
tho bonoht olIhas Of Tho merchants from whom
Il was ohtainna. or Of tho general creditors Of
tho eathto.
TIE nlELEMEN.
In lhn House Of Lords Tonight The Appellate
Jurisdiction bill paBaod third reading.
Tho National Nif1e Association hold it's sunuat
moeLlng to-day. A report was prasobtod which
monl(onH that arrauGomopts arc being lrnde to
aon1 British toam to tho United Btatos nndor
part in tho International nlao rhoolug noxt au-
tulnn. Hl1 Henry uaifotl 1nado Btatemont
showing tho position Of tho negotiations ln 70
gard TO the match for tho championship Of tho
world, Scotland persisted In tho determination
to sond Bcotch toan, and ireland was III TINT
caso resolved to do a1kowise. Tho Association
hna rcsolyod 70 havo nothing whatever 10 do
with tho competition uulpas under It's own ans
pfcoa. no hoped, however, compromise would
Sir Henry 1IaifostI said tho Irish Club had In.
qulred II Joint team, to be sont to America.
would l,o composed In ,oqual nutubora. Of En-
g1iBh, 1r1ah, mid Scotch fnasksfnon. Hc had 70
mado BY open competition. 80 That II twelve
1rishmon proved tho beat sllots they should bo
sent ont. Sir Henry added: "If tho Bcotch
Club could bo induced to- withdraw its separate
sooms 70 10 no probability Of tlis, therefore
tho contest will probably not take place."
II throo toatns went out. two Of them would
bo virtually boaten teams. Tho leading Hhota
hoaltiest eo-opera.lon to bis yle.s. tIo bad
written to Col. GildersleoYo asking that no
team should be accredited nnless under tho
auepiceR OF tho National lhfo Asso citation. bit
10 llad as yot received no answer. Col. Glider.
idea that Scotland and ireland would hnvo ao-
coptod tho challenge separately, but thought QUO
team would havo represented tho whole King
dom.
mitch for what Ia styled tho championship Of
tho world, may a. onoo etalo that II a team
dota not 30 under tho asSpices OF tho ABsocil-
tion, the Association will hnvo nothing whatever
to do with It. Some gontlotnen doslro to placo
their own honor above that Of their country tn
this mattor. Tho election Of mombo1a Of tho
tcnm would bo pesfootly Impartial. Unless COM
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shorcforc. dlsroRkr,l Austrian ronaoos. They
are Preparing 10 tako tho hold haainst Tho
Turks, and unto tic whola Borb faoo.
Old 1JuboR.
A dispatch from 1shRusA to tho Mnes tays she
nrrcst OF Etnbobthttol has prnduo6l great or
t,tornent In Dhlr1asia. ThroAtoning domonetra-
tons wero inado IN cara whoEo ho WAS aont to
sign for intcrnnlent-
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THE CITY ELECTION.
1IE11Nu or TIE lK1'uDtIoAN cE1TEAL ooaluI.


TEE.
ycatordav af,oruoon the city members Of the
centrn1 nenuh1ican Erccutlye Commltteo of
cook County mot in headauar,ers, corner Of
Lako snd olark atrooss, In accordance with can
previously maile, for tho purpose Of consulting
se to thu Feasibility Of calling convention to
tomn,to cjIv ofi,cors. The followiug-u.med
Hentlemen were pEe5ent " II. G!ou6a, '. o.
Numsey, Aid. Cleveland, John Lyle King. frank
Warner, ", q. Phillips, II. q. Drnyton, ]. D.
. Ornnoy. O. Manor. Alvin Salisbury, Aid, White,
ana +. III nran.
..,I ~, a. ita nS;act '" 'A' '0 ~ 'AA'A'
+ T,vic Kine VA ohosan To presido. and Jus.
tico Salisbury elected Beeretary.
convcntsms s s 81 Tie tIs nennb,canss 9th Of tne civ al
Cl,ic,gn IN no,ninnfc a Uannrn1 tJrkot III citv
ofIIcorp, to bo held On Thursday, tue Gu of
Mpl'1 Ar 'no primaries 70 % ne'o "oan0soas' TUG
Sfr. Hay,ey tloueLt tint the Convention
mioht 1,c hnli m Hati,riay instoad of 'Thnraiay.
smf Tho nrltnarica on Friday.
Iii. Dfayton thought hat, a. tho time sug-
onsted ~ Mr. ClonpI vas Int twe i'avn altar LIN
ktnsn c1cctions ha1 hoen bold' ti,o in;orim micht
In too short on account OF ths excitemont On.
cenderod.
Nir. GInup,, stntel that he made tho mottnn In
,-der u e,er Inn eenao nj the tnentino An thnv
,bnd mi t1aa lnst tl,on 10 tr tudueg fu, the M
1890 NV ~ ;ssra tho nal int thet ia ,vho;n
1pin~ con'a ho finally aattlpd heroaftnr. '1''s
IgSsttca solial,,rv tfn,,rl,t fhn I,cntr., oom.
r,;ttac nu1st ~ snnnint tha tnIYres.
AZ n,ns1b's ref;nn VAN sfIen aiont,a
II nrs1s,on 1nnyed that tho iniro, In h.
soisetad f-;,, thc dif1nrent wnrtla la snrrc,ts1
M ~. ,rsThore 1T tho Committee frofn t1.c
s.verai waTds' thoy to roport their ua1ueg. sn,i
n;scns AZ hoi1tnr nrsrnariea. at nnothor mootinn
p,"Se1 y, ;,e heid a I he1cannr' d,arried. 'S'Se
~ w nss,s ar MISREPRESENTATION,
TIN ..mc rentieInan ajso luoyod TINT tha
r,,rrscntation In Hxod anon tho bsain Of ono
ro{ooatc r. aveY, am Henuhlicau yntoB being
uovsrnsd Nv tt,a vote nt thn laat nioction foT
Eonntv 1,rn.snrnr.
Tnatioe Haiial,ury moved to amoud by allowing
nm, .1nIacato "a ayary 16O Kopublcan yoteg. and
,no sdn;f;nTsi fnr nvery X yotera or fr.ctinn
ovs, IN = w.11
NJ. sfsvnsri tbnnrbt IL uopti mt fo Il, take
tho ias, sleclion for Treaanrer Az baals as
msny nopuIlican yotea woTe tLeu cass for
Tanlu
'A1SH XIX W,tto agreed w,tt, tim ,royidus spoaker.
and thoncht the snnortionmcnt should ba mnio
sna,, nSnra ts1nitshia hs sia hv takin,. M Wal
rltts Tote' Ii thonrhs thoy coniI mt "a. =
fsis yota Then there VA III fodopcudeut cnnU-
Hste in Tho 1sid.
Mr f,1nuoh thonctt they could mt ont nm .
.emssentasou tbst would I vult % orory NV wasd oe but
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DETERID1E AND THE q. 4. 4.


10 tbs Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
CnIcAoo, March 14.-I notice in your report OF
the reception glyon by Gov. Dayoridgo nt tho
Grand racilo statement that 1t was lntonded
to hayo had several Ponta Of tho q. i. Il. turn
ont, but that this arrangement foil through. as
q mcmbcr OF tho G.. A. II, I am heartily glad
that tho comrndea Of tho &. 4. T. lad tho good
BenBo to decline to DO used as means OF bolstoE-
Ing up tho political aspirations Of Gov. D. It Is
D fact veil known to all members Ut tho Order
that tho disastrous disorganizatton OF tho g. Il.
q. fow years ago. Wha canscd Holoiy
by tho use which was made Of the or
ganlzation for political purposes. When
tho Order was reotganisod. in 1871, It was
nado ono OF the fundamental rules and rogu1a-
tons OF tl,e Order that no co1nEndo ehould at-
tempt to ueo tho 0rlor for partisan purposes.
Hundreds Of comrades hare Joined tho Grand
Army upon tho assurance that thIa policy should
DO strictly observed. and / wish to warn tic
comrades OF tho e. 4. 4. Ia this city especially
shat. unless they STORMY aud emphntically re-
p1ltliato all Rstenpts tint aEa now being made,
and that will bo made during tho coming cam
psign, to uso Our 0rtlor 10 advance tho political
interests OF any man or SGT OF mon, thoy
will have tho modification and disgrace
public again d1sorganizcd, and killed.
so eHcctualIy that no earthly power eau ovor
hope 10 roorganizo tt. That there will bo do
tormipcd effort made to use tho Order for po!,t-
ical purposes have good reason to believe. but
/ hops md trust thnt tho oomrsdes Of tho g. A.
r. will kccp tho past in remembrance. and pro-
sent tho Same nnsWorvsng datonso to ill snch
attaakH upon the woli-bcing Of this Ordor-of
which wo arc oil proud-that they did to tho
sorriod ranks Of tho 1lebo1a in years gono by.
And In order to do thin urge all comrades to
make 1t q point to intend the regular moctings
Of thoir Posts, and thus proyont any action
which will DO detrimental to tho best ntorests Of
tue Order. Il CoMRApE or TUE e. A. Il.
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h.vo seroas doubs 70 tha ntoosssg ~ 70
electin8 Gov. Heyerilge. It nolices that the
Chicago Post and lIaI u surprisingly mum
about the issue Of yesAclty betHeen Ia editor
aad ~ Go{Ahtnt. -
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send ont hfa rosalncra % Impress the
people Of hta anpeft@o, @ goodness e.. anu. Mr.
Just al deserving. men a. hs, md, because he fs
= good follow, docs it-shoaIt1 it-8iYo TIM a
lifo.loaao on oilicc7 II no, why so5
1t MAS TIE TnIpnsE that said. "col. lfarlow
more virtue q nav kind ol Republican: Tne
"daddicB Of tho party" nil wont OF with tho
"ChapnQua Prophet" and We hhve got to fnlt
bsck on "tlle Old 9uhrl Repnbcans."H h
llcau," but. Mr.. Editor, wien tho Reoofs raEsnd
tho brow Of tho llli at rerryvllle NTH tho spot
tod ilag Of treaaon floas,ng slolanec they
raiebd tho nebel ycit and Charged OUT iete
Il sen sp 1s Sa ranh S sn H. e ung mn ee oSoes
Of tho knapsaclt and Rstn. tho scroEgses, Smiths.
aud browns who received tho shook OF bAttlc.
sna tS oo o aSso eyi no p"' wn sea
of wan In tho Circuit Clerks o!1ico Of TazoTell
Connty, and some how ho zoeo 10 tho rank OF
Cotonr.
of Tho grand old army Of tho Unlon, aro for
George scroggs for sccEothry Of State, and they
propose to tess tits sincerity of tho party's pro-
fcsulon OF Iovo for tho solder. 8croggs Il no
Is down in thu books; that Is not a glitscring
ehatn; ursd ho wcarH honorable 50 mrs received lu
Ills country's aoryiee. Tho Republican Con-
7opsion, will 30 called upon to aochlo ho-
tho State men arc anItouaiy watching tho ro-
suit. II our party losfors hnYo bccn sincore ia
shaking thu bloody shirt, BerogEs will DO tho
choice Of tho Convention. 1lo Is in overy par
tleutar tho eqnal Of Col. Hsrlov; haa dono
moro for tho party - Il citikon and for tho coun-
try rs a so!dier; has novor sought OF hold onee,
and IL Only now candidate At tho carntss no!lc-
ftatlon Of Ills friends. Dol. Harlow hos hold
Office continuously for nearly half tho long.h Of
an ordinary lifetime and thcro are thousands
who boIioro he has btcn abundantly rewarded
for hir services. wllatovor they bo.
What wo want Is a fnir cut aud deal all around,
and II Harlow Wins, al1 right, but NO want the
men employed by tho State to rondcr TO tho
Btato the services duo IT, and 1t ie to bo hoped
tho people will robuke tho men uho arc om-
poyinR such questionable means 10 aecuro nou-
nntions. NEAH RANK pnIyATE.
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At CINCINNATI,

ID. At ClNCtNAATa, :
Special Dtspateh 10 Ths CAfcapo tribune.
olNosNn&T!, O., March 14.-Thego wna san
: satonai fire to-lay Ut O'Clock p. m. III Frank
HALLS elegant house OF prostitution on Broad.
way. It WIS In tho cellar, whc{e II burned
tctue!y. The aynolto sproaai 80 thickly I'D
quickly through tho honHa that Two Of tue fEsl!
women In tho thsrd story had to bo taken out Of
the front windows by the fiso,nen on laddtr&
Two noni occupying tie Bamo apartments
one OF them Hcll-kpoWu and wealthy cstiKse
-eacapod to the roof. Tue fro Was soon put
out. II attracted aluge crowd.
At DAKOTA CITY. nee.
! SPECIAL D'spataA 70 1Ae Qaanaa 9st9anA
Sioux ctTT.. .Ia., Msrch l4.-:The Dgdoa Iiouss
At Dakota City, Neb., largo tuo-atory fsstas
structure, caught tlre about O'Clock this morn
Ing and burned 10 the Srouud. It Ia not known
how the fro oEtRtnAtea. Nothing was saHea;;
Tha building wA4 valued AZ $4,000 sno
insured for a, co.,: Tho furniture WAS valued u
1.o0oi Insured for et00.
At EART SAGINAW,
6pssda! 1isEateA 10 19s c3tsaaa Tt1banA
EAET aAo1xkv, Mioh., March 14.-ChAses
Browns livery barn II Midland. together With
quantity Of hay and grim, wa4 eousumsd By ny
this Aftefuoon. Horses sud carriages Ware saTea
with difficulty. Aoss, e5,to0 !. insurance, S9o9.
At LOMvtLLE, NJ. Y.
WArxk1ow1,, n. r.. March 1t;-A asa St Low
vile, sAsly thIs mosnipR. destroyed property
Waited Ut s4o,ooQ / insurance. eat,Qoa
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THE DROP.
EXECUTION At HAMILTON, ONT.
HaA-Snt f1iAt~at,f ~ .fh& 4t...r A., sFS<t,l,ts

safely. Ho had no Intention Of aasault!ng Mr.
Mills Thon he Left tho market, or vent 10 Mr.
Mills houao. They met, aud had hot Words,
whom Mills pustea him backward With great
forcc, shnnlhg bls knuck1es, and making them
blood profuHoy, then turned to run Into tho
houAe, whon, eINsrtiug with pain and indlgna-
tlonl Mcconnoll pursued hin, Ind indicted tho
tog that ho waa striking lii. M1lla With tho
hnndlo of.thu hnife
On tho SlHt Mcdonnell vAs brought up for
trial before Mr. Justice Moas. The prosecution
produced witnesses whose testimony fully es-
tsblishsd the factB nlroady mentioned and
showed that Mcdonnell was man Of Violent
passions. The dstense inseEpoacd
4 FLEA or INSANITY.
lit doctor considered him excltablo hls son
testified that he used to get up aud wander about
thn house Ut night, and aland before looking
glssses adtutinH hIu1bslf W perfect man, that
hc fanc!ed ho VIA lufus Choata and other great
mep A1ld otton complained Of intense pain In
hts kead auothar Witness said that he had over
hea1d him esy he would Ike to ktll bome one,
aud expected to bo put In tho lunstio n4ylum
another that he used to sit for houss between
and read books On chronology and 90 on. DR..
Woikman. 4 Canadian export In tnhtters con-
necied with tho insane. WIS Called aud said thGs
tho prisoner actions IN lilo morning OF The oEina
se9ned to tllm to 10 thoso Of = IAAq OF unsduud'
n,i4dj this, hoxeVes, he declined TO swear. The
jury after in sbaenc0 Of an hour, brought In q
1%ttllcs Of guilty. Tho prisoner. 10 response to
Ind been for RlouR tine pcrBeeutod BY tho othof
bytche1s who hid basteu and lnnltroated him.
that ha lind been E4ah 1pd e4cltAh1a. hut htd
lnon driven 10 1t, md that he would
LEAVk IT 70 don AND TIE PuDLIo
II Wy II TO bud not been teAssd NTH ersst
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TuE OUTLOOK IN MTSsTSsIPPi.
The state Conceded 20 Tiiden by Large
MnioriIN-Mnr in the RndienI Cnmp.

WASHINGTON. Sept. H.-Weeks ago Con-
atessmon lGaralson ~ A ALBANIA, In a speech de-
hvered o his constituents 3 id that he knew
whereof he spoke, when he said that Gov I H.
den would never be inaue urated President. At
that time calculation was made that the North
would Give Hayes a stronger vote than Is now
claimed ny the Republicans, but to make the
campaign cry stronger the supporters OF HAYES
were encour. Red by the announcement that
neither the vote OF Alabama nor Mississippi
should be counted with the consent Of the SEN
ate. The Republican members Of Congress
from Mississippi Wells and Lynch, kDowing the
truth of Hnrason's statement. hastened, as
friends Of the Republican candidates, and. as
they say. In the interest Of peace, to conciliate
the dis fected Republicans. This could only
he done by the removal u eight or ten Federal
officials. Tue plan for conclatinR the support
ers Ut the Administration was submitted to
Grant. and with his approval the removals were
made. IL " said That Wells and Lynch. as well
as senator bruce, submitted to the purging pro-
cess with good grace.
Until to-day the programme was being carried
out with promising results but now the Repub-
Mississippi will give 1ilden aud Hendricks a
rousins Inajorty not b cause they want the
result That wav, hut because Grant has violated
In the most hagrant manoer the compact en-
terrd into with the Ames aud Alcorn factions.
movil which was made on the Acorn side,
while OF Ames's friends nut less than seven
movals were made To-day Grant teiegraphed
the Attorney. General to reappoint Ii IKE at
once. and he hiss, accordingly. been restored.
THIS will confirm the RIA cals Of Mississippi In
the opinion that President Grant has
no love for the colored people, save the
use he can make OF them for selfish
ends. and will cause widespread dissatisfaction
throughout the State. Tho restoration OF Lake
To the ofice OF United States Marshal. and the re-
fustl Of the President to put back the other per-
sons removed from Federal Offices, puts the
electoral vote OF Mississippi for ilden oevond
the r ngs OF dispute. More than that, witness
against the Administration n ay Erise whose
word and information Will, In connection with
truths.
senator Bruce left here last nigh. for Now
York and thence to Mississippi. He will take
an ective p RI IN the can papi In that STATE. aud
saws ne has no fear OF the Ku-Klux, White Liners,
or NIGHT riders. His belief Is that the State will
20 Democratic by a large majority.
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MRS wooDnULL's DIvoRCE SUIT.
Her Complaint against Col. Flood, md Theo-
dnrr I ilton'a Opinion Of him.

In the divorce suit of Victoria Woodruff
apainst Col. James II. Blood, the referee, T.. L.
: ndetson, presented to Justice Dykmau, In
Bro klyn, Yesterday afternoon, a report recon-
mending tn an absolute divorce he ed.
The suit was begun Nv Mrs. Woodruff about
three months ago In the Supreme Court. she
tppcats III the uotitt)n under the name Of We
toria CT aIn Woodruff Hood. taking the names
OF her father. her FIRST husband from whom she
was divorced, aud her latest husband. The
comtl int recites that shc was married on july
10. 1865. In DAYTON. Ohio. bv n mini ter Of the
Pr, sby;erian Church. to James Il. Blood and
that she has lived with him since as his wife
She accuses HIM OF adultery. specifying the
time. place. and person. THE complaint was
served IN Col Blood, and he declined to put In
an answer. lie refused to appear before Mr.
Sandersun. the referee, and allowed the tes-
iiInonv Of his wife and others to 70 uncOntra-
III ted.
Mrs woodhuns testimony was as to her mar-
riage She tee lied further that there were no
children bo n ~ them since their marriage. aud
that the adulterv nd zen committed without
her c9nnivenec, consent, or,proc rance
Buckmin 81 an, Mrs. Woudhufs father
yer, that he knew the plaintiff aud defendant to
lie nus and ana we, aud that they we've always
I'm 'wn us such to everybody.
Louis Andrews sworr that be had become ac-
~ iute with Mrs. Woodruff and Col. Blood I'm
Cincinnati, aud that ne Introduced Mrs. Wood
hull To- witness IA hts wife. lie knew that tnev
had lived IT III ienth street, New York. IN the
relation OF husband aud wife. lie testified that
on jiu. o. 1915, he accompanied Col. Blood Ia a
huu OF I repute In East wenty-s-cond street,
and subsequently, saw him 40 into a similar
place ia West sixteen h street With woman
not his wife. Hts TESTIMONY IN detail justified
the ALLEGATIONS IN the complaint.
Justice DVkman re eIved ms decision.
Col. Blood IL described In llton's life OF Vic
tora Woodruff as modest man VITO sequestsrs
his name In the sh de; ar deal an luterna-
tion.list. Communal, md an enthusiastic
Spirtualtst. The wfi'era de 81 This fine grained
tr .nsrendentalist Is IA reverent husband to his
spiritu vile. the sNmp .thettc Communion of
her entrsuced mOous, aud their fat HUI It's
turian 10 the would Col. Blood conducted all
Of r.. WuOdhurs corre-pundcnce with 1hec-
dore II tom, writing the rude sketch whici was
dressed into liltOn's Life 4 MRS. Mouuhull,"
aud every letter eN 'ept one--a short one. scrtO-
bled On brown paper-wnIcu Mr.. Hilton received
Irtt n,r
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end l22S IS for No. red nd amber winter 81 700
tlUi eh "a wite 40 at Sl3ltst1 80; sales I13 10
pu n u rsty Tor arrival. Rye Oul estcrn sold st
20 hh e, anu o riley mai quiet md nominal. Oats
w ~ ,. seu ~ I've uaiu croop plug mixed. 800
hcr inc uilhg NO. at tNsi1r.. aud white 8ses5lc.,
ihciuulhR NO Eat 4RlAc ttri lie. M er ana active
nut closed quiet eats 100 OU0 Ius nj 5i5gc for ne o.
western m xrd inclndng u r NIX q At betS57o
also, ven " at 1tlfd06Oc.. and wnIie 55tagO. ~
SuFDRTKs Naval stores were uunI. Iga nIv nrrr ana
some prOVrhcnt eau he n ed rus,us sold fairly for
EXC ~, on the basis Of " Glce 72S Tor common 10
60 stfaine SPIRIT turpcntiIc SCI the ertrnt az
100 oo.sa 33c. Petroeu nsas lain quiet. but nrm,
crut" pulA. quoted at 1iItsl5c, aud fehneu, in
DOS, AZ Pee. Ocean freighe lrn, In one on
Two Instances higher, to suIa iupp les of room
AID teady moderate inquiries from the gran traae
Grain TO Liverpool by u, am. SID. cotton, szd 1
gram Lot don BY steam S4d. d, sal, ND. do.
TO OlasgOw by steam, ~ grain TO Cork Tor orders
y = nnec pc roleum, same voyage. 6s. .do 60 the
Baltic, O.. lid, 90 to Tire to- O.. lloyd cases to
GOral ar Tor Oriers, 27c ude to Mar ciles, 6s ID.
The pig iron market IA gu ct and wholly nominal
par western anu part Phade phii delivery quoted at
pOntb3. Me den OIL IL higher, under unfavorabie
accounts from re fisheries ~ small STOCKS here Long
Island Sou d. 33@3tc, ana Msne at 3jcpJ6c. wniskey
nimer atstc. IngOt copper more and HI cher ;
sales 4OOOO0 rs. Lake at 1Qa1plc. cash Hides more
active AID nrn les inrrdc 1000 dry Bucnos res,
XIV at lOAc gOi. GCOO DRY COrrtcates, In Boston,
u rOme here. ~ a priv e. prlce.
CRocEfIEs- RIO coffee nrn and in demand the
" ole range vas 1Sl.cS2Oc gold sacs Of 1881 bags
hpre ana a. Baltimore; mixed gradas were Arm With
ynnlhg lee 10 fair xten. Javp, lvs22c and Mar.
ofGosic for Caroiins snd ioooc fof Loui lana Mo-
E,..s asan quiet 40 nominay unch 'ngcdi 80 test
Luna rem ng 3S939c. New Oreans. 100000 Raw
fsN,re Jul ande sy ~ S9gDc. Tor iar TO good
hS tn1a sales only Of 800 hhos nolasses grades az
hArds. ~ f " ."