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The New York herald., 1876-11-03
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES

The old suit of Jay Cooke 4 Co. against the Rldgclv
National Bank yesterday discontinued, the game
having been settled
Augusta Butler has brought suit for divorce from
Johu A. Butler, her husband the ground OF alleged
adultery. Judge Larremorc yesterday appointed
Holmes Crawford referee TO take testimony in the case
Martin Power and Martin Bellinger were taken be-
fore Commissioner Davenport yesterday on a charge
Of attempting fraudulenty obtain papers OF citizen.
ship Yonkers They were admitted to bail In IS 600
each.
Judah Zamos and Levi Kaufman, two apprc pt,ccs
OF Jacob Lchtsnsiein, cigar maker OF No. l73 East
Broadway, were arrested charge OF perjury yestcr
day, ON complaint of Assistant United States Attorney
Pullman Tue PRISONERS had made afndsvn with re-
gard 10 Lichensein carrying on business without pay
special tax and aiicrward denied their
Decision was gwen yesterday by Judge Barrett de-
ny Ing the motion To Change the place OF trial rom this
county Kings county Of the suit Instituted Ly the
police authorizes OF this city prevent Mr. Fergus
son Shore Inspector and other officials Of Kings county
from INTERFERING win the duinpage OF garbage in
lower bay
There was final argument yesterday before Judge
Westbrook IN regard TO the cusiodiansp the three
young acrobats, Joseph VDonohuo and the Kills
brothers The three children taken by the Soc.
ETY. the Prevention of Cruelty Children from tno
Sustody ol Alfred smith, while performing circus
u Poughkecpsie
Captain Josiah /. Grindie of the American bark 81
Hnrk. was convicted yesterday be ore Judge Bepe.
fici. OF cruel and unusual punishment OF Of his
iailors, called Long Tom HIS counsel. Mr Knox
noNcu LOT ab afItrt oi tue uschargc OF
6r,ndie bail Tho Court declined to hear the mo
lion until to-day, and ordered the defendant into
custody.
Nrs Jane w. McCunn, widow OF the late Judge
NcCunn, made motion some time since In Supreme
Court Chambers that the house and lot No. 20s West
Twenty -nrst street, which the family homestead
should exempt from the control OF the recover
lately appointed Tor the estate and should be LETT
wholly In her charge executrix Tho motion
yesterday denied
Mrs. Amelia T.. Hammond has brought suit against
William H. Dunlap aud Fillmore NJ. Clark, comprising
The frn uf Dunlap Co., the battere. TO recover
81 ia on pronissory noto at ninety days. Rivcn IN
July lsst and payable al the BULBS Hoad Bank Tho
no.c not hsving been paid Judge Barrett yesterday
gave order ot uttachment against their property
they living IN New Jersey IL Is reported that Dunlap
= Co some time since applied Tor an extension.
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DEPRESSING THE TAXPAYERS.

Tho taxpayers OF Hudson county, New Jersey have
TO regret the creation oi the Office OF Director
atIarge Tho official who was appointed TO that posi-
tiOn has become vory expensive to the county. The
creditors having been unable to obtain payment OF
thor just claims through tho caprice OF this
have instituted suits against the county, and jury
tho Circuit Court rendered verdict against the county
IN the hrst suit Tor the fu amount less ST. In
OF John II. Morrison. The Director however, attacked
the verdict, found fault with tho Supreme Court
and insisted having the case appealed.
Tho Board Of Freeholders, however, Ind
ing that the suit had already cost the
county $500 In addition TO the amount OF the judg
mcnt, refused to allow the TO 70 further where
upon the Director refused to entertain motion on
appeal from his decision. AZ the meeting Of the Board
OF Freeholdcrs yesterday tho motion that The taxpay
be saved all further expense In the was 70
newed and adopted but the Director declared thai
Whatever may the county he will never sign the
claim recede from nIs previous action. Tho peoph
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FORTUNATE EsCAPE-Two TRAINS coLIrpl
WITHOUT FATAL REsULTs

PiTrsroS Pa, Nov 2. lS16
very serious collision, although fortunately ono
productive of any fatal results, occurred on tho
Lehigh Valley Railroad at this point at about nine
O'Clock this morning. section OF early southern
bound passenger train while passing slowly around
the upper part OF the town. run into near
the main street crossing by local train IRON Wilkes
barre which was going q little faster than usual A
heavy coal engine ahead of the local train
with passenger only behind 1t. and as the
Father sharp the point where the uccdens
occurred tho engineers could what aneAd
them. The local tram ran with tremendous Torso
into engine attached % the passenger tram aud
the shock which followed tumbed the passengers
ABOUT In promlscuous manner, slightly bruising
few. but not seriously injuring any Of them.
The down tram MAS composed OF three passenger
coaches all filled with Centennial visitors Tho engines
very badly damaged, oil thom having ns
smokeslack ana forward parts completely demolished
whic tue other was wrecked stiil more dsastrousiy
the passengers congratulated themselves their
tunate escape from worse results. This Is the first
accident that has happened this DIVISION OF the
Lehgh Valley road this season. and tho mutt lies with
the conductor and engineer Of the local train The
OF this DIVISION oi the road have boon very
strict 10 their discipline and this accident will only
make them rcdoube their efforts In preventing furtnsr
disasters. n
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, NOV. 2, 1870.
No. 81. James NJ. Barkcy plaintiff in error. vs. the
Board OF Lcvce Commissioners of the parishes Of
Madison and Carroll-Thc argument in this cause WINS
continued by Mr. c. /. Walker OF counsel fer the de-
defendant in error, and concluded by Mr. 4. 7. Mer
rick tor the plaintiff IN error.
No. 81. James A. Lovejoy &c, plaintiff In error W.
c. &. Sponord ct al This cause argued by Mr. W.
Lochren, OF counsel Tor the plaintiff in error
mitcd on printed arguments by Mr. W. y. Bartlett Tor
defendant in error.
No. So Antonio Berreyesa, administrator, &c, ap-
pelant. VS.. the United StatesThc argument in this
commenced by Mr.. p. Philips, OF counsel
for the appellant Adjourned until tomorrow.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Yesterdays session of tho Board Of Aldermen lasted
less than fifteen minutes Nothing Of importance was
dOnc.
City Chamberlain Tappan yesterday paid large
amount to creditors OF the city bonds and mort
cages held by them.
fhc Common Council yesterday decided to mcct on
Thursday next at hsfpsst one p. NJ, to receive and
pass upon the estimates oi 1917
The card OF MAJOR Quincy OF tho ShcriH's ONCE, do
n0uncng Tom Mast as liar was the themo OF excite
ment about the Cav Hall Park yesterday. Ii IL re.
ported that Quincy will sue Uvpcrs Weekly for libel
ani that Mast yesterday purchased shotgun Chat
ham street,
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBEns.
BY Judge Barrett.


Kidd va Packard --Ihe question IL n serious ono
whether evidence OF special damage should been
admitted without distinct avermcnt. (See Chet Pl /,
i2s sscdp DAM. 6l2; 10 Abb, 3l2; ~ Barb 1897 In
20 n ". 12t the special damage averred Ia tho
complaint In IL Bnrb, 522, Judge Hubbard says that
the special damages were Iuly avcrred the complaint
I would ike counsel TO examine the cases fully and
como before again prepared TO argue this point
Perault VI. Turner-The reIsior not entlIlcd hts
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A REAL AL.ARMIST.

To THE EDITOR HRRALD.-
do KNOW sir, what is TO be done. but the state
OF things in regard to the Croton water Is becoming
quito alarming To SIT up, rather TO arise at four
O'Clock In the morning get little WATER enough
tho ordinary purposes OF lic argue threaten
irg prospect which ono cannot contemplate without
dread. What the difficulty Is and what tho remedy is
know NOT II ~ high time, however, that something
should be done and done quickly. CITIZEN.
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ALL SOULS DAY.

Yesterday was All Souls Day, festival which has
been celebrated by the catholic Church since the tenth
century behalf OF the souls in purgatory. 1t IL
tomary that day offer up special prayers for tho
souls Of the faithful departed and relatives oil deceased
persors IN particular expected to join IN petitions
ior the spiritual welfare OF tho dead Yesterday a
requiem mass was celebrated IN So. Patrck's Cathc-
drai aud appropriate services were held IN all The other
Catholic chu rchcs OF the city.
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BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK.

Al a result OF the notice published in the HERALD =
few days ago twenty-five OF the dcpositors who made
deposits In the above named bank on and after Sep.
tember q. the day which the directors resolved
suspend payment, presented their claims for such
amounts yesterday and were paid In fuIl The total
amount paid 81 n9a which leaves over 80 600 To
DO yet called for Tne receiver IL still anxious Tor all
depostors who have not done hand their pass
books, to be written up and verified
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and long. high embankmsnk The possible effects e
the accident a. that point mako shuddsr with hor
.ror. Tor The loss OF lie must have been terrible
The Efforts OF Mr. Norton, or Eastou Pa In aiding
10 extrcatc the adies IRON thor perous position are
well deserving OF especial mention Yot ali The gentle.
men ndeiagab in their exertlons and attention
behalf OF tho wounded.
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COMMISSIONER BRENNAN ROBBED.

sneak lbieves entered the residence OF Commissioner
Thomas s. Brennan, on lS5th street. on Wednesday,
and stole his over,oa together with 500 worth Jew
cvy.
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THE BROCK MURDER TRIAL.

Prosecutor G. n. Abeel began summing up yesterday
at Newark in the Brock murder trial He occupied
nearly the entire day, and made a powerful and eo-
quent dissection OF the alib pleas Of the defence and
their leading testimony. Alter rather ord opening,
picturing the dawn Of day upon which the tragedy
enacted, the glorics and beauties Of nature, he
referred to the position OF the police officer
who took his lie In his hand whom he conscentiously
proceeded to perform his duty. Ho described
in graphic style the tragedy itself, tho
hight OF the murderers Of Brock, their capture
the recovery OF the black uag containing
the undisputabc evidence OF guilt the evidence and
The character OF tho and against tho prs
oners He spoke OF the witness Bodus, who is now
under seven years. sentence for burglary, the most
accomplished villain who had ever come under his
any other in Newark. Turning to tho testimony of
the Oschwad family Tho prosecutor charged that
il false in every essential particular apparently
on its very face. That OF Frel Oschwald par
ticuary but the witness must not be thought too
hardly Of II was fearful thing to be placed
IN tho position OF trying 10 save brother
from the gnlows by telling falsehood. II was
incredible that young man should not yield 20 tha
temptation. Fancy the prisoner saying to his brother,
beyond doubt he did lone word from you save
me. II you say was home and you slept with
you save me; y not you consign me to the gallows
The prosecutors speech exceedingly effective, and
seemed sink deep the minds Of all who heard IT,
He was followed by Counsellor Hagnman for the de-
fence. who warned the jury not be carried away by
prejudice or by crcunstantial evidence for that
was all there in this Hc will be followed by
Mr. Magic, and the Attorney General will close tho
gument this afternoon or tomorrow.
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WESTCHESTER.

Tho crowded condition Of Sing Sing Prison nccessA
tated another draft Of fifty to Auburn lass
evening.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY

SUPREME CoURr-CHANBERs-Hed by Judge Larrc-
mors-Nos l56, 2ll.
MARINE CoURT-rRIAL TERx-Part 2-Held by Judge
Goepn-No day calendar.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-29

CHIEF JusTIoH WAITE is uttering somo
significant declarations on the existing
crisis. He is the personal and political
friend and neishbor of Governor Hayes,
and all his sympathies are naturally
with the Republican candidate; but he
has declared that the result must dc.
pend upon the facts in the disputed
States, and that the present aspect OF
the controversy points very strongly to
the election and proper inauguration OF
Tlldsn. 1t is now well understood in
political circles in Washington city that
thsSupreme Court cannot be trusted
to declare Hayes elected, strongly Re.
publican as it is, and this Development
has done much to demoralize the al.
ready weak Morton-Sherms leader
shin. +'''" a g" ~ '' el'
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the peace and prosperity Of the country
too highly to cndanger ii longer by con
tinuing contest, in which all the pow
or was on one side and all the right Oh
the other. What then : They would
take their appeal to the ballot boxes
Four years from now the parties would
gather up their strength for u gtcat
struggle, and the contest would be far
more bitter even than the last, The
Republicans would probably be beaten,
as thoy were this year, but by more de
cisiye mGjoritiea. What Of it? This
year twas easy, with no previous pre-
paration, for the West to turn the cleo
toral vote Of two States by means OF
tho manipulation Of tho Returning
Boards They voted for Tldcn, they
were counted for Hayes, What is there
to prevent three or four, or, if necessary
halt Y dozen States being turned at the
next election, if necessary TO keep the
power in the hands Of the Republican
party2 The same men who have car
red out this infamous conspiracy would
still be ut the head Of the government
and would probably have been piepar
ing for such m emergency during al
the next four years, Tho army o.
ofliceholders would have increased by
thousan ls--it grew under Grant fully
twenty thousand tho army and navy
would be still more completely under
Republican control and all the yns
powers of the administration could be
swayed for one purpose. How does The
lair-minded citizen like the prospect
Would this be anything but a corrupt
dcspotsm undor the name Of Repub
IicY Why would it not DO best for all
honest citizens to say H0O til It this
wrong must not be- carried through
when Republican government can be
saved by peaceful means rather than
wait till the crime has been repeated
and revolution will be our only hope
Let the honest Republicans speak out
| now,
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TiAs and again, in some Of the States,
have Democrats seen the fruits Of their
hard-earned victory at the ballot box
vrested from them by fraud and VIC.
lence, but buoyed up by the promise
thata Northern sense Of Justice would
see them protected at the next cleo.
ton they have submitted quietly and
hoped on, To-day they are strong.
or than they ever were in their organ.
nation, but their hands are still tied
If the people fail the Republic in its
hour OF peril; five are doomed to live
another four years on promises alone ;
Interruption and tyranny are to riot in
the national capitol for another presi,
dental termi ifthe cup of humiliation
il longer to be our portion; if mons
trous outrage 10 to stalk unchecked
over our fair land IL the ermine is to
cringe beneath the sword if the dag
ger is to be kept at our threats, and
gives upon our limbs liberty is to be
chained to the foot-stool of despotism
HALL this is to be--and the picture only
reflects the past---because those who can
answer our appeal will not, then it may
90 as well said now as later that there
suoh q thing atan end Of hope. The
South a' has fulfilled her every obliga.
hon' and In asking that the North roc.
oniae it ale speaks not for a section Or
a State, batfOr freedom as the ih, heritage
ofthe whole nation. limo response i
Heard now there may bss day when il
will cntne too late. '3' 57 : + "
.
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In Austin the District Judge proposes
to appoint one homeopathic and two
allopathic physicians upon the oxamin,
ing board, whereupon all the allopath
lot doctors In that city of hills raise q
tremendous howl, and swear by Galeu
and Hippocrates that the two allopath
lists will never, never accept position
on board whereof homeopathic is
member. The District Judge, how
ever, remains firm.
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Tns joint committee to devise ways
and means Of counting the electoral
vote 10 now complete. The committee
ON the part of the House appears com
petent to hold its own against the Sen.
Ate's committee, and il q satisfactory
adjustment of the difficulty is to be
reached, these csnferees are perhap, as
likely to reach it as any other fourteen
that could DO named
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Has the fairminded citizen Of either
party considered the inevitable result
ofsuch wrong a. that which has been
pefpetrated in Louisiana, If it is finally
contaminated BY Congress Suppose
that the Democrats, having appealed in
vain 70 the senas Of honor Of their op
ponents, having exhausted every peace 1.
fal'method q fedress without SUCCESS,
na,ins receded step BY step, under pro.
,ea., - their opponents, growing holder
In ffaud advanced, should finally ,liye
way should declare that they y valued ssvs
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TUE president, we are told, is engaged
on a message relative to the counting of
the electoral vote, in which he will
maintain that the president of tho Sen
ate has the power to determine the
validity of the returns, and count the
votes. or course he will, and if neces
ssry to his end md the people will suffer
1t, he will back his opinion with federal
bayonets.
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Tus Duche" Of Edinburg is very reg.
ular in her habits. Her first child was
born in October 1874 her second in
October, 1875, and her third in Novem.
Der, 1876. The last one makes thirty.
seven children and grandchildren in
tho family of Victoria, Queen Of Eng.
land and Empress of India.
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the Teachers Institute call special
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MARX WILSON and Charles Matthews
were kindly put under the daisies by
one Ben Thompson, in Austin, on
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Tus Supreme Court of South Carolina
refuses TO sustain the motion to remove
tho quo ioarranto proceedings against the
Hayes electors to tho United States Cir
cult Court,
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