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JorrIxGs ABOOr Y0WS.

WHO'S j. r. .. OF Fall River2
THE SIN has received from an anonymous
contributor g. FOR Mrs. canary,
Tenth annual ball OF the SOciete Cunars
Philanihr pique, Irving Hail. Feb. 2.
Ex-under Sheriff Joel o. Stevens has been
appointed chief clerk to the Water PuIVc}or.
"Eli Perkins" lectures In and for Grace
Chapel, East Twenty.tltird street, this evening.
Capt August Fabre OF the bark Amelie, which
yesterday, ded of fever, aud was buried at sea
The Mutual BENEFIT Savings Banks receiver
has begun the payment OF dividend OF $4,000 TO inc
$500 deposi,ors.
Crooks amateur band, under the leadership
OF Prof d. l.. Downing VIII give concert 10 inc neNA
boys ut Duane and Chambers street on FrdI evening"
Comptroller Green sent a communication TO
the Commissioners OF Emigration yes eruAy aet hg
them 70 pay $4,000 for thlry'tNo months rent tof
Castle Garden.
Counsellor Wolf served upon the ComptTol'
Ter yesterday the resolution pressed bY ms lyihniph
Council enJiinng the Finance Department rom pay.
ing the salaries OF the regularly elected Aldermen Aho
their clerks
Tho body OF an unknown man was iounu
nostinq IN the North river yesterday on fltt ~ o
was about iory-hYe, hYe feet seven, WIN olhOa nA
and fun dark whsKcrs mixed WIN gIti ~ ~ ~, '''~
In black diagonal suit and n gray Wooleu 'hF''
u.nrv FLYNN. l0s Vest sixteenth street, met
Hrnry Lane Of az GrecnN ich street ~ fulton Ann
Vesrv streets last night, and without protocS'on
stnhtrd INN M tile ieft brcant Win pocNetA LAM
VA. taken 10 tho Chambcrs street hObplia Anu tuuu
was locked up in Church street slallon
| The interest OF Robert W. Smith & Coz book
| bindcss. In WORK done ioE ahdoht publishers, wn
Finder, yc.t-rdaJ. The statement IN Sntth \ Cos
failure was due TO that et j B Ford CO., p1usherI
| OF Bseehers Lie VI CHRIST" 10 uufounNed
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THE DYNAMITE FIEND.
The Result si the Investigation at sre.nsr-
havsn-sOme Errors Corrected.

LONDON, Feb. "A report presenting
the results Of their investigation into the Bre-
merhaven explosion has been published bv the
Bremen authorities, who intend It to rectify
false rumors and stimulate further inquiries.
1t states that according to his own deposition,
the name Of the perpetrator was william King
Thomson. He born in Brooklyn in 1880.
His p-rents, who originally eUigrated from
Hamburg to America, are now living In Nir
XII Ia. thomson was taken prisoner when run
nine the blockade during the late war In the
United States. He escaped and fed TO the
South, where ho passed under the name OF
Thomas. lie mentioned one Midlers Skidmore
Of New YORK ap an acc 4mplice. with the above
exceptions he made no reference TO his former
crimes accomplices His wife supposed
his name was Alexander. lie mad a
tered into relations with the underwriters or
plotted against the safety Of vessels previous to
1875. Nor Ia there any evidence except an in-
surance of 1900 marks on the barrel which ex-
ploded that ne insured any goods 70 he shiPped
by the Mosel or Deutschland. Observations
made by Thomson point to the conclusion that
he Intended to hand small box TO
the officers OF tho Mosel declaring IL
contained gIeenbacks, and that he Intended TO
have this box insured. In June, 1915, Thomson
insured goods on the steamer Hhein, which bad
started from Bremen for New York. Tor R9,0OD,
through the Barings OF London. His wifes evil
denCe shows that previous To his dephrturr IN
November, 1875. Thomson anxiously waited Tor
a letter from England, which he concealed when
| II arrived.
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WHAT THE THUNDERER SAYS.
The Surrender Of the Monroe Doctrine bv
secretary Fish.

The Surrender Of the Monroe Doctrine bv
secretary Fish.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-The Times to-day, in
an editorial on Secretary Fish and the Monroe
doctrine, says the announcement that the
United States hnd invited the cooperation OF
European powers in relation to Cuba caused a
mingled thrill Of surprise and relief. What has
become OF tine Monroe doctrine, was the first
question which presented itself To the public
mind. The writer proceeds to quote from the
report OF an interview with, Secretary Fish pub;
lished IN the New York Oortd OF Jan. ~, ana
comments thereon a. follows:
Mr. FAhs arsulaenis are much wh2, We would eI.
pet r5 nn a., a.e ircS i1o n9un1 a uns
j. stiun, and minimizing ohso cie princlplts ils az,
exanlae The The stac oi thugs Ia Cuoa Soud be qGis
sufficient 70 raise gnblic camor y ne Monroe doctrine
can prtpe. This adm's-on Was In fact interpreted
as oS Sesa,e ni fsb se nS Se nSrs to ow @
he hols 70 the 'raditlona american pos cy Is 50 car
oG, to mSaTo ns' so ps ons
US thc Keystone u american liberties
The article combats MIR. ELshs theory that
Canning was the originator OF tho Monroe doc
trine, a ld concludes:
Monroes idea unfortunately became further corrupt.
ed until degener4tel into brren ery OF AmereS for
nracniee by the GOOD sense Of American statesnen al
though its professions have hanpered their freedom o
ns siSSS hsas seem osSs tIS "ssS sa y pomsy
had come 10 eeeys W b 1hs casnn ne was
inAupportabe outrage Fran such eXaggeratiOng ot an
has Withdraw and that he shapes policy rather by the
precedeuts Of Monroe's Admnls,Ia'Sn than oS ms s
| Invitation the European powers falls outside the
nieay spanish colony has not succey 10 asserting
her independcnce BAT the spirit OF Monroe message
power except spain in Cuba. This spirit Mr. F,i has
eat out G is wqi to Sssa Rs TO S
couseis u aiming winch Original dogma direct
trayersed we sha not rraife ln snceSssIn nus sHof'
| preserve IN appearance VI SuNaAsNshNJ
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A WHITE house VINE RIN0.
The Disclosures Made by nm Ex-Consui Be-
fore "a louise Committee.

WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-Ex-Consul Farrell
to day testified, before the Committee on Ex-
penditures OF tho S.ate Department, to the Of
fect that while Consul at Cadiz he refused to
sign invoices that he know were undervalued,
and that for his integrity he was highly oompli-
mented by Secretary Seward, who protected
him that he furnished thes Treasury officials
with Information that led to the seizure Of i'm
mense stocks OF sherry, and In one clse the
Government recovered $4,000 In compromis-
Ing a suit In Boston. THE Vino Ring attempted
to have Farrell removed. hut were unsuccpssfui
until Grant accession IN 1859, when one Duillc.
nntnraltz0d Frencfnnn, relieved him. Mr. Far
rell warned his successor of tho tricks Of mcr-
chants, and to he G rcful not to be imposed
upOn To which Duiile reped that he wns
expected 10 interfere with the business, ani did
not come there to do So. Returning to Waeh-
INIT III, Farrell was Informed uy Gen Dent, then
the means Of Fariclis ictuov ]. Having served
under Gran N The Army OF the tennessee. the
cx Consul sou sht reason Tor hia summary re
muval reminnlng the President OF ms army
ffiendship, hls war record. Hnd the stat" Depart-
mcnts tcstimuDi L.. 10 all ~ winch Grant re
tiled, " On, usnnw !" and the interview enCcd.
The moral t. tins sta ement sustained by
document nv evidCuce, IS that the .tention ~
the Secretary of the ireasurv VIII be cal ed to "A
Wine Ring, which has been carving on the most
high- handed rob cry of the revenue Tor nch "
seven year-, durnI which tine Duflie has reen
and sti Is nsul at CnGiz, and during which
time not seizure has been made OF the exports
voice " sherry wts y s7cd through the New
York Custom House IN 1871 Nv IN order ftOin the
White HOusc, some ut IL nuding its way to The
Pre- identdl wine vaults.
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Tho Turkish Compiicntions-Pri Milun's
Rumored Abdication.

CoNsTANTINopLE, Feb. 1.-The Austrian.
Russian, and German Ambassadors commun-
clted Count Andrassv's note verbally TO tho
Porte yesttr rday. The Ambassadors Of tho
other powers at the same time declared that
their Governments saw nothing in Count An
drassy's proposals contrary to the treaty OF
Paris. The Porte has promised to examine the
scheme and acquaint the powers with Its de-
Cisiun.
VIENSA Feb Tine Poiiische Correspondents
OF this city Is authorized to contradict he state
ments which have recently been circulated IN
respect t. Prince Milan's suppus d dissa'isfac-
tion with the present position ~ affairs, md his
intention to resign. there IA nothing In the
present condition Of the country to justify So
rious alarm or so extreme a measure as abdica-
ton. here have been struggles and cOnteD-
tions between the political parties, but they
left the position OF the dynasty entirely un-
toucned. All Seiva has rfhrmed that It Is well
aware that at the present junctIre no more So
rious misfortune could happen to the country
than a change OF ruler.
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civil or criminal actions from submitting to the
jrrv his own opinion upon tho vol ht of tn 4,
evidence produced or IA to what should be
tneir verdict upon such evi Hence, except In
such cases whe by law he ~ authorized to
direct a verdict The Judge may review the
evidence N requested by counsel on other sidc.
A hill was introduced by Mr. Forster, amend
ing the not for the annexation Of the towns OF
West rms and Kingsbridge, Westobester
county, to New York. II makes II the duty Of
be made maps " the terri ory constituting the
Twenty third and Twenty fourth rds, as de-
fined by W Tor the use OF the Department OF
Taxes and Assessments OF the CITY Of New
York. These MATS are to show all streets aud
property Hines. and the divsions OF nll lots, d.
inpnsions. sc. Other provisions are made elDi-
lar toexi- ing ones In nku cases.
VIM ". Cole, ccretary uf the Rrooklvn Fire
Insurance Company, Ia being urged for the posi-
ton ~ perintendent Of Insurance lie Is a
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scRurINIz1NG me EsrIMirEs.
Discrepancies Between the Actual Needs and
the Amounts Called for.

the Amounts thiicd Tor.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Committee of
Appropriations, not being satisfied with the In
formation furnished by the Treasury Depart
ment In regard to certain items In the Consular
and Diplomatic bill, required the Secretary to
furnish fuller details. The answer was received
to day, and the Information obtained enabled
the committee TO make still further reductions
in that bill. Tue following cases will show how
loosely estimates are made up. and how very
important II is Tor the committee to scrdiinize
closely even the most trivial details:
For instance. the estimates called for So 900
to maintain prisons IN cert In foreign countries.
When the committee asked tor the exact
amount expended for this purposa last year, the
Secretary replied. 5000 II. Again, the esti-
mates c He'd for 5000 to brllg home criminals
fiom foreign lanns AID yet last year only 81 .aJ9
was uisuursed for this purpose. and onlY nye
prisoners were brought over Tor tnat sum. being
an ayOrJge expense per he ID OF nearly 500. But
the greatest discrepancy was IN the item for loss
on exchange. The estimate called for S4S.tOO
but the Official figures showed that this expense
mad during the past two years averaged not
quite $1,000.
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THE Event ~ rHE academy.
The Annual Gathering Of the Queens of New
York InshiOn.

The opening march IN the charity ball
for the benefit Of the Nursery and Child's Hos
pital WAS begun at 10 O'Clock last evening IN the
Academy OF Music. In the quadrille that was
danced next the falling Of In attendance from
that Of former years was plain. The floor was
not more than half filled, and there was no
fringe Il standing spcctltors on the edge to Oh
struct the view ul those ~hn were IN the seats.
The usual ch racteristlcS Of this yearly gather
ing Of People who belong TO that rather
elastic bod, "Our best society, wero
not lost In tho diminution Of mum
bers. The dresses were elaborate tasteful. nd
very costly. One peculiarly OF the occasion,
distinguishing n from every other Academy ball,
was the dlsuse Of the barrOom by drunkaTds.
No hquor was sold In II, and the women who
passed by the open doors did not catch Glimpses
OF tiusy men.
Little OF the money received was wasted In
decorate iOns. "Charity 1873" shone In gas Jets
at the back OF the stage, vases at the outskirts
OF the dancing floor were hlled with rare flowers,
and that was all.
The company was largest at twelve o'clock
after eleven Of the twenty-four dances had been
done.
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A sihcrInn Wolf Dog EoInr to Csurt.

In cell No. in the prison OF tho Prince street
police station. last night, large and valuable ST.
b rian Wof dog "Three years ago." said Sergeant
Rcley, "in owner Frank klbe, then butcher In
Broome street. was worth $4,000. To-day he owns
only tha dog EDe at that time had In his employ Ber
nala Nice When he iailed he owed hioe one months
wage Elbs loyes that dog La, aigG! bernard N
made a eharge against hm OF grand larceny amt Capt!
Mcdonnell arrested Nice and held the dog az = vii.
ness" To-day Justice Morgan will hear the great slpe'
Tian Wo,f dog In his court room.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FLASHED OVER THE CABLE.
WHAT WORrH REPORTIN0 FROM
EUROPE YESTBRDAY
The Result OF Gen. Morion,s' Movements
Aaninst the Cariist- in Northern Spsin--
Een. Quesada Threntcutng Durango.

Aaninst the CarIistu in Northern Spsin-
Gen. Quesada Tbrcnicuinq Durango.
LONDON Feb. Ia letter 20 the Times
from san Sabastiin gives the following results OF
some ~ the initial engagements between the
Royalists and Carsts In Northern Spain
The movement oy the l,oyalists toward Vera
thu 25th of January, was only fcint to cover tho
real attack on Guetaila. Guetaria ~ the only
Ioint the Carlists have held on the CantaDrlan
coast west of Sln Sebastian since the beginning
Of the war. Gen. MoriOnos, returning to San
Sebastian, embarked two batallons Of troops,
which landed at Guctaria before daylight on
the 20. These immediately attacked AMI c1p-
tured the hril hit OF G. iratcmeHdi, which cpm-
mnnds thn town ot Guetnri, rhe 'arlsis tled
almost withDut hring shot. II would he DIM
COLT 1" over estimate the impurt nee ~ this
M rvcmrnt. II co upletclv nltefs the condition
OF tne " ipukcnhn mp ! IN, rander' necessary
the abandonment OF th" Z rlst positcns from
when thev hOmbardcd san Sob sti n, and
O ems an easy rOItN whereby Gen Moriones
may ad Vance into liiscay. throatrnirg Durango
and othpr Clrllst c'ntres, to J imtinn win
Gen. Lomass tcrs now aevancin, from tho
dire tinn OF Bilbao. Ihusticn NoriDues's move
M nta have begun most favorabl., and = lould
subsequent operations be crowned with equal
Rurross. T. rlism will soon have focCtged its
death oow in the western provinces.
MADRID, Fen IAN cflcal dcspa'c' s'ys
tn 1t Gen, Que ,ada has DESTROYED powder and
g rttidge nanufartory. md occupied Dina
Artc ge and Cenanii, In Bi-cay. lie nov throat
ems Duran o.
condo, In northern Nav RE. and viii II ok tho
pl cc tD-norrow. a d"spatch from San SGoas-
tian says hat Gen. Maitinez C1mpos = adv NC
in, into the heart of the liatz u valley. diivng
the Criists toward thr mount ins uf the frontier.
A great y ,nlc IA said to prevail among the
G. 81 sts AT Vera, and at other points on the
| BidassOa river.
Gen. Murlpnes continues the movement ho
| began yesterday.
ioL0sA, Feb 1.-The irlsts DENY that they
were defeated nt santa Hnrharn. They, CT i'm
| thht thrir General, Pcrul !, rcpuistl the Loyal
| ists aud pursued them ~ Puentr Ia Itsine; that
| the ROyalist division advancing On Lorca WAS
| defeated, ana retrcited prccipitately, aud that
ten Mo,iones received severe check on tho
| 2Dsh OF January
| BILBAO, Feb. 1-Gen. Quesada has arrived
| here, having marched through Blscay without
meeting serious resistance. Fourteen Carlist
| hattalpns are concentrated at Gerntca, but they
| nppear to be discouraged and undecided.
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UTICA, Feb. l.-Gen, John Jay Knox Of Knox
ooro In this county died at h residence at half past
O'Clock Monday night, after painless illness of upward
Of three months Gen. Knox born in Cana Joharie
in May, l70l, and came TO this county In 1871 lie Was
ma ried IN 1873 90 sarah Ann Curtis, VINO ded abon,
one year ago. His the Rev. Dr. " tliam h,
Knox Eliuira the Hon. JOhn Jay Knox Comptrollcr
of tho Currency Oi the United states, and the Rev.
IN. JD Theological seminary He had four daughters,
only Of whom is dead OF nttyseyen descerdants.
DENTAL Elector for Harrison In 1870 aud for Lincoln
In
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A Are broke out last evening IN the one-story
frame building 4hl4 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, in
NJ. VOLTS hardware and oil store, damaging Il $1,000
IL spfead to z. Ca twrighrs oyster ssoon at Ash and
damaged II 81 900. 1t then burned A. Sagurs cigar
loss 800 d. Jonnsons grocery al 4lo l9s, sEoo o.
Broad's market ut 4b3lS, loss $500 L. Jaryss hsh
Jecous's dwelling, loss siooi anu Mrs; Harkman9
dwelling, loss S4OO Tho buildings, which were all
faMe belonged to the Frost estdte, and the loss on
them Is 81 600 Total loss, tlO,5OQ
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John Matteraman OF 246 Second street. Will
namsburgh. was married to his second wife some time
tgo and his wifes brother, Frederick Franz aged %
years began visit them. He assaulted Mr. Matterans
young daughter on New Years day, and Mr. Matteran
ordered him not TO enter the house again on Monday
night he returned however and selling Mra, Matt ran
DS the throat used her yloently Miss Mary FRANZ
started 10 summon help, but Franz threw her to the
asor and st YfnpnK on her broke her jaw bone and
oherWlse Injured her that her physicians say her
condltl II dangerous Franz was arrested.
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SOME WAsnINGroN roPIcs.
The FrecdmRn's Bauk InvestiERtion-Hcnry
ID. Cookies Culpnbility.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Tho only witness Of i'm
portance yet examined uy the committee Ga the Freed
mans Bank A. NJ sperry, connected wth the nsitu-
uon from Its organization lie sys the officers were
ignorant OF the banking business. and were imposed
upon by the nnance committee IN Arlington, who con-
trolled loans ana accepted security on which they
woud MT have loaned a dollar from the hauks they
Were connected VITA. In this manner hundreds Of
Thousands OF dollars advanced to tao District
Ring. The evidence shows that Henry ID, Cooke Was
une Of the cuipable ot the parties influencing the
advances Of funds worthless seCury and that there
seemed 10 Systematic plan OF paying out the depOs
Its faster than they could be received.
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Bos. McI.auqhIin's Committee.

At meeting Of the Mclaughlin General Com
mi,tee night. letters of resignation we're read from
f. 7. Backhouse. Harvey d. FarrngtOn, j. W whitney
Patrick Nolan. John Quinn, Rodney rhurshy andF W
Vanbraacken. MesSrs. BaCNhouse end Harrington re
signed because of other engasenents The tSIlo%lnl
named octed Offrersi President, Samuel T. rec
man Wee Presidents j. W. Flgherty and Gen, Thos
=. DaKin, Recording SECRETARY, q. u. Herman 90.
Thna
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An UItramontsue Victory.

BERLIN. Feb. 1.-The Penal Code amend
ment relative to pamphlets and pastorals, which
was prouosed bv the Government In order to pre-
vent an evasion Of the law prohibiting an abuse
OF the pulpit, was rejected by q manmuvrc OF
the UltrnmOntane members who pressed a dt-
vision when many OF their opponents were 40
sent. The amendment will be discussed again
passing.
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The proprIetors Of bail rooms, ccncert rooms,
and gei dons who met Yesterday. appointed coln'
mItce 10 60 To Albany ana work for modification ~
tn liQu1r law OF lS, which the police arr cuiOrcl ~
under the recent order of CommsslorSr smith.
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NEwBURGH, N. Y, Jan. 3l.-The total num-
Der OF members admitted on probation to ST. JonhS
Methodist Episcopal Church from the time MIs, van
nrnt here "a few weeks aZo) 10 thr pIrhNh
Ia four hundred and twentyfour Thls lar eclpses ay
thing Of the KIND that eyer occurred mere Deiot IN
one church The meetings are continued ualy WIN
una
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Duncnn, sherman s CO.'S liability.

Judge Barrett Yesterday heard argument up0n
the renewal OF motion made before Judge Lawrence,
and denied BY him vacaie the order Of arrest against
Duncan. sherman Co.. In she sult OF Roobing Droih'
ers on a bill Of exchange drawn by Duncan sherman
4 DO on the Union Bank of London for feg:. The
prn,pal new affidavit sas by WIN. Batter Duncan, ex
plalnng fully the real estate transfers. ami tna co-
lion Of their account m the London banking Ansttu'
tiun, Decision reserved.
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Morning Hour un-
derstands that a warrant has been issued at this
Bow Street Police Court for the apprehension
OF william Smith, of tho well-known nrm of
solicitors, Smith Il Co., OF 81 Craven street,
strand. 1t is fe red that he has used "A largo
amount OF money belonging 70 various CLIENTS
and that his debts amount to $I5OOOJ.
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The woman's Praying Band hay again conn
meuc,l operations In Elbeth
The three.year-old aon Of Frederick Keller oA
Union hi, rolled out OF bed add was Killed.
Lohn Flynn was killed, yesterday, while crosse
ing Inc New Jersey Central track Of @lArem0nt.
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The Trouble with the Democrats.

wAsnINGTos. Feb. 1.-The organization OF the
auxiliary committee OF Congressmen ana resdcus Of
Washington TO cooperate with the National Democratic
Executive Committee has give the Democratic leaders
more trouble than anything that has arisen this season.
The Congrcsamen selected are Clymer Of Feunsyana.
Ross OF New jersey, Chapin ~ Massachuhets sobbns
OF North Carolina OF ono, ana Hooker u MSrs
sippi. The citizen committee has brought forth a
phiaux OF lie. ong Dcinocrats who are qlartcling
Whether the millionaire ". W Corct r,n, who gave
$4,000 to This fund IN 1872, shou be appointed and
men OF tat class, or whether the Young democracy
nnall De the committee.
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WAsHINGroS, Feo. 1.-The conviction of Mo
Kee has struck terror TO the hearts Of Bahcocks
friends. They were confident last night that Mckee
would be acquitted aud this they tho agnt made Bat
cock chances much better; but they very despond
ent now, and Babcock himself ~ much troubled The
cry raised that he jury AT ST. Louis Ia under rebel In
luence that fair trial there Is impossible Con
stantine Mcguire has pleaded guilty. auh TINS they say
was his conviction was certain no matter II he
m 4
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Retired from Businens.

Tho legend Envelopes opened every even
ing suspended just without the rail IN TIE lhlf'
tieth street police station last evening Reucath wa.
green covered table, laden with All the essentials Oh
the "euVeope" game. Around the Mnle were ON =
parts OF the furniture Of the gaming saloon At of eey
cnth avenue. In the cells We're hfeen RametltFS ~
women aud nine men, who had been srItsttd pl N'pN
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WAsHlNGTOS, Feb. boss shepherd gave
grand entertainment last night and over one thousand
invitations we're issued The President and his Cabinet
were present snd all the leading Eepub lean nem'crs
OF Congress IL noticeable thlt senator Dawes Was
present, although he M that afternoon lade speech
the District Ring Tor s extravaganza nud uis
r. gard OF AN Tn we're only one or two Democrats
pfrneut, and they were the Well-kuown slaves OF tie
iung. Tho expense of tins grand Ring show was not
ics.- tba Ssu
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LONDON. Feb. "A despatch from Sam
tander to the Times announces that Gen. BUr-
riel, Military Governor OF Bilbao, has been sum
moued to Madrid on account of the VII klnius
affair, and left Santander ON Monday.