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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. B.-Lfberty
Hall was crowded to ovcr6owing last evening,
on the occasion OF the reception to the officers
and crew of the bark Catalpa Thomas Hasset,
one Of the escaped Fenians, made speech.
Arcu1soN, rs, 2G.-The drawing OF the
Kansas Land and Immigrant Association was
completed this evening. Everything passed of
PLEASANTLY and satisfactorily to all concerned:
The Price villa was awarded to No. l9O, 736, and
Glyck's block to No. IL, $50.
Spec1at DisputcA IL 1he Tribune
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 9G-The Fort
Naync Sentinel has another libel suit on hand,
Henry f. Edgerton having Tiled complaint
against that paper claiming $40 1000 for malicious
defamation Of character.
NEW YonK, Aug. a5.-A detachment OF 100
recruits start tomorrow for Cheyenne, via the
PENNSYLVANIA, and Toledo, Peoria S Wabash
Railways The troops will be rushed through
on fast time.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia-, Aug. 26-On motion Of
Assistant-Atto General Dibble, the suit in
tile Superior District Court on the official bond
of cx-Auditor Clinton, for S220, 900 of money re-
ce;yed and not accounted for, aud $13S, GOO ille-
gally disbursed, was discontinued. The suit was
Instituted by the late Attorney General Field,
who died last week.
Spectal Dispatch to Tie Tribune.
JASEsv1LLE, Wis, Aug. W.-Capt. McLoon,
of GAINESVILLE, has been appointed Trustee Of the
State Institution Of the Blind by Goy. Luding-
ton.
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Special Dispatch to The Tribune
TORONTO, Ont, Aug, 26.-The Globe to-day
has cablegram containing summary OF an cd
itorial in the London Times, founded on the dis
patch va San Francisco concerning the alleged
excitement in British Columbia. The 1iml<s
SAYS: 'tThc Pacific Railway being promised, the
British Columbians entered the Domln-
ion. Mr.. Mackenzie, embarrassed BY
financial difficulties and the Escauabfan
d;scontcpt, throws the Pacific Railway scheme
overheard. At this crisis in the Confederation
Lord Dutferin intcryenes, and visits Vancouyer's
Island to tranouilize the excited feelings of the
CoIonists. The Columbians are indignant, but
cession is q political impossibility. The Can
adams must 6e told they are playing dasf ana e[
their vounr national credit, and discrediting the
English name, Of which they profess to be
proud.n -. 1;,,x, or+;c,a 90
ignorant and superciious; 1t says: s;n Ma
cuitics: the Pacific Railway scheme has not
been thrown overheard; that any crisis has oc-
crrl in the Confederation is mere rubbish; that
Lurd Duffcrin's visit is one OF pleasure; and
taunts tue Times with being ever ready TO ora"
its inspiration respecting Canada from tele-
Grams emanating from American channels.
b Spectal dispatch to Iae 1'3auns
ToRoSTO Aug. B.-Speclals from brltlsn
Columbia to the morning papers ssy tAo pie~o
dispatch via San Francisco pnrportlng to convey
the remarks made by the Governor-Ge is
incorrect. He assured the people that the main
line Of the Canada Pacific Railway would be
built speedily, but said the Vancouver's Island
section had been dropped, and asked what com.
pensation PEI was required in lieu OF that portion Of
The Royal Commission appointed to investi-
gate the affairs OF the Northern Railway is sit
Ting here, but reporters for the press are not
admitted.
, 1876-08-27
INJURED By A FALL.

DrSKIRK DEPOT, N. T.. Aug. 8.-In con
seoucncc Of the falling Of scaffold employed
in the raising Of the roof timbcrs Of the st.
George Catholic Church in this village this
AFTERNOON, the Rev. Father Ferdinand, Frang
Busher, Nicholas Langenstein1, and George
feet to the earth, all but the first
named receiving serious injuries. Busher
las 4 leg broken just above the knee, aud
is supposed to be badly injured internally.
Langstein has rib broken, and is also injured
internally. Flick is seriously injured in one hip
and otherwise fearfully bruised
, 1876-08-27
4 Deatllbed RemarriaEe re.

In 1870 Mrs. O'Brien, a widow with three
daughters, married Jim Farrell, the Twelfth
Ward politician, who had been barkeeper for
her husband. In April, 1873, she obtained .
part, brought about by hard drink. In 1875 she
began to suffer from paralysis and apop'e1yy,
which produced her death on the aoth of April,
1876. Just previous to her death. on the Sd Of
April, Farrell appeared at her bedside with JUS
cemetery, and the twain were remarked. In
mediateiy after the ceremony Farrell produced
will, and it was signed BY his wife, making him
sole lesatee of her property, which amounted to
$4,000, and leaving her children utterly destt-
tute. The will was set aside yesterday.
, 1876-08-27
DEATHS

FORD-At Winnetka, on the 21st inst, OF
hydrocephalus, Josie. H., daughter OF Hatne
A. and Eugene e. Ford.
HEILMASN-Johnhy, youngest son at Georgs
Heilmann, aged years nsont65 and days.
Funeral from the residence, 926 Arnold-st., Sun
day, Aug. 27, at 10 o'clock a. N.
GEORGE-On Friday, Aug .e5 Henry George,
A years Of age.
Funeral from his late residence, go Thirty nrst-
st., sunday, eth inst. ut 80 o'clock. Friends
OF the family invited to attend.
McCORMICK-James Mccormick, after 1inger-
ing illness, at his residence, Gerr-st.
Funeral Monday at 1850 q. m. to Cavalry Gem
etery.
copy.
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Goda with Chloral Hydrate.

According to Prof. konig, the eminent Ger
mn pharmaceutist, the narcotic power oi
choral hydrate is increased to an important ex.
tent, and its prejudicial effects reduced in tina
same proportion, il biearbonate OF soda be ad-
ministered Immediately beforehand. Prof T.,
after five observations, believes himself to be in
position to state that one part By weight Of
chlorh hydrate may be replaced with equal
effect by one part OF bicarbonate OF soda and
0.4 part of chlora1 hydrate. And since, says the
Professor, calculated from the average manu-
facturc Of ch1oral hydratc more than 100000
persons daily use the sleep-producins medicine
made known few years ago BY Prof: svfcb-
reich, some may find it both useful and interest
ing to test the conclusion here stated: which
was indeed probable from theoretical considers
tlOus.
, 1876-08-27

LINCOLN, Ill, Aug. 26.-While tho Tilden
and Hendricks pole was being raised here this
afternoon, Henry Becker, a boy Of II, was badly
if not dangerously wounded in the following
manner: Some devil put a cast-iron cog-whecl
In an anvil, filed the casting with pow
der, set another anvil on top, and
touched the thing off. OF course something
had to go, and the casting went-in in every direc-
tion through and over the crowd, striking sew
cral, but Becker was the only one badly hurt.
The party touching it off received a cut in the
leg, which should have struck his head.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 26--In the United
States District court this morning, the jury in
the case Of Joseph H. Whitbank, who was tried
for mutiny, came into Court and stated that
they were unable to agree upon verdict. They
stated that they were decided in their be-
lief OF the testimony. Judge Cadwalladcr
stated to them that the chief points OF the YER
diet on which they disagreed, viewed either
way, should still, in his view, lead to verdict
Of conviction. He refused to discharge the jury,
and sent them back to their room. The jury
has been locked up since last Wednesday, and
one Of the jurors Is quite i'll.
, 1876-08-27

MOULTON VS.. BEECHER.

New YonR, Aug. a6-Counsol Of Rev. Henry
Ward Bcecher, in the suit for alleged malicious
prosecution brought by Francis D. Moulton,
have served upon the latter's counsel notice Of
application for change Of venue on the ground
that the selection OF an impartial jury In Brook
of public opinion among those from whom the
iurT would have to bc.selectcd-
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CRIMINAL NEWS.
jackson County, ill.,, the Scene OF
Another Horrible Homicide.
A Girl of Seven Years Receives the
Shot Intended for Her Father.
Two Men Killed at Denver, MO-,
While Resisting Arrest.
pRrTAL HOMICIDE.
enxc3o, nsn1fch to 1nd Tribune.


cApBoNpALE, ILL.,, Aug. pa most horrible
,;cide 1ras enacted miles north Of this place
a. : o,clock this afternoon. The tragedy oc-
cnrred in a very respectable family, the heau OF
1rh;ch IA thrifty and wcll-to-do lar
,,or T. will terminate in the death
~ nm innocent little girl, years
~ aoe, shot with rifle by her uncle, WHO III
teniei the ball for her futher. The particulars
NJ the terrible occurrence, as CLEANED by your
c,rrpsnonlent from eye-witnesses on the seene
Of the tragedy, are as 1ollo"s' ~ nas D';a -
~ 1o+a onte common for some one ID
the neighborhood to put up beef to oe i Moa - W
na WIN made the best record with rlne az
tarrrt at a certain amount Tor eacn sno1'
William Dillinger staked the >. ocet 70 ~
day, and while shooting '2 Ely t1r ther-in-1aw. Bill
Bowman, and himself, in relation to bus1hhg 1hs
sume whisky, which was being sold on thc tho
ground. Bowman wanted more WHISKY, out the
t}ealcr. James Lewis, q hired hand OF Dillnsers, .,
refused to let him ;as;;e hays more a} ews %T The
atl who said he would allow no to run over hs
ircd help. Bowman then turned away, anu
began to load his rifle, but, when nearly nnlsu
ed I james Catch took it away from him, ,a;aa any
Afterwards returned it, with Bowlnan's promise
lone. and Catch Dilliuger and his little gl1Il
started in an opposite direction toward ~ ~.
lnrer's house, some 100 yards distant. Inc
other ncighbors went in different directions TO
their bomcs. When Bowman reached the
edge OF wood, about 20 yards from a
his adversary, be turned and took oll,hauo
aim and shot at Dillinger, taking to heels n
stunter. The ball missed its lntented VICTIM
about feet, but unfortunately spent its force
IN tie little girls head entering just above the
right temple md lodging in o,;aae tte g., oase ra
ot the skull. She was 1mmedlately r.
moved to the house where at
th,s writing she lies in an unconscious state
with no hopes Of living through the night:
Addie is years old, very pretty 6r1ght, anu
intelligent girl. She is the only child, anu tue
1oss vii be terrible to her parents.
Bowman is % years old, IS marreo,
and has one child. He has borne the character
OF a dangerous and treacherous person, espe-
riallv when intoxicated, and his rows with OIL
ferent uersous are numerous. He had trouble
with Dilunger some five years ago. ana mas
threatened his life severel times SINCE;
BE is still at large, but VII
not be long, as a pursuing party OF petEeen
forty and fifty are securing the bottoms OF the
Big Muddy River, where he has undouDte9ls
taken refuge. No lcniency will be shown LIN.
The erciteneur is at boiling heat, anu there Is
danger of Judge Lynch opening court unless
the authorities get Bowman in charge first.
:iulre Crawford, in the Circuit Court at Muir
nhvshoro TO- dav, decided against the motion for
3 new trial in the case Of The People rs: Terry
Grain, for the murder Of Edward Bufof1oee III
1852.
, 1876-08-27

HOWELL-CALHOuE-At Philadelphia, on
Monday, 21st inst, at o'clock p. ln- BY the Rev.
uncle, the Hon j. &. Caldwell, Mr.. s. R. Howell,
of this cit and Miss Eta r. Calhoun, formerly OF
Englewood, III.
WLSON-NILLIAAIS- the Goth inst, Mr:
William Wilson and Miss Lizzie Williams, both Of
this city.
DEWITT-HOWELL-Aug c5, 1873. by tho
Rev. G. S. Hubhs, Mr.. James n. Dewitt, OF s.
Johns, Mich, and Mrs. W ealthy Howell. OF Chi
cago.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-A st. Joseph special says
B. F. Denham and his brother Bowen we're kill
ed at Denver, Worth County, yesterday, by a
Constable and posse while resisting arrest. 1t
seems that w. T. Denham got into a
difficulty with an unknown party,
and the Constable undertook to arrest
Denham, but was deferred by
the threats OF himself and brother. The Con-
stable collected posse, the Dcnhams mean
being ordered to surrender they opened fire,
whic:, vas promptly returned with such fatal
effect that both were instantly killed: There is
intense excitement, aud more bloodshcd is
feared.
, 1876-08-27
CASUALTIES.


AA
NEW York, Aug. 26.-The steamer Etna,
from Aspinwal, arrived to-day, having in tow
the steamship Colon, disabled. The Colon
sailed Aug. 90 for Aspinwall. After being two
days out, terrific explosion took place
followed by great rush Of steam, which com.
pletely envelopcd the vessel, causing much e.
citement among the passengers. After some
time, it was discovered that one OF the boilers
lad burst, and that two men had been killed,
the chef engineer and one Of thf hh rensn ca Ser
ed signals of distress, which were observed by
the steamer Etna, and the disabled vessel was
tow,d into port
The explosion occurred at Il O'Clock On Sun
day forenoon, during religious service. The
ship was three days out from port. The
force Of the concussion threw many persons Of
their feet, and for time scene Of tue widest
confusion prevailed. John Bunting was ths
name OF the engineer who Was Killed, and
James Farrell that Of the fireman. TIE bodies
were buried at sea- The vessel was badly dam.
aged by the explosion, and it will take several
days, perhaps weeks, to repair.
Tie passengers will leave for AspinWal next
Monday.
, 1876-08-27
SUICIDE,
GnkCfdi THx1zfch to TIE III


JOLIET, Ill.,, Aug. :28j-Hazrison Jones, we'll
known farmer in Jackson Township, committed
suicide yesterday by hanging himself in his
barn. He was subject to melancholy intervals,
and about three weeks ago received sunstroke,
since when he had been very despondent. Three
wears ago he attempted suicide, but was saved
bv his wife. He was about 50 years Of sge, and
leaves large family.
, 1876-08-27
MARINE NEWS.
THE CANAL.

BRIDGEPORT, ILL.,, Aug. 26.-ARR1vEp-Dcer
Park, LaSallc, 5000 bu corn; Champion, La
Sale, G,0o0 bu corn; Ontario, LaSalle, 6,050 bu
corn; G. L. Booth, Utica, 5000 bu corn; Dan
ube, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn; Seneca, Ottawa
$3.50 bu corn; prop Peerless, Ottawa, 4,700 bu
corn; Tempest, Ottawa, 6,2o0 bu corn; A. Wool
son, Morris, $500 bu corn; Omaha, Morris, :, 900
bu corn; Orion, Marseilles, 6,oo0 bu corn; Brill
liant, Morris, $500 bu corn; prop Mohawk
Belle, Wilmington, $500 bu corn; J. Menard,
Wilmington, $500 bu corn; Monte Christie,
Seneca, 5000 bu corn; Maple Leaf, Roneo, co,
500 bu corn; prop Montauk, Lockport, 5,Ooo
lis, Chillicothe, 6,2t0 bu corn. ON, 40 coo T..
CLEAnED-Slorning Light, Ottawa, 63,69o It
lumber. rs nj shingles; Montreal, Lockport,
800 III shingles; Isabella, Lasalle, 9o,t52 It lum-
her.
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ALLEGED BRIRFRY.

BosToS, Mass, Aug. 26.-The Journal says
that charges have been made against Adjt.-
Gen. Cunningham to the effect that be received
bribes from firm which furnished supplies to
the State. Gov. Rive has appointed Commit
tee Of Investigation.
, 1876-08-27

SAN FRAyc1sco, Cal, Aug. a.-The ship
Lightning, with 400 emigrants, went ashore At
Trowbridge, on the Australian coast, July L.
The passengers and crew were saved.
No particulars have been received Of the los1
Of the ship Gettwood.
, 1876-08-27

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 26.-The negro, Robert
Williams, who, in attempting gross outrage
upon Mrs. Ann Bridge near this city Thursday,
inflicted injuries from which she may die, was
taken from jul tonight By party Of men and
shot dead.
, 1876-08-27
LOST HER .JEWELRY.
Huec{4{ Qikp4tch to 1ns Trtbunk.

BURLINGTON, H., Aug. ga Chicago thief
paid his addresses to Mrs. Harry Lee in this
city last night, and left her in q stupor, after
stripping her of her ornaments and jewelry.
The swag consisted OF fine gold watch and
c11ata gold bracelets, rings, and sets, valued at
SEM.
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ENGAGEMENT.

BRODERSEN-FON'LER- I. L. A. Broder-
sen and Miss Emma A. Fowler, daughter of H. Z.
Goodrich, Esq, will be united in marriage at the
Second Cniversalist Church Sept. L., at 6:3o
o'clock D. N.
, 1876-08-27

or the other crews there is not much to say.
The Bcayerwvcks, Of Albany, average 25h years
OLD $ feet 10 inches in height, and l54 III weight.
The Northwcstcrus, oi k.ycrdale, I can't tell
you much about, Us they do not arrive until To
morrow.
Nearly all the four-oars will hare represents
tires iu each Of the other races.
, 1876-08-27
CROPS,

Special Dispatch to 7he Tribune
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Aug. 26.-There was a
slight frost in this section last night on low
ground, but no damage to crops has get been
reported
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eweler Miller, who recently absconded from
Montreal, were arrested yesterday at Prescott,
, 1876-08-27
ATTENTION.

Eighth Ward Boys in Blue. There will % - =
meeting held at the headquarters Of the Repaniean
Club ut 25l West Harrison street, corner Of Hal-
sted for the purpose OF perfecting the ORGANIZATIONS
ut o'clock sharp, Monday.
, 1876-08-27
CIOTHES-THIEF.
Special M1pdtch to 1ne Irtbune.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. a.-The third Of the gang
Of thieves lately caught In this city, q barber,
named Johu Barton, was bound over to-day for
receiving stolen property. A pair OF pants
stolen at Pekin two weeks ago WIS found on his
person.
, 1876-08-27

CUMBERLAND, Can, Aug. 26.-Mrs. Fanteauz
Joanisse and another were drowned at st. Jo-
seph while bathing.
, 1876-08-27

PORT HURON.
Special Dispatch to TIE Irtuns.
PORT HURON, Mich, aug. 2j-11 p. m
DowS-Props Java, Montana, India; sehrs
Nellie Wilder, H. A. Richmond, Sligo, Una
tla, Red Wing, C. G. Breed, Camden, Sam
Flint, D. s. Austin. David a. "ells' clayton
Belle; tug Vulcan, with raft.
Ur-schrs Three Bells, Laura, Grace. Amelia,
Elgin, Parana.
W1SD-Northwest, fresh; weather fine.
, 1876-08-27
BIRTHS

F1sHER-On Wednesday, Aug. %, a 10-pound
daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Edward A. Fisher.
, 1876-08-27
on their way to the United states and $t5ooO
worth of jewelTy and valuable stones were found
secreted in their luggage.
RECAPTURED.

RECAPTURED.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
JAsEsv1LLE, Wis, Aug. 26.-The jail-breake,s
of Wednesday night, Williams and Whalen.
were arrested at Johnstown yesterday for bur
glarizipr farm-Louscs and brought to this caty
to-day. Holleran is not yet heard from.
, 1876-08-27

MARQUETTE.
Specta. Dispatch to The Tribune
MARQUETTE, Mich, Aug. 26.-CLEARED-
Schrs Bahama, T. L. Danforth.
PASSED DowS-Prop City Of Duluth.
WEATaER-Fine.
, 1876-08-27

Can't. Close seldom goes ont with the crew, a1.
Ws1Eer. the substitute, taking his place WINE
he coaches thc four. He is frank to say that ne
does not think much Of the American st1ohe:
The neculiarity Of their stroke, as ne explains
it, is straight back, with long s1rohe mI r1,r
slow recover but bringing every nuselIiteo I,
Nj. Jameson, the bow oar, was s1sn.ls iThs, Thn,
nnsed at drst, but he is all right now lhcy
row daily, aud spend Saturday. anu sanua' ~ ~
Cane NAV, to avoid the eneryatlng e1ects u tue
warm weather By saltwater bathhg; Iap.;
Cinse was one of tie crew that defeated Oxiord
this year. ......
rHEY BROUGHT THREE BOATS
with them, a gig, or working boat, single
scull. aud q four-oard shell, and also an un-
limited number Of Ayling oars. - lbs n
weight, II feet inches long, and very stl1t.
Their racing shell was built py searle, OF otat-
fortl-on-Tyne; is we'll constructed, and was
never in The water before it was put in the
Schuylkill. In weight it is heavier than Amerl-
can FACING boats arc generally built, bur the
lines indicate considerable speed. The steering
gear, on their arrival, WAS the old-tasnioncu
Yoke, requiring the use Of both. 1eet1
but on witnessing the improvement i'll use
on this side the water, without the least dls-
trust of anything American, they at once auopt-
ed it. The wor1ing-buat was soon abandoned,
and they have since been steady at WORK III thclr
shell, rowing up over the course aud back as,a4ll G
to their boat-house, about q miles IN all. lucy
are perfectly satisfied With the COURSE, though
the current is much more sluggish than that OF
the Thames, and they like their quarters ut the
College clubhouse very much. Their measure
, 1876-08-27

Companies Of the West Side, excepting the Slxta
Ward, will meet Friday evening at o'clock 81 sno
headquarters OF the Tenth Ward Hayes and W9eeet t
Club No. 209 West Lake etreet, near Hatstea. 1oA
the purpose OF electing division eomnandes.
All company organizations, with names Of omceIss'
should be reported TO j. S. Reynolds, koom -
No. Jog Fifth avenue, before II O'Clock Friday.
, 1876-08-27
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
THIRD WARD.

THIRD WARD.
The feld- staff and company officers Of the First
Battalion Minute-Nen OF 76 Third Ward Repuo.
Iican Club, will meet at their headquarters, 90o
Wabash avenue. Monday evening, for the purpose
OF clec*ing Colonel and Lieutenant-cotonel. ana
also to consider the matter OF forming another
battalion. BY order Of -
LYMAN BRIDGES,
Colonel Commanding Division
, 1876-08-27
NORTH SIDE MARCHING COMPANIES

N0RTH EIDE MARCHINH CUMPANEd
The officers OF the Hayes and " hec1er Hatcnnx
companies Of the North Side will meet Thu1soaJ
evening ut the North Side Turner Hail for the paI-
pose OF electing division commander AZ COLI eom
pany Organizations, with names OF odlcere: ano1a
Fifth avenue, before IL o'clock Thursday.
, 1876-08-27

The Eighth Ward Republicans will dedicate she1f
new headquarters, under the Halsted Street Opeta'
House, Wednesday evening. Speeches by T. B.
Sherman, Willard Woodard, Gen. o. l.. Manu.
John Lyle King. and P. A. Hovne.
PHILIP A. uQISE, President.
, 1876-08-27
EIGHTEENTH ARD
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.

Company 4 will meet At p. m. MONDAY,
Turner Hall. Ali members are requested TO D
present and bring their friends.
, 1876-08-27

There will be meeting OF the Congresson4
Committee for the First District It RepubIiesn1
Headquarters, Grand Pacific Hotel, Tuesday, AS
O'Clock p. N. The following is the Committee;
JAMES P. KooT, IRA ". BUE1,
JOHN LYLE KING, ARTHUR DIXON,
c. H. REID, JOHN TulELEN,
c. TE1rNETKR, C. ". WATSON,
L. G. CLARK, F. C. vILRL1S0,
A. Fl. DALTON, n. G. DUDLEY,
8. B. SEDCWrcK.
, 1876-08-27

They are staying with the Malta Club and will
not appear except in the four-oarcd race.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
THE MOORE MURDER.

Coroner Wotman held an inquest yesterday after.
noon in the case OF Thomas Moore, the brushmaker,
who stabbed the throat on the 9th inst, at the
OF Hague and Pearl Streets ty Michael Mccarthy
The testimony was, briefly, as ioows:-
Mchacl May. of No. Catharinc street, said that at
halt past ten the 9th inst Moore, Mccarthy, himself
and others in the liquor store Of Matthew
Dwycr, at the corner OF Hague and Pearl streets:
quarrel between witness and OF the others,
and witness went away 10 get some money TO pay Tor
the drinks the dispute having been as 10 who was 10
pay; on his return witness was just IN time TO see
Moore staggering from tho effects Of the stab he had
received.
John Lyons of No. GO New Chambers street, was
next called. He testified to having seen Moore and
Mccarthy fighting In the street, the latter was pushed
down and Moore got on top OF HIM; some ono cried
out "Don't hit while he's down. Moore got up;
meantime Mccarthy got lager beer glass from the
saloon anu dared Moore to touch him another fight
then cnsued and witness ran away.
Matthew Dwycr, the salooakecpor testified that
Mccarthy seizcd long meat knife from his and
returned with TO The street and stabbed Moore
The Jury returned the verde; that deceased came 10
his death from injuries received at the hands Of
ii ichael Mccarthy
The murderer IS still at largo.