, 1876-02-03

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NEw YoHK. Jan. 25.- In the Superio
Court, this morning. Lucius W. Pond
manufacturer, whose wholesale forgerie
created so much surprise, withdrew hi
plea of Not Guilty. and was sentenced
to Is years in the State prison. There
are still 80 indictments against him.
CrxcrNNATr, Jan. 26.-The Gazette,
Charleston. W. Va. special says an sl-
tercation occurred between Thos. Hines
and VIM. Dooley. regarding the latter's
wife. Tonight Hines went to Dooley's
knocked on the door. and when Doole,
appeared, Hines cut him with knife
severiug the jugular vein, from which
he died.
The cases of Dawson and Esteph
charged with the murder of Lee, seFera
days ago, was called in Court to-day o.
Charleston.
The Court house yard is filed to-day
with excited citizens, chiefly from the
vicinity where the murder was commit
ted.
Later.-About 200 men arrived a.
10 P. NJ. and proceeded to the Jail and
took Dawson and Esteph out, maj ched
Them off to the woods where they will
probably be found hanging to tree in
the morning. Dooley who was killed
by Hines early this evening was col-
ored man and after the white mob had
carried off the Lee murderers, the col
ored citizens TO the number of so, went
to the jail and demanded Hines, who
= vered to them and they then
ID the former crowd to the woods
heir prisoner who will probably
let the same fate.
A Commercial special says the bodies
Dawson, Esteph and Hines, who were
nched last night. were taken down by
g Prosecuting Attorney to-day, and
in inquest held. The verdict was
lat they came to their death by mob
hos names are unknown.
GALVESTON, Jan. 26. - The News
pecial from San Artenio, to-day. says
livices received at different points on
he Rio Grande, through couriers from
;altillo, state that a revolution has been
.arted in the Northern and Central
,rtions of Mexico. near the Rio
sande. Gen. Honora has pronounced
II the movement and surprised the
lthorities at Parras. The revolution
is assaulted Rasoras, which is defend
by Madro, who is prepared to de
End it until re-inforcements arrive.
The majority of the people in the
.lorthern districts are reported in favor
Of preparing for the emergency.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Jan. 26.-The Royal
lists have carried several important po-
sitiens between Hermann and Laza,te
and are now encamped on ground won
from the Carlists.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 26.-At Northamp-
ton last night, seven disguised men
broke into the house of John Whittle-
sey, Cashier of the Northampton Ma
tional Bank, tied Mr.. WLittlesey and
samiiy, obtained the keys of the bank
and leaving one of their number as
guard, the other six proceeded to the
tank. and attempted to break into the
vault but the door and lock were to
strong. They left without cut &C
-complishing their purpose. Cashier
Whittlesy was robbea of his watch and
what money he had at home. There
is evidence that the gang had been plar =
ming the robbery for some time.
North ADAMS, Mass, Jan. 2G.-By
AN explosion of nitro-glycerine at Now
bays factory, two gen were blown to
pieces.
new YoRK, Jan. 26.-Gold closed at
n22s.
An Amsterdam dispatch says King
William formally opened to day at the
Amsterdam Cr, stal Palace. the Exposi-
tion of articles destined for the Phila-
.deIphia Centennial.
WASHINGTON, Jan. &C. -Four Com
amercial treaties are talked of in Con
eress and two are now under consider
alton. They are with Canada, the Ha-
vaiian Islands, Cuba aad Mexico.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-O. G. Miller and
Robert Flemming of Dundee, have
agreed to the request of the committee
of bonding shareholders of the Erie
Railroad.
The Posts special from Irun, states
that the Alfonsoists began simultane-
Gus attack on all the Carlist positions
in Alvia, Biscay and Suipuzecoa.
The Times Paris correspondent says:
81 have ascertaiEed that Cardinel An
aoneli is really i'll, but not sufficiently
SO to accession uneasiness. The Pope.
although much enfeebled has not dis
continued his receptions"
The Montenegran official journal an
nounces that the Porte is determined to
declare war ana annihilation. The
Montenegro journals declare that Mon
senegro has preserved her neutrality.
Jan. 26.-The Canadian government
is to be informed that the clause of the
Dominion Parliament bill creating the
Supreme Court of the Den ipion, which
'debars appeal to the Privy Council of
England, must be repealed.
The Times Constantinople cores
pondent writes that he has been posi-
lively assured that the Sultan owns
5000, 600 in tie Turkish debt and that
he has exacted full payment of his div
dend, refusing the half coupon paid