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a. A. d. w. lld l22, 1872 1853, lS5 Ella 237 coo .d7
9d0, go. SOC So3, 800, SoS, 373 374, 1884
SUPREME CouRT SPECIAL IKRM-Law and Fact
Nos 20 25l p3 gi, 100 122 lei lil 100 lBl l6d i7s
le9 2o7 2lo, 2ic 70 si2, 2i s61, Soi Josh s5 90
1Ud. l54
SUPREME couRr-Prt lI.-Nos. 1884, e7od 1923,
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5li O7s ec2 1920, 1880 losS 40 ~ 1850 loss ot !
laos 200 s76 1855 1917, 1910 1875 0Se l0si 1879,
1890 Part IlI-Nos ISL, pl7 1891, eO17 lpO7H so,
1882 Qj3 2255 ls3O< 1ll R73 100. $40 bl3 8Jl llO5
20 o. llg7 1881. HISS, 1888, ll5s. lldl. ilsJ.
SUPERIOR OOUHT-(tENERAL 1KRN-NOs. 2d, q, %, 81,
81 33. IS, 80 80. ~, ~, Al, -, a, 40.
SUPERIOR CouHromfs1t i,-Nos 7ol 2o7 sS5, 5sl,
INs l2ls $50 76 9lo, 1925, bSi, lls2. Alo, 7lo. 05i
1854 $50, $40. IT'S, 722
COMMON PLKAs-PArt Mos. 2217 0s0 1878, lOa4.
goo M Rlsi 254 e00, PISS, 1898, 2O7l III lba1
1865 l55i, LOO, l55d, 1857
MAKINE CouRTmP e Nos. 29e5, 1909, ess7 e7es,
3iD7 Part II.NOF. 2l3l 14 007 81 49, 37Dl blO S797
3SOl 1892, 3S0S, $500 1907. 3sS 3HlU $40. Part III
Nos. 04gl 630l, 672S, 1924, bs6s, 565l. 5767 bSs1
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A Champion Hand BAH Match.

A large number of the admirers of the game
OF nand ball assembled At McQuates court yesterday
TO witness the hand bail champion match between
hessrs. James Dunn and james Casey, the champion
OF America, and Philip Casey and Bernard Neon ,de.
the champions OF the wor d The agreement was the
best four IN seYen for $500 ami tue championship of
nerica. The contest or ated unusual excitement.
Dunn and Casey the favOrites. The nrst game
was won DY Dunn ana Casey, score 81 20 second BY
Pal Casey and McQIlde, score 81 to IL the thlri
game stood Dunn and Casey "a 10 the fourth game
WIS woh by PM Casey and McQaade, 81 20 a. Cas- y
masking some wonderful ret urns IRON tne outer court
scoring no less than IL INT secs on low mt balls. Me
QhAde's play WAS also very efiec i've The NTH game
The sixth anne the tables we're turned Phi Casey and
hcQu DIR won, ~ TO H. In the seventh and decd ~
game som" beautiful plays were m de Oy seY. Dunn
also dd some OF hts nest work. Winning the match by
score of 81 TO 4. Large amount Of money changed
han ia IA he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

COOK-TOORER.-In the afternoon Of the 9th inst,
al reside OF the brdeE rents, by the Rev. Dr.
Thomas mua.e Of the titth Avenq' BAPTIST Church.
elder ION OF Leonard Coos.
RANBkRY-fkCK .-rhursday, Feb 3, at Manga
tues Conn, by the REV. >. Lines, assisted by he
heT j. L. scott, Dayid ". Graeoery q New YORK 10
II EKssEN-M EGENER.-On rhursd iy FEB 3, 1876
At the residence II the brides father by the Rev Dr.
Hcnneckc, George I. Luersscn to Amelia H. Ncgener,
Doth ut tins tity
FERRIS -MAsTERToN. At BronHvns, y. Y, on
Thu Fe uy Rev. 4. l.. Myers, vi liam Me-
sou Ferris TO use j. daughter OF Alexander Master
ton.
snEA-SMlTll.-On Fen ?. Dy the Rev. j. u Pagan,
AZ the residence Of the brides paents Henry Shea g
Mary A. Smith, all VI Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
Content. OF the Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY SUN published this morning con-
tains following:


Trouble In the Cabinet Opposition to Brstows War
the Mhskey Rng-Tle secretary OF the Treasury
Deserted by his Coleagues-lmproper Interference Of
the Attorney Generil-An Open llupturo between
Grant anu BrstJw-Grant In Towering Rage one OF
tue Presidents Frends-The Story Joseph g.. Hes
ter's Aaven Career; Tue Presidential Question
Sha 10 OF the Thru Trrm-toscue COnklng at Home
Hostility To q. r. MOrtouOen. ierman nOt tndi-
dt,e; The Great Scandal-beechers Doom Sealed
Henry G. BOWen'a Rupb to the PNmuuth Examining
Committee r. A Terrible Indictment - The Advi- DRY
Counclli Jcff 'rson Dlyi, spea, s-Blaue's Charges
Pronounced se and MalicIus-The Dead OF Ander
trt-i errinle Pane m @ clnnHu- OF Life aud
Limo The Eyangelists at MOrk-MuOdy anu Sinkey
BreakinR Ground N New NOrS-Ineir First Night In
lllppudruMc The FOrA fourth Cunglc,s-Ihr 1886
Dsi riCt OF uumDia BOnd-Llmlting the PresldeDtul
1ermi Almost Ready 10 Resume-Siiver lna cad ~
Fractional Currency treasury about TO Begin Cue
MO X OF kedVmpuOni l'eY aud Population m PuDlc
Aiaiis-Exravagance Everywhere rne Victims of tue
khg-indilna Naiskry Con pirat RS IN the siate
Adventure BEYOND Sandy HOOK About klng. and
Prnces-statisics Of the Rulers ot Europe Od Times
In Kentucky Gnpses Of llarem Life; iswrrs 10
correspondence; The Latest TeegriDnic news
Ladies' Department Notes Science aud Industry
Many Col uns OF editorial Articles and AGRICULTURAL
Matter; stOry-liow ho MAS Cured Finah. lAi l"tel
gence and Markets.
THE WEEKLY SUN contains a complete epitome OF the
news of the week all parts Of the United states
and the American continent. Copies IN Wrappers ready
tor mailing TO old country may be MAD At the desk
Of our publication once Price four cents For .ais
Dy all ws des lers In CITY and country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
The New Reconcile Murder.

Thomas White, proDnetor OF "Our House" In
New Rochelle who shot oy Richard Hanna, Jr, on
the night Of the Sd ult died yesterday. hanna, VINO
was young drunkar1 created a disturbance In the
hotel, and was put out By Mr. White. Hanna went to
his home got shot gnu, and returned the hotel
The door WAS tAateurd, and he hanged at II with the
QUIT Of the gun, MIR. White shouted to HIM stop,
anu hrn Hanna preshed the muZLe of the pun against
the door AID hr'd The charse Of about thirty No 2
duck shot penetrated MIR. Whites he turn.
In from the dour. MIR. White taken to his room.
Wife Pans ial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

In the House of Assembly In Trenton Yester-
day Mr. Luud introduced nil giving power a. con
stables police officers ~ arrest tramps and bring
them before Justice OF the Pace, who, upon their
conycuun, shall cOImt them TO six months labor on
the county ruals mghNais in Door nouses OF common
Ja T. They must work six huur, each day, the over
Of 70 " may discharge hem on condltion they
xiv uri not u return wlth.p year after their
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

About a hundred men In the Academy Of Mu-
sic. IN Brooklyn last evening formed new religion.
Organization, OF which the Rev Fred. Bell is to oe pas
tor. u ard OF Directors elected TO supcrntend
work NJ Boil SAID that they were not to enter
upon tue equalization OF a church lmmc iiatey. Mr.
Bells trA charle Of improper PROPOSALS IL 10 be
hid Friday nlgit church, by the tircuit Com
nittee. la The mean time ne h retained Morris d
ParsAlt to institute suns tor SANDER against his cue
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To Relieve the virginia Treasury.


Mr.. c. L. Williams OF Richmond yester-
day introduced In the House a oil proposing
To tax persons who drink, smoke, chew, or take
snun, g. per year; and those VINO indulge In pro-
fame language, 60 per year. Ii Is proposed to
make each male tnhabitant take oath whether
he INDUCES In any Of these things. IL he swears
yea. he Ia to be taxed. IL he swears nay, he Is
to be exempt. Ladies', not being mentioned.
are presumed to be exempt also. Mr.. Williams
thinks II the Legislature will pass MS bill and
have II properly enforced, that 1t will put much
~ Unsy in the state treasury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
A Bookkecper Mistaken for HiGhwayman.

On the night Of sept. n, as Henry Gesler, OF o.
Cedar street, returning home from his brothers.
after deposi inc his money In the Bowery Bans he
seized at the Post Oice ny two rulins who demanded
his m iney. lie "a isned them that he mad no money
and they ley him OH with parting blow. On
street he ca led officer, aud had Michael Han
eY, OF 56 Greenwlch street, arrested. Tue prisoner
has been books per Tor eight ye!rs with James
X. " arren Co., bankers, At 81 Wal street. In
the TOmDe police court yesterday, Counsellor james
ON by skilul animation, showed that II was
clear case Of mistaken identity and Mr.. Haniey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Robert II. shannon sued Mr.. A. Oakley Hall for
t2id76 for Illuminating lamps, renector, &C. for the
PARK Theatre December. 1875, while the defendant
PLAYING the principal part the Crucible" The
defendant denieu that he the order fer tho goods
nnd said that his only junction with the theatre
- ctOr and author and not proprietor lessee.
Tue jury gave the plantlh the amount claimed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
unfuihlled Intentions Of Grant.
kt.on, me S,,,ftoasLf R<n,.hIicou

few days ago Gen. Grant had notion
OF sending Secretary Fish to London, putting
Attorney General Pierrepont In the Stae de-
partment, and solacing Gen. Scbenck with the
then vacant Attorney. Generalship. Tue Presi-
dents Cuban policy had To do with this notable
reconstTuction, but II ls now on"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb 6.--Senator Ohristsncv of
Michigan was married this morning 10 Miss i.iliie
Lugerbeel Lately clerk In the Treasury Department
Senator Ferry, Ills colleague. uhleated as groomsh1n
senator Chrstincy Is according 70 The Cungrthsi]u
directory nearly xytnur years OF anu tue bride
IL represented to be nineteen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
Revival In Oregon Cinnamon Converted.
FrOui he Cfnctfi,tau tJdsftte.

A years successful work has been prose-
outed by dies conn, cted with the Baptist Nils
sion to the Chinese in Portland, Oregon. Four
teen Young Chinese nave been converted, aud
one of the number II preparing for the ministry.
There IL an increasing moral and cvizing IN
fluence over forty otner pupils In the mission
schools. The majority ot them have gwen up
idol worship, aud the Chinese community gen
orally Is IMPRESSED with the superiority of Chris
LlAn customs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
The Revival In Kentucky.

The revival meeting ls still progressing
with undated interest. Good attehdanc each
morning and crowded houses eacn evening.
Altar always full Of penilents and professors
Of RELIGION daily. Indifferent members and
bncksders IN all the churches have been re-
yived and renewed, and All earnest and lively
religious feeling pervades the entire commu-
nity IL Is the most remarkable revival ever
Witnessed H. Rnsselville, and great good has
been accomplished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

TUESDAY, Feb. s.-FLOUR AND MEAIr-Wth
be yer foreign adyloes there Is eon.iter@o, revival
Of demand for the low anu medium grades hour tor
export, and prices nave had an upward lrndenY, W
moderate auv ,nce established toward the ciosr rue
better .des have also cxnited steauier tone Rye
nOur and corn meal Without declded Improvement
bu. may w called more stcadv ~ uAyi pouI urn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

what Is it2 Il no longer asked, for tho world OF
fashion and all otnt wish TO combine tlt uhclul
Win the reJuy, mating Anow that It IL Lelrds bloom
OF Youth" when nCautihes the complexion ana removes
all blemshrs aud tens the skin reuderinR II smooth,
clear ana ,Auiiu Sold at all drugglsts' And FANCY
goods dealers every where lido.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
8us,ltss Hontts.


You will mad Mrs. MISSIONS 500 rHfNa SYRUP
invaluable fncnr. II cures dyscntery All diirriei,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures wtld cole.
sotes the gums, reduces Inflammation. and gives tone
and energy to the Whole system. In a4ulJsi
stance where the Infant Is suffering from pain and
hauslon, relief will be found IN nfteen twenty
utes after the SOOTHING Syrup has administered.
Do not fai " procure IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. B.-Freder lex Smith,
colored OF Charleston. S. c.. hangel the Nassau
prison, Nov Providence Island, on Fen A. for the
murd T vi Chandler Avery of Boston. lie Vas tricd.
sen enced, and hanged within thirty days from q Q
time OF mmtting the murder. lie made full con
fessiOn after conviction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

IL remedy which cxpes or DESTROYS worms In tho
human body. the oest anthcminic Is LsyeocN's Worm
Killer. which Ony destroys ana eXpce hem, nut ite
Timely ana OccaAo ial VS. prevents their formation.
Ask your druggist Tor II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
DITORCED.

GiLIs.-In the city OF New YORK, on the Sth day OF
Fcuru ny, 1876 hy the Hon. Aorsham II. LaNrchre.
Justice OF tie Supreme Court MAIsaret Gills frun
John ellis Cause, adulery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Dale Bros. 4 Co., IA well-kno wn Boston wool
len house, whose branch this city s at 10 and ~
worth street, suspended yesteIdsy. The assets are
than the liabilities. latter are ba.u 70
reach 81 OVO,OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
DIED.

,,BARRY;-on Feb 3, David NJ, son of Michael and
81 eth ST. jersey az. Fncnds of tho family
hnrii9ra lConn9 nsper, p'saie cory; lain ,o.o,,
Of ID MS Coppers, aged lcars, month, and n
The friends OF the family are respectfully Invited to
attend his iuucIal the reGence Of MS uncc I'd
warA ppcrs. la5 Madison It,. on Thursday, the ION
Dt'PIGNAC.-On Sunday. Feb q, George W Du
kgAllye Ann TRENDS are resoeettal'y nyltcd TO at
tsuSl 6is late re- ideIcc' is Or nwich a.
GuLkN.-On teO.s Aun GilIen, wife Of I. Clllsp.
Fuu.rl from her late residence, sherman Az. corner
GI III 81 l"urr S fe6 ~ cGaso,te Miller daughter
OF john anu Ca'harne hendefson' aged years anu IL
TO be buried from the residence of parent sos
s y Ge R SgS " on EE Yea Ell
IN !ne il,n esr OF ~ a!c; -, ,,.. ,..,.. 49,. -,
t neI t. AMI a , 10 . ~" aue tne
lOh Inst at Ia O'Clock. from ns late residence GJ5
kiGNEY -fe6 :, Elizabeth Jane daughter OF VII.
TunrTu iTon Inc r,sd no" Of her nsrSits 100
ManJcr street, Brooklyn, On TnursdAy, Feb TO- at -.
WILSON ON MONDAY, Feb 7, Samuel D. wilson, IN
Freaus ami relatives and members of Eastern star
l., dg" No, 227, Z. ANA ~, ami brethren OF u ter
hs ate rcsia nee ~ Jane st. on "Wednesday the S'b
''''' - DErHErurNr or ruprIc cg>nlTGr,s ASp(
drpsriment, otld at Bce,ne II spal Tor Inc purpose
lhcr sorrow al iht utatt 81 Air-
DO rph Keen, late superlntcud NJ of the HOrNhuusc
following preamble aud rtsO uNOns " re- adopted;
hhei eds, Alter MANY wears OF acV pubic liir ana
at ripe &c II pleased tue great Creator OF tue
Univers- TrnuVe from the sphere OF his earthly use
tuness our associate public ucer and personal lrrnd
Joseph Keen, late supcrintcnueH OF NorNhouse there
fore, he 1t -.
Les.rtd. That I'm the death Of Mr. Keen the communi
~ has 10 valued utuOcr. tnc puIlic faithful IN
cor the uuf ruuAte aud fallen steadiast friend and
We, ms associ to-. kni,near'ed companion, ~hJse
place will long ienl tin unnlcd.
kesorrd, hat our sNmpdthics are due and are hereby
ed O. his am tea ANA nov lonely widow In the
loss She hAs hccn personally Gale upOn 10 endure 10
his cndrrd IN III vacancy when his DEAN has made IN
their hnly crcl,, an! To III ifends "a the empty
char which vii now De- fOunu m their midst.
Hta0 rcf lhat We attend his funeral 300 body, ana
that copy Of these resolutions properly urOssed Ds
prtAentCd 10 his family.
JDhN T. FEAGI.ER,
DANIEL II. klICuEN, Committee,
ALFRED CllANCELLLOR)
GEOkGk Il lLOt X. Chairman.
NJ HEnpRS, N0ta rIhnc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
MARINE INTEL EyCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAO-rTIs DAY.
sun r1see... OIL sun SETS. .S MO1l sets. IS
mon wArEH-rnts nay
sandy Hook. "A Gov. island & 10 Hell Gate. o o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Rupture Cured bv DIR. Marsh Priucipat Of
late Masn Cob at his ofhcu2 Nesty 81. CASTOR House,.
~ u q lrAucn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Dom, paw s. tor az ,nserior Elastic Tru.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Dnyton's Inhaler md Di-infecter. with viu-
ciniagum. T. evcntive II snlarplN dipnneria. aa
Otuer talious di eases and "A rcief Tor cItarru,
brInch Is nn astim Sold by druggists. ManufAc
tory 20 West Houston 81. n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

DR.. Manfred, specialist 10 nervous diseases,
neuralSla cAlarrh, nervous ooAfns ~ Oheeb " I~-'
0tn a., Now YoIK-LaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Arrived TUESDAY. Feb 3.
steamship Ellen 5. Terry. Newborn. " c.. mdse and
pass.
Steamship Columbus. Havana. mdsc. and pass
u tg Dtpsey. Pernambuco sugar.
Bril- la tie Bishop. Matauza.. sugar
Brig ColsOn, Matauzas, sugar
Aisotne u-uai RIVER ana DtstNis. veas-s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

Wi-tnr's Balsnn of wild Cherry seldom falls
W sune couah or cold. 50 cents anu a bJtue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

In Quirk's Irish Tea, the great bilious remedy
frios 70 cents, ~ arusghu',-1dp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

DR.. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Neat and portable AS a tooth brush.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

JoHNsTowS, Feb. g. here is great excite
ment here over the facing OF the watch belonging to
the late murdered Edward YOst in large tank IN the
gas house this afternoon together with the pistol used
doubt by the murderer. Two chambers of the pls.
to were chArged. anu tue remaining balls correspOnd
In lie TO hose found In Yosts mead How the pistol
get there aud the reasons Tor searching the anK viii no
doubt be explained the trial hicn commences to-
morrow morning. The diamond pin has also Oeen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

IL YOU want to relieve the diseases OF children
without risK give Monels TsethinF Cordial 2oc-Adg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

o z. Church ana other members Of the West
noe Association, before The Assembly Commit
sss on Citie- opposed Comptroller Green's nill
bminK the assessments for uptown improve
bents m New Y lTk to half a million year.
IbsV urged that the property owners had more
hAn pad for the improvements, and that the
hmit was not enough 10 pave and sewer a sinSlo
Svenue. such economy WAS worse than ex raw
ASahce. The west side property owners we're
nIious 70 have the Improvement, finished nd
Shung To pay for them There were IN New
Iork 5000 lots not yet built uuOn All tre
Wopettv owners were In favor Of having the
SOfk done bV contract
hr NJ. Jenkins wished tho Riverside and
corning Side Parks exempted from the pro-
Visions II the biil, tor the reason that the prom.
~ owners have already I'd for the improve
Sents, and the city had not completed It's part
The agreement.
mr. CYRUS Clark cited numerous Instances
seeft property hid been assessed for IN re
so Us value, aud VT. =. llahdn com planned
snsl hs Il pal 5000 IN assessments. aud was
A'Dhs That the improvements snould 40 on.
49, spnosed the hmtlng Of expenditures for
-es1 IMPROVEMENTS TO half million year.
caucus ~ Republic ns Is 10 be held to- NOR
evening, u sottle upon a policy to ns pur-
Seu ny thom on blls concerning New York
Wv IL Is said tina an effort ID To be made 10
ulhl the ltepubhcans to the support Of
SSnpHoner dreens measures, aud AGAlnAt q
~r'os election OF new charter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09

POTTsvnLE, Pa. Feb. while Moody and
Sankey wee In Philadeiph revivdls were set in
motion In almost every church IN the coal re-
RiOns. Tue houses OF worship were crowded
every night and everywhere sinners BEGAN TO
repent. In one little church here the CONVEX
sions numbered upward OF hundred In very
short time, and In ali the rest the same proper
tionate success was achieved
In Ashland six notorious inebriates were in
duced TO seek the ways OF righteousness. They
Immediately TOOK the stand, tod their exaeri
ence, and exnorted their he .rers TO turn from
their sinful ways. This had the desired effect,
before countenanced revivals have entered into
them with commendable energy The old style
hymn books have been generally discarded, aud
the hymls OF Moody and ,nkey have been
substituted, and they are heard every night In
the streets, sung by the boys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-04
Attempted Murder and Lynch.
ing.

ST. LOUIS, January S.-Aspecial to the
Republican from Great Bend, Kas, says :
Last Thursday William I. Afford shot,
with intent to kill and rob, George Mar
shall, Of Anderson, Ind, about two miles
from here. Marshall and Afford had
Travelled together from Chicago. Mar
shall was not killed, but came into town
and gave q description Of his would.be
assassin, who was arrested, and in default
Of $1,000 bail was placed in Jail. On
Saturday morning mob attacked the
Jail and took Afford out to lynch him.
He escaped the mob, but was recaptured
by the officers and put under strong
guard, and was last night removed to q
place OF safety. A Frcnchman named
Rolando, ono Of the lynching party, was
shot by Afford. and died yesterday.
Great excitement prevails.
A dispatch from Kansas City gives an
account OF the attempted murder and
lynching at Great Bend, Kansas, men
toned in previous dispatch, and speaks
Of the parties as J. G. Marshall, Of Alex
ander, Madison county, Indiana, and w.
+. Afford, OF Great Bend. ltappears that
Marshall was going West to purchase a
farm, aud met Afford on the cars and was
induced by him to go to Great Bend. In
other respects the accounts agree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-04
Milling Statistics.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, January s.
From an accurate estimate, just COM
pleted and to be published tomorrow
morning, Of the milling capacity Of this
city and State the following interesting
facts are obtained: There are ~ mer-
chant mills in operation in this city alone,
with 100 run OF stone, and having a ca
pacity i I Of $500 barrels OF -four per day.
Thirty counties of the State report
2O7 Touring mills, with S56 run Of
stone and with grinding capacity Of
25,6O0,OOO bushels Of wheat per annum,
or nearly the entire crop Of the State.
Total shipments Of Minneapolis inithe
six months ending December 81, were
ass, 900 barrels; in the last three months
265, 200 barrels, or atthe rate Of ,O6O,SOO
barrels per annum. OF bran there has
been shipped 1850 tons. Total lumber
cut in the wear 1875 was 191, ,SG5, ,675 shin
giles; 167 ,7530O0 lath; 26,90700O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-01-04
Moody and Sankcy.

PHILADELPHIA, January 3.-Thc re-
vival meetings were again largely attend
cd, The service this evening, being in
the form Of praise meeting, were con-
Quoted by Mr.. .Sankey. A Sunday paper
of this city having yesterday commented
in very severe terms on Meody's allusion
to the Jews at the meeting on Wednesday
last, that gentleman tonight, in expla-
nation of the remarks attributed 10
him, says that in July, 1873, he
had seen in London paper an
account Of the meeting. OF some Jewish
society in Paris in June, 1878. AT this
meeting the report stated that the chair
man said the Jews had the honor OF kill
ing the Christian God, whereupon the
audience applaudcd. Mr.. Moody dis
claimed any desire to insult the Jews, or
hurt any ones feelings. He'had related
what he had read in London paper
when he was in England.