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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09

Nor IDENTIFIED.-The body which was
found near Vaughan's bridge still remains as
much of a mystery as ever. A gentleman who
arrived from Bartlett says it is not the body. OF
Brennan, as he was much smaller man, and
when last seen wore different clothes 1t seems
to be almost certain, however, that it is that
of Capt. Gordon. His wife is now in Massa-
chusetts, but she has been sent for and will
visit this city for the purpose of identifying the
body if possible.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09

Kid Gloves for the million. Leach, 1871
Middle street. ine3d6t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09
New HOuse-FOR SALEI!

1E.A The brick house No. 766 Congress St., built
MiiiI IN the most thorough manner and supplied
,usssA with modern convemences Will be open from
TO r NJ, or can be seen at any time on applica-
ton to f. &. PATTERSON, 3791 Congress st.
luz
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09

NHE up stairs tenement in No. $40 Congress
Street One of the most desirable rents OF its
price in the city. Gas, Sebago, etc. Within three
minutes walk of post-ofice. ju9dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09

GOLD AT SACcARAPPA.-The ore found at
Saccarappa has been assayed ard yields $15.O6
per ton, which will we'll pay working. 1t is
expected that operations will be commenced at
once to develop the mine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09
TO LET.
To Rent.

WITH or without board, pleasant front room at
" III Oxford St, Corner of Cedar.
jug d1w*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09
THE PRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1875
THE PRESs

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender BROS. Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews,
wentworth, Moses, n. B. Kendrick, and Chisholm
BROS; or an trains that run out of the city.
AZ Biddeford, of Phillsbury.
At Saco, of L. Hodgdon,
at Waterville, of j. s. Carter
AT Bath, of j. .. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, Of French Bros, and Stevens s. Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09

PREsUMPscoT PARK.-The June meeting of
Presumpscot Park promises to be successful
opening of the seasons trottng in this vicinity.
On Wednesdayinext, the first day, there will
be two races. In the first, which is for 5000,
for 2 As class, there are six we'll known horses
entered, as will be seen in another column.
The second race is for 2. Sc class, and for $4O0.
-Four horses are entered for this race. On the
second day the first race is for 9 80 class and
the premium is $500. with eight horses 10 the
field. The second race for the 231 class is not
filled yet. A special purse will be offered for
horses in this class
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09

FANs.-New and stylish fans opened this
| day. DAVIS & Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09
AUCTION SALES
#. o. BAILEY q CO.,

#. o. BAILEY & CO.,
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants
salesrooms 35 and ~ Exchange s.
y. o. BAILEY. n W. ALLEN
regular sale Of Furniture and General Merchan-
use every Saturday, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Consgnments solicited oc3it
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WHITE Shetland Shawis half prices Leach
1874 Middle street. ine3d6t
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PENoBsCoT COUNTY.

The Wing saws that on Monday last Arthur
GarcelOn and Albert Morrssey. two men who
have been employed by Mr.. 81. 1. Wilson. who
keeps public house at the outleto of Moosehead
Lake, were sent by him to Indian Pond, distant
about four miles on the river, after bark ca
noe. They have not been heard from and their
poles were found floating in the pond below.
The Wing says Wednesday morning j. P.
Pierce, head edger in w II. Ayers mill at Lin
coin, died very suddeplV
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09

WHY suffer from that congh when Adam
sons Botanic Cough Balsam will speedily and
surely cure you? Sold by all druggists.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-06-09

UNBLEAcHED Cottons 4c. Leach, 1874 Middle
street. ipe3d6t
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HoslERY.-See our striped hose for children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

SrPRrIE tOUWr CHAMBERS. % Nos. TO- 10.
40, 1e, a. d3 Us 49, 10 H. l2s III, IA las b l6o.
td1 ldH 10 li3 lSp lSs lSl lst lS5 1856 lsp. 100,
lps ln4 lDd. 2I1 ga BAG ~, ~, 22g, $50 81 PSI
srPRKsH cot m -srK, Al lrHH, Noe ono ibd. i0S,
az go, ~ 30 ~ b, ~. 33e 81, loe, Az iA boz
ne ga 81 80 Oh ga III rs, 3l5 353 3di, 49,. avs.
40. tla, 1873 1856 ls1, lse iai, ia 10! 1913,
SUPREME toVRr 49, lR lIr Part l. Nos 1901,
lu1r, bs5N 2OA. hd2 ..l,1 3l37 d1Ss 1890 800 tlS,
''ii 2dl, 800. 2ji 100 SOB, 2Jfj, 231i G3ig e3Sa,
e3S5. .sp, 7 siOl 24J3 2iu5, 2iOD, 2il3 2il7 9ii,
1870 GOES. eiol 500. iia ii9i j9i. i5i iiSs 5td 700
l5lpp, H'l5. lnls l7o3 ldii 1911 IpSi, IAN. 1852,
litl@ ia. hl, lfJl Rive .}Nl. 2.S3 1879 1913. t.
SUPERIOR NovrT dENElAL TEAM. Aos g. g. II.
"a 10, rs TX ~, "A. 80 90 a, -, W, 81
strIni9R tEi Special Term, Same ealendar'
a AZ ~? 81 5 M l TX G iie 20 3a S
go 8 nGi, 2Hl, 49, ,3l 2A ga 2di. 32f, ~ $40 $50.
toMaoS PLEAS tetlrr lKgA Nor IT, T. ~ De
CowNoS PirAs-TmAG TEN-rat Nos "a,
lls6 SCI haS, a. -, Slh, 1Sh ~ lulA 80 IA aHa'
~, SIS rati n Noe to- hiu Sll ~. ,ua, ~. eis,
iuii luia los. Part III Nos. $50 1917, luiS 1901,
i"2 1858 i"i lp'5 1865 lo9i 1885, 1859, lpu lodl
N,mSr 'or.r Tini Term Part i--Nos ~ ~ a2np
12l 1854 anW dnA6 -,.'9 ns2l 52dl. 5aiu 5ln0 lut,
ail'. tlpl 4j,i 1855 om Part ll-Nos. h?i3,
ei ..1:al; 40 '';n al4i 'i2 5ia' p;59 aso1 ait9
idi i.5' So! ,So6. i0oi lNr 2isl 80, 7los iloa
a, tniN SOD n,u'. $3.50. Wpt lLs, u.s., 4olA ,p
Sis tNIN SSH Nt,n thi. in asa tlh, t'li 7lhl
o,.,, i'n 'elu go t.ti, - ., lt .. - CNt 10
Il. " % ~ o. '-.. 10 1885 'i"' 'lV1
1856 ,,ol, iJo1 45SI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
THE NINTH REGIMENTS FLAGS.
Three Colonies Coptepding in the Courts for
the Cuatody Of the ColOrs.

Mr.. william Chalmers, ex-Colonel of the
Ninth Regiment, sued the present commandant,
Col James x. Hitchcock, for 1900 for mall
cious prosecution. Col. Hitchcock did not APP
pear. and the Marine Court ordered him to pay
$50 damages. An appeal was taken and anew
trial ordered, and yesterday Judge Sheridan re-
fused TO allow the case to go TO the jury, and dis
missed the complaint on the ground that no
malice was SHOWN.
As Colonel Mr.. Chalmers led the Ninth ReRi-
ment through the battle OF the Wilderness and
brought back the remnant OF It. sixty men. and
Col. Chalmers took charge Of the battle flags.
Six months before this time Col. Wilcox had
obtained from Gov. Seymour permission to or
Ranize Ninth Regiment. and on the return and
disoandment Of the veterans Col. wilcox de-
new regiment as n spurious Ninth. and there
Tore refused to deliver the HaRs, but promised
to deposit them In the bureau Of military statis-
tics In Albany, provided they should he constd-
cred the flags Of the old Ninth. Col. Wilcox
would not assent to this proposition.
After the death Of Col. James Fisk, Jr, Col.
Hitchcock took command. and under the direc-
flags from MIR. Chalmers but he again declined
to surrender them. and warrant was granted
for his arrest on n charge OF violating the law
against secrcting military accoutrcmeuts. JUS
tice Kilbreth released him upon his promise to
send the flags to Albany. Then two were sent,
hut the other two-the national cOlofs and tho
State cOlOrs-Mr. Chalmers said had been stolen
from bin. Col. Chalmers then instituted tue
first suit for false Imprisonment aud malicious
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4 FEdRFTL EDY
\ Husband Murders Ills wife aud Children,
aud Then Hangs Himself.

CAL,Nvs, Valley County, Ncb., Nov. 20
ON Friday, about noon, Jesse Mitchell went to
the residence Of l.. I. Carr on the lIutchins
farm, about two miles southeast Of talamu-, to
de- Hn crrund. Arriving he found the house
closed and blinded, and. Looking toward the cor
raj, hc saw man standing, rs he thought. un-
dcr the cattle shed, M his night clothes. Look
ing toward the window. he saw blood on the
curtain; aud. surprising that something had
happened. FASTENED home aud gave the alarm.
Constable l.. ShuWaher went back with him,
and, arriving al tie corral. found the body Of L.
T. Carr suspended 10y the neck from the roof Of
the shed.
Hastily calling together party 81 citizens
they went To- the house. and. finding the door
unlu, hod went IN. Upon the bed lay the nui-
d,rcd wiie and uoth.r her forehead crushed in
from blows 10y sl"drc hammer. her blood and
brains hanging In great clots upon the wall and
her throat cut Passing into the next room the
PARTIES found that the two little boys had fallen
victims to the same brutality which befrl their
mother. except that Clare, the youngest CHILD,
had not hi throat cut
In room on the table lay strip 81 brown
paper Spotted with blood on il was written ia
the steady hand 81 the murderer these words:
| cMuot I've AINa1s. and IN not wiling to cave
my nui, ~ IN D. barl Us al together oA thc tep II
some nlsu Ian Ia.
II s -uppo.rd hy some that jealousy was the
trouble
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
DhaAIyGs >rhIun0lrS.
why the Bcihrl African church did not Nisii
the Centennial Exhibition.

sister Elizabeth Dun us, whose iutclli-
gent face was framed h} Hack silk bonnet Of
Quaker simplicity, d-io .ed ia the General Ses-
sinns yesterday that III May the congrcg ition -
the Bethe African Methodist Episcopal Church.
in sullivan street, chartered steamboat for ln
excursion to the Centennial Exhibition. and thar
she paid James A. Lime, young white man, the
son Of respectable father one hundred dollar
on his representation that he had engaged the
ca mite state, of the New York ard Hartford
Steamboat line the ira being to bind the en-
gagement with the owners. For tho three day
the charge fur the boat was 10 be I l,Hn, 500
being deducted In consideration II the uwnc rs
retaining control Of tue kitchen. More than
four hundred tickets were sold Al one dollar
and "A half aud two dollars, exclusive Of SIS
worth iuirusted to l. ne u sell. Consequently
there WIS great thIong 81 would-he colored
eXcurslonists at the foot Of Wet lnriy fourth
street on the afternoon If sent, -. liut the
Granite State was not there, AID neither she
nor Lane subsequently, appeared, ana Sister
DnnaIs was compelled to account to the pur-
Chasers Of tickets.
Charles 4. SeahurV, Freight Agent Of the
Hartford ana New \ ork S.eRmho / line, tcst-
Ned that the prisoner never entered his ON e.,
the ouy place In New forA Tor the chaTieting
Of the Granite state.
Lanes sentence was deferred until Friday.
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NEW YORK. Monday. Dec. 4.-Receipts of
b,eyes ycstlr nd oosy Were 22 car loads OF i79J
head masking 1u ~ fnr week. against S33S fr tho
previous week, ara $40 for tue cprespondinr week
lHst AmIug the fresh ohtrings we're some I'M
lulv nne steers udng three loads of pre-
mum buock-. but numb Of car LOADS we're very
common, aud tue scarcely tlr for the
son. There Vac fair demand for prime stOcH but at
shade lower prices Will" uf,riNr to medium gr dies
ruled dull NJ q reduction rather than &c. n
Exclusive OF the premium cattle winch not sold.
and few extra selections when ~cfr rctailcd az ilp
llc to dress % n 20 the grOsAcAt the range for me
uium to ~tricfV prime natvs steers Sittlr' to
aress siaiJ rs.
irco sheep ana lsinhs nfty six loads.
luNNi head, ng 20 lu for week, against 81.
80 TOR previous week. The market opened with
trer freus, at hg IL tor choice tt0ck.but
dragged toward the close AMI several loads re-
MANNED uusull. common to prime sheep ranged from
ilc tu Jiec F with few ncN wcthers w TO GAO
sc =. and mos from 5'pc. to $50. n. win hess
at7a7i4'
cs.pts Of hogs were ninety.thrce car loads or H..
al making 32Ei n thC week agAust "a 100 Tor
last wees. III" doin nd was trlne meter tor hnth
llNe and dressed huge. couple cars Of I'VE hogs
nrm stAgs'ec n, with light pigs sold AZ isc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
NfT4I ORDNANCE.
Brccch-Iondcrs best Al aptcd for Naval War
fnre-Torpedo Experiments.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Commodore JEFF
fors, the Chief Of the Naval Bureau Of Ordnance,
In his annual report submits estimates for the
next fiscal year as follows: First, Of the current
wants Of ordnance, based upon experience,
$2o065s; secondly, upon repairs necessary to
preserve the public property, or to diminish the
expenses 81 current work. $5Ol5i, torpedo SER
vice, $l22,iG3, to when Is added an estimate for
riaed cannon, including carriages, powder, aud
projectiles, s'61OO0. The chief is fully convinced
that q brcech-loaier is best adapted to the con-
dtions Of naval warfare, and should be adopted
for all new constructions. lie says:
In this without regard to real or supposed ADVANTAGES
claimed for brecct -ioadcrs. am manly governed by
the consideration that grea length Of bore IL necessary
aud the heaviest guns may be carried BY quite sud
system Greech.iosaiSg is es entail since foreign ma
tons nave ken the lead In TINS subject ana haIeex
wise 10 take aivantasc Of ttc experience and adj
vses that expense should he incurred IN experiment.
ing with new plans un css thcy offer markeh advan'
h new hhsS9rns Mre Er39 ~, 9, n r.si snI u
rcv1iyng cannon Of class sdapcd To- nval purp,scs
hrlng explosive shells ot one pound The experiments
that nls gap between me uowitzcr and the machine
fence against surface torpedo boats.
ON the subject Of torpedoes the report saws:
This subject Of movable torpcdocs has made noproe.
scn rroes ,g were , sSn to he 'tnteah fxbiron
part of the naval exhibit Can't. hucsson has
VIII view to increase of speed. and fGrin'r
ond boat Tor NIL 61 has nci yct 'uccceded IN ebiaa
inE ai'ttrtory erd WIN hs device, an - opin
wouid not warrant actepung rate le than .wcyo
nicx nainic fiks device and Gpptndiscs IT, has sue
ceeded n oh',uing hnt nc more l.nn om..hli NIX
great accuracy OF tc rate II eighteen Knots ~ suoo'h
fi y, o,'S 10y We t, sn.f ss'V. ~, ~ M
hes b. Moro and kl ftr afi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
As all Fair Men will zee II.

At the Tammany SOciety's meeting last even
ing the following were passed unanimously
RSsoired, That the Society OF Tammauy or olumbian
Order lille advocating now as IN all her pact history,
the equal ana inyoabe rights OF every au to eInre.s
ms political rights and preferences freely and without
intimidation, Views nth anxiety the spectacle present
Of he Legislature Of sovereign state OF tuiA Union
controlled and coerced hy Federal hayoncis.
heSoNed That the right Of the Legislature ~ state
Of th Union to CuutrO it, own aflirs guaranteed by
the Constitution OF the tnited States and that the
reference OF the military arm of the Government to
eject Dy force persons lawfully claiming seats therein
ID subyersye OF the dearest rights inherent IN repuD'
lican form Of government.
ht5Qrei, That the course pursued by the Returning
Boards N the States OF Louisiana and Florida arni
rariy dsirnnchlsing whole parishes and preparing IN
secrecy TO declare tnc result Of the election h.
accordance with their ONu partisan views, merits the
{, attenuation Of every Jus ami nigh minded citl1ru
who values the Liberty of his country fidelity to
las palty, anu the Society OF lammHuy appeals 10 all
PATRIOTS, with H. distinction u lHrY ties, to hap los
tntlr aC inus In this crisis the seal ~ condemnation
uon AL uhufs 10 tilic ee anu fair return OF tut.
frases lrsali 4nd onstdlnhalN cast by c,ctursduJ
qualified ~ u4slhtibe that hdtrcd trust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange coun-
prised forecl osure ssles by;
E.A. Lawrence 4 Co.. one plot Of land IqGxi00 %
Eighth avenue northeast corner OF 1l0th street. tso,
b4O, to pliintih
by James NJ Miller. two lstory brick buildings
with plot az px25 ~ and 30 James street west eido
between New Bowery and Madison street. tSODO, 10
plaintiff.
nv w. W. Coates. one 2-story brick house with lot
lSpH10Js, on the north side OF Elghtyninth street
lots eacn 2tnsa H. On tue north sae OF lteh street,
80 feet east OF Icpth avenue, 5000, 10 piaiuih.
The properly East Forty nrst street, announced By
A y. Plescker Son. was not offered.
". y. FaIchlld adj urned sale OF property on west
1921 street To- Dec. 13
number Of foreclosure salos are announced for to-
day at the I1Changc,
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MONDAY. Dec. FLOUR AND MEAr-The
I@csaiIam grades aSyanced 5siSt; 7 boil. closing
tnro" ; s1 sr sEDD were o" dTra' we so SS
SAFE .ad Ven sSos~SSs, as;s,s;sO' VsS.,
ss,ts.. sslssssSs 'S DO. ssS Xxx i'Sasss.Ss:
ns wn,r wheat ana xA ,SSS 20 MaH,sSa
soulnern bakers aud family brands io.5oCsts.5Oi
SSE fSrf Bsa Sae e; , Sgin I've
nour.s . dne. 'i.'oGt5.So Duckwheat hour 100
uOS orToN Vg. qas n, prices more steady %daGs
10 40 ns,s, coslgg at Islsc ior December z '.sSc
Y y @ XII Is i6c 6r Nav iO Receipts IGs
a p me % T n iys9Q eie. -. ana,
S @ So iaf a. (; I'D ' for Br iq'S sSa ,e s
prime Weston WIN fur inquiry. Bacon steady. sun
Lird nrmef aud more actve. sales 1900 ics at so 20
we.tcrn md Tor uiufe de VERY $500 tiSfel. cio Ing
sdr tr an s'g,qeer to ior Jangary 'iois
s~, NC. hni,t II o. and chlcg graies scarce.
ceamtry @p,'i5, Wc.t'in ak ne and 'ubs. 5',5ie'
th,gs" hrn. hn Win los ,Nplrt deman state incto-
,'a2 tur fresh Western auI ne.r by and isC2lc for
eAi'Sawaeat is9c better s9d mod ,ra'sly active:
70 Ch'caso. .crath,r nrncr. at 3 W. f5r Wet
s" tate so a soc 9r slG oare' mal' qai s,;
nra,r and more active $500 ousl at 3iosillac.
AZ also WINE stafc. 40. Zoe, and mixed do..
ilsisc. Corn very .nrin, nut quiet, sales $1,000
uu.i at a &c. for Western mixed; ncludlne ~
Onlee. steamer mAca, 5s'Q 50c.i new Western. mixed
Il 33l. .s5'c' Ola yellow, oOsG!;.; and old western
srspnli. go.ia quiet at 81 e5@te 40 for common 70
At %. Petroleum very arm, aud tending Upward re-
uaphna. in shipping oruer. ~. Lin-eed oii ttoady.
liii,s scarce aud very nri. Talow, Shes lGc fog
ae grimm: whsscryy daa ana ana aom ntiH at sdS.
n5ur e.. cotton ii'a!d. and bacon i5s; aud vessel.
To- r,tk Tor orders; DIS tlsd.mos o. ,cs,,..... p,,
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Many friends OF Sheriff Conner met at Case
HOTEL Central avenue yesterday to celebrate the nfy
ntth birthday OF Mr. Conner A grand turtle dinner
given the occasion. The banquet was served a
o'clock. Mr. sheppard l.. Knapp pfcsioed. To the right
aud left wrc ranged Messr-. }. 49, Ayrcs A. II. Ihyfc,
lhomas Patten Capt Pene. James A. Fieck, Fredcrcs
J, Allen, David Bonner Martin y. Brown. Robert u.
OXFORD. Robert Foster Thomas ll an. W. A. Long y.
{. Barnum, COL Mooney, Col. SCaumOn, II gnry Nc'n.
Gilb u Palmer r. Suncr-. JACOB mcIind, BE-, james
Bel. Thou Us Johnson. Walter btig-s, Mr. O'N"l WI.
rnbuii, Father GALWAY. Isaac DIVER aud other gen
tcWVn 81 note. After the Clutu was removed ~htflt
Conner made few pertinent remarks. ihtn song
and tOasts and pleasant rcspOnse- followed Ia quick
4riIg
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UHO SHOT DRIhL?


Panel Door In his W Hes Room.
Coroner Cannon last ni.ht concluded
the inquiry into tue death of william W Drake,
who was found on the extension roof Of his resi-
deuce on Newark avenue, jersey City, with
bullet in his heart.
Thoma. u. Davis testified that Nr. and Mrs.
Drake frequently quarrellod, and on the cven-
in: before the shooting he heard loud talk and
confusion.
Mrs. Drake testified that when Ter husband
arrived home on last Monday evening. lac COM
ulained 81 her standing NJ the hail door. lie had
a parcel IA his hand and asked her to 20 NJ
stairs. she had noticed n movable panel cut In
the door Of her room. and asked him about It:
told him that ner clothing or his clothing could
he stolen. mud the panel ought 10 he last ened
urrly. lie did not ask to see the door OF seem
concerned about II. she accused him = know
ing something about n, and he called her "a
d liar H. then rose In anger aud lott the
room. Suuse quenuy the witness went down
stairs with hcr sister and Mr.. Drake followed
shortly ait, rNard. lie walked up and down I
avenue ON the other side with gcntlcman for
a time. He did not speak to witness all night.
At seven o'clock ia tho morning he " ent out on
the extension to draw some cider. When wit.
ness was about 10 pour out the coffee. che heard
a pistol shot. and on going out found her hus-
band lying on his back with bullet hole In his
breast she clasped his head In her hands anu
clied OUT, ION Jenk-, have you shot your-ellr"
lie could not speak. out shook his head ia the
negative did not believe he Was dying, aud
shook him a little
Nrs. Drake said that shc did not strike her
husband TINT nifut. mr. did lie s'rke Der;
~ @b NJ Am ',,,,'- r, r " IL a., a.,
pearcd angry. and diI nj LAX @ % 7. As
soon rs size dis Vered his serious condition she
sent for a uhN~i, IAN
From questions by the Jury. Il was shown that
DIT Ike hal eiic. watching bis wifi = fu NNclucn's.
the door. and several other schcmes, originated
IN her hus 1and'- jealousy.
Dr. C. l}. Converse t.,tlhcd That he believed
that the tail ~. nrel at distance OF ABOUT ak
or eight inchc' rom the BODY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-05
TnE .IRGHArIyH RErrHLIc.


LoNDoN, Dec. 1.-THE telegram received
here on saturday reporting an lnsurrection ia
the province Of Entrp Rios, Argentine Rcpublc,
was sent by John Proctor Of Buenos Ayre,. II
reads 3 follows.
There Is revolution no Entire Rios aud In the prov
inces Buenos Ayrcs h. IN state OF siege cold is 30
premium.
The Times financial article says
Wnic the bulls on the Stock Exchange decidedly
contradict tins yet there have been reports month
4luce Of plots elnst the Pre- dcn ami 81 iutcn-
ton nreuk of the province Of ueuOs Ayrcs from the
Argentine tunfcdcra Ion.
At the stock Exchange, Argentine bonds have
fallen ~ 10 d TODAY. indicating confirmation Of
the uninVOrablc news from that country.
The GlOh6 stys that telegram from the ONCE
Of the BuenOs Ayres H,ruld. dated Nov. ~ has
been received he Q. Ii Is rs follows:
revolution. headed by Cob A ma Minister Of War,
has broken simutsl eOusY IN the city Of Burnu~
Ayres and the province OF kntre Rios.