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FLASHES.


Gov. Hayes, on his annual tour in
specting the State institutions, is in
Cleveland to-day.
Mr.. Addison Mccullough. a promi-
nent iron merchant, died az Point Pleas
ant West Virginia, yesterday.
At Lancaster, Ohio, a daughter of
Amos Friend, in an apoplectic fit, fell in
the fire in Fireplace, and was fatally
burned.
The Grangers' Encampment Building
at Elm Station, Pennsylvania Railroad,
was totally destroyed by fire last even
ing. Loss $50, 900; insurance $4,000.
Paul Jordan. aged ten years, son of
julius 5. Jordan, residing in Memphis.
was killed on Thursday afternoon while
hunting, by the accidental discharge of
his gun.
Miss Lila Morse, daughter of the late
Professor Morse, before sailing for
Europe yesterday, gave positive de.
NAL to the current rumor OF her engage.
ment to Governor Tilden.
A boy about sixteen years old, named
Henry Woods, has brought suit against
the Board of Managers and Superinten-
dent OF the House of Ieetuge and the city
OF st. Louis foE. 10000 damages for
alleged cruel treatment while he was an
inmate OF the House of Refuge last year.
The petition asserts that the treatment
of the boy was cruel and barbarous, and
resulted in making him an invalid and
cripple for life.
The total receipts of the Centennial
Exhibition from all sources, from May
10 to November 10, may be stated ap.
proXimately as follows: From admis sion
fees, $3, 813, ,724; from concessions, $780,
600; from percentages and royalties,
$205, ,010; grand total, $4, 30S, 1856. The
Chinese Government has presented to
the United States the general ethnolog-
ical and Industrial collection in the
Government Building.
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Ayoung opossum got away from
farmer in the KIng-street Market on
Wednesday morning, aud hid itself
school of Hanover Presbyterian Church.
In the evening the school met and prac-
ticed, and the music so worked up the
opossum, who was nearly under the
pedal, that he kept time to the sound of
the music with his tail, which attracted
the attention Of gentleman sitting
near, who at first thought it was a
snake, and was in fear that it would
bite the lady performer. When the ex-
ercises were through, the opossum was
pulled out from his hiding-place and
held up by his apendage to the view Of
the curious ones, who had by this time
gathered around.-[W ilmington (Del.
Republican.
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During the late war it was given to
many OF our friends and volunteers in
the army, who were suffering from Diar-
rhea, caused by change of water, un-
healthy and improperly cooked food,
and in every case it was used with the
best results.
This is no quack nostrum, but the
prescription of regular and successful
city physician Of extensive practice and
reputation; the prescription has been
used for some years in our own families
with invariable success.
Every family should have bottle of
this Cordial ready for immediate use. A
single dose of only few drops in the
early stage OF these diseases will often
check and cure the disorder.
Travellers, who are subject to so many
changes of water and diet, will find this
a valuable article. The Walls are small
and strong, and can be carried without
inconvenience.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
New No. z Machine.

Now for the first time introduced to the npb.
lie, ranks in excellence with their famous,
NO. Machine, but has some notifications
adapting it to special classes of work. Tn,
Tailor will find it as well suited to his worf
as is No. 9 to leather work. 1t might uroperiI
be termed the Tailor's Machine.
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 18th, at p. M, Positively,
6sg a. The O. & o. II. X. packet FLEET
##sssss5SsES$#T WOOD, /. L. Campbell. Master.
zaSzA1aassSs2 Freight received at all hours on
Wharf boat, foot Of broadway. W. Honshen,
Suuerintendent.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

T o. o. F.-Wm. Penn Lodge No. Sc, meets
every TUESDAY EV ENING. at w m. Penn
Hall, northeast corner Central avenue and
Eighth street. Visitors cordially invited.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, N. G.
H. c. POWERS, Perm. Sec'y. Tu-n
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For ChiIO.

DAILY, at4P. NJ,
~ = CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, s. Nor
l..aSSllsssna:st gan, Master. Freight received al
azzAaaaa1a-Aatl nours on Wharf-hoat, foot OF
w alnut street..
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CINCINNATI Live stock.

CINUINNATI, NOV. 49, 7. M,
The total receipts and shipments Tor the
past "a hours were as follows:
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For YeyaY.

WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
8P. NJ,
w$ HAMMOCK CITY, J.. W. Kirby,
Master. Apply on board, or at A..
Eti.az'HaAA KennelPs, corner Main and Water
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Narrow.gauge Railroad is progressing
slowly. Opposition in certain quarters
il giving away.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Pittsburg.

THIS DAY, 18th, at p. M. POSITIVELY, /,
IT, n EMMA GRAHAM, }. N. Williamfi
Lf5tAs son, Master, Apply on board or tG,
So W. S. Getty, ]. L. Dorman u Coz
j. Cunningham, ]. S. Robinson, Agents.
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For POmerOy.

THIS DAY, 18th, at4 p. M. POSITIVELY,
~ = POTOMAC, III. H. Drown, Master.
L.ssss3S 55 Freight received at all hours Oh
zlAiS.atihzR w harf- boat. foot Of broadway. w.
SUPERINTENDENT
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BABBITT'S SOAP.
CORDIAL.
BURDSAL9S
DIARRHEA CORDIAL

Diarrhea, Asiatic Cholera, ChOle.
ra MOrbMS, Summer Conn plaiEt,
and other Diseases that Pr0s
duce a relaxation of the
Bow els, whether OH
Children or Adults
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HOGS--Fair demand and firm. Common are
worth IS 25a5 ~, far to good light Us 5Oa5 81,
fair to good packing IS ba5 So, and choice
heavy held at IS 7Oa5 80 per Genital.
CATTLE-Qu1et and unchanged. Common
to good range $2a4 per Genital, ana choice
held at 81 25a4 so.
SHEEP-No material change and the mar
ket is quiet. Common TO fair are quoted 50 2ja
3 2j and good to choice SO 50a4 SO per Genital
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For KanaWila,

18th, ats P. NJ. POSITIVELY
H. n YIRGIE LEE, j. V. Reynolds. Mas
ter. Apply on board or to Geo.
nAsz Charter, j., e. Dorman q Co.,
Agents.
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 18Th, at z. NJ, Positively
the U. S. Mail Line steamer,
~ GENERAL LYLE, c. Dufour,
LdF3ssEa$as-S Master Freight received at all
xsszasaasiazsA hours on Wharf boat, foot of Vine
street. X. nj. Wade, superintendent
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For Memphis.
For New Orleans:

SATURDAY, 1S.h, 5. P. NJ, POSITIVELY.
~ hGOLDEN RULE, o. z. Shinkla
I.ssAakssSS Mas er. Apply on board, or to Royse
c. q MOsset, j. o. Dorman u Co.. j.
s. Robinson, Matt. Mcclure, j. Cunningham.
W. S. Getty, agents.
, 1876-03-20
TH E GALAX 7
FOR APRIL
NOW READY.
GEN, GEORGE A. UUSTER'H
"REMINISCENCES OF THE LATE War

Ara continued In this number.
"oen. naermsns Memoirs as vivid pictures Of Army
lie and startling adventure.
CONTENTS.
Ii Eatnrq Inconsistent by Pros. Burt g. Wild
War Memoirs. FnoA rE.r ro1sr TO ruE uarslz.
z1xLp. By Gen. q. A: Custer.
1taaeap Violet ny William Black, Author Of "a
provenoai Song. by 7hom.s Wentworth uIs.
sfi: F. 6: Sss3ss SSsss% !; ;,ss X s...
81 ool. N,cholas ssnitn. ~ ''''N' ~
Homes q tbe American AboriEinos.
TO My Daughter. From, victur uuau.
American RropHnoiatton Q.nq,s of English ny
Mr.. Deaman,a Mlstake., An o1D-FAan1osED
sroR1. " En,na d. Cobb: -,
a Final Word on Emesaon. BY John Dur
t. IT, %F Ea,tof; 7. T.; t. ,.se a.o,n r,
Tho Donanza Minos Of Nevada. ~ Lawrence
Drift Wood. BY Philip oauibs..
eoientiao Miscellany.
Nebull. Hy thE EdttuF.
Price. IS csnts rer Number. S4.o0 per Year,
Including Postage.
It uan b had With either "Haspas Weck!y' a sBs-
MI" or sApplstoa's Wsekly," 70. $3.50.
SHELDON & CO.,
New York.
, 1876-03-20

l,ur,srnJ r,... ...ts
,a ~ yeass 10 "lhn ~ io9 mo OF fatntai
Nlsd o,,t an' enu nt.le clqten; hAa nov yet
nat ~. ,ns1 .nss .atB ky ~ ihat 'is.on. ana
"tcnJ .na ost csoa , ~ Tnat he ~" no eroAs
sousn n IT, tTnors - eJ % ~ 3I.ac'o tnto aeop
f'ean In fo",in1r - ~ M1o. Mnss Toulo haTe
soor int .s.n,sh,.a. ~ ao snlht coad 10 taSo
lave coro sod aTs straraa ~ @ ch''a.oa a ~h'Gn @
hi have i,ed tna n.st, .5nca ln son senetsons
I1.msscus hnrsm. rnin aea ntSn 10. soo gste9 os
~. n.La rhe-n ~ ,tssr a ~. -. -" .ssso o1 faul
~ s1,ai tna,n wh.n ~ ,,oea.is. ~. IsoL conie
ho.trtYos ~. r,nfarn T.. ~ a''l.t ip uess tnas
n,,ssr ~, .rsrn ~ I'll ~ H.. hstseu' hanssts' Au4
~r"n' ~n a. ,or,s,nhor hi iii, s,;.,aa - ea
s.ints nr,,sot.a sea,o .hsIr a.st. H.. .no o.o
ii cn,nirn .o -, stort ~ intv ,,,oht ,s, NY"
ia ~ .iss t4nsorvo tha nnnishnsnt - t,.s.
nni rs.I'a~ ~ t%. ~ 81 -, us..,is. M ~.
~ Iivo % nioaina @ not for risbt or iusoe but for
tnsrrs p'o@0s "'' W. A'oA' ~ '"''''' oo' 'o'
f,ayo ..,,,rd.d x,r th,t rol,,ion n,rra, n
so+s";. ~ ~ ,,r.h tro,' ~r,tton "ra..is ss ~
IL rs,ns ~ ~ r. nar.onsi fnf,nsnne rIaro ~
nnwsrfnj s,nonssthr .~ssnt,11 .Inno thst n,.tas
thn nhiiarsn h.s;nn ~ az whse ther in1sI
t.ther. IA - I ~ Iavs wkst ~. fovai II th,.
fsct ron s Iii ~ nnJ .assno -hy tI,a Chri.,I.n
.aic!;on "4r - A"u =. os9oa,. ~ nnis
Sovs a,ct,t,., .ra "ooupS' rh.' tha o rsth nS
1co,on IL strssr .f.t, taoss H.. r.I,od sn1 ,.Y"
ishesi. n" doctr,nss ~ rh,i.,isnitv srs fcv
hnc, naa on1v thn.. srs - ~. ~.irs ths+ nsn
ehine nnt nnon s,r.t. th-o1,l, *. hn,osn
heart Afong TIA 1,nos ~ .e~shar.1;tv cnI.
, 1876-03-20
CHURCH DEDICATION.

TEE HLsf1p STREET AETnoDIsf CHURCH.
The 1ialsted stscot II. +. Church, descrip-
sion and opening notice OF which appeared in
theao columns, Was dedicated yesserday by tbs
ItoY. 0. II. Tiffany. Tho Rev. 2. II. Hatfield,
formerly Of This city, preached In the morning
aud at 8 o'clock In the afternoon, each tipo
delivering one Of thoso powerful sermons WITH
out q text for which ho is noted. At tho
close Of his remarks at tho afternoon service.
lo was nssisted br tho llov. G. II. Fowler. Pfesl-
don't Of tic Northwestern University. In taxi
ing up subscription TO detsay tho expenses Of
tho building or the church. Through their
joint enorta thoy raised soms 900 In addition
to tho 800 rstsod On tho night Of the opening.
Tho dedicatory services thon commenced With
tho singing Of the hvmD, " Behold tho Sound
Foundation Stone." The short but impressive
dedication formula Of the Church was then read
By the presiding Clergyman and responded TO by
III. 7. ". Harvey on behnlf Of the Trustees Of
tho church.
Tho do1ology was tnen sung, tho benedicsiou
pronounced, and tho large audience dispersed.
, 1876-03-20
Prnposals far Sueapiug and Cleaning Streets
aud Aysu1es in tie Uities Of Washington and

EaalxExn's osnc1. plsxn1cE or CoLuAntAt}
WAsAIHo1ox, p. p. AsEeh Z. lao: ~ Il.
p'us9l " "a Wsdns4daJ, Apstl lela 10! spEtatuaf.
swssplu4 aad eisAninx st!ss4 SAD ~ ~ T.
s.s ss.E tfaa taa - az = M, - i. -,
t.iasd upoa Spplesap u tbf sss aad e big WI ~
0ets aa!e.1 MIS- ap0a ha44
" oad1 :, aae fssas:.s e T.. xssasts 1s o.
, 1876-03-20
AMUBEMENTS.
ADELPHI THEATRE,
This Monday eycntng, March 20, 1916, Tho Glorious
knd Perennial rantofnifne
HUMP'rY DUMPTY,

Reconstructed With = superb new Transformation
8eens By pAytd ssronR. GRiMALp1 ADAMS, ths
throughout. First appsatsncs Of HARRY DLANcrl.
ARD. The DonNe-volced vocallat. Aasocists Man.
IALMYRA. PENToN. DunlVA0E, Ri0iIARD8oN,
MAKriN, and ZoSEn. IN Two nsv Daless, Lea
nfothers vIctorellt 10 uew hets. Venus sud Adonis
in new .Ha, Annis For aud 0ullck. Harry Ltsle,
r1ke+ Hailtts. 0rav. MathtsA, Bsekttt, Hunt, hfst
ttmA 10 " Nf TURN NEXT PTtces, t5o, 25e. 5Sc,
Sc. md 7sc. Lsst ti.tt MAtlnee Wednssd4y LAdiss'
nahH tuesday and Thursd.y. Monday, Mateh n,
Uonc!csuth "FiYinE scud." Deivit KSsn il sho at&t
Comedy roloof tha JaeksT,
, 1876-03-20

1hst Worth the,e 10 In thls claim or IN that to
puto goodness, and sock grnpea Of thorns,
rertsps. and ngs Of shI4tlsss or whato Tho
real worttplleA Of all our labor under tho Fun,
treasure tic thiof can mover ntosl. What lnsnr-
Anoe can mattel, ehlA Assufauoe Of this preachot
Who apAko ~ neyor man spake7 Il 10 said that
there is nothing tn our world Which seems 7utto
doubt that who has preached mnoh. and will
look over the result "a It loa in bis drawors the
valley OF dry bonee Ia not moro hope!ess. Hero
and thorc word iro~ . fow 1catu It the fArthost
70 tho dust II they havo failed to hIde themselves
In human lives. 80 that thsy Can spting and Rrow
In that why After tho preacher IL dead and gone
But this Sermon on tho Mount is the living word
Of c'l those .ges: u has survived tho pride
ths winds 70 tho multltudes WHO
wero fAmiahlng for It that day. It has como uq-
scstl,ed through tho f'res Of lms clothing !tself
i.se!f = nobfer Interpretation tn human 1irss.
Nov systems Of aclonco and philosophy la 70
flourish cd and dsoayod and left their seed 70 DO
sow@ ia other syssema. The Sermon on
~ ever. Mon 1,Avo Injured il By fAlso in-
terpretattons twistod It 10 unooutll meanings
and handled It a. whom you oaas pearia before
aNine. Tho jewel has taken no taint and lost no
lustro any more than tho stars sake tstnt and
lose lussro In tho mtastnas of rnarshcs. II In
cfosea within ttsetf tho secret Of endurance and
unchangtnR vAlue ~ Rroat, fare diamond dosa.
Il 10 Ike f]no wheat, eown forever and forever
Why do Unitarlana set such storo on tho
Botmon on the Mount, good Daptlat miniater
said TO mo tho other DAY. aud reject the othcr
things In tho same Diblo, such - tho doctrine Of
the Atoning b.o9a7 W. take wha. 70 love hoat
/ answered, aid what seotns most truo 10 tho
hcsrt Of God and OF Christ, and you take what
you like bast.
, 1876-03-20
EDUCATIONAL.
HARVARD s. UNIVERSITY,


Exsn.natIons for admission "a tho Freahuan Glass
of Harvard College tprellmnArY entse), md 10 tbs
Lawrsues Hcsend1o Bchool viii b held IN Cincinnati,
=. IN. Theaa AulinAtiona. which viii to ldenlca!
with thtao held 10 Cambr4dgs, viii b FREQ to An who
md Viii ~ open 70 Others upon p.5msns Of fco oi
tlo, ......
Persons who propose 70 pass these e1s!nattons are
requested to inform tho Bccrcar5 Of Harvard Unl-
ycTstty, oAnhr1dee, Nsss., OF ther purpose bs!osa
June 1t snd "a address him for further
Tho psecise pAea ot ths examinations 11lI b. Al.
Juns IT and ~.
, 1876-03-20

PROPOSALS..
Scaled Proposals,

tt Furnishing the following rartstsa and guAsx af
eaqh papsf anl had!uY stock may bs nsslsd
shs public pEiasiu4 OF Kansas from April l86 Apl
l. ls1 will be fsesltsd u t4ls sEo4 until TaAsdAy,
April 1. IsF,
n. TboSspsps1. ss1s 10 aud @ s 10 ths ess Aboat
il,fuY, IL and N tbs 10 tbs ram.
Tplpj, IL. 10, aud n lbs 70 tbs ssA1. ....
Gap, u H. Aud Y lbs e tho ahont ~ ee4S.
OossF paper, akA And tlIa, . lbs 70 t6s EAanl.
UAtsy IAr Hoard.
MsnlllA f4p$F.
Card Nid3linKs.
Law Ahssp, A6axt / N st1us.
Bsst G!Hs.
HAIs4 ThfsAd.
kSfbta Paper,
Ussp Gold LAA3.
Bott TWiBa.
HsAs kn nElI4h Title. ..
Samples IT ii papss and Ar1e!ss for wbnh bids srs
Ads AoasPsn1 tbs bid. sud al stock msss b. oi
tha tasy hsst qualify. ..-
of aud article 70 b. delivers u tbs Stats PaIa6
Work. Tepaks. KAa.. without sIt!A cost OF Or shsGe
for, boxing. transportation hAadling, It sleh tsa
shs ssAta Esiat<E h,Ay ses dt e srS,s; p.,.,
ksa.As Pabsiahlas uaaas. Tppets. hsa.. March H.
, 1876-03-20

Ara continued In this number.
Tneea articles 1t ia b~nved will he second only 4
"0en. Haermzn's Menoirs vivid pictures Of Arm,
Lie and startling adventure.
, 1876-03-20

CHICAGO. RLiNGTDHa VutacY RklLRuAn
psfess foot a Laks., Sitl4<1fk ri =
and cGnot a.d 5itlfsnIAss fIe4tt 0ness, 81 Cafa-H
AAi al dspon.
, 1876-03-20

broken succession Of powerful souls. Tho Viz
gin MARY alone has surpassed oil tho Popot and
Cardinals In handing along to.the millions Of
Amid the darkness Of Tho MhlIlo Agos, aud IN
Ill tho AGoa OF Ttcc, that ono parsonage guided
1ntlllons OF men and millions ruoEa nf women
into tho WAY Of peace. 70 salio1a slc va. the
stax Of tho eea (ha!os sselis). when tho teu-
pestuouH night showed no osllnr star.
RtAk Of ths dark snd stormy sea.
Whoa wrncltnR tompesu round ua rave,
Tns Gentls vir9tu-tor,a we suo
grisht rising. osr tho hoasy wsvo.
Ths hawlng storms thst Seem To trAys
THAR vsetims stnk In Euaa swat;
The autGtng - rsoe4ss 10 Pave
The path beneath hsr gustenIns feot.
Thus through both ths Roman and tho Prot
tesAnt worlds, truth has bean powerful only 30
f& ~ It hsa sAono down through the eyea Of tho
living soul. The kteas power Of religion Aoa.
potua' and mysterious influence Of long sac-
casaion OF persons which, for the most part haT-
ing pasasd from aifo, sso looking nPon u from
tho silent depths above.
Maes nsaEa9sss 1a you may ~ draw from these
suddeniy Ill power has departed. Tho ststes-
man who hAs been guilty Of crime ands In the
discovery OF that oeine the end Of all hia elo-
queness his scholAnhip. bis fAuo.. familiarity
with the literature OF Ill tinss, dow Of thought
and l*nsasge. will avail nothing. Tia pa6lio
will Hstaa 20 moro because that stsbhGo No.
commandment called personallty haa ca4ed TO fo}-
lom 70 vsFds- tO What ~ Increased xesposa-
ssss hs s' u, s. around ss a.s 1ho sa e. h ss
us to-day his thought. lie, ,ndoed, saw cloud
Of witpeases, but hsA sky contained no such
sp!rsts ~ I'LL nov tho tinh liz. The witnesses Of
industry were not Ia tha thsong,j tae wit
neesas OF freedom. from Orange to Washington.
hsd not cous tha e.nsuaipalars os slaves, VII
se5fozee And Lincoln. wecs tsheeat frRa ths
gFoopl THO taTaptata xare not 70 tho saezed -.
saahi5 tho Caziattaa FagsAnt1S Of eightoea
, 1876-03-20
CARRIAGES.
CARR AGES.

"-~~~>~--~.<>~~>e---~~s~--<~~--
CARRI AGES.
We are selling at greatly reI
tlucctl prices.
LANDAUS, LANDAULETH, >
ULAREN0Es, COACHES,
00UPES. and 00UPELET8,;
Our Patent Countorbalanoed Front
FIVE-G1GHT LANDAUs T. FALL
ING FRONT BERLIN COACHES
are the loading Carriages of tho day,
and, for beauty of design, simp1io-
ity, and thoroughness OF oonatruo.
ton, are unsurpassed. Tho Fnlling
Fronts to both are nicely counter.
balanced by Spring (Which or.
rangemont ia Patented'), and cnn
with zach be lowered and raised
with the hngor.
We guarantee our work to be
FIRST ASS, and to ploaae in
every particular.
mo Infringement OF cur rights, under .hs .bovs
patent viii b ailousd.
4. KILLAM & CO.,
20 OChcstnut-st., Now Haven, Conn.
Q: g: TEN nROEKt! = our Aksnt n Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-19
IMMUNITY ron AURDERERs.
How villaineus Assassins Escape Hanging
in Colorado.

DENVER, May H-lIauging has been,
virtually at least, abolished In Colorado by
legislative act of 1870, and It is only just now
that the people have come to recognize the de-
n,encies OF this act, one section Of which pro-
vides that the death penalty for tho crime OF
Jury trying the case shall also indicate in thor
yer .ict that the killing was deliberate or pre-
neditated, or done in the perpetration or at
tempt TO pcrpetrate felony; while another
section Of the same act provides that when
the defendants plea of guilty shall nave been
received aud recorded, the Court shall pro-
coed To judgment ana execution thereon as II
Ia or she mai been found guilty by Jury.
THIS amounts almost to a positive prohibition
of the death penalty, inasmuch as II gives tho
prisoner his own choice VI punishment, by
making the murderer's plea OF guilty the same
as juTy's verdict OF guilty" without the
qualification OF deilberation or premeditation.
A case In point 10 that Of Fllomena GallOtti,
the rngeader OF party Of eight Italians VINO
cut the throats OF four other Italians on the
18th OF last October At tue special Jan
lottl entered a plea OF not guilty. This butcher
was brought into court yesterday again
aud asked permission TO withdraw his former
piea OF not guilty snd enter a plea OF guilty.
1he Court granted the permission, and 80 Gal
10th, one Of the most Vlllainous murderers on
record, escapes the gulOws unless he IL lynched
10y our Italian residents, aud there are very
strong reasons To believe that he Will be.
District Attorney Eyster took exception to
the Judges ruling. aud gave notice that lie
would carry the case to the supreme Court Of
the Territory.
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THE EMMA NINE REPORT.
MIR. Feesh Charged with Gross Neglect OF
Duty in not Removing -chenck.

WASHINGTON, May Is. Mr.. Hewett,
Chairman OF the Subcommittee on Foreign
Affairs, to-day read to members OF that COM
mittee his draft OF the report on the schenck
inVestigation. Owing to the absence Of Mr..
Swan and Mr.. Packer, the Republican member
Of the committee nothing WAS determined. IL
u said that the report has been carefully drawn,
presenting a clear resume Of the testimony. and
that the conclusions are forcibly expressed.
The law applicable to diplomatic officials Is fully
quoted, SO that the opinion given will not fail
tn carry conviction to every reader, while 1t re-
fleets credit upon the country IN condemnlng
m the severest manner tue conduct OF Minister
Schenck f"r engaging In specul tive enterpfiss
resulting in dciiauding the people OF county
with whom We are on most friendly terms.
The state Department has been called upon
for Information a. u whether Schenck IL still
drawing pay - Minister. Upon the answer &c
ponds the tenor Of the resolution which will he
Of opinion that Secretary FISH has been guilty
OF gross neglect Of duty N permitting Gen.
Scneuck T. remain at London after the develop
ment Oi the sclndaL To nam the iacts were as
Gle rlY known months ago As they are u the
e"mmil tee to-day 50 the IA ginistr ,t,"n must
share tho obi M Of allowing Schonck 10 retain
his wa dillpmttic once oi MINIS ef u the
Court ~ -. James. II the answer is that he
sali nolds the office, the resolution Will express
ths opinion that ne snouli be removed lmme-
dltslt, and tue acceptance OF ms resignation
Will ue rer ,rded as an act as despicahle a. The
conduct 81 the Pre- ident In accepting the resi--
nation at secretary Is lknhp.
Schenck's counsel, VINO nave all along tried To
run the fHreigh An uf5 Committee mt thl4
morning printed abatement in@tructlng them
how to repurt. lhey ask the committee 10 IA
clute Ltou's ana Johus"n's testimony entirety,
aud To repur. mat IN" sale ~ the mln" ny fdik
Was honest and honorable Lhat scnenck nus
been purr.eI most uni istlY by s'andnis ard
Ines tnat wna,,eyar he did Wa done IN good
ftltn, and that If 40 had erred, no mas amply
at nru or MA mistake, wntcn, ~ tho worst,
he committed with good motives.
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To THE EDITOR or TIE sUS-Sr; am
u resident u Madison avenue Durlng the past three
years have been Obliged 10 cross Union anu Madison
squares at all hours Of Tie night. naye grown familiar
win the faces Of many loafers ana wc.known ieye
who allowed TO lolter by the trees opposite the
Hippodrome, and up the avenue AMI IN the squares
These fellows any policeman viii tell YOU, are noiori
Gus rAsca VINO frequent these Place Shd ne doors ~
Ia, theatres ana other aces u amdsenen rspecia
round the lippoarune AMI Union square Theatre, iOr
teysn rurpo-c, They Insult ladies' ana follow persons
Mih view OF robbluk thtu ana SET the ponce never
modest tnem but permit htN 10 stay re tncy are,
nuisance TO tue neghDOrhOol and terror 10 respect
aUle people. Ihe Same set luitr rOund -, NJ m 5
place aud at the corners Of the reefs on ruth avenue
"A Il BruadNay. They are yount an strong, ana all OF
them professional tnleYcs, VITA No legitimate occu
pLtIun.
nave seen one yOuug fellow round for the pact tlrc
year Nhl doA't oar police a 10 Of Pans Il es
tel oltcrtrs to move on. aud arr"t ala PERSONS VINO
OF themselves Z. d. A.