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, 1876-05-06
CHICAGO.

James Walsh, the Lake street 1lquor.dsaler
whoae place was ss!zed by Capt. aomesville. ~
reoounted in yesterdays TRIBUNE, wAs arrested
yaassfdaY morning. He gsYe bond for $4,000
aud was brought before Commissioner Hoyns
yesterday Afternoon to Aunssr TO tho charge Of
violating the internal neyonue Law. The dov-
ernmsnt WAS Represented b1 Assistant DISTRICT
Attorney Bosl4, whlle tho defendant waE repre-
seutod by hs counsel. Csps. Pat Fesney.
Deputy Collector Bomeryills testified that hs
found in tho sto1e OF tho defendant 4 oaak con-
tAning 431< vino gsltops on which the stamp
had not beuu effaced. Hts books showed that
tho cask, which had coutsiosd whiaky, had boon
sold lAst February, Tbs bsrxsl was empty.
Wttusss also found several paokaRsH which wers
nor stamped. They contained Bourbon aud gin.
They ought to ba7o boon stamped. ''Fozm ia"
contained no record ot SALES made s,noa Aprt!
IS, aud Of purchases since ths 14th Of the sau,o
month. Th> blottsr showed sales b:nca April Is,
Jo.eph f3ohoos!d. b clerk IN toe employ OF Tie
dsssndans, tsstlasd that ha mss In tho habit of
, 1876-05-06

u tho very tino ahs was dying or Immediately
after hs< death Mr. and Mrs. WallAos loft tho
l,ouaa In cab Tor ChAr1pE Croaa Station. Thoy
l'aro not ..ace bean heard Of. and II has been
asc.rt.'ned that tlty took ths trasn to brussels.
ana that t!le lnwclry Of tho deceased woman haA
disappeared. Thoas circumstances ata In thonl.
ho!Tta aHnpiclous. hut thov arc At otco a9gra-
,vateu and complicated BY tho eridoncs given At
ilincss. aud by tho result Of the ~.
mo:tom ezam!hatton. During her brief III
ness" sho wac partially attended BY slrs. Wallace.
WHO took ler on che OCCASION some hfeaal and
milk. ana attor eating It sne eomplalned u feel
tn3 slck ard during the last tev houra that ths
"aiIacos we're 10 tho houso Mrs. Wallace WA
constantly 10 tho room. Tbs general sesT-
ant Of the household deposed that towards
evening she was acnt ont By Mrs. Chapman her
SELF - procure 40 evontnR paper and When she
cams back Mr. Wallace, VINO was on the landing,
Informed her thAt her mietEehs had hRd another
ts aud, tn reply u her lnQutry, told har not u
come upstairs. Mrs. Wallace went to fetoh
Station, They missed usss evenings msll-tsaIn
70 BEuBselR, but wont On the ue1t morn!pg.
Ths sorvant- II seems, did rot so to hor mistress
I'LL between . and 10 o'clock, and then found
her d5ing. she called tho other servant but
rhen they want upstairs, their tnlstreEs was
dead. TIE Doctor, Aitot post morteyn az
ulnAtion, is Of opinion that death vas caused bY
nuiiocstion. probably by chloroform, and tia
Ecrvhnt statcs that 4 smell like tia. OF chtoro.
4uEIu H&e AnltsAHula III S4o TUo!0 ~ tu0 klHE OF
death. Tho doctor judgoa partly By nome marks
Oh the noso and mouth, Which look a. II sono
srch violence had been used ~ would bo 1ntl1ct-
ed in forcibte suffocation lie Is also not
nure th&t soms ,rritant poison had not pre-
vlonsly boen administered. and the coutents Of
the stomach a,s to be examined. 1t tho same
time, he statos that no never sAv 80 weak Z
hesrt a that OF tho deceased WOMAN. that II was
wondof sbe had lived 20 long. and that she
least shock or fright would have been sufficient
to put Id ond to ber life; while shs is
said to have bcen llsble 10 faintinR
Its. These fscta could hardly constitute
. CASE Of material suspicion were it not
for tho accompanying citcumstancea OF the sud
den depRrturo OF Sfr. and Mira, Wallace aud ths
disappearance OF lhe 1eWolsy, evcu to the rings
on the dDgers OF the decehsed WOMAN. Mrs.
Wallace, moreover, Ii said, on leaving, to havo
pretended that sho was ouly gong 70 soc Aer
husband OF, aud that sho WAS coming back. II
the setvAuts evidence is to 10 rolied on. ahe
aud her husband certainly acted SO as to
expose themselves to the gravest suspicion Of
having put M end to tho feeble life Of tho un-
fortunate woman for the sake OF possossing
themselves Of her monoY or jewe1ry, and TO
hayo then st onco made on with their sI,oils.
4ba.e are personal chn1actetist,cs about them
which will probably insure t1eir being discov.
cred. Aud thoy must certainly bs called upon 10
oxpfatn che appearances against them.
, 1876-05-06

tbs falao4ood have prevented ms from seeking
ont and kicking tbs oovafdly Cur Who psnusd
sbe lying wosdn.-
Tha1s u - female Knoci, Arden eaae" in
Newport r. I..whIoh is sxc,ting mich local attain
ton. Some weeks tgo woman appeared Al tbs
Fes!doncs Of Mr. George Weaver, = married man
and highly respectable citizen, aud claimed 10 be
bis frat wtfc. married forty ysasu ago. lie re-
pudtated hot. hut tbs shano and disgrace Of tho
adventure ware 10 grsat that hts second wills foil
Ill And has sincs dsd. Thu frst Mrs. Weaver
thsn left tho town. 8hs has since returned and
nsiata npoa her rights. showing her marriage
certificate and othor proofs Of her relationship
to Wcs4or. He. On Tho othor htnd, aaasrrs thst
shs haa bosn mAtrtod three times during thstr
separation. kud has bad chttdEon BY each bus.
band. Both persons adnit that tley have nsver
boen divorced.
The Emperor OF Brazil met hia match on the
outward trip 10 HAn Francisco in tho person Of
Nhtohes, ~ untutosed Pluto Chlef, who uas per.
.nlttod Ia ride on the train from Winnemucoa to
Humboldt. Tho Chief sddfoesed the Emperor
"a CApoten," said hs was Capeton" himself,
and made friendly oyartu1es. Tho Emperor bo-
gan 10 char his sayago contemporary; inquired
tho namo and numbor Of hin tribe. bow many
children ho had, and uhat thsy alto. Finally tho
Emperor in tender voica Aakoo 'Natehez.
how many eoukv Won cot ?" The 1ndian Chief
dlatendod his eyes. and, throwing up his ar1na
WIN HnRlna Aa8 REMARKED 10 tao peVy or
b!s.audora. "oh. b. Capeten, he bad man hs
saikee squAx he hosp bad man. Tha Emperor
roturued into tho privacy Of his car amtdssa
roar Of laughter, above nhich shs melodious
roar Of Natchez waa readily distlngutshnble.
"Artonus Ward aud tho Huuortats Of Amcri
ca IL Tue n1ls or Al aft1ele IN inc Ae'o quarter"
49,. n,d h,,, ~ oo,,tdar.h,n rrotsn.soa. rrts
1o.ss ''o' W. ~ eons'ae'ao'o psa'oasloos. 1ne
writer rnaiataina thAt "Artemua Ward will
.ur.,v hotd . r,.e. vith no.t.r1tv in n. f.rons
a"so'y DUO pl*es WIN pos'etisS III 'no ,a"oua
llns which begins With Habelals and ands With
Dickens" and otyes the astonishing Information
~. - p..,.ns w..s .s.'...s . $500.
thkh IN England. Haso "ae q constant source
of delight, evcu to tha philosophers, for his
freebnes. and orieiu.ll,y: "Mr. cnrlvts bimse]f
hAN hnbp hoard 70 epDAk OF him omphAtjcki1Y n
, 1876-05-06
SLAP, BANG, BIFI

An Extraordinary stupid SpnrrtnE.
Match Mt tho Adolphi.
Tho announcement that Barney Aaron, tho
champion lightweight Of tho world. and al
Hammer, = mixer OF cocktails at the Clifton
House and N amateur boxer Of RoMo local
noto, would Engage IN b]ackonod glove assault
at arms at tho Adolphi last evening served to
pack that establishment with = mlsool-
laneo1x crowd. Many attended, through Gu
riosity, and 1t Nns such that won't away
unsattshed. Othcrs attended as tho friends
and admirers Of .the contest.nts, but Il was not
eucorcd tho th!sd-rAte artists who contributed
to tho unusually insiptd olio. The former woro
allured throughout by tho shifting scoaes
which presented now faces. Gttlo dreaming that
tho % latter knew fnll vol That tie con-
testanss had paid t400 for tho house,
aud that from = fow minutea' exercise they
wero to mako handsome sum, aud enough to
afford vine supper for = fow Of tho "boys"
The novel performance was has.1ued by tho
dissatisfaction at the audience At the ridiculous
presentation which had beeo announced to pro-
ccde:lt-in fact, the "Flyiug Dutchman aud hts
1t 1920 tho exhibition commenced BY tho cur
tain rising and exposing to vleW tho anstro COM
pany OF tic theatre in 4 meanIogless hubbub.
Aaron appeared upon Tho loft Of tho stage.
wlli1c Hammer toof poeit1on upon Tue flEhf.
After formal greeting. the TWO vero roady for
tue ''grand assault" which proved to bs llttlo
moro than I tost Of their comparative cxphcity
to soil zach others faca With thai< blackonod
gloves, copteot not unlike, in lntsrost aud trun
merit, m ordinary bootblaok ma!eo on stroot
cornor. From the first Aaron soemod TO possess
d natural advantage, gainod from htA expori-
euco In the "ring," and bis confidence and seif.
posaesslon ia the facs Of an audience. On tho
other hAnd Hammer was stod and Inactive. lie
took tho defensive from ths start, aud whtls
comparatively cool and deliberate at first, 10
soon lost control Of himself.-an advantage
which was not Loaf sight OF By hta opponent, and
which multiplied his faco-Naahtnga to m annoy
Ing extent. Tho first h,aok fnco was gained By
Aaron tapping bis antagonist squarey On tho
forehead to which Hammer promptly rospoud.
ID by leaving the mark Of hia glove
on Aasons right eheok- THOR faces
wsro sponeod and wiped, and thereafter
Hammer managed In tho twenty-five minute
contest 10 blacksn Aatonk faco twslEo times,
aud found occasion to wAsh hts own thirty-ona
times. In fAot, this faco washing WAS tho naost
amusipg part Of THO faruo up to tho time ths
| "wind up" waa announced. When oosro work
having tbs Appearances of ealocstneesa WAS pui
Ii. Tho result waa finally thirty-two hits fol
Aaron aud thiEtoan for Hammor, and when tlle
curtain lowered no ona stoprs1 to inquire about
its rAisng, and syon tho BOYS in the uppe1
otscls torg0. their custom Of calling for N an
core to everything presented.
, 1876-05-06
OBITUARY,


- As AVHH4NA-
Tho Cincinnati Ga1ete contains soma inter-
ssting details Of ths lfo Of this lAte asj. Il, II.
CoRw1SE, Ut one time q prominent member Of
Tie Cincinnati Bar, who dad recently In Wash
lngton. Ho arrived In Cincinnati from Missi4.
sippi In 1876, where hs lrst work was tho prop
atat!on Of dfgest OF tho Mtssiseippt Hoporsa.
Hs formed bis first partnership with OLIVER NJ.
SPENCER, and waa Afterwards associated with
Gov. HATS, which partneruhip Was dissolved 10
1868, whom Gov. HAYES bochme City Solicitor.
During the War, no mas Judgo-Advooate of Con.
FnEnos7's staff, and, during the K1R1T 6n11H
raid, commanded tho river defenses between
Cincinnati and North Bend. During tho latter
part OF President LtNcoLN's Administration, he
served ~ United States Diasrlct Attorney Since
he left that Office, ho has lived ir. Washington.
vhsre be has transacted = very largo lsw buat.
ncss, principally before the fCoutt Of ClAtms.
He Was Republican in politics, and was often
spoksn Of In connection With CongYesa, but
uevsf obtained nomination.
THoHAs oonwonTH.
TaoMAs DoDwonTH, who lind STAINED =
national reputation ~ tho originator Of the
famous DoDwoBTu's Band, die{ In New York, ut
tbs advanced age Of 80, = few d:sys ago. He or
Eanlzed tho Nov York City Band In 1890, which
Aftornard bocaule the National 8rass Band. aud
WEE kne AEHt luoaponueut 0latNET oAn0 OF mu6lo
in Now York. He was tbs bTueincss manager,
and hts hons. ALLEN and HAnFEr B., wiolded the
baton when they came 10 manhood. He re-
tsed from bualneas twsntY-av yaara ago.
OTTER DEATHS.
Among other deatha recently announced arc
thoso Of MICHAEL DosoyiF, very eminent
Irish chemist and cultlvAtor ct physical science
In Dublin; Of HENRY P. HAVEN, 1ho has for a
long time been An ardent worker in tho oduca-
tlonal and religious interesta ,f Connecticut and
who was defeated "a the Republican candidate
for Governor iu 1878 aud Of Dr.. AUGUSTUS 4.
GARDNER, well.known phyacian and medical
author OF New York City.
, 1876-05-06

Tho st. Louta Repnbttcaa, With good dos1 of
alarm. confsssea to tho "tnoseaaing popularity
Of The 8eorotary Of the TroaaurY.s It aays,
The 0crman Republicans OF ths Woat aud EAat ara
beginning TO dsc1rs fn1 him: and the Eheszl confer
suos to bs held IN Now York. Gal ScHuhz letsnr.
York City, deinandEnR \ Presidential caatidsts
"whoss nasns aous viii be guarantee Of otacla! IN.
tegrtty, Of via Ard prudent administration and Of
goattsa Apeorcsment OF the l&w"thas thtnRs cest1y
mean Dn1GTow, and nothing else: and they Indicate,
also. orgAnzel popular effort 10 sccrs ha nomina.
don Gt Cincinnati.
Still 1t believes that he will not ba nominated
by tho Republican National Convention, aud re-
posaa lts hopes 10 the hostility Of the machine.
politicians Who will control the Convention.
, 1876-05-06

~ III Editor at TAs Chicago ft1anss
viii The TnsbuNE p1efse stats Tbs cost of
manufacturing md putting in circulation $sou 900
Of leEaltaudsr notes: also tho coat Of making and
iaauius ti0o, ,0oo, 600 Of fractional cutzencJ7
EaQr1RE1.
Wo hars not tho figures for tho legAl-tenders,
but tho tractionala have cost something like
million AMI half aysar to handle, including re-
dseming nd replacing tho worn-ou. scrip.
, 1876-05-06

Valuable Dikcovcry-f>r. C. ". Hen.
son. pract,cing physician It U0 North Euaw street,
Baltimore. ,il. twho has paid much atteuion to
ons Diseases, hk& discovered that sxn1ct Of Gallery
and chAmomlo combined, Ia certain proportion in-
var!ably cures headache, either bilious. dSspepic,
lsa triumph in medical ehemlstry. and sufferer. s
over tho country arc orsenng by matt. Ha p1epsr4s
It In pills II 80 cents 1t box Tho Doctor Ia largely
known and highly respected In Balt1no1e.-Eplecopsl
:fttaodlsf Sold by Van Schsack. Stevenson Reid,
No. "a Lake street, cosner Dearborn and II druggst4
, 1876-05-06

New Yoax, Nay t-Ths brooklyn Academy Of
Mualo wss crowded In every part lsst night BY
N snshuaiaasio sudieuca gathered To heaz the
Rsv. Henry Ward pescher lecture for the bsne-
ft OF tho proposed sollicrs' Home Of this state.
At the beginning aud close OF his lecture thers
was long seonttuued applause and wayluR Of hats
and <htndkstchIefa, Ths demonstrations az
cssdsd, II possible. whsn Mr. DeschsE stepped
forward and subscribed et0Q fos tAa Homs.
, 1876-05-06

srn1sorlELu, Masa.. May 5.-Tho failure OF
Harvey. Arnold l. Co., of tho North Adams Paint
Works, is even mora disastrous than at first ar-
pened. Tho liAbilitieA 1t ia thought will rise
over rather than fall below $1+250. 900. and not
less tban $4,000 men, women. aud children In
tho six mills arc thrown out OF work.
, 1876-05-06

Tho programme arranged for the fourth Ma
tfonal Prison Congress, to opon 1t New York on
ths 9Th Of Juns, contomptates more practical
discussion Of tue reforms needed than has yet
been hid. Ono Of tho leading topics for consid-
eratlon viii bo Is to psnitontlaty code. Prnctt-
catly the government Of the ponal ,nstitutions Of
this country Is vosted absolutely in the officials
IN charge, unrestricted by Inv. oxcopt in soma Of
the States by gtntutes forbiddsng specified modes
Of barbarous punishment for violation Of the
priRon fules. For tho rest, tho convict impris-
onod A. punishment for crime ct which, upon
trial and hftor full defeuse, he was proved
guilty, is practically subject to punishment
for iufractiou Of tho prison rules or
what tho officials In charge choose to consider
such. as ofteu and ~ severely aa thoy p!oass to
inftct 1t. There II aecurod to him no trial, nor
opportunity to present his defense, and his ao-
os1ssr Is AZ vol his Judge. from whioh there Ia
no sppoal. and exeoutiontr. No man can be
cent to jail for day until after trial and proof
of bis guilt to the satisfaction Of IN impartial
jury. But without trial. without defense, and
without the fact ever being u1ado known that it
ia dono, = convict may bs subjected to any Of
the barbarous tortnres Inflicted In the prisons
for nominal violation Of some prison rule. A
ruler, provide for fair trial where = convict IL
charged with breach Of thsne and prescribe pro-
ctsoly tho punishment that shall follow conyin-
ton. Tho Prison ConKresa cannot do botter
than to outline auch codc, and use evory sxer-
tfou to secure tts adoption BY ths Legislatures Of
tho several States.
, 1876-05-06

Living Death I-Thc mortuf agony Of
consumptiyo invali4s 4 often iuora sarribo than
death. Their complaininEs ta.ke everybody unhappy
themselves. unless thoroughly cured by Ni.au.s's
Zine Tree Tar Cordial tho safest remedy Svsr knosa
aud ano that neyeF falls.
, 1876-05-06

The gentleman known ~ Gen. HEDn1cx, who
has been implicated In tho testimony ia the doI1,-
pxao-JoNAa whisky trial In Milwaukee, has been
suReged In printing little one-horse newspapor
in Ottumwa, L.. and h!s ca1csE ~ An sdItoE has
been chiefly distinguished o. laso by criticisms
Of Tue ou1cAoo I1nUNE. TME TRIBUNE haa not
boen run to bis liking. It has not baen usosul
Rnd subservient tool Of tho WHISKY Hing. nor =
tcllab[o part Of xay other machine for plunder-
Ing the public revenues; aud hence HEpn1ok
has not bsen abba sufficiently to donounco 1t.
Now It appears that Mr, HRpR1ok, xhls Ia tho
employ OF tbs Government - superviuor Of In
ternal Revenue, used his position 10 aoqnrs io-
formation Of va'uo To tho whisky thieves and
sommunicAte 1t to them. This Il the indication
ps tho svIdanco Addutod. Ws are very glad,
therefore, to recall tho fact that HEpRick hza
boen abusing Tur TalDuxk, aud No hope that II
will always Attract ths denunotation Of Just auch
men and just such newspapers ~ theJ are In shs
habit Of printing.
, 1876-05-06

4uFnrtt,s Cocoatnc-A perfect dress.
ioR for tho hair Tho cocoalno holds tu liquid form
arge proportion Of dtodortzad coooanut oil. pro-
pared sIprtsaly for this purpose.
, 1876-05-06

Ar. MOODY having mada ths romsst In one Of
h!s New York meetings that ho would not like
10 hare his vito 90 about tho country preach.
log, Mrs. VAN Corr, tho rovlvAliss bas aeG het-
self to work vigorously praying for psothor
hoopY. Tho latter. who is very chlvs!rous, will
now probably reply In soms oqually vigorous
praying for tha Widow VAN Corr, aud, - It il
related In tbs Good Book that the prayer Of tho
righteous tnaa Arslleth much. no reference
being mada to woman. tho widow will evidently
have tho advantage in tho answer.
, 1876-05-06
PERa0NAL.


PERs0TA1.
Ms. Sankey's songs hare boea published In |
Chinese.
Charlotte Cnsamln's will makes no allowances
lean Dramatic fuad.
The signal-sostSca operator ut Camp Grant,
Arizoua, was married. Monday week by tes-
graph. Tho minister wbo performed the care.
nnony was at San Diego.
Mr. John r. Garrett. The President OF the
Baltirnora OHIO Railroad Company, has given
915,oQ0 to the Peabody Institute Art Gallery In
baltimore to purchase casts Of noted works iu
statua1y.
Ths Pope aAtd 10 li.tto girl Who visited him:
"Uan you tell mo what is Rome?" Biz au-
auered: "Roms 10 tie Capital Of Italy" mo-"
responded His uolinesa, - 'Romo is tho Capital
OF the whole Catholic worll."
Jossph Joftersou, tho aetor, ia making mans
for himhslt a. painter. he works steadily and
rapidly. some Of his piotnres are to be exhibit
cd as tho Academy, and Others have boon sought
By conuoiaaeurs at good prtoea.
The Nov York World has tho following
40. II. Tayloure, tho dramatic Authours and
mauagoure, nrites to Now Orlsans news.
Ftt' ,,s. n..-..". ' t.-,.
dlcious and ltiibe1al' nateure."
..,.a. ,o - ~ .m,, A..
x.,,.",s .tMe 1.;.Ss r.san.. o,.Lh;a.
a. snn a...,. - Mi. .r;.o otshhl.. 49,. 49,
ss.ts. .s.y.,;. sss.a ~t.. - III. on.s.n.n
~ o.. =. * - ~ osr.en ~ aara. nto,.xs -.
tainmonts; and It ia the general opinion Of ths
frIends OF Hiss Cuahman that aho will undor-
.s.s .sas ~ "A0
1'ss' ~, u,u
49, ~. oath 49, 49,. ~. n,a.t s.ooi''
,..,s.. H. ~. p.o,aa nnti...1 n.,t .tE..
W.. ~. sa :. 49, n.aios Tn.n-.noo roa,.
@ ~, =. t 1ss. ss e.,t,, .ta1 ~ ~ xe.,h
~ ~, cnn s a,s,e ~ ~ ~ III, ~.
oe,ooo' -, ana ,T,., Nv -" .,... -
.se a.s' ..., ..'.s ~ -. y. .s. h... ..s ~
"aa ~ p.ua1oae n 'As. 10 tuavu ~ :eaas@s.
po1 1of w uoot' aoo 1"4 ''"'s'' s3'|s3'AS
ooso'loS tos A'' oeo'
At tho funeral OF tho "ifo OF Louis Blanc
100000 rafla.ans tnrnod ont to manifest shes
respoce Tor the great hepublloAn heformaF, AUD
RASe 'oc"e5oaS ~. enee,s ZOE sno nepoo.'o ena i1s
amnesty. uae lus'aens se1asaoo mo Lo"en
coa''e' ol 'no easty os51 ~ oah r'ane'soo'
"neeo' "hoa nte11.h ooo' 'ne "no'o Iopatt
mens usea 70 @ttono sae lunetA'' anu ~ TUG coas
o'as.oa oi .nc ee3enoiAeo teso1s - 'na uou1e
ana na7o sno o1eas oaoo 1o1oaaoe SIG "1ao"'
Prof. Huxley Will sah Tor America IN August.
for short visit. It ~ said that ho will spend
moro time IN examining our scientific treasures
than In leoturinR. Recently, AFTER he had do.
scribod IN lecture tho probable conformation
OF IN e1t4hes eauf'an. ffot. Aaaaey sac 1nat
oa'y ono u '"o pohee o1 Luz 1aotiAa nno osat
oeen o'ecofeieo' ous no iostuea sooa ~4.er 'nss
1nete eto NJ ao"ee tn"o .a1toon peiaoot Aosa'
, 1876-05-06

Cpughs aud CoIdE.-T11ORe who nrc
suffering from roughs colds hoarseneas. throat,
etc., shou1d Try :" ufowua Bronchial Trochea."
, 1876-05-06
TIE WEATHER.

Waau1noroN, D. c.. May 9-1 =. m.-1u tho
Uppos Lake region. Eising followed by falling
barometer, northerly winds, vcefiuB to easteriY.
slightly warmer, partly cloudy weathes. aud pos-
slbiy followed BY rain aEeas-
LOCAL oBaxRFATIoSB.
, 1876-05-06


CAnL1Nv11tz. ILL.,, May 3.-The wife OF Thomaa
Tracy. who and ILLS little daughter wsrs tho
victims Of uok horrible murlcs some
days since. waa as,asted to-day on tho
charge of murder. and In default of bai! was
committed to tat! to await & preliminary oxam-
ination. Her conduct Blnce The murder has poo
Buch u to excite Suspicion, Is sho would rot
give any vcraon Of thn matter. Her e1Amlas-
tlon will take place next wack.
, 1876-05-06

The washington reporter for the Cincinnati En-
quirer says that tho " Democratic Congressman
of Indiana arc bluer than W1Lt1AMs' blue jeans
over tho news Of the election at Indianapolis.
They don't feel badly because thero WAS riot
and several killed, but 4, 600 Republican msjon.y
is ead blow. LANpEns il the only happy man
among thom. IIo fools that ho las been in
man0ef sindtcated. J1Mllr WILLIAMS has been
explaining 1t vigorously all day. LAsDEna'
friends arc consuming HOLMAN as responsible
for It all. Some Are donounong tho Democrats
fo1 gersymandcEing tbs oityJu betoro tbs olec-
ton. One badIy-disoournged Democrat says,
1t bostR HI! II the Democrats had possess
slon Of uehsen they would make it Republican
10 two days. Some think that gAI T1pEN sent
gold to Indianapolis to roll up Republican ma
5onty for the purpose OF depreclssing He's.
pnIcxs preaidcntlal Stock Indiana Repub-
llcans ase happy. They see Monros's Psesi-
dential star beaming on tho horizon. T1LDEx
Democrats arc happy because the eIeoslon proves
what they have claimed all along, vlz.: that In
dianA aud Ohio cannot DO depended on, aad.
consequently, they ought not to bo takou into
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