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Before Judge Dykman, holding Supreme Court,
Special Term, Newburg yesterday there tried a
OF interest not only to the question issue
therein, but also disclosing on the part OF n
spirit of rare respect and duty toward his parents
Tho suit was brought by Mrs. Euphrosync Miller, a
widow of seventy eight years. to set aside deed OF
real estate, valued at 900, made her son. John L.
Miller The deed sought 10 be set aside the
duress. To prove the duress testimony given on
the part OF plaintiff the mother to the effect that
order force her make the deed her used her
language To this eGect-'Od woman, II you don't
give that deed I'll burn that barn and burn that
house and you too; and, damn ,ou II you won't burn
pn XIII you II was further testified to the part Of
made the conveyance to him, and thereafter he
conveyed the property 10 his wife and she conveyed
IL to third person In corroboraton of
plaintiffs side 1t testified by other par
ties that at the timc of her husbands
death, which occurred months prior
to the deed being extorted from her by her son. the
contents OF his will giving her the property known
TO her that on that occasion, the being asked
why he did not attend his fathers funeral, made
answer that he would not attend because the old
had the property the old woman, and If the
not then in hot place he ought to be- On the
part of the son. he denied having made the threats
further the deed 10 his wife, direct him. was
claimed the part OF paintin to be void that
count Ec went further, and testified that his reputed
wife, to whom the conveyance was made, was not his
wife, he having another wife living at the time.
Judge Dykman reserved his decision.
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A Confessed Female POiSOner Who Does
Not Like the Situation.
The Confession Charged to Mental
Hallucination.
Payment of Awards for Grading
Eighth Avenue.
A YACHTSMAN IN DEEP WATER.

writ OF habeas corpus was yesterday applied for
and granted by Judge Wesibrook, application Of
Mr. William +. Kintzng, in the case OF the German
girl Augusta Hasten, confined IN the Tombs charge
Of poisoning little boy, aged three years, belonging
10 Nicholas Heynes OF No 80 Third avenue, during
lhe early part of last month, by means OF oxac acid
II was supposed at the time that the child had died
from nnam mmation OF the kidneys and certificate of
death was granted accordingly The girl HASTEN who
lived in the family OF Mr. Keynes a nurse, some
time subsequent 10 the death OF the little boy
taken violently ILL., She alarmed Mrs Keynes by her
cries pain and still further dismayed that lady >by
asserting when questioned regarding the of her
Illness that she had swallowed some oXalic acid, with
intent 10 destroy herself physician was summoned,
who by dnt of close and prompt atten-
ton TO his patient, succeeded in bringing her
out of danger Alter the doctor left the prem
ises, and when the girl had apparently recovered
her senses, she soemny asscvcraled 10 Mrs. Heyues
lint she had administered some o the oxac acid to
the deceased chd, at the time pointing TO The
Gently cmpucd cup and saying, And that IS the very
cup OF which gave il 10 him. The confession
Unexpectedly made was almost immediately related To
Mr. Keynes, who turn notified the authorities. Tue
The contents OF the delivered emf
chemist for analysis, but up to this time report
has Dten made Mr. kintzlng, her counsel, claims that
tie time OF her attempted suicide the girl Of
sound mind, and that her confession result OF
diseased Inauguration The writ made rcturnable
.hs morning at hapast ten O'Clock, when she Will bo
produced before tho court in obedience to the writ
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RAILROAD LIIIGATIONS.

Yesterday Judge Pratt, in the Supreme Court, Kings
county, granted order permitting defendants in the
suit of "Francs Wallace and Jonn Kecbam against
the Long Island Railroad Company, Conrad Poppen.
husen ct al u TO amend the complaint. The plaintiffs
ostcnsbly own $780, 600 worth of stock in the Long
Island Railroad Company, defendants interest in the
road being about 81, 100 900 The plaintiffs desire
amend their complaint so as TO include as codclend.
ants the Flushing and North Shore Central Railroad
and the South Side Railroad companies. Defendants
desire TO lease these roads, but the PLAIN
tifis claim that their interests will be tho
company's paying the rental asked An injunction has
for time been pending against the defendants
enjonug them from carrying out contracts which they
had made with other roads. Yesterday a modification
Of this injunction granted, as to permit
icndants 10 their trains their road an. the
leased lines to carry out plans for transportation and
to issue time tables l, asserted by plantiffs
counsel that the road had lost money for years. while
counsel the other side claimed that the road had
paid interest on its bonds and mortgages
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MURDERED WHILE ON DUTY.
SERGEANT M'GIvEN, POLICE 1NsPEcToIs AID,
SLAIN RY 4 fooTPAp

SERGEANT MGIvEN POLICE 1NsPECToRs AID,
SLAIN RY 4 FooTpAp.
Shortly before SIX O'Clock last night Mr.. William
hand at his watch as he was walking along First
avenue near Sixth street He was partially IN
toxicatcd at the time. took hold OF
his watch and chain and ran away
with them down sixth street The man ran up
Second avenue TO ST. Marks place. where hc was
stopped by Officer Kennedy. crowd of small boys,
among whom were Peter Gillespie James Kelly and
James Douahuc, pursued him, crying ''Stop thicf!''
Finding himself intercepted by Oilcer Kennedy
tho fugitive tho street, where he
was stopped by Sergeant McGivcn. Inspector
McDe' motifs aid McGvcn cried out, "Hold
him, he stabbed mc.n Oifcer Kennedy then captured
his and iound that he had. in hi, hand large
pocket knife. with which he had stabbed McGivcn. lie
handcuned and taken To- the seventeenth precinct
station house, where nc was locked mp lie gave his
name MS Henry KING, aged twenty-iour. plumber,
ems wound was in the left part of
the abaomen and he was cruelty
mutilated that when he laid on the lounge In the
station house his enirails protrudcd. Dr Maclay, po-
lice surgeon. attended the sergeant Roundsman
trceder, OF the seventeenth precinct says that tho
assalants name rs kcnniokler, and that he has bad
character
Coroner woltman called upon at a late hour to
attend the
The dying police sergeant identified before Coroner
Wultmsn. the prisoner James King. HIS real namo
SAID to be James Hendricks. ana he lives near tho
scene OF the tragedy. He has recently served term
OF six months Tor larceny
The anic-mortem statement in accordance with
the facts above.
Sergeant McGvcn died at twenty nvc minutes 10 ten
O'Clock last night He had been twcnty.thrce ycare
satachcd TO the police iorcc and eighteen years the
seventh prcc net He was transferred IRON the Four
tecnth precinct IN the fall Of 1873 the position he
lately held as aid 10 Inspector McDermoit
King was committed TO the Tombs late las, nigh, by
Coroner Woltman
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THE HOUSE MILL

certified copy OF the Will Of Arson a. House. who
vas recently shot and killed by his wife, has been ad-
mitted TO probate in tho Surrogates Office OF Mercer
county New Jersey. Tho deceased after providing
that all his lawful debts shall be paid bcqueathcs his
beloved wife, Irene A. " House, all his property both
ea aud personal lie also appoints his said wife to
Sc the sole exeoutrx of his will Surrogate John \.
scudder of Mercer county. New Jersey testes tho
proving of the VIII IN due TORN by the said cxccutrix
The VIII executed in tho presence Robert Albert
son. No. 246 First street Brooklyn. T. D., and jose
phine Finclc. Of No 30 Jones street New York Let.
tcrs of administration were applied for by the brother
OF the deceased the Sth OF July last the ground
that he died unmarried and niestac and answer to
certified copy OF the will yesterday produced
H. the Surrocae's Court of tins county The property
thus wiiled by the deceased to his wifc, who stands
charged with causing the Death the testator Is csii
mated at $3.50 600
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SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

Among those taking out their FIRST papers in tho su.
perior Court yesterday was Ii Noing, Chnaman The
cclestias are rapidly coming to tho front citizens
and the cry is ''Still they come"
In the suit brought by the Ninth Avenue Railroad
Company against the Greenwich Elevated Railroad
Company the various counsel, pursuant 10 agreement
Yesterday sent IN their points TO Judge Van Hocsen.
Tho probability that u viii be weeks yet before
the decision will be given.
The sons the late Frederick Rollwagen recently
fled the Surrosatcis Court in this city caveats
against granting letters of administration to Magdaenc
Eoliwapcn the widow OF the deceased. on the ground
that she not the widow and not competent to al.
minister. Tho caveats were Yesterday Withdrawn,
and on motion OF nr. william Henry Arnoux counsel
for Mrs Rollwagcn the Surrogate ordered that
OF administration should issue 10 her widow the
deceased.
In the contested will OF Lorraine Freeman fur
ther con test to tie probate OF the will Is withdrawn.
an amica0lc compromise having been effected between
the parties Interested.
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Wilson VS.. Barney.-Order granted.
Grcsc vs. Sorietic Order granted.
Browne VI. Browne-Rcterees report and order
confirming same
holer vs.. Denpison Order granted.
Mutual llic Insurance Company VS.. Rowe No L.
order granted
Hamilton W. Brevoort-Order granted.
Dung VS. Riss-Order granted
Lyon vs. Decentralization granted, .
Banks VS.. McCabc. Order granted.
kiddlc VS. Lockhart Receiver appointed.
Mary VS.. krooks and hers-Orders granted
Caudwell VS.. Siivcrs.-Granted
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
by Judge Gocpp
Reinccke VS.. Weiuburgcr. Motion denied.
Stockwell VS.. Carpenter Van Kirk W. Carpenter -
Motions 10 vacatc attachment granted without costs.
Soule vs- Pcrkins.-Order of publication granted.
haz vs. Lewis.-Motion granted, with costs and $40
costs of motion.
Hopkins VS.. McI.ane. Motion to discharge Mrs. Nc
Lane grant d on her own rccognizancc.
Clark VS.. NcCunn.-Bond approved
story vs.. Solomon; Griffin solomon. -undertak-
iDgs appeal approved
Webster VS.. Campbell-Moton TO vacate order OF
arrest granted on consent
Baxter VS.. Carter.-Motion granted.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEc TErM.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Chattcrton vs. Gould and another implicated Order
settled.
sullivan vs. Watson. Order as settled
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COLONEL POTTER In CUSTODY.

Colonel James Decatur Potter. better known a.
Colonel "Jim'' Potter, long wanted by tho dcec,,v.
ponce was arrested on Monday night by De,cc,,vs
OBricn, OF the Nineteenth precinct and turned over
to the custody ofDetcctivcs Williamson and Ferris Of
the Central ONCE, who held warrants Tor his arrest Pot
ter captured coming ont OF hs honso in Ecventb
street and conveyedto Police Headquarters He wa,
arragned before justice Duly in the Washington
.urcves. thc iurn ture dealer, VINO was swindcd b,
fottcr and Terence Rec QUINN now IN tnc rombs
and Mr. henry w Ray mond, of tue late Henry j
Ray ymond. OF the New YORK Times who was pIundcrcd
OF his yacht Avalon by similar means were prcscn In
prefer charges against Potter
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HANDBALL.

Several interesting matches played at Nc
Qradc's court, No 404 Madison street, yesterday
afternoon, tho most exciting OF which was n four
handed contest between Phil Casey ana John Lcnihan
on the side, and Barney McQualc and John Keat
ing on the other The match for the best three
in i've games After lively encounter, Casey and
partner won In three straight games The following
was tho
First Second Thiri Total
Casey and Lenihan...... II II u 63
NcQuadc and kcating 49,. 15 IL is so
Paterson, Ncwarx and other places In this vicinity
werc well represented. A match rackcts was
played by Thomas Walsh, OF Newark and VI. Cole
man, against James I.enihan and ". Evcrs Mr.
Kelly, OF Newark acted referee. The match
resulted as follows
First Second. Third Total
Walsh and Co.cu an.... Is IL 35
Lcnihan aud Evcrs....... 10 Is 10 20
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ALABAMA CLAIMS.

In the Court OF Commissioners OF Alabama Claims to-
day the following judgments were rendered.
For the loss of merchandise by the destruction OF
various vcssels.-Cas 1850 Richmond j. Lane
81, 80, 32 1857 j. Strauss, Brothers Co, New
York. $l.556 "a; 1870. Denis 4 James Sadlicr
New York. sil9 81; 1910. Michael Flood, San
Francisco. s557 ~: 1913 William r. Read, Ho-
bckcp. n. j., 1892 55 1925 Edward j. Peters
New York, for the loss OF "A chronomcter. $3.50
In case l,27-Charcs Peters, of Bangor. Me-
The United Staics-the Court discovered that The
claim for tho same property claimed IN No.
6,i2. and dismissed the case.
Case lioo W. W. Hurlhurt, second assignee New
York, for freight &c, $4,000.
Also the following, for loss Of personal effects and
wages, by the destruction of several vessels: -
Case 1868, Hiard NJ. Sowlc, administrator Colds
boro. Nc, t432 so; case 1854, Mary II. Higgins ad-
minstra;rx. $302; case 1915 Albert H. Coffin Har-
rng,on, Me, $500; case l9ll Louis r. Hibbard, Pha-
dclphia Pa sS2p
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Julius Rothschild, the unde. agen OF Mr. HaGuemann,
of the ST. Louis AnSeiger, who arrested by De-
tectvc Richly Saturday last, arraiguod before
Justice Duffy at the Washington Place Court ycsior-
day. Detective REILLY stated that the necessary extra
dton papers bad yet arrived from Albany and that
writ OF habeas corpus had been served on nm requr-
ing the production OF the prisoner in the supreme
Court this morning Jus ice Duly remanded the prs-
oncr until this afternoon, by which time 1t is expected
that the requistion for kohschild's conveyance TO
Missouri will arrive, signed by Governor lIlden
Antunio Luaro, Cuban having no home was held
for trial at the Washington Place Court for breaking
into the residence of Thomas Shanahan, No. ~
Thompson street, and stealing quantity o clothing
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THE YACHT AVALON PURCHASER.

Judge Westbrook, presiding at Chambers OF the
Supreme Court, upon application of Mr. William +.
Knitting, granted a writ of habeas corpus behalf
OF Quinn, who is confined IN The Tombs upon the
charge of false pretonces, preferred by William II.
Hazard, Jr. Tho complainant charges that the
prisoner falsely represented to him that he was the
OF the house No. 30 East Tenth street. upon
the strength Of which be sold him the yacht Avalon
Tor .hc sum OF 81 800, the property OF H. W. Raymond,
and for whom he vas acting as agent Another charge
is also pending against Quinn OF conspiracy in acting,
alleged, with Colonel Decatur Potter, and dcraudng
Henry Grve of No. II West Fourth street. Of tho
sum of $50 upon similar false representation. Tho
witt was made returnab.e this morning
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts passed whitcstonc. L. l., yes.
terday:-
Yacht Active, N.Y.Y.C, Mr. r. W. J. Hurst, from
an eastern cruise, for New York
Yacht Nc,uc, w.Y.C., Commodore Reeves from
Grccnront on two weeks cruise through Long Island
Sound
The steam yacht Lurlne, N.YY.C., Mr.. Philip
phenix from New Lcndon and Newport, arrived Off
whilcstonc yesterday afternoon, and anchored oil
HERALD Telegraph Station; would proceed ior New
York at daybfcak.
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woRKINGMEN SUBSCRIBING.
GLEyNvILLE Conn. July IT. 1916

GLENNVlLLk, ConD., July II, 1916
To THE EDITOR The HERALD
The following employees Of the Hawthorne Woocn
Mills have each subscribed ten cons to the Custer
Monument Fund.- H. NJ, W. II. Barton. B. Senglc
H. Sheridan, G. Donovan j. H. Hunt, 7. Flood J.
Bean, d. Mnogue, T. woodn, ". Lee, 0.
Touret, X. Brooks, Mike Doao, j. Dono-
van, T. Stafford, Mr. Jenkins, J. Hoyt, James Mnken
G. LeDrunen, " liam Rodgcr. Thomas Hart, Owen
DonneIly, John Rodacr, A. Kieber, John Donel H.
Burket, j. Coxlon, William Thompson, d. Rover, j.
willig, William Bowrcn, John Wood, John Carol,
Robert Trome, B. Booth, W. A. Croft, Thomas Gagan
James jenkins, 5. Macrir, 2. Mclaughlin, j.. Hyand
John Fannon, william Feeds T. J. Dorsey, William II.
Crafe- king in all 81 60 W. H. b.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coUEr-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge IawreDce
Society for Reformation of Juvenile Dclinquen,ev vs.
Nsier ct al Order as settled
In the matter OF Gilbert, a lunatc.--This app ca-
ton may be made TO the Justice holding Cham
,ers His attention must, however be called 10 tho
memorandum 1lcd by ne herein on the 18th OF June.
BY Judge We.brook
Ballard vs. SacohL-order granted.
Pam VS. Timar.--Ordcr granted confirming report OF
referee.
Mutual Life Insurance Company VS. Rowe, No a.
Order granted.
winrow vs. wiprow.-Rcfcrec's report and order
confirming report and granting decree OF divorce TO
plaintiff
Claus Doscher ana another VS.. Finck and others
Judgment granted.
Austin VS. Ahearne.-Ordcr granted.
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OUR FALLEN HERO
Letters and Contributions from q Bewilder-
ing Variety Of People.
PRIvATESOLDIERS NOT FORGOTTEN
Tributes from Former Foemen of
the Gallant Dead
AMOUNT OF HERALD FUND TO DATE, $3065 81.

The interest Of the people In the memorial to the
fallen hero, General George A. Custer steadily in
creases and the project takes more tanglbic shape
from day 10 day. Below VIC acknowledge yesterdays
contributions received at the HERALD Office. From
pcrusa OF the few letters appended. which are but
very small fraction of tho entire number received, it
will be that the enthu-iasm confined to par
tcular locality, but extends from ocean TO ocean
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To EDITOR HERALD:-
lncloscd please find $40 aid OF your laudable idea
OF monument TO the bravo Custer who fore
most in defending countrys flag from It's enemies
Permit also to heartily second hr. Lawrence Bar
rets SUGGESTION that the members Of our profession
should unite giving benefit for the aid of this
monument, which is intended TO perpetuatc the men,
ory Of one who indeed true friend Of 1.-The play
and the payers.o With much respect remain,
LOUIS ALDRICH.
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CLUSTERS NoBLEsr MONUMENT.

GouvERSEuR. n Y, July IT, 1876
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please find enclosed So from the young OF this
place toward the monument fund OF lamcnted hero
General Custer. We deem il great privilege to be
allowed to subscribe TO tho monument of a man so
generally beloved. and we feel that tho monument no
has raised for himself will stand long after the
raise for him, however substantial and lasting shall
have crumbied to dust. G0CVERNEUR.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

TIE Mutuals play the Bos,ons tomorrow on tho
unon Grounds
Next Friday the homo and home game between tho
Arlington and Chelsea clubs will be played on tho
Union Grounds
saturday next the Mutual and Hartford clubs play
horO
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NEW STREET RAILROAD.

The new line OF street cars running from Roosevelt
forry, Williamsburg through Broadway, Sixth
street, Division. Harrison and Tompkins TO
Fulton street, formally opencl yesterday, tho
Board OF Directors making the rsi trip in car drawn
by SIX horses gayly caparsoncd. collation. followed
The regular trps commence this norma
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WILL OF COMMISSIONER BRIGGS.

The will of Daniel d. Briggs, late President Of the
Board OF Police and Excise of Brooklyn, has been ad-
mi,ted to probate by the Surrogate OF Kings county.
II bcqueaths all his property his wife, Sarah Ann
Briggs and her heirs and is dated January 3. 1876.
The value of the estate is about $1,000. There are
tour children, Philip II. Briggs, Catherine = Gray
Ellen b., wife OF John ii. Chace, and Mary s. De For
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N. DIS IN LINE.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, July IT. 1875
enclose 81 rs my subscription to the Custer me-
mortal fund.- worthly inaugurated by you. Let
every physician in the United States give ST. and
will erect monument that we shall all feel proud
or JOHN JAMESON, NJ. d.
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THE GREAT CENTENNIAL REGATTA.
PHILApELpHrA. july 1s. 1s,

FHILADELFH1A, July I6, 1876
The Regatta Committee OF the Schuylkili Navy an
that many Of tho clubs that intend to
for tho Centennial Regatta do not appear to have
derstood that the entries to close the 18th
inst the time is therefore, extended to August l. by
which date all entries must be in
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RIFLE SHOOTING IN NEW JERSEY.

Yesterday afternoon the return match was shot at
Hackcnsack between tho teams OF the Haekensack
Rife Association and tho Ridgcwood Sporting
Club, distance 200 yards, on-hand, two sight
ing and ten scoring shots Thc following wcrc
msdo out OF possible co. giving the match 10 the
Ridsewood by % points
D,do
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FORWARD THE NATIONAL GUARD.

364 GRAND STREET, NEW York, July H. 1876
To THE EDiroR THE HERALD
The following officers and members OF Company F,
Third regiment OF cavalry NGsN.Y., beg 10 subscribe
the set opposite their respective for the
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A VETERAN OF TWO CONTINENTS.

New YORK, July IL 1876
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
send you ten cents toward building monument to
tho brave Custer and his bravo soldiers | fought
under Captain keogh in the Popes army l also fought
under Custer in the late would send u more
il l could with all my heart.
PATRICK HENRY SARSFIELD.
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A CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

ST. JOHN, n. B.. July 49, 1875
The ST. John Paris have accepted tho offer OF
the Biglns to row six milo race on tho Kennebc.
Aae
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COURT CALENDAR-THIS DAY.
AN AFFECTIONATE son.

Supreme Court-Chambers--Hcld by judge West
brook-Nos. ii, 81, 50, rs, l02 1is, III, 1874
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A THEsPIAN's GIFT.

Please acknowledge and oblige
JUSTUS LUHRS.
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from fhe Biddeford Star.l
Murdar Will Ont

The string on the bag of reasonable spite
and bitter hated toward every Union man which
Democrat always carries under his clothing,
slipped off of one of them in the Democratic
District Convention, much to the modification
of the managers and scene shifters. e
In spite of all their efforts to prevent such ac-
cidents, one of them got loosened and out came
the real genuine essence of Democracy. A re-
solution adopted by that convention condemns
one of the heroes of the Wilderness, man
whose personal gallantryin that most memora-
Bile and deadly conflict saved the Union army
from disaster and defeat, Gen. Seldom Conner;
q knight without reproach, crippled in limbs by
rebel bullets, doomed to live life of bodily
suffering, but blessed with the gratitude OF the
people of his state and the love of thousands of
his old comrades! A very proper subject for
their Condemnation! They have been condemn
ing-murdering by inches. and starving heroes
OF this stamp since 1861. ~ $3.50
The memory of his gallant services. like a
red blanket shaken before mad bull, always
excites their ire. And why this condemnation?
A resolution of the Republican State Conven-
tion recommended the appointment of Hon.
james G. Blaine to the vacant Senatorship
The man who unmasked the Ku- Klux in Con-
gress-who stripped off the robes of Demo-
cratic hypocracy and exposed to the gaze of an
astonished and alarmed nation the old rebel
suit of grey in the Capitol Yes, ye loyal peo-
pie of the North! The man who there drew
the rebel fire and smOte them hip and thigh!
The man against whom all the mud machines
of Democracy, manned by traitors and dough-
faces was directed for months! The man who
demolished their engines and put the villains
to fight! This loyal Democratic Convention
condemns the Governor because he appointed
James G.. Blaine to fill the office of Senator
from Maine to the Congress of the United
States.
gallant soldier! A loyal, brilliant states
man! Such are the victims whom they seek to
slay. Twas very unfortunate; it wasn't in the
public programme; but murder will out.