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uaueu hoDlnSOn, whom he had ar
rested.
YOUNGSTOWN, (Ohio) Nov. 10
In the case of Chas. M. Sterling,
who raIshed and murdered Lizzie
Grombtsher in June last, the jury
returned a verdict of murder in the
first degree.
81. Nov. 16.-At Faribault
Today the Younger brothers, Cole,
James aud Robert, were erraigned
in the District Court on two. .:ndict-
ments, the first charging them with
completely in the murder of Hay
wood, the bank cashier; the second
charging Cole directly with the MUIR
der of Swede named Gus ..vson.
and James and Robert with COM
plicity. They asked and were granted
until Saturday to plead.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 16.--The pardon
of W. A. Avery was forwarded to
Jefferson City to-day. The sentence
Of Con. Mcguire for completely in
whisky frauds expires tonight, and
he will be released tomorrow and
have hearing before the Commits
sioner touching his solvencv. If
found to possess no property, ne will
be discharged.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IT, Advices
from Mississippi report that Lynch
(colored) is defeated for reelection
to Congress in district where the
colored population is three times
greater than the white, and where
previously he received more major
tiles than his opponent received
votes.
A gentleman from Little Rock
says Mcclure, (Rep,) is certainly
elected to Congress from that DIS
trict, making Republican gain of
one in Arkansas.
Another special says it is now
almost universally conceded that
Hayes will have the necess- ~ cleo
toral votes returned to give him a
majority of one. The question of
the powers Of Congress is thus
raised, and both parties are making
a careful examination of the laws
and Constitution.
Jefferson Davis is passenger on
the steamship Adriatic, which sailed
Yesterday from Queenstown for New
York.
A well appointed colony for Eau
Claire river, Wisconsin, arrived to-
day from Germany and started for
their destination.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1S.--At Sparks
vile (Indiana) On the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, last night, a
freight tain was run on the side
track. The men in charge neglect
/ to turn the switch the passen-
ger train ran into the caboose of the
freight train, killing Frank Albert
and McLelland, the engineers. The
passenger trcin was wrecked and
several freight cars damaged. No
passengers were injured.
New YORK, Nov. 19.-The follow
ing is the Heralds Summary Of thepo-
litical situation: "The confusion
daily becomes more confounded in
the knotty question, who has secur-
I'd the electo al vote of the three
disputed States ? South Carolina
was Professionally scored yes 2rday
for Hayes. The precise ACT Of the
State canvassers, under the order Of
the Supreme Court, the day before
was deemed to give it to Tilden.
The returns gave part Of the State
officers to each pa y. Florida fur
nishes complete surprise in the
proposal of Gov. Stearns TO ''mself
canvass the vote for electors, on the
assumption that, as the State statute
creating and defining the duties of
the State Board ,omits to charge that
body with counting the votes Cor
electors; aud as it is his duty to is
sue to the electors their er.ifcates of
appointment, he must make COM
pilation of county returns to ascer-
tain who are chosen to that Office by
the people. This reasoning andpro
posed action produced CONSERVATION
among the Democratic leaders, and
was met by the most severe denun-
Citations"
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.--At a late hour
last night U. S. detectives Tyrell
and Washburne, with the aid Of two
local detectives, captured the two
men who attempted to steal the bones
of President Lincoln from the vault
in Springfield, Illinois, on the night
of Nov. 7th. They are Terrence
Mullen alias T. Darnen, the pro-
prietor of the Hub saloon, 294 North
Madison street, where the arrest was
made, and Jack Hughes, alias j.
Smith, an old counterfeiter connec-
ted with the notorious Ben Boyd.
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