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MONEY WANTED.
An Ex-OGcinrs suit for His salary Amer
His Removal from OnIce.

The summons and complaint in the ac-
ton begun by Charity Commissioner Powell
were served in Brooklyn yesterday. The com
plant alleges that the plaintiff was duly elected
Commissioner Of Charities n the county Of
Kings at the election Of November, 1872 for the
period Of three years beginning on Jan. !, 1913
duties OF hs office, thus becoming legally and
Justly entitled to the emoluments and salary
thereof up to and including the Jlst day OF De-
cember, 1915 that the salary was Sion per an
mum, payable quarterly by the county Of Kings
that the plantin has duly performed all the con
and willing to perform and discharge all the du-
ties pertaining To the once that the salary was
regularly paid To him by the county AS II became
due until tho nth day of June, 1874, and that
thereafter payment was duly demanded and re-
fused. and that there Is now justly due to tho
plaintin from June II, 1874, the sum Of s62llls.
Mr.. Powell was removed from office with
Messrs Ferguson and wills, after being CON
f., taa
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An Almost Incredible story OF the Recovery
OF IA Long Lost Treasure

An Almost Incredible story OF the Recovery
OF IA Long Lost Treasure
The waiter said there was roast beef,
boiled mutton, and stewed chicken, and MIR.
Maguiin dellberated. The beef would surely
be tough. and the mutton tasteess. The Lord
only knew what the chicken would be, but
Mac ufiin took the chances and ordered some OF
II. Five minutes patient labor demonstrated
that he might as well try to cut up a lignum-
vita bird, and he hsd just made up his mind
that nothing short Of quartz mill could ever
disintesrate the fragments, when hts knife
glanced, and MaguHln stared hxedly at the plate.
Then, utterlng A low cry OF joy. he astounded
his neighbors 10y grabbing the piece Of chicken
and darling out Of the room.
Later in the evening after the young lady who
thinks she plays like Won Buluw had tired OF
banging the plano, Magunln stole quietly down
INTO the parlor and when curiosity touching
his strange conduct had been exhausted he told
this story;
ing on farm IN the granite hills Of old New
Hampshire. There Tell In love with a bright
young maideu who eagerly returned my child
Ism affection, ana one day while we were playing
on the messy bank Of a silvery stTeamlet she
gave 20 me as token Of her love little golden
ring, which | wore with pride. But that very
afternoon on my way home met some wicked
boys from the village who persuaded me to 90
TO cock night down back Of Deacon Calknns's
barn. Almost before knew 1t | was taking a
great interest in the nght, and handling
one OF the roosters and my bird whipped, too I;
ring. In the excitement II had slipped from my
nnger. aud though searched earnestly could
not nnd u. Tho little girl refused to believe
that had lost II, and gave me up, and perhaps
that incident Influenced all my future life.
Tonight, while wrestling with my chicken.
my knife struck something that looked familiar,
took the chicken TO my room, got mallet and
a chlsel and hacked Il TO pieces, and behold
there MaRufin held up his hand with the bauble
gltterine on III, found my long lost ring.
IL know now why could not md my IN ssing
treasure--the rooster had swallo wed IL but lit
tie did think that after many years l should
tackle the same old rooster and regain this relic
OF my youth on the table OF boarding house In
the great city OF New York"
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"LEr NO GUTLrY NAN Escape"
The House special Committee Going for the
EreedmRn's saxlngs Hnnk Ring.


FreedmRn's savings Bank Ring.
WAsHINGToH, Jan 15.-B. b. Douglass, OF
Virginia. Chairman Of the Special Committee Of
the House appointed to investigate the manage
ment Of the Freedmans Bank, served upon the
Commissioners a summons to appear before the
committee on Monday, with the books and papers
Of the Institution. Mr. Douglass was informed
that the documents weighed tons and by cubic
measure would make cords upon cords ~ ma
terial some dag for fuel The chairman took
view Of the stock and then said "Wel, you
come up and obey the summons and the commit
tee Will not enforce the order The statement OF
the business transactions Of the Commissioners
In compliance with the resolution OF the Senate
Is ready to be sent In on Monday IL merely
covers the labOrs since they undertook to wind
up business. The House special Committee is
said to he Ia earnest. In fact the committee is
determined to apply the let no guilty man
escape" motto, and prominent Southern SEN
ator said to-day there would be discovered
Ring, including In It's number so many Of Grants
friends, that Grant might wish he had never
been president. This investigation. probed to
the bottom, will lay bare the heartless rascali-
ties OF the District Ring and Southern members
are confident the revelations In regard 10 the
robbery Of the poor freedmen by designing Rad
icals will in measure counteract the bloody
shirt business
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rnE INDIANA WHIsKEY CASES.



Guilty on Nine Counts.
INDrANAPoLIs. Jan. 15.-The jury in tho
McGrn case returned sealed verdict this
morning Of guilty on nine counts and not guilty
on three. The defendant Is found guilty on the
third count as an Internal Revenue gauger as
having accepted and received from John w.
bingham and Gordon u. Bingham, as distillers,
the sum Of 500 as a bride.
The fourth count charges tho defendant. a.
internal revenue gauger, Of having made GER
tain false and fraudulent gauge Of certain dis
titled spirits Of the Hnghams In this, that a.
such eauger, he inspected, proved. and gagged
nifty casks Of rccthed spirits containing. In
fact. tlUt proof gallons. and having gagged said
spirits. he falsely reported the said fifty pack
axes To the Collector of the First District Of In
diana as containing 2.lt6 proof gallons only.
The NTH count alleges that the Hnghans re-
moved from their distillely To n place, other
than that provided by law. a certain quantity OF
distilled spirits. on which tax had not been paid,
and the defendant, being an Internal Revenue
ehuecr, had knowledge and information Of this
Tact. hut failed To report the same To the Col
lcctor Of that district.
The seventh count charges the Binghams with
HAVING pused certain stamped packages of dis
titled sltrts to be emptted ul their contents
without destroying or oblitcating the stamps
thereon. and that the defendant. a. revenue
gaugcr. being coen2ant Of the offence, failed to
report IL to the Collector.
The ninth count alleges that the Blnghams
carried on the bushes. ~ distillcr~ with Intent
to dcfraud the United states of taxes ON spirits
distilled 10y them, and that the defendant haN-
Ing knowledge and information Of this oIen, =.
failed To- report the same To the Collector.
The tenth count sets forth conspiracy and
collu-ion on tho part II the binghams aud the
defendant To- defrAud the United States Of taxes
IMPOSED 10y law on spirits distilled 10y the liing-
hams while the defendant Was an internal re-
venue eauger.
Tuesday next. The heariu. ~ argument for a
new trial ia the HI case j. set for Monday.
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NJ ar RTED.

BLANKE- RoBGNsoN.-On wcdncsdav, Jan. 10, at
the church Of the Redeener. by the Rev ". A. Leon
ard; rector George G. Banke to Lucy Il. Robinson, oil
Of brooklyn
BROWS1NG-RtTTER- On Tuesday, Jan. II, NJ the
residence Of the brides brother by the Rev Cornelius
u. Smith, assisted by the Rev j. NJ Ienalow. John H.
Browning to Miss j. V. r. Rutter daughter Of tne late
John Rutter Of this city. No oards.
CAkPENTER-CA ROlI kR-.-On Wednesday even.
ing Jan. r. at the Church on Heights Rrookyn by
the Rev, David ugli-, d H.. james II. Carpenter to
kmle, daughter OF = arO;hers. Esq, OF Brooklyn.
GLEN -LlNEnM0RE.-At West Pr,shy.
terrain church, i2i ST. New YORK. city, on Jan. IL, by
the Rev Dr. Thomas :. Hlsngs. William Glcndiuulug
ESQ. OF Philadclphl, Pa, TO Miss Cdc II. iyermorc.
mn. y. Y.
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There was further bearing yesterday before
United States Commissioner Osborn Of the complaint
against Capt r. u. Ncnos Of the American Drlg IL q
sebey which charges the Captain win cruel treatment
Of j. H. j. Alters steward Of the brig which treatment
NAV result in the death OF Alters Assistant United
states District Attorney Foster presented additional
aadaWis In support of motion for additional Oail ~
The Captain. One from Aers saying substantially
that he Il sinking from day TO day, and IL near death
The other is from Or. Cumming, q physician VINO II
tent IS suffering, and VIII probably die IRON innaIna
ton Of the lungs produced possibly py e1erna my
afiiayit aso fully negatives the assertion that lhS
complainant u an epileptic,
Capt. Q. @ duncan, United States Shipping Commits
eioner was IN attendance 10 deny the conn alnanll
story Ibout having called upOn him for assistance ant
the defence mustered array u witnesses wnO were
not the prosecution have not yet finished
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To My FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC: Owing TO
unavoidable circumstances. which will hereafter be
satisfactorily explained, my benent announced to take
place At the Academy OF Music Thursday the 30th
Of December did not come on but am pleased TO in'
form the uubhc and those friends who hOld tickets,
that committee Of well known gentlemen are arrang.
Ing with some q our prominent managers, VINO VIII
give ma nee performances at each Of which the Acau.
envy OF Music tickets viii be- taken. Respectiully,
WILLIAM u. FRELIGH.
Late Manager Of the BOwery Theatre.
NEW YORK Jan 10.
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Their triumph this week at Washington,
in the award OF the Post once Department for
all scales required this year, is proof that tho
Old Weigh Is very satisfactory to the United
States Government. Nearly nfty years OF expe-
rience In the line OF manufacturing has secured
for these st. Johnsoury scale makers a reputa-
ton which distances all competition.-Adr.
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Or. Mann, the resident physician at the State
Emigrant Insane Asylum at Wards Island, with a view
TO the happiness Of his patients has naugurated series
ofmonthy concerts The nrst Of these was given last
evening TO tue great delight Of the patenta
who are peculiarly tu'4eptible 70 the Influences Of
music. The music under the direction OF Mr..
Henry y. Harris, who had the co0peraion OF hummer
OF adlcs and gentlemen VINO had volunteered In the
kindly work. Similar corncrts were gwen last yeaI
WIN remaIkaOy good resuIts.
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The Denuc, WnI,LiII Rank

MIDDLKTowH, N. Y, Jan. l5.-Geo. II. Decker
Middetown attorney, has been appointed. by Judge
sykeman as Commissioner to ~ to Rio Janeiro, South
America, TO take the testimony Of Charles H. Horton,
the aOscondng cashier Of the defunct Waikiki National
Bank in sixteen suite brought by the dpOtors IN the
Supreme Court 81 Orange county against the Institution
and John Burroughs the receiver to recover for bonds
left IN the bank amounting to $4,000, alleged TO have
been sQuandeTed b Its onlcera.
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bill for the division OF Queens county has
been prepered by the subcommittee appointed for that
purpose, and after confederation by the full executive
committee will be forwarded 70 Albany. The Hon. L.
Bradford Prince, Senator from the First District,
has Informed the executive committee that he Will
stand neutral upon the question OF DIVISION although
privately ne 10 Understood 10 be opposed TO the move.
mtnt II 10 said that the Hon. Townsend D. Cock As.
sembymAn from the First District OF Queens, IL In
favor OF it, while the Hon. Avian 7. Payne OF the
second District, "a known TO be strongly opposed.
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MOODY AND SANKEY.
The Closing Week of their Labors In the
Quaker civ.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l5.-Mr. Moody an
nouuced to-day that his work will end in this
city next Tuesday, and that on Friday he and
Mr.. sankey will 20 to New York, and enjoy a
few days Of rest before beginning their work
there. Many prominent clereymen from New
religious convention which Is TO be held Ia the
Depot Church on Wednesday and Thursday, I'M
der Moody and Sankey's charge. The converts
In the city number 40, and next weeks meet
ings are to be devoted to giving them good adj
vice, except the Wednesday and Thursday even
ing services. The meetings have cost $1,000 Of
which $500 are still be raised.
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The Dcnth of Judpe Lamont.

lockout. Jan. 15-The Hon. George d. In
mont Justice OF Supreme Court Of the State died
here carly this morning from heart disease. Judge La
appointed TO MI the vacancy the bench Of
the Supreme Court OF the Eighth Judicial District,
caused by the TesgnatOn Of Noah Davis lie hled the
uneXplred term, was then chosen for fnll term
He resented the people OF his senatorial District IN
no led M ia
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A Boiler thnt didn't stand the Test.

CINCNNATI Jan. l5.-This morning, while
testing the steam boiler In the Vonsbian (newspape
building, the head blew out, striking Albert welninger
an employee, cutting and scadlng him so badly thal he
CANNOT possibly survive, and seriously injurng william
Ianbar The engineer Tue building was not materially
damaged,
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Brooklyn. Untried Murdcrcr-.

The trial OF Rubenstein for the murder Of
Sarah Alexander Al East New York has been definitely
appointed for the 3lst inst panel Of 800 petit Jurors
has been summoned from which to select jury. The
trial Of Burroughs for the murder of his wfr mas been
nxed for the 24th INST The third trial OF Mrs. Sarah G.
herrigan, for the murder Of Maggie Iiani, VIII not be
called tins month Some doubts expressed whether
not the Will be tried again.
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DosToN, Jan. 15.-A plan for placing the East
ern Railroad In the Of three rustees adopted
AT meeting Of the stockholders to-day. The Hon
Charles Allen, William - Bacon, and willard O. Phelps
were elected trustees. The sen ms must have leglsh
tive SANCTION. will DO presented 10 the Legislature
NJ An carly day.
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Cold from ,l,e Ceu,euuinI Mine.

LARAMIE CITY, Jan. 10. 90 One hundred
ounces Of gold, ana lot Of ore, from the Centennial
mine, sent TO the United States mnt at Denver,
and the returns nave Just received. The gold
says nine hundred ana three hne ~ gold, aud eighty
In silver. Tue quartz assays t4d,7SO "a IN silver
showing total Of t7O5lSj per ton OF Two thousand
bounds,
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R.sum,ng Work IN the Coal Mines.

POTTsvHLE, Pa, Jan. l5.-The Philadelphia
aud Reading Railroad company issued orders to day to
start the Mahanoy planes on Monday. number Of
colleres worked by the Reading Company and private
individuals, giving employment 70 l'Tge number Of
iueu and poj - VIII then resume mining operations
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A YcrdIct Again.t u IsaiIroad Company.

LEBANON, Jan. l5.-The Jury In the case Of
Eliza Benson against the Philadelphia aud Reading
Railroad Company, for having taken her beyond Avon
Station IN March last whereby she became perma.
nently dsabicd by reason Of exposure to inclement
weather, came into court this morning with verdict,
awarding the plaintn $4,000. Tue company has move
Il Ia a
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One Foot Cur on and the other Frozen.

DOVER, N. H., Jan. l5.-John Daily, a MARI
bury section hand On the Boston and Maine Railroad,
was found this morning, Durham depot, with one
foot on amt his other foot aud both hands frozen
stun lie probably lyug on the track when the
tram came along and ran over him lie made no OUT
cry, anu lay unconscious all night.
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CISCIENATI, Jan. BIN the Kentucky Legis-
lature to-day the rst ballot for senator resulted az
follows; Beck 40; Williams 49, Leslie, 90 and WAds
worth, IL. GA the second ballot hs vote stood besk
90, Williams, az, Leshe, ~ MausMVI'h ~ Al
J0urne1
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WAsHISo-oN, Jan. l5-The Treasury now
holds 1902 oi0,0o2 In bonds 10 national bank
circulation. els o2o.5Oo secure public deposits.
The national bank circulation outstanding IL t344 200
81, OF which amount t2lo1,36O arc gold notes Ma
754 The receipts for the week ending to-day a. com.
pared with the correspoLding week OF last year,
a. ION
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Sptral Aotltts.

"GAyRON's AK la CHAPELLE SULPHUR
RArHs,' 81 Great Jones ct. near Bowery. These
wOrldrrnOWncd baths are entirely newly renovated
anu kept open FROM StpS Special Accommoda.
tons for ladies. joins PRuTER, Proprietor.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Drawings every 10 days during 1870. Capital prize
100000 Prikes casned Information furnished. lgh
est rates paid for Spanish bills Governments DC
TAYLOR co, Bankers
ALL Nan N.ry
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Omen Sundays from 10 TIL 2. The new SILK
Elastic Truss with elastic pad "a now suppled by the
Elastic Truss COMPANY. ds3 rNadry snd every where
supepedes all metal Irusses for Tupture.-4dp
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A Bullet In Ills Brain.

Mr.. Francis McLlnden, saloon keeper on H1r-
rsnn avenue, East Newark has produced receipt fol
taxes which the Collector OF lAxrs says Is forged.
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william HIATT, a Baptist clergyman OF East
Orange n j., was Killed on Friday ny a IRAN on the
Grove street crossing OF tho Delaware, Lackawsnna
and Mebtgrn Railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-16

John Huber OF Newark, who shot himself
ago, IL going about with outlet In hls brain
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&usinrss Notltts.

COrns, Bunion-, Iner0wing Nails cured with
OUT pain Corn cure by mall, 30 cents. Dr. RICE 2l2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-16

oulGks Irish Tea cures dyspepsia and bilious
nets. Price, 26c.-Adv.
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Don't pay eS for mn inferior Elastic Truss
when the best is sold for a at pOmeroy IA Broad
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Coughs aud Colds are speedily cured nv the
use OF Mtars BIsa VI Wild Cherry. ~ cents and 81
"Uncle Sans Cough Cure" twenty cents
bot lol. for c0uyhS lOlts and all MrOIt AsI.es
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Steamship Franc0na, Portland. mdsc. and pass.
BARK Primo, Newry, Ia ballast.
AtOthe usual riyer md cOl-tsise vessee.
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MARINE INrELLTGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAC-Tufs nay
M rises. 20 sun SETS. 4 90 Moon rises II 10
HfuH WArEH-rnts DAY
INDY H0ok1l 50 Gov lslanu.12 90 Hell Gate. / -
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PI.AITINi;.

ia East 18th st,
opposite Academy Of Music.
81 HAT FOR 81. 90 Fine hats a specially
SIX hats 81 81, worth g. 10 New Church up stars
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A NNUNClATION CHURCH, 18th st., between
IN 9th and 9TH avs, Rev. " lliam j. Seabury rector
Sunday, 10Th inst, Holy Communion ~ A. Nj Morning
PRAYER. Litany AnteCommunion, and sermon, 1oN A.
NJ; Evening Prayer (choraD, 4. NJ. service and ser
mon In the Oer1nnn language. ~ 7. NJ
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A CONFERENCE OF spirituaists Ia held ct tho,
- Hsrvsrd Rooms, on ey aud 40 g., sunday at 21t
ana ~ O'Clock. The phenomena, PHI lOsophy, and
nglon OF spirualism fully discussed Able speakers
and good music. All cordially Invited.
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~ carroll, Brooklyn the Rev; o g. llouehton Of ST.
Chrysostoms Chapel, \. " will ofciate at morning
service, and the Rev. Dr. sniyely Of Grace church.
BrOOklyn, VIII oflciate AZ evening serYlce.
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HtIioions Hofitts.

A NNIE EVA FAY, the celebrated spiritual phy.
N acal test medium. lately from the Queens drawing
s s9Sm,S msn9yer 81 LSndon also Crystal Palace
members OF the Royal Society, will give her
seance N the light, tnis evening at parors No. 10
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mo-" was the reply. 1.-THE actresses pur-
chase a great many things here, hair. chignons,
wigs, curls, Mascara, rouge, creme, VelOnfte,
bldnfs de Rachel, dc Venus, Il de ROse, powders
for the face and for the hair but they do not
require so fine a make up as we give. We make
W. ladies not for balls and receptions alone, but
for the street. Foreigners who land In New
York from the other side, and strangers from
the West and South, are astOnished at the beauty
81 the compile xions, the hair and eyes Of New
York women. IL they only knew II, their wo-
men at home are Just as pretty, but they 90 not
understand the art OF making up. Come In
again, and will show YOU still more wonderful
arts OF the toilet. Gentlemen come here as we'll
as ladies'. Come back and viii astoDish you"
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A tGiifH iMnoNT RAvvNhE ye MY NE eixs
Ct 100 A. NJ his SECOND sermon on " The lmmortah
Life" and at ~ 7. NJ. sermon on "Thinge GO1 la.
Loiued Together which Men Must Not Put Asunder."
The public invited.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-04-22
CONDENSED NEWS.

VesuviuS is i'm state of eruption.
Over 10000 golfers are on strike In
South Yorkshire.
The people of Hayti haveSoverthrown
the government of Dominique.
Another monster musical festival will
be given in in Cincinnati next month.
The census of Philadelphia, just COM
pleted, gives that city SI7,44S inhabi-
tants. -
Garibaldi proposes to improve the
Tiber by establishing sort OF sea port
near Rome. ..d 9
The submarine cable between Austria
liza and New Zealand was successfully
laid in March. ....
d. w. VOORHEES, has been suggested as
compromise democratic candidate for
Governor of Indiana. HfTo9'
A delegation of bankers are ir Wash
ingtOn, trying to get the taxation clause
OF the national banking law repealed.
BristOw and Blaine, or Blaine and
BrisUow. is the ticket they are hearing
the most talk about just now, in Masssa-
chusetts. e,ef Hf-
Eight persons have become religiOusly
insane from Moody & Sankey's hippo
drOme revival in New York and have
been confined in the TOmbs.
A vessel drawing::13 feet Of water has
successfully passed the bar i'm the Missis-
sippi South Pass as one of the first
fruits of Eades' jetty Improvement.
Trichina to the number of Is were
counted in piece of muscle the size of a
pea taken the body of Mena Hoffman,
who died in indianapolis last week.
George Waite, in Jail at Yankton, d. T.,
has confessed that, having lost all his
property by the burning of Atlanta, Ga,
by the Federal troops, he, has burned
dozens of buildings in the North to get
even. 5d.-f
Gen. John A. Mcdonald, heretofore
convicted of whisky frauds at st. Louis,
has been sentenced to three years i'm
prisonment and $4,000 fine. w. 0. Avery
was sentenced to two years and $1,000.
The Norwalk, Ohio, Chronicle pub
fishes an account of the debauching OF
twelve girls, from nine to twelve years,
by g. B. Kuentz, teacher in the Ger
man Catholic parish school there. The
scOundrel escaped. & sved gsi1