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The New York herald., 1877-02-15
MOLLY MAGUIRE TRIAL.

DESPERATION OF THE CoSsPIIAToRs--LEADrS
MEMBERS TELLING -KELLY's EvI-
DEScE SUPPORTED BY OTHER WITNESSES
DAMAGING LErTxR BY THE PRISONER HE'S
TER-IxPoRrANr WITNESSES TO BE CALLED.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BLooxsBuRG, Pa, Feb II, 1871
Tho Molly Mcguire organization Of Pennsylvania Is
fairly 0egrt by an adverse public opinion, and, like
the serpent surrounded by Are, is stneing itself to
DEATH Denounced by tho Church and pursued by de-
tectivcs, its desperate leaders have turned IN
formers to their miserable lives and now bill
has been nlroduccd tho State Legislature at Har
risburg repeal the by which the Ancient Order
Of Hibernans or Molly Maguircs wcre incorporated In
1871. Tho bill was submitted by Mr.. Hitchcock. OF
Eric, yesterday, and II passes thc organization will
bo banned ana outawed. There arc thousands who
will adhere 10 IL, even II II is outawcd and banned
They tho most desperate OF the order, and since
BISHOP oHARA's DxNUNciATioN
OF them on Sunday last they been unsparing in
their OF him. and soy that they will stick to tho
order and still belong the Church. n crisis has ar.
rived in tho history OF tho Luzernc coal fields. and IL
thought by many that the recently enacted
IN the Schuylki will have be repeated thcre
before order is established IL is struggle between
law and disorder and promises 10 be bitter one.
kELLy's TESTIMONY SUPPORTED
In tho trial oil Hester, McHuqh and Tully hero to.
day, ior tho Rca murder, fewer than dozen wit
nesses examined TO show the connection between
Hester and his conederatcs and corroborating In part
tho testimony oil Kelly, the nformer, their whcrc
abouts on the uay OF the murder daughter OF Hes.
ter testified that her father away from home tho
night tefore Rea was killed amt returned tho morn
ing following.
The court room still continues crowded, and this
afternoon for the first time, number Of ladies' wcro
prcscut
AN DUPLICATING LETTER.
n Nrin Al fanastr fttsnn W0tsftt
day by the prosecution letter proven In
handwriting OF Hester and dated Lasalc, ILL.,, Novcm.
Der 81, 1858 II contained Tie statement that no Left
Sunbury mt two O'clock on Friday n light, saturday
morning. and reached Iasallc all right; that he elt
lonesome there wanted his family to writc him
possible and send tho whole particu-
lars OF that affair, and also tell II there
had boon search for him wns
there any suspicion OF hts whereabouts.
AS, II there was, he would not remain there. Tho
letter seemed cmanate from person in great dig.
tress OF mind, and The prosecution claimed that It
written while Hester was In banishment soon
as It was suspected who killed Rca.
EvIDENck
J. W. Frcckc, coal operator at Centrala, testified
that Rea's murdcrcrs madc mistake IN attacking him
Tor money tho 18th, he had pad his the day
previous. Several persons sworc 10 tho desperate
character OF the Molly Maguires and their penchant
Tor budozing those whom they wanted To como TO
terms with them The notorious ''MuH'' I.awler, who
initiated Detective McParIan into tie ordcr IL hcro
and his arpcara with that OF the detective on tho
witness stand is eagerly awaited
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman elect Thomas Ewing, OF Ohio; ex-Gov-
crnor James f. English, Of Connecticut; Judge shor-
man d. Phelps, Of Binghamton, and J. Champion.
general freight agent Of tho Great Western Railway OF
Canada, are at the ST. Nicholas George W. Miller, Of
Albany, Is at tho Brunswick. Judge A. b. James OF
the New York supreme Court, aud Professor Spencer
r. Baird, United States Comm OF Fishcries arc
atthe Finh Avenue. Samuel NJ. shoemaker, Of Balti-
moro 10 Al the Gilsey. Collector James y. Casey, Of
Now Orleans. 10 ~ the Metropolitan.
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OF tho amounts OF unclaimed interest due to various
persons holding United States bonda Douglass was
sick in bed at the time Of hs arrest and Al house
in charge oil an oflcer.
A FURTHEn ADJOURNMENT OF THE SUPREME
COURT
Owing 10 the arduous duties Of the Gve Justices
of the Supreme Court on tho Electoral Commission,
tho Court. instead OF commencing business on the
10th inst, pursuant to adjournment. will probably
take further rccess until the 10th inst
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THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSA.
GRE.

NO NOTICE OF APPEAL AGAINST THE ExEcU-
TON OF LEE.
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Feb. IL, 1871
Tho Territorial Supreme Court adjourned sine die
to-day. No notice was given by Lce's counsel for
appeal Of his to tho United States Supreme Court
and no chance OF escape remains or him except
executive clcmency, which is not possible. Tho
Second District. Court, which meets at Beaver in
March, will FIX the day Tor his execution by shooting
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
LOWER CALIFORNIA.

THE DEPosEp GOVERNOR MAKING A bold
STROKE TO REGAIN HIS POSITION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb ~, 1877.
San Diego despatch says villagrnna, the deposcd
Governor OF Lower California, has landed Mt Fin.
scnada with 200 men. and with tho assistance OF
that portion tho population In his favor will attempt
TO recover position rho adhercnts of Vllagrnna
in tho interior havc already commenced operations
against the parties now in power.
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THURLOw WEEDS CONDITION.

Mr. Weed. though still suffering from his recent
vcrc fall In the porch OF tho Post once building, was
comparatively comfortable last evening, and did not
apprehcnd any lastng III effects from the shock His
faco is badly bruised, but tho swelling has been re-
duced In great measure. and he considers himsolf
fortunate in having sustained graver injury than
tho temporary disbursement
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.


Contents OF the March number
H. Formation OF Raindrops and Haissonss BY Pro-
lessor Osborne Reynolds. illustrated.
lI On tho sndy ~ Biology. BY Professor 7. H. Huxley
w. How the Earth regarded In Old Times From tho
. French Of Fiammarion. illustrated.
Days Address.
w. Is tho Moon Dead Planeti BY Edmund Nsissa, p.
R.A.S.
VII size Of the Principle Telescopes in the World
VIII. Tho Journeyings ana Dispersal of Animsls
= The Early Man OF isorth America. ny \. X Crote.
X Bioyaphieal skcsch Of Thomas Edward with for'
xI Correspondence.
xII Editcrs Table :-BoIogy In Common Subdivisions
Questions answered-Proiesscr Merses Lectures
Balm on education.
Literary Notices .--Tyudai's Fragments OF Science
Tohnuscn's TecnologicaI Dictionary Wrtghcs
prncpia. or Basis OF Social Science Br adeu's
Problem Of Problcms-Mansheid's Aerial kevtgN-
tion -Minot's Land Birds and tamc Bird 0f New
England-Thc Andes and che AmRzons. Ac
Popular Miscellany :-Antartc IcebcrRs-Anlmals
aud steam s--Proiessor Dana on Cephaltsn-
tion On the origin OF Prairics-A ss-Sngular
Feeding Habits of Wood An.s-liow uetecgises
were regarded In Oldcu Times-Edueation II she
Public Schools OF Massschnsetss--Thc Elasticity Of
lee, &c
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number.
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BAD HARNESSING.

There was almost a serious accident in First avenue
night before last team Of horses attached TO o Belt
line car broke loose at the OF Thirty NTH
and down to and through stree, to Sec
ond avenue where OF the animals dashed into tho
side car breaking tho glass and portion OF
the framework. Mss Lucy Gilon, OF No 800 East
Nineteenth street, passenger, was slightly injured
She had a very narrow escape, however.
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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Bosroy. Feb IA, 1871
Al the annual meeting OF the Boston and Albany
Railroad stockholders to-day the following directors
were chosen Tor the ensuing year
Chester W. Chaplin, OF Springfield; D. Waldo Lincoln,
OF Worcester; lgnatius Sargent, OF Brookinc George
o. CrocKer, of New Bedford Moses Kimba, OF Boson !;
Henry Colt, of Pittsncld; Edward H. Giilct of Vest
neld: John Cummings. Of Woburn.
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HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN.

Martha Walsh was brought before Justice wandcll,
at the Essex Market Court. yesterday charged with
intoxcaton. She Is the wife OF Phil Hargrcaves, tho
gambler and was tho woman who, according to tho
testimony gwen on the trial OF Roberts and Gleason,
carried 5000 900 worth OF the forged New York Central
bonds 10 Europe to have them negotiated there Yes
tcrday she meaniy dressed, and, bong unable to
pay $40 fine, was locked up.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsnNcroy, Feb IL, 1871
An army retiring board having found Mayor Thomas
II. Hasey, Paymastcr, Unncd states Army, incapaci-
tacd Tor active SERVICE and that his iucapacy tho
result OF incident OF service he has been placed
the retired list accordance with section 1881 ot tho
Revised Statutess
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AND W. SPRAGUE'S AFFAIRS.

PnosiDEycE, II. l. Feb. II, 1871
Tho non.payment Of interest on A. aud W. spraguc's
notes and other shrinkage OF values constrans the
trustees 10 ask that temporary injunction issue,
straning the withdrawal OF deposits until the accrung
Interest shall make up the present deficiency, now
estimated at not more than seven or cIgnt per cent
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BURNED TO DEATH.

CLAREMoSr, ~ H., Feb II. 1877.
A daughter of Warren Eastman was fatally burned
hero to-day, her clothes taking nrc from a stove.
The New York herald., 1877-02-15
DEATH OF MIR. CANTRELL.

Mr. Samuel Cantrcll, who shot himself at the Put
nam House on Thursday last. died at Bellevue Hospr
tai at thirteen minutes 10 O'Clock this morning
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SUICIDE.
IxpIAyAPofrs. Fob. Ii.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. II, 1877.
Adviccs from Now Orleans received here al noon
state that Dr. N. 81 wshard, superintendent Of the
Orphans Homo at Knightstown, Ind, committed sui
eide by cutting his throat at tho 81 James Hotel at
that place.
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BURGLARY PREVENTED.

Leonard Mchon OF No. 6j4 West Ffty-sccond street.
was captured last night while trying to got into No
24i West Forty.fourth street, occupied by Mr. Bcna.
min scibert rhc man had false keys and loaded
pistol Oh his pcrSun
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A BREWERY BURNED.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IL, 1917
special to the Commercial says Charles Schoppcn'i
brewery at Columbia, Ind. was burned last night
Tho loss is $25 900, and hcrc Is Insurance. The
tire 10 tho work OF an incendiary.
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AND
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THE wEAruER YEsrrnDAr.

Tho following record viii show tho changes In tho
temperature Tor tho past twenty -four hours, In
parson with sho corresponding dasc Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy,
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lverage temperature ycstcrdhy ~
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
rear 90,
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A. A-ro THE GENTLEMEN OF NEW YORK.

We respectfully announce having this day reduced the
ss w % ss as We asa 1ss -.
duction In labor enabling IN measure to meet
,"n Of ths character and reputation or our fabrics ia The
shall produce the Amidcn ia; Sf ,Ss ,".nr.
Nxw yonx. February 10. 20 5,h av
A COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD TO Sc.
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A-FIrTY PER CENT SAVED BY USING HIG
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A-PARKER'S GINGER TONIC FORTIFIES THE
system against extremes OF heat aud cold
A-DR SAGES CATARRH REMEDY IS BEYOND
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Allow MANY PERSONS. PARTICULARLY
those scdcnary habits constantly suffering from tho
effects Of and dyspepsia which they allow 20
III Sn%s r yphos "Ss 70 desiring Tor
Indigestion and bimsness can recommend that sov.
tho excellent remedial qualities OF great
medicine. Sold by mll druggists
FINE DIAMOND EARRINGS. EIGHT CARArS,
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KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS;
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LADIES', MISSES, GENTS AND BOYS BOOTS
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PoMEROY's TRUsSEs ARE BY FAR THE BEST
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Highest rates paid spanish Bills tioyeInmsnss. &s
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
join MATHEWS Is. nv. and 2e,h st.. city.
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gi Es @. q tlu. and Dos, Is a trouble.
And beauty win fade and riches VII. dee.
ArIrIca.1-es t,..r dNiuaa add ices they double,
And uoilng IS what / e 'u.t w,sh &c O. oc.
There's ,1o much of wor,ioeut goes Co bonnet
There's t'o much ot ironing goes O. shirt;
There's ro,h.eg taat pays .or ,he une roa waste
ou les
There. uo,a.ug .llt Eases Us ba, t-oatle and
dirt.
On March 20 s. mud. it's slush in December;
The uil.lmuar ure.-.s are loaded with dust
Ia fam co.. Iolvcs litter; ia mu-gF September
The wallpaper iot and Oh, caut'csticks rust.
There are wat,as in ,le cherries and sluss in the
roses,
And a1ts iu the sugar and mice in the pies,
The rubbish ca. spiders 90 morts, sInpos.s,
And ravasiag reaches and damaging flies.
frs sv .qiog at six. end it's busting at seven;
les yictudls no i-lt ans les dishes 40 mines
trs pau.ry and panuiug from ten o. eleyeni
Ne scarce break our fast ere We plan how 90
a.le.
Wih grease aud wish CRIME. from corner TO cen
t-e,
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Norest f1r a day. le-tthe enemy enter
spend my whole life 30 a struggle with dirt
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Now K1stabIishrncnt.
WOOD WORK

IL Z. BOHR, having Tor a number of wear,
I ,. been engaged az the Machine Shops OF
Ne,srs Veirick Z Weller. has concluded O. opc-
rat. independently e that firm, and hiss associated
with h.m his son, :. Marshall Rohr, Tor the IHr-
pose Of conducting The basiness Of the
NANTFICTERE And REPAIR
Of Wagons, Drills Plows. and Farming Impls-
mcnts generally. The Suufish PloW vii. De q spe-
cialty with thi, frn. Every description 81 work
n our department, will De executed promptly and
with an expectation ~ rendering entire sa;is.4c-
tion. Charges will be moderate.
shop near Ton Gate in Chaglcs,avn.
d. ROHR son.
Drills for Repair ought 90 be sent 10 the shop
early, that The necessary parts thar can ouly be
obtained abroad may be secured in good time.
!. L. %. \ son.
July Is, lS7G.-6m.