davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-03-17

TNHIBQDAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
NoH90. A. f. and A. M.--Regular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday of Every month, at O'Clock
P NJ, Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

Miss Coiiiu- und her Visitors nd the & Contents
of her Trunk

The examination of the mail robbers was
continued before United states Commissioner
Shields yestcrd y. After several witnesses ID
testified against John Kelly. believed to have
been the leader Of the gang. James Crawford.
who Is said to have turned states evidence, tes-
Tiled tnat he saw Kelly take a mail bag wrapped
In paper to the ,Nur ONCE at Fourth street
II there. IL was addressed to a person I'm Mon
treal. While Crawford was ON the stand. Kely's
lace was scarlet. aud Miss Collins. in whose
rooms. at Ill Prince street. the detectives found
kcllN'S uvercn Z ana hat. DIT her lip- IN anger.
Mr.. Wright, 81 Drexel Morgan Il Co.. identified
draft that Was found In ore II the stolen mail
bags.
Ihe witnesses for the defence of Miss Collins
having teen called, Nellie Green & stuffed that
Miss Collins had many visitors. and mat Kelly
aud crawford were among them. Both kent
their clothes In Miss Cuilin,s rooms. Ihe Wit
ness did not know III i Kelly Id Mss COlllns's
expenses.
Miss Collins. In her own behalf swo.o tina: she
had not looked into the bottom ~ her trunk for
the past six weeks; that tine trunk was teyer
locked: that Crawfor kept sor'e underwearin Il;
and that Kelly and Crawford uoth kept clothing
In her closet. Witness never saw the letters and
papers that were found In her trunk aud bureau
until the officers discovered them. she uid not
into her rupm
Mr Emerson, for the defence. will sum up the
evidence for and against Miss Collins ON Mon
DAY.
\ mail bag. which had been addressed TO
" W Ham Thornton. Tor nio. Canada" nas been
returned to the Post ON e. 1t contains more
than wv letters, tut neither notes nor checks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
IHE PRESIDENY's .iNsWER.
Why he Restricted the Expenditures Under
the River mud Harbor Biii.

WAsuINGToS, Jan. 12.-The President to-
day sent message to the House Of Representa-
tives In reply to a resolution respecting the
exrenditures OF certain MONEYS appropriated
last session In the River and Ilarbor bill. and
enclosing n report from the secretary Of War on
the subject. The Secretary says that the act
was signed on the lith OF August and on the
same day the President sent special message
to the House, saying that he did not consider
1t obligatory upon him to expepd all the money
appropriated nthe BIN: that during his term Of
Office no money should be expended on works
not clearly national. aud that, owing to a cou-
templated loss Of revenue, 1t might be Inadvis-
able to expend any money uDon new works
The principles enunciated IN this message have
governed the Secretarys action on this subject
In every case presented to him.
Immediately after receiving the bill, the Chief
Engineer WAS directed TO ask for tho 1T itements
from the eneinecfs In charge of works as to
and the replies from them reccmme nded tho
expenditure OF about $4,5NO00 Of the apprn-
piiati0n. THIS reduction W.. so slight as to
practically amount to nothing: therefore, on
sept. 4, having obtained the approval OF
ne President, the Secretary directed the
thief Engineer whose knowledge OF this sub
ject Is more extended than that of any other
offcer Of the Government. to make statements
from the sums appropriated for the various
works according to hts best judgnent. n..l IN
sich ~ nuef that the tot amount should not
exceed s2.OpUO. providing thar no new works
should tie tcgun and nonr commenced that
were not nitional In their character. In maktng
these allotmeuis, II was fOuni that the amount
designated was not quite sufhcient for the pur-
pose OF cirrying on the works absolutely ueces-
sary therefore the thief Enpineer, after an
extended interview with the President. was
authorized M october 10 increase the amount
t. $2.sEgO.
since that date u few cases where SIN II sums
were urgently required to prevent DAMAGE or to
III AXE imiortant examinations have been favor
ably acted upon. and possibly there may be
more uf them. The Secret ~ suggests that the
President had authority tor his action under
tho law. and the authority found IN tn. RIVER
and iarbor bili itself. Ine uil was IN no way
mandatory ON the lr sident to eXpeud the full
amount of the appropriation. near Sh0nOu.
lhe exercise uf his utscteti u was Influenced by
the condition OF tuc treasury, and thv nature
OF the apprpprihii"n- fur other publ works of
quite ~ much impOftaucs Ia tue river ana mar
hl irtlx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
DrrILCiTIoN Ar fIsHKIAL.
The National Bank Out from ss0.0O0 TO
slOO,OOO- What Burtow >ny-.

FIsHKILL VILLAGE, Jan. l2-For some
days there have been unpleas int rumors In the
air about an irrogulArty IA the Fi.hki y tionh
Bank. on tuesday morning, the President, DR..
Lewis II. White. abruptly notified the cashier
MIR. Alexander Barlow, tn I his services were no
lon.er needed Mr. Barlow seemed greatly a.
tonlshed and asked an explanation, and. uoOn
ge ting H. said his accounts would be found all
right. He then left the bank
there Is no doubt about the fact OF the
deficiency; the amount IL still to he
a.certained. An expert from New York Is
now u work on the books. one stockholder
thinks 1t Will prove TO be Z least $lOOUUJ Ihe
President Of tne bank : I'd Yesterday tuat It was
imuo-siOle yet To form anN idea: the loss
might be under $1,000; n might be over; ne
couldn't say. Tue money had been paid out on
overdraits. In worst Of 1t was That bonds de-
posted tor safe keeping have been disposed o.
The Pre-idsnt declined TO elve the names VI the
men VINO had ovsrdrhwn.
snw Mr.. birtOw tins morning, and obtained
the following statement:
The capita OF th, NatonslR, ofF.hkill 500 900,
bond 10 ishi slon "a 5000 on which, there is
trouble ranges from $4,000 10 t6oOOO. 1t wa' caused
uY overtrets some oi thr bonds hat were pd III the
hypUta aecated TO kccp thee overIrafts ~, ani wrn
ihe Sys5e,s are Y1 e vi" be pI
srats @ sre 700 "a tse s,o'' e9.ndsnge H. ne
nov To say wGo they are. Ti"y are VII Ins u give
w their ave- ior me tod AMI hy ~ do u neees-
gan an my hay al .9ia ms .as' se' wli stand ~
town. All Tue NJ me- had "a tue worla
] AIN not worth a. uuc1 10 the clothes you
have on your back II va, allost there, IOSnh itle
luL-e Nutie street, Uut g. il NurtgAged. My wife
has ten enares u Lake shore. but sne orr, them now
to TO nep M OUT, 1 never HprCuited IN NY HE.
An fhu 90 is trust to Nhlcn rtrr Acre hi the
cstod sew YORK. i ~ II the Lord tOoA hold
of NY weak u pot. Irrslcd n.cn VINO never neryel
ne 'of~ ",s too .opi na.nrad. ana y Dboly
knew H. The artCturs Thought The crtlt Of these men
Na- Aut good, aAd % ~ a.lcrcnt nj there Is
where va wrOu- That Is n there Is Of ~.
Nr. Butow has been cashier only since 1879.
but his connection with tue blnk date b ok
twenty years. lie Is "a warden OF tho Ep,cup al
Cuurcu. and has been regarded heretofore as
prOblty iiself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
THE OREGON CASE.
Col. Peiton Anxious to Testify Morton and
Mitchell sick oi the Job.

WAsHINGroN, Jan. l!.-Reports have
been circulated that Col. Pelton uf N,wY.iA
was trying to avoid ex amin anon before Mortons
committee Ia reference TO the Or.-o electoral
dis"ute oy sbirklng a -uppnna from tho ser
geant-at Arms. Inc statement Is unquainediy
false, a. Col Pelton has as Yet received no SUM
mons from the committee. On the other hand,
he Received an inquiry from the S-rgetnt-lt-
Arms ON Thursday H. whether he would a.
tend without formal sub, u "a. and to this he
replied that he would promptly come AT any
time on request from that officer. Stiil further
ANXIOUS 10 disprnNe any sucu charges against hlm,
be at once teleeraphsd senator Herman tnat hs
would come Immediately II wanted. After con-
suting to-day with Senstor Morton, senator
herman telegfapned Coz. Pel.uu that tue char
man would send subIunt for him when Le
was wanted, ana there the matter rests. Nor
ton Is SICK ot ms Oregon job, ami appears TO
have lost all interest m II, whll, senator
Mitchell, his Republican colleague, to-day gave
tue lie to former professions ABOUT the un-
doubted discovery OF fraud. by cuufc-sn. that
the committee knew really nothing about the
transaction 50 Tar. The examination - Mr.
fdan l. set Tor tomorrow, and his testimony
II eNpected to dispe all mystery. ana leave the
committee t. face tronlu'- legal certificate. 4
clear statement from him VIII undoubt dly
close the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
FAoRIDa's DIspUrAD ELECTION.
One Republican who will not be Buiidoxed-
senator JOur-'- speech.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Mr. Woodburn Of
the Florida Committee indicit d to-day to sew
cral friends that he felt exec dingly provoked at
the oficiOusness OIL Oh Chandler Ia seeking his
views In regard to Florida, trying to prejudice
his decision without regard to facts. and then
sending him for political aid aud comfort to tho
President. He IL fair. candid, and independen
IN bis intentions. and while not yet willing to
give II n his convection that lildeh has carried
Florida before the facts detiilc ~ all the sub
committees can be submitted, he me ms to he
governed entirely By a sense Of dutv In reacrin.
judgment after all the evidence T. In. lie feels
able To come u a conclusion without any bull
doing suggestiOns from Chandler or other men
In his party.
senator Jones has about prepared his speech
on the Florida com lications. In which he prom
isos to present "A fair and candid statement of
the history Of the election IN that state, but he
will not deliver II un II the ques ion OF granting
the second mani itmus applied for ran De heard
ny tile supreme art aud determined. This IL
now pending and " Ill no iOupt be disposed of
in a few days. Senator Jones will gain the floor
at the proper time bt submitting "A petition To
the senate from the Democratic electors of
fIOrtdi, ana take that occasion t. enter into the
merit, OF the count. He claims To have re-
fui and exact estimate Of the returns. complied
from the only reliable sources. and says the re-
suit shown by them Is so unmtstakablv IN favor
OF the lilden electors that the senate cannot
well escape rendering verdict against the
presen NlGlCal electors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

The SENSATIONAL report that Mr. Bennett
bad been married to A.iss Caroline May on
"Wednesday evening, and mad sailed Tor Europe
90 the Illinois from Philadelphia the following
morning. caused good deal uf amusement
among Ultimate friends Ia this city. Tuey say
II Is sheer nonsense Mr.. Bennett Is not mar.
REQ be has not = He'd be Is here awailin. the
Iesult OF the DR.. PHELPS case.
Al the house " Dr. May, in West Nineteenth
stIeet, tie negro sery Ut said: "1he Doctor lie
Ut 30. Ile has gone out II the city,"
y bilh,iirhl iutunD of tie Union Clut said !:
u i,ninn my name, but Flsd. May IS
Srr, Q. Iy hart"
80 Dit '.n mention my name at tie door2"
o'h q .n,.Aer momUer. no? Wei, then. I
Yll saf 10 YOU that Jim Bennett and Carroll
Lhlu-- VIII sall from Boston"
Ar ltN4 ri jerome said # Il perfect folly
zee" avs o. IN reporters. |. like other men-
t'H ~ L' l!n. would piye YOU the Information
>. ttsir II Il WIS possible"
~ thr iatnst q Cub Nj. wright Sandford. Who,
B. .'iii . 10 Larry j rome, "kuyws ai about
Al, Hr' l4"l To see any one.
th'ns Fred May Is dead" said prominent
phh-i l-N ~ this city Yesterday to "a sun re-
I1fiof Ali the persons concerned IN the II ar
ulh4 ll 49, ears % have been more of a ira edy
lNhh iaGr.. You know one account SAYS liaV
va, So ird IN the ground by friend while at
tt sdu tue no blood was spilled. that looks
.a'' = -l-ht ueah wound Is apt to bleed pro-
t''rh' ihc sou III. shoot a msn through the
'Iy' a"l 'iten not drop Of lOOd viii How
any rs %, not enough 10 more tnan stain his
nu'u' ~ my opinion, May Is dead or badly
IN" 81 lf 'fN The hetter for Tim, although Dad Is
", hesf in ani event"
q, Ihr l.'.-t new, locates Fred Mays wound In
. u''''i arul, I" itch l. SAID to te badly shat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
THE EiSTERN CONFERENCE
The Last and Decisive sitting TO be Held on
Thursday Next.

CoNsrANrINOPLE, Jan. 12.-The European
Plrnputentiires at meeting held at the Rus
sian d bsssy TO-DAY, decided 10 make last
communication to the Ottoman delegates on
Monday and demand a categorical reply. The
Conference VIII meet agan on Thursday To re-
ceiSe tho reply. II the Turks persist IN
their refusal, all the members Of the
Conferences VIII quit Constaniinoplo ON
Friday. II !, said the SHlt,n has re-
solved. n no Hgrcvmeni Is reached by Feb. -,
. conn euce husfilitics ~ uust Seryil ana
v 'ntenesr' ~ March | l. l. SAID that tho
Potte al last lhur-d tv's sltting uf the e nier-
rnte aiuured rtI-uu- for it, rel ,tiuu OF tue
ei-h ea,euti j Icint- of she Eur.peun propD-
-tis. ard absolutely refused to discuss the most
important ~ the proposals viz: tho appoint
mtut ~ Gpvernu's - province, subject to the
approval II The powers. ana tnc creation Of an
lnItrnatiOhll cJulu.iasiun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
THE ILECTOR4L COMUITrEEs.
Difference Of Opinion Between Rcpubiicnr
Nieunbsrs-The situation Hopeful.

WAsHINGTov, Jan. 12.--The senate and
House committees on counting the electoral
held their first Joint session this afternoon.
No significance attaches to the fact tn Il there
was a Joint meeting. There has been no agree
men' on the part Of the Senate committee
which led to the conference between the two
committees to-day. This mucn II certain, and
everything else Is speculation, lbased on hints
aud clues received from various sources. l. Is
tolerably certain, however, that In the long dis
cussions which have taken place ut the meetings
OF the Senate committee tho Republican
members have dcnned their respective positions.
aud that Edmunds and Conkling do not .gree
with the radical views Of Morton.
Tue Democratic Senators evidently occupy the
attitude OF ~atrhiul spectators. taking pirt
occasionally In the discussion, but not advinc-
cert lin also that Edmunds ana Conkiiug nave
Indicated their plan of settlement to an extent
whlch shows thqt there Is iadical difference
between their Views nd those Of Morton. L
Is Just as certain also that the views Of
the Democratic Senators do not coincide with
those of l. imOnGs and Conkliug. although they
have doubt IS voted with them on some
preliminary y OpositOns which do not roach the
vital points in disvute, IL il safe, however, O
say that all the indications are fayoi able to an
agreement between the Democratic memters
oi the Two committees aud at least three Of
thelr hepubican colleagues. This a.rcc the n /
VIII noe re one-sided aud ~ Ox.tner In The In
terest OF the Democrats. Il Will not give either
siue decided aIvint ge, and the ilndl result Of
tho count viii stiil b. uuocTtaiu. even II
TIE majority report saOull be adopted BY the
Senate anu House.
The INT meeting to-day was a satisfactory
one, aud tue mo iciale members OF both COM
mtttccS were well satisfied WITH 1t. The majOr-
~ of the Democrats In the House arc not in.
chned To accept a settlement from the joint
committee, winch does not give their side a
decided ady mage. lhc same Is true oi the
radical Republic lns IN to'h the Senate aud
House under the leadcrship OF Morton aud Gar
neld, The sitdati n IS therefore hopeful, but
by no means entirely sati factory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

Assemhlyman james Heal, was dying In his
home ,n Beach street. lsst cNeuing.
The Aldermen are considering q resolution re-
Quirn- street railroad cnmplnc, TO heat their
lnF rs has received 81 from H." for the
dcH,luio lamb ut Ham touA, 4 - i.-Al aNoAue
Mm ". Tweed. appeal from the judgment
lin Yesterday.
DAVID IIaerty. Of isG Hester street wa. Killed
~ locomotive Of tNr lluasuu River Railroad at Nine
$50 couu suc,f, ,f,Ne,.crlay.
j." Shcn. = ,ears OF nee. cabin pas-enper
VITO hIh ht rn itl Throughout r VOYAGE from LlVurpuo
di,d IL tAe lJahJ yesterday moruius,
oncer sclmon found the lody Of John c. Lit
4'cGuc All ions a,an sifcc, ic,,Sia'5,, '"'''
W,liiap sinclair, of Ini. ci'y, while re-nns lhs
lroiu 81. Mare. icl o,c board ana wa, ST.
An unknown German woman was found I'M
station. ''''''
Eleven thousand cigars and sixty .cish, pack.
shp ny u Ncs Yor~ b, lHspcctou oi specin Agent
George %. beard NJ D., before the Liberal
eaa ns dlg,on ud ios,cr n.otnrr Of al Ia. otner
T. cr,Asr's ,spuh mn Z, k'arncy'- PR
a'caa o.! sicr ' "a, Lad, lai'c eoa. ~" '''
ma ,wrli-drc,.ed m'ld ed man entered
a0auaaco' nn 'il -. Joou r, inpu,t s.a, to NV
ior. tuIfu, ,.itYr rs.. uuI coming 81 CAr.i.
\ Ir'nch dramatic ucrlurn. .ucr o. 10 nc given
T. ,in ',tr A.. nl, i.oo'r. e lo- ilt ccsle.t.
wa "'h d' '"n"d "hrn ilr Am'rG1r N~s "i,ctci.
Lini'n ncn0cratlno ct lhuautnropique
t'',t,t,i' rI,', H.' n,l'' w. .hr tnnMi % Iurr
""ins i.' fffn' Aui .h 90 &c.," IT,.
r...l's, ne ',"pcral,vs EwGl ,n'n y rcen o. the
fu l Wr ls.' .,, , -lA -a.lA.
s.iui'I '.'ia All psrl. ~ .l''.'''ip ''''''"
az llhe c9mm''ce ep. ll'rl '2. t'cna. the an
,i'" A' ~ i'lt ..' i."'5 l tli ID. . ]. Al'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

The Lot Of tic Lnborers who W ork for Con.
tractors far w Town.

The Western Boulevard. from Ninety
arm to lloth street, WIS black aud dismal ycs-
terda,. The ground WIS frozen hard aud coy-
cred with snow, and a piercing Wind wept
across 1t fresh from the Nur;A tyer. Dnycrs
stamped their ( e,. clapped their hands. and
rubbed their purnc ears and noses = they hur.
ried past. Along tue work a few llborer, were
busy. tut only lev. NiueN ceuis ,dty was
the wage offered, ana fifteen or twent, rccept-d
r. lbe laDOrers mad asked for 81 fnr DAYS
work. but had uten dCrIed. ihey m.uc IA dis
turbaucc. ,heS iuteriered with no one, they
sim. ~ stayti away. There $ M violence, NJ
Interference with any VINO wished ~ wOrk. six
y lice III c"ts covered the en-ire ground, alI
nNt one rrest was made. A. one old oiir-r
expressed u. II l. nnt u.liness n i-not y.ou>-
ness IL is only -triylug tur NE. They ace
fui soor fellows; 'hey suOw no nglt. We nlss
10 truuuIe win them. Iucy cannot work, Lul-
Ir, and I'll ,pirit. d, Tor the f'W pennies offered
them, and they irerza and starVe God help
the ulsetly contractors wno arc tahius auVan-
tage of their necessities, and, perm ips. sending
item ~ crime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
A Requi-iIiOn Expected.

AllANY, jan IA rumor was current
'l's n''r'ius that Gov. Robinson had received a
Hg1is 10 from the Goy NOR ot Deiaw re for
'-ue- I.fIon Bennett, Frederick May, nd the
N'"'i 'tncnant, In the duel. An inquiry at
,ne LAe Nu'e Chamber failed to confirm the re-
.'ti N.h me Guvclnor intimated tnat he
g. IS. - So ''f'''''''" '"-
~ a received a Communication from Dis
- % iu"} FuFlp- uuOn The subject. Iuuer
., ,l" 'r4ch cdse. the Governor rs given tle
-, 't' l' a'ne f-e comfy IA winch the trihi
a, .N u 'nces sh II he place. the Drirct
.h wrote 10 a. cr an whether IN the
Sf'N ~ riti, ~ would 10 held H. A.W Nork.
% replied that he Should Certainly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

The substance of the propositions made and
agreed to by the Hudson River Tunnel Commissioner
and the counsel of the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad on Thursdly, were; First the Tun
mel Company agree to condemn more of the railroad
companv's la1d east Of Provost street second. the
Tunnel COMPANY ~ to bear the cXpene Of bu ding tho
sewer should one hr NJ 'rsStrY. thrd to be all
ptuse OF cOn.ru,tng supports Over the water fourth
the luune Company 10 give AL right OF way over tho
suriac" OF the ground Tue sum to Dc pa by the run.
mel company fOf condemned land owned by the Della
ware l. I'ckawana and Western Railroad. and the Nev
Jersey shore Improve Mt tOinpany is $2S,OC0 From
tl- twaru The Tunnel Comp nv appealed, anu the ap
peal u to be heard In the Circuit Court of Hud
county m April Ine Tunnel Company T. ~ give Doudl
and Resume WORK On the tunnel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

John W. Hamilton has sued jacob Lorillard
for $3.50 sasr, due. MIR Hamilton went to Bermuda
advance agent for Iowes Cushins's Circus oi which,
be alege. Mr LOiilari sas partner MIR. Hamilton
advertised tue circus thoroughly md contracted ebfs
according 10 orier fnr the clnpauy hut the comp
dd NOT gO 10 bermuda as Jhn q. MurIAl's show hld
iore lefi with $500 deb and no money Nr. Loruari
fused 10 send money. an1, after trinE tlr utrurd
with Imprisonment, Mr.. Hamilton returned to fhls
ciy. al immc lately sued Mr .uriitrd for arr dnr.
Iur defendant ayers u hc Il not partner of iluWs
tu.hiuss Circus. On mo ION Nester NS.i Marine
Court. Chamber 10 compel MIR Ham fuI 90 nr sccur-
lty Tor Cosi-. utins = uonrr.drut. both sides we're
he ~ az lci. IN, and dfci stuu reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

Philip Lang, aged Il years, Of - McKibben
street, willamsSurSh. was sent by hi, parents two
years ago to sell basket of radishrs. lie became
hungry, AMI with part OF the money obtained by sales
purchased food then he bought sNertmels and by
hr tImc had ruii all the rdlshc- he ha surnt an
the money. 10 return nome Was TO court win ulus
~ he went 10 HubOk"n and found cmpoim'.t' On
Iuurruas MIluauleuurgh boy SAW hill ia HunlAra.
told ms parents The pOllcH 1
10 them he druied that he wa hilip Lang saving MS
parents. VINO mad liYtd in NrW lurn, Nrie dead Irs.
tcrl,y he tiken tp WNlhnlshurgh. mi hrou .ht
face face with his nOtnrr. Then hrOkr DON a. and
wash tears toad lis slOrJ, lie went hpnc with uNr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13

At different terms | ,tey of the sun DIX County
Court Of oyer and rernucr. indictments cHarsiug
RpNa and Rudopn saruis Of Huntington With the
murder o CHARLES kelsey been PIT over AZ tae
quest OF the plstrc. Attorney. petition Is to be cir.
cul red o. II Woes I'm Hunt .fln tor sfsltturts aui
addressed 10 IN" q vernon 80 the state setting form
that tnr inhanittutS OF huntington nehg
thr mar ter OF tNArNs q, kelsey un the M ~ NuY (,
leis, shoud uc fur hcr aud uuruufaY llyr. .igat"l.
lll the Itrp,.ltur- brought % Justice request im
,r"r on Tho part - the state, suitable rrW ara and
ttuiNr rlru'u cy 90 nu5 person person, Who
yea AMI furul-h evidence 10 convict uururrrr, ~
said i sci. 60 G. cad tnlt goat cram uIN pul-
l-hed aud the Nts Of tIc cl2 %, made more sUClgt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
MIR. Hlauyelt's shin,

Samuel j. Dlauvclt sued Aielne Elber1eld for
t0jo alleged to have been advanced to her. He urged
On the tis yesterday before Judge Van Worst proof
Of his aim. that after Mrr. Eberncl1s second mar.
rage -ho gave him a note FOR $500 The defense wM
that the money ws yo UNFAIRLY gwen to her at
times when BlauNelt was counting her, ami TINT the
note was extored from her after her marriage. Tue
jury decided a. .ain 4 Mr.. Blauvelt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
THE poughkccp-ic Bridge Compnuy.

POuGnkEtpsiE' Jan. l2.-At the annual meet
ug here ,,-d oi the rou-nkcrpsie Bridge Company.
the following directors Ncrr cle,teI; A. u. stone u
NeA NurtctJt n. q. Eastman Of luugNrrpsir. Geo.
lnysQi ran-nk'rtij &c T. Mlsr ul Providence,
Il. lohu q. Clark ~ Boston, Mass Alh.rt luulp.
son uf Busiuu. Mi-s; tharns l. forhlns ut Sew urk
tit,, T.. 1. BuNlrs Sew YORK ,hi Nul. T. Ihump-
a., a., j II. Appirtpn OF 0pIAgicld, Mas, +. NJ Al.
hn "l uartiold. Conn.i Joan 4, NiusloN vi POugn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-13
s0ME WIsnINGr0N ropIcs.


WAsHINGrOS, Jan. l2.-Dan VOORHEES, re-
turned to Washington to-day, after submitting the reso
luons to the Indiana Convention lie tie llOos er
Dem cracy are nrm nt, and Hil stand prepared 10
flow he guidance Of COY. rlicn IN any and an meas
ur- r NAV drri e upon a. ~ tu secure hl- LEGAL
cuusiliu ipnt rights. lie also rriIe- that
Gov lahs ha- orlercl the state ulillA 10 hold H.
stl III readiness fur orders.