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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-26

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New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
DAArH on STATEN ISLAND.


Considerable excitement prevails among the
resI,nt Of staten Island shore over the mysterious
death Of william Jacobs. Jacobs vas FOR many years
resident Oh Clifton aud well known. Tor twenty
years lie has connected with the Clifton House lie
has been coachman Mr.. Walters, broker Of thls c,
who is staying at the Clifton House Henry NoIch-
Manu. who employed Jacobs FOR a nulnber OF years, has
shown great eagernrss in tie attempt TO unrayel the
mystery and has directed Coroner Lea to spare no
money in asccrtainrg tle facts lie has also promised
Afirr the post-mOrtem examination Was made, ycser-
ly the body taken 10 Mrs. JacOoss residence, On
BtyNllle-dNe. Chiffon.
Coroner Lea summoned a jury, ahd began an inquest
last evening, ~ The uaN under tuc pJhcc station 10
Sapeion Henry >cLaIor testified that Jacobs bought
as, ui quOr his store al SaplctOn about 10 D. NJ
ON November the night he wa, lost lie did Lot ap-
pear 10 bc Intoxicated, and showed 40 money. Othcr
Witnesses testified that they hm earlier In the even
ul uut none nina later. Dr. hing testified thit no
ma thc nos. callIL tOn Tie race Mds 5" Oxen
and the Dudl In advanced sttEeoi a. dcOnpo>ltlo
over each eve was r2r. deep Cut. IAc orDlil plates OF
Tur law, were also blOk aad TIE upper portion Oi tue
flcc was almost severed from ihc over Tie wounds
had the appcaIanCe OF having been inflicted before death;
as II ma,.r with brick Or hammer. Ihe wounds we're
sufficient 10 cius death. Coroner Len SAID To me Jury
tat there WAS ttlc duUbt tuat Jacobs Wts murdered
The body had tile pc-.arcc ol u-lns thrown on lhe
dock mo shallow water. 4Ac lace, When louti, was
ro,ctcd with mud. H. oriluar. cf,cs The nud would
nave been washed Of the bod, must nave been brown
into tue water win considerable force. Inc hearing Was
adjourned until ,auday, so . q. H.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
rILe -. MINE TNOrBLE.

DEADwooD, ID. T., Nov. 22.-Company c,
7th Cavalry Lieutenant Edscriy arrived in this city
Yesterday morning, whyrcupOn sheriff Bullock and Leu
tenant Edgery immediately repaired TO the kcets Mine,
accompanied by detail. o. ten men, The soldiers were
stationed about the grounds, allowing 10 civilian TO
come within quarter OF a mile Of the shaft. sheriff
Bullock and Lieutenant Edgery advanced 10 the shaft
and demanded those below 10 up and surrender as
they had warrant Tor tlcir arrest, which the shc.K
proceeded 10 read ana stating that tnis would DO
The last demand made; that the soldiers here, aut
requesting them fOrth before ie should De coin-
u,ird 10 reso TO harsh measures. Altcr utecn Or
twenty minutes consultation an answer Was returned,
read NJ: We Will stay long as We CAT, or money
ON RECENT of this answer the officers Withdrew and 0is
patched a courier for the reserve stationed iu TINS CITY,
winch AL once started the locality. Great cXotemonJ
exsts among the miners throughout tnc gCn, although
no disturbance has been made beyond nOOuns ar tho
soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, Nov. 22.-An attempt
was made here last night attach two engines Of the
Valley Railroad, upon attachment Of the Central
Vermont Railroad but the Valley Railroad men having
learned of the movement the sheun gave up for the
time here. Al engines belonging To the road which
wer,. al BratebOrO were attached. Mucn eXcltem ut
exists here Passenger trains usual, and The
public are delayed, but 10 freight trains are run
over the Valley Road.
PORTLAND, Me- Nov. 22.-The first through train from
Chicago over the Ogdensburg Railroad, reached Portland
last nlgnt.
BALTIMORE, Nd, NOV. PA special dispatch from
Norfolk Va. The sun, says the case Of the English
bondholders petition for sale of the Atlantic Misss
sIpp Ohio Railroad IS set Tor Friday III the United
states District Court. Judge Bond, now IN session here.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
cRMrs ANp cAsuALTIEs-nY rELEGRAPM

Providence. Il. T.. NOV. 22.-ln Pawtucket to-day
seyenoar old daughter OF Mr Armstrong, was severely
burned Willie illyln With nfe
BINGHAMroN, y. Y. Now 22.-Dewitt Smith,
welo do Ia mor residing Mhitneys foln committed
suicide last evening, by hanging himself ~ hls paih
SAN Francisco Nov. 22.-Archlbad Blackjack,
anas Met aw of the OF California oyster Canning ul
pany uoorety convicted forgery to-day IN the Aun
clpa court
PROVIDENCE R. l., Nov: 22-Repubhcan pr-
mary meetings tonight elected delegates 10 nominate
Mayor Fory ye y delegates favor the reelection
mayor Doyle
UARrfoRD Conn. Nov. 22.-Dr. Cyrus c. Clark,
nm eclectc lhy can formerly Oh AdGeO~n WAS arrested
today charge malpractice IN the treatment o SIt
nineteen years .li
FuLroNvlIIE H., Nov 22.-Geo. Ambruster,
wealthy real shot his own wife and John 4.
chafds prominent ctzen, killing lhchards instantly, tho
wife dying ~ hours aiter~ar,L
JAMESTOWN \. Y. Nov. 22.-At the BToadhead
.,o,r. mill today Crulley who working the
@ nox had his right hand caught In the iaer filled win
~.es about which driven through the back "
his hand. They removed with great difficulty.
CIxClNNAII, Nov. 22.-lt has just been discovered
h.t George Flesner formerly bOOzketDer lot Theodore
numler Who assignment last spring has emoelled
q large amount his employer Mt Bunlller. The
shs acted will from s2o0VO 70 $4,000 fesSner has
lett towI-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
LOSSES At THE LEOYARD-ST. FIRE,

The fire in Leouard-St., on wednesday night
apparently had orsu in tie suicear OF No. - III
Pile 81 goods wicn near chimney snort o4S-
tlncc above the goods uuc.os"d stoYeppe hole.
It is believed tha; some sparks ion down the chimney
aud ONT lluo the goods; tie building heated by s,oycs.
The Joss u sia & Taylor line dealers. uccup} nS tLe
first h1.r basement AID sao-aetr at No - u! ol cA-
coed 100000 IGc Insurauc. amounted Lo rlo-Jgl "A"
v a c liy iu moe, rate RISKS iu the HauUY,., iiOr,
Hamburg aud Bremen, l.@-.A, C'.Wnp.a' " .i.'4ns i
bur Ci.I Ottn5 Union .iulut, Royal canadian, Lj"-
cor KoIc.l rDlcacr, ana scottish i.utncc toihlahyS
Jtyi, ~. SHADES loss On tno building W oc otl 4ten
Fl 500 a.u - 900. lie b, fully insured IN tnt NeN-i.h7
i Nuual. Eliot, Royal, o Liyeil 90l, Globe 3i NC"
Yo.k, EaWWgu, ana tIc hneuc.m fefp' " "eiI,.i l'y
4 Co., &c No. -. lose WY little. Nose, b-UAi a. ",u
VIII lot lose u1tc than $1,000. Inc Cundrn Noo1eh
Stills Company Joss Tac 4DOUJ, iu} insured IN
fbr utl-t uUrIclu. I"c cstial@t loss suathcl ~
All firms. o., nearly can b. rad.'ei,I Is h0t oc tau
$4,000. lIc Insurance agents trc iuuc1 ptiHcd t4t
.ulr-LIIN .IlnLl d.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
REPUBLICAN CONSULTATIONS.
SOUTHERN PoLIlCIANs CoNFIEEiNG ABOUT PAT
TERsON-A DELEGATION TO SIZE The PRESIDENT
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNR.l

SOUTHERN POLITICIANS CONFrRElNG ABOUT PAT
TERsON-A DELEGATION TO SIZE THE PRESIDENT
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRBuNRI
WAsHINGTON Nov. 2S.-ConsutatlOns have been
held this evening among Senators ard prominent
politicians in Washington. Senators spencer and
Dorsey eX Governors Packard and Kellogg, cX-Seua-
tor West, and Mr. Corbin, the Republican con-
testant for Butlers seat, held meeting
this evening for the purpose of devising
some means for frustrating the tactics OF
tie Democrats. This knot OF men probably have as
much influence with Senator Patterson as any III
Washington, and they will probably labor earnestly
with him between now and Monday, in the hope
that they mayiuducc him 10 change his mind, and
return to his allegiance to the party.
Senators Edmunds aud Mcmillan are also reported
to have had interviews with the President tonight,
during which the situation of affairs in the Senate
was talked over. and the necessity of the Presi-
dents cooperation with ms party friends in order 70
save tie Republican majority III the senate was 9is-
cussed. While it was difficult To understand What
The President can do, under the CIRCUMSTANCES,
many Senators believe that whatever influence ne
can ieeitimaicly exert will be thrown IN behalf ol
the Republican party III this crisis OF IT'S analrs.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
KEILOGG'S CASE GETTING ON.
DECISION UPON IT IN THE sLNATE COMMITTEE
TO-DtY OR TOMORROW.


WASUINGTON Nov. 22.-Thc Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections Is becoming one Of the
most industrious in Congr IS. 1t held two meetings
to-day. and another is called for tomorrow morn
ING At the first the arguments III the kcllogG-Spof-
ford case we're closed ana nothing remains to
be done but the adoption Of report that Mr.. kel-
logr is entitled TO scat in the Senate. ms VIII
undoubtedly he done before Monday.
The Committee on Privileges and Elections has
been severely criticized by tine Democrats for ITS
DELAY in reporting on the SOuth Carolina and LOUIS
,aua contests. and for taking up The kelloeg-Spoi-
ford case while the others have been neglected
These criticisms are undoubtedly unjust. Mr. Geo.
T. Hoar a member Of the committee, and as fair ana
conscientious man as any member Ol the senate
saws that the committee has been remarkably dill-
cent. He has rarely served on committee ol the
uouse of Representatives which has met Oltener or
has shown more disposition to push forward us
business.
The Democrats in the committee admit that there
has been no unnecessary delay in the keuogg-Spoi-
ford ease, but say there have been times when no
urogress could possibly be made with That case, ana
when the committee might have taken mp the ere
dentials Of the other contestants ana actcd upon
Them For instance, they said both Kellogg ana
Spollord had obtained permission to have new tes-
timony taken in their cases, and 1t was uhdcistoou
III the committee tHdt thoI I'puo9'o "' ~
granted. The Democrats say that they dld not
know until the facts were announced III debate yes
terday that his purpose had been changed, anu they
did not think iC right that south Carolina shOuiu DO
deprived Of her presentation for months WINE iHe
Louisiana contestants were bringing witnesses from
New-Orleans to Washington and taxing thelt lestl-
mOny. The Buter-COrbm case, the Democrats say
was already closed, having been submitted on the
briefs and could have Dccn disposed oil
yery speedily. There was, therefore, they
think no reason why its consideration 10y the con-'
mittce should be postponed indefinitely. There
were five DAYS last week. none of which the COM
miftee held meeting because IL was impossible TO
proceed with the Kellogg SpOnOrd case but on any
one Of which the ButerCOrbin case might have
been disposed Of. The Democrats of the committee
say that they shall throw obstacles III the way OF
an immediate report on the kell0ggSpoiiord case
but they shall insist they did to-day that the
other be first disposed of by the Senate
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

porrsyIILE, Penn, Nov. 22.-Dennis L. Can
, ,Ie paraoned Molly Mcguire leader, OF NOrtuumbcr
land County testified to-day in the trial OF Donnelly Tor
tbe Sanger murder lie told Of meeting heldn Mahonoy
CITY, in june 1872 wherein ii was proposed TO the VIZ
ness to send men to Donnelly, at Raven Rhn 10 XII
Sanger which Canning refused TO do In October III the
same year. Canning had conversation with DohheHy
a; Pat Hcscrs headquarters at Locust zap uu''nE
which Douuey described the murder OF Sanger ana
, ,t tho mon vbo did il met at his house the pre-
won, night aud ne gave them tloir supper Dohnelg
told the witness that there was one man iluc 10 uo
t,dthnt was HeatOD the owner OF tie cnlllery NhtIe
SANGER mad been boss DOnnely wanted the witness 70
furnish men to kill Hedt0n, but the witness IeIus'u G
Cauuings evidence Is very damaging and was gwen III
a sraigbtforward manner. Tho Commoh"eallh oiosou
ia case today,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
TFIEGRAPuIC NOTES.

TORONTO, Nov. 22.-To-day, THANKSGIVING, was
olerved "A general holiday throughout the dominion
I,u.luess MAS entirely suspended.
BNrMoRE. Md, Nov. 22.-Ml the barroom
keepers Norfolk have Doen indicted Dy 'He NId uy IO
violating the Molfatt liquor law.
MONTREAL, Nov. 22. The harbOr is almost clear
~ vessels The buoys In the river are being taken up Inc
ourbec boats will make their last trip next saturday
OTTAWA Nov 22.-Samuel WimOt, Superinten-
aent ~ h Culture Dominion, has successfully LAID
I'm Government nsbeedlns estAphSbhebI ia INC
detroit River, 3O,O0O,OOO whitehsh oyA
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 22:-Ihe Grand Lodge OF
a. " of the state Of jersey has been In session in
tbs city since Yesterday The following officers have been
sected Grand Msster, James >. klger, OF lrenon D.
1end Master Wallace Ippencott OF Brdgeborough G. W.
y Alpheus Smith, Plainhed g. T., Lewis Parker IT., OF
Trenton; a. T., Joseph 5. Lamb, oi J1lustownj u. H.
Christian Miller Of Newark
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
MORRIS AND EssLX RAILROAD TAXES.

TRENTON, n. D., Nov. 22.-Ihe Court OF
Errors and Appeals having some time ago, appeal
from the levy oi the Commissioner OF Railroad Taxation
AGAINST the Morris and Essex Railroad Company, decided
tnat the company liable along the line OF s road for
municipal taxation the company carried the case 20 tue
United states Supreme Court At the October term Of
the latter court Judge Miller read the opinion IN wGch
II WAS held thlC by the charter OF the company pass IN
lSJ thc state agreed 10 take onc-alI Oi one per cent
ON te cost OF the lieu OF ali taxation, and thdC
tins being contract cannot be repealed, Tie Legls-
atule ied do Oy the Act OI 1873 which action tAo
state based its right % make new levy. Inc state III
tends to contest the matter stlll iurtLer.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23

some valuable presses in the rear end OF the Iour1n
floor were saved also printing ana dry ing ana
back and other valuable presses the basement For
tuuatcly large portion % tie manufactured stock Oh
albums and Bibles had been removed during the day 10
another store so that Mr. ardmgs business Will not DC
inierfcrcd with. =,
TNe first door Is occupied by Howell, Finn & Co., wall
paper manufacturers. The tire did not rcach tHs apt
meui although the stock, the value OF S1OOVJ 10
$4,000, was grcdsly Damaged by water. his nfn
mas an INSURANCE OF about $4,000.
The buIidig OWH,d uY George Howell uicinnci "a
tn, nrm. The loss on it viii not exceed F3O,QOOi IN
suraucc 10000. The Liverpool and L3ndoh l-Ie III
suY.Acc Company of North America, Stac Ol fcIsyI-
vana aud PenI,y yaua FIRE some Of the Insurance on
the stock OF Howell Finn Co. is III these same COM
pducs. . ..,..,,
Sl-JJJO.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
THE CRISIS IN THE SENATE.
nrMncRATIC MAJORITY OF TWO.

A
,,,,rrpsox AND CoNovER VOTE AGAINST THE RE-
,1-pt1c,Ns ON BUFFERS CAsE-CoNoNER CLAIMS
To Hx STILL REPUBIcAN-A DAY OF EXCITE
MENT.
The only business before the United states
senate. Yesterday. was the motion of Mr. Thur
nan 70 cause the credentials of NJ. Z. Butler
Of south Carolina, to be reported at once Mt,
Conklinc made speech in which he declared
~ intention to find ont at once whether he-
nublicans were conspiring to transfer the contfol
Of legislation to the Democrats. After an
bour of debate on a point of order an hour OF
voting took place on motions made to deieaG
Mr.. Thurmans purpose. Mr.. Conoyer and
MIR. Patterson voted. if at all, with the Dem
ocrats. giving them a majority of two. On
final motion to adjourn until Monday, leaving
the case undecided Mr.. COnover voted with
the Republicans This made tie. Nice-Pres-
ident Wheeler cast his vote in the affirmative,
and the Senate adjourned until Monday. 1t Is
the belief in Washington that Mr. Patterson
has sold his vote. Mr.. ConOver declares that
his action is due to personal preference. Il
consultation has been held with the President
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
TILE SOUTHERN LuMBER TROUBLES.

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 22.-A large proportion
of tne property formerly seized by SPECIAL Agent CATER
Of the United states Government at Pascagoua and re-
leased by Judge Hill, is seized by Mississippi and
Alabama under wrts from the State Court OF Missis-
sppi, and held by the Sheriff The Marshal attempting
~ seze the rest Secretary sherman nas laid practical
embargo on tie whole coast OF Mississippi by refusing
clearance to all vessels, foreign ana domestic
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
TILE CHIcAGO BANKS.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Nov. 22.-The banking houses
today report tnat business s in no wise disturbed
by the failure Of the Third National Bank yesterday.
They have received about large deposits usual and
only slightly increased drafts On Change the markets
which dropped Significantly yesterday afternoon upon
rumor, OF trouble with the Third National Bank have
nearly recovered the best prices Of the week 1he name
OF the cashier Of the Ihrd National Bank Is W. D. smith,
nnt Pnrsnns. rs telegIanhed last night.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
TRIAL OF RAILROAD RIOTERS.

sUNBURY Penn, Nov. 22.-The jury in the
case NJ the shamokn rioters, which on trial here
this 6eek, this morning rendered verdict Of guilty
against Coss and Neely, and acquitted snity EDilght
Richards and Campbell pleaded guilty before the jury 10
tired.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov 22-The trial OF Charles Lusby
and eleven Others charged with riotng at the Camden
Street Depot OF the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad on tue
evening OF July 90 was continued In tlo SIii'ia run ~
Court today and VIII probably not be concluded or
seyeraI days yct
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
THE FIGHTING NEAR RrsTCHrK.

LONDON, Ihufsday, Nov. -, 1877.
The operations near Rustchuk reported by Rus
sian and Turkish bulletins indicate disposition on
the part OF the Turks TO attempt a repetition Of
Mehemet Ais tactics for relieving Plevna by tho
threatening of the Czarewitchs army and the Dam
ube crossings. The Turks have repeatedly as
serted that the Czarcwich's forces have been ma
terially weakened in order TO strengthen other
positions. Suleman Pasha seems 20 be still IN COM
mand OH the LOm.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
TWO MANUFACTURES BURNED.

SpRlNGFIELD, Mass. Nov. 22.-The stone
mil OF th. M.no, manufacturing Company al Enieid'
was burned this afternoon, with an adjoining wooden
building occupied 5y the finishing department. shal
portion of the sock was saved. The loss ia $4,000
partially Insured. 90.
fu,rriOip Conn. Nov. 22.-The shoddy mill mt stif-
fora ilu-, owned 10y I.owzrr * Bros, o N.@-Aoti,
was burned tis Afternoon. Ine loss 10 9i2OOJ mere
WIS no Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
BANKRUPT SALE OF "THE EVENING MAIL:

The announcement was made yesterday that
The Erening Mad had been sold by the shern ana that
Clark Bell and Dr. william ii. White had become the
uurchasers The sale IL reported, Ithl%eu aDOut
So 600 The prOpretoTs state that thls action was
made necessary by financial roubie- NANNY 70 De at
published In future under the same editorial mhhsc-
ineut as heretOfOre.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
sERyIA BECOMING WARLIKE.

LONDON, Friday, NOV. p, 1877.
The Standards special telegram from Semlm says.
"Servia has strongly protested TO the Porte concern
ing the agTessions of the Bashi-Bazouks Martial
law has been declared throughout the Servan from
tier provinces. 1t is positively stated in official cir
ces that a declaration Of war may be hourly eX-
uactel
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
MILITARY SUPPLIES FOR THE TURKS.
CoNsTANTNorLE. Thurslay, Nog. p. Is'

The steamer j. b. Walker, Captain Dun
combe, which sailed from NeW-nayeu October %, with
a cargo Of and ammunition for tie Turkish Goy-
eInmeut arrived here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
more men were killed at ranch Laredo. All the
killed are supposed To have been residents OF Texas
THE FIRE RECORD
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA
THE MARBLE BUILDING AT NINTH AND CHESTNUT


SIS. PARTIALLY BURNED-LOss, Sl20,OOO.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. pa fire, which at
one time threatened the entire destruction OF the hand
some white marble building the southwest corner OF
Ninth and Chcstnut-sts., broke out in ihat struc-
ture early this evening, and burned SUD
bornly for nearly three hours. Fortunately the
fremen, with the aid OF the Fire Department
OF the Continental Hotel opposite, succeeded
confning the flames 20 portions OF the second thru
and fourth floors. The fire originated in an apartment
on the second story back, used gymnasium by
private club, aul burned through to the two upper
floors.
George Harding. patent lawyer occupied several
Offices on the second floor These containing ya'uaDle
models tracipgs etc. and a very complete patent law
library fortunately escaped. The third hoor was oc-
cupied by s. s. White, manufactures Of dental appliances
and Mr.. Floyd Weigand consulting engineer had ahoce
there Nj. Weigand saved some very valuable papers,
OF interest Just now important law ease Ihe
fourth floor was occupied by W. W. Harding, manufac-
turcr Of Bibles and albums The loss 0u this door is fuy
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
THE MEXICAN BOUNpARY TROUBLES.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 22.-A dispatch received
this afternoon at General sheridans headquarters ro
General Ord. reports that on the 2o'h ihs|'
- IL, on Indian Crock eight or ten miles from
Ayolas by party Of Lpan Indiana ON Ihe zis'' '"o
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
THE RUSSIAN INVASION.
sULEIMAN STRIVING TO RELIEVE PLEyNA.

SULElMAN SIhlNlNU ~ hLLlENb l. IILfNA.
sERyIA EXPECTED TO AID RUSSIA sHORTLY.
Suleman Pasha Is supposed to be endeayoring 70
go to the aid of Osman Pasha, by his operations
against the Czarewitchs army, which stands in tho
way. Seryla is expected to declare var imme-
dIately.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
FAuuRE OF A BANKING HOUSE.

CIsNNATTI, Nov 22.-Messrs. Phillips a.
Co.. bankers In Georgetown, Ohio failed yesterday
Their liabilities are about $4,000. Tho assets are not
given.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
THE ROUMANIAN LOSSES.

LONDON, Thursday Nov %, 1877
Russian official dispatch states that the Rou-
manians loss at the capture Of Rahoya was 22i
killed and wounded.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-23
A NEW RAID ON ERIE.
ATTORNEY GENERAL FARCHILD LEAD
ING IT.

ING IT.
GENERAL sICKLEs TIE REAL MOVER N THE
sCHEsE-THE JEwETT-THENRY SUIT THE CAUSE
or TIE TROUBLE.
For several months past General Daniel f. Sicllles,
on "A retainer from james McHenry, of London, has
been endeayorng to secure the removal of h. j..
Jewett as receiver of the Erie Railway and the
transfer of its control to other hands. Mr. Jewett
had instituted suit in London against Mcllenry,
which the latter desired TO have compromised. 1t is
now understood that Attorney General Fairchild
has been induced to interfere and that he has given
notice Mr.. ewett TO take further steps in the
su, the settlement of his accounts, in the re-
organization Of the road on the English plan.