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TO THE EplrOR Of llE SuN-SN: Nou
have some news about ,hy Jews emiarltug and
huiiding up u republic IN j rusAlen, Please
don't te ilarmed. The jews address, tle Lntl
every wear an 80 81 then f,t,rn ic-uNitIv-, sAy-
tnry have been iuslly engaged on TINS uilgri lie
age Iur nearly 2,VVO years, tney neyer roach tho
pOlat. -. uLnzBEAu.
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There never was in this country more
dsgraceful piece OF business than that In which
ORvL GRANT. the brother Of the President Of
tue United 3 ates. alleges he WAS engaged. In hts
formal petition to tho court at St. Louis, puo-
lished In to-days SUN.
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MuRTAGu is stil at the head Of the Wash
ineton police but so also, Is SECoR RoBBERsoN
sti secretary Of the Navy, and 80, also, Is GRANT
still In the White House.
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The Grand Jury yesterday presented
bill to the General Sessions for the suppression
OF pool selling. why wouldn't 1t be good idea
for them to now look into the matter Of stock
poola2
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Even liar tells a hundred truths t. ono lie.
lie mas iu, to mas" The ha s'pi llr nNt.lnf. Al ncn
are temp ed IN re ~ no utn tlit iv s tlH cw't ne
hroacu down prov iei l. inc rigAt seIip Atloa ius
Ia The rigAt spot H.tctey's Lec'Iie.
True enough. hut when a man has once been
caught in web of lies spun bY himself and has
addcd perjury to lying, his praises Of the virtue
Of truthlulueas fail to deceive the wise as TO b. Is
real chlricter All men are tempted, certllhly
but when u man yields 10 temptation, lIes Viii
not alter the TACT.
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Gen. AUGuR's course at New Orleans up
to this time has been discreet and greatly to his
credit. 1t Is fortunate for the country that
RUGER Is not in his place.
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DR. ALLInoNE declares that there have
boon no men Of geniussince the time Of GORGE
III. DR.. AILIBoNE Is the man who, though a
Philadelphian. makes no mention IN his bulky
" Dictionary Of Authors" Of GEORGE WASH
INGroS CHILps A. NJ, the most original poetic
genius Of this OF any other age.
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j. MADISON WELLS and ANDERSON OF
Louisiana have arrived Ia Washington IN season
to see their rasculy work undone by a bigger
ami honester board than they ever dreamed OF.
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According 10 the DdUU Bullctin, legal
proceedings are to be Instituted against the In
dlvdual directors ~ the Philadelphia and II nd
IN Railroad COMPANY to test their personal re-
sponsbili,y for having paid out immense sums
OF money ia the way VI unearned dividend,
since 1873 To sustain the suits, however, il VIII
be necessary TO show that tho liabilities and paw
nents 81 the Reading Railroad Company A.
gubrantor for the Cod and Iron Company should
have boen changed against the earnings Of the
railroad before the latter could legally declare
any dividend 10 other Words that the cod
COMPANY aud the railroad must be taken a.
forming one joint company, and all dividends
must hsve been erred or their joint opO ra-
uons. Ia ls'i II appe0rs, diyidonds were PAID
to the amount Of s(0)1OJl by the Rending Rail-
soad ON is stock, IN excess of the jo MT earn
iugs. An equal amount " b uaid out IA 1875, and,
IN 1873. tSil,O1l was = III ont IN unearned diyi-
dcnds, wlnle m lSij the books showed m eddie
ton INT loss Of i22V0O0. 1ho sum Of
ShsN0O thus paid out IN irlegh r or illegd div
idcnde was OFT ined by borrowing f.ow some
Pntadelpha bankers to whom were pledged,
before Issue, the bonds Of the ten milton dollar
loan placed ON the London market Ia January,
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We suppose It will not be denied that the Ex-
ccutive Government OF l. ul-ani. e whose csd Il
q :. PAcKARD nd the LEXIS ature which adhcfes to
II, tue legal Executive and Legislature OF that
state Deacon Richard Smih.
You have been imposed upon, Deacon Rich
ARD SMITH. by some designing person, prob
ably ROMEO REED PAcKARD's pretended Gov
eminent has no foundation except In the IN on
s,rous frauds penetrated by the Returning
Bourj. PACKARD is a usurper, Just "a KELLOGG
was usurper before him, bostered up by
GRANTS bayonets. Gov. NICHOLS derives his
title from the ncoi lc OF the State. while the
carpet baeger PACKARD gets his from j. MADI
son WELLS. IL is the people who are sovereign
tn Louisiana and not J. MADISON WELLS study
well these elementary facts, Deacon RICHARD
SMITH. before you make another assumption
like that which has surprised and grieved us.
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Several of our contemporaries make

Several of our contemporaries make
themselves merry over Mr. EMANUEL :. suTRo.
a prosperous cigar manufacturer OF this city,
who has refused to pay the sum OF $9O0 to Leo
PoLD STERN, commercial traveller, employed
Ia the service OF Mr.. SUTRo nrm, ana has been
sued. According TO STERNs account Of the
matter. willie In the South on a business expe-
dition, he was directed by Mr. SUTRo to visit, 10
his beh H. young lady 81 New Orleans whom
Mr.. SUIRO has since married; and STERN firms
that the negotiations precedent to the marriage
were entirely conducted by him but this Is not
probable. At any rate, Mr.. SU1Ro paid him $500
for his time and exertions In the matter, aud
STERN demanded 500 more. This Mr.. SUTRo
thought TO be an exorbitant and blackmaing
demand. He refused TO pay II, and hence the
suit which has been so widely commented upon.
80 far, however, the only account Of the matter
l. that furnished by STERN, aud this will doubt
less be contradicted by the testimony on the
other side. Any man is justi1ed in refusing to
submit to extorlion, even in matter SO delicate
and so liable TO Misrepresentation as the nego-
tiation Of his marriage. The moral courage Of
MIR. SrTRo, aud his firm adherence 10 his own
ideas OF right and justice, are worthy OF COM
meul.ttiDu.
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sUNB ~ nv.

-Berstadt Is skctching again IN thu
Rocky untalns, accompanied by Lord Duirty,n.
"A Roman Catholic priest was fined n
in Butter, Iowa, for eJ,ctlng paii.hioner from Nm,
church.
Baltimore dealers say that entire ov,.
ter beds are destroyed by drum nsh-voracous cfs..
lures strong enough to breaK the shells with TIER
teeth.
"A Chicago actors rendition Of ro1o {,
thus spoken OF by critic: "iIc does not SEEN to ,hn
that Iioo the cod.booded. bou. villain that Mr..
Booth makes him, but rather a sarcastic, ronicslas.
cynical cuss."
"A Toledo steamboat Captain, on hear,
ing OF the death OF Vanderbilt decorated his vessel
eayy with Hags aud streamers and blew the whistle an
day long. lie said that the Commodore had one,
wronged him. and consequently he felt Ike eeis
bratng.
Scarlet fever is so prevalent in Boston
that the Board OF Health has Issued circular to eits
zens. The recommendations are that the patient be
isoated, that all articles that cinnOt be aftergard
ccansed be removed from the ROOM that after recJv
cry the ceiling and walls he rubbed clean and thu,
clothing be boiled thoroughly or burned.
The Rev. Il. f. Parshall of valleic
Cal, tried to kiss sister In his church. She lndis.
nantiy repuised him, whercupon he wrote to her M
dear sister. wish you could this matter as 10,
and believe God will yet bring you to It," A,he
and sac were both married. his logic did not convince
her and when he again tried to kiss her expose.
hlm.
The practice of advertising the Cen,
tennia Exhibition awards In CARRIED forms has led to
lawsuit In Baltimore. One plano agent issued crcurs
claiming that his goods had been CHARACTERIZED AS bet
ter than any her make the IT IA being no COM
parsons We're made ia any of the Ju gcs' reports. A
rival agent sues for injunction ming other
from wing
The athletes who exhibit themselves in
Gfeco.Ronan wrestling have met with wonderful suo-
throughout the country. The winner OF two falls
out u three Is the winner of the match. and invlrabv
each wrestler gains fal, leaving the tnird to be the
deciding one and thLi sustaining interest," Yet tue
spectators generally regard the struggles genuine,
and thc performers are last getting rici.
Mansfield Island, in Lake Erie, has been
bought bY = man who intends to stock It with baci
cats, and XIII their progeny Tor their fur He Will ees
them at hrst on FISH uGht off the shore by men VIE
will live on the island, but after the enterprise well
started he Will utzs the meat Of IN, sauS cats
food for the living We also read that Gcor.
gan IA making an extensive buiness of raising dogs,
tanning their hides. and selling the leather Tor owe
making and other purposes.
A woman with bees nest in her hais
would probably be a lively spectacle; but Joaqnir
Miller tries, In the Independent. to lake such tnlus
romantic as follows;
he W. a ar1e W.
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II all the world a garden were,
And women were but bowers,
IL men were bees that Du-ird there
1hrou. h a / the summer hours
Oh | wouiu hum the garden through,
For honey, TIL came 10 YOU.
Then shnuli hive within your hair,
lts .un and gOld tOgether;
Aud | should bide In glory there.
Through all he changefui weather.
, 1877-12-19
JUGGED FOR LIBEL.
Two Ponnsy1vanla Editors Lnuguishink II

1"o fehns5lsan'a Eaitofs Lhugatfhtn6 Ia
.... jail.
Special D'snafch 10 The cafeaoo 7rthnne
WiLKHsnAHgE, ra., Dec. l8.-1n tho libel
cases Of the Commonwealth AGAINST Woodward
ona 1,or.n nuh,i.t,orx ~ tho 1vflCos,,o,,s &C.
0da Af@, new tf1al was refused this after.
noon. and tho prisoners sentenced ~ follows:
For libellug George D. Kulp, each was sen.
tcnccd to e700 fine. The costs of Inn nro.ccu.
.i,.,, s,,,1 tn,.,s,.n @ T.. 49, r".... ~ ~
.0u' ~" ,''P' ''soi'M.". -. ~ n,e eoun.y 'hA Aor
, 1877-12-19
LOCOMOTIVES.
America Gets Pew of tto Three Hundred
ttusstnm Engines tn Built.

America 0ets Pew Of ttu Tl,rse Hundred
hus@tnm Engines tn 1smilt.
sateta Ntpa.ea to 7hs CafrH7a 1.tsHH<.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18.-Is wks stated In
yous dispatches last month TINT = member Of
tho Baldwin Locomotive Works Company had
sallcd for Russia to make inqu!rlcs In regard to
acatc dispatch received about the building Of
largs number OF locomotives. Yesterday tho
arna received from their aseut, Mr. Parry, slrcc-
tions to Immediately proceed With tho copstruc-
tton OF forty larEesizcl dsst-class freight eu.
Eincs, to bu completed during February and
March, 1873. 1t u stated, In = lottcr received
from slr. Parry few days ago, tia. tho lluasian
uovrEnmcnt las absorbed licarlY alI Tie
railway plant for war purposes, and that II il
being rapidly used up mud destroyed In that
ruInols service. Meanwhile, tho 1arge&t crup
ot wheat ever raised IN southcrn tkQssia and
bulgaria Is rott!Hg in ths titus for need Ut
transportation. THIS WHEAT, which usually
tjnds an outlet from tbs Black Sea ports. wifi
hayu to be transported lY rail to the Baltic
lvrts, und abuut B0U now cnxincs will b. r.
qui5ol At o1Ice. a large proportion OF these
will, however, be built tn Europe. tbs uaginss
tn bu built al tue baldwin Loeomnt1yc Works
VIII cost upwards ot $500 uA, did In theif cot..
strugt!o,l employment will hs Etyen IL HI0
men Ia addition to tho force ok l,l0J mep now
employe1 III the works.
, 1877-12-19

a Record that Almost Equals tho Norm on
krfopheta'.
Ttf'1Yana to Cincinnati Comm eretai
NRw Yonk, Dec, 17.-The New Yorx 7Itnes
has special from Hartford, Conn, which taYs
the Town Of Coventry la. brought suit against
the Town Of Manchester for the support OF m
alleged paupcr named Patti PAMELA Anthony,
and tho woman hersclf has male a deposition
which shows d remarkable career OF married
life. The case Is before Judge Carpenter, Of
Hartford, as arbitrator.
According to her story, she was married Jn1y
6. 1857 to William BIZ, Of Springfield. WIN left
her three days nftcr. Alx weeks later abe heard
he was dead, and Oh Feb. 1, Of the next ycar, slc
married. David l.. Rogers. Of 11adlvme, Ct.
She lIvcd with Rogers fix months. when By. the
dead man, appeared, but was bought up, and
gave qutt-cfal'n to Rogers for silver wa,c',
and e..
Abnut two years after Rogers went to sea,
and six months following his departure Mrs.
N.Rers heard lie had hecn hanged ns a pirate.
Finding single life hanging heavily on her
han!s, she married, In March, l341. Frederick
4. Wheeler, wbu now lfycs In Manchester, c..
stx months after thls marriage, Rogers. the
l!rel wlfh PAMELA TIL October, 1915, when he
dlcd.
II March, 1850, shc married Henry Afyers, of
Williamsburg, n. T., and rot divor,c In March,
aud moved to Wisconsin. She lived with him
several years, and rot divorced.
Shc then married Edward Marshall somewhere
In Ohio, lived with him seven years. anl got an
she married Emanuel hopy, Of Hartford, and
lived With lin tfx months, whcn he ran away.
Tits record shows she had scven husbands In
all. She wAs frat married. wien II years of
entry sues Manchester for her support, claiming
her bettjcmcnt is In MACltestcr. Wncfe her tt,4.
, 1877-12-19

the courtroom. Mr. Merritt was Identified bY
Dr. Lambert as the person referred to
tn Ills counsel Dr. Lambert said lie had asked
Merritt If lie knew the jurymen, but lie had
only naked In order to find out That sort Of men
the Jury were.
Mr. Stephen Merritt, undertaken, Of Eighth
bail talked with him.
point, but Dr. Lamt>crt insisted that the objec-
tion ahoufi be Withdrawn.
Ar: Merritt said Dr. Lamhert had como fnt1
the Store turing tho past two weck8, and had
told hln' there was 3 snoottl-facca man On the
jury that lived in the Ninth Ward, who was q
know him, Dr: Lsmter& then asked the wit.
meas "to sec Mr. Nterkie and let him know"
pr. Lambert was good temperance man. Dr.
Lambert came lnto tho sturc and told the Wit
ncss that Mf. Senior whs one Of the jurore. md
aleu told the witness ITO fec Mr. aei.inr, and let
Merritt answered that he did not sec how he
could do this.
NJ. smi,h-Dr. Lambert did not tell you to
60 and eee any 81 these Jurors, did hef
Mr. Rut1ns-One moment.
Mt. snlti-Ynu ata11 not Interrupt me.
Mr. lollns-Onc moment. have The right
to understand the testimony. The HItucae, as
I understand, testified that DR.. Lambert wanted
him to go to see these jurors.
Mr. Rollins remembrance Was found correct.
Mr. Merritt continued iIIa testfmony; voIun.
teer!ng, NTH very broad smile on his face, that
hc didnot know that he was to be called - 4
witness.
Mr. Rollins said: " 1 took care Of that ontl
there Was Inv laugh In thu curt. THIS testt-
nony produced marked sensation, tho effect
favor. The case will yet to tho weary Jury u.
morrow.
, 1877-12-19

Special Da&DafcA ia M Chfeuaa 1f1AaA&.
New YonK, Dec. 18.-lu the trta] Of Dr.. T. g.
Lambert, President Of ths iatc Popular Life,
for perjury. the prosecution added some impor-
taut testimony to-day, which u.ay serve ~ =
tnony when the question wa sprung upon him
whether he had talked with Mr. Stephen AIer-
ftt about the Jury In bis cue. This the witness
admitted, bus dsuied that he asked Merritt TO
approach Mr. Senior, ono Of the Jury, and
talk With him about tho esae- lie had told Mcr-
rtt thesaw persona on tho Jury, one Of whom
WA temperance 1nAn, whom be kus*, and
that III. Senior. tho undertaken, WA another Of
them.
Mr. Rollins, A84!4tant Dlatrtet-AttorneJ,
called for Mr. Merritt, aud he appeaIed from tho
side Of the tuzy"box Anilst great sensAt1un IN
, 1877-12-19

Special h1Dllch 10 Tar C7icU0o TFf1une,
ANN ARDoR, Mich, Dec. l8.-Cousilerable
excitement prevails tonight a,noug law
students, In consequence Of three of their num-
bcr having been bound ever to tho Circuit
Court fur trial On Charge Of destroying Will.
fully some private property wostl, s15D. Their
names are n. G. Baum, Ut Evansville, Ind; J.
/. Gale, OF noston. Mass.; and Fritz Morris, Vi
New York Efty.
, 1877-12-19

.-.. 49, -, e.,
ans.h'nR & int tnen.s t. aass, ha. nc tl'ant kno"
n.,u, , Ink rnnpnAsar a,',e's. A., a,.,.
eSlnceu murh c1rttcment during tfc giving OF
thc at'oYe teat,mohy he wa continually urg-
IT.; II III tou4s.! 10 oHcr noIect'ohs' "hacti they
o'! ifc4uehtly.
.i a. ln's R''it M s exclaimed In loud tone'
VII rt inaKlh. u alI up.
H., ac next question " VT. Lord raised t.Fri.
n,,at,s,s;, ~. 'u"i ~ was; VINO "as Tue forgery
a@St.At " IN,
IL IT. fth.o9 1'' % %snrane 70 n.s 1est ana ooectc.';
,ocnrni a' w. olGn 10 p'3so .nn. a. aoon e hc
se.sattu "an "lscha1Ae, Ltrne!ls "eHt ~ lug
.tst ;hea n.,,,o mose namc INC 9een .orReu, anu
tn. taa. neot'ctnah pFoa'pt'y sa'o NC was hos the
Ao,fs'. IL e,,- u,..,,.,
~. Linton thfcatcnlhaty}-uo you "@h 70
tfF tne quit ar Innocence ol Jug "lthess
IT, ru, hf tsoAh f'oof'
nsr' knrh.-tes, W: r,.
a1I. Cnhton Observation-Disclosures gene ao"n,
Peesunanyt on t'e htsuo4 Ininutes'
Mr' LOU "ent ." 70 a19uo @nat tMo propo.
nent' len1ttnn1 :aat AoINety nau
ssnm eua,s'''t.eo' son,, ..as'"e ntusem ua
SoH'H''ahWn " a"LEe1fs laitc'J chaTYed
a, III ~ ~, ov so ~, ."t J y yelling
nun ou. .. LUZ Wy, snat ~ 'n9ucea Two doe.
to1s u s"caF aaseay tnat Eofnsiue Wns
insane a1m tIhefeoy seea!ed his arrest
ani .,sa ,'ee.I.n" ,.t. a,. ~ .una..s asS1"1l,
anu that, wien Chfnclus appllcl Tor
us uise.'a,se| .c attemptca y 1orco hltn tu
caftY w. tte in!anous Inlcc " threatening 'aln
"tn "lrme.'es"!eG T,t "Mu StHto T. ll1ou.
IL, mr. I1nts'n iacliy caa'nG.t thG.c vas no suct,
csNctheG in tno easc' He Sao the counsel
snon!' nc e,, uem"nnse. m .e" "
sot HAaInu ~ lNskhs AMI PHoM1L0A9a
s ssh fo t an infamous "a, tsandcrs. was hleh
, 1877-12-19
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

sFR1sGEIgLp. I'LL, Dec. 1a.-tjoy, Cullom ro-
stunned tho Jutira Of the Exccuttyv ollrc this
morning. Hc reports bis trip highly enjoyable,
Corporations He'd petitions for license with
the sevEutary OF State this morning ~ follows:
Iluek's Chicago Eagle BscwfhQ Company. cap-
ital, $loauU; uoiect, tue manufacture, selling,
aud dealing IN malt, hops. beer, ale. splrituous
Huck, Johu L. McMahon, Hcury Wagner, viii
ian Is&e], Michael Kaux. Also, Tbs HcLsoutx
Cemetery Association; 1t IL osxaulxeI to sus-
tain cemetery 1t 3touleIee, kn1lkakec Cuuuty.
, 1877-12-19
ST. PAUL'B SENSATION.

SntelIi MfD0lcA p 7Hs EA1caaa 7N69MA
ST. PAUL, MInu., Doc. ta-lselasIyes OF tho
parties authorize tho announcing Ut tho mar.
rtaae, 1t Sparta, Wls., Of Dr.. Ashton aud His
kate Thompson, both OF this city. Tho affair Il
tho sensation ot The city. Tns lady Il tho
daughter of tbs late J. Z. Thompson,
wealthy banker. tier lnothrF, now
in Europ, aud other fsleuta opposed tho
match, and she, In rharRu Of Hlahop Whlpple.
was being taken East. presumably for sAlety,
hut Sue persuaded ths Bishop ~ lcase het 1t
aud was met BY her lover, and married. The
relatives and friends hers suu nit gracefully. aud
are ready to extend congratulations.
, 1877-12-19

DoisH Clrr, Dec, 13.-Col. E. Mcl]. Ttmonry,
late Reglatcr OF the Land Otllrc a. Dolse CITY
by appointment aa Interim, was arrested to-day
By order Of the United States Dlstrfct.Attorncy
on Charge of cxtortinu for taking illegal fees
under the cotor Of otllcc fees fr0n Cittxens filing
applications Tor homestead and prcc1uption
claims,
, 1877-12-19

DECISION IN A a1UNDER.CAHE,
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. ls.-ThG Supreme Court
this morning decided Tie Victor munlcr-casc by
oycrrllIng The decibion Of tho Court Of Frank
lin County, md holding that tho Governor t.as
power 10 commute The sentence OF lupatic
Without their consent.
, 1877-12-19
DEATH ON A TRAIN.

H1<c14I N&ta&cA 70 ia CAla11n 1TfbNAe.
AURORA. ILL.,, Dec. I'D. u, MontE, Of
Valparaiso, Ind. died on tho Atlantic Express
train yesteEdsy afternoon, fsw mlles west Of
thts clty. a Cosoues's tuty assigned consuinp-
tiun u. the cauae, aud friends, who vers sum
moued bY telegraph, arrived last eTeninX to
t4ko charge VI thu remains
, 1877-12-19

AbFciaI htsDNffh 10 7As ChIeaQo tribune.
DLooMINoToN, ILL.,. Dee. 'lS.-Yestertlay, In
Funk's Grove, near Bloomington, occurred
fracas between two old netghbors, wealthy
farmers. 4. J. Durham, and Levi Biggs, that
Will possibly result III BlcGs' DEATH Al tho cul-
Hugs with bnIl club, cut deep gasl, IN bta face
With kn!fr, uiu stabbed him iii tic shoulder.
Dunhanl WIS then seized by bystundcrs, mud
has stnec bccu arrested.
, 1877-12-19

DEApwoop, D. r., Dec. 1s.-s. X. Nungate
surrendered Ai,niclf u tho Sheriff of this coun-
y this evening, stating that lla had killed. man
nanlrtl I'arr, who attempted to Jump ht4 {liun-
gate's} raHciie ou Kcd Water about thirty miles
from this ciIr.
, 1877-12-19

LoussvlILH, Dec IA parts, KY. special
reports tho abscondtug Of W. II. Sirhol (coi-
orcd), Treasurer Ut tho Colorcd Agricultural
Society, With 81, 800 of the Socicty's money.
, 1877-12-19

MEMPHIS. Dec. 18.-Tho case OF LovIn II.
Cos for killing II. II. Beach IL on trial In tile
Criminal Court. A severance has beet, granted
IN thu case OF Cleveland Clarks, Ills brother.
in:law. charged with 6eiug accessory to the
killing.
, 1877-12-19

INFAMOUS AND scANDALOUs.n
EAw foNK, Dec. 15.-The management OF
tho ctosr1 National Trust Company Is pro-
nounecI Infamous and scanluloua The Bank
Exautuer haa been twice bctoru tho 0raul
jury
, 1877-12-19
1RITlIkRY.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa+, Dec. 18.-Jobu McAllis-
ter, Jr., optfctan, died Yesterday, aged o., lie
was the oldest living graduate Ut tho University
of rcunsT1vanta.
, 1877-12-19

Spfefai hspatcA Ia 7k$ Chicago 7rf6uas.
DIS MolNxs, Dre. 1a.-Belford Andrews.
WHO was struck With bllsard.ball on Saturday
night BY Ferguson FrIel, will probably die. lie
has not spoken &ines. Whisky did H.
, 1877-12-19

Paralysis rendered my left side entirely ns.lrss;
was miserable: life was burden. Dr. Giles Lin.
tment Iofaldc Of Ammonia cured me. John Ap-
pua North DtanfoEd, Conn. Sold by all drug.
x1etS.
, 1877-12-19
a bIURDEnOus WIFE.

CINCINNATI. o., Dec. ls-Thc jury In tho
Creighton murder case, aftcr dc'ibera.aon Of
twcuty-stx hours, returned verdict Of u,an.
slaughter, at 12 o'clock to-day, which ts con-
sidcrc.l q compromise yrrIlct. The first rote
stood four for murder In the t1rat and eight for
the second degree, which vas finally changed to
ten for acqulttal md two for conviction, the Int
ter two holding out to the cnl. Tho pnr!tculars
Of the murder n.e Substantially these: On thu
Il Of lust January Henry Creighton was found
tlcatl In his house by nelghbors arouscd by his
wife. who contested to having killed tim IN
sclt41cic,,se. Thcrc were no witnesses 10 tic
murder but Eddie Garland, her 19-ycnr-
old son by a former husband. Ills
wife il believed, according to the
Testimony, to have married hIs property rather
than the man, with whom shc lived iu eontluu-
Gus warfare. Gu the 1norntng Of hls death, shc
eay4 isc l,ad chuscl llcr about the lousc Shout.
Inc ut her, and finally, with broAl.ax, drove
her to defend herself, when 4hc killed him BY
throwing IN iron mortnr and natl.puller. i
motion for new trial, i,y lrr counsel, IL now
being entertained by Judge Wright
, 1877-12-19

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