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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

The complimentary testimonial rendered to Nike
Henry, Of Brooklyn, at tho Athcnnum, Clinton and
Atlantic streets, that city, last evening" success
The hall was crowded. and programme rich IN variety
was presented. Singing and dancing opened the
entertainment, when John Whitney and OLcnry were
Introduced MS the first OF the boxers. -Four rounds
oil TAR hitting were gone through with Wary Ed
wards and George Mccarthy followed In lively bout.
Arthur Mullen and William Mcclellan brought down
the house with straight aud clever work, in which the
former realized all expectations ''Scotty's Mousse
anu johnny stack next appeared, when Billy Edwards
aud Jim Frankcy came on The WIND up was between
dstinguishcu tcachcr OF the art ol scdcicncc from
New YORK and Johnny Dryer. Both showed their
proverbIal clcvcrncss In thrco-round bout, ana
the two leaving tho stage the applause almost
deafoning. Mr.. Nolan was master OF ceremonies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
TROUBLE IN GEORGIA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
ATLANTA, April 10, 1871
special from Union Point to your correspondent
discloses terrible state OF affairs In ogclhorpo county,
tho scene OF tho late riot, during which Luke johnson
with band Of negroes tried take possession tho
Post ONCE. general feeling Of disrust and Suspicion
pcrvades the county, although all OF the supposed
rim gle adcrs have been arrested. A night or two
since negro named Turner was called out
from his house and Killed by party OF unknown
men, a night two later two other negroes
were called out In tho same manner and
were seriously shot that they dying wnen last
heard from. Eight white cilizens OF the county have
been arrested under warrants taken out by Luke
son. The local volunteer military company has APP
piled to tho Governor Tor arms, and he having none
hand, has asked his AdJutant General TO secure
few from each company now holding tho States guns,
in order 10 arm the Oglcthorpo company.
The evidences Of a conspiracy on the part OF tho
grocs attack the whites is said 10 DO convincing
Tho list OF the whites who were to DO attacked
nstcd and confirmed. Ex.Attorney General Ackcr-
man has Como to defend Johnson and his fellow prs.
oncrs. Governor Colquut last night went to a negro
church and entering the pulpit preached earnest
sincere sermon to n purely negro congregation. Hc
Will offer rewards for the murdercrs OF the OgIcthorpc
negroes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
THE ST. LOUIS FIRE.

ST. foris, Mo-, April 10, 1877.
Tho Coroner's inquest In the Southern Hotel fire case
began today. The jury sworn over tho body OF
Kate Nolan, one OF the servants OF the house which
had been kept IN the cooling room OF the Morguc
Tor that purpose They then repaired TO the Grand
Jury rooE, in Four Courts Building, and had
long discussion whether their sessions should be pub
lie private. Ii was finally decided admit one rc-
porter IRON each paper the city aud tho Associated
Press and one representatives each OF the FIRE Dcpait-
mont, insurance companies, Brcslin Darling K CO..
proprictors 81 the hotel and Robert Campbell owner
OF tho properly. The jury then proceeded to business
The search Tor bodies In the ruins was conttur I'd
to-day with unabatcd vigor but nonc were found
Considerable moro property of snrious descriptions
discovered IN badly damaged condition and The
safo OF tho hotel nearly uncarthed. IL will un-
doubleday DO taken out tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
A JEALOUS HUSBAND.

Thomas Kiicoran. OF No 425 East Twelfth street. u
o married man, and lattery he has had grave doubtl
OF his wifc's 0dclity. Yesterday no concluded "a
watch hor Ho lett usual for work. but instead Of
going his business no remained opposite tho house.
After waiting and Watching for some time James
Gallagher, OF No. So Greenwich avenue, entered the
building and to tho apartments OF Kicoran Tho
Jealous husband followed close Gallagher .
heels, and the visitor had hardly seated bimsof
when the door violently burst opon aud Kicoran
entered. Gallagher at once attacked him and lively
light cnsucd, In Of which tho enraged husband
seized Ratchet and dealt Gallagher a severe blow
the head The two mon wore arrested OH counter
charges OF assault rnd battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
KEHoE SENTENCED TO DEATH.
ANOTHER MOLLY MAGUIRE UNDER THE SHADOW
or THE GALLONS.

ANOTHER MOLLY MAGUIRE UNDER THE SHADOW
or THE GALLONS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PorrsviLLE, Pa, April 10, 1877
John Kehoo, OF Grardvillc, county delegate OF tho
Ancient Order Of Hibernians for Schuylkl, and tho
hated Molly Maguro In the anthracite coal REGION
called up before Judge Pershng this forenoon to
be sentenced to death for the murder Audcnred in
1862. OF r. W. 5. Langdon mlno boss. Tho "soly
King" who evidently desires be considered worthy
Of the name, manifested some nervousness but main.
tanned somewhat Jcunty ar He denied his guilt,
sayng that, .Of course he never beat Langdon, and
saw HIM beat He had always been . friend
TO the murdered man, aud had been convicted of
murder by prejudice and not by evidence" After re-
viewing al some length the testimony Of some OF the
portant points, Kehoc abruptly closed bY saying, with
bland smile and assumption OF careless uncon-
Germ. II don't know us There is any use Of saying any
more"
THE SENTENCE
Judge Porshing then made short review OF tho case,
concluding with thcso words :--.,The whole evidence
alike that which for you and that which was
against you, The Court cndcav0rci to present fairly
the Jury IL was Impressed upon them In view OF what
said on tho argument that question of naton-
aity religion should have tho slightest influence
over their verdict. that upon tho evidence guilt OF
this and not rcorts which connected your
name with other crimes would they be warranted in
Guding against you verdict OF guilty. After patient
dclibcraton you viccd ~ the highest crime
known TO the law need say nothing about the socm-
Ly OF the position you occupy ia the long interval
between tho Inn oil June, 1907, nnd THIS hour you
have not often clt the pangs Of rcnorscp0 words of
mno could move yon. Under your swn signature
you have Withdrawn the motion In OF Judgment
and lor trial, and II but remains Tor pro-
nouncc upon you tho sentence Of the law"
A SOLEMN
The Judges all arose end AMID profound silence
Judge Pcrshing pronvnhccd tho death sentence. kc-
hoo unmoved
A wiFKs rIDRfiTy
His wife, who was present, accompanied him 10 the
prison door and then embraced him. When iron door
swung 10 behind him ana I'll then did he womans
nature assert itself AS she walked away alone and
weeping bitterly she created much sympathy Tor her
SELL
Kchoc will appeal 10 tho Supreme Court and will
have hearing IN May at Harrisburg
Governor Hartrnnit has received the records from
tho supreme Court III tho cases OF Munlcy. Kelly
Doyle and Donohuc. whose appeals were non pressed
and VIII doubtless again thor death warrrnts in
In lew daYs. Nothing will then Interfere with their
execution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, 7!
WASHINGTON, April Ill A. NJ.


WASHINGTON, April Ill A. NJ.
Indications
For Now England and the Middle States partly
cloudy, warmer weather, with light local rains easery
to southorly winds and stationary slowly falling
barometer
For tho South Atlantic and Gulf States slightly
warmer, east to south winds with slowly falling bar.
ometcr, partly cloudy weather. AMI In tho Southwest
occasional rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley warmer, south
to southwest winds, falling barometer, partly
cloudy weather and light rams
For tho lake region northeast to southeast winds,
partly warmer, partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain. with falling barometer during tho oay
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys partly cloudy weather aud local rains with
south winds, and falling barometer In Missouri and
Iowa during the day, followed by winds shifting to
northerly and westerly, with cooler weather and rising
barometer
Tho Mississippi River will fall at stations above
Memphis, and rise slightly at stations below; the Ten.
ncssce. Cumberland, Lower Ohio and Lower Missouri
rivers will tall slowly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
THE RECENT INSTRUCTIONS TO THE COMMITS.
sIoN-THE WITHDRAWAL or THE TROOPS
REGARDED AS CERTAIN.

WASHINGTON, April 10, 1871
The President has received only one communication
from the louisiana Commissioners and that was on
Thursday last, giving account or tho progress OF
affairs up TO that time and asking for additional in
structons, which were promptly forwarded Thcy did
not modify the original Instructions but merely
explanatory OF certain portions oi them in regard
which tho commission Desired further Information.
The President has intimation when the coin.
mission win return 70 Washington, but tho opinion Is
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expressed that they may complete their business
10 return here by saturday or Monday next
THE WITHDRAWAL rHE TROOPS
There IS no doubt that the troops will Withdrawn
from New Orleans, As intimate trends OF the President
say That u Is not 10 DO expected that he viii
LOUISIANA course different from that IN the oil
south Carolinh, but ~ an open question when IL will
DC best TO act therefore, no time liked for the ssn
ance oil an order for the withdrawal OF the troops IL
Is the desire OF the President tnat the commission shall
have the fullest opportunity Tor the completion OF their
work and therefore. he has made no suggestion 10
the period OF their return.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
CAMILLE DEFERRED.

Last evening quito n large audience assembled Ia
front OF tho Lyceum Theatre to attend Miss Adelaide
Lemons performance OF Camille" The house was
not opened, however, and shortly after eight o'clock
tho people. who by this tmc had assembled In very
large numbers. common ci 10 move away. Tho follow.
ing letter explains tho why tho theatre nos
cpenod:--
Ngw YORK, April 10. 1877.
To EpiroR HERALD:
trouble between the management and the
proprietor OF the Lyceum Theatre BILE
this evening the theatre being opened Camille will
he presented arrangements can be made and
notice the perform viii be given in the daily papers
Tickets sold will be good Tor this perfortnance
ADELAIDE LENNOx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship AIgcra will lcavc this port %
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails Tor Europe Will close at tho Post ofncca1
six o'clock A. VI.
THE Ngw York HERALp-Editlon for Europe-wtu
DO ready at halEpast nvo o'clock In tho morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing. six cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho ne cycorama OF Paris by Night" In the last
week OF It's exhibition In Philadelphia.
Days play OF .'Lifc'' Is being performed this week
at the Walnut Street Theatre. Philadelphia, by
pany from the Filth Avenue
ssThree Days" Is in It's second and last wcck at the
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia II has bccs
superbly mounted by tho management
Mr.. Sothcrn plays Colonel John White, and Mrs
John Drew Mrs. Pinchbcck, 10 Robertsons comedy,
Homo" at tho Arch Street Theatre Philadelphia,
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
ANOTHER BANK GONE.
THE CHILLIcoTHE (oHIo) NATIONAL BANK
WINDING UP.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHILLIcorHE, April 10, 1877.
The Chcotho National Bank OF this city, which
among the FIRST to organize here under the
National Bank law will wind up It's business to-mor-
row. the First National Bank here having entered into
arrangement to close up all its outstanding affairs
Some two years ago the bank was crippled through
cmbezzlcmcnt on tho part OF the cashier, and IRON
this has never fully recovered The iDst uton will
without doubt, pay every dollar II owes, bot tho
stockholders can lind better means OF Investment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
ANNA DICKINSON wIrHpRAws.

Tho "Crown oil Thorns'' is more at least AZ the
Eaglo Theatre. Its brief and troubled
sudden termination yesterday by tho withdrawal Of
Miss Anna Dickinson.
Miss Dickinson stated TO rcporter last night that
her failure to act involuntary. Her withdrawal,
she said forced upon her by tho repeated viola.
lions OF contract tho part OF the management Of
tho theatre. She declined however TO DO interviewed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
BOOTHS THEATRE.

Mr. Mccullough appeared last night at this house
before a large and enthusiastic audience in tie
character OF spartacus in Birds tragedy Of tho
GLADIATOR The essentially vlrc cast OF Nc
cuoughs genius admirably nis him for the intcrpre-
tnton OF The feelings and passions which We naturally
associate with a leader OF men,
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NrDro's GARDEN.

Mr. j. J. wallace's "grand mclodramatc, novel,
spectacular and realistic sensation" entitled Tho
Man from America was produced at Nblo's Garden
last evening before audience that nled every seat
in that immense building and crowded the PASSAGE
ways. Mr. Walace's drama Is not new To this city,
having been played some years ago with great success
at Woods Museum. The cast last evening was we'll
adapted bring out ali there Is OF good in the piece
and every poirt told.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
ITALIAN OPERA.

The managers OF tho Italian opera have wisely do
cided TO reduce tho prices OF admission TO the
Academy OF Music during tho remainder OF the sea-
SON. and lovers OF good music enjoy an
evening at tho at the sane cost MS visit TO the
theatre This desirable change begins this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
AMUSEME NTS.


OF MUSIC
The Brooklyn Academy 10 an enormous building.
but II had dne audience last night occasion Of
the production of the famous 'Shaughraun" OF which
Mr. Boucicauit Is at once the author and tho hero.
The MAY was enthusiastically received, and
tho scenery. which exported the RIVER from
wallack's Theatre worked easily that the curtau
tell at quarter TO eleven Mr. Boucicaul: played
Conn with exquisite humor sni delicate pathoS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.


The following rccerd will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of last year, as
indicated by the Thermometer At Hudnut's pharmacy.
HERALD Buildng:-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17
"pos CARLOS" AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

The third representation OF verdis opera, don
Carlos drew fair house to tho Academy OF Music
last night There change In tho distribution OF
characters from the lrst performance last week. but
there a decided gain in the ensemble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17

Average temperature yestcrday. ".......... 4SM
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year Observation-Disclosures. 81 x
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coRREsPoSDEScE BETWEEN THE REPUBLICAN
STATE OFFICIALS AND GOVERNOR HAMPTON
REFUSAL TO SURRENDER FOLLOWED By A
CLOSING OF THE OFFICE ROOMS
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17

CHR0Nlc. KIDNEY. BLADDER TiiKIR COGNAfH
hitherto fatal Diseases with fn directions for they
cure In Dr. HEArii's book Of ioo pages, grsus ~ 40
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CLUSINU OF The OFFICL EUUMb.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, April 10. 1871
After prolonged consultation this morning, at which
Mr Chamberlain was present and is thought 10 have
taken prominent part, the republican officials decided
10 decline TO comply with Governor Hampton's de.
mand for she surrender Of tho Offices occupied by
them The grounds upon which they base their refusal
fully forth In the following letter addressed TO
the Governor to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-17

There is a great competition among tho members OF
the Board OF Appeals examiners In Chef mado va
Solicitor for tho Interior Department. Each member OF
this corps furnished tonight with The following
Instructions, which govern first days com.
pctvc cxanin ation and will show the test to which
they arc subjected
FSrsf-Submit for the Inspection of the Board an M.
pication or applications Tor patents In which you
acted on preliminary questions such as DIVISION OF
application new matter and The like, and ihcrewiih all
the papers In the case or eases.
Second-submit, also. an application or applications
which you have second time rejected without appeal,
with all the papers relative thereto.
Thtrd-SuDmit an application rejected by you and
appealed, with the reasons OF appeal. your answer
thereto ana the decision or decisions OF the tribunals
above you.
.Fo,rth-The Board would also Ike a statement,
written by yourself OF the nature OF your class what
important interests OF manufacture trade
nccted herewith, tho Kind OF patents most sought
after and what special questions classes gues.
lions have como before you for adjudication, and,
with tins statement any pertinent papers that may
have been written by you.
The special board Tor this purpose consisting OF tho
and the Department. Solicitor, Will hold mrs, session
tomorrow IN tho Interior Department library room.
when II VIII consider The answers submitted by tho
competing gentlemen in response the foregoing pro.
positions out OF tho twenty-five members oil tho
examining corps 1t is thought only six eight viii
enter with any hope Of winning. Tho contest IS
thought TO lie between Mcssrs Bates and WILDER
though Stocking, Bartlett aud Durrall will make de.
tcrmincd effort The examination viii continue for u
of days. There IS mucn dissatisfaction among
tho contestants rule adopted by the Board re.
iating to the grading OF persons examined. ono hun.
drcd is set the standard but they margin
Of twenty per cent for efficiency and seryiceabity,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-07


Ihcrr j. another actress IN New York
not now upon Ia, Stage, hut liying IA cotuplra-
tive I,urc nrut. Who're mIiiI,se with the scion
oi yOIns rstDcrit has tlrieI tho l.tter's
family igaln,t MN. Fvt wears ago she was the
pei Of numerous nuoltnCe-. aud none who
tTpned upon tur stage received more sincere
Ipp use than tlis actress. she attracted the
attention OF a NOun. man whO lived On FIftn av-
enuc. ami whose hetf,Iip t. "A million was un-
disputed. lie sought ner acquaintance. and ia
valpus ways convinced her that IA intentions
were non1rtDir. Bung injected win MIN.
toned FAMILY NJ An interior city herself she was
battered Dy his attention. and giy, herself up
- nim exclusively. Upon a promise to marry,
sac lett the stage quietly. aud babe the boards
2pOI-pN. iney were IA rflnl In the presence Of
a half dozen frioud,. ana iumouldteiy went to
Europe. Not until then did she discover that
he hdd los this act alenaled nis friends aud
relatives from Dotn. and II WAS only by usi Y ner
own WINGS That they were enabled to return to
TINS cnun,ry IN comfort. All Efforts OF joint
ffisnus 70 eject iecOnN tlatipn itieo Dut the
Young HUSBANDS mpthcr fndiy gave nun S2UDJ,
vita which lie msae "A start IN business and has
since doae moderately well. Tns couple are
livilg on inr.y-tniri : rect, and attend the
same church as the husb ,nn ,mily. Ilcy are
inuependent enough. i've conformity. aud.
whie rssrettn. the alien alton, ore npt disturbed
hN H. IN cN"mpary ifs mas won for his woman
hosts OF friends, anl sne Is u real helpmAte 20 "a
Mprtny man.