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The New York herald., 1877-01-04
END OF A RAILROAD STRIKE.

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. 3, 1877.
The strike ofthc locomotive engineers on the Grand
Trunk Railway ended late last night, all tho members
Of the Brotherhood rcsumng Their old positions IL is
undersood that concessions were mado OH both sics
The trains are moving all along tho limo usual to-
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
A FALL RIVER STEAMER ASHORE.

New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 3, 1877.
The steamer Newport, OF the Fall River line, came
into this harbor on Tuesday to effect repairs to some
OF her machinery which had broken. She ran on tho
beach and stuck fast. Those OF the passengers who
we're or Boston werc TAKE OF and forw arJcd by ru
and those for Newport remain board supplies hnv-
ing been forwarded them. The mol dam agcd
as yet, and will probably get OF all right soon
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
A CONNECTICUT CHURCH BURNED.

HARTFORD, Jan. 3, 1917
The Congregational church at Windsor Locks was
burned this morning Loss $50, 900: Insurance.
sl2,0O0 $1,000 in the Hartford and $4,000 In tho
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
RONDOUT CLOSED IN.

RoSDour n Y, Jan. 3 1877.
Teams, with heavy loads, began crossing the river
to-day and the Terry closed Tor the first time this
winter The track has been kept open for the past
three weeks by the steamers Norwich aud Sammy
Cornell OF Cornell Co. Is line, at OF about $3.50
per day, with the average dnily receipts about $50
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
ANOTHER VICTIM,

WORCESTER Mass Jan. 4, 1871
It has just been asserted that George H. spooner of
Miburg, pcrishcd in the car City oil Buffalo IN tho
Ashtabua disaster He was on his way TO California
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
A SNOWBOUND RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3, 1877
special despatch from Johnstown, Pa. says the
Ebcnsburs branch OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad Is so
blockadcd by snow that it will require the labor Of
over 100 men TO open Il for traffic within week
moro. The mails and passengers are now carried In
slclghs belwcen Ebensburg aud Crcsson. Pa.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
BODY IDENTIFIED

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 3, 1871
special despatch from Ashtabula, Ohio, TO tho
Leader last night says the body OF Boyd L. RUSSELL of
Auburn N. Y, victim OF the late railroad disaster at
that place, has been idcntided.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
TIE WEATHER. YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the pnst twenty four hours IN COM
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
The New York herald., 1877-01-04

Average temperature Yesterday. II 7,
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AZ
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
EIp n 10 DllnnI Y

ACTORS, vUCALlSTs, PUBLIC SPEAKERS REC
mnend IIALs's IioNrY or IloREHOuSD AND TAR.
PIXIES TooniAcnE DRors cure In one minute.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
THE BRIDGE OF DEATH.
Additions to the Identified Dead at
AShtabula.
A SAD STORY FROM RONDOUT
AsurAsuLA, Ohio, Jan. 8,

AsurABuLA, Ohio, Jan. g. 1871
BY the finding Of papers aud scraps OF clothing
among the debris to-day, the following named persons
are known to have been the train -
Misses Charlotte n. and Martha Ann Smith, OF Ron
dout n. Y.
J. W. Smith. OF Toronto, Ont
Among the bodies at the frc,ght house that OF Mrs
Elizabeth Hopper. OF Chippewa Ont, was identified
to-day.
POCKET KNIVES FOUND
Tho only relics found to-day besides those men,
toned were some pocket knives
CLEARING THE wRRcK.
1t is probable that the work OF clearing away tho
wreck and the search for the missing will be finish ed
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04

GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
are best for securing sound lungs.
health comfort. Sold everywhere. Mailed, 81.
SINGER. manufacturer. 7ut Broadway.
The New York herald., 1877-01-04
HAVANA LOTTERY.
NEXT DRAWING JANUARY Is. 1877

IN April 1874 sold the prize OF $500 600 gold and
Septeu u,ber | wc sold aud cashcd Of xlOpU,O
Is. MARTINEZ Co. Bankers
Ii 1 A..II.a hu.o.,
The New York herald., 1877-01-04

selected especially for imported and bottled
CAsWELI.. HAZARD ~ GO Druggists. Fifth Avenue
Hotel building and 9TH corner OF ,t st. also No. Is:
Thames Newport, L. l. Our only places OF business
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
TIE ADVANCE BEGCy.

All compromises for the relief Of CHAN
EEELAIs arc given over. and If he still
confess the oEce Of Governor with Fl AMP
Ton il viii have TO be done before the
courts Of the State. where the question
properly belongs AID where only il can
receive authoritative and de6nitive settle
nent II he shAll then succeed, his claim
will have such sanction - vii justify his
exercise OF the ofice In the minds
Of all Just peross. whether re-
siding North or South; and If he desires to
remain in the position he vii doubles
have the active oo-operatioa and support
Of the people Of the State. without regard
TO party reistioes or political opinions
Bu, il he bad been sustained By tho aid Of
the FederL power. OF If he had succeeded
in gaining . foo,hoN BY the decision Of
some foreign body sent into the State 70
p.ss upon the sqfhcieney Of in elections.
or the regularity Of the CANVAS made Of
the returns Of the votes cast. he could
never have felt the approval Of his OWE
selfre<pect. TO say nothing Of expecting
the soquiescenos Of the people in the re
suit
The troops are 10 be Withdrawn from
the State house, and th,t edtfce will be
come subject 10 the authority Of the State
either BY the ability Of CaAxBzRLAIN Il
control il through the aid Of . civil p,ss
or . regiment Of militia, or both. or BY tn
operxt;on Of similar forces under the orisr
| of H.xeTox In Some firm in nursulnn,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
ExgfEK7UT FHlE7RH1.S.

The rlargymm Mt Nmitmili., Tenn, ami
the nsiglihnring nifin hksvH hHmqamlitn-
ing fhe subject nj IrndinL xImniifum in
the bIIrihl uf I'M iis4l. AsEs razrih nj .sirir
dslibsrntinns, fty fisr;hEn . 1rnnr
AGAINST tim lrrHsalrt nusrnm m mn wairh
eutAils grsr hInf4iiip upnm Krv;tiaE
frinnas- Thsy Iurmm.sni tiz1 I'm dMafnsl
he plain, md fftaBI Inn TIM uM IN vtnrf d
IN To he mt; tint Inn sktlnnamlH aif rinzzliA
ceaHe with Inn HHwifn % nm rHaEif.nm IN
church; TINT mly tim iEnii, nmf eliminating
Clergyman atisnd Tin rnnniaH IN ttingnmR-
terry. In thn why Tim usiktwn If I'm
dead NE raIievn6 Df fimt iisiir wttinh ufm
comes hum rlnrnn. 1hgmR upmnt nm hilzmt
ing hnnrss, sind fnSrng fium I'M aUrfirz
their own futrrs mpuiinnH tfn TIM pnnznf
Ers;ihnfim nj fiDng wimfi rrHrm ays n
necessary.
Tim n 4 Rbnd Eznnpiif I'M I'M Gimxy
10 inflow. III mny HzHn Hang fin s.Gh
church 10 hEvf rnunnrinf with In dfifira
lscrpinnls Inn lin nxitat afm ma sarvr.
Of huril. Al n hitm hmr IN ing ii amlii
he TemDvpd N Q iink nnatnr uiAaH. Tn,
Is Bital pursfiun IN Inn 1mr IL Eiuh
the wealthy shnnlh rbumn II, Amf N,
permit h ID iAll nf zilutmn iy dmifnuins
N mhuras lMEun lrartim. n in I'M I'm
rich ID mIkH I'm inftiaiixE, unI Gmrnftn.
widows and nrIihEm viii I'm Rpznnl IN
pAneE nf hunsrr Anf unlf imniit1uff IN m
Inns of lowing husband fnf igriHr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

EvKRI DAT BRING stronger proof OF the
weakness and inbeciliry Of the DIAz Gov
ernmest in Mexico. His popularity vas
epAemsrAl. and the men Who raised him
to power are nov deserving him, and .
disintesratioa Of his Goverumeat d near
at hand II il the sane OLD ssosy. older
than the Latia nee itself which never
knew the Art Of selfgovernment . fact
vhica BozArARrE realized uhen he in
vaied Egypt created the Coosaiate. made
his md rasA into the frcsen arms Of Rus
ii. and attempted 10 assal the Eagiish
crovn- He knew that his power could
only be kept BY sone grand aehievenent
beng Constantly achieved The Mexi-
cans viii kllov leader only 50 long -
he IA yictorioss. snd whea not victorious
they soon desert hin. becx1se they become
restless under the psscs which follows
usr. and are aluays ready for any under
taking that promises booty. The proba-
biiities are that the DIAI Government viii
pass away within the next six months and
. new one be established probably jus, -
weak and quite - short lived MEXICO
would prosper under N American pro,ecto-
rate, bat she can never successfully rule
herself, for civil WAL ID the rule Of he.
society.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
TIE pYITH or yoBBERF.

The Administration seeks the reconciIia-
ton Of the North and South end the pros
perity OF the whole country, hut II has
smother missioa- Ii proposes TO crush job
berry. This 10 vicious element that exists
in politics and seems almost insepanhle
from sll forms Of government. In Eng
land there il = regular system Of jobbery
that has existed from The days Of the gresi
and good ALFRED. and seems 10 have been
greatly on the increase during the past
decade Of yesrs. The evil is carried IN
BY nngs. which are sided by officials, and
there ID an understanding among the cnm-
binatiOn which insures AL from dsteciiDn
and punishment Ii IL . notorious tAct
that the British Government ID svindled
by The Official and unofhciAl knGves out oI
vast sums annually. and yet we seldom
hear Of investigations in England or Of thf
punishment Of these thieves. In Frzncf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

TIE terrible accident which occurred in
AlsI,njri, yesterday. In which one nan
vas killed and i've seriously wounded. vii
serve as . warning 10 these Who live in
rickety houses which are Liable 10 cave In
ii blu.teripg vinds or . sudden shock Of
any kind The probabilities are thst The
house ~ . tesensat owned BY some
veil 70 Do pessrioo individual Who. rsthsr
than make repain, Aas slloued the buila-
ing 70 90 10 decay. and naaIiy TO fsn and
bury and mutilate IN inaaseA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

THE xvIpsxcn of criminals who turn
Witnesses against their accomplicss should
b tAoroughly diassctsd before bsisg cred
ind. Tia man HALLEcx's testimony
sxainss OrrnAs yesterday b - remark
bic story % 20 ever read. No logical
mlnd can peruss his stAtsment without
being struck with in utter Improssbility;
Nd, whils We are bound 10 accept ID -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
THE CIVIL sERTIcE AND PRES1
DESTIAL EIECTORS

We heard . good deal sbout civil service
reform during the last administration. but
h was reserved for President HAYES to de-
termine TO pst the rules into practical Of
fecf. In this determination he md his Aa
ministr,ton v.s apflsuded by the whole
country. The people ssw in IL the dawn
Of . new en- in the conduct Of the civil SCR
VICE and . more efficient administration Of
all the o<fices OF the Government II Was
. notice 10 politicians TIA; the Offices we're
10 be held for the good Of The whole people
and not merely rs rewards fur political
services. Ii Was . notice 10 efficient OH
Gers that they would be retained 70 long %
they could efficiently perform their 10
spectiye duties. But there WIS one sugres
ton in connection with the Offices, the pro-
priesy Of which We confess We could mt
appreciate, and that was the announce
ment IS 10 postmasteTships and some other
Offices. where the incumbent had given
satisfaction for four years he should be up
pointed for an additional four years, but nj
the expiration Of eight years OF service n
would be best to make . change. what
force Was there in such 4 course. Ifs
raa h.d served faithfully and well In sny
c,,,se;,v Io- .;,h, ,,,u \. x,u,s sa.m !,
h. NOV. co,nrs,.,t ,h., ,h., , n.v man
ws.. 49,. A.. .--t.--.s -, :,
So, - .r.,,;,.5 L, rim h. born,.a
:, o,c. No ,,.,,,, sor hov ,ho-t nv hn~
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49, r.-,,d nd , ,oor ;navc.,,.-,
g, ts,,hs,I - ,o mn, . nan nm, sim
NV h.c,,,. \. he. hs.n :. ofice , sn.c;
"a ,nuh., M r.,n
h, n, ,..e , "a. !, min, Mr. H,p.r
Pc q, H.. -, s,II.-,,, ~ ,,.,,,,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
wuKx rre,rded in aa unnerciful lis

wuKx regarded in n unnereiful light
il IL vcodesfsl hov tea 1ea coald %
sffscsaaIly bar the progress Of The sovereign
authority Of = staie. - that number Of
soldiers stationed in The Ssaas house have
done /, South CarclinA But then there d
something forhidding n ths authorized
presence Of eve. one regular armed and
equipped Cor ofensive and decisive de-
monssrst;osA particularly vhea Il d re
membered thns kis attack. Like hat Of
wolves. once announced By the sound Of
the fray. vii speedily sunaoa otsen in
such numbers q 10 insure s.cce&
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

SHARPE. than = ssrpea,'s tooth Il .
thsnkless child. This Is Illustrated By the
fact that WASH NoLBes has struggled with
his son JoHs for yesrS p,esdins With him
no, to abuse Presidens GRANT. b; al in
vain. At least VASE McLRoN ekteaded
his hospitality 10 the Pressieat receatly
and made . statement 10 hin enoo3ying
,he above acs-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
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THIs MORNINGS Srrs Nv BRIEE

Aeeeunt VI ~
ysstsrtay.
The Nest bos'ee SAVING nAas
ssss Ies,srasy-
Prneefbaseetek VIII sooa sAs P'''o's~a
leave Of aoseses-
ne LSainAhA eo" s''a s'@i'' W. vi
tsns tnis mofnns-
Ansr rsyhof slse.oeN "' .s~
%Chicsxo, mas sithaish-
rhs utsA Of rsef y A>'
psstponed an 'ns sn ~ San
SeAs
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No one hss yes zen - ,.sceS NJ
ftope, - rai.s.a., $780,. Ar ~. n'.,,,,.
.n a. N. -n.,S.. -, go,
s.sAe"
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-, =, All ,roh,hly r,.eh coast. nttnople q,
- T.,n
+, 80. IN n, ,.rt.i, that Reouf PasAs vii
60, a 81 P.,,rsourx To negotiate \ ain ultaneous
IE...-,,.nt
Tn. nr..sherx Of the NJ Il Church Of the
p..,r,,, h,Id thar annual ueetinx yestsrdsy and
-,-.,.4 go.
EyCox.roor D.sH Chaub~risEu', last sAa:
-. srr,i On supGay. In the shape Of . pointed
Letter % IN. President.
a,-,n Green IA, fatally shot in North Stoa-
t,~to, cana Friday nigh Il. BY Na;haniel Cranh,
vh.se house Green vas breaking into.
m. Prtne. Of Mcatsnegro has refused TO con
usaa the Bosnian insurgents, alleging that con-
.ider.tiou for Austria obliged his doing -.
roe ar, AZ Emtu,pee. Moran county, lad, On
Fritt,v. destroyed thirteen houses including ell
N, prt,-,o.l business houses and Nassaie hall
N. e,ni.ssion Of Halleck. one Of the a., aos
ronh>rs y.,t.ri.y. d the latest and nos in por.
,.nt arxslopuert IN the trial Of william H. Ott-
n.a-
Sp~r,.l aispatehes from Berlin and Pari. REP
resent punlia feeling in those places o. not IN.
crs.sed in hspsfulness sy the signature Of the
PROTOCOL
A rsne Of base ball vas played In Indiana poiir
vs.,srd,y between the Indianapolis club anA tho
n Iou;s Brovus Score Indianapslis s
Rrovu.S
Hsory n Ws,xh uas reelected prss;ient q
~. An,r,e.n steamship COMPANY. Of Philsdsl.
-. IN. net urvat, of ths company durinr tse
wear ls.e yer, siIl.siA
a en,ar,d fsnsral IN the West End yssterday
,rnn. m i. a roe b>tveeu Wsshiusts. Az
9~.rr,tev, ro.shA, which resulted In the Arrest
AZ s~vsral Of the neurns<x
nvas decided d Cabinet meeting Yesterday "a
v,thar.v IN. troops from the state-hou.s 4,
Calunbt.- 5. G.. and the order 10 8sa. RACER
nm nroe.hly he issued today.
IN. AtI.,tie .pd P.eane reI,xr.ph Csup.sv
.s.ounc, tAat aftsr April 0 IN. price Of all mes.
s.x,s ax.r THAR lines 70 Ali parts east Of Omaha
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

THE rumor that the Southern Republi-
cans are 10 form q coalition with the
Northern Democrats is about ss reAsoaa-
bio q 10 expect the needle to point away
nom the pole. Oil will not mix with
water, and you cannot make whits sky
Blue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

TUE teiegnphic dispsaca snac7nsa,
The repcoatre between boil and N en-
CINE on the RichDood and Danvil,e rail.
read. says the COZ csscher struck the mas
euline bovine juss - The tr.in rs entering
the bridee: hat The esgise and six freight
cars weat through The trcss,e. crushing the
ergircer nearly 10 death, ssd destroying
$500 worth OF property: bat /; ssys
pnthing vhsisver - TO the efeci The col
Es;cn bsd On the hall This vss . mis-
take. We want to know. and viii mot Be
satisfied until ve do know What Became o.
the bod bull Who has thus demolished Q
~eIl.known irussr.tioa Of The arguneaa
tive, and al The same time demsl;shei such
a large smouni Of n;lrosi furniture in one
fell butt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

Tn State election Of Rhode Island takes
place b. morrow. CIARLKs C. VAN ZASDr
d the Republican candidate for Governor.
and rs the Prohibitionists will support him
kis election Il assured
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

TURKISH bondholden are unhappy.
Gold Is d Ia, and 80. 0oo. 900 more Of
paper money is 10 be Issued. The bonds
are drug in the London market, and are
becoming absolutely worthless.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

We HorE before the Governor Of South
Carolina leaves that he vii say something
coasoling to the ex Governor. Wade in.
gentlemen. and shake hands across the
sEhloodH."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03

THl Turkish troops have not been paid
. cant for three years. and general re-
sistasee Is teing offered 10 further con-
acription.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
! 500 no wDrAa
- ur.wns.1-

NJ nafiErzgn - Ses SHEbsaal R<1aolie.a-l
Busrus, Arrl a-Ns schooner Adfis
shira zrrrrs1 is-ssF trun S1rf1AmL rspsxts that
an IN, ria uiff-ns 80 al n win tia vrsrk sC
I'm nrrr aekcskel Wyttsl fru1 PntlAfalphiA t1r
P<urn CnosAln- I'D t1nk Al william HAguEu.
srzznnn. Hea hAA eesn a TIA WINCH 1Ins taTA
me aAlnnf. "a the s-.s, axhk N aznhsr, and
ttlrsa pnfsxnxrzz-Lr. kn4 Mrs Dal1set. Of Nsu
NnAz- md = Sfnn1fA gsu-tsIkn-seru va9hed
5rr-F-frr,d nd lruu1nl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
NAVY DRP ARrMlNr,l
WASHINGTON. March %, 1877.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~ DIR NEwNAN's SERMONS, No IL
The rmmutAotity Of Chrtst,'' on sale TODAY
nc MI book stores. mhji-N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
ma r,sAE q rss- u ss.g Fsrshsr Rust.

nv nehtEr.gm - snsr SaEnsnal ks1uh
S1E I1nz. A1il l-C5znsaI In the Svesny
trrnl nua tu-ahT. nd Krrnag.,t tesaiIs Of tsrms
On .klfA \ amzpsnsnznz a lka trial 10 thu IN
N rnnn wgaia IA Er1nEs2 ma strusE Jury usra
diHzsrnr-ssa tim Cart l.111111E than that. 1wtnx
u snrrtinr ,anz rl1A1s11. q uza mi 1ssmsd n1c-
assAr- IN Es4p tnsn Axtenaing anger-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NPECIAL NOIlCES,
$3.50
s~rHE THIRD kNNIyERsARY OF THE
wou.u., TEN psrsnee Cuian VIII be celebrated a.
ms Ninth stree Methojist Protestant church
WITS EyvNTNe. - IN o,.tacG All 49, I. -.
tisiiy invited TO stssnd. A. ,,r.,
- rs> 'Ohih ~ o1 yI,xm,,
rres.aent.
a. TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Dt-trtct al Columbia n. aud L. Association will be
held nj y m. NHDNESDAI. tn instant. for the
BARKEh, esq. So New Y ork avenue.
ne ANIMAL RAPPORT will be submitted, and books
0<1ssae Of additional ssrfss Of stock opened.
~. y = - ~, -ee.leas.
A<IHE SEMI.ANNUAL MEETING OF
,h, Ne,itr,I kssoci.fiou OF me Distrct OF Column
bil win No neIf IN tsouz.xa Hail oi5 n street on
ryEsOM the ID Of April, stso'ciock.
~ "sNer OF " MI. rrysn Mhf,rY r, Nm
TT spyERss n. D.. s.ss,tsry, '"'' ~ D''
m-la--e loss.I
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NEU BRfNSUICK'S MYSTERY.
Searching n Lonely Wen for stewart's Body
A New Theory Advanced.

The New Brun- wick mystery Is rs mys-
terious as ever. Yesterday the we'll near the
scene Of the struggle between Stewart and Ash
more wns searched. apparently under tho ex-
pectaton OF finding the formers body therein.
but nothing was dis 'Overcd. In fact. Stewart
Wa seen some hours after tho shooting Of Ash
m re- on the road to Trenton by one iIanning.
N..' accosted him. Stewart said that he was on
his way to the Junction. and after being told by
Hanning that he was going in tho wrong d-
re'tion, he replied that he had to stop at a
friends house. lie has not yet been found.
however.
The well which is tho theatre Of the mystery
ls In East New Brunswick. near the corner Of
Adelaide avenue and now street lending down
toward IL" hHritln river. II j. over forty feet
doep hnd tlc sound q running water Is heard
on approaching II. Melancholy lookin. pines
wave ih"lr tail tops around II. aud there is no
house near. The well. which Is Gonna ted hy
an underground passage with the river INTO
whlrh II discharges IL surplus water, was COW
cred Yesterday with paving stones.
a hypothesis Wiz inycnted yesterday respect
ing Ashmore's wounds. which urr healing
fast, and Stewar's Disappearance that supplies
q motive for th' shooting. stewart l. known ~
have had an int 'rview With tho Chiof II Police
mora. This ini.rviow l. hcli,vcd 10 hltvo n1ii.
cernnd a crime In which Ashmorr and n third
person wore engaged WITH stewart. What TINT
crime l. Is not known burglary. however. i,
mentioned n this oonne tion. At any rate. ac-
cordius TO the hypothesis Stewart, finding that
n,,n n" was in ffanErr Of arr,-i and punish;
expose him, resolved 10 put il out of his power
To- doso by klllins him. Iienee tho Ntt'nlpt ut
murder. Whether Ashmorr wAs part 'pps
rrlmlnis. or only "oeni2alr of St'warts LIABILITY
his version OF III" occurrence Of "Wednesday
night is believed IN New Brunswick.