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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-01

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-01

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-01

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-01

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The New York herald., 1877-09-09
ARRESTS by TELEGRAM.

A hearing had yesterday before Judge West.
brook, supreme Court, Chambers, upon the habeas
corpus obtained by Mr. Peter Mitchell in the OF
John Agnew. In asking the release OF the prisoner
Dr. Mitchell stated tnat Asnew was arrested In this
city upon telegram from Chicago, designating
him as one OF three men indicted III Chicago and
wanted there for trial upon such Indictment.
what is the charge against the prisoner?" asked
Jude Westbrook.
"oolaping money at the banco game,' answered
Mr. Mitchell.
"At the what kind Of game ?" inquired th Judge.
"Banco game" replied Mr. Mitchell. ~ presume
Your Honor Is iamiliar with game bu IN inl-
is 1t Is called the confidence game, aud Agnew is
charged with obtaining money under the confidence
tue bosom OF ones family and locked up at Police
HeaGquarers without proof upon the allegation that
he Is the Agnew indicted"
But We clam that he is fugitive from justice -
tnterposed Ass istaaJ District Attorney Leary.
"But telegram Is nothing upon which TO arrest q
and deprive him OF liberty" INSISTED Mr.. Mitch
ell.
''Arrests upon teegrapnlc dispatches should be
acted upon with great caution" remarked udge
Wcstbrock. ''Yet 1t certainly certain instances
should recognized in the furherance Of justice
Mr.. Leary here read telegram from an o.icer at
Albany from Illinois, stating that he was waiting at
The Deiavan House, endeavoring TO get requisiton
for Aenew's extradton from the Governor
After some further argument the case was adjourned
till tomorrow, Judge Westbrook giving directions that
meantime the prisoner should not be extradited.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Westorook, presiding at Supreme Court,
Chambers, look occasion yesterday 10 anmadvert
upon the frequency OF applications for 'orders to
show cause" He said that though they might be a
convenience 10 counsel they were becoming nuisance
TO the Court.
Mr.. John McColgen, owner of lands IN Pearl street
proposed 10 be appropriated by the Brooklyn Bridge
Company III constructing the approaches to the
bridge s not Satisfied, II seems, with the sum offered
by the pany for the land. He argued his case
yesterday before Judge Westbrook, but the was
ADJOURNED over until tomorrow tor urther argument.
Before Judge Westbrook yesterday there came up Tor
a hearing motion tor oruer snow cause why
attachment snoud not be granted against w. Parker,
al torncy Mr. Robert Bates, the com plainant in
the case alleges that he gave Mr. Parker note to col
lcc aud that he failed 10 return the money. Mr. Par
ker alleges, the contrary, that he never received
any money on the note the case was adjourned until
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
BY judge Uoepp.
Dore We. Kavanagn. Case settled and filed.
BROOKLYN DIVORCE RECORD.

A decree Of divorce was granted yesterday by JUS
tice Pratt supreme Court, Kings county, action
brought by Frances D. ODonne against James O'Don-
nell.
Counsellor r. Mullarkey has been appointed referee
to take proof the action brought by Mrs. Louisa
Greene against George Z. Greene. her husband, on
the ground OF adultery. The parties were married in
Brookyn IN 1870
Judge Nelson. of tho City Court, has appointed
Counsellor John +. Norcross referee to take testimony
In the SUIT OF Louisa Roscbruck against William Rose
bruck Tor absolute divorce. The parties who reside
in WILLIAMSBURG, were married In 1869 Hanover,
and have not been LIVING to- ether since July, 1916
Frank }. Fackrtll, who was married at Beileville,
Sussex county. N j., in 1872, to Mary f. Fackre has
commenced suit In the supreme Court Kings county,
against her for absolute divorce, the ground or
adultery with one James Smith, OF Newburg.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
THE COURTS.
Bringing a Divorce Suit and Then Ask
ing Its DlscOntinuance.
TEXT FOR TEMPERANCE ORATORS
The Telegraph as the Great Modem
Auxiliary Of Justice.

Woman's vacilation has from time immemor.ai
peen The theme OF poesy and prose- and in marble and
on canvas this special weakness OF the has been
deineated with like power and pungency OF inspired
gelius. II is not oiten however, that this strongly
marked feminine characteristic boldly outlined
In suit Tor limited divorce commenced time ago,
10 the supreme Court by MRS. Carrie Melous against her
husband Jonn F. Meous. She sought the dvorcc the
ground OF alleged cruel by her husband and
specified her complaint various acts OF cruelty on
his part, and particularly that on one OCCASION he
struck her such violent blow on the 10 destroy
It's sight shortly alter commencing the proceedings,
she says, learned that he had threatened 10 PACK
up his boxes apd clear out o the state, whereupon
she had him arrested writ OF ne exeat. Notwith.
Standing ,aKng this step Tor the OF her husband
and her specific charges against hini she directly APP
Piled 10 Judge Van Brunt for leave discon-
tinuc the SUIT la the am layit forming lhe
basis oil this application she declares that has,
fortunately, been for long time addicted tne
oi Intoxicating liquors TO excess and that wien under
the influence Of UrIk she thugs chargcauc a.ono
10 the strange influence OF morbid mag nation, and
lays things having no foundation in fact but begoen
from horrid dean she goes
That she is now informed and believes that
on the 10 of August last she slgncd complaint
against her husband containing many serious misrcp-
resentations winch she would nave signod ii she
she gave tho date OF Their marriage wrongly,
and that her allegation that her husband has
$1,000 in a savings bank is erroneous. After these
other MINOR corrections OF her original missae.
Incnts she ADDS mat her uusDand away Treated
with uniform knancss. except when quarrels arose
between account Of her excessive indulgence
in sp,rituOus liquors. For this reason she asked
withdraw suit, that She may again live with
husband-a life she promises in future to be of
peace ana harmony. She states, IN concluding her
afioavit, that che perfectly sober then; that
had not drank anything Intoxicating Tor seme
time; that she realized the sad condition
which her unfortunate habit had brought her,
aud that she only hopes by ner good conduct IN the
future mako amends for the past JVae Van
Brunt gave yesterday his decision case allowing
the SUIT to be discontinued, but liking as condition
tho pay ment OF $50 her counsel by her husband.
There is nothing in the papers 10 intimate the hus
bands PROBABLE action the premises, but II
is 10 be presumed that he, like Barkus, is a willing
party to the proceedings.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
JUS US AFTER JUSTICE.

Justus Gruner charges that through reading a news
paper advertisements called No. 102 Maiden lane
where he was engaged by Mr.. Moses Clues, who
claimed to be largely engaged IN The manu- acture Of
slate paints, his espondipg clerk, he having
fulfilled the conditions Of such vngdRement writing u
TO be returned ID him the end of his services. In
the course oil few days he was, ho says, summary
dismissed and only $3.50 repaid TO him. lie now
bad Gnes arrested. A counter claim lor 5000 is put
In by Gines, he alleging that damaged TO this
Rmounl by the incompetency OF the complainant.
Judge Westbrook yesterday granted motion to strike
out this answer on the ground that in action Tor
tort such action is not admiss bic.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
MUNICIPAL NOTES.
Alderman Purroy ofdciated as Acting Mayor yester.

Alderman Purroy oficiated as Acting Mayor yester.
day.
Comptroller Kelly paid $55s to the Association for
the Benefit OF Coored Orphans. Ho also paid $50 900
TO the Trustees OF the Brooklyn Bridge ard signed
warrants amounting TO Ss47,372 ss
The following statistics are announced from City
Hall departments for the past week Liccnces gran ted
by Mayors Marshal Kelly, l47. for which $42l so
paid; Croton water rents, Sl4, 474 53 received
by Colonel Gon, Collector oil Assessments, 81 791 49,
Free bathing was INDUCED in last week, notwith.
standing the stormy weather. by 13l, 1878 persons OF
whom 10, 776 were females
Alderman Morris united two happy couples In the
bonds Of matrmopy at the City hall yesterday.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
BY Judge Westbrook.
Gruner VS.. Glines; aernon VS.. yle-Granted.
Mhons Vs. NcIvns.-Order granted.
Clearwater VS.. Decker. Denied
home Insurance Company VS.. Wceks-Motion
granted.
Riley VS.. Burns.--This motion will be heard by me
In The city OF New York at any time during September
they may agree upon.
MARINE COURT--CBAMBERS.
BY Judge sheridan
Butler vs. Collier - Motion denied, with $40 costs.
Cassidy VS.. Dougherty Motion granted, with $40
costs.
The India Rubber Comb Company VS.. Rushion.--
Case settled and fled
Brown vs. Bocn.--Case settled and filed.
Shears W. Seaton; Landsman vs. Hoffman; McSall-
mer vs. Lanigau; Kim VS.. Wilson; Brewster VS.
Ilsey; Metznger vs Wclde; Dwyer VS. Kuhn;
Tue UniteI states Confection Company Bliss
Minnie vs. Tho Centra Railway Construction Com
pany; The Morehouse Oh and Wax Company vs. Bart.
lct.-Oraers granted.
BY Judge Goepp.
Dore We. Kavanagh. Case settled and filed.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
THE WHlTE-MERRIMAN CASE

An order of arrest granted by Justice Pratt, OF
the Supreme Court Kings county yesterday, against
James r. White the wealthy iron manufaci urer
of Milwaukee, upon the application of coun
seI Tor Mrs Elizabeth Everson. of Brooklyn.
who has commenced an action against him to
recover damages in the of $50 0U0 for malicious
prosecution. The case grows out OF tho recent SUIT
broupht by Mr. White against his father law and
mother.in-Iaw Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID MerrimaD, TO re-
pover possession OF his child, boy three years old.
Eno 1t is alleged left in the care OF the defendants
lurng his temporary absence in England.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
MARRIED.

BusKRK-HAY.-At Bayonne, N. j.. on the 5th
inst, by Rev. C. II. dit, d. D., LUTHER VAN BUsKIRK
to CATHARINE GRAHAM, second daughter OF John Hay,
Esq
DorGHERTY-O'D D oyNELI-At the Church of st.
Francis XAVIER on September A. JAMES J. DoUGHERrY
to ROSE O'DONXELL.
daughter OF Henry T,ce, Esq, February s, 1877, by
Rev. L. :. Osborn, ali Of this city,
MILLEy-WAlrE.-On Wednesday ng, Septem-
Der the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. Dr. Deems, j. f. P. MILLEN to SADIE A., youngest
daughter of Harvey Waite, Esq, all OF this city.
TnRALL->HARP- -On the 9TH OF September, at the
Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church, by
Rev James NJ. King, ELBURS G. 1HRALL TO ELLA l..
SHARP.
1opD--HEysHAw.-On the 22d of February last, by
the Rev. j. Dowliug Jothanl, W. X. TODD 10 ELMIRA Il,
daughter Of George A. Henshaw, all OF this city.
VRooM- MARSH AT ST. Pauls Church, by Rev Dr.
Mulcany, September g, 1877, DANIEL g. VRooM to Miss
MARY FRANCES MARSH, all OF Jersey City
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

GoLDsMrTH-GASs.-On Thursday, September Z, Miss
FANNIE GOLDSMITH, of this CITY, TO Mr.. MAX CANS, OF
Philadelphia. No cards
San Francisco and Albany IN. papers please copy.
JAcoD--REGESsEuRG SAMUEL NJ jacob to CARRIE
REGENsBURG, both OF tins city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
EXPORTS OF BEEF, MUTTON AND
LIVE STOCK.

The following statement shows the quantities and
values OF fresh beef mutton and live stock exported
from the United statcs to ports in the United King
dom and other ports, from January l. 1877 to Septem
Der s, as compared with last year.
The New York herald., 1877-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- SPECIAL NOTICES.
MErEofoLifAs JOB PAINTING OFFICE.
% Ann ST.
o ALL KISDs o
FINE BOOK
NEWSPAPER AND
MEEcASFILA PRINTING.
ALSO
rnEArRIcAI.vAEIErY AND MUSIC HALL FOSTERS.
issusAsafsal afsaqfahHisflISEs fhisflISa. AND TICKETS.
w cikotLAas
DODGERS
GUTTER sslrEs AID 'hycgrslox tFs2iI5SFFEISSaa. tsi5FESa..
'tS S4i.$$sss's Ell ss$ssHs ssS''
AUCTION norsn PRINTING
EXPRESS confines.
srraH.hfr s,EAfFotn ZINES.
HAnnoA9o APP WORK
FINE wooD EscRAvISo
coboRED paISTniSSGa srEclALr.
FIRST Gas cIEslSS WORK
LON Sch saiFs casH
BRANCH OFFICE. FOR REcEIPr OF ORDERS.
JUNCTION BROADWAY, a5D ST. AND oTH Av.
MAIN OFFICE
- ANN sE
A;Rs. WOOD. MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN. REMOVED
ni;o ~ West 18th 81, describes and locates disease
without questioning the patient.
MILE. A. d. FRANCOIS HAS EEMOvED HER
sA tar st re aud Depot tor Nymphe Creme Powder and
benehcia Cosmetics pariors 2So broadway; prices
law quality the best.
NOTICE TO PoLlCY HOLDERS IN THK AMERICAN
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DUGAN AGAINST DAVIS.

Margare, Dugan and Mary Davis quarrelled yoster.
day, and the latter resorted TO table knife Sho was
arrested, and Judge Smith required her to furnish
81, 900 bail Tor trial
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Fulton Ferry and Union square Broaaway and 10th St.
Prompt response to the public demand.

OFFICE NEW YoRK ELEVATED RAILROAD Co.
No. Broadway sept. {. 1877 T.
On and alter Monday Sc ..ember TO- conveyance will
leave the Warren street station the Elevated Railroad
eight for Fulton tery leaving Fulton
ferry eight minutes making close competition With
tho Elevated Railroad
Fare from station the Elevated Railroad aud
the terminus O either OF above routes, 20 cents
On and alter Tuesday September H. u conve yunce will
leave the Fourteenth the Elevated Rail-
road for Unon and Broadway and 10th and will
also leave that point eight minutes making
connection with the Elevated Railroad.
j. A. COWING. SecIet tary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-22

LOUISIANA AROUsED.-The Louisiana Con-
servatiyes who are here say that If Packard
initiates hostlities it will not be in the
power OF all the troops that are in New Or
leans to protect him. They also say that it
is time the Administration had decided on
its course, and they repeat that ii it under
takes to afford any active sympathy or as
sistance to Packard that the people Of LOU
isiana will not submit. Most Of them, how
ever, still a'lhere TO the hope that the Presi-
dent will 10 what is right in the matter.
For the purpose, apparently, Of avoiding
a prompt and manly dealing with the ques-
ton, the project Of sending commission
South was again agitated to-day in Cabinet
circles. ..,.s .. .....,@. ... y....'.
p Thcobject of such an embassy is to save
to the Republicans, local and national, GER
tain offices in and for South Carolina and
Louisiana, to which they have no shadow
Of right, and which it is hoped the harassed
people of these two States will concede for
the sake Of getting part Of that whole
which justice would accord to them with
out cavil or delay. 1t is understood that it
has now been positively decided that the
extra session must be called Washington
special to Baltimore Sun. r..