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JOHN HEFFERNiN AND HIS SON
Accusing the Youth Of Theft, and then Trying
to Obtain his Freedom.

John HefTcrnan OF $50 West Thirty-second
street appeared against his son and another lad
in the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
for stealing from the compliments residence.
The history Of his family is peculiar. For years
the Hefernans lived in excellent style. Silks.
diamonds. and n handsome turnout they en-
Joycd. but the police say that they had we'll
founded suspicious Of the elder HciIernan
The son Henry. arragncd yesterday. is n fine
looking young man, not more than twenty
three. He was attircd very fashiunnhly. His
mother was IN court CRYING bitterly all the time.
Her attire bespoke n change ot fortune. The
iuthcr appeared caous IN tho extreme. and the
two pris lncrs. because 81 an understand ing
that the old man would mike no charge, car
called Hcfcrnan said to Justice MURRAY that
he desired not TO make n complaint. The JUS
tice heard the particulars first. how the son and
his companion. James Evans Of ll9 West Nine-
ternth street. had called Mt the fathers house in
his absence while only the servant was there
how they drove, the girl out and selected a
handsom. seaskin sacquc, and mum and de-
parted. After the robbery the son sent letter
TO his father. telling Of his sorrow for the act.
enclosing pawn tickets Tor the articles. and say
ing he was of for Philadelphia. Before re-
cnipi oi tina the father applied for warrant.
He said TINT good rrprimand was all he de-
sired ndminist red 20 the young man.
Justice Murray angriy told him no could not
use the court for his convenience. and II he
made complaint the son must be locked up.
NJ TINS the son nearly tainted. He turned
ashy pale; and clutched the railing for sup
port while his mother wcpt bitterly. Before
the Clerk the elder HeiternRn displayed his
hnst cunning. He couldn't tell anything Of his
own knowledge saying the servant was the
best person to testify against the young man.
but she had gone away he did not know whore.
Justice Murray rcmnndcd the prisoners and
instructed Detective Schmlttberger TO arrest the
servant. Tho Justice declared that he would
exercise all his power to bring the young men
10 account for the crime.
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NEw YonK. Wednesday. Nav 22.-Receipts Of
hcCvc~ - car loads or d511 Uad. mainly lat
tive steer. and including number of car loads Il
siilers Tho market was about stndy NJ Mondays
prices with sacs ut ordinary to prime steers ~ n
io,r y ~ 10 dress 5iei7 ~ extra aud fancy seize.
ton a. iOt lr. 20 dfc-s ~ Ms AMI tat bulls at S. 100
- - r. - h- live weight
Rrccinis calves were oii head making 1879 since
MONDAY. Hrair-i rti tor tho time last week. Tho
demand tar. Hni tho feeling tribe .vter with
moderate business at iec Y n Tor ordinary 10 prime
vcais
Receipts N .hccp aud Ambs were - car loads. or
f.sh2 bead milking total 81 1910 since Monday. against
lnNl' ur tn slmc tine last week sheep were dull at
barely sustained nricc-. Or fFa'sf = n Tor ordinary 10
PRIME chpprd. while lambs dun nj the lowest NJ.
nt TIE wear with slow sales southern Western
aud st'o ~ 81 s7c Il ~ and OF choice Jersey
de-. 81 stnr.
Receipts of hogs ~ car loads, or 1890 head
making total Of ~ i3t since MONDAY against 8
the same time last week Three load sold a,o
igt3sc. Il n.
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,,OUNrERFEITTNG IN EUROPE
Passing spurious American Bank Notes on
Tourists md EmiRrants.

Mr. Percy Joseph, son OF q wealthy NOR
chant Of Woodvllc Miss. went to Europe and
made the grand tour OF tho Continent. Two
weeks ago he called at the banking house OF
L. Israel 4 Co., one OF the most reputable In
Hamburg and converted his German money into
American bills. In the money that he received
were two $50 bills on the Broadway National
Bank. numbered 30.9S6 and 7G.lG2. The rcd
circular stamp on the incc ot each bill was num-
Dcrcd GS7 On one corner Of The back was u red
eagle stump, bearing tho signature l.. p,aut
Co.. Berlin" Plaut & Go. are wcll-known
German bankers. Ihe engraving. lettering.
coloring. and printing OF the bills were simply
superb.
Mr., Joseph arrived in this cltv by tho steamer
M"rder OF tho Hamburg and Rrum"n line on
syivsnia Rare"dr coymn az NV ~ BroaGway he
purchased ticket for NcW Orlrans. giving in
payment 10 the clcrk. Mr.. William Hoffman. The
$50 bill numbered 7G.lG2. Mr.. llofnau iii not
Ike the appearance Of the bill, aud Gent mes
/ scngcr With IT to tho brnk. whore II WAS urn-
nOunced II most dangerous counterfeit and th,,
first one of its kind oyer seen Ia this country.
| The bill numbered 309sG WIS also declared to
he n counterfeit, Iipth bus were shown Ger
man bankers. who unh"stutingly said that tic
rod stamp purpOrung to be that OF l.. PIaut u
CO. was Il forgery.
Washington and hy cable to Europe, giving
warning Of the counterfeit. They think It IL
the work of some American gnng who design to
impose upon American visitors to the ENpuNi-
ton and upon cnigrants. II was soon nscrr-
taincl that many Immigrants arriving NJ Castle
Garden on Tuesday, had c9unt.rieil bunk not -
the samr Hs those described. and additional on Is
upon the Tradcsmen's National Bank Of New
York city,
They are printed from the same plato ms tho
counterfeit tlitirs on the Central National Bank
Of New York. and the Third National Bank of
Buffalo. but the lnpcr j. much better. The sig
natures ara written. and are very fan, forg.ros.
In the coat Of arms Of the Stuir Of New York.
i,,t hand end OF back. figure Of Justice appears
in the genuine with hnndage covering her
eyes In the counterfeit the hndagc does not
cover the eyes, but leaves them exposed below
the bandage.
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loS7c. for October, lotto. for
December. 1Os0c. for January,

NcysmhSr S9Se oi bees@be icsSS ior January" anu ~
fac,isies.-lerk ',cadicr and aIrlv active sacs on
s Gi at s cr y an 80 81 or @ smsS HSs Ss
quiet Beet hams ~ demand and nrnsr sales 10 l9ls
! shc fgr wcsiern lrd city long clcar Cut meats
'riurd. Lard in qooi icmani sud closed rather nrmcr
~ ~ tr prime Ns.tgrn' and for n, y, dcli.cr
AUGUST, Ut stNietH So, aud scut mbgr nt $500
81 IT, ere amer llN21c ohsr state l5s3le; Western
N' md more aciiye factory 'isSl0c. skins. 5@oe.
IN @ .5 S;@Y lGrG s enf who'll gT, r SS
So Miwaiirc quoted al 81 IDA 81 il. 80 red wntcr'
81 -. 80 white Si3n For future delivery, sellers AZ
Juy R,e lower. amd load of So. . Western soii at
co. ,2 iii, a'9a' ao'n az Xxx a, 5 Was N goo i
n!iNcd. and 3ie sc Tor White INCLUDING No graded at
Cnicagu mixed quoted at als2, with sales Of 10 ZOO
9us Indian corn ~alce and trncr On the spot bnt
bush Intending So . NJ 5tNiii,c. afnnt; No lat iDc
sp Az e. sem ,S sc ySw s Ssy a% White sS a
$40 c. For future delivery ''upp bush steamer mi Sed
Grccfrirs-Rio coffee was barely steady and quiet;
lH.@l1 g. rrld mid Grades tlrm and in some sale
rscs Quot 'u irm, a., lite lrcc. Raw sugars quiet
% ' hiS r. WYE e r sSSS1SEa Ss
French Islands" aud SIC Ter cgnrilugal Refined tarlv
Observation-Disclosures better EXPORT demand and armscr
rsd" t s eS9 sS4 !.Ginea ,d sni .,:nsy r
though quiet cru hnk TIC refined. IN bhls. lssc
nominal al q ~ OCEAN Sn s ni oo, us s,e s9a
ena NOT ralrly "ruvc Grain e. Liverpool by steam
sui, - OIL 2 quarter four by steam, 20 on, Il. oil;
RocrlSn, S a. do to iiayrc Or Gasi:, S. a,sG do
TO Newcastle 3. H,i do 20 Copcnhaecn. IS Oh. do to
mGg ., 7l'd Igiined dom sa;~s 70 saptan,cr goc
wCrp Or HAMBURG IS. y III.
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WEDNESDAY. May 22.-FLouR ANn MrAt--
Iat'r w., qua mari, for i'onr, though r,' 1uu' l
lirs-nn IA prices, liut ui ezra Stat, suI M tlft
bus TINS picc not scnera,N accepted I;,c NuHr
ard cor, meal rather hrncr Nc quot 500
@s'S,; M'suyy ,.'lyiM MmH ,NirA'' - ,'rS, ~
~ Stas, 10. do AZ and NM st2ans1 ~ Mluu ,gla
latent- "a 25aSS, city shlWHus cNtrg', : uhsa' 20
southern bakers and family brands, 81 2Amfi o. 0luth
ern ,hupins cNtA.. Si1pRS1 - .tnrn mcn'-Ng' rn
~ 2OaSi an. Brandy VINE f4Nlhfj Rye upur f"-h9
a. IA Wheat trrd. SihHfl tom. rye trd Sli',tlr
tlTTnN m lair drmnud and steady Mddhng M
lands II lBc, sales no bales Futures were 6'l points
deArer; sales 900 bales closing at l3lc, for May
II 35c. Tor June, Life. for July, ll4Tc for August
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ANDERSoN-MoCA IrHY In Philadelphia. on 10th
inst NJ - Joseph church hy the Rev Father Jordan,
cant 4 Anderson. formerly NJ United States Navy,
Miss Josephine Mccarthy OF Philadelphia.
LoWEk-TpW SSENp-in Corning April - at the
re.tlrutr o the Hon & e. Is Walker By the Rev l. r.
Ill., samuel IoWVr 10 ktN the youngest daughter Of
the ltfc Edwin u Tnwusc M ~ Palmyra, y. Y
NERNAM--tOOUWiN ON Tuesday, MAY 81 at Edge.
wood. HYDE PARK uu Hudson. by the Rev Edward sol.
klrk, rector ~ Trinity church Ahanv. Albert Yer.
na To- Jimmie t,uol daughter of tue late Ebcn Goodwin
MHlfNEN-SIAkR- AT Dauhrry. Conn, on Wedncs.
day, May -. by the R,v Gcnrge W. Woodruff. william
VI whitney 10 Lizzie Starr only daughter Of George
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS. Nos. 81. As, 40.
~. lNf. l76 l7H Isl -5
SURVIVE rorn1 --srlciAL TrRa same calendar, with
,slrRtW torg1-Cmcru Part -,aso on. No liza
Part ~ Same rHlculnr Part III Nu. .tli 5t-i 5u7.
al2. ltlt aOr So i44l ma liab 1877 =, i.lT laif
al!h ma oia'a l4i l@i2, 81 - lis. 80 ,.7 1868
lhln
srrFWiop corRr-TniN rrnS-Pari NO 500.
AuNNnN itfAi--t' WtNrih No la
NNuNt '"u-lglAL itHN-lart L-No. iew. 42i.
to- i,A -llt -nl'. 2l-l -1-l. 49,. ttil. 4ra il
-.it 49, t'-l ftrt ll-Nns. if5I. H'iu. i.i,s flln.
tGth f~', %as, fh12, iA7, iEH 4dll. il67 t~a 4iio
iNh lat III .isH 1850. i-if 4Hll, 4laiI 1865
@3i3 4i2l, -jij iiis idai t6Iu Ij7l i612, i613
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Among the passengers in the Canada, which
sailed yesterday. were De Luca, ConsulGcneral Of
Italy Mr. and Mrs speir. and Miss j. scir daughter OF
Judge sper Mr. Lassae. editor OF the Comtisr @ Esr'.
Ins and Or IIoststter In the Algeria were Prot. and
Mrs A. + Barnard Capt T.. c. Baylcy, Admiral Case
n md wife, Mr. and Mrs Theodore W Dwight Col, John
Hay and the Very Rev James Hughes
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Failure OF Prison Labor Contractors.

TRENTON. May 22.-T. D. Phillips & Co.. tho
largest contractors convict labor In the state prison
at this place have failed and about 3D convics hereto
fore employed bv them. manufacturing Shoes are idle
and Yesterday were confined 10 t'ir cell. The other
contracts ire on the lt lroXimu aud will only be
newcd for reduced number of hands probably not
80 ont NJ $50 In the prison. only no
N..tkt n.Iax
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Business Jlotitr5.

suffered icariully with swollen joints. went on
crutchc ri,l every remedy without success; GILES
Linmcnt loddc Ammonia cured me. THOMAS Nc
DONNELI. i7s Wellington IT.. Montreal sold by all
druggists. send Tor pamphlet Or. GILES, 100 West
Broadway, y. Y Trial size - cents
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Arrivcd-wEnSKspAr. NAV n
IS Regulator. nnanc. Wilmington Sc.
- AlVicr-. Hawthorn. New ORLEANS
= John Gibson. Ntsin-o. Georgetown, ID c.
- Alhemarr. ttth. Lcwcs
= tiiv ni Washington. Zimmerman, Havana
- I.nnca -trr. Mills fhilaielphia.
;. Ionc star. forhc~ Wilmington, Del
HArk fr'Na. Blnauw. llavrc.
Bark NtNersink. Jarvis. Matankas
Schr Mabel. Malnutv. - Johns. Z r.
Schr DayhreaS. Mackty. lumacoa
Sehr Annie Bell Reed. Mnyaguck.
Schr Liyx.c Ice. Stuhhs. Antigua.
Also. the regular rlAafw 80 prrActe
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MARINE INrELLrGEyCE

rfyiaruRE AtvASAc--rrts nAY.
sunrscs.. ~ sun scts..... i7lMoon rises..io "a
Hf.u wArLR--riits
Sandy Hook ~ ~ Gov 1sani / 81 Hell Gate. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

Rupture rrusscs supporters Bets. &C. Prices suit
the times Adjustable Pressure Truss Co.. 7J5 Broadway.
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LoHo BRANCH, May PA dead whale was
found at an Beach nine mites south OF here
today Tas monster had evidently been cast ashore b,
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Neither druggcd, lipuored, nor watered-Dr.
Underhis pure Wines from te CrotOn Point Whey yards.
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nIIls signed by the Governor.

ALBANY May 22.-Gov Robinson signed the
following among other bulls, to-day.
Ameu1ns the aci in relation to assignments Of debtors
tor the cucNt OF creditors
To- Incorporate Gruernl Council of tho Methodist
Episcopal Ministers Aau0nn Umon All Association. aud
to provide Tor ic organization 0 subordinate chapters
Amounting the net 10 Incorporate the Veterans at the
National Guard seventh regiment, First Division, New
York state Militia
TO secure the payment Of lahorcrs. mechanics MGR.
chants rudcf, ana person. lurishW. materials toward
Siit'.
Amending the act relating 30 the bonded Indebtedness
OF NlIa-r-. ,lNr-. GOWNS. tll counties.
InAlend the act Incorporating lhc Musical Protective
Union
TO provide for the adjustment and payment Of unpaid
MNr,, IN Mrstchcsci comfy. hY tic towns al Nc,t
Farms Morusain and kmsshrdgc, lately lann, Xed 10
the city and county 0i New York.
The old and woll-known house Of y. NJ Cow
perihWmi ~" established lN7i 10 aud VI chatham
II. sui continues 10 krrptc largest amt best assortment
furniture carpets bedding, Ac ana Ia sell at lower
prices and on easier terms than any uher house In the
trade. Weekly or monthly payments taken.-Adv.
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II you want 10 purchase straw mattlngs at re-
tail call on the importers. Joseph Wild 4 Co... 90
and 81 Thomas street, near broadway. They
have an immense stock OF all qualities. -.i,ir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-23

a 81 Pearl or Mixed Derby. 100, Fine
Macklnaw, 500 worth So IS New church IT., up stairs
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YIRHIysD.

Have you tried the perfection blend Of
Mocha and Java Coffee In glass arsf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
Bad for the Boys.
detroit Free Press.I

A rat of boy who had in vain
searched the Postoffice corridors for
the nickel which a careless hand
occasionally drops at the stamp
clerks window, yesterday took his
position before a chestnut stand on
Grlswold street and eyed the fresh
nuts a long time before drawing a
deep sigh and groaning:
"Oh, wish was rich"
The chestnut rooster made no re-
ply, and the odor of the roasted
nuts finally induced the boys to in.
quire:
"Are chestnuts healthy?"
mo, Bub-they are prolific of
Indigestion" was the reply.
After awhile the boy thought it
was time to remark:
ibid you ever hear the story of
the man who gave poor boy a
handful OF chestnuts, and when the
boy grew up and got rich he re-
warded the old man with q dIa.
mond pin and four-horse team?n
"No, never did; but I heard of
the man who brought a poor boy
to the edge of the grave by giving
him a dozen chestnuts.n
The lad took turn up and down,
secured another strong sniff OF the
pleasant odor, and then leaned over
and whispered:
"If I'll take tie chances on the
edge of the grave business, will
you take the chances on the chest
nuts?u
The vender finally thought he
would.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
Col. rhomos A. Scott.
pItt,burpb fpa., critic, Nov. iolh.l

[Pittsburgh (Pa.) Critic. Nov. l0th.l
The departure of this distln-
guished citizen for Europe at the
present time and under the circum-
stances announced is to the public
q matter SO unexpected as to cause
little less surprise than would be
the notice of his permanent with
drawal from the company with
which his name has become SO
thoroughly identified. According
to the statement in the newspapers
on Tuesday morning, he made his
arrangements on very short notice,
the Board having granted him
leave of absence on Friday, and at
that time he was undecided as to
accepting their tender; but on Sun
day (according to the statement
published) he left on the steamer
switzerland, Of an obscure line,
with his family, for Europe. The
very few facts officially announced
leave very large margin for sur
mise and speculation. Quid nuncs,
consequently, have a busy time.
To those who are acquainted with
the former history of the ColonePs
career, as well as the incidents of
more recent date, there is little of
a mysterious nature about the
case; the candle Is simply
burned out. He has crowd
ed events which would have
made a brilliant record for fifty
years into the brief space of twenty
Ave, and the mental, as well as the
physical force is exhausted. When
ever the necessity required, the
work of days would be accom-
plished in hours, and that of months
condensed into days. The remark
able facility with which he could
throw off all business during his
hours of rest and relaxation en-
abled him to recuperate rapihly
from the exhaustive effects OF in
tense application, and rendered his
otherwise marvellous achievements
possible. But thero Is limit to
nerve and brain force, beyond
which, when once reached, no hu-
man organization can ever pass,
and the subject OF this sketch has
undoubtedly arrived at this ultima
tum. His extraordinary powers
eliminated at least five years
ago, from which time, il he
could have gradually relaxed
the tension, both body and
mind might have continued
strong and vigorous through a green
old age, but this was not to be. The
business of 1878 found him at the
head of an immense system of par
TALLY developed enterprises, any
one of fifty of which would have
been sufficient to tax his energies
and capacity for its full fruition to
the utmost, even when he was in
the full possession of health, but
the times since 1873, demanded un-
usual exertion, and permitted no
relaxation, and he has paid the
penalty. His brief retirement
must eventuate in permanency. If
no demands are made upon him for
six months he may seem to recov-
er, and the light flicker In the SOCK
ct, but his days for continuous eff
fort and protracted usefulness are
gone forever.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
A Candidates Spanish Toast.

From the Virginia City Chronicle.l
Last evening a candidate went
into a Spanish saloon to cap for
the Castilian vote. He invited sew
eral dark-complexioned men to
take drink, and gave a Spanish
toast that he had carefully studied
up for the occasion. He thinks he
must have made a sort of a slip in
accent or pronunciation, or perhaps
the pluperfect tense of his verb was
twisted. At any rate he was pain
fully misunderstood, for the near
est man struck him three times un-
der the ear before the next man
knocked him down, and somebody
kicked him out of the door. He
now says he doesn't care snap for
six or eight votes, but he would
give 1000 of borrowed money to
know exactly what he said when
he treated that crowd.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

factory and he rendered his resig-
nation, which, up to latest dates,
had not been accepted.
Large plantations OF coffee will
be made near Chinandega, on the
Pacific side. Nearly 100, trees
are now planted.
Advices from Salvador state that
the volcanoes of Izalco and Santa
Ana are in state of tremendous
activity. On the latter four or five
openings emit fire, smoke and
ashes in volumes, supposed to be
from Aperctus, an old volcano
which has been silent for some
years. For miles around ashes are
falling and the air is filled with
smoke e, darkening the day. making
the scene gloomy and terrifying the
inhabitants in the adjoining vii
lagos.
The elections in Nicaragua are
reported In favor of the government
candidate, Gen. Zavala. No inter.
ference was attempted on the part
of the military, and good order
prevailed throughout the country,
although party spirit ran high.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19

receive anything for his eight
years service as Generalissimo of
the Continental army save the re-
imbursemnt Of an itemized account
of his actual pecuniary outlays, a
Democratic Congress can afford to
lower the pride of an army Of high
~ paid military and naval barna-
cles.
The late elections as we have said,
have given the approaching Demo-
cratic Congress its cue. The DEM
ocratic House OF Representatives
will no longer be impeded in its
schemes of retrenchment, by a Re.
publican Senate from and after the
4th of March next. There could
not be palmer road toa majority
OF two-thirds in the successor of the
next Congress, and to a Democratic
President, than that broad and easy
grade which lies open to the body
which will assemble on the 4th o
March, 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-19
Latest Eastern News
Warrington G"s>tls.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-Con-
gressman Stephens is already In
Washington for the Winter. he
says he sees no change in the Pres
dents attitude, an enforcement of
the law being part of his plan.
It is said that the President will
devote large part of his message
to the Southern question.
More facts about the Southern
frauds continue to be received.
A county has been found in South
Carolina without single Republic
can vote.
Want 10 Rsduce the Gosd standard.
New YORK. Nov. 1S.-The Sun 8
Washing ton special intimates that
proposition impends among GER
tain Congressman to reduce the
gold dollar so as to make it equal
with silver.
Graut nj Gibraltar.
NEW YORK, ,Nov.1S.-Th Herald
has cablegram to the effect that
Grant Is at Gibralter, where he was
enthusiastically received. He will
leave on Monday for Malaga;
thence, after two days stay he will
proceed by rail to Grenada. He
will spend several days among the
Alhambra.
The Body uOt f0uMd.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1Sth.-The re-
ports in the morning papers that
Stewards body had been found are
pronounced untrue at police head
quarters.
Kehos's Death warrant lssned.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. 1Sth.-
In accordance with the opinion of
the Acknowledgement, Gov. Hart
ranft decided to-day to issue war
rant for the execution, on the 18th
of December, of the notorious Mol
lie Mcguire, John Kehoe, who was
convicted of the murder of F. s. w.
Langdon, in Schuylkill county, in
1877.