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The New York herald., 1878-01-13
EXPOITEliS NATIONAL CONYEN-
= TION.

PirrsBuRc, Jan. IL, 1878.
The meeting OF tho Nauonai Convention OF the
United states Export Trade, which was 10 have been
hold at Washington, c.. January % has been post.
poned until February 10 Many Of the commercial
boards OF tho country do not hold their regular meet
ings until late tho month TO appoint dccgaio
anu la order to give all Interested ample tnlc the
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS have decided u best ~
natIe 4 later day.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
ST. MARY'S ORPHAN ASYLUM.

Vice Chancellor Van Fleet has rendered decision
In the case of 81. Mary's Orphan Asylum. at South
Orange aud a contractor named James +. Ovancy.
He declares that the YUM had right 10 the pro.
OF tho Court having paid int his hands, fof
the boncnt OF creditors tho moneys In dispute. The
Court will aprortion tho mooey. Tho action OF tht
asylum managers WAS entirely hoporaDle.
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PIERSON AGAINST FURBER.

ALBANY, Jan IL, 1873
Judge westbrooK has denied the motion In the
oiHenry X. Person, receiver, &C.. vs.. Henry }. Fur
Dor nnd others to change the place Of trial IRON
Albany TO New York u the plaintiff stipuates within
nve days alter the entry ot the order that he will not
apply for a receiver OF tho real property Of tho de-
PENDANTS PRIOR to tho entry or Judgment II no does
not so stipuIase the molten toe change venue Is
granled.
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UTAH STATESMEN.

EMINKNTLY RELIGIOUS QUALITY OF The LAW
MAKERS IN MoRMoSDoM.
sbY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.
SALT LAKE Jan II. ISIS
The Utah Legislative Assembly meets in this city on
Monday next. The Council consists Of thirteen mem
bers, all churchmen aud all poiy2am,sts. One IS the
SOC o! the Prophet John W. Young. two are apostles
aud the remainder bishops or presidents oi stakes.
Tnere are twcniy-.ix Assembly men, OF whom twenty
Two are IN polygsmy four apostles and thirteen
bishops or presidents OF stakes rooeic county, A
mining region, IS represented by Gentle, the only
outsider IN The Assembly A marked ballot and
woman suffrage mainly INSTRUMENTAL IL procuring
so unht body .or the business OF making
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APPLIES OF GOLD IN PICTURES of SILVER
"A word ty spoken Is like apples ot gold In pictures
silver When tho b.iy becomes diseased the MUD 10
thcr by necessarily Influenced National State dis
seusious bborood brLl. aud family diifercncey
frequently than otherwise the result diseased and
dsordercd constitutions When the body surrng the
mind acting in sympathy. will becoms irrtated aud
pe ycd When the h scaI sysiem in health the nind
peccives things their true light and the disposition
very different phase Nothing directly tends
10 destroy tho happy cheerful spostion OF woman.
rcuder her prevish nervous and frctf than constant
cudgrAre u disorders The disrasrs peculiar
away the elasticity and buoyHncy of health
and reduce her body AID nina to mere wreck. DR..
IF RCES FAvoRirk PaEscRirroS is real racemaker Ia
family. No suffering from uterine disorders
afford without this remedy The FAvogrk r.kscKr
doctor bills uvvrces Ard
Off suices brings back huuyant ioyous feelings
tho health and ncr family 10 happiness Il 10
hold by all duggsts
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DIRECT TRADE WITH CUBA.

81. Louis, No., Jan. IL. 1878
delegation Of about thirty gentlemen. representing
various branches OF business, iot here this morning
for savannah Ga and Will there Join tho excursion 10
Havana which starts from that cisy carly next week.
rheUbect Of this excursion ~ To open direct trade
between 81 Louis and various cities oi the s1uth aud
Cuba via anIshp Inc bet Savannah aud tnai
island The party Will be joined route 10y several
delegations from the interior ciiIos OF the South
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ROBBING LETTER BOXES.

....a ...t PHILADELPHIA Pa, Jan. IL, 1875. -.
John H. Bhtlcr. discharged letter carrier OF this
city, who arrested last evening on suspicion OF
having robbed the street letter boxes, had hearing
to-day before United statos Commissioner Smith and
held In So 900 bail to answer at tue United States
Court. When arrested Butler had On ettor carriers
uniform and two keys httng the street letter boxes
together with number oi addrcsted envelopes, were
fo
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. IL, 1873.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company, 10 the 00fc,at
Gazette today, gives notice or an application 10 be
made al the next session of Parliament for to
establish among It's officers provident or accident
fund also an act to enable the company TO
purchase or lease or TO arrange Tor working OF any
other rniroad In Canada elsewhere out Of Canada
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
MRS. WALLS FUNERAL.

The remains OF Mrs. Lzxe Wall, who was murdered
by her husband, Joseph 4. WALL On "Wednesday nj ight
Last. at No. I03 East Twentieth street, were taken
IRON the Morguc yesterday b. her SISTER, Mrs. Cum
miuys, VI No. .3l East Twenty eighth street hs
.Iuuctai attended 10y tho friends ~ Calvary
ter
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mot FOR DAY. BUT FoR ALL TINE

This quotation applied to the fame of II. divine SHAKES
pcare be used with equal truth In the description t
the iurous PARisiAS DIAMONDS whose b-auty and brill
iancy cndureh mot for day. but for ali time" they
have coating real diamond crystal base and
mounted In gold diamond settings Of the latest
styles and sole for thirteth of tho OF gems
by RICHARD HUMPHREYS only. $40 Broad- ~, sorner
OF 18th ST New York l have xgen's Seud tor the
Circlet OF Gems. Y lud free.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Jan. IL, 1873.
Tho sailing schedule ior tho Australian steamers
has been changed to fx thor time OF sailing
earlier than under tho old arrangement The change
has been made Uy the Postmaster Generals o! New
South " acs and New Zenand TO alternate tho
London mails across Tins continent WITH mails via
ho Suc Can
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HELD AS BURGLARS.

On Thursday night the store Of Emanuel stern, No
aD6 Grand street, was entered and over 5000 worth
OF goods stolen thcrcirom. Detectives Lyon and King
arrested James Leo and John Ptt, having oupd most
OF the goods their rooms Tue prisoners were uf.
raehed Lssex Market Court yesterday and held
ia ~. JVV bail each.
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A WOMAN IN DISTRESS.

Matte VI. StilIwcii, who gave her occupation ns q
contributor TO The daily papers, was taken ~ bellevue
Hospital last night She stated that she had been
assaulted but the surgeons, on examining her, pro-
nounced her suffering from chrome rheumatism and
lvstcris Miss Stiiwc sad sue resided The cor
nor @! Eighth street aud broadway
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
SHAVED Bl JUSTICE.

In the Tombs Police Court yesterday Charles sohle,
who was caught coming out Of tho barber shop OF
Pierre Rodier No. 10 Broad street, at unreasonable
hour Friday night, was arraigned on the cbargc o
burglary Twsutyoght razors, stolen IRON the barber
slfop iouud In his possession Tho prisoner was
held ia 81, wv bail IVr trial
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MURDERER DOOMED.

Sr LOUIS, No., jan Il, 1878
The Supreme Court has affirmed the Judgment OF
tho low o.. Court in the case Of William wcners, who
was convicted OF tho murder Of A. V. Lawrence, at
the Theatre Comiqoc saloon, year ago, and he Will
be hanged here next Friday morning.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

Nkw ORLEANS, Jan. IL, 1873
In the billiard tournament here today, third game,
Rudophc defeated Don by the following score:-Ru.
dolphe, 600; Dion, All. RudoIpho's average was
IL 10; Dions, ~ 2l.4j The largest runs were Ku-
doiphe, 10, g.; Dion, I03, SO, SO.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK PINCHED.

Trenton. ~ j.. Jan. IL, 1873.
tho state Savings Bank stopped payment to-day
and gave notice that they asked the iorDenrance VI
deposIlors for lew days until they can dispose OF
some Of their securities. THIS Is generally known
Free zs's Bank.
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SERIOUS CASE.

Zachariab Taylor Hudson, who stabbed Isaac Scbilt
IN the back on tie 1ith ibst., was taken from the
Tombs to Bellevue Hospital, as no suffering from
several severe contusions which he received IN the
ARRAY Scnit was reported last night TO BE- IN vcry
dangerous condition at the Now York Hospital.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lafayette s. Foster, oi Connecticut, is nj the
Grana. State Senator William W. Rockwell, OF Gcn's
Falls, N. Y, Is zt the 81 james. Ex-CouRrsssman
Robert s. Hale. oi Eiixsoc,htown N. T., is ut ths
Fifth Avenue. Ex-Governor y. q. Arnold. OF Rhode
Union square
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KENTUCKY SENATORS .!IP.

FRASKPoRr, Jan. II. 1873.
Another joint ballot Tor United States Senator
taken to-day, resultiDe.-W iiliams, 81, Lindsay.
4s; McCreary, 20, and. Boyd, Is. Several members
were absent.
The Legislature has adj our ned to Monday.
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CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

MAcmIAs, Me-, jan ~ 1873.
Jason Loighton's camp. on West River. above Cher
ryded burned last night aud four Of his children
pcrished IN the nlmos.
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JUDICIAL APPOINTMENT.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RALEIGH, n. G., Jan. Il, 1878
Governor Vance tonight appointed Hon. W. H. n.
Smith. eminent democratic lawyer Of this city. to
be Chief Justice of the Stato Supreme Court, In tho
place OF Richmond N. Pearson, deceased.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
FOREST CITY JOCKEY CLUB.

CLkv.IASD, 0bio, Jam L., ls7s
Ata meeting OF the directors OF the Forest CITY
Jockey Club, hold TO day, II was decided to abandon
tho ing NEE ting for the season oil 1878.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
ARMS FOR TURKEY.
ARRIVAL OF A sTEAMER AT NEW HAVEN FOR
NoRL ARMS AND DELAY OF THE JOHN DRAM

HALL.
NEw HAVEN, Conn, jan IL 1873
The iron steamer Remus reached this port this
afternoon. having come !or load Of arms and mum
tions Tor the Turkish government. She will no, begin
TO .aks on q cargo tor several days Meanwhile the
iron steamer Jonn BramhaI stiil lies ~ the Sound
just outside Of the harpor ready TO start bearing
cargo worth over ST. 800, 00O she has been long de-
ayed, and tor fourteen days has drawn dennrrags NJ
the rate Of $3.50 aday
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
STORES BCKNED.
CLINTON, Ont. Jan.

CLINTON. Ont, Jan. II 1878.
Hre to-day destroyed a brick building, occupied
by 5. Davis, hardware. The stock was total loss.
The adjoining building, occupied ny J. Biddcoinb,
Jcwelry, was also burned fhc stock was partly
saved The total loss about $2j, 900; ns uruncc
sl2OU
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DRY GOODS FAILURE.

MONTREAL, Jan. IL, 1878.
Francoeur Il Giroux. dry goods merchants OF this
city, have tailed. Their liabilities over $lVvoOo
aud their assets $4,000.
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SENTENCED FOR SHOOTING.

TORONTO, Out., Jan. IL, 1873.
Frank Meeker convicted AT the present Asszes "f the
shooting OF Joseph Qun. Deputy Reeve of YorkviIle
In 1874, has been sentenced to fourteen years. mprs
onment In the Ponitentiary.
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THE WEATHER yesterday.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In COM
parson with the CORES pondng date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Building
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BODIES RECOVERED.

PRovIScgrowN, Mass, Jan IL, 1873
. Three bodies we're recovered to-day by the men OF
the lilo saving ststious Ouo identified that of
Captain james H. Thompson, of tho schooner Addc
L. Avery. The others are supposed To be oi the
.f ths hchoouer pOwwuW
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OPPOSING APPROPRIATIONS.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Jan. IL, 1873.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Monroe county have
passed resolution requesting Assemblymen aud
Senators TO use all honorable means 10 prevent
further appropriations to complete tho new Capitol Al
Albany.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
AGAINST THE BLAND SILVER BILL.

BUFFALO, N. Y, jan IL, 1878.
AZ a meeting OF the bankers OF this city, II was
unanimously resolved TO cooperate with the banks Of
New York In such action they may tnkc IN oppos-
Ing the Bland Silver bil now before the Senate.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY REFUSED.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. II. 1873.
The Governor declines 10 interfere In tho case Of
Bro,herton. sentenced to be executed In Auburn on
Thursday next.
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

A-FOR ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN
une hthy condition of the liver aud stomach remedy
equals scHENcks MANDRAKE Pills. Nomsttcr how eos.
bilious ths svstem habit of the
Immediately corrected and regulated and tho
brought to u healthy and natural activity.
For sale by all drurgiNtA
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
APrLEs OF GOID IN rlcrUKEs 0F sILvE

JACK FROST lRKilArES SENSITIVE SKINS.
GhNSs SuLrnrm soar ovrrcoues aud siisys the rritA
tun
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA

POLITICS QUIET, BUT THE EARTH sHAXY IN
PERU-TnoUBLE. BETWEEN COSTA RIGA AND
GUATEMALA - IMMIGRATION INvITED-THR
FRENCH CANAL PROJECT.
LIMA, Dec. 20, 1877.
From all quarters OF the Republic We receive the
most gratifying reports OF peace, progress and tran.
quny. There are no further rumors respecting The
threatened movements OF Don Nicolas dc pierola and
until Congress meets In May 10 examine the election
returns there is 10 probability OF political agitation
EARTHQUAKE
strong shock OF hquako felt in Callao De.
ccmber H. VI fifteen minutes past seven F. II was,
fortunately o; short duration, the unduaton being
from north 10 south.
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Germany next week but there is probability OF
those operations extending beyond the limits OF what
the open market supply"
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year observation-disclosures. 20 u
1877. 1873.
Weekly average, ~ So ~ 6.7
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ASTOR HOUSE SHOE SrORE.-FINEST HAND
made GAirKRs aud sRoks ~ English walkny SnoEs 50;
Dress >HOrs. 81 STERN. barclay 81
A GENTLEMAN'S SILK HAT, DERBY OR SOFr
IAr about half Broadway prices: sDeciaity line hats Is
New CLurch IL nm stairs
, 1878-01-19
the Daily Of Monday

From the Daily Of Monday.
BETHEL FLAG PREsENTATIoN.-We
learn that Rev. r. s. Stubbs, sea-
mans chaplain for Columbia river
and Puget Sound, will visit our city
the latter part of this week in the
interests Of the work among seamen.
Il seems that the ladies of Portland
have commissioned Mrs. Stubbs,
the chaplain's wife; to present to the
ladies' Of the churches in Seattle 3
handsome Bethel flag, expressive of
their Christian love and good will.
It is expected that q united service
of all the Sabbath schools Of this
place will be held at some conven-
lent hour on the Sabbath, during
which the formal presentation Of the
flag will take place, and for the first
time on this Sound will be unfurled
to the breeze q Bethel banner.
Chaplain Stubbs has had long and
valued experience among seamen,
and his great success SO far at Port~
land promises that his labors on
Puget Sound will not be in vain.
We will furnish further particulars
when the arrangements have been
completed. 50
JUSTICE A. M. Snyder, who was
elected last Saturday, has en-
tered upon his official duties in
the Office lately occupied by W.
R. Andrews, on Washington
street.
, 1878-01-19

WoRK.-A young man who arriv-
ed in this city few days ago, and
who has already secured work at
cutting wood. saw man in Nevada
who was just from Seattle, and who
said it was utterly impossible to got
work in this city or vicinity. He
had stopped here three months, and
only did two days work in that time.
When asked again if there was any
kind of employment for q stranger
here, he said positively no. "But,"
said his questioner. Il thought q
man could get work at cutting
wood" "Well yes," was the reply,
.sif man is willing to do rough
work he can find plenty Of it there. !"
That explains the situation perfectly
there are times when q man cannot
get situationin q bank, or as q rail-
road conductor, and q person may
even fail in securing the position Of
book keeper for . leading firm, but
there is always plenty of trough
work" on the Sound.
, 1878-01-19

WEATHER.-On the I'd day Of
January the mercury stood at
31o at Santa Barbara, Southern
California, with snow and ice.
It has been no colder than that
at Seattle any day during the
present winter, and on this 18th
day of January, it is 10 degrees
higher. Roses and other flowers
are in bloom in our gardens.
, 1878-01-19

ABOUT 10 o'clock last night the
handsome barkentine Discovery was
towed in by the tug Goliah, and mar
rowly escaped serious injury by COL
liding with Yesler's wharf. As it
was she came up toward the wharf
diagonally and would have been
badly damaged had not the man at
the wheel put her helm hard a-port
Just in the nick of time.
The Port Townsend Argus states:
"Ex. Rep. Miller of King county,
and Mr.. Wiggins, of the Occidental
Hotel, of Seattle, have bought the
patent right, for their county, for
the Plummer fruit dryer. We un-
derstand they intend going into the
business of drying up there" Our
contemporary probably means that
they intent drying fruit, not drying
up"
ON Monday, the 7th inst, the
Puget Sound Telegraph Company
held their annual meeting at Port
Townsend, and elected the following
officers: President. T. T. Minor
Secretary, D. G. H. Rothschild; /;
Treasurer, 81. L. Tibbals; Trustees,
O. F. Gerrish, T. T. Minor. VIM.
Renton, 81. L. Tibbals and D. G. Fl.
Rothschild.
The Portland papers complain
that we give undue prominence to
the recent disasters on the Colum-
bia river bar, and adds that there
would be less accidents there if
ship masters would only wait for
favorable weather. But then this
waiting to cross is more expensive
in the aggregate than the losses
from shipwreck.
The barkentine Katie Flickenger,
which was built in this city in 1876,
and made her first trip to China
loaded with lumber from Colman's
mill, has returned so far as Port
Townsend. Last evening Carrie
Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. Pfifer came
in on the North Pacific, having left
the vessel at Townsend yesterday.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
recommended the abolition of the
customs collecting district of Alas,
ka, and pending action on this re-
commendation, the Senate having
taken no action on the Presinent's
nomination of Colonel DeAhna, the
appointment remains in allegiance.
THEreporter ofthe Albany (Ogn.)
Observer hears that Portland girl
lost her shoe overheard on the last
trip of the Elder, and helighthouse
keeper at Fort Stevens. observing it
floating. telegraphed to Washington
that the outside buoy was adrift.
SoME of the members of the late
John Jack dramatic company came
up from Victoria Oh the North Pa
cific last night and went on to Port
land. Mr.. Jack and Miss Firmin
went to San Francisco on the City
of Panama last Thursday.
Twas the last fly of Summer, at
our paste board alone; down swoop-
ed our bread hooks, the joker had
flown. Tell us. ye winged winds,
thai round our pathway roar, would
it have been surprising had we swore
q gentle swore?
UNITARIAN. Sunday morning Mr..
Utter will preach upon !" Orthodox
Growth" and in the evening upon
Prayer and Revivals." Reinig's
Hall at the usual hours. All ara.
invited.
The District Court at Steitacoom
opens on Monday. Judge Lewis
accompanied by James Seavy. his
clerk. came up on the North Pacific
last night.
THE steamer Zephyr leaves for
Tacoma at $3.50 Monday morning to
connect with the railroad for Port
land.
THE steamship Dakota will prob
ably arrive at this port on Monday.
NEW boilers ard machinery are
being mt in the Seabeck mill
, 1878-01-19

Dr. L. J. Draper of Washington,
whose commission as assistant sur
geon in the Navy was revoked in
1865 ON account of his leaving Phil
adelphia in company with Confed-
crate prisoner named Thomas A.
Menzies and going to Baltimore and
there attending q Confederate party
given in honor of Menzies. has been
reinstated in the Navy to his old pe-
sition with Is years and 10 months
back pay.
1t was Epictetus who said, "lf
evil be said of thee, and it bo
true, correct thyself; if it be q
lie, laugh at it." 1t is a curious
law of human nature that the
man who argues on the weak
side is sure to be the first to get
angry, and if a man becomes tu-
rious at a story that is being Cir
culated about him, and defies the
whole world to prove 1t,
it is generally because there is
some truth in it, and he is afraid
you will find it out.
, 1878-01-19

Masonic Cemetery for $3 each.
dec2Otf. W. II Bow.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12
NHHRESTHAN REID.

Authors of "Ingremisco," ~" Wearithorne," "OId
Martin Boseawen's Jest, !" "Aytoun," 1.-TWO Hun
dred Years." etc, etc
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12
Dealer in Dead Men.

Chicago, November 3.-The Tri6unes
dispatch from Keokuk says it has been
discovered that A. Mackey, of this city,
has been receiving bodies ofrecently buried
people, graves have been robbed at Beacon,
Ia, and the bodies barrelled and shipped.
Two barrels we're consigned to Mackey on
Thursday, but the railroad agent being
suspicious opened one and found the body
of John Hynes, who had been recently
buried near Beacon. Mackey was arrested,
but declares that he is innocent. His
assertion is discredited, as under his direc-
tions the first barrel was taken to the
Medical College at Keokuk, where 1t still
remains. The college authorities disclaim
any knowledge of the source from which
the barrel came.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12
A Strange Pair.

The wonderfully Joined twin babies from
st. Benoit, Canada, who were exhibited in
N. Y. city few months ago, have been
critically examined in Philadelphia by Prof.
Pancoast. They are separate to the hips,
but have only two legs in the aggregate.
The Siamese twins were distinct pair, so
are the negro twins called Millie and Chris
tine, but the Professor says of the Cana
dian babies: "They have separate lungs
and hearts, the union beginning at the edge
of the ribs, and forming common digestive
and generative organs"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12
A Curious Sui; for Damages.


A Judgment against a railway supern-
tendent, in an action for assault and bat
terry, has been reversed by the Supreme
Court of Wisconsin, because the plaintiffs
counsel, In his argument to the jury, as
sumed facts to have been proved concerning
which no evidence had been taken, and
also appealed to prejudces foreign to
anything in proof There was no testimo-
ny whatever concerning the ability of the
defendant to pay what are called punitive
or exemplary damages, yet the counsel for
the plaintiff endeavored to supply this want
by arguing that as the defendant was in
the employ of great corporation, and that
corporation was wealthy and powerful he
was therefore able to pay any Judgment
that might be obtained against him. Pro-
per exceptions were taken, and the Supreme
Court says that enough appears on the
record to show not only that the learned
counsel commented on facts not in evidence,
but that in effect, though not witness,
he testified to facts himself. In reaching
the conclusion that the Judgment ought on
this ground to be reversed, Chief Justice
Ryan truly remarks : "Doubtless the Cir
cult Court can as it did in this case, charge
the jury to disregard all statements of ia ct
not in evidence. But it is not so certain
that jury will do So Without notes of
the evidence, it may be often difficult for
juries to discriminate between the state
ments of fact by counsel following the
evidence and outside of it. 1t is sufficient
that the professional statements of
counsel may gravely prejudice the jury
and affect the verdict" This reversal is
particularly noteworthy, and derives addi-
tional interest from the fact that the plain
tiff's counsel is one of the most distin-
guished member of the Wisconsin bar.