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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

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leI6te Waare gum RoteIE unb 3.60(93.75
titr gIatte idDere 8aare gum 8sri6ineH.
Die bel1tige 3ufAbr belief it6 aul circa
1000 Sti6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
GtieMDQlaraMb.

QIs Jtidter Waterman ppn Baufegan
am W2itttpod na6 Chicago abrciite, bate
er cine Summe bon $500 in Ser BiitoIen=
Salde letneS 8eintletbes berborgeu. 9[uf
bent 3uge ,og er bas @elb berpor, be;ablte
lsine 6abrt rnb itedte ein paar Dollar in
feline Weitental6e, tpdbrenb er 6as ilbrige
gelb pieOer at benz alien Nlabe aufbe>
tpubrte. SSn GDicaeo ansefommen, fiel es
ibm ntdt cher ei1, na6 ieineln gelbc SIT
lebell, ais bis er itd unt II Hbr i'm 6otcl
Snr @ube Iegen t%poIte, unb 3u ieincm
Shreden entoe6te ct, baB Die gauge
Sunln1e p~erIGDIuoen tDar. 0te 0ebetmz
poliSei, melder Ser 8eraubte Sen 0orfau
beridtete, lit Der 2Init9t, baB Die Ndl1ber
li6 allf Dem 3uge b%efunoen boben u,t6 bas
benin NuSitctgen am 8abnbofe in Chicago
entitebe1oe O~ebrdnge oa3u bentbten, iid
ibrer Bente 3H bcndbti8en. Gs iino ale
mDgli6en Gorfebrunsen getroffen tDerben,
ben fre9en Ndubsru auf bic Spur sI tom-
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

.So6n M. Sones, 6ntgbt'sW Drills, Wltii.,
f3reibt: 8tr. beriu6ten bic Gel6idli@fctt
zines ieben Mr5tcs in rnierer Na0bari6aft
an -lInlerem &inOe. Or. S. $. Wc0ean's
tpeiBe e~rDitaqiitrte l1ninerlalzYtuen; ie
betlen 9eberbel6pcrben, 8iliolitGt, &opf@
peb, IftlSludt unb Observation-Disclosures ite
bellten IS n1o gaben ibm Die @elun0bett
tpteoer. BrobeSS 6a6teln 20 Gts., per
yoit: Wfan abreiiire: Or, S. S. Nc0ean,
ct. Souls, Wo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
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GentaHr Ointment lit III 5pei bers
i6iebeuen Sorten 81 baben. 9aS tuctBe
Inn bon Weniden gebraudt SIT tperbel1; bas
0eIbc fiirYferoe, S6afe uno anoere Sbiere.
gltteite iiber bic @irfungen bieicr bor3itgItS
6en 9rdparate iinb nm iebe TIai6e GEE
iptfelt, unb itnb ielbige tn ieber Npot9efe
ooer bur6 Die 4oit BON Der Office Der
Gentaur Company, 46 Sep Street,
gletD Yorf @itn. al hoben. 21ian1SpS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

@tuH On sine i65ne Saut?
9iimm Or, s. S, WlcQcan'3 oGt6rfenbss
GorDial uno 8lutreiniger". SIS gibt Ser
2sber neus 8raft, pcrtreibt bic gaIIenbaften
geIbliden 6lcfen Der 0aut, reiriet bas
Slut un6 reguIirt bos Spltem. Or. S.
8, Wc2eans Cffice, 314 Gbeiinut, ct.
QoitS, Nto.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
Cite attS9eoebste ROpmloritGt.
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SebeS Sabr finbet 8rc1pn'S 8roWGinI
SroGcS III neuen 9ertIi6feiten IN perz
l6ie6enen Ibeilen Der &elt. SIN Gin
bern bon 6uiten, GrfGltungen uno Qeioen
beS S6lunoeS bnbcn it9 biele Gaitiuer
ais sunerlGiiig ertpiei Ell. G~erIangt mn
GrOtun'S 8romGi6I SroGeS uno
nebrnet ni6t cine Der ipertblolen gaacb=
abmNngen, tpclde Sud angcbotsH per0su
mag. sic iinb LIBERAL 5n babsn.
Samernfaneeret. gGdbren6 s. gens
uoII, etn 8irger bon Scout, Sopa, fi6
nad) benz 6. =. & 8. Gilenbabrbof be0e-
beN pollte, !puroe er al ser QafeitraBe, nabe
Wahnlb 2l0enuc, bon Stpei &erlcn alfgez
balteu, ipelde it'd fir GieDeimpoIisiitell
auSgaben ltnb i'm heidu!bisteH, folldles
@elb p~eraus8obt 81 Daben, Sic fQroerteH
lbn oNf. ibneH lah Der Bolt3etltotipn 81
fplgen, urn nuteripe98 madbte IT'D elmer ser
Glaliner oaran, rem uerblliften Trenlbelr
5u our6lHd)eu. Gr fan0 bel oc1nielben $25
III baarem Gelbe, Elm Sal0enbNb nit
ipertbbolIen Gapieren uno ~ionlttee Ga6sil,
tDeld)e iGn1mtItb III bic Eal6eu OeS G.uaii=
0tDeimpoli3ilten tpanberten.
Iadbem Die bei0en fre6en Bauer1fGn>
ger Sen unlduloigen JtetienOen nod cine
9Seile bic &reus unb Bic Quer bur6 per-
jdiebene StroSen gefiDrt batteu, psrz
i6tpGnben ie plobIi6 I'M cine Gde ln6
lieBef ben 0cprellten nit leineu Sc
banfen Iber bte9ttdtsnubigtcit Der W}enz
i0sn oIleilt. Embellishments fanS nd
bQlb eiN mitleibiser 9ieneI ber Sbriefeit,
tpetder Sen Hatbloien sltr GoIiseiitation
geleitete. ipoielbit er leiH llngIiid baartleiu
erSdblte. Sb man Der ireden Sdurfen
bubbait iperben tpiro, lit cine QroBe Srage,
oa Der 8eraltbte feline genaue SeldrejbNn9
bon oenlelben 81 GebeN perWog.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
@,tte Wadrid)t fir Otc Gtearrens

fabrtfantem. 0aS, iDaS lDlr on alloereF
c5teue gelcgentli6 Der &ildfebr 5rn. SGrz
penis iiber bic Notwithstanding @nti6etou1t9
GommtIidr 9tdun'S betreffs Der Srennltu9
Scr NabrifatiDn5rdlme Dou G~ig0rrenfabriz
fen bon benz 8erfaufstptale gel6ricben ba@
ben, bat Ieite 8eitGtigun9 i6ncaer empfan7
qel, ais man Goifen burftc. 81. Sobn
Otersiger erbielt gcitcrn f~nl8enbe 9epel6e
aus M%ai6ington:
0rn. SObn W}er5tgcr.
Der @ntiuurf fir eincn Supplementary
befebl Iicgtiebt orf Dem gutt bcS @ommtlzz
lars 5ur 0ur6ii6t. Gr crmddtigte mid
sSbnen All %telcgrapbircn, baB CT cine Ser
bin6ung stpiiden benz 8erfaufSlptale unS
Der Sabrif 9~eltatten wirb.
8. 8rentano.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
9er Etebutarst.

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i@tfft ipuroen I'M, 2aufe Ser @o@e in BEN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11
StaOt GbiragO.
sme Giaemt0auncr BON reeiTrir=

ten sSuuS >9omoS iperbct baraItf autz
mcrflam genra6t, DAB nab elmer iteitert
Ororc BON g8aibin9ton l1cbertra9ult9elt
bon 8unbess 8onos anitatt 10, 1eBt ~
Sooc Dor ser 8crfau;eit ber 3tnlen otgez
meibet per6en miiiien. SIM Sale o!es l!i1@
tcrbleibt, miro Die 4npeilltng FIR Die 3lns
len auf bic @erlon alS8eitellt, III pereln9tas
mon nor RnuS iteht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

tim 6as Slut S1t reIttt0ctt u1t6 Dem
gan3en &0rper neue &rdft unb StGrfe su
gebeu, 9e6raudt 81. S. s.. Otc9ean's itdrz
tenbes Cordial unb 8Iutrcit1iger, OaS grD6e
tonil6e MitteL Der Q8elt. @S beIebt, itdrft
un6 ma6t rei6lidereS Slut. Or. S. s..
Mc9ean's Office, 81 G9eitnllt Str, ct.
GouiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-03-11

@eInmSbcit lit ei,s 1.ssfG)aBbarcS
SniueI. Der Suifen, Der Sud- bieie
raubt, mag GG6 cler 2ebcn rauben. Sine
Slaide Sales GnacD OF GorebotHo
auo Sar tpirb bieieS ltebel nertreiben r;16
Sud- Dor S6fpiuoiudt i6iiben. g9out ibr
GIrr 2eben 9egen einen balber Dollar
tpngcn?
Sites 3a6ntropfen furiren 3abni6merz
3el1 III elmer Wiulte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05
THE TIIIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
An Injunction Granted that VIII Carry its
Trouble Into the Courts.

When Col. David T. Austen, who was
then the commanding officer Of the Forty
seventh Regiment. was elected Colonel OF the
Thirteenth Regiment. Capt. Noah l.. Cocheu
commanded Company Of the latter regiment.
Charges were recently preferred against him for
making In lse returns. and he was court martialcd
An appeal To the general headquarters in Al
hany resulted only in confirmation OF the
order Of dismissal.
Capt. Cocheu then had recourse 10 the civil
courts on the ground that the military code like
the civil or penal code Of the state being a
legislative enactment Ia subservient to the
judiciary. On his application being presented
before Justice Pratt in Chambers yesterday the
Justice granted writ OF ccrtiorari for a review
OF the proceeding. and nm injunction prohib-
iting an election to Ill the vacancy in the Cap
taincy OF Company |. Col. Austen had issued
an order for an election 10 be held last evening
To I'LL this vacancy.
The company met last night in their rooms
in the armory in Flntbush avenue at : o'clock.
and adjourned Tor the purpose OF holding tho
election. and u few minutes later Col. Austen de-
clared the polls opened. A copy Of the injunc-
ton was then served on him and the original
was shown him by the Captain. The Colonel
then declared the election postponed
Capt Cocheu then declared that he was Cap
tain Of Company |. and that he would remain
so unless the Supreme Court put him out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05
CAR DRYERS TO STRIKE.
The Reins TO he Tied Up To-Dny on Four
Of the city Raiiroadn.

Two hundred car drivers from the Second,
Third. Fourth. and Sixth avenue lines mot in
Brcvoort Hall on East Fifty-fourtll street last
evening to arrange for the contemplated strike.
They deliberated with closed doors and ut the
end OF the meeting John Farwell. tn > President.
said that nothing had been decided and that
action had been postponed until to- ni,:ht. II was
an open secret. however. that the drivers had
determined TO strike to-day. There will be n
te-up in the morning" was prophesied and 1t
WAS understood that No. l." which leaves the
different depots at A., in the morning, was not
TO 20 out As the Clan m Gael have II picnic at
Joness Wood to-day. the contemplated strike
1t is expected. will create especial trouble
on the Second and Third avenue lines
tho strikers profess themselves confident that
their places cannot he filled by new men on the
ground that the law requires Il license. which is
not procured at a moments notice. They ac-
cordingly expect 10 have their substitutes ar
rested. In which they will be disappointed as
the law il there Is such n one. IL n dead letter
and prescrbes no penalty for its violation.
The directors Of the Third avenue line held
what they gave out was their regular monthly
meeting last evening. and. SO thsy also gave
out. took no action in regard To the strikers.
Farrell tried TO set an audience with them. but
they refused to admit him. He spoke to Thur
ment. but Mr.. Weed waved him aside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05

MS wcrc offered. He Was particular about
tho terms. and every operation was as
thoroughly managed ny i II hgd been gem
chGnts. most Of whom were old friends " his,
snw that something was wrong. and humorrd
him Tho order clerk took his orders. aud the
maliiy of u rcnl trade Meanwhile h. lived in
royal STYLE in Pnrker's Hotel until his bill h"-
came Startling TO- The proprictors, and h., was
told that he couldn't bc kept any longer. Then
he wont TO Noung's whore he was received. be-
cause It was commonly undcrstood that his
expenses were guaranteed. But oven from
there he was finally obliged To retire. The
amount Of goods that he bought in Boston was
enormous, and he r"prcscntr! that he should
hc round agnin soon TO charter vessels To snip
the goods To- San Francisco
He hurried home by the fastest train that no
could take. spent n few hours with his fumilv in
Elizabeth, and then came to New York. Here
for u week he has been buying horscs. sowing
machines. and pianos. talking charter party
with ship owners in South street one hour md
the next heing away up town buying sewing
machi by the thousand. In every other re-
spcei he was pfriccily rH,i1n9l His methods
His family spoke to- DIR. Morton about him
some days ago and soon after tho Doctor called
upon him. half hours talk satisfied DR..
Morton that his reasoning powers were gone
when his mind reverted to the subject of spec
ulation. aud he wrote. out and signed ccrtin-
cate. to thnt effect. Application was made 10y
the family to the authorities in the Asylum for
IN. Insane and to the proper officials in Eliza
Or. Morton said yesterday that the form Of
monomnnia was an unusual one SO far rs his
experience went, and thnt II was one OF the most
marked cases Of hallucination that he had ever
seen.
tits. however" he added. purely an intel
lectual alteration, and Is not caused. rs has
been asserted. by alcoholic drinks am OF the
opinion that the disease has been growing
since his attention WAS called by spectators to
the fact that he might use his influence ns
brother of the President Of the United States tn
enter into most profitable speculations This
led TO the first tradership and since then he
has thought Of nothing but this ami that specu-
lation."
Orvil Grant moved to Elizabeth few wears
ngo. and hired a pretty cottage opposite
" Brother-in- law" Corbn's place. Corbin re-
tired from business u few years ago. Orvil
although taller man. with more mobile
countenance than the President. strongly re-
semblcs him in the cast Of his features AZ also
in his logged obstinncy. He used To- De natty
In his dress but Of late has been almost scedy
is said to be- demonstratively fond OF his wife
and four children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05
NOT An ENTIdBLE RECORD.
Another Scandal with which the Rev. Horace
l. L. Prnti,s Nnmr L. Nompled.


The Rev. Horace l.. f. Pratt, who was ar
rested by Officer Burns of the Central Park
police on Tuesday. and charged by him with
improper conduct with Mrs. Mnry Clark is not
as he said in tho court which Justice Bixby
opened At midnight for his benefit. an assistant
rector Of ST. Thomas's Episcopal Church. Fifty
third street and Fifth avenue. One summer
about four years ago he assisted the rector. the
Rev. Dr. Morgan in the reading Of the service
but his connection was brief and mover was
formal Previous TO that time he was rector Of
the Episcopal Church OF st. Mary's at New
Brighton. Staten Island. This was his last
charge. He was compelled 10 leave it
because OF the general gossip derog-
atory to his reputation. Tho circumstances
were so convincing that his parish could not
retain him. and some OF them We're incensed To
snc9 IA degree VA, they quit the nhlrch before 70
charges were made. and the story Of hs dis
grace was published in the daily newspapers.
Not only did the church force MIR. Pratt to rc-
sign. but public opinion drove him from tho
island. Ii was said at the time that only the
intervention Of powerful and influential frion,ls
some his own and others his wifis, saved him
from being deposed from the ministry. Since
then he has had no charge. but has lived quietly
In this city, occasionally and temporarily filling
vacancies in small churches in or about New
York.
Justice Bixby. whom Prat's counsel. Mr.. Gid
con Tucker. awoke TO hold court for his client
Mt midnight. says he released the prisoner be-
cause II was simply a question Of veracity be-
tween the prisoner and the officer. and the
former was entitled 10 the doubt. Burns's stand
ing however, is excellent. say Ois superiors
Mr.. Pratt made the point that II WIS impossible
for any living being to see him where h" was
when the alleged indecency took place without
his seeing them. A reporter for TIE SuN visited
the locality yesterday with the officer. and was
shown places whore n dozen persons could be
completely concealed and yet see the spot whore
the parties were sitting. Mr.. PrHIi Is about 10
= n has "a la nj ma
OF whom hold positions Of trust and RESPONSE
bility
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05
kEdRNEY DENOUNCED.


Over 600 employers OF Nugent ~ Co.. the mo-
rocco manufacturers OF Newark, marched IN a body
under the lead OF their ioroncn. to Turn Han att O'Clock
yesterday II thought b, persons in the street that
the worhmen were going strkr. hut after they had
reached IL" hail II announced that they had met Ia
tcscnt the insult utt ed Nuront 90 hv DENIS
k.arncy ~ Military far, IN Monday cNcnl-" kcArnrv
ATTACKED Nuernt 90 IN IN, speech for mcrchsiu. the
hour az labor ami reducing the WAGES oi cIromnloyecS
",Wniinns ",rc AL or'd in the mcouns Yesterday de.
noucng k"HfncN Ton his uagp and conduct nud N
pressing esteem and good viii Tor Nurcnt 20 several
speeches were made Richard CHrnn said. I'VE don't
want any kcntneN Ia create disror The trouble Is NOT
Win the hndhoiers and capitalists; II II down ma Wash.
lnsnn The hlg that protected yu ANA me l. ironplng
hnraih Nc burden of fraud hears At the White House
cheers and nuplAusc.
several oi The wurhmcn privately assured y reporter
thai they were moi satisfied with their condition in Inc
factory but tr did not dare to spcak lest they mig III
lose their ~ ' F ''''3''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05
The Signal Once Prediction.
'artly cloudy: frcnnont light rnins.
JOT1INGs IN AND NEAR THE cIrr.


It SrS has received rom H. a. for the yellow fever
sufferers
Fireworks arc ia no di.r,,,d a, ur.,,,, p..,, ,,.
evening. unless II h. stormy. ~
N,.. Ala ,,,,.u,i.i, ,. t,..t,.i, ,.,.. -. d, - a.,
Rus.i, rn.,,, ,t d, az a., t wen IN inc
So | '' ''' ,"' '' W. '"'N ''"''H
sn'l oh hil, Mh' II wh> sud. was Wnrshlppei hv
i'r si,.i " "'''"' WIS 80" N'''''N Nv h"'N'' son
COM ncn'hrN ,ursgu to Sew Haven tld back -
u" ~, 49, ~, ',''''I =" in Unh NAlAm IS luiih lHm"fr"w
on u' steamer Ions hr'irh
MI Itu.sS N,,rs q, la, a. 40 .,o, ,, uord.,. lac Ia.
i"lh.l 'lnhh i h'i INC woe fr Iltn' huf solicit
Tor ." u' '"nu'fniN IN" INSURANCE company
Mr BENJAMIN " Farmer. % Nrii known resident ~
RrookiNu aul lradu t.nu ,ri suddenly nu TUESDAY,
cNonin- Ia is residence At lst Franklin ~ rlnio
Tho vi, a., ti,, tt.-t u,..,t",, t,,- .,
while iuioNicut an iuc. o, ar, ruu ian upon her
tWtliuontiS old hahs Aui .inuthcr,d II 10 ,lcnth
TIN, c,,,,,, ,,,,r,,.,.,, Do, r,,i ,,.,.. 10 10, ~
min .,r,ei ,y,i'a,,,.i,.i .,r, ,Il W NnItn
80 Az, 49, ~ - AZ, ~. ',S.l"N h,llhIs
and ic,i,rj nine gay '"'' 50 'N"' CENTS parreL
''l' "''' VI" ''"
II, 40 W. ~, W hil's'a l"t cohnllcitv IN
rho 20 a. b,,,'', ,oit IT, iN .,N a ~ 81 On
va ,,,,,,s, W. y. ~ W. Nson I Hunt
~ " ~ '""' ny '"'"'' NNNt'H
llumasf Alfred and Graham Nnungs have been sued
G. Dnrant, - and Jr. have been sued Tor s67 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05

PORTLAND. Oregon Sept 4.-Archie Brown.
one OF the men engaged in the robbery II pawn
shop, which was accompanied by murder has been mr.
rested lie coniesses the crime Johnson the third nc.
complete Is still At large but his capture Is expected
daily.
All old man named wilson, residing in thc Wnllawa
Valley, was recently murdered while ON hunting rxt,
diho His head and limbs were cut on and Ms remains
otherwise mutaied, evidently Tor The purposr OF throw
Ing suspicion the Indians Wilson's son iaw Jose p
Conan has been arrested for the crime ana The evi.
against him Is almost conclusive Tho object Of tie
murder 10 supposed to have been robbery,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05
Congregational Nominations.

W. A. Sparks, by the Democrats Of the Six
tenth Illinois District
Gen Philip Cook, by the Democrats OF the Third Geor
gia District
charles Hooker, by :he Democrats Of the Frh Mis-.
sissipp District
II ilcnS. by the Democrats of the FIRST District OF
Maryland.
Gcorse o IIazleton, by the Republicans of the Third
Wisconsin District
sofa District
& scarns, by the Prolihtonists Of the Second Min
nesota District
Judge X Mcclure by the Democrats OF the First Kan.
SIS District
EN- Iunkle by the Democrats OF the FINN Maryland
District
li,lrkah Smith by the Nationals Of the Second New
Jersey District
Ralph beaumont by the Grecnbackers OF the Twenty
ninth Sew Norh District
Or C. \ Baker by the rrohbiuoniss Of the Second New
Jersey District
Samuel \ Graham by the Republicans OF the First
MARYLAND District
BY the RepuboAnsin Maryland Robert Turner Third
District John e. Holland, Fourth District j. PArsOn
Crane, tiith District
Tie Hon Gabriel BOuck by the Democrats OF the Sixth
Wisconsin District
James A Bn,d by the GTcenhackers Of the Seventh
Missouri District
The Hon James H. Bluunt by the Democrats Of the
Sixth Georgia District
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05

Howard II. Hart. the stylish young man whom
Detective Looney arrested Tuesday night IN Brooklyn
for then committed in New Bedford and who was
found To have been the thief who III. collection vt
unique and costly iewclry from the Baroness Won
furscnwarher In this city ON July IL sent to Ray
mond street iai yesterday 10 await examination. He
had an interview with Superintendent Cam bell and he
cullN talked his exploits. saving That M. had rni.
united the rohbcncs ~ q hurry Most m the icwrIrv
which he stoe from the Baroness h. sAid had h,on
melted down The rest 81 IL hr had given girs
IN New England or had delivered 10 "his uncle" lie
pointed out sume cwrlry found in his trans nj said
That all got m New Rcd ord aud that, what they
h' hulcrnf - ~ about lie asked 90 be allowed to
Keep pack ot cards TO ulay SOLITAIRE with Hart sAid
mat llht' Brothers the cwt rrs Fulton street. Brook
Nl are . uicrs lie said that he hat done any
w1rh; ANA had been ION the 20" since he Quilted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05
TIE LATEST ON uOKLD NEWS.
M,n,.,er welsh In,erc,d,uq for n r,n,.r

LONDON. Sept 4.-This afternoons Pan Man
Gnsn' ~ leading article, iuNriehs AGAINST the FcmHn
Conions release at tho solicitation OF the tinted states
as unwisc and undisnned 1t says that the pcrunacip
Of the thrice preferred request for his release some
what disrc-p cctir Minister Wclshs letter borders ON
the offensive amt IN places ovrrsicls the line and Az
prniVhcs the tree and easy II Condor health was r.a
son enough for releasing him. he ought 10 have been
leased without American inicrrCsson That intOrccs
sion affects the matter only Tor the Nrllg To
simply alpoars TO establish the principle ta any Justly
sentenced criminal who can pretend political motive
for his crime ani can succeed IN .ntng the ntcrces.
SION ~ sufficiently wrunaci,u~ Government. max
count the remission oi sentence Tor winch his
less fortunately placed fellow conNicts may petition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05
Omcer Irving. Five Prisoners.

Oflcer Irving OF the Fourth Precinct. Jersey
City. while arrestng Michael Ahern Of Randolph aven
nue., Yesterday morning. for being drunk and dsordery
WAS set upon by several persons who lift his hands and
arms in several places lie succeeded however tax
INK hi prisoner the police station AMI after having
M, wounds cnnterized and dressed he borrowed hat
ANA cub. tor his own had been completely de stro,
Hni sailed forth IN pursuit his nssaarts After a
IONS search and hard lighting he succesyely captured
nun nu.RNI aged 80 oi Grand street. James iillrn.
htrl - dnhn M,t nnncrN, aged 30 and Maria McCon.
ntrN ascl 49, OF Randolph avenue. They were bailtd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05

BURLINGTON. Sept. 4-Roturns for Governor
from sixty towns Indicate majority OF i7OlO or leun
for Proctor dep and the same Tor the RrpHhcan state
ticket on light vote. In the First Congressional DIS
nct Joyce diepl l. elected with about the same ma.
lnriy AT the la. clrc ton, although The is smaller
In the SECOND District the returns indicate that TYLER
u.opl run, ahrnd o his uckr In the Ihifd District.
siNtN three towns give bAilnW Nnluus "a, Grant
urpi 'H'n, waterman bcm 3lGl Burunstun elects
20 Democratic Representative to t'r A-semhlY Franklin
County elects Ia the House Of Representative, seven
Democrats, SIN Republicans, and one tree nbnckcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05
a brooklyn burglary.
The residence of Mr.. Fredoricl

ih7 Rcmsn stree Brooklyn was robbed nj several hun
bred dollars worth ct icW'lr,. linen ana household
,ood, ahomi ton dn, ago, while vi ward was absent in
furnnc ~" round snan ON lnN found the doors AMI
Windows triDd open AZ O'Clock m the mornnl 4 nor
son WHO Wns ~ tlhrrv ol IA" house knew nothing the
lohmrN VI Ward returned from Europe hast week H.
l>h hMAar ANA WAS student IN the nihrr the late
nr,ulllo u Icnks no mhr.lol VIZ Irmks.s widow.
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No tidines had been obtained up TO last night
Of the missing law clerk. Barcnt DE Clync Anthony bv
MS parents at sS East l22i street Dredging for the
body ceased on MONDAY. There being no current near
where Mr. Anhonys effects were discovered md A. fin,
dmdgins was thorough the inf renee that he mother
tell nor Wa thrown utn the river The detectives hold
OUT lolcs a. N" iahcr that the ,ulun
Aif departed tor lew day. eaNi his ~,
~ 'td't IL convey Tie impression that he had lr.
drowned They believe that they have n clue TO ms
I al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-05

Hannah Whalen. aged II. Of 6O6 Hudson
street. Jersey 'iiy, WAS arragned before Justice Davis
yesterday morning ON the complaint nf her father John
Mhhcn who accused her nj having stolen scon from him
"a small sums during The last two months Some money
maj h'en ecrctd 10y Mr Nlhlcn for future and the
prisoner had discovered ITS hiding place she confessed
tii els h1i shared she stolen lnoy with girl her
own axe. She was rcmAnird Tor further examination.