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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-14

The Indianapolis Journal suggests Anderson az tho
next Vice President
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS men not
necessarily veraanl."
Utica Repu6lrcan:--'sro-day the President mourns
over the evil frun of his Southern policy"
Memphis Appeai;--"Ihe Memphis carnival on the
5,n OF March wil lar anything ever before wit.
messed in the South"
Colorado, which has great future in wool produc
ton, Is opposed to the reduction of the tariff Cd
foreign aeeccs ana fabrics
A democratic paper quoies--apropos of John Shcr.
man-tne unfesling couplet about the rogucs negative
opinion OF the law when the inevitable halter begins
TO tighten.
Baltimore Aaerican.-"As we study the incidents
the results Of tue ordeal OF the attempt govern
the nation without party 1t does not wear the ap.
pcarance OF triumph"
Albany Jouynal:-..rhe utterance OF John Sherman
and his associates the conviction OF General Ander
sor Is just and moderate Characterization OF most
infamous proceeding"
Baltimore Amer,ean:-"Ihe sharpest critics Of the
administration VIII ask what good thing It has accom-.
piished by IT'S attempted non partsanship that could
not have been secured by republican aid"
Buffalo Courier;-"A plot OF the leaders OF the re-
publican party. by which result Of the Prcsi
dental election aside aud doisated candidates
were installed IN the hgness Offices In the gift Of tho
people,
One cause Of the Western financial infa;uation 10
tho hgh rate OF interest all the States beyond the
Aeghanes. II national legislation could reach this
evil the popular lever might be alayed. But at
present the burden OF mortgagcd debts presses SO
heavily that madness Is induced, which pere N ptory
cries Tor change without any regard Tor prudence or
logic
Cleveland Herald ;-''rhose who insist on q dollar
that would now be worth much as gold arc not 10
favor OF using silver at all standard money because
such a dollar would by orcs OF romoneti zation be
lifted above gold, and could not. consequently, get
into circulation. Those who stiii insist on a 4l2x
grain dollar want to have single cheap silver stand
ard and to drive ali gold OF The country
Blaine has applied the test.''
Albany Journai-"As a pretence OF Judicial trial
II IS disgrace TO the American name The prosecutor
was the chief OF the Whto League. The jury was
packed The Judge was deiauter There not q
shadow OF evidence to prove that any return al.
tered which affected the result There not .
shadow OF evidence TO General Anderson with
the one immatorial return which alone It Is pre-.
tended was changed Yet he Is convicted In packed
tribunal for political purpose. The proceeding IL
mocKery OF justice and an outrage on decency."
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

PREPARING FOR THE PoPE's INTERMENT-Ar-
TrTUDE OF THE CATHOLIC PowERs-THE
nIoHr OF vETo-REPoRTED DIVISIONS
AMONG The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LABOR
TROUBLES
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
LONDON Feb. II. 1878
The lying In state OF tho remains OF tho late Pius
TX. has terminated and st. PETERS has boon closed
preparatory to the intcrment.
THREATENED ACTION cirnoLc Powers.
despatch from Rome says:-"Th. Am bassadors OF
the Catholic Powers have jointly in,imated to the
Gamer. engo that If cardinals, known for their
incorporating spirit. whom they named, wero likely
to obtain SURFACES OF the Concave. the Ambassa-
doris would DO compelled to oppose their election.
RIO Soxo's WEALTH.
"rhe Camerlengo found in the Pope's desk a
sealed packet with instructions for delivering it into
the hands OF hts successor He also found AGO. 900
scud the destination OF which probably designated
In the Pope's testament Tho Popes wealth altogether
Is SAID amount 10 100 600 900 lire is24ooo, 0oO
PARIS"
PARTIES CARDINALS
The Liberia, OF Rome, states that three parties have
formed in tho Sacrca Colege--namcly, tho ire
coucilsbes, the advocates OF compromise and Tho
advocates OF the maintenance OF the status quo Tho
FIRST OF these parties, led by Cardinal Nanniag com.
mands about twelve votes The second IS said TO have
decided 10 support the election OF Cardinal Morett
Archbishop OF Rsvenna, whilo the tprd which Is the
most numerous party said have selected Cardinal
Luigi d. Canossa Archbishop OF Verona, a. It's can
diuals.
THE RIGHT varo.
Another telegram irom Rome states tina; the Card.
nals have decided to complete liberty Of &C.
tion but 10 permit the Powers having right to tho
veto 10 make Interior reDrescn tatoDs
RUSSIAN SOCIALISTS
A despatch IRON Odessa dated Tuesday says:--s.A
number OF socialist propagandists arrested here
LIST righ. Two or three OF them were wounded In q
struggle with the police, OF whom officer aud sew
erAl men v re a so wounded "
LONDON MAsoys' STRIKE.
The strike OF ms masons is stated to be virtually
terminated. Tlfe strike committee may make show
Of sun holding out, but tho men recognize the hope
essness OF the struggle, which Is SAID 10 have cost
thcm f3O 900.
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THE CALIFORNIA MINT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OMAHA, Neb, Feb. l3, 1873
Judge Key, Of Washington, agent OF the Mint Bureau,
went East yesterday, returning from San Francisco
where he had been 10 mako the transfer OF the
United States Mint to Mr. Dodge, the new superin-
tendent. The. charges against Saperintend La
Grange were investigated. Tho amount the
vaults. Judge Key states was found 10 correspond
with the bullion account The character VI the
employees he states 10 DC excellent. The work Of tho
mint as great capacity viii warrant La Grange
Judge Kew staies has been careless IN his manage
mcnt, but not, In his opinion, criminal. Instead Of
making fortune IN the Mint he has lost one The
Mint coined nearly $50 900 the calendar year.
au amount. exceeding. that Of the Brush mints or
Sidney, Melbourne and London.
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THE JOHN BnouoHAM BENEFIT.

The grand matinee benefit TO "genial john" taxes
place this afternoon at wascks Theatre, ana the oc.
cason viii be made memorable by the appearance OF
some OF the best artists OF the metropolitan stage
The performances will begin ut hali-psst one +. N.
with Mr.. rom Tsyors domestic drama entitled "A
Wolf IN sleeps Clothing" tho cast OF which Will in-
ciude Mr. II. !. Montague, Nr. j. w. shannon, Mr. W.
). Leonard, Nine. Ponisi II. Aging, Mas Rose Cogn
IAN, MI h. d. HOLLAND, MI q. T.. Edwin, Hiss Pearl
Eytngc ana Allie Dorrington.
TINS VIII be followed b. Tue third act OF Robertson
romance Of ''Schooi which will bring GU, Mr. Lester
walisck. MI Il. ,. Montague. Mr. Harry Beckett Mr.
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MEXICAN VETERANS.

REGiMENrAL COMMANDERS TO BE PRESENT AT
THE HtCNION.
WASHINGTON, FEB. 49, 1875.
Most or the surviving repmental commanders arc
expected TO attend tho reunion OF Mexican veterans at
Baltimore on the 22d iust. Colonel John :. Williams,
Fourth Kentucky; Colonel Ferris Foreman, third
Illinois; Colonel Waru 3. Burnett FIRST New York;
Colonel Duuovant, Palmetto res inent; Colonel JonD
). Wthcr-. MINI iniantry; Colonel John X CoGey,
Alabama Volunteers Coionei i. .. Hcuert, Four
tceu;h infantry. and Green Clay smith. OF Kentucky
torator OF the dayL viii be present.
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HEAVY FAILURE.
Bosroy, Mass, Feb

Bosroy Mass, Feb Is, ISIS
Tho failure ofwill!am Upbam, OF spencer. Mass, is
reported meeting OF creditors has been called Tor
Thursday, when It Is believed a compromise Will be
accepted. Mr. Urham is one or the heaviest manu-.
iac,ursis OF wooico goods III The country, aud his
's,oppage would prove serious matter to the Town
OF Spencer, wnere lie is a, the head OF the firms
nan. X Stanley, ami the spencer ooIen Company,
ueing ~ reality the manager OF those concerns HIS
nau,iit,ss are estimated ~ $l2j.U0U Mr. Cpham's
failure involves William upnam 4 Co.. and the spen.
20 WoolIen Company
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BosToS Nass., Fco. 10, 1873
Al the annual meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Boston aud Albany Railroad To-Day the following
Directors were anonymously elected :-Chcster ".
Cnapin, OF springfield; D. Waldo Lincoln, OF worces
ter Ignatius Sargent OF Brookine George o. Croker,
OF New Bedford; Moses Kllnbail, VI Boston; Henry
Colt. OF Ptsaciu Edward ID. Gliett, OF Westned, and
Jonn Cummings OF Woburn.
Inc receipts TOR the four months ending January
81, 1917, were 81 lO07,5 Tor the four months ending
January 81, last, s2,394. Az The expenditures Tor
The same Iocr months OF 1917 were Sl.i77,ys3; IN
lszS. u, 1852.
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gREACa OF PROMISE.

Charles Bruck, who was arrested complaint OF
Miss Teresa Louise krause OF No AS Atlantic street,
brooklyn, on charge OF having betrayed the ansc.
ton aud confidence reposed by the complainant IN
HIM, was yesterday committed ~ Judge Ferry to
await Tue acton Of the Grand Jury. Counsel tor the
plaintiff stated that he about TO bring suit TO
cover 50 0V0 damages Tor breach OF promise against
Bruck. BrucK Is twenty nine years Of ago and Hiss
krause, Is eighteen
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PRESIDENT HAYES AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 13, 1878.
3 The President and Mrs. Hayes present tonight
NJ tho opening OF The Methodist Fair, at Masonic
Temple, Tor the benefit OF the Emory Grove Camp
Meeting Association. The President Oh being intro
duced 10 the nssembagc, expressed IN few words his
gIatnc alton IN attending and presented Mrs. Hayes.
The throng WAS that It almost possible
to about the hall The President aud party re-
turned TO Washington tonight.
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CHEATING THE GALLONS.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK Va, Feb l3, 1878,
The negro Henry Williams. alias Lewis Hill who
condemned 10 be hanged the 22d Of February, At
Isle OF wgh; Court House. for the crime OF rape es
capped from the County Jail night before last by burn
ing hoe through the floor o his cell He Is now at
large. with SncrlN's reward for his capture Gov
crnor Halliday rcspited Williams on the lSh Of jan
uury tor thirty days.
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COURT HOUSE INVESTIGATION.

The members OF the Kings County Board OF Super.
vsors appointed to investigate the truth falsy Of
the reported corruption in connection with the pur-
chase Of ventators Tor the Court House ycster.
day AFTERNOON aud organized Supervisor StiiIwen
was chosen chairman. There witnesses present
and the ommitee adjourned I'll ton o'clock Friday
morning. Suoponas have uecn issued tor Frederick
D. Merklc, james s. BLACK, Is. Mahon and J. Haton.
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FAT AL ACCIDENT.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
READING. Pa, Fep. 10, 1873
Coroner Goodhart has just hold inquest the
body OF Isaac Faust, who met with irishtiul death
two miles from this city to-day Faust, aged thirty,
was arriving two.horse wagon and returning
from mo country, where na had taken a load Of FUR.
He was intoxicated, ana standing upright in
the wagon with the relns around his neck Gong
down a steep hui he shouted ciuobei horses
to breakneck speed, when suddenly no WAS thrown
headlons 10 The horses heels. dragged, stamped
upon, and nnaily run over ny the wagon wheels and
killed. verdict was returned in accordance with
he Incl
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SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, :. c., Feb 13, 1873
The result of the election to be held by the Legis
iature tomorrow for Circuit Judges was determined
by the democratic members In caucus this evening.
Governor Hamptons well known wishes in the matter
dsregarded IN every save that Of Judge |.
j. Aackey, tho only republican VINO was renominated
All The other republican candidates wore rejected, aud
thor places will be supplied bv democrats.
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DINE CONCERTS.

To night complimentary benefit will be given in
the Cooper institute TO Professor j. Jay Watson
whose dime concerts have Tor somo time pass been
gwen the great hail OF The Institute. Professor
watson ella ms TO have supplied popular WANT by
cstabsnspg these dime concerts, when nave usually
commapdeu large audiencca
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DECISION IN USURY.

Judge Gilbert, Supreme Court. General r7cm.
Kings county, has rendered opinion In the mat
ter OF the suit brought by the Knickerbocker Life
surance Company against George W. Nelson, to fore.
close Tour mortgages executed TO the plaintiff. he
has reversed the opinion OF Judge Barnard and Judge
DyKnan concurs with Judge Gilbert A judgment
Is therefore entered IN favor OF tho defendant Ne
son. lth costs.
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INDICTMENTS FOR CONSPIRACY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1873.
The following Indictments were presented by the
Grand Jury io-day:-W. B. Moore and A. I. Randall
for conspiracy against II. v. Boynton; and ". b.
Moore Tor libel against H. V. Boynton.
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WAR FEELING IN OTTAWA.

OTTAWA Ont, Fec. 13, 1878
Offers Of service are beng sent to the Militia De-
partment by officers Of militia the event Of Great
Britain gong TO war.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-senator James T.. English. Of Connecticut; Dr.
c. l.. Brown-sequard, OF Paris; l.. ID. N. Sweat, Of
OF Portland, NO.; James IL. Howe, Of WISCONSIN, aud
DANIEL Robinson, vice president OF The Troy and Bos
ton Railroad Company, arc at tho Windsor Rear
Admiral Enoch G. Parrott, United states Navy: D.
Gordon Dexter. OF Boston; II. s. Mccomb. OF Della
ware. anu d. L. Harris president OF the Connecticut
RIVER Railroad Company, a:o AZ the Filth Avenue.
Ex-Con gresham stephen W. Kellogg, OF Cohnectcut
cx-Sepators William B. Woodn OF Auburn, and Abra
ham X. Parker, OF Potsdam ~ "; Thomas Shriags,
Of Utca and Willard Johnson of fulton, N. ", arc
At the Metropolitan. Deputy Insurance Superintend
ent John A. Mccall Jr., OF Albany. Is at the Ross
more. Ex-Governor 5. G. Arnold, OF Rhode Island,
Is at The New York
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VALENTINES DAY. 1878.

THE LOVERS DICTIONARY.
POLITICAL TREASURY
LOVERS THOUGHTS, FANCIEs, ADDRESSES AMI
DllEMMAS
indie xed with nearly Ten thousand References A, n Die
tonsry of Compliments and Guide the study VI the
Tender science.
Post o,c. 10Th 60
Publishcdby HARPER bncp HERS. New York.
HARPER BROTHERS viii send tn, .boye work b.
NATL postage prepaid ~ Of the Cnssd ssasss %
receipt ot the pTsss
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W. J. Leonard, Mr.. John Gilbert, Mr.. f. ". Holland,
M j. Peck. Miss Rose Coghlan. MRS John SETON.
MISS Pearl Eytingc, MISS Nellie Bingham, Miss Daisy
kuntzt. Mss Marie Morgan, Mss stella Bon'face,
MISS Kate Bartlett, Mss Meta bartlett, Miss Minnie
Vinins, Miss Flora Kuntzc and Leila Granger.
Tho entertainment VIII conclude with Mr.. Dion
borclcalits drama Of kerry" in which VIII appear
Nr Dion Boucicauit. Mr. George Clark, Mss ka,a.
crime Rogers 10y courtesy OF MIR. stephen Flskei Mr.
Henry Crisp NJ J. W. Shannon, and Miss stella 3onl-
face.
Mr.. Brorsham's health having greatly improved II
10 not mprobsoe mat she veteran actor viii be pres
ent ana witness Tor himself the hesry eD.eAyors Cat
are made both oy his ssocates aud the pubic
express thelr SUBSTANTIAL sympathy in his hours Of
5lortune.
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ali apothecs and goods de Solo agents.
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Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
LEGAL.
SCE1sTOES.


 n District Court Second .Judicial District, in the County or Maricopa, Territory oi Ari- z0na.
 OLIVE A. MIDDLETON, l WILLIAM II. MIDDLETON
 Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District in and for the County of Maricora, in the Territory of Arizona. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to !. William A. Middleton.
 N'oa are hereby summoned and required to appear iu an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial District in and for the County of Iaric0pa, in the Territory Of Arizo- na. and answer tre complaint filed with the Clerk of ihis Court at Phenix in said County Ca copy of which complaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days, (exclusiye of the day of seryice) after the service upon you of this summons. ifseTved in this county; but 1T served out oi the county and within this Dis trict then within thirty days; ia all other cases forty-days
 The slid action is brought to obtain Secree Of this court diss0iviug the bonds of matrimony now existing between the plaintiff and de- fendant and for gene al relief.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above for the relief demanded in said complaint and costs and disbursements in this behalf expend. cd.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Distinct Court at Fhenix this 17th day of July A. D. l54e.
 [sEALl FRANCIS A. SHAW, Clerk. A. D. LEMON, Attorney for Plaintiff, n25l0w
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07


 in the County of Aaricoia Territory of Arizona
 MARTIN NJ. BRAAAN, l
 A0.;,.t Plaintiff DURTEA MILL ~ WATER co.
 Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of tho Second Judicial District in and for inc County oi Naiicopa, ia tho Territory of Arizona, The Territory of Arizona send, greeting to Durvga l-ill and Water Co. You are hereby zuuua-el and required 10 appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tilI, in tnc District Court of inc Second Judicial District, in and for the County of Maricopa, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the com plaiHt filed with the Clerk of this Court at Phe~ nix, in said County. Ca copy Of which complaint accompanies this slmmons) within twenty days teNc-usiye of the day of serVice) after the ser- vice uTon you Cf ,hs summons if served in this County; but fl served out of this County and within this District flen within thirty days; in all other eases for!y days. or judgment will be tlsen against you, accoIdiDg to the prayer of said Comulaiut.
 The said action is brought to recover the sum Of One Thousand, Two Hundred and Eighty one Dollars and ScvcHty-hve Gents, (S1, ,2>l 75) alleged to be due a-d unpaid, from the defend ant 10 the plaintiff. for lumber, shingles and timber. sold and delivered to inc said defendant in the County of MaTieopa. in the Territory Of Arizona, December i. 4 b, 1s77.
 The cause Of action is fully set fo-th in his verified complaint on file herein, to which ref cTcnce is hereby made for further information. And you aYe hereby notified, that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for the said sum of One Thousand, Two Hundred and Eirhty-one Dollars and Sew euty-fve Gents, (5l,2 75) and costs and dis bu-seInCuts in this behalf expended.
 Given under Iny hand aud the seal of the said District CoIrt al Pheaix, this Both day of July, A. D., 1878,
 isEALl FRANCIS A. SHAW, Clerk. |. c. SWIFT, Attorney for Plaintiff. 24IOw
Salt River herald., 1878-09-07
Against Sss DURXEA MILL so WATER CO.,.

DUBXEA MILL to WATER CO.
 Dcfcniauts
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District in and for the County of Masicnpa. in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory O Arizona sends greeting to. Duryea NH and Water Company. You are hereby summoned aud required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Second Ju~ dicial istrict in and for the County of Marice pa in inc Territory or Arizona. and answer the complaint fled with tae Clerk of this Court at Pheaix, in said County within twenty days lex elusive of tie day Of service). uf.er the servlcs upon you of this summons, if Served in Ihis County; but if served ont of the County and within ihis District then within tlIr;y days; in lll other eases forty days or judgment by de- f4ult will be taken against you, aceorling to the prayer of said complaint
 The said action is brought 10 recover the sum of One Thousand and ni'y Dollars fSi .C5O). al- lcgcd 70 lc due aad owing from the defendant 10 'he plaintiff for services rendered to the de- feudaut as Superint udeut and Mechanic, in the construction of and running the quartz mill ot the said defendant during the year ic.1 and terminating January 10th, A, l. l57s.
 The cause of action IS fully set forth in his verified complaint on file herein, to which ref erence is hereby made for further information.
 And you are hereby notified that ii you fail Co appear and answer tbe plaint as above against you for said sum Of One Thousand and Fifty Dollars (Sl,o50, and costs and disburse- ments in tbis behalf expended.
 Given under my hand. and inc seal of the said District Court at Phenix, this 10th day of July, A, D, 1s7s.
 [sEALl FRANCIS A. SHAW, Clerk. 4. C. SWIFT, Attorney for Plaintiff. n2il0W