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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-03
THE woRKrNGMEN's CONGRESS
Discussing the Charges against Savary
The Executive Committees Report

D1ScuG51nR the CnargeS az a1nSC SaVarv
The Executive Committees Report
The national congress of the social
democratic Workingmen's Party, which
was convened 10 Pythian Hall, Newark, on
Wednesday, is holding secret sessions. In
the executive session on Wednesday night
the report OF the executive committee was
read and adopted. The report says !tbat
on July 9, 1876, there were nine sections
and ESQ members of the party in the
United States. At present there are
seventytWo sections and 10000 members,
and the party controls twenty-one news
papers, many Of which are daiiies. The
committee recommended the abolition of
the office of financial and recording secre-
tarY, and the employment of one or more
salaried clerks, and party seal.
The committees nearly completed their
work yesterday, and last evening the con-
gress took up the case of Carl Savary of
| Newark, who is accused of having an
nouuced in the Ffeie Zeitung of Newark
the day previous to the last State election
in New Jersey, that his sympathies were
with the Republican party. He is also
accused Of having absented himself from
the meetings of his section, for which he
was expelled,
Mr.. Philip Van Patten of Chicago, Sec
rotary of the party; said that any social
democrat, even though expelled from one
section of the party, could join another if
he stood by the principles of social democ,
raey. Mr.. Savary had been expelled, but
this section should have presented definite
charges to the congress. This had not
been done, at least not in such a positive
form as to authorize the congress in taking
final action.
Mr.. Henry j. Rowley said that the
charges thus far considered did not justify
radical or extreme measures by the con-
gress.
Mr.. Rowley told reporter for the San
last night that the socialistic element, and
not the communistic, prevailed in anc
controlled the congress. The socialists he
said, demand that capital shall not Cypress
labor, and that business shall be conducted
upon sort of cooperative basis. Th'
trouble between Leander Thampson, anC
the Germans was caused by the inabilit.
of the Germans to understand Mr.. ThOmp
sons firmness on parliamentary rules, ant
they feared tricks and shrewd manage
ment They were honest and move'
slowly. Then again, he said, there wa
considerable jealousy among some of tn,
wouldbe leaders as is the case in all move
ments.
The congress will remain in executiv
session to-day. N y Sun,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-03
Hayes Himself Proves the Truth O.
Chandler's Charges,
From the Utica Republican, Senator Conklin
Home organ


From the Utica Republican, Senator Conkling's
Home organ.
The Hon. William E. Chandler of New
Hampshire has made public some inter-
esting revelations of the manner 10 which
Mr.. Hayes secured the presidency. There
have been whispers of some such revela-
ton as this, and the facts have been
bruted about in vague manner Now
they are given with such proof, in the
shape OF names and dates, as must not only
call public attention to them but evoke
public judgement thereon.
That Mr.. Chandler tells the truth in
regard to the bargaining we have no doubt.
We are perfectly certain, too, that the
republican party was not privy to the in
justice, but acted in good faith in pressing
the claims of Mr.. Hayes to his seat.
There is abundant evidence furnished by
the president ahimself as to his bargain
with the South. If Louisiana did not give
its vote for Packard, it did not give its vote
For Hayes, since Packard's majority was
very much the larger of the two. Yet, iu
spite of this self. evident fact, the presi
dent and his friends proceeded. immedi
ately after his election to unseat iPackard
and give his place to Nichols, the demo
crat claimant. The same thing was done
in South Carolina. The troops were with
drawn, chamberlain was left TO the merciet
OF the shotgun brigade, and his legislature
dispersed by Hampton's armed friends
The rest of the bargain was carried on
with most indecent haste. Nortbrup
Fitzsimmons, Waldron, and other rebe
agents were nominated TO positions wher'
they could control elections, and
triumvirate of southern senators. consist
ing Of Gordon, Lamar, and Hill, wa
formed to be the presidents chief advisers
These men are in office to-day. We re
greet that the president himself has fur
uishcd most startling confirmation Of tn
frnIh NJ Mr. Ghandier's chnrpeH
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-03

Judgment, It was This duty to stand by us,
and say to these men who were voted for on
the same ticket with himself, and the ballots
for whom were counted by the same Re-
turning Boards which declared his election,
and who received more votes than he him
self in many cases, that the power of the
United States should support their right
everywhere, If he had no suspicion regard.
ing the foundation on ,ohich he acds declared
to be elected, in Louisiana for instance.
And don't let any one say that | do not
believe Mr.. Hayes fairly elected, for l haze
not looked into tile subject carefully enough
to form judgment on 1t. | think bis
course in Louisiana was very unjust Ifhe
was himself elected, Packard was elected by
the same vote,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-03

/ OF the fines and choicest grades and of all
ages. The pubic is cautioned against limitations
and ounterfeit. Order direct from us, and we
wa ant perfee satisfaction. Please address all
orders to MEIFoRD. MASS, or 1a1 Broad st..
~
Boston, Mass, and they will receive prompt atten
ion. end for;ircular
lANIEL LAWRENCE & SONS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-03
Worth S., 900 in a Single Case.

BURLINGTON, VI Dec. 18th, 1876.
MRS LYDIA L. PINkHAM 1T is with pleasure
that we able say that in every case reported
to us your VEGETABLE COMPOUND has given uni
versal satisfaction. One gentleman told us to-day
that it had done his wife thousand dollars worth
of good, as he expressed 1t. Our customers with
out single exception, speak of it In the highest
terms OF praise You are at liberty TO make use OF
this in advertising If you choose. Yours very re-
specially. II. b. STEABNS & CO., Druggists
S5E The Pamphlet Guide to Women" will be
sent free to any address by enclosing stamp TO
LYDIA (. PINKHAM, Lynn, Mass.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
sold by all Druggists at 81 per bottle. Whole
sale Agents-George c. Goodwin & Co, No. IS
Hanover street, and Carter Harris & Hawley, No
$50 WASHINGTON street, Boston.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-03
Gen. 3. z. Butler Says Hayes Shou),
have Abdicated,

have ADu1CaIeds
From HIS Speech at Boston Saturday Evening
Ibelieve that it was the first duty Of Mr..
Hayes to find out whether he was honestly
and truly elected president Of the United
States, and, finding that to be so, to sustain
every man elected on the same ticket in
his place by every man and every dollar at
his command. Applause. l have nc
respect for man who will dishonor his
mothers marriage certificate. insist
that i. was Mr. Hayes duty to the repub,
lican party, which elected him, to sustain
the men who'sustained him. If he believed
that there was any wrong or fraud in his
election, he should have just abdicated his
claim, and let us abandon his election and
wash our hands Of the whole matter.
We believe that Mr. Hayes was not
wrougfully elected. The republican
party stood firm in that belief during al
that long count and that anxious period
from November to March. In m!
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-03
Cure OF ali Female Weaknesses

This Compound, which is purely vegetable, has
entirely cured the most stubborn cases that have
bafed the skill of best physicians, and thous-
ands of persons who were considered as incurabe
before this remedy was discovered have been re.
stored 20 perfect health by its use.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
WHO WAS TO BLAME?

Michael Slevin. q brother Of Alderman Sievin, OF
tho Fourteenth ward, FROSTED sunday last at
tho corner OF Mott aud Spring streets. and in tho
Tombs the Same day hold IN default. OF $500 ior
d,sordcrly conduct and lined SO Tor in,oxlca,iou.
al sxnmlna,ioa INTO the merits OF the case aowe ed
the examination, which was nImencsd IN the
Tombs was continued In tn Finy-suventh street
Court yesterday. koundsmsn hanlon testified 20 tho
abusive used Wy Slevin and said that neither
he nor Ofie GER Ryan had used their clubs 10 beat
and John Mccarthy, No. 21J Mott street,
testined 70 Slevin having usca the iaDguage-"My
brotner's Alderman and III ax tnis otcer,r 'I'm
The boss VI these corners" You're too fresh" aud
I'm have you broke" they did not SOC any clubbing
by the onicerr.
Michael sIev,n said that ho was leaving
the anrsy whom struck tno legs with club IN tho
hands OF Officer Ryan; ho saw koundsmau Hanlon
at tho corner spring and Mott streets. and asko
him what right Ryan had TO hit him (SevIn); hc
then got kypn's name AZ the station house; he
sittiun at his own door when Ryan passed; kyan
was ed u that was his name; he said, "Ycs," aud
caught witness by the coat, lifted him aud ciubved
Dim the arms ana legs; Ee had not looked TO
400 " tho clubbing mad Ieit any marks; Ryan then
took htn tho station house aud charged him with
drunkonne and disordorly conduct
Sisvin, on hrs crossexam inatioo, admitted having
drank little the nIgnt u question, but denied that
Intoxicated. He had SAID nothing TO either
officer, nor did he give them any cause 10 make the
arrest Hc doDed having use the language attributed
to him. MT. A. Phsian, liquor dealer, said he
had seen Ryan use the club on SIevin. Tue was
adjourned unti sunday.
Alderman Sevin occupied q seat upon the ben oh
alongside OF Judge Duny while tas magistrate was
sposing OF the ordinary business OF the court, aud
tvrward acted as assistant counsel for his brother
OfIiccr Ryan acted counsel for himself, and on
several occasions advised his witnesses 10 speak
and made serious obJcctons TO dillerent strategic
movements on the RAst Of The other AIaA
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
ASSAULTED Al CONEY ISLAND.

Mr. William II. Muldoon, OF Brooklyn, was tn VIC
tim OF what would appear 10 have been q brutal
sault at Coney Island ut early hour yesterday
morning. Tho story OF tho injured man Is to the ei-
feet that no visited the Island on Thursday even
ing company with James Giddings, and
went TO Eugcrman's Pavilion, near tho
Brighton Beach Hotel, whsrs they remained
taking until tho place closed for the night Mr..
Engerman, alter closing the Pavilion, about one
O'Clock, accompanied Muldooh ana Gddings 10 the
direction OF Cables, where, Muidoon says, he was
struck suddenly On tbs back OF tho head. fhe force
OF tho blow great that he was turned half way
round wien the VINO struck him suatchcd pin
that no IN his bosom. In doinp 80 his sssaii-
ant toro OIL hs collar and shirt An.
otuer blow on the head and deep stab
wound the right cheek just below the cheekbons,
lzid him prostratc ana inssnsblc on the beach, Mul
doom says bo subsequently learned that Gidiings
tried to help him, but ciubbed and stabbed him.
self Shortly alter ono O'Clock Yesterday Afternoon
Mudoon and Giddings visiisd PoIico headquarters,
brooklyn, and reported the particulars oil the assault
to acting Superinten ndent Wuddy. Mr.. Giddings cor
roboracs tho statement of ms companion. Muidoon,
whose WOUNDS though painful arc not dangerous
taken to Long Island College Ho.p,tal, aud sub
sequently lett that instit ution Tor his nome
Last evening Detectives Corwin snd Folk visited
Brighton Beach, whero thoy made inquiries ut the
Hotel concerning the affair. Tho officers requested
clerk, Charles \. cunningham, and tho watchman,
Patrick keatinR. to accompany them 10 Brooklyn ~
give their version OF tho occurrence TO the Acting Su
perintendent OF Police. The parties named informed
tho Brighton Hotel about ono O'Clock In Tho morniDg
and acted IN an unruly manner knocking tho chars
about ana that they were ejcctcd from the pre-
Tho hoel people were unable however TO for
the Injuries that had been sustained by their visitors
As Muldoon would make no complaint against them
they we're released by the superintendent.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
OFFICER BRADY'S MISHAP.

omcer Michael Brady, q moauied policeman at
tachcd to tho Thirty fourth precinct, met with .
serious accident Sunday night while ou post IL
appears shortly alter eleven o'clock on the night
In question he had d,smountsd and was leading hrs
horse, winch 10 described ss q most vicious aud In
tracablo beast along The road just other side Of
high Bridge, whom the animal suddenly reared
on IT'S bind legs aud planted It's tore hoois
against the ofncer's side, knocking him down.
Brnav iu falling, struck his head against q stone
irnce and received an ugly scalp wound, from which
tho bood flowed Ia strcatns. Weak aud exhausted he
crawl led along the ground aud occasionally uttered
iainto cry Tor help. 0ne of those heard by
Mr.. Henry Gallagher, who resides IN cottage near
by He vas bed at the time, but got up aud went
the oicors assistance. With tho ala wife aud
daughter he carried the now sonssess 70 the
piazza OF has cottage whore restosatives we're
applied. Tho Two ladies' then got out their phaeton
ana placing tho Injured ofhccr in u drove tue
ton mouse. Brady there taken Ia charge
10 bis homo, OF Filth avenue and Broadway In
fremont wnerc he nov lies. Hts injuries found
consist OF dangerous scalp wound and fractures
the lett ribs
when word OF the officers mishap reached the Cen
trai Oec yesterday aud inquiries weresmuds Captain
BennstL OF tne Ibiriy y-iourth prscnct said brady
was 10 blame Tor not using curb DIT and that tho
horse was altcrward rddcn w another oflccr. lie
falicd TO add tbat the animal was brought back In
qu,cK time by tho ridcr, who had earnest o BRADY
experience tho few minutes he spent ia the saddle
IL Was not mentioned either that the horse has bee
returned 10 The man Who sold 10 te ihA dansstmanA
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
WESTERN RIVER NAVIGATION.

MEETING OF THE wsR DEpARlMEsg EoARD
OF xNGINEEas 10 IMPROVE wfsrERN nIvER
NAvIGATIoS.
Ink TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. LOUIS, No., August 10. 1873.
the board or United States Eugnssrs ordered by
the War Department 70 assemble this city for the
purpose Of reporting and devsing harmonious plans
for the improvement of the mississippi and Missouri
rivers. havo bcen session for the last days at
ooe Of General Simpson United States local en-
ginesr for ,h:s district The board consists OF Gen.
erai Barnard, who Is temporarily absent, General
Tower and General Wright. They have been in
sultation with Colonel Farquhar United States local
engineer In charge OF tho district from
ST Paul 10 tho mouth Of the Illinois
River General simpson is IN charge OF
the district from the mouth OF the Illinois River to
the mouth or tho Ohio River General Comstock Is
charge OF the district from the mouth OF the Ohio
River to New Orleans, and Major Suter In charge Of
the dislr,cs comprising the Missouri River, IRON
are er oicto members OF the board so far as the i'm
provsmen,s m tnsr respective districts are concerned
or when the latter are under CONSIDERATION.
WHAT rnE BOARD HAVE DOM.
The Board have already gone maps and surveys
trcts AID lo-day they completed their Inspection Of
the surveys or the Mississippi River by ex-
Tho Board will continue in session uutii they hnish
these preliminary EXAMINATIONS, and then IN couse
quence OF duties requiring the presence OF Generals
Tower and Barnard IN Washington will adjourn to
meet ut an early day IN this city. Captain john J.
MITCHELL president OF tue Kansas CITY, ST. LOUIS and
Chicago Railroad has tho board to take trip
by rail- through ST. Charles and Glasgow counties 10
examine the Missouri River al these points Through
Captain Mitchell the Mayor Of Kansas CITY has ex-
tended AN invitation to the board to visit that CITY TO
inspect the condition Of the Missouri Rver there.
The board sgnsd their desire 10 accept both invita-
tions, and they will mako the proposed trip
practicable
LACK APPROPRIATIONS.
In regard to tie appropriation for this district OF
$2i 0v0 the lntIer Officer said that $40 0U0 appr0
prated ior closing up Cahoka Crock, The east side
Of Arsenal Island. The estimates required by the
local engineers Tor needed improvements wsrc
ally cut down NY Congress iorty Or fifty per cent, and
II The iuut OF tho engineers II toe approrr,.
ti0ns were meagrc and soon exhausted. The appro-
pratton oil 5000 900 made In past years by the city
Tor The improv0msnt OF the river at thts point has
been 10 great extent useless, because the half CON-
plstch work ~ tho dam known ~ the Homer Qike
hadLo be und0ne Dy the government epgipeers
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
THE PATERSON TRAGEDY.

INVESTIGATING THE CIRCUMSTANCES ATTEND
mo THE DEATH OF THE FIREMAN M'GRAIL-
Tho Inquest In the Passaic Bridge tragedy CON-
mcnccd yesterday, at ten A. ~, at tho Court House
In Paterson, Coroner Myers presiding.
Several witnesses we're examined, among them The
engineer and brakeman Of the extra TO-" the
ire,ght train from which, II Is now established, tho
deceased was elected on tho nichs he his DEATH
Thoir test mVny wont 90 show that whom put OF the
train ucGraii ie between the tracks and 10y there
Dr. John Quinn, who madc tho pos, -mortcm exam
dccenscd hnd recsived AL his Injuries iiom
being run over by the cara Their character
made that conciuson more plausible thsn anything
else. There very little blood tue Chest, tho
head was completely severed, tno skull literally
cracked to pieces and the brain mashed to a Jelly
Wounds mado BY b,ing run ovor cause but slisnt
flow OF blood Dentn had cusucd in this case, Ia all
PROBABILITY, boioro the hoaa was severed.
The inquest was adjourned 20 ten A. 81. to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
INSULTED IN THE STREET.

Miss Mary smith, seventeen years old. OF No 4o7
Tblrd avenue, appeared In the Fifty seventh Street
Court yesterday against Frederick Price, OF No. l3a
East Twenty seventh street. who a. tho young lacy
was standing at the corner OF Lexington avenue aud
Twenty seventh street. on Thursday night. said 10
have approached her, made Insulting remarks,
aud, wnon she moved away, followed her
aud renewed his indecent proposals. AIR. Free
said formerly teacher IN tho
Charlisr destitute, bat out OF employ msnt.
Ho admitted accosting the young lady, but said tho
hour haii.pts eleven AT night, ana her manner
led hin suppose snc wiing TO cvovcrso with
him. Ofiiccr kietnau, OF the Eighteenth precinct,
Who when bc tcrforcd Win Prioc's movements
was struck by tho latter on Tho nose wtn au um.
brcla, entered complaint OF assault against hts
ussai!snt Tho oihccr at the umo wore citizcn'a
cIothes, The prisoner was hcld la dciault Of bail.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
CHATAUQUA'S ASSEMBLY.

FAIRPoINr, N Y, August IL. 1878.
The Cbatauqua summer University exercises con-
sst OF daily instruction In Greek and Hebrew, nor
NAL class drills, childron's meetings In the temple
at eight O'Clock. conducted BY Rev B. +. Vincent
and The artist Frank Beard. din IN calisthenics
lectures on Palestine, Jerusalem and the Temple.
illustrated by models exegetical erenccs sessions
oi the scientific aud literary CIRCLE lectures addresses
and sermons. The Rev. Dr. John Lord, OF New York,
delivered his famous lecture on Cromwell TO 5000
or 5000 people at eleven O'Clock tins morning. Gov
Crnor Colquitt aud iamiIy will remain here three
days tho guests OF the managers. The Sessions OF
the Assembly close ,0n Thursday, August o. II Is
estimated that SO 900 persons have aIteuded
inRs 30 far this year.
The Rev. J q. Townsend, OF jamestown, delivered
a lecture on john Milton this afternoon, at two
O'Clock; the Rev II. W. Warren, ID. D., OF Phiiadol-
pha, icctured on ''Our Netghbors the Plansts," ut
four O'Clock, and the Rev. Alfred Taylor OF Brook
lyn, NJ Y, lscturod on the oldest People," At eight
o'clock thus evening"
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
THE MURDERED POLICEMAN.

Tho inquest In the case OF Richard IT, Smith, tho
murdered policeman, was resumed yesterday at the
Hudson county Court House, Jersey cny. Coroner
Crane not prsaent aud Coroner Roman conducted
tho Investigation unaided. Mr. James FIsmming ap-
peared for bennett aud Mr.. l.. u. Wakeman
Tor Mrs. smith There a very hght M-
tendance aud not "a lady to be
In the court The evidence obtained OF
important nature and u thought CoroSer Roman
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Taylor will bring out
thor strongest points TO day The follow witnesses
wcro examined: DIR X. IA. Case, who examined tue
body OF smith on the morning OF the mur dor officers
Bauncid and MeHorncy aud A1ram u Csrnau, Mrs.
Smith's stepfatheL
The inquest will DO resumed nj ten A. N. TO-DAY.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17

THE TUGBOAT EXPLOSION.

The inquest on the bodies OF Patrick Murphy ana
John Gillian, vho lost thor ivos on Wednesday even
ing Wy the explosion Of The boiler on tne tug.
boat u. H. Henderson, was commenced At Clifton
Landing, Staten Island, last evening by Coroner
Janrcy. John Nolan, VINO on board tho boat at
the time OF the explosion, was the only witness cx-
aminsd, aud hts testimony proved 10 be Father con-
Trajectory Tho Inquest was adjourned until this
cvcntug whom numbsr OF witnesses will be called.
Tho body Of Captain Autpny was removed 10 his latc
roe eidenco, wnttlc avenue Brooklyn, IRON whence
his funeral viii take place tomorrow me body OF
John GtilaB tue engi ginecr, was removed by his
trends 10 EizaDeihport, ". j. John Dan, who was
badly s,aded, Is st IN tue Seamen's Retreat and Is
improving. The Coroner viii tAso his testimony to-
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
The TARIFF. COMMITTEE.

Ngw York, August 10, 1878.
To fHs EpfroR OF THE HERALD:--
Your Informant Is In error in stating that design
"to begin operations with she TarG Committee IN this
city next month" A subcommittee Of the Ways and
Means Committee Of the House OF Representatives
VIII this city in September for ths purpose Of
examin ing into the administration and machinery OF
the Custom House, and not with tho intention OF
touching the tar fhe object OF thor inquiry Is 10
amend the laws relating 70 The collection vi CUSTOMS
revenue SO as TO make tLem conform TO the recom-
me ndation3 OF tho Chamber Of Commerce and the nc
FERNANDO WOOD.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.

Rev Charis Larow. pastor OF tho Franklin Motho-
dis, Church, Newark, Is charged by Mira Susan Kr.
wan, OF NO SO William street, win having -
violation OF law, married her daughter, Mamie Kir-
wan, aitcen years old, TO Horace Quimby, another
minor, about sixteen years old. sno had a beau,
. Young German. whom her mother favored,
Uut youba Qui 10y 'cut him ouLp MIRA Kirwan for.
bade their keeping company aud Mamie promised 10
obey her mothcr. Nevertheless sbs met Quimby
cisndsstinciy apd thoy wero married du. tor IN.
fhcy webt W ,hcir respective homes and II not
u1tl .isw days ago tbat MrA k,rwan osrncd the
facts. Quimby's mother. who tavorsd the match.
told her Mfs Kiroau has procured counsel W pfosss
cnia Pastor I.arrw.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
QUARRELSOMn DONE SIlCS.

Mary Gallagher and Bridget Sck are both domes-
ties out OF employment They live together, aud
frequently quarrel, al No. CSC Grccnwicn street on
THURSDAY night tho str,is waxcd warm aud both fell
TO pulling EACH Others hair snd puninoiling each
Others Taco ut terrible rate. BridgeL VA tho frenzy
Of the momsnt. seized carving xnifo aud c.umsiiy
hacked Nary's SHOULDER and cut her In the side.
Oiccr Say ro heard tho ads couct ana arrcs I'd
tho pair. Whom taken before Judge Murray, yester.
DAY, Bridget was committed In S50J TO answer Tor
her nnss.A
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.

GREESBRIxR, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VAL
August Ii, 1873.
Governor Hampton has commutod the sentences OF
tho six who 10 bo executed Mt Georgetown,
s. c. on the 23d inst. TO imprisonment in the Poni
tentiary Tor lilo.
The New York herald., 1878-08-17
EXECUTION IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, August 10. 1873.
William Wilson, alias Patterson, was hanged AZ san
Bernardino this morning Tor The murder Of q man
named Barrett