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OUTRAGE AND ROBBERY.-Oliver Perry has
Deen arrested in Terre Haute, Ind charged
with having, in company with John Trader
outraged, murdered and robbed an old lady
named Mrs. Eva Peters, near that city, on the
night OF March Is, 1875. Trader is in the peni-
tentiary for another crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

TIE TELLER COMMITTEE IN NEW ORLEANS
senators Teller, Cameron, KirkwO0d, Bailey
mittee. have arrived in New Orleans and will
begin work to-day. The committee at the In
V1tatiOn OF the federal officers, will hold their
session in the custom house. There are about
geo witnesses, mostly colored, summoned be
fore the I. s. grand jury to testify as to the
election outrageS, and the committee can have
their nick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

MORE TROOPS FOR BREATHITT CoUNTY.-The
detachment OF cavalry ordered to Breathitt
county by the Governor Of Kentucky left Louis
Vile Wednesday, At Mt. Sterling the entire
party received horses and proceeded to jack
son, where Judge RandairS court is In session.
Five outlaws are in custody, and their trial win
be compelled to remain in the mountains all
winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

REV. DR.. ELIAS r. BEADLE, one of the most
distinguished clergymen of Pennsylvania died
OF heart disease In Philadelphia yesterday. DR.
Beadle preached Sunday in his own pulpit, in
the Second Presbyterian church, and was appa-
rentIy in good health and spirits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

eE The telegraph operator at Holly. Mich,
stepped out TO get a bucket OF coal Lhe otae-
night, and while he was gone some oae s.epael
in and stole his stove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

DROPPED BEAD.-Charles Welchans, of Ian
caster Pa, went to his home Wednesday even
Ing and found his wife lying prone upon the
Iloor, dead; The woman had put her children
ap0plexy while walking across the floor. diving
very soon afterWard o
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EX-PRESIDENT GRANT arrived In Londonderr;
yesterday, and was formally presented with the
freedom OF the city. grand banquet was
given in his honor last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

WORKMEN ON HALF TIME.-The operatives
Of the Newburgh (N.Y.) steam cott IN mills
on half line OF account Of over production and
low prices tor manufactured goods. The Har-
mony cotton mills, at Cohoes, Y. Y, have given
notice OF a similar reduction to their $500
hands '
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a WluON IN LaneSNliIe Ohio. named sarah
Clark, gave birth TO a child on Sunday, and
being without fire and alone the babe was
frozen 10 death before aid reached her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

j. X. MORTIMER, once successful variety
theater manager in Philadelphia, was fOunl
wandering insane in the streets OF New YORK
at an early hour Saturday morning last He
was committed TO the care of his WIFE, His Ill
ness IS attributed TO financial reYarSnS
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ST0-DAY.-Internalr rev.
cnue, S1I5,459; customs, s23T,14..
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MANDAMUs AGAINST TAMMANY.-Last night,
in New York, at the meeting of the Tamm my
society, a mandamuS granted by Judge Barrett
on application OF Hubert o. Thompson) was
served, to prevent the society from initiating
146 new members elected at a previous meeting.
This caused much surprise and Indignation, and
the meeting adjourned, after deciding to secG
redress in the courts.
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sCLEIhAN PAsHA ExILED FOR LIFE.-A Con-
stantilople dispatch says:-Suleman Pasba's
appeal has been rejected. He has been degraded
and eXiled 1orlife, and now appeals to the Sui
tan for pardon. Safyet PaSha, the new alnbaS-
Sador to Paris, has asked the Sultan to be al
lowed to remain in COnStantinOple, and is atl-
thorized to postpone his departure. 1t is posi-
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NORFOLK HARBoR is entirely blocked with ice,
and men and boys cross from shore to shore
with perfect safety. The New York steamers
only reach there without much difficulty,
though 1t took the heavy ocean steamer Old
Dominion two hours to get as far as Bou5h'S
Bluff buoy. q distance Of about four miles
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Detroit dispatch says that a waSherwoman
known as Old Agnes was found sitting In the
snow ana frozen 10 death on Sunday, with q
bottle OF whisky beside her. Her home was
only fifteen yards OIL from where she was
found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

SUBSCRIPTIONS to the four per cent. loan IT,
day amounted to s2. 1s3.o50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

CYRUS w. FIELD AND SAMUEL J. TILDEN are
believed to have greatly increased their large
fortunes by the extraordinary rise In the mort
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" r33STEisN NEWS.


tINCISNATI. Jan. The public schools aC
Mitchell. Ind. have been dismissed uu account
OF tie prevalence of scarlet fever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE-Sua83ary Of LrS'
Vars Business-The product of the mines OF
the Cumberland coal region for the eight DAYS
ending Wednesday. December 81, was 6s1.
tons, and the total output for the year 1875 was
l,650.652. an Increase OF 1894 tons as COM
pared with the output OF 1871. The shipments
TO the Baltimore and Ohio railroad were. for the
elght days. l6,6ol TONS for the year. S95,562 tons.
an increase Of % 639 tons over 1871 There were
no shipments to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
during the eight days. The shipments for the
year were GOO 2O5 tons, an increase OF 26464 tons
as compared with 1871. The shipments TO the
Pennsylvania railroad were, for the eight days.
l2i tons: for the year, 1864 tons, decrease OF
$4,000 tons, as compared with 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

COAL DowN.-The Lehigh coal operators have
agreed upon prices, which show reduction OF
about 10 per cent below those prevailing in
November and December
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

A NORTH CAROLINA TIGER kIILEp-A gentle
man from the lower portion Of Fender county
who V as in the city yesterday, tells us about
Two colcred men killing n curious-iooking AM
nal on his plantation New Years day The
negICeS. wEo are farm hands OF our Informant
AID named John PaulS and julie Pickett, tO0a
his pack of hounds ard started out on a fox.
hunt. About dinner time tie barking of the
dogs in tnick forest attracted the negroes
attention, and making their way into the WOOD
they found all tie dogs Squatting around tree
GUartered among tie topInoSt branches. Ths
darEies set to work cutting down the tree, bui
before they had half finished, the varmint
attempted TO leap TO an adjoining tree. aud fel
ensu6d but the dogs were finally victorious
killing the animal after receiving many bloody
wounds among themselves. The animal, in
appearance. reSembed young tiger and olll
Pender friend says that all who have seen il
pronounce il to be Of the genuine tiger Species
INFLAMMATION N O. san, Ian /
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THE VIRGINIA STATE DEBT-The Virginia sen
ate yesterday passed a resolution authorizing
the governor TO request the president of the
council Of foreign bondhoders OF London
BarIDg Brothers d Co., l.. G. & G. C. Ward, the
RothSchilGs, August Belmont, Brown Bros a
CO.. Richard Irwin d Co.. Charles H. Merry
ana Hugh McCulloch-or their authorized rep
resentativeS and all such creditors or their rep
resentattves as wish TO participate, TO meet the
general assembly. January 22, for conference
ABOUT plan of settlement Of the state debt.
A similar resolution was introduced in the
house, and viii come up for discussion to-mor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

THE HOUSE did not have quorum when
met today, but proceeded with business a
usual. great many OF the western member
are SBON-b bound
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LA BOR STRIKES.

F r o ZEN PEOPLE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

A Half MILLION EL0PEMENT. application
was made yesterday in the probate court for
riage with Miss Elizabeth White The applca-
tion was refused on the ground that Miss White
was resident of Xenia. Some hours later the
LADY arrived In the city from ChilIcothe. prob
ably on receipt of a telegram, and between
three and four O'Clock drove UP in hack to
the court house, and going before the Clerk in
company with Mr.. Young, testified that she in
tended to make Cincinnati her future home
The license was thereupon issued, and, as our
reporter was Informed, the marriage ceremony
was performed within half an hour. It is said
tie bride and bridegroom were acquainted only
short time, and never very intimately, and
that the contract of marriage was brought
about through the Intervention OF other parties,
one OF them well-knOwn politician OF this city.
The bride, who is about twenty-five wears of
age, is the only daughter Of a wealthy gentle
man residing in Chillicothe and the neireSS t.
half million dollars. Her parents were op-
posed TO the match Cincinnati Commercial
January Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

A MURDERER HUNG BY MASKED MEN-At
Carbon, Wyoming, sunday night, party of
masked men broke into baggage car. took out
notorious character and one Of the murderefS
OF the widow Fields. He was being taken 10
RdwlinS for trial
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THE FUNERAL OF CALEB CUSHING took place
at his late residence, in Newburyport, Mass =,
yesterday. Hundreds OF persons viewed the
remains, the features being natural and life
like. Many distinguished persons from Wash
1nSt0n, Boston and other places were present. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

JUSTICE HUNT, OF The e. 5. supreme VUHEU
was stricken with paralysis at his residence In
this city last Saturday, and his recovery was
despaled of. but he is represented to be some
what more comfortable to-day. The partial re-
turn of his speech is regarded as favorable
symptom. although he is still in critical con-
dition. Senator Coniling and Chief Justice
Waite were among the early callers today at
his residence. Dr. Baxter, his attending ply
sicIan says that he Is not dangerously i'll, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

a MEETING or TIE ARMY REORGANIZATION
COMMISSION viii be held this evening at Senator
BurnSide'S residence. 1t is understood that the
commission will agree upon some changes in
which has already been reported to beth the
Senate and House
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NoxINAr1cNs-The President sent the follow

NoxINATIcNs-The President sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate to-day: JAS. r.
Howell, Of Iowa, TO be commissioner OF the
southern claims commission: orange Ferris. OF
New \ Ork, do; Asa o. Adds. OF Vermont. do ::
ThCS. l.. Nelson. Of Massachusetts. to be L. 5.
district judge. district Of Massachusetts; Lew IS
L. Payne, Of virginia, to be L. S. attorney, Wy
Cming territory; Peter NantOr of Dakota, 60 oe
register CT the land Oilicce at BSmtfcN; y:
Worth SpateS, Of Maryland, TO be secretary OF
wyoming territory: also q number or army
promotions, and VIM. Gibson, of pennsylvania,
to be a lieutenant commander in the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

THE [. s. S. PORTSMOUTH left the Brooklyn
navy yard this morning for Hampton Roads.
"a
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IHE CABINET Observation-Disclosures Genera
hey, who has gone to Albany, was absent from
the Cabinet meeting t2d day. His first assist
ant, Gen. Tyner, represented the denartment.
Inc IlnanceS OF the country again came up for
discussion. 1t is needless to say that all the
CABINET expressed qualification al the success
so tar attending the resumption Of specie pay
Ments, ana saw no reason that it should not be
maintained successfully
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

Ton and Foster ClIIpU on IIIt PTtoIutHu IO-udy
THE SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE YELLOW FEVER
COMMISSION. which visited Memphis before the
holidays. returned to Washington last night
The medical experts of the commission are Still
investigating the disease in the south. They
will return, and meet in this city on the l5tn
inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-07

THE OFFICERS Of the army in Oregon, OF the
line and staff, having seen it stated that all CT
fcers outside of Washington city are favorable
to the army bill, have teleGraphGd several Seaa-
tors and Representatives that the bill viii in-
lurlOuSly effect the efficiency OF the army I'd
ask them to oppose its passage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-17
YitI1ulond 1ispatth.
r,v NOVEMBER II, 1879.
PETERSBURG.

co1r pcTIoNs-r ERS0SAL-Fi F.
h.,,,oR pTscgEpiTED-wINpA AND DROUGHT
'c.rys TO TIE CONFERENCE.-The
,,rNtRS' COUNCIL, &C.
..,,.,,..noaSfuce oil the Richmond Disratch.l
NOVEMBER Is, 1879.
,,o i.,rrrna!-rcvcnuc collections in the
tgshrrr district for the week Guiding to-
fo,rr,nnntetf 10 SS.Oa6, or about one fourth
o. ,,urt a the weekly collections when
:n,s i brisk. our manufacturers are
wing ligh: orders and are working With
',,,ncd force. They expect this condition
'..,~sdc "a coUiia::o for two or three months.
",,s,rh time ;hc stocks in the hands OF
= nn.a; dealers will be reduced.
- , AVER, cameron will deliver an dress
w. 49,: nncnjnc q: the Hebrew fair on Mon
~ 49, ~" ,,rhf. rae lair is 10 be held for the
,S. &c. Of The synagogue
't " Inhn scot:, distinguished Knight
r.'.,,nI,r. of New York. arrived in the CITY
,i.v with his lsdy. This is his second or
:. (tv;.i, 70 Petersburg. where he is al
".S Tho rcriaicu; Of warm ho>plsal'ties.
~. ary GRASS in The meadow opposite the
-. :, n~s,rrt!cd, caught fire to-day and
t,,.E,,ld down rs far as the powder maya
.,' IN, tUas tie building is tire-proof 1t
r.:,G. have been il serious danger.
MINOR WAS in circulation to-day that
.opry. W. r. Bradshaw. late pastor OF the
,T,.-.,.S.rcc: Baptist church here. and VINO
~. 49,, city 2 few days ago. had been lost
i, .aq Will" on his way to Pfince Edward
.G.~d INQUIRY does not confirm the ru-
,<.r which. | am pleased 10 state, is not
.--..sst,d. MIR. Bradshaw was accompanied
-. - wife. and both oi them are in very
,;t,ia'c health.
! very strong Wind has been prevailing
ee dar. blowing iuriously at times. TIE
,.r.r,s have been cloudcd with dust, and
.y;,nlc have housed themselves Is much Us
pebble.
Tie farmers throughout this section are
t7splaininc greatly oi the drought. The
-;ourd is too dry and hard for following,
.ai the whoa; II many places has come VI
lazy.
bishop WigAtnlan, who is 10 preside over
,an Virginia Annual Conference at Norfolk
nix, week. is expected 10 preach at the
Neyfcl-S.rcct cHurch tomorrow. The fol.
an.ag are the lay delegates to the Confer.
frr~ from TIC Petersburg district: ". II.
IFS. OF GrccD>vlile: d. J. Wlnc!ieId. OF
>..>.x: Rev. +. L. Warwick. of Peters.
l.rs: Colonel +. i. Hamin. OF Dinwiddic.
The ministers 81 al, the Methodist churches
~ -" city VIII attend. Rev. Joseph II.
p..!ick. II III" Wa>hng:on->tTect church.
], ,Aa only pastor in Petersburg whose
rs~;>,cTiaI term expires. II Is Of course
unknown who viii br his successor.
The congregation OF the Byrne-Strert
ry,;>t church have not Yet called 4 pastor.
T.rr vuglt. hc"crer, will be regularly
.rr>licd uutii they get one.
yhc members u the Executive Commit
T.. 4 he F"rmrr>'S Council are not c"@ni-
2.u, ci any Meeting Of that body in Pc
;c.,1ur. his mon,n; nor is the secretary,
uIa resides hare. No arrangements baye
1,..a made for such 4 meeting. Tie
>.,n0ouS efforts made during the past TWO
y..~> 10 get fae hcdY together failed very
siNaIlv. and The Council apparently dis
,aYCd by mu:ual consent. ROBIN ADAIE.
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correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.I
NOVEMBER IL, 1879.
There was = .claDd tournament on the
grounds ur"r lie Dry Bridge Yesterday,
5uI tacrc was an immense coTcourSe Of
people rs witnesses. After the tournament
lHgc came Tie bali. The young people say
TBS. their iondcst authorizations OF enjoy
mont were fully realized on both occasions.
NJ. J. =. Harrison delivered the charge to
,.r knlgut>. Nr. I. Lee hilncr. of CAS-
rii-, won The first honor, and obtained Tor
h,> irlzc Il saddle and blanket valued at
80: Mr.. john Il. Hutchin-s. OF Danyile,
second ncno-. and aa prize Il bride. mar.
:.u-.lc. and silver spurs, valued ut $50;
~ C.. \. Mosclcy, Of Halifax, third honor,
sgd lap-rohc valued at $40: Mr.. 4. W.
N.ltr, OF D&nvjile. fourth honor, and Il
...rer cup Waited at s.. Mr.. Millncr
c,oNusd a, QU5"1 of Love and Beauty Miss
>,.i" :. Fuller. Of Danyile. The corona
ton address was delivered by Major George
I. hj,5D. ii Chatham.
General Jo>crh Z. Johnston was in the
" Yesterday.
AiyrH. Il. Glass, with health sufficiently
s..ored, hu> entered upon duty rs senior
atlor Of tie Post.
Er>>r>. Adams & Co. have been laying
4.@a The rail- on the line OF the Pittsylva-
I1 @ud Franklin railroad for about ten
aa'>. 2ad 1t is thought that trains will be
HaUis- 10 Rocky Mount on or about the
:. u January,
have written several times about the
80 lines oi railroad which parties have
.i1sad from time to time 10 run up from
I.hIIi." MO North Carolna-lhe one the
.@"-Eal"y and Iadkin-Rivcr railroad, the
.@'" Tie extension OF the Midland road TO
>.s'">E!i!e, fu:thc t!r>t-namcd road Danville
.""r1,cd - @lyc $4,000, but the money
- Been Withheld Tor reasons which seemed
-""d 10 the Council From information
3 q, hand il is concluded that the Caro-
] a., .cor'c prefer The extension OF the Mid
.'4t rad, which Mr.. Barbour proposes. 1t
- 10" said - he matter OF - wait and
~.". Ia The lnc2n tine Major Suthel lin.
- The Henry road, proposes TO have some
saa- 10 say on the status OF the railroad
.-1'te!s.
Mayor and Mrs. George c. Ayres have
.%".0et from IN extended tour through
~ northern states and Canada.
djd-r hiyt> j in the city, and will com
-"-cc Tie lavender term OF his court to-
-.
! nno.b'r f the DasviIIc people were
.'i!-r@ }Gt': watch for the stars on thc
u -" i5.2. Did you see any stars
f.. ",E4t: 49, TIE standing query yes
..&!. u" ~; a. >i:T." was the answer.
ALPHA.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, November 15.-Thc ru-
m0rS in regard to the Governor and Coun-
ell intending 10 count out the Republican
majority in the Legislature are exciting
general attention. Notices were fled with
the Government yesterday for hearings in
the disputed cases in Franklin, Lincoln,
PenobScot. and Washington counties. 1t
is reported tina; no hearings will be above d
in the disputed cases, but certificates will
he issued as already determined. \ care
fu'y-compilcd list shows that The Rcpubi-
cans have 50 members III the House and one
vacancy by death, while the Democrats have
CT in the same branch. In the Senate the
Republicans have 10 and the Democrats II.
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SATURDAYS NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE DISPATCH
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

A sTEEL-MANUFAC1 URISG COMPANY TO
RURG-ARRANG EMENTs FOR THE THOMAS
MONUMENT CEREMONfEs-A MAN KILL
ED ON THE sEABoARD ROAD-ARREsT OF
ALLEGED INCEADIARIEs-TRoU IN
NORTHEASTERN KTNTUCKy-THE CROP
REPORT-HEAVY STORM IN KENTUCKY
SHOT BY HER SOS-COLONEL JOHN HAY
APPOINTED ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
STATE-THE "CHURCHMAN" BURNED
OUT-N0 FEVER AT MEMPHIS-CHEsA-
PEAKE AND OHIO OFFICIALS AT NEWPORT
NEWs-SUICIDE IN SHERMAN, TEXAS
CHARGED WITH DEFGAUDlNG THE Gus.
ToMs-DlPHTHERIA IN RUSSIA, &C., &C..
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The Champion Disaster.
TIE BRITISH sAyaI. corxr Ixvrsr,e -

| -. A'-Afa A. IouSj IN EsIIbAT1UN.
PHILADELPHIA, November 15.-At the
close OF the testimony In the Cbampion.dis.
aster Inquiry the following letter was read :
NOVEMBER ID.
Eo@aTd II. Sharstrood, Esq, Secretary:
Dear Sir,-We have to acknowledge the
receipt OF your favor Of the 18th instant
relating to the investigation now pending
pc!ore the British naval court at YhiladeI.
Pnla 10 inquire into the particulars OF the
collislon between the steamer Champion
ana the snip Lady Octavis, and your cour-
1eous invitation to have Captain Lockwood
attend. In reply we beg to say that Cap
tiin Lockwood is now awaiting the United
olates local inspectors, 10 whom lie has al
ready submitted his report, and before
whom be daily expects 10 be called. II,
therefore, he and other parties interested
10 the vessel lost should desire 20 avail
themselves OF the opportunity your polite
invitation offers they could not in any
event appear at an early day.
Respectfully yours.
GEORGE W. QUINTARD,
for New York and Charleston Steamship
Company.
The court adjourned until Monday. the
secretary. Sir. Sharswood. being instructed
TO see when the captain OF the Champion
would attend. 1t is understood there is no
way to compel them to attend, a. they are
amenabe TO the local United States in
spectors where the steamship belongs, and
this being New York city, their trial, il
any, must take place there.
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Crimes and Casualties.
CRUSHED TO DEATH.


Especial telegram 10 the Disp2tch.l
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Va, November d.
Martin Bum (colored), fireman for num-
Der OF years on the Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad. was caught between two cars here
this evening and terribly mashed. lie lived
only few minutes.
CONVICTED OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF TIE
REGULATORS IN NORTHEASTERN KENTUCKY.
CIHCINNATI, November IA special
states that Lewis Scoggs has been convicted
of the murder OF Waddell, in Elliott coun-
", KY, and sentenced 10 eight years i'm
priSonment. Judge Rider refused 4 new
hearing, and the case is TO he appealed.
The prisoner was removed from the county
Jail for fear the Regulators would shorten
the sentence.
The Regulators in Northeastern Kentucky
have issued q proclamation fashioned after
the Declaration OF Independence. 1t recites
that. in view OF the reign OF assassination,
robbery, and 1apine, which has lasted in
that region four years, they have had to
band together 70 protect themselves and the
property OF honorable people. They deny
that they are anything but au organized and
disciplined set OF men. They assure the
good citizens they have nothing TO fear, and
warn all barn-blrnerS and murderers to
leave the country, and threaten them with
lynch-law when the State law fails OF its
duty.
ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED FRAUDS on THE
GOVERNMENT.
NEW YORK, November 1j.-HuigS, of the
firm OF Huncs IL Hugs, importers OF kid
gloves, All Broadway, WAS arrested to-day
charged with defraudinG the customs by
means nf false and Fraudulent invoices and
false statements. 1t is stated that the frauds
cover many thousand dollars. The store
and goods In warehouse have been seized,
and are in custody Of revenue officers.
Hugs was committed to LudlowS Street ial
in default OF bail.