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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-23
Retail Market Report.

We are indebted to Mr.. J. T. Ennis, pro-
prietor Of the Little Store Around the
Corner" for the retail prices Of the fol-
lowing articles
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-23
CHARTER TU mel
Mining Company
Location Of Mines
Il u R IL TX A, -. E.V A ID A
Capital Stock, St0.0OO,O 900;
100, 900 Shares, : : Par Value, 800 Each.

GEORGE N. sABIN, President. WALTER brooks, Secretary.
THIS PROPERTY Is CENTRALLY SITUATED, WITH REFERENCE TO THE BEST PRO-
i DucNam mines in teD District IT lies about 1900 feet south Of he celebrate Eurhs
Consolidated and Richmond Consolidated mines. The Grant mine adjons It on tn EAST: on
The main Tunnel emrs from the nothwet ttel owestp racucs point, and will pierce
as it advances, not only the Compsnys W mines. buta continue ind enc Of the Richest
mining regions known. att dph of no less han $50 feet below tn surface Thy aiual ON.
Gl srvey) ant extnhnga distance IGH MILES.
The dyHntages for nv@tng in hise enterprise are:
FIRsr-The very et amount of mining property owned by hechHtr Tunnel and Min
ing company, ad the SMALL amount of capital now required to Develop these minesM
more hans a5oOh @b been most judidouly expended.
sECoND-The early location of the claims 1870 0 Na tin ewheno ny frstclasn mines
were located, secured to the Company titles which, have never been questioned and the ~
mines, that with depth teo ore deposits steadily improve ht ehnt and quality.
One of these Mines, the Needle" on whch a conunct for . IO0fmt ehN
is now in progress is n continuous and regularly widening ledge furnishes ore Of the high.
already more than pyt heexpens of sinking.
FoURTH-The main Tunnel is snow bout SEVEN HUNDRED feet in ensh.m md IL at ire
sent cutting good rebeadngr rock gvingg goods assays and showing close proximity to bodies
FIFTH-The present very low price of ns stock and its being rtuarya nd truly una&
sssabl,a as ONEFOURTH of the nur property has been set ade for working raphL.
sIxTH-Lat ant best O III. this property III BEARS and we invh. personal In
speion.
mall amount of tssb stock mays still be parhaedn eIOO per share, by applying
to the seoye mentioned officers at the CMarterT annel a Mining ConPasys 0hes.
Eureka,F February a. 1872. febnM
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-03-23

A DvERTISE IN THE EUREKA
N SENTINEL, the uest savsrnsine medium
In Esstszs Nevada.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12

By the great t:;skser Ct Cipher alley" Dir.
David Dudley Field YES teen nominated By Fir.
Courtney 70: permanent: ChsIrGa2o, AID T2s
elected With entLu:iasm.
Dir. Field ca taking the c5ait said no dtmG-
cratis ticket had ever been CT Gould ever te
elected T!thOu! tho votes represented by Tho
Tammeny delegaiiou. They had been told that
they should have the 1onirstioo CT Robinson
thIus! down their threats, aud had taken the
oD!7 ftep manhood could dictate.
j. 3. HasEi1s, cf New York, said iha! ohD
Van Buren, &C certain occasion COMMENCED
speech By addressing his audieDoo as Fellow
democrats a9d fellow traitors" So too be,
HaskIas, would address them, bu: would add
tAa: resistance to tyranny was obediaDc, tC
the ceds." He said that last ycsr he had coz
trbutea as much rs coy man to the election of
cross between @ mule aud jsckass, but he
expected 10 do pcnanec for it 10 sackclosh and
ashes for tie remainder CT his lite.
Mr.. Dctsheiner reported plan Of actico,
providing Tor the nomination. Of q candidate for
Governor, aad c1nmitteo of fifteen with
power With reference to the rest of the ticket.
He then nominated john Kelly, of Naa York,
for Governor, and it was carried By scc!ama.
tion, amid tremendous eheering.
John Kelly thanked the convention. he SAID
He ava HOt e1peCI 10 Do cleCteQ governor, Out
he Old expect to defeat man who had CON-
mntad great outrsges upon tho people of New
York. He hoped RobiEsonwould be able to sec the
great wrong perpetrated on the 18th Of March,
when he resortod TO the plans OF the midnight
assassin and burglar to secure possession of o
public Office. He spoke of other incidents of
like character, and said let the convention take
the consequences of the defeat of The party
He promised that in Now York the usual dem
ocretic msjorty would be occurred. Voice.
We will vote for you outside of the city. too ~
Now" said he, II accept this nomination,
Cheers and will do all can, and Tsmmany
Hall will do al it can, and it can Go much, fer
the election Of our county ticket. / promise
you VIC shall elect it, from top 10 bottom. These
men who have attempted to ty,snnizs over you
| will BIO beaten by so Geo. and they ought to BIO
beaten and forced to give plscs to men OF
Judgment Whom nincompoops undertake 10
lead party, they alwsys lesd it to defeat
They ought 10 be besten, because the psrty
| Dug ut to be purified, and it was time to change
the head Of the government Of the State"
he hoped thai in tie near future thoy would
| meet again, and that the party would BIS viyi
ii Sd s2a1 and rise like the phGliy to new life
and power.
The chiir put tho question on tho proposition
| reported BY NJ r. Dorsheimer for committee oil
htteen TO decide whether full ticket Should be
nominated, and it was adopted
The convention then &C journed nioo die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12
JEWS or TEE DIR.

Tho republicans Of Baltimore, have nominal
cd w. Hooper for mayer.
The banking houseof John Gels & Company,
Saloa, k'nsas. yesterday, closed its doors.
The Arctic exolor;og steam zach. Jeanette
has been heard from again eff ST. Nlohseps,
where she will take on board L quiuaux dogs,
slctges and complete Ar;ic ou.it.
Associate Justice Strong, ofthe Ua!eG States
Supreme Court. has aonulled the order APP
Dcntleg w. II. Delaney special mastc; 10 the
case of the holders CT Tennessee State L;5prlve
meut oocds, against Tennessee railroad com
paEies.
The New York p;l;c: hav3 olriurod saus
OF h0use breakers Sho have becu puad;r
houses l.f5 uaocuupied during the summer. Oae
splendid house, Ga Madison avenue, had been
eoteied oy tho thieves: who nsdo !. their home
tog ssVara! weeks.
special committee OF The GsoTpia House Ct
Representatives, after an Investigation Ct lhrco
weeks, reported yesterday il favor OF The in =
mediate impeachment of State Treasure. Rem
Tree, ter high criDcs a0d misdemaaucrs.-
ksnttoo had been Gra1irg iu!eress en- state
monies.
Alex. Mitchell, Who is now ia Enrnpe end
who WAS nominated for Governor ct Wisconsin,
by the democrats Tuesdsy, declares ia csJ!s
dispatch .has be- dec!incs absolutely and Will
20: selve il elected. This throws The nomius,
tloa into Tho hands Of The State central c9m.
ml:tcc.
Ga the rnor7icg Of September 8. ab:u! two
o clock, during hcavg rain squcl, The Nolwo.
glao basE Luna, ifcaa Fcrto R.co for Qleees-
to0n vii sugar, WAS struck By tho Rs& STIR
steamer Bs!gen's5d, from A1tgerD for Pills
dcIphla, ao6 cut in twj between tho fore and
main msss. The csptEin Of the bark, aWak-
encd BY the shack jumped through the after
door and was rescued by The boats Ct tho Bel
gonsnd. which also picked up fovr Others of
the batk' 8 crew. The Dad letc auG steward
aad three scamoa CT he bark. Who were 10
TIER cabin asleep. went down in The wreck
Tho ca7De1ter, who was at I'll, wheel, was
kneckod scrseets ogails: ho bui9a5k add
droR1od. ihe Balgcnia1d arrived a. Pha
Geipbla yesterday With the saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12

10 the isuts, !uoon Detencs AID inefi,e1cy
ii tie democratic leaders is Justly attributed 90
little share ia effec:irg tic r:cast defeats the
democratic partg has sustained 10 the North.
but The main cause Of those defeats is urquss.
tonably the ianatical hate OF lsrge portion Of
the people Of that section for their fsioH cili-
zsns Of the South, sEd the facility with which
another large port;oa ca be duped by design.
log demsgcgues into TIE bl;ef that political
liberty is denied at the South, oui thet such
affsrs az he Chisholm, Dixon and Bryce
murders we're The result. Of political prosc,ip-
ton, when it is we'll kcown that Chisholm YES
killed because he murdered Gully. TIA. Dizcn
met the sama fate because be s,aldared Banks.
dsle's sister, and that Bryce wss assassinsted
By man who's, land ne held By unjust SGD
illegal means; that polite, had really nothing
to do with tho murders referred to, but that
were it 9th rwiae, those murders would have
been no more than repettions Of similar affairs
that were no. uncommon 10 tho Southwest be.
fore the republican party yes begotteD, when
party srimosity wasinfniteIy moro intense there
between wings and democrats than it is now
against democrats and republicans-b the
occurrerc, Of which vas never considered as
indicative Of polii,al prescription, bat rightly
attributed to bitter feelings eogendercd by 20.
ltical rivalry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12
S&RGEIET.2 y1rEW'S.

a new banking house Tor The L3udouu Ma
tlooal Bsak is bting crlc cd in Aeesbarg,
| The indications Gro thai The exhibition ct
the L2udcun Agricultural Scciety will be . very
crcditable ono.
| .CoI. Peyson. OF iEilG&c!ph!a, lad an inter
view with Governor Holiday yesterday 10 rela
ton to tho Eol6!Cwa centennial celebration,
Frederick Douglass addressed an audierco of
1000 people, including several hundred whites
ct PurceIivll!c, Louacun county. last Thursday.
| The nomination CT Capt. George R. Head,
OF Loudoun, for tie House O.! Delegates ia very
satisfactory to the Conservatives Of that county.
During the year 1878 tkirty.t9o persons died
| 10 petersburg the average of whose ages vas
eighty years, Two months and thirteen days.
Mr.: James P. Machen is prominently men.
| tloued IN tsiltaG cGuoty as candidate for the
Houso OF Delegates ca tho dcblpayers plat.
form.
The Loudou aud Fauqui:r Senatorial Con
vap'lon meets 10 Hlddlsburg 90 Saturday next
A hoater to tho House Of Delegates will be
nominated at the Convention.
Cadet Lewis W. Nixon, of tho Naval Acad
envy at Annapolis, has returned from a short
cruise on traioing vessel, and is spending bis
Through with his friends 10 L:esbarg
At Culpepar C3urt House yesterday the iury
10 the casa OF George ". Jameeou, charged
With the murder of d. H. Ram, raturoei
verdict OF not guilty and thu pri.olcr was at
onca discharged.
Track laying &C the s. Y. K. r. has been
completed nesry to the turnpike road leading
out Of BsrryviIle 20 the river, and tho siding
for Be!ryvIe is oil lad dowp. D.pots FIR the
reception and shipment G.! ersia are teiug
erected.
=, Prof. TEonss L. Edm1ade, WAC arrived Of
Stau1ton from Columbus, hise., a few days
ago to I'LL the cas!r Of moral philosophy at the
Augusta Fense Seminary. died yesterday af-
terooon, and Captain Chslcs D. Mccoy. rrin.
clpal of the Deaf, DUMB. and Blind Irsiu-
ton at 8tauotoo. dicd last night.
-Four stack5 Of 1aea. a1d TWO ricks of r,k.
logs, belonging to COL A. I. Rust, CT Loudoun
county, we're burned 90 blo1dey LAST, the Gre
originating from sparks !1on thc straw tbresh
er. Tho loss is estimated Mt from $500 to
8 1000, fully Insured 10 the Waterford Mutual,
the Insurance buyng been effected the prs.
cedirg Saturday.
The Conservative primary election 70, mem
bers OF tbe General Assembly, held in Rich.
mond yesterday resulted in the nomination of
W. W. Henry. Of the city, and A. A. Atkiu,
SOD, j., OF HeIr!co, as Slate Senator's from the
e,,y and couatg jointly, and Capt. John u.
Ghanoeriayue. editor Of the State. Samuel B.
Witt. james Lyone, IT,, and William Loyen.
stein as nemtels Of the House of Delegates.
The principal ISSUE waa modification of the
present Sunday liquor laws. All the nominees
except Messra. Henry, for tie Senate, and
Lyons for the House. fayo more liberal laws
90 The sutj.c: All tho candidates arc sup
Eoreis of the McCullooh debt settlement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12
MurGers

NEW York, Sept l2.-The ship Henry S
Sanford, Cap. Sieener, sailed from tbs port
Oh "Wednesday, lsden With railroad iron and
boilers for Cacasien PISS. IL. Yesterday abe
returned 70 Stapleson, Staten Isls5d, 10 eorss.
qasocs Of murder havag been Committed on
board. aud OF present the captain and 6ys Of
the Gre" ore il Richmood county jsl. s sail
or nGmsd Daniel CaVaaaSh is charged With
killing Wn1. Hogan, q mrs' mate, during O
quarrel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12

mo, cir.
Have the7 diyc:ce:"
IA what p
Divorced ?"
No, they have caIs."
" nean are they divc:cej, separated, ssys,
ed, uartod ?"
VI don't kuoH via! gca lacap."
y Gu scid that ycur mother cnd father Eye,i
apart, and |, OF course, thought that they bad
regretted ther marriage, and returned TO ,tr;r
former and single positions 10 life 2"
Married, he replied; never said ayythios
about marriage; Why, they were never spliced
as ever | heard tell; they Just tux ID with
each other, bet they dent keep coupay COW;
but I'm Sleepy
50 saying hs took of his clss sad began
folding 1t Up to USE it for piiioG, while | 81,
lost IN contemplation. thinking VIVA. strange,
opened torgned people lived il the lowends CT
the James. CuAssrrn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR RNOwDBNs
FRIDAY EVEN'G., sEPTEMBER12

The New York Associated Press IS not 10
tl.m, for aunouocIEg to the whole country, as
it cid yts:eiday afternoon, that Mr.. Jacobs
had been nominated for Governor by the demo,
calic cooVea;ion Of New Itrk, for. so far as
the convention ct tia: time supposed, that geo.
t!eDso had received The nomination, but it Low
appears tina, the announcement was little too
previous. Wo tr, fra1k eooush 10 atknoWl.
edge thst the ewj %as 90 good and 50 sensible,
and So utterly Ut variance with modern demo
Uraic rc!icn, that we lcsitRted to believe it,
aud critically examined tho dispatch, but there
it WAS, p!cin and distinct, "John e. Jacobs has
teeu nominated for GoveIno: By the demo
crate" Thus treasured wo peLciIcd the few
liurs c3mmeudatorg Of the action Of the con-
ventiou md presaging lis good results that OPP,
peared 10 yesterdays G,z,tte. We then LETT
out slCc u % under the belief that the opposing
ts: ions Of the Nav York democracy. for their
owe be6ef: ss we'll as Tor tee. Of their State
aod that OF the Whole eouotry, had agreed to
smother their hras. AZ least until after they had
secured tho election OF their State ticket
Aod that OF democratic president. both OF
which events would have paturay resulted
from s7ch fc:ioa, hu. returned to it this morn.
ing, not oal9 10 resiiz, how egregously Wa had
bsen mistaken. bu: 10 bays oil toe fears that
had oppressed US, previous to the option of
tie dispatch referred to, more thao realized
With such spit IN the democratic party of
New JIk as that n6V eyls;iIg i; is as inpos.
s,bie t. elect democratic on,ers for tha.
State, or Whist is Of lei more importance,
democratic rr,sidects electors from New
York, So i wouli Re 10 make Mr.
Hayes tnt0Tes with iupa7tia!iiy his civil ser.
vice order. NJ. Sherman reooect whether or
nc! he Trc:e the Weber uderson letter, or
Mir. Blaine return TIC Muieaa letters, none
If which. the county vel! knoss, is within the
range Ct possibility. 4 clsijIi'y Of !ho people
Of this oouarY is oopcs:d to Tao prolonged
rue Cf radical nate, e2c!i3ualism AID corrup.
tion. end 10 icVorti rcri1riur Tie rcos Of gov.
slnment sCcEl the haUds OF men who
hold them for Tie sole purpose Ct foItnerug
thei. own selfish aad ssDscials ends, and dire
ia tbs strsit 10 which that sior'y is reduced
when lis choice for rulers is restricted to dis
honest. yet plausible, sensible and vel! behaved
radicals, aud asScrisc Iouchs who dsport
themeelVes before me public 10 The sr,tstqls
mask Of democratic leaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12

The Earl of Msyfeld is 8 new novel Just
published By T. B. Peterson Il Brothers. Phil
udephia. l. deals with real lie and historical
persouagos. while the scenes are varied and
full of ioteres and instruction. The oreniop
scenes ore in the South. The i1cidepts and
.cenes laid 10 ltaiy cannot fail to please the
most fastitous. Tho last .csncs are laid in
Old Eog!nnd," and the story is very we'll
told. The book is published 10 large duo,
decimo volume, bouod in morocco cloth, black
And gold. pric, 81 so, and will be found for
sale by all booksellers. or copies Of it will bo
sent TO any one, to any place. at orca. on re-
milting 81 so 10 letter to the ruolishers, T..
3. Peterson & Bros, PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12

COURT OF APPEALS. The fail session IF tn
Supreme C;u't Of Appesl5 cennclc:d in
Stanton Oh Wednesday,:
All Of the Judges wsre preacut, viz: Il. G..
l.. MoDcure, President; Judges Crisisr,
Staples, Anderson, and BuIks.
Gentry v5. Allen, from Rockingham. Motion
Ter new sups:sedecs bond continued ill the
case shall be reached on the docket.
"a the petlon of Peter Wright writ OF er4
ror, &C., was awarded to e judgment Of tho
County Court OF Bedford c,untv. whereby the
SAID Wright was adiGdged guilty of murder
ana SENTENCED to oe huog. Case ordered to be
certified to Clerk at Richmond.
A. II. II. Stuart vs. tie Valley Railroad
Company. Motion By The defendant to dismiss
the case on the ground that the matter lively
ed Is fjr DC aucu,. less than $500, and time
taken 10 consider,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12
ESEEFGS sSEIry,
Relief ior The poor CT Ireland is demanded cf
the British cnuernmnnt

Relief fo- the poor CT Ireland is demanded Of
the British government.
A unber Of tens5s farmers reported rs
delegates FROM Scotland, E72land, and ireland,
sailed from Li7eEpoc! yesterday fer Quebsc aad
Montreal. The delegation Genes to America
under the auspices of the Canadian govera-
ment to Investigate ard REPORT to their coustt-
ue1ts tho advantages which the Dominion pre-.
aeEts as f:ld for settlement.
Spain ID anxious abous the s.atc Of affairs
10 Cuba. ard has mads loans 10 send troops
there. Important dispatches era daily passing
between tho Spanish Cabinet aud tbs Captain
General. If The Conditions CT tho Co!o1ial
Treasury permit, the government intends that
the reform shall Include reduction Of the ex.
por; duties OF Cuba and of tho sugar duties of
Spaio The Misi5ter of the Colonies has
agreed with the Back Of Spai1 for vsiy large
advance to meet tho expense Of the .clcfsrce.
neu:s for Cuba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12
Political.

btsIoS, Sept. l2-Repubiican csucuses held
up TO DAT, ii this State hsve chosen SO delegates
70 Inc STATE convention. Otthese PAT are pledg-
ed to vote Tor Pierce, ZIG for LoaR and s. srs
Unco n United
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12

". +. Rasls1d, assistant Sis,e Treasurer,
tiad yesterday ct Apponattoz Cour: House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12

The READING ELoPESENT.- Mrs. Frtd.r.
rick Il Smith, who Was recently reported to have
elcp:d from Reading Pa. after a married life
Of only two months with husband thirty years
her senior, has published card defending her
action. she sags his aggressive disposition
and c,useiess issousies made lifs with him in
tolerable. Spies were put upoo her aciors
snd every action reported to him. RsbelIicg
against such treatment. he, 10 fl of rage, or,
dered her from the house. She accordingly
went to Philadelphia alone. and took refuge 10
b 5oardiog house where she had lived before
her marriage. She acted o. the advice given
by her mother. The husband is we'll known
lawyer Of Reading, considerably beyond middle
sge, and had beeo married AID divorced before
he met the lady who has now lett him. She is
only 10 years OF age. aud as iIexperisncs d end
rs lmms,u,ed es school girl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-12

Ito Boil Domingo uDs at Silver Cliff. CoI.
has been sold Ter $500 coo TO Governor Prkip,
lAsutensn; Governor Tabor and ez Senator J.
3. CLsttes. Colone! Samuel Shaeffer, of Kar,
"as CITY, manipulated the ss!e, aDd makes o
Iusrter Of million By .ne ransoc,iop. L git
minss on what's kcoHn is the Bardeu laoor
property. at L,sdville. hsVa been sold 10 Cali
f.rOis parties fer ,S75 500
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-26
MISSOURI.


- >~>>>@~fs> @@eJ @~>%@@ >~>><@@~>>e
st. Joseph, Jan. 25.-The state luna
tic asylum adjacent to this city was
discovered to be on fire at O'Clock
this afternoon and was totally de-
stroyed. No adequate means had
even been provided to extinguish a
fire, and but little resistance could be
made to the spreading flames. The
fire originated in the laundry, and some
of the employees were slightly scorched
in attempting to arrest it.
The patients, about $50 in number,
were safely removed, and are now occu-
pying the court house in this city.
Everything is being done for their
comfort, but they have suffered some
from exposure and excitement. The
building was erected four years ago at
cost of $4,000. Eighteen months
ago there was 100000 insurance, but
the state refused an appropriation to
continue the same, and thereby the
loss is total.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-26
BLASIUS PISTORIUS.

Our kilograms speak of the COM
mendable action of the German gov
ernment in behalf of Blasius Pistorius,
the Catholic priest who was sentenced
to death for murder in Pennsylvania.
Pistorius has a curious history. He
was parish priest in Germany, and
Bismarck's prosecutions drove him
away in 1875, he having criticized Bis
marck severely. Pistorius came to
live with his brother, farmer near
NorrAtown, Pa. He insolently de-
manded of Father Monaghan, the par
ish priest, the privilege of celebrating
mass, but the reverend gentleman re-
sented the claim. This act stamped
Pstorius as being "eccentric,' at
least. In month or SO after Pistori-
us arrived in Pennsylvania, dispute
about the trespass of cows arose be-
tween his brother John and neighbor-
ing farmer, named Isaac Jaquette. The
priest took up the quarrel and killed
Jaquette. In July of '75 he was con-
victed of murder. His defense, that of
insanity, was ignored. but commits
sion was appointed which found him to
be perfectly sane. The supreme court
granted him new trial on some tech
nical ground, his counsel obtaining a
change of venue, but he was again con-
victed Of murder. In April of '76,
Judge Mitchell, of Philadelphia, SEN
fenced him to be hanged, when Pistori-
US, In open court, created sensation
by denouncing the judge as murder
er Of Justice" and, fiercely upbraiding
ing his counsel, whom he charged with
being in league with Bismarck to have
his life. How untrue this charge was
is proved by our telegraphic dispatch
Another appeal for new trial was
made to the supreme court, but it failed
However, the board of pardons Of
Pennsylvania recently recommended
imprisonment for life in lieu OF hang
ing. and the erratie priest is now in ths
Moyamensing penitentiary, Philadel.
phia, serving out his weary sentence,
NO doubt the mans mind ia disordered
and It is well that mercy has tempered
the rigor Of Justice. It is remarkable
BY tho way, that the German govern
ment should so Interest Itself in th.
case, after its bitter persecution,
against Catholics, which CAUSED Pis
torius to fee the Vaderland FOR liberty