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The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26
RUM's WORK.

A Drunken Husband Commits Murder
and Suicide.
FLUSHING, L. l., Dec. 25.-This morning the
residents of College Point were thrown into a
wild state Of excitement on hearing that Ed
ward Hopper, an old and respected resident of
the town had murdered his wife and then COM
mitted suicide Hopper had been drinking to
excess lately, and when under the influence of
liqror was Of despondent mood. This morn
ing at $50, as his wife was coming down stairs
followed by her eldest daughter, Hopper
stepped out of the parlor and pointing a re-
volver at his wife fred twice, both balls enter
ing the left breast and killing her instantly.
He then retired to the parlor and shot himself
through the heart. An inquest will be held on
Tuesday.
How it Affected Negro.
HARRIsBURa, Dec. 25.-James Wogans, a
colored man, who shot his step daughter last
evening, in attempting to murder his wife,
was arrested this morning. He admits the
crime, but attributes it to liquor.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
IsnGcATroNs EoR THE NEXT TwnHTx-rouk
4 HoURs. .

WAR DHP'r, OFFToE CHIEF BIaNAL
OETToER, Washington, d. O..
Dec. 26. Am.
For New England,
Warmer fair weather followed by increasing
cloudiness, possibly by lacal rains, winds most
ly southwesterly, lower pressure.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
A storm of great energy is raging in a north
easterly track, and has entered the east Gulf
States. General rains follow in the east Gulf
States Occasional rain in the west Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, Georgia and
South Carolina, southwesterly winds preAail in
the lake region and Middle States and New
England, northwesterly in the west Gulf
StaTes, easterly in the south Aslantic States.
Temperature has risen from 10 to 20 deg. in
New England from to 10 deg in the lower
Lake region and south Atlantic States, and
has fallen 10 to 10 deg. in Dakota and Montana,
except in the west Gulf States it is above
mean for the month, clovdy weather wish
rain indicated for to-day in the East Gulf and
South Atlantic States, Tennessee and Ohio
valley, lower lake region and Middle States,
and rain Tuesday in New England, and rain,
followed by clearing weather ON Tuesday in
the lower lake region and Middle States. rs.2
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MASSACHUSETTS.
suicide at the Parker House.

E1ulC1Q6 6S tl0 fHCi ab0o0'
BOSTON, Dec. 25.-Mr. John II. Barstow, .
wealthy gentleman, agod 81, committed sui
eide az the Parker House in this city to-day.
Mr. Barstow, with his brother and sister, have
been boarding at the hotel some two months,
and were registered as from Newport, l.
After returning from church in the afternoon
he wrote note TO his sister, saying he was sor.
~ for what he was about to do, and then retired
TO the bath room and shot himself in the head,
back Of the right ear, dying almost instantly.
Barsiow is said TO have a fine residence in New
York city. No cause for the act can be learned.
Death from an Assault.
Dennis Murphy, aged 80, who was badly
beaten lost Tuesday by Miles Sweeney, died to-
day. Sweeney is under arrest, and Mrs. Muir
ply is held for alleged completely.
Refusal TO Grant Higher Wages
LOWELL, Dec. 25-Some of the corporation
agents say they cannot just now accede to the
recent request OF the mule spinners for in-
creased pay, as business is dull; but they be-
lieve IL events justify their expectations, they
will be able TO grant some advance next
spring.
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The House then Set ON Fire and all are
Consumed.

ASHLAND, KY, Dec. 25.-Mr. and Mrs. J.W.
Gibbons, who reside near here, went visiting
Friday night, leaving their daughter, 14years
DID, Miss Emma Thomas, II years old, and a
son, Robert Gibbons, at the Gibbonsho
stead During the night some villains went TO
the house, outraged both girls, then saturated
their clothing with oil, set the house on fire,
and killed young Robert Gibbons, who was at
tempting to give an alarm. AL three Of the
dead had their heads split open with hatchet.
There is no clue to the murderers. A thous-
and dollars reward has been offered for their
capture. Gibbons house was burned to ashes.
only the chimney being left standing.
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THE JEANNETTE.

Indignation at the Conduct of Siberian
Official.
VIENNA, Dec. 25.-According to intelligence
from ST.. Petersburg, great indignation prevails
shere at the reprebensible conduct OF the
President Of the administration of Eastern ST.
beris, who refused to telegraph an announce
meut of the arrival of the survivors of the
Jeanette, because they were without funds.
The first news Of their escape was conse-
quently delayed two weeks.
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The Governor OF Arkansas Charged with
Being a Defaulter.

LITE Rock, Dec. 24.-The Senate commit
tee appointed by the last Legislature on the
Auditor and Tressurer's books submitted their
statement today to Gov Churchill, showing
an apparent deficit of S164.0O0 in his account
as State Treasurer. The seeming deficit, the
Governor claims, can be satisfactorily explain
ed and clearly shown to be erroneous. The in
vestigation by the committee will commence
Tuesday, when the Governor will appear and
submit his proof
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MoSDAY MoRsIsG, DECEMBER 20.

to secure She said IT had always teen so,
that even when little girl, anxious to see the
circus parade, It was always her lot to get only
q glimpse Of the elephants tail as he turned
the corner. For twenty years the Democratic
party has been trying to see the circus. Just
nov this is the object of its ambition, but we
fear that the adoption of protective policy
will give them in the future. as their adoption
Of Republican principles has done in the past,
only momentary glimpse Of the elephants
tail.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26
MEMORANDA,

Sch Mystic Tie. Snow. from Port la Tour for Port.
land with dry fish and oil took fire in the forecastc
gath when In sight of Cape Elizabeth. and was run
ashore at Green Island. Vessel and corgo total
loss. The crew came up to port tn their boat
Brig o Stillman. Race, at New York from Mon
tevdeo. reports 18th inst. In the Gulf Stream had
o heavy NE gale lasting forty-eight hours, during
which split sails, started water tanks, SC.
Brig Eva N johnson, Doane. which sprung aleak
while loading at Orchilla arrived at Savannah 18th
inst in ballast and will be placed on the railway for
repairs.
Sch Grace Davis, Davis. from Port johnson for
Portland, while getting under way in Flushing Bay
23d, carried away ibboom by contact with sch Ario
Pardee. The latter sustained no injury.
Sch Harvest Home. Jameson. from Boston Tor st
Pierre, which went ashore on Battery Point Lunen-
burg, 18th inst came off in damaged condition af.
ter discharging and was taken into port. She had
q general cargo. chiefly -four which was saved in a
damaged condition and will be sold by auction.
Sch Nathaniel Chase, OF Boston, is ashore at
Whitehead. nesr Canso. Will probably come off
without damage.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26
MAINE.


BDDEFoRD, Dec. 24.-This afternoon fire
broke ont in the building occupied by Bond q
Smith, brass founders, and E. L. Cowan, loom
harness msnufactory. Loss upon building and
stock $1,000; insured.
Injured while Logging.
MAcH1As, Dec. 25-WIlliam Smith, Of Ma
ch.ss, and Stillman Albee, Of Whitney
vile, we're seriously injured by trees falling on
them while at work in separate logging camps
on the Machias river last Thursday. Smith
was conveyed home but Albee is too low to be
moved.
Sudden Death.
BANGOR, Dec ga man named Chss. e
Calvin, 81 years old, employed in the file cut
ting establishment of Job Collett, was found
lying on the sidewalk in front of the Court
House in dying condition about O'Clock to
day ana expired in . few minutes He leaves
q wife and two children. Heart disease Is the
supposed cause of death.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-The following are
the post office changes during the past week
in Maine.
Postmssters Appointed 81. Patch, East
North port, Waldo county; Roscoe M. Chaney,
East Wilton, Franklin county; Horatlo
Knowles, Shirley, fiscataquis county.
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A rs,lura tnat concern. Eastern. Parties

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 25-The liabilities of
Knowles, Cloyes & Co., whose failure was an
noupced last night, are largely to parties in
New York, Baltimore, Boston, Portland and
Philadelphia. The firm are hopeful of being
able 10 pay their Indebtedness in full and re,
ruming business They have made preferred
creditors of two of their employees who had
shown their confidence in the firm by putting
in S25, 600 in their business. The local credi-
tors are J. w. Downe & Co., $54 600; Mer-
chants Loan and Trust Co., $4,000; q. E.
Meyer, $4,000; and Francis G. Cushing, Sl5,-
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Died In q Church.

TKRRE HAuTE, Ind, Dec. 25.-Lucius Ryce,
an old and prominent citizen OF this city, died
suddenly this morning. in the Congrega gational
church, of which he was one Of the founders
An organ voluntary, 81 know that my Redeem
or liveth," was being played, when he gave a
sudden gasp. and before any assistance could
be offered he sat dead in his seat. The Borrow
ing congregation followed the remains to his
home.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26
THE AssAssINs CHRISTMAS.
Some Notoriety Seeking Persons Send
Him a Dinner. Guiteau Preparing An
other Statement of importance.

Guiteau spent Christmas very quietly at the
Jail to-day. Very few persons are permitted to
enter the Jail on Sundays and none excepting
prisoner unless by authority from Judge Cox
or Scoville. John W. Guiteau, accompanied
by few acquaintance called during the day
and had an interview with his brother. Late
in the afternoon after these visitors had left
Guiteau partook of hearty Christmas dinner
which some friends had sent to the jail for
him.
The prisoner has prepared another statement
for publication, which he intimates contains
an important and interesting revelation bear
ing on the case. He does not propose however
to distribute this screed gratuituously among
representatives of the press, but is waiting for
customer who will pay him 500 for it.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26
Firemeu were badly hurt in Providence

Firemen were badly hurt in Providence, r..
l., Sesterday, by the overturning Of ladder
truck while running TO fire
Patrick Smith, while asleep in Woonsocket,
R. l., Saturday night, walked from second
story window and fell fifteen feet, dangerously
iDiuring him.
Daniel Sullivan fell down an elevator open
Ing in Flstchsr's MILL Providence, r. l., Sat-
urdsy, and was injured; probably fatally,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
per.laad DaIl, Wholesale ,1arLe..

Perslaad DRiIy Wholesale Markes.
PORTLAND. Dec. "a. :
There is quiet tone in all the leading branches
and transactions as usual at this season are light
Prices are well maintained and the prospects for
more active movements in January are quite en-
couraging Flour is inactive but steady. Provisions
irregular and unsettled. Sugar is quoted at essc
granulated and 91sc for Extra G. The market
for Poultry ruled strong to-day and high prices pre-
vailed; Turkeys were rather scarce, selling at re-
tail from rs to sc, Geese about zoe and Chickens
18 to 20c. 6 .t,s.4 ss5.
The following are so-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain. Provisions. &c. sss tfsaes
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tBy IeIegfaph.J =
HAVANA. Dec. 24.-Sugar-receipt scanty owing
to rains whis interfere with grinding; stocks in
the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas 1S,S0O
week so boxes 700 bags and 2560 hhds, exports
500 boxes and 1880 bids to the United States.
f'rtights firmer but unchanged.
Spanish gold at 1.731a@1.74. Exchange weak;
on United States 80 days gold S1s@8A prem;short
sight do at 914@9sz prem.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26

1t is quite evident that the market has touched.
the turning point and the large transactions OF the
week, ,082 600 ibs--have established prices on
firm basis. There has been no advance but outside
prices have been more readily obtained, and week
or two OF snch active movements would establish an
aduanca-
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NEW YORK.

The Ladies' Land League to be Broken
Up.
NEW YORK, Dec. 25,-The Worlds London
despatch says the English government is de-
termined TO break up the Ladies' Land League,
which has perfected Its methods of agitation,
and is as formidable as ParnelPs was.
Obituary.
John 0rville Evans President of the Mutu-
al Union Telegraph Co., died at the Gilsey
House in this city this morning. after an i'll
ness OF few days, aged A. He was widely
known for his enterprise in telegraph circles.
and WAS owner OF Evans block, the principal
newspaper headquarters In Washington. He
will be buried at Fayetteville, KY, his native
place.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26

At Long Island Dec. "a. Ella Florence, second
daughter of A. G. and e. p Wallace aged IL years
2 months.
Funeral service this Monday forenoon at 10 oclk,
at her fathers residence.
In North Bridgton, Dec. 25, Hattie F. wife Of
S. II. Libby, and youngest daughter of Jane G. and
the late H. B. Burns.
Notice of funeral hereafterl
In Alfred, Dec. 22 Mrs. Susan, widow OF the late
IS days
In Woolwich, Dec. 16. Elbridge G. Brookings,
aged 63 years months.
In Harrison, Dec. 10, Mrs Esther Carsley, aged
81 years-widow of the late W. G. Carsley.
In Brunswick, Dec IL, Mrs. Sophia Pride, aged
sc years.
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Associated Charities
Particular Notice.

Our citizens are earnestly requested to send the
name Of every person applying to them for charity
to the Secretary. By doing they will aid the per-
son whose name they send. Persons wanting wash.
ing done, snow shoveled. wood sawed, or other com
mon labor viii help the causs by applying to the
Secretary. Address simply, sseretary Associated
Charities. City Building.
dee2o d2m cod
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NEW YORK, Dec. 24.--Money closed easy, with
last laan at per cent CALL and freely offered at
that TfIe bank statement is decidedly favorable,
and gives hope for the future.
Sterling Exchange easier: We quote bankers ask
ing rates. 80 days bills, 4.80per per (of - $3.50
par yalue), and on demand 4.04, against 4.SON(g
gold
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26
SAILING DAYS OF sTEAnsHIPs

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -. DECEMBER 26.
Sun rises. :. ......7.36 High water, u NJ. 3.S6
Sun sets .......... 427 Moon sets.......,, 11.29
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Rcceipts OF Maine Central.

a Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water rconveyance-1O0O bash Cornmeal to g
w. True d Co.
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MARRIAGES.

In Gardiner. Dec. ~, David Il. Campbell and Miss
Nellie Nj. Phiibrook.
In Fairfield, Dec 4, James A. Gullifer and Miss
Flora Chase.
Ip Jefferson, Dec. 10, Geo. w. Benner and Miss
Belle F. Rogers.
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DEvIL1sH DEED.
Two Young Girls Outraged and
Murdered

THEIR YOUNG MALE DEFENDER
KILLED.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY, Dec. "a.
Arrived.
Sch Merlin, (Br) Riley, Fredericton, MIR
ties to Boston q Maine RI.
Sch Pearl, (Br) Ray, Windsor, Ms, for Boston.
Cleared. :. .---as.-
Ship wen.yss Castle. iBr) Mslcom, Montevedio, for
Sch Wallace Boyd, Lake, Cardenas-Isaac EN-
Sch Thomas N Stone, Pitcher. New York--M p
Sch Aida. Lindfey, calais-N Blake.
5 Sch j S Glover, Maxwell. Pembroke-N Blake.
Sch Mabel Strogt Mill9rages nsy giass;
Sch "A q Brooks, Smallage, Snllivan-N Bake.
Sch Cindei ella Weber. Round Pond-N Blake
Sch Mechanic, Kimball. North Bootlbay--Nath'l
SAILED Brigs Clara M Goodrich. Mary Pen
nell. schf AFiadne Congress- Bramhaii Nellie Star,
VIM Il Roberts, and about 90 coasters.
SUNDAY. Dec. 25.
$50 Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-mdse
Steamer State of Maine, from Bath, in tow of the
tugs Resoluts and Adelia; o.
Brig Castslia, jackson, Baltimore-coal to Gas 20.
Vessel to Chhse. Leavitt q Co.
Sch Snow. Squall Hanson, Boston.
gSch uefla. Pratt, of and from Ellsworth for Bos-
ton full of water, having struck on Alden'S Rock.
win discharge for repairs.
NorEs-Bradstreet Bros, of Gardiner, are to have
two steamers built to ply between the kennebec
river and New York in the lumber and % coal trade.
capable Of carrying 350 O0o feet lumber and about
500 tons coal.
Sawper, of Bath. was towed to this port Sunday
by the tugs Resolute and Adelia for her machinery
and outfit.
ed at Bath BY Houghton Bros, and commanded by
Capt McLoon sailed for New York gath to load for
San Francisco.
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Corrected for the PRESS daily by Wheeler, Swift
s Co., Commission Merchants In Chicago Dressed
paaf FrankIin Wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26

DRY Goods Wholesale Marikes.
The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros & Co., Dry Goods,
wooens and Fancy Goods IA to 152 Middle street:
The Portland daily press., 1881-12-26

Tho following quotations Of stocks were received
Saturday by Woodbury. 8 Monitor (members Of the
Boston stock ExchsngeA corner Of Middle and Ex-
.ha stra
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- PORTLAND, DEC. %.
Fer Portland, cars % miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting frosds 73 carss miscellaneous mer-
ehRndiaa
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CalifernIa mining ssseks.
The Wool Market.

BosToN, Dec. 24-[Reported rthe Pressl.-Tht
following Is list of prices quoted this afternoons:
Ohio and Pennsylvania
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
sOTICkA,
NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
WATER DEPARrxsxr,

WATER DEPARrxwxr,
;. W. Oor. Sixth and King s,s
wilmington, Del. Deo. LIST, ISL.
Tho bills for 1882 are nov.ready and p.va
Ole at the Regrtrar soface, south We 4 corner
OF sixth and King Streets The law rec uires
81 hills paid on o. before January 81, lssl.
the lace ot the bill those paid during the
month OF February. per cent additional
those paid during the month Of March 10 per
cent. additional, and any amount remaining
nnpaid AFTER April let, 1882. the rexi strar is
required to have the ferrlles withdrawn and
suit instituted for the rsct very Of the amount
due, ana the water viii l. Of DO let into s1ch
premises until such arresrt, with assessn spts
ana tWo dollars for drawing ferrulss arc
paid. Once hours from ' a. m, To bp m
daily. THOMAS Al, Ot}IE ''
oeeE.in Registrar
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15

ACCORDING TO Democratic reports
there was TO have been q terrible row
In the lteadjuster party Of Virginia
over the election of a United State.
Senator to succeed the Bourbon John.
son, but instead Of a row, the very thing
desired by the Democrats, the Readius
ters met III caucus and nominated II or.
II. II. Eiddleberger, by acclamation, all
the members of the party being pres.
ent except two, and one of them was
Mr.. Riddleberger himself. The new
party can no doubt stand all those kind
OF disagreements. 1t might as well be
conceded now as at any other time tia,
the days of Bourbonism are numbered
in Virginia.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15

C,iLIO1-r, JOHNSON l. CO..
~ BANKERS AND BROK ERS.
UNn SIXTH AND MARKET SrREKTS.
stocks. bonds and other securities bought
and sold and carried on margins In New Y York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ing ton, TO all Of which cities We have DlRECI
PRIVATE WIRES,
Futures In wheat corn, oats and provisions
bought and sold In Uhicago Snd Eastern mar.
keta
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
NELtCT READING.
MISS PRISCILLA HERBERT.

Graduate OF New Jersey State Normal school
will give select readiugs. on r. lDAI
EVENING, necc n her 18th lSsl at the
UNION AMERICAN NJ l.. hTREH.
Fre0ch ST., between Twei III nd Thirteenth.
Miss Herbert'sa a II ty az an eloc cItiot i,t is
attested by the fact tn t she has received the
warmest encou iums o. both press and ppfhc
wherever she has read. she is p.ptl OF
Prof. Peabody, the celebrated Professor OF
ElOcu ion at Princeton COLLEGE, and without
doubt one Of the most pleasing readers no =
before the public. admission 20 cents, chill
dren 10 cents. ID ars open AZ !. Reading at
5 o'clock. Proceeds for the benefit Of the
church deel2-3tt .mOn.wei.f fri
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15


THE DUTCH HORsE doctor that testi.
fed TO Gulteau' ) insanity may do well
enough in his place but when he is
summoned TO apply the same rule to
determine insanity in men that he
would in horses then indeed does the
trial assume farcica aspect. Justice
will never be satisfied when such
thugs are permitted rs have been in
this trial. There has been quite testi-
mony given to show that Guiteau is sane
but upon the plea Of giving the wicked
wretch a "tair trial. lie has been
privileges that a common
telou would never get.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15

WE HOrE OUR readers will bear with
us through the holiday advertising af-
ter which we will give our usual
amount of reading matter. Oar col.
umns at this season of the year are
more specially claimed by our advertis-
ing patrons who are also amongst our
regular readers. We will endeavor to
pssease both advertisers and readers and
can only ask all to exercise patience
rs Christmas comes only once a wear
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
Persons In search

o! holiday present wouid do well to
call OH ~. Holland al his photograph
gallery, No EastllIrd street, bet " cen
King and Market
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15
He Sill Denies IL.

VIM. Dean still denies that he ever
said that the jury in the Neal case
ought to be hung, and presumes thai
the question whether he said so or not
must be Judged as a question OF veraci-
ty between himself and Messrs. How
ard and Macklem, members of the ju-
ry, who positively assert that they
heard hin, say so. Mr.. Dean, how
ever, thinks that any man who swears
to render verdict according to the ev-
idence given, and then renders one OPP
posite, would not surprise him no mat
ter what he might say.
This seems to US like very uncalled
for attack upon a jury, containing men
Just as intelligent and competent to
Judge between right and wrong as Mr..
Dean is, and we have no doubt are full
ly as conscientious and truthful. That
everybody cannot see things alike is no
evidence of untruthfulness. As well
might a manufacturer advocating free
trade be called a knave or tool, as q
Juror be called a liar who does not a.
gree with Mr.. Dean in regard to what
u verdict should be.
To sum up the case seems TO stand
this way; Mr.. Dean was reported TO
have said that the jury in the Neal
case, ought to chung. Mr.. Dean de
nies having said 80, but says man in a
bare head attached in some manner to
the Court, made the remark. The man
in the barehead proves to be Mr., G. NJ.
Nandever who denies emphatically
that he ever made the remark attribut-
ed to him by Mr. Dean. In addition
Messrs. Macklem and Howard positive
ly state that they distinctly heard Mr..
Dean say the jury ought TO hc hung.
Mr.. Dean also says that be did not
know the man in the barehead, but Mr..
Macklem says he called him Charley.
1t may be possible that Mr.. Nandever
.bould be connected with the court and
county offices, in a leading capacity tor
wenty or twenty three years, and Mr..
Jean who had more or less county busi-
ess in all that time, not know him.
We say it may be possible. This is
bout the way the matter remains al
resent.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15

THE LYNCHBURG Virginian raises
the story that Mr.. John +. Lewis will
not accept the Office of Lieutenant Gov
ernor Of Virginia, to which he has been
elected by the Readjusters of Virginia.
If Mr.. Lewis does not serve, we pre-
sumo it will be because he has been ad.
vanced by the party that elected him to
the Supreme bench of the State.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15

Stocss bought and sold IN the New ) OK
Ptiiadel ph!a and Boston markets on oo.ot
sion.
Letters Of credit giVen, available / u
parts OF tne world, and drafts 90 Eng and
lvelanI, France Germany and Switzerland
issued.
Reneys uvS IOf 6ale 70 shares New York
WovdIawn and RocEswsy Oar Trust
Daily Republican., 1881-12-15

THE Nav York Tribune suggests that
Gui!eau be put upon the witness stand
as an expert on his own insanity. The
remarkable leuieut court would surely
consent with the greatest condescen-
siou.