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DIR. Emil Bories, of Missoula, was de
cossd by fellow near weeksvilie. into
the confession that he didn't carry a
shooting iron. and then the fellow
poksd a revolver under his nose and
made him hold mp his hands while s.
vent through him 70 IL tune a een
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HOrne'S Patent Electric Belt
NOTICE.
Agent at Seattle.

TINE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
J. stockholders Of the Puget Sound Com
merciAl Company viii be held at their
Office in Port Gamble. W. r., on Tuesday.
the 1th day of February. lsss at O'Clock
pm. for the purpose of eieciing Board
of Trustees. and the transaction u such
other business ~ may come before the
meeting. ~ order Of the President.
W.. ID. SCOTT. sec'y.
PoEs Gamhaa. W. 7. loh 6 laA GSw
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If you want any kalsomiping or paper
hanging done, go to Mack IL Croker;
shop on Cherry street, opposite Yesler's
Hall. All work done mt reasonable
rates and satisfaction guaranteed.
il2-1m
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Seminal weakness, Impotency. night ioeees
by dreams, pimples on the face an
manhood can positively be cured The
sick and afflicted should not fail to cali on
him. The Doctor has travelled extensively
in Europe and inspected thoroughly the
various hospitals there, obtaining a great
deal Of valuable information, which he IL
competent to impart to those In need of
his services DR., Gibbon will make NO
charge unless he effects q cure. Persons
at distance may be cured at home. AN
communications strictly confidential. You
ing to the Doctor viii please state the name
Of the paper they see this advertisement IN.
Charges reasonable. Call or write. Ad.
dre0 ID. y. 0lnHON. p. o. box 1857. ean
lsanciacn Send 90 fng Q packa9o q
meosoanA Std&W6
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Ladies, call and examine our corsets
before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock
is the finest and cheapest in Seattle.
CLAYTON Bros.
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GARDENING.

pICHARD ID. REED. THE CALIFOR-
III MIA Florist and Landscape Gardener,
having disposed Of his business corner OF
Fourth and Mill SITS. is prepared to exc
cute. in any styls OF his profession, all
work that may be entrusted to him tow
ards identifying the grounds around the
homes OF our Seattle citizens. He is also
prepared to engage with those living at a
distance, anywhere between Seattle and
Sehome. All orders for work. plans with
estimates, window plansA shrubbery and
trees left with Mr.. o. r. Cosper at his
confectionery store, Front near Mn q.
q b. postal card. box ~, postodlce, win
reootvo immediate attention. aim
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON HUMAN FLESH.

VEvAY, Ind, Aug. IZth, 1851.
DIR. B. J. KENDALL 4 Co., Gents:-Sample
of circulars received today. Please send me
some with my imprint, printed on one side
only. The Kendall's SPAWN Cure is in excel
lent demand with US. and not only for animals,
out for human ailments also Mr.. Jos. Voris
one Of the leading farmers In our county.
sprained an ankle badly. and knowing the
value CT the remedy for horses. tried It on
himself, and 1t did far better than he had ex
pected. Cured the sprsin in very short order
Price II rer bottle, or bottles for 45. All
druggists have It or can get II for you, or 1t
Will DO sent to any address on receipt Of price
BY the proprietors. DIR. b. ]. KENDALL 4 Co.,
Enosburgh Falls, VT SeLd for illustrated cir.
cular
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TO The UhF0RTU
DRTunAT
Dr.. GIBBONS
DlSpENSARY.

se3 Kearney ST..
corner of CONNER
cial St., San Fran
cisco, established
in 1854 for the
treatment of Sex
ual and Seminal
Diseases, such as
.GOnorrh9a. elect
Structure, Syphil
in all TIA fnenxa
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LIE Riehauss Golden hail. 49,
cures Chancres. first and secoeG. We
Sores on the Legs and Body. mSynef3
Catarrh, diseased Scalp. ana 49, - hc(1l1
forms of the disease. Price w -. 4
LIE Richau,s Golden nalsn,;m.,c RSee
curesTertiary, Mercurial No.
matism, Pains in the Bonea - -
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lum! 4. r11GD
eradicates all diseases IRON .csvvsSn1 q
whether caused by bad ttc1Scc1 -
abuse of mercury, leaving the ~
and healthy. Price - per Do.- 49,
Le Riehau,s Golden SpaIns.s o.
dOte for the cure OF Gonoffns
etc. Price $3.50 per bottle. r-sap
LIE Richau,s Golden SpanIsnt r =
tfOn. q wash for cure OF oie1 -
lures. Disease of the UretnIr
der. etc. Price $50 per botuos :
LIE Richauss Golden Oins n, ~ r p
the effective healing OF Sypnrsstja
and Eruptions. Price u per 49,
ALSO AGENTS FOR .k
Le Rlchau,s Golden PilIss VI NJ
ness, loss of physical powers - 800
overwork. Price Is Per Dox: 49,
Sent everywhere &. y. d.. secua
by Express. 80
G. r. RICHARDS 4 Coz -
~ and . 6ansome g -
d-dAw0 6an "A
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Cured ON the Instalment Planl
What his patieuts have IN .~v.

cured on the INSTRUMENT Plan!
What his patients have to saw:
Case leo. Linn County, Dec. I6 lssr
Doctor-I am new man; shall nav ~.
my note in IA days. r..
He paid his note in full.
Case log. San Francisco, Sept. I -
l was cured by DIR. G. l.. Miller. a. =,
Spermatorrhe in seven weeks. "
Subscribed and sworn to before me ri.
LIST day Of September, 1873. 's
JOHN HAMILL, Notary Public.
Case 173. Astoria Ogn., June u N
am doing splendid. think that Am
bottle of the last medicine. ME.
Answer-No more medicine REQUIRED .
Live as l directed you.
Case 203. White River. W.T., Nov. n ~
Send me a couple bottles of the medicins
l got there last. 1t is just what want
VIII come down as soon as lean. H.SR
Case-2OS. Is well in six weeks, PAN hh
notes before due.
Case 200. Is well in two months- PAR
his notes three months before thew a.
due.
Case2l3 Is swell in two months, Paw hi
notes three months before they are dua
Case 2lS. Stopped here; was cured In ons
month. Pays his notes in full.
Twenty-four other cases are all doins
well. fe2-d4wtf
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is Q never-Sou
Cure for Nerves
Debility, Exhsae
cd Wit atty, Sol
nal " sses
Spermatorfhne
LOST MANHOOD,
Impotsncy, Pm
lysis. ho.eee@e
rh0s. and I'll u
terrible e1ec6 q
Self.Abuss. yoan
ful fOl1too, md ~
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c0sses in mAturer years - sucn = -
Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal nn!m
Aversion to Society. Dimneee o. W.
Noises in the Head; the vital huid 49,
Hn0bserved In tie urine, and many -
diseases that lead to insanity and deesn'
DIR. MINTIE will agree 70 ionsM ~ ~
HUNDRED DOLLARS fer case OF tns - 's.s
VITAL RESTORATIVE tundef hls -
advice and treatment) will not cur:
anything impure or injurious Iounu !.
DIR. MINTIE treats Ill Privsts Die ~
cessfully without mercury. Coss n.
FREE. Thorough examination and advsc p
Iouding analysis Of urine, So.W; -
VITAL REsroRATIvK. $500 poule' ~
times the quantity, 5000; sent
dress upon receipt OF price. % " " -
secure from observation, and Id ps'''
II desired. BY. ,,vrvr ND.
II KsaEny Street, Ban sfeocls'
SAMPLE BOTTLE REIL
Sent on application BY letter tsnns ..s4s
tomas. Sex and Age. Oommunacsucns ~s
confidential.
DIR. MINTIE'6 KIDNEY REM1DIs -. -
D ErICITW cnres Ali kinds Of Kidney
plsddsr Oomplsints, 6onofrh1s, 0Iees: =
.n-rhcs. For sale b. al druggists; W.
hottje sfx bottles for IS. 90.
mr. MINTIE'B DANDELIOd PILL
,hs hast and cheapest DY6PkPnn
BILIOUS cure In the mAzket. For ssis /"
All ordsvs for medicine o. o. D. nua !. -.
co,nnsnied with 81, les . gusranses ~
isith-l which will be deducted w. n
y.ckaoA n ahtrrs<t-
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The Secretary OF tho
Navy has awarded the contract for compound arhor po
for the tuets and plohouse OF the uhteu states mon
i,or Miautonomah to W. H. Wallace & Co.. of New-YorR
renresenting John Brown Son and Charles Cammeil &
Co., of Sheffield Eng 91lO per ton of 22io pounds
The work OF altering the vessel to receive the tures WIZ
be begun at once the NewYOrk NAVY Yard and ushea
10 completion as rapidly possible. The contractors
reed TO deliver the turret plates In six months o
thought likely that they will be here In nVe months
The Naval Advisory Board decided to-day what new
naval vessels Il would recommend 10 be constructed fof
,hs Navy and the amount Of appropriation THEREFOR
After the meeting communication was snblnl.'eu 4 10 20
secretary Chandler, and near as can Ds eaisD els
ommends the construction of seven new nav. ~ ,,
oifccIs from the of Engineering ana Snsrng
lion have been for time past engaged III PioPo
plans for these vessels. =. ,>....,oo, .aay "a
Orders were issued at the Navy Department
remoye the boilers and engines OF the ue % ~ canyerted
Mnnon,,,heln al Mare Island, CAL she VIII oe s0N
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
4 TRAIN ROBBER'S STORY

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Oct. 25.-" Frank"
Moore was convicted here yesterday OF having robbed
freight trains OH the Pennsy lvula Railroad n company
with man named Raymond who has escaped arrest
Noorc when asked If lac had anything to say why sent
e,ce should not he pronounced upon him said that Ray
noud was not his "pal but his deadest enemy and mad
once shot him IN the back His appeal for the mercy Of
the Court was eloquent in the extreme and created great
impression upon every on" IN the crowded court room
II mad the least effect upon the Judge, who sad that he
was satisfied that Moore professional thief besides
beug guilty OF the particular crime with which he
charged The sentence was five years in State Prison on
one count and years another the terms TO con
currently.
Moore says that year ago. just after he was released
n a fifteen months term in the Philadelphia Penten-
u,ory he started with Raymond to commit burglary.
MonTe had In his pocket which fact Raymond was
aware When they reached lonely spot IN the suburbs
Of Philadelphia the latter suddenly foil behind and with
out fine l ghtest warning shot Moore twice. and then
Snccesstuy attempted 10 rob him Moore says that the
wounds confined him 10 bed for several months and that
he then ont to kill Raymond He heard OF his being
at New Iunswick, and upon the night when the train
Tobbery was committed went there with the deliberate
intention taking RaymOnds life the first opportunity
I.o MID
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
A HEAVY GALE OFF SCOTLAND

KIRKwALL, Scotland, Oct. 25.-A heavy gale
Is prevailing here The British gunboat Firm tender to
the coast guard Lord Warden. ashore. Tne
dangerous position.
The Lord Warden is armorplaed steamship, carry
Ing eighteen guns She is Of 7940 tons burthen and has
tntnes OF ZOO horsepower She is ship Of the first
reserve In the coast guard service OF the English navy
The Firm is composite unboat OF 465 and carries
four guns.
yRGYARD HAVEN, Oct. 25.-The schooner before re-
ported sunk Vineyard sound Saturday night the
William II. Rourke, Captain Finley from Perth Amboy,
with coal for St. John N B. She capslzed In squall
~ 1890 p. m and all hands lost exceR the mate,
william A. Finley, who clung 70 the vessels boat which
was TUNED up for twelve hours and finally drifted
lahore at Cay Head. where LIE now remains In ex-
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, Oct. 25.-lt is understood that Lord
Lansdowne acting upon the suggestions contained in
Lord Lornes TO the last address presented TO him.
has decided that will be the better plan not 10 receive
any addresses from National societies An lntmatOn TO
that effect conveyed TO the St Georges and st.
Andrews Societies OF this city their making the GUS
tOInaTy application 10 the GOycnOrGeneral TO receive in
address.
The Corporation or ottawa presented addSss to the
Marquis Of LansdOwne this afternoon.
HALIFAX, Oct 25.Owing 10 the precautions ordered to
be taken by Admiral Commerel in Halifax with respect
to Her Maiesys ships at this port Commander Davies
has deemed it advisable to take similar precautions at
CharlottetOwn with regard to Her Maiesy's steamer
Griffin Boats approaching the ship will he hailed, and II
no answer is returned after the third call VIII be fired
upon.
Holmes and Bracken again before magistrate
to-day on charge OF having dangerous explosives in
their possession. Three witnesses examined, but
nothing OF Importance elected and the case was adj
iourned Till Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

CINCINNATI Oct. 25.-At the business meet
ing of the Society Of the Army of the Cumberland this
morning General Barnett, chairman OF the Committee on
the Garfield Monument, reported that place had been
selected In Washington the site Of the monument but
that IL would require the action Of Congress in the matter
10 make IL final He said that he thought the monument
would be completed in time for The reunion in 1883.
General Cist, from the Committee on Publications re
norted that the portrait Of General Wilson, the cavalry
commander would he in the volume or the society
publications.
Captan Ford reported the accession Of so mem
bers.
Major w H. Lambert, Of Philadelphia, selected as
the next orator Of the society, with Captain b. Foraker
of Cincinnati as alternate The Committee on Nonna-
tons reported for reelection the present officers. The
neYt meeting win be held In Rochester on September 2l
and %. ,-,, r.o, -, ,oo,,,i, ,.
moulding the portrait of General Thomas, painted by S.
" Price and asking Congress to purchase IT, Adopted
Tho society then marched TO tue Chamber OF Com
arre The place was profnscy decorated with banners
shrlds and bunting. Captain j. B Foraker made an ad
Dress ntng the society TO the merchants Captain
W W Peabody, president Of the Chamber OF Commerce,
resnnnded and then introduced In turn Generals sheii
dan Rosecrans Logan. Hazcn Kcifcr, kmball, Morgan,
stanley and Consul Emil Frey, all of whom made brief
HldFCrSeB,
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
THE MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS.

st. PAUL, Minn., Oct 25.-A dispatch to
The Gtooe from Minneapolis says Ia again cur
rent here that the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Is
passing into the hands OF the Rock Island Company by
an exchange OF stock the following basis One share
OF the preferred and common stock Of the Minneapolis
road for one OF the Rock Island road 10 Is stated that
the stock of the Minneapolis road has been depressed by
insiders In order TO buy up the floating stock cheaply.
But little of the preferred stock ia outstanding Is
easily manipulated. The story is that this was sharply
dropped last week I'm order TO influence sales Of the COM
mon stock, OF which considerable amount is still afoat
The pool sold down the preferred from 53 10 80, while
the common dropped but three four points az all that
was offered was quickly bought Last year the lowest
prices asked were 10 for common and IL for preferred
stock while the closing prices yesterday were 2O9 for
common and Al for preferred. The road Is earning
dividend today on the preferred stock. -
h the last meeting OF the Board held in this city this
month"; the few directors not In the Rock Island interest
were all Oused and their places filed by the owners and
employees OF the Rock Island road. At that meeting
resolution was passed comforting power on the present
Board 10 by consolidate with another road or roads
In addition the Rock island road will either acquire by
purchasing II the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy com
panys interest In the Chicago Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railroad or else will build connecting link
between their road and the Minneapolis and st. Louis
Il Is stated that McssrS Morton, Bliss & Co. stand ready
TO take the entire issue Of bonds for building this link
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
| NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
IMPROVING THE RAILROAD MAIL SERVICE.
CHANGES IN THE LAW PRoPosED--BETTER ACCOM-
MoDAIIoNs LOOKED FOR.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSE.l


WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Congress, at its last
session, directed the PosmasterGeneral to make thor
ough investigation Of the railway mail service and report
In December next The OF 10000 was appropriated
for the expenses Of the inquiry The duty OF making tho
investigation confded a commission, OF which Mr..
Elmer the Second Assistant Is chair
man. and 1t is understood that the report and recommen-
dations will be submitted to the Posmaster-Gen-
era Last year than twOthrds Of the total amount
paid for carrying the mails paid TO railroad compa
nies and the increase during year exceeded
In his annual report Mr. Elmer says that the chief profit
derived from postal matter from that transported
by railroads The facts sufficiently indicate the need or
intelligent action by Congress- and the necessity Of clear
exposition OF all the facts bearing upon the question was
clearly shown by the effect produced by few demaggues
IN the last House Of Representatives, who were able
to take advantage of the general lack OF In
formation respecting tine subject in that body.
It is understood that the forthcoming report will con-
tain all the and figures necessary to full under
standing of the questions involved and be accompanied
by draft of bill which will embody the conclusions OF
the commission This bill the members Of the commits.
under which the Compensation is determined by weight
solely, without regard to the space occupied by the mats
OF the speed at which they are carried. -
The proposed bill will provide for payments by weight
but Will also take into account the amount OF
81 ce occupied by the mails and the speed OF
q rains upon which they are transported. ms plan,
If adopted, will secure TO the Government what II payd
for and 10 the Ial0ads fr compensation FOR tue accom-
mOdaons aud facilities furnished IL will encourage tho
rdlIO to provide suitable accommodations for railway
post offices and to run postal on last trains. III VIII
matter OF fixing rates OF compensation for the railway
mail service.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
hausted condition The captain, cook and two seamen
A TROPICAL SEA MONSTER.

PANAMA, Oct. 13.-Captain d. Seymour, OF
the American whaling bark Hope On, reports that while
near the Island Of st. Elmo fty miles hence, he and
boats crew out to pursue what he took TO be whale
but what proved sea monster unlike anything he ever
saw before Another boats claim TO have seen 1t
next day. Captain Seymour describes the creature as
about twenty feet in length, with handsome horseike
head two straight slender horns, four legs or double
joned fms brownish hide prOfusey speckled with large
black spots tail which appeared to he divided into
two parts. An effort would have been made TO catch 1t
had II not been that whales about at the time Cap
tain Seymour and his officers agree in believing the
monster peculiar TO the locality, and that IT could be
easily killed with lances and bomb guns. officers OF the
Pacific Mail Company state that they have seen this
animal several occasions although they never had the
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
THE PROTEUs INQUIRY.


WASHINGTON, Oct 25.-There is reason to
believe that the secretory Of War will take no further
steps in relation the Proeus inquiry until after the
turn Of General Hazen who is absent from Washington to
attend the meeting of the Society OF the Army of the Cum
berand II reported that he will return Saturday
next and is not improbable that the first step taken by
Secretary lincoln Will be to ask him for a
explicit and detailed statement respecting the Sup
Elementary Instruction" the why Lieutenant
Darlington directed to disregard them, and the
why they prepared for the Information OF the
Navy Department. copy Of them was not furnishedt0 to
that Department at the tme It may be that military
court of inquiry will be ordered. IN that case there u
reason believe that naval court Will also DC ordered,
US requested by Commander Wildes.
There IL considerable discussion constantly as 10 what
ought done this winter provide for another
attempt early next year 10 rescue Lieutenant Greey ana
his companions, at least, 10 ascertain their fate In
his forthcoming report to Congress Secretary Lincoln
will present his views and recommendations on the sub
ect and there is reason TO believe that he win express
the opinion that any future Arctic expeditions sent out
by the Government for any purpose should be under t1e
control and direction OF the Navy Department
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
MRS FLLLMORES Will.
HER LAWYER RECoUNTs HIS BUSINESS WITH HER
HER SANITY CLAIMED,

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. 25.-The testimony of
O. H. Marshall Mrs FilmOre's lawyer, taken at his
home this morning. he being Ill TO TO the City Hall
In 1874 at Mrs Fllmores request he drew up blank
form for her will wnioh Mrs. Fillmore filled out ~ she
peased This Was thew Of 1874 II offered In evidence
wear later will founded the first one was drawn In
1878 Mr. Marshsn wrote another WILL which was shorter
than either OF the first two, with some OF the bequests
altered This is the contested will Before II was signed
he drew up memorandum under twenty separate heads
which was submitted 10 Mrs Fillmore for her approval
Tbis memorandum with Mrs. FillmOrc's corrections n
her own handwriting was added to the evidence.
When the will had all been completed according 20 the
directions Of Mrs. Fillmore, by appointment, Mr Marshall
went 10 her with Mesrs. Clinton and Marshall jr
There the will was signed by Mrs Fillmore In his presence
After that time Mr.. Marsha did considerable business for
Mrs Fillmore and had large number OF letters from her
10 him. which put in evidence The Last was written
i'm 1880 From all her acts aud conversation he thought
she was rational.
Mr. Clinton asked the witness: During Mrs. FmOres
conversation with you at time If ever did she speak
OF her rclatvesP' -
MIR Marshall replied: al heard Mrs. Fillmore say, \
regret that 1 have relatives that anything
about -, -,
Mrs Fillmore often complained to the witness that Mr.
Fillmore used some OF the income from the estate left her
by her first hus band Mr. Macintosh, to pay household
pXpeses She often annoyed by her btcpsOu Powers
Fillmore, coming home late at night.
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25.--The patent medicine fac
tory and offices OF Dr. j. H. Mclean were
burned on Tuesday The fire communicable 10 large
AGRICULTURAL implement warehouse, which also dc-
stroyed The loss Is estimated at Sl5O.OOO.
LISBON, N. H., Oct. 25.-PMkcr foungs piano stock
and chair stock manufctory together with large dry
bou.e filed with manufactured piano stools, de-
sroycd by fire yesterday morning. Loss 72JOOO lusur-
aucc, $1,000.
PEORIA, H., oct 25.-Thc Commercial Elevator, con
tanning $1,000 bushels OF oats WIS burned On Tuesday
Loss, Sl3.5OO insured.
Jackson. Miss, Oct. 25.-Seven storchouscs
at Edwards Mis- destroyed by fire sst night IN
voylng q loss OF 3d. 900, partially insured
BRoSsOS, Mich, oct 25.-Reynolds WillamsH plan
ing mill Brown & McCielans cri-t mill, and franc
dwelling were destroyed by Hrs last nighL The loss Is
$4,000; no insurance
New-York tribune., 1883-10-26
GRIMES OLE FRESHMEN.

DUBLIN, Oct. 25.--Michael Waters, who was SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for completely iu the Cross
maglen murder conspiracy, recently died in prison.
At aneeting of the National League yesterday. TN.
Healy, NJ. p. declared that Waters protested to the
last his innocence of connection with the crime.
Michael Waters secretary Of the CTossmaglen
branch of a society the object of which, 1t was
claimed was the assassination of landlords, magis-
trates agents. policemen and officers generally Of
the Government.
CHICAGO, Oct 25.-A. NJ. Sullivan, one of the
counsel for the defence of O'DOnnel, sent a cable
from London yesterday that the prisoner had a
good prospect of acquittal, but that money was
needed to secure witnesses from South Africa. The
treasurer Of the ODOnnell Fund here at once for
Narded E2 600