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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-21
Authenticated Prisoner.
LITTLE HORACE" IN MUCH DENAND-A RI
QUESTION FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

LITTLE HORACE' IN MUCH DEMAND-A RE-
QUESTION FROM SOUTH CAROLINA. %,
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November Polio
race Capron alias Little Horace was re-
Gently pardoned out Of the Pennsylvania
penitentiary at the instance OF the District
OF Columbia officials, who hoped TO use
him as n witness in the trials OF the indict-
ed members OF the old detective force. Ca
prom was brought here from his Pennsyl-
yania jail aud held under indictment for
robbery.
A Charleston Is. c. officer has been in
the city several days with requisition for
Capron, who is wanted in Charleston for
robbing the FIRST National Bank OF that
city Of $50, 600 in April, 1879. He with
| held the presentation OF his requisition at
the wish Of the District officers upon rep
reservations that The knowledge OF its en-
isteuce might interfere with the testimony
expected from CaprOn. To-day, however,
the officer. accompanied by T.. j. Mackey,
delivered his papers TO Chiei-Justice Cart
ter. After examining them the Chief-Jus-
tice said that Horace was indicted here. and
il he gave testimony the cases against him
would be aolle prosecuted. He would sec
that he did not escape, and 1.-THE cases were
ended here he would turn him over to the
| South Carolina authorities in obedience to
the requisition. The Charleston officer left
his papers to return home and come back
when wanted. Judge Walker stated to the
Chief Justice that the demand for IIorace's
immediate rendition would not be pressed
but that the requisition would be filed IN
order that it might be obeyed by the sur
render OF the prisoner when he ceases tc
be amenable TO this court.
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Marriage OF Giants.
nv telegraph TO the Dispatch

PITTsDuRGH. PA, November 20.-Pat-
rick William O'Brien, the Irish grant, and
Christiana ID. Dunz. the German giantess,
were married in this city to-day. The
ceremony was performed in the German
Evangelical church, on Smithfeld street.
by Rev. Frederick Ruron, and was wit
messed by an immense concourse Of people,
Including Mayor Lyon and the Council OF
Pittsburgh; Mayor Peterson, OF Allegheny
City; Judge White. John Mccullough,
Margaret alather, the AZtecs, dwaris, In
dians. and snake-charmer. Outside the
church the crowd gathered in such num-
bers as to obsiruct travel and traffic in spite
OF the efforts Of large police force. Mr..
O,Brien wore iull-dress suit, and
the medal presented by the Land
League ornamented his breast. The
bride wore a wreath OF orange-bossoms
and veil that covered superb dress Of
white satin. After the services the bridal
party drove TO the Museum, where they are
engaged, and gave a public reception.
This evening a special reception Will be
given at the Hamilton Hotel. The we'd
ding-cakc is the largest ever made, meas
urlng nine feet in circumference and three
feet i'm thickness. A gisnt-loaf OF bread,
five feet in length. VIII decorate the table
this evening. This was the first marriage
of giants in America and the second in the
world. The combined height OF the bridal
pair is fifteen feet three inches, and they
tip the beam ut $40 pounds. The wedding
ring weighed seventeen pennyweights and
was five inches in circumference.
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8ailmond dispatch.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1885
PETERSBURG.

urRDER IN cRgENsviILE COUNTY, ShonV
rorNp DEAD WITH A KNIfE-woUNp Ihi'oooh
rms urART--TuE JAMEs-RlvER fkADk-A
FIxE BUSINESS.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dspsten'I
NOVEMBER 90, 1888.
The dead body OF George Watson (col-
,,redI viii n Snife-wound through the
heart. was found on Sunday in Held near
agaresville. Greensville county, by some
colorcd pfoplo who were passing IN the
vicinity. Indications pointed TO the fact
thst the body had been lying there for some
DAYS. though the cold weather Of last week
hal well preserved Il. The wound through
the heart explained the cause OF death, and
there seems no doubt that Watson was
murdered. IL is learned that on Monday
nieht Of last week there was corn-shuck-
inc near GAINESVILLE. at which Watson and
other negroes were present, ana that 2
dilicultv occurred between Watson ana
one of the men. The parties were sepa-
rated and the trouble Quoted for the time.
Whether Watson was stabbed during this
diligently. or whether the trouble was sub
seofeptly renewed and Watson received
his death-wound, is not known. All the
facts in the case clearly indicate murder,
and the finding OF the dead body has
caused much feeling among the negroes.
N Is moi known who inflicted the stab, but
AN investigation Is going on which VIII no
doub, develop the name and Whereabouts
OF the murderer.
A new steamboat is to be placed on the
Petersburg and James-Riyer Line to-mor-
row by some OF our merchants TO take the
piace Of the steamers formerly run 0y the
Petersburg Steamboat Company.
Mahone'> attempt TO fire the northern
heart at the expense OF the respectable
white people 81 Virginia creates profound
indignaiiOn here.
The funeral OF the late A. W. Slade. who
fell dead while conducting the exercises o.
the Eisrick Methodist Sunday school, toob
Mace THIS morning in that church. aud was
attended bya large crowd OF his former
neighbors and friends. Mr.. slade was Z
man OF property, aged about siXty-elgh'
wears, and was universally honored and re-
spected. lie had been subject to vioien'
attacks o. heart-di.ease, and in one OF then
fell and broke one Of his arms.
The receipts Of cotton at this port lss'
wcel, were about 1900 bales, or 300 baie'
less than for the corresponding week OF
last year. n
Business this fall has been exceptionally
good. A prominent merchant is reported
rs saving that business has been better thl'
season than for thirty years--at least IN IN
department ROBIN ADAIR.
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CaroIinn vaa,Iroads.
IBy telegraph to the DIspa,ch.l


WILMINGTON, November 90. The stock
holders of the Wilmington and Weldon
and OF the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta roads met here to day. The re-
ports OF the president and superintendent
show highly satisfactory condition OF
both railroads. The directors OF the VIII
mingtan and Weldon road have declared a
semi-annuai dividend OF per cent. The
directors Of the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta railroad have declared SEMI
annual dividend OF 3 per cent.
Concerning the projecting branch road
from Wilson TO Florence, which has cx-
cited much interest in this section, the
stockholders Of the Wilmington and Wei
don railroad adopted the following:
Whereas, in view OF the evils which have
grown out OF She legislation OF some OF the
southern States whereby stockholders have
been practically deprived Of the manage
merit of their own railroads, and OF the
dangerous agitation OF the same subject in
North Carolina,
Rssolred. That all consideration OF the
subject Of constructing branch road from
the Wilmington and Weldon road IN the
direction Of Florence, s. G.. be for the
present postponed.
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wrecked the Recent rsurr,cane.

81. JOINS, y. f., November 20.-The
British brigantine Bonnie Lassie was lost
in the recent hurricane at Cape SC. Francis.
Captain Hogan, First-olicer Pcary, and
Steward Labey persisted. The bark He
lios, with cargo Of lumber, was wrecked
pear the lighthouse at Harbor Point; the
crew were saved. The brigantine Creole
was lost in the same gale at Burgoo. The
schooner Western Packet was driven
ashore at Hoyrood and is total loss; the
crew were saved. The briyantine Guelph
foundered in the Gulf OF st. Lawrence.
The crew got ashore on Grand-Point
Island after terrible suffering, being forty
eight hours in small boats with only one
Oar
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Conviction OF Lostary-DeaIers.
10y telegraph TO The Dispatch.J


by Telegraph 70 the DIspaIch.J
CHICAGO, November 20.-H. III. Shapely,
Fred. Erby, James II. Cook, and B. Frank
Moore, who represented the Little Havana,
the Henry College, the Kentucky, and the
Louisiana State lotteries as agents, were
tried in the United States District Court
to-day under the clause forbidding the
sending Of circulars or lottery tickets
through the mail, and " ere all found guilty.
Sentence has not yet been pronounced
against them. These are the first cases OF
the kind ever tried i'm this country.
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Legal Complication Resulting from
The Change of Time.
[By telegraph 70 The Dispatch.

BosTOY. November 20.-The first legal
complication arising from the change OF
time occurred to-day. On the 18th instant
notice for the examination Of poor debtor
was issued from the office OF the Commits
sioner OF Insolvency. 1t was returnable on
the 10th instant at O'Clock A. N. Ac-
cording to custom the poor debtor is al
lowed one hours grace. He appeared be-
fore the commissioner at GAS O'Clock
standard time. but the commissioner ruled
that 1t was after 10 O'Clock and deiaulted
The case. 1t will probably be brought be-
fore the Supreme Court.
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NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT THE WIRES BEING US.
NorfoIIs's JoIIIGcatiop.

A GRAND DEMOCRATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THOUSAND PEOPLE IN LINE.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, November 2O.-The Dem.
ocratlc celebration tonight in Norfolk and
Portsmouth in honor Of the victory In vir-
GINA was the grandest affair OF the kind
ever seen In this section by torchlight. II
comprehended all the surrounding coun-
ties. and there were at least four thousand
people in line and several hundred horse
men. The mounted men were in uniform.
Four bands furnished the music, and the
parade lasted for hours. winding up with
congratulatory speeches on Market Square,
Nearly the whole two cities were illumi.
mated, and bonfres and fireworks made
every section lively with the glare OF light
No street-cars could run, and the streets
were blocked in every direction with
crowds of spectators.
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TaIcrrapl,ic Hreyities.

Joseph T.. Parsons was dismissed from
the letter-carrying force OF Springfield
Mass. for throwing into the waste-baske
at the post-office pamphlets addressed to
persons on his route.
The police OF Vienna have seized th'
secret printing-ofiice whence Socialis
PAMPHLETS have been issued.
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vrv,rp N eHsrxsvirLE COUNTY, NEGRO
rorNp DEAD WITH AKNIfS-wouNp IhkooVh
Tnr urART-THE JAMEs-RlyER fRADk--A
PINE BUSINESS.
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Refreshments ON Credit.

B0sroN, November 2O.-The proprietors
OF the Young Hotel OF this city have issued
orders not to give credit TO members OF the
city government for refreshments. This
action is the result OF fragrant abuse Of the
privilege allowed members OF the City
Council under certain conditions. a bill
for 1869, over which there has been 4 dis
pute, involving charges OF fraud on the
part OF members OF the Council. has been
returned as Il present to the city, with the
understanding, however, that no more city
patronage would be received during the
present administration.
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virginia Midland Railroad.

New YORK, November 20.-President
Barbour, Of the Virginia Midland Railroad
Company, presented the annual report OF
the company to the directors at their meet
ing to-day. The statement shows the
gross earnings Of 1864, 204: operating ex-
pense, s956,194 and net earnings, sos, 009.
The interest charges and rentals paid
amounted TO S422,0l5. leaving balance OF
S1S5. $685. A dividend OF per cent. was
declared in conformity with the terms OF
the income mortgage, payable 70 the in
come bondholders, and per cent. on JAN
uary /, 1884, and per cent. on July l,
1904
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Ocean steamer Damaged.

Thy teItHIATJ1i 10 tII' f7F7P"tO''I
NEW YORK, November 20.-Thc steamer
Amerique. from Havre, had heavy westerly
gales and high seas during her entire pas.
sage. On November 18th the machinery
commenced to work badly, causing fire.
auept stoppages. On the 10th the piston
of the large cylinder broke and smashed
the cylinder. She made the remainder Of
her passage under one engine. The Anne
rique bring. sos passengers and 1,416,64t
francs In specle.
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Murdered by HIS son.in.Lav.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 20.-An
old man named G. w. Arnold was knock
ed down a cellar-way by bis son-in-law to-
day, and died in 4 few minutes from iniu-
ries by the blow and fall. The son-ln-law
was named Adam w. johnson, but he had
married Arnold's daughter under the
name of Harold Watson, and then failed to
support her. The two men met on the
street to-day. and a few words were ex-
changed, when the young man struck the
old man the fatal blow. johnson, or Wat
son, balls from Galveston, Texas.
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Accident Mt a Murder Investigation.

TOY te1esTdTlI 10 UNI 17''F1I7....! .
NEW YORK, November 20.-While the
examination OF Doyle, the tramp accused
OF numbering the Mayber ladies at Brook
vile, L.. l., was in progress before the cor
oner to-day. the floor OF the room gave
way, aud the prisoner, jury, officers, cor
oner, and spectators were precipitated into
the cellar in heap. The distance was
not great, and no one was seriously hurt,
although nearly one hundred persons were
bruised and scratched. Another room was
procured, and the examination was con-
tinued.
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New York Evening Post.


Fly telegraph n the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, November 20.-The EUening
Post, which only appeared on hali-sheet
Yesterday, owing to the strike Of its COM
positors. was issued in full size to-day.
The proprietors state they are confident OF
winning. They still have room for good
union men.
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Tracking q Murderer.

LOCUST VALLEY, l.. l., November 90
The soles OF the shoes OF James Doyle, ar
rested yesterday upon suspicion OF beng
the murderer Of the Mayber family at
Brookville, have been found to correspond
exactly with the casts taken Saturday night
Of the footprints on the ground round the
Mavhor harm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Murdered.
IBy teIegraph 70 the DIspatch.I

DETROIT, November 2O.-Byron M. Sib-
lev, telegrapb-Operator in the Michigan
Central Office Mt Marshall, was found dead
in the streets OF that town this morning,
having evidently been murdered during
the night, there being bullet-bole through
the head. At present there is no plausible
suspicion as to the cause, as he was q gene
raj fayOrite,
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TAXES,
TAX-PAYERs. TAKE NOTICE.

It - . :, -,
Dr. j. Z. Gillian, treasurer OF Chesterfield
county, or deputy, Will be in tie following dis
ricts at the time ard place specified 10 collect The
DAIE.st COURTHOUSE. 18TH, 18Th, 14rH,
% ri. ana 3OTu Of NOVEMBER.
GLOVER HILL. at OWENS STORE, 10TH.
10TH. and / I'm OF NOVEMBER
MIDLOTHIAN, at BAKERS STORE, 18TH,
2OTB. and 2lsT Of NOVEMBER.
BERMUDA, WINERIES STORE, 22D, 23D,
aud 2iTH Of NO JEMBER.
MANCHESTER, JONES' STORE, ODD, 23d,
and 24TH of NOVEMBER.
MATOACA. WADE'S STOLE, 9TH. 2sru-
and 2oTH OF NOVEMBER. ..
VILLAGE OF MATOACA. CO.'S OFFICE
BOTH of NOVEMBER. no3tDel
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A Steam Yacht Disabled.
[By telegraph to The Dispatch.I


WnMIYGTON, n. c., November 20.-The
steam yacht Mermaid, from New Haven,
Conn. for Jacksonville, Fla. was found
anchored of the Frying-Pan shoals at 2
O'Clock p. NJ. yesterday by the pilot-boat
Oracle, the crew having left the yacht and
taken refuge on board the light ship. The
Oracle took the crew of the light-ship, and
with the yacht in tow safely anchored ut
Smithvllle at o O'Clock. The yacht was
nearly full OF water.
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Cotton and the Southern Telegraph
COMPANY.

IBy telegraph 70 Tic Dlsralch'I
AUGUSTA, GA, November 20.-The latest
reports in regard to the cotton crop OF
Georgia show a yield Of from 6S to 20 per
cent. OF the average. fhe Southern Tele-
graph Company's line has been completed
to this city, and is working with Rich
mond. Baltimore. and intermediate places.
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auIun LATED by Dynamite.

Nv Telegraph 10 Tie DIspiIch'I
DANvILLE, IND, November 20.-Early
Yesterday morning unknown lparties IN
serted dynamite cartridges under the Dew
Drop Inn. managed by Lee Ayres. The
explosion shook the whole town and blew
the building nearly TO pieces.
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Frofriciac.

TBT telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
DIES MONIES, Iowa, November 20.-A
terrible fratricide is reported from High
land township, Clayton county. TWO
grown brothers named Pennington quar-
relied at home, and one stabbed the other
i'm the heart
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81 owe my restoration to health and beauty 10
the Cuticura Remedies" Testimonial " q DoS-
ton LddR.
DISFIGURING HUMORS, HUMlLIA-
~ TING ERUPTIONs, Itching Tortures, scro-
fula, salt-Rheum, aud Infantile Tiumors cured by
the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CUTICURA RESOLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier, cleanses the blood aud persp!ration Of
impurities and poisonous elements, aud thus re-
moves the cause.
CUTICURA, the great skin-Curc, instantly
allays Itching and Inflammation, clears tho skin
and Scalp heals Ulcers and Sores and restores the
Hair.
CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite skin-Beaut-
fer and Toilet Requisite, prepared from Cuticnra'
Is indispensable IN treating skin-Diseases, Baby
Humors, skin Blemlshes, sunburn, and Rough
| Chapped, or Greasy skin.
| CUTiCURA REMEDIES are absolutely pure,
ana The only real Blood-Purihers and skln-Beauti-
iers free from mercury arsenic lead. zinc, or any
other mineral or vegetable POISON whatsoever.
| IT WOULD require this entire paper TO do JUS
tlce TO description Of the cures performed by The
| CUTICURA REsOJ.vENT internally. and CUTI-
l (lkA ana tlIitt IA SOAE tNtcfhdhf'
| ECZEMA Of the palms Of the hands and OF the
ends Of the fingers. very dillcnlt 10 treat, and
usually considered incurable; small patches OF
letter and salt-rheum the ears, nose, and sides
| OF the flee
sCALD HEADS, with loss of hair without num-
| her; heads covered with dandrun and scaly erup-
lions, especially Of children and infants, many OF
| which since birth had been n mass Of seabs;
| ITCHING, burning, and scaly tortures that
banled even relief from ordinary remedies, soothed
| and healed as by magic;
PSORIASIS, leprosy. and other friShiin form
Of skin-dseas,s scrofulous ulcers, old sores, anc
discharging w0ands, each and all OF which hay'
been speedily, permanently, and economical!
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when rhy
deIans, hospitals, and III other remedies failed
! IS proven by a vast number Of sworn testimonial
In our possession, which we will eheerfully mail &
any address.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcuRA, so cents
REsoLyENT, 81: SOAP, 20 cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co,
Boston, Mass.
gand for :. How to Turn Sktn-ntseaseSn
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singular Ereak OF q Drunken Man.
fly telegraph to the Dispatch.I

Bosroy, November 20.-fhe residence OF
John Long, Of Dedham, was badly shatter-
ed last night by the explosion OF keg OF
powder which John Benway had placed on
the piazza with lighted fuse attached.
Long was warned in season TO escape.
Benway had been drinking.
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ra,,ure OF Georgia Merchants.

BY telegraph to the DIspatch.I
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, November 20.--
Frycke Brothers, general merchants. To-
Gated at Rising Fawn, Ga, made an assign
ment to-day. Their liabilities amount to
about 100000.
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Escape or Prisoners from Missouri
jail.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.j

ST. LOUIS, November 20.-A special DIS
patch from Marshall, No., says: " Prison
crs confined In the city Jail set the building
on fire yesterday aud then cried for help.
The doors were broken Ia and six escaped.
Two were rccaptured.'
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Scarcity OF Counterfeit United States
G0Apa.

WASHINGTON. November 20.-The annual
report OF Chief Brooks, OF the Treasur
Secrel-Service Division, says that during
the past two years there has been no new
counterfeit note OF the Treasury or nation
al bank put in circulation in the United
States.
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FANCY GoO2s.
g TEY L " S,


- TEY Ms,
TO MOVE THE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK OF
RUGS, REDUCES
Use. RUGS 70 6Oc.:
1925 MoQUETTEs TO si.9o;
s2.5O vELvErs to 80;
$3.50 vELvETs to s3:
A style Of DECORATED VASE from 81 to Soc
apalr;
u MAJoLICA PITCHERS reduced TO 75c.;
% CHINA CUsPADOREs reduced TO $50;
An elegant TIN CUsPADORE at 25c. pair.
Many bargains viii be found on oar TWENTY
FivE-cENT COUNTER, opened this week.
100 JAP srATUEryE BRACKETS reduced
from 25e. 10 loc.;
100 JAP BRACKETS reduced from soc. to ssc
BARGAINS ALL THE TINE at
no ~ STEVENS, sos Broad srest.
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TO TAXPAYERS.
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

4
As the renresentstiyc Of a syndicate largely ir-
terested In Virginia bonds. am authorized In
ofcr liberal terms % ta&-payers desiring 70 pay
their STATE TsNES IN COUPONS under The
recent laws passed ~ that connection.
Al persons wishing 10 effect saving In The pay
uent OF their State taxes without risk or addt-
tIonal outlay will find IL 20 their interest 10 call
z. MlLLHlsfR,
Attorney AT Law.
no 1887 Oil Main street (up-stairsl.
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The Kenny Murder Trial.

DUBLIN, November 20.-At the trial OF
Joseph Poole for the murder OF John Ken
nv, William LAME, brother-in-aw OF the
prisoner, repeated his former evidence re-
speeding divisions in the ranks Of the Fe-
Man party. He also testified that he be-
lieved at the time OF the murder that
Kenny bad been an informer, but since
then he has had reason TO believe other
wise, and was now OF the opinion that re-
yenge for seducing Il girl had led to the
murder.
Francis Geoghan testified that he lived
n the same room with Poole. On the
night Kenny was murdered he heard the
prisoner come into the room and whisper
10 fellow-lodger that "Kenny would tell
no more Mrs. Brady, proprietress oil
the clearinghouse. deposed 10 hearing q
noise in her house on the night OF the muir
der. This finished the case for the prose
cuton. DR.. Webb, counsel for Poole, adj
dressed the jury, arguing that there was nc
evidence before the court to bring home
the guilt to the accused. After receiving
the instructions OF the Court the jury re-
tired, and in about forty minutes returned
With verdict OF guilty as charged in the
indictment. The Court pronounced sen
tence OF death upon the prisoner. Poole
i'm an address to the Court. admitted tina
he was a Feuian, cursed England, ant
called for "three cheers for the Irish re
! nuh1c -
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The French, I'm Tonquin.

PARIS, November 2O.-Admiral Courbet
commander OF the French forces in Ton
quin, telegraphs that the last body Of
troops sent to him arrived. He does moi
ask for further reinforcements.