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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

JNO. f.. LAUGHTON, JR, 10 A. VI, furniture,
&c.
K. IL. FOX 4 co, l.. W., cabbage, crntcrrios,
and potatoes.
street Road property.
". SYDNOR, special commissioner, IL \. NJ,
trueking-farn In Hanover.
II. Sci DON TAYLOR. "A L. NJ, three building
lots on Carrington street.
F.. IiOLZlNGER, High Constable. lO6 4. VI, fur
niture, &c.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday; -, a a,.o.,or,, In
the street. Fined 800.
snsan Harris (colored) was found guilty
OF stealing one pocket-book, coh,ai.ihs
$40, from Lizzie Edmonds, ana Iaiied 'o'
fifteen days. .. 70 ,h
ing disorderly in the street.
William Otey, guilty Of assaulting ana
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Briefs and Personals.

The Committee on Police have commu-
nicated to Major Poe their thanks for the
efficient service the police performed in the
maintenance OF peace on election-day. The
officers and men deserve the creditthat the
committee gracefully accord them. We
have a good force, and we cannot be too
appreciatiye OF that fact.
Mr.. Mark Davis, who has been a resident
OF Denver for nearly two years, returned
to this city yesterday TO permanently re-
side, and was warmly welcomed by many
frinnls
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Annual Reports.

The annual reports Of the heads OF de-
partments OF the State government have
been neatly printed and bound under the
direction OF X. f. Walker, Esq, Superin-
tendent of Public Printing. Thanks for a
copy. These are the reports for the year
ending September 80, 1882, and include
that of the Board OF Directors of the State
penitentiary relative to the sale OF places
at that institution.
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SnailefI Meat.

The sudden change in the weather from
cold to almost summer heat had the effect
of causing good deal OF fresh meat to
spoil. In the market yesterday turkey
meat went a-begging, and it seemed a great
pity to observe the numbers Of fat. tempt
ING fowls that were ruined by the change
in the atmosphere. Oysters also were
affected, and in many eases numbers OF gall
Ions were thrown away.
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ls0 pair 10-4 BLANKETS at s2 q pair-quallty
that cost upwards OF $3.50 to manufacture.
We are also in receipt OF cases HEAVY Ga
CLOTHS. suitable for LADIES' WRAPS. We
quote:
Cd CHINCHILLA at 35c, valued at sl
Ga BEAVER at zoe, valued at $3.50;
Cd LIGHT BEAVER at 75c., sold last season at
1925;
ALL-wOOL BLACK JERSEY tLOTH, in ends
from two TO six-y&rd pieces. at csc. yard,
valued at Al.
We have also made purchase Of 3 cases of CUR
TAINs. in MADRAS, NOTTINGHAM, and
REAL LACE. from which we quote:
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, three yards long,
at csc. pair. heretofore sold at 80;
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS at 81 pair, hereto
fore sold at s4;
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS at 81 a pair, here
tofore sold at $3.50;
MADRAS CURTAINS at SC a pair, heretofore
sold at S10
MADRAS CURTAINS at sS a pair. former price
$3.50;
REAL LACE CURTAINS at about go cents on
the dollar.
Our stock in all varieties Of these and other
HOUsEFURNIsHuNG GOODS is unsurpassed.
We also offer a special purchase Of
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Ilnmmunicated.l


TO the Dispatch:
We have carried the State and both
houses OF the Legislature. Our Legisla-
ture will have many officers to elect. one
Of, II not the most important, IL the Speaker
OF the House. He should be man OF
ability, integrity, impartial. cool, and o:
legislative experience. | have examined
the list Of delcgates-elcct carefully, and
while there are among them many able
and worthy men, know no one possess
ing the qualities necessary for the office so
fully as Hon. William A. Anderson. Of
Rockbridge. He has had large legislative
experience, having served in the Senate OF
Virginia for four years. His integrity,
ability, and impartiality are beyond ques-
tion. No man in the State has done better
service for the party or made greater per-
sona sacrifices for lis good than he. He
became a candidate this fall ut great sacri-
fee, and only did so in response to the
urgent call OF his people and his party.
wish 10 commend him TO the members-elect
Of the House and the people Of Virginia as
the man for the place. lie is the choice Of
all who know him. NRGlNIAN."
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TN. Tax,eure combination.

During the ensuing week this company
will oceupv the boards OF the Richmond
Theatre Mr. and Mrs. Chanfrau-old Ia
yorites here-wil be greeted warmly. The
programme is spicy. the neyer-tiring " hit
the Arkansas Traveller" being prominent
..Isabel yane" and "The Bankrupts
Wife, will also be presented. Secure your
seats al the usual places.
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FOR RENT.
II DWELLINGS.

For RENT DWELLINGS. G
627 south First Tor Howar1) street.
1908 west Leigh street. -
9O4 and 900 Brook ayenue-NEW BRICK
TENEMENTS. -
1908. 1907, and 1909 west Leigh strect-NEw
TENEMENTS. -
Cary near Lombardy-NEW DETACHED
DWELLING.
TAYLOR between Beach and Linden-NEW DE-
TACHED DWELLING.
Coz Arch street-BRICK TENEMENT.
Oak near Moore street-DErACHED DWELL
ING.
725 north Third street-DETACHED DWELL
ING.
.Jackqueln street between Washington AMI RAN
dOlph-rWO SMALL TENEMtNTs.
No. west Duyai street-SMAtL FRAME
HOUSE. -
32I north Nineteen street-LARGE DETACu-
Ed BRICK.
6O7 north Fifteenth street.
Dl9 Pleasant street.
2gO3 east Clay street..
14l4 Poplar street.
X street between Twonty-seycnth aud Twenty
eighth.
Corner Third and Louisiana streets.
STORES, OFFICES, sc.
No. south Tenth street.
No. sO2 west Broad street
Corner Duyal aud -. Paul streets.
OFFICES and ROOMS over National Bank "
VirgiRia.
THREE ROOMS. pa east Clay street.
TWO ROOMS, 500 east franklin street
Apply 10 euRMAE TUrPER.
Real Estate Agent.
no 25-3t l0l6 Main street.
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beating George Braxton, was fined Sl0a
jailed for sixty days.
W. G.. Rice. charged with embezzling
5000 belonging to the Syracuse Opera
House, New York, was examined, and
Justice Richardson decided to hold him
subject to the requisition OF the authorities
OF Syracuse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

A FRAGRANT BREATH IL always pleasure. and
you can have II by using MEADE & BAKERS deh-
cious CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. II tdestroys the Of
feusiye odor caused by diseased gums aud decaycd
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy
dltlon. Price. ifty cents bottle.
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UPWARDS OF EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF
ssss### sssss### & sNssss ssss
ssss II E1LLk ( kkssss%..
ssss ssss 4 4 + + f I'LL sssss ssss
ssss 4 "a T II \ m N ssss -
ETC,
WILL BE SLAUGHTERED.

The goods are principally in new effects. The
quantity and styles beggar description. WeQuote:
TURIN GRAPE MOURNING SILK at S1.25,
heretofore sold at 1929;
RICH, ALL-sILK, HEAVY BLACK OTTOMAN
at 95c., heretofore sold at SO:
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK at sI.o5, general
price t1.75;
HANDSOME CHINESE GROS-GRAINs at 7sc.,
heretofore s1.5O. This lot contains n number
of pieces in light evening tints.
26-INCH SURAHS, including evening shades, at
75c.a yard. heretofore sold at s1.25
An shades Of COLoRED SILKS at 75c. yard,
former price s1.10;
A large lot Of SILKS and SATINS, In light tints,
at unprecedented prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

MY FULL STOCK OF CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEAR CARDS at hali.price retail aud special
prices To dealers. l.. LEWIS.
9l2 Main street.
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Blankets of every quality and In all widths
bottom prices-at LEVY, DAVIS & DBARE's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use OF MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNINE DESrI-
PRICE, which will speedily remove incpcnt tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cents a box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

EhoRy's LITrLr-CAruARTto Pulls. ARE safii-
cienty powerful for the most robust. yet the safest
for children and weak constitutions. The action
in any disease is uniform, certain, and safe. Fif-
teen cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

GoDDIS TRiBBrTr's registered brand Of G..
4 T. CIGARS are the best hvc-cent Cigar 10 be had
In the city. Made Of Cuban tobacco.
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Uusfiugs Court.

Jobn Robinson, Il negro charged with
voting twice in the late election: was trlea i
before a Jury yesterday, and found not
guilty. ,.,ooo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

A FULL SUPPLY OF ARTISTS MATERIALS Mt
New York prices at l.. LEwI,'s. OLE Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE. Good work,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

HAVE YoU SEEN OUR BRIGHTON OyERcoAT.
all.wool, In five shades. sl0r MIsrrr STORE. 9l2
Main street.
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EOR RENT. - O.
Il MEDIU M-SIZE DWELLINGS. M
rio 10 r30 per month.
$40 west Main. bath, &C.; 3 rooms.
2U3 cas-, Canal near Third. rooms.
5l3 north 1hriieth street. rooms.
3l6 west Cary street. bath. &C.; rooms.
1913 west Cary (urwi, bath. &C.; ro0ms,
l2l5wcst Clay street (chcapl.O rooms,
5l1. cOrner Henry and Catherine; . rooms.
3l4 south cherry street; rooms
ZIG sonth Cherry street 4 rooms.
SMALLER DWELLINGS In other localities.
STORES.
NEW STORE, 1909 elsl Main street.
NEW STORE. & north Ninth, near Main.
STORE and DW ELLiNG, ~ north se,cn'ecntA
street. - - ....
WAREHOUSES. OFFICES. STORAGF-ROOM.
j. THOMPSON BROWN \ 90,
Rea, Estate Agent and Anctlonecr.
noOSt, lll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

The most elegant Cloaks, Circulars. Dolmans,
Jackets, &C.. can be had at
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

FINE BISQUES, PLUSH TOILET CASES,
RoGERs's GROUPS at l.. LEwfs's. 912 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

A large assortment Of Plush and Ebony Cabine.
Frames at greatly reduced figures.
l.. LEWIS, ql2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

Fine Original water-Colors at
l.. .LEwIs's Art-Gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

Grand assortment of Velvet Plush. and velve-
teens at LEVY, DAVIS & BRAKES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

Bronze AYt Pieces for wedding presents at
l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

The celebrated Bonnet Black silk eau DC had At
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKg's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

At Turner'S stables, 1913 east Franklin
street, you can buy a light spring wagon
for $50 that cost Sll5. II has only been
used one week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

IF you WANT to enjoy a good smoke ask for
tbo a.
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= ~ATnIEYER,s. SIXTH AND BROAD

MEYERS, SIXTH AND BROAD
STREETS, you will find
the greatest bargains OF
the day. Indeed, their en-
tire stock Is stock of bar
gains. ana the crowds that
daily attend their stores
attest the appreciation Of
these bargains by the pub
lie. Below Is Il list of bar
gains so yariegated as 10
disDel any idea that their
bargains are confined to
small leaders. and 10 show
that every item offered is Il
real Dargain:
ne DOLLAR Per yard we offer FIVE
pieces Of l9-INCll GAR q
NET SILK VELVET, per-
feet In every respect. thc
real value Of which Is
$3.50 per yard;
SE DOLLAR per yard sell an ls-INCH
BRONZE ALL SILK
VELVET, real value SO
per yard;
SE DOLLAR and Il quarter We offer
$3.50 BROCADED SILK
VELVETS in BRONZES
and GARNETS;
lE DOLLAR and a quarter NONPA-
REL BLACK BRO
CADED VELVETEEN
has been selling all through
the season. We have cut
the price on it, and now
offer il at 60c.
,E DOLLAR and half per yard We
GREEN, BRONZE, and
NAVY Blue "a
DOUBLE-WiDTH ALL
WOOL NGL ; II
CLOAKING worth at the
lowest estimate $3.50;
yE DOLLAR and ten cents we offer the
BRAND BLACK and
COLORED 6-BUTTON
KIDS, sold formerly at
Fly CENTS Der ward we sell a
55-INCH ALL-WOoL
JERSEY CLOTH which
can't be matched under
T 2s CENTS per yard we sell an ALL
WOOL BLACK SH0ODA
CLOTH "a inches wide,
real value i0c..
T 90 CENTS we sell Il 24-lNCH LUS-
TIRE CASHMERE.a all The
newest shades and well
worth 33c.;
/ 25 CENTS we have an ECRU and
WHITE TAPE BOR-
DERED NOTTINGHAM
LACE, being portion Of
our last weeks consi2n-
ment and well worth 40c.:
I 80 CENTS we offer a REAL AN
TIQUE NOTTINGHAM
LACE, real value 75c.;
: as CENTS we sell an ELEGANT
4-BUTTON BLACK KID
GLOVE, perfect In every
respect aud selling regu-
larry forfl;
: as CENTS we offer 900 pairs 6-BUT-
TON FRENCH CHA
MOIS-SKIN MOUSQUE-
TAIRES, regular price
40 CENTS we offer 900 pairs e-BUT-
TON LENGTH UN-
DRESSED M0USQUE-
TAIRES, BLACKS and
COLORS, worth Sl.25.
5e Is respectfully submitted for compar-
JULIUS MEYER & son,
6Ol and 603 Broad street.
and maii-orders carefully andpromptly
no 25-Su.W&Sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

ASK for the G. a T. CIGAR, y new brand. reg
istered at Washington by 6oDDIS & TRIssrrr,
sole proprietors. IL 1, q splendid Cigar, made tf
gepupe Cutao tobacco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

Don't forget those bargains In Cream Damask
Table-Cloths at LEVY. DAVIS 4 DRAkE's.
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TTTTH HHssss " " " 70 %EEE EEEKK k x
I Il Hi ssss V" w kkEK sEKk k

We quote below few sample prices:
2 cases COLORED SILK vELvETS from 75c.
tosI.05 former prices, sl.50 so 50;
BLACK BRoCADE VELVET, ss, heretofore
20; at s4.60. heretofore 80 a yard;
GOODS at l5c. a yard, heretofore sold at
size;
2i-INCH SILK SEAL PLUSH At s2.75, hereto
fore sold at as;
i case Of BLACK and CoLoRED PLUsHEs at
sl.75, heretofore sold at sS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25

Last week we advertised a break In prices. This
week we shall astonish patrons by verifying IL
In a manner that Is new 10 the dry-goocs trade.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS purchased by Us last week, under circum-
stances occurring but seldom in lifetime, will
Dc offered
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land, Northumberland, and lancaster;
Robert Hall. d., Warsaw.
81. Accomac and Northampton: Frank
Fletcher, d., Jenkins's Bridge.
SS. Elizabeth City, Warwick, York,
James City, New Kent, and King Will
liam d. NJ. Norton (colored), Yorktown.
80. King and Queen, Middlesex, Essex,
and Matthews: Thomas j. Christian, D.,
Matthews Courthouse.
New senators are from even-numbered
dstricts.1
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

WAsuISGroN, December, THE
Democratic members elect to Congress
assembled in the hall of the House OF
Representatives this evening for the pur
pose of nominating candidates to HI
the various elective Offices.
Gen. Rosecrans called the caucus to or.
der.
Mr.. Gedds Ohio was elected as
Chairman of the caucus; Messrs. Willis
(Ky.) and Dibble Is. c. were chosen as
Secretaries, and Messrs. Caldwell Tenn
and Stockslager Ind as Tellers.
A roll call disclosed the presence Of
lSS members.
Messrs. Carlisle, Randall and Cox alb
sented themselves from the caucus, and
occupied the rooms Of the Committee
on Appropriations, Committee on Way-
and Means and the Foreign Affairs Com.
mittee as their respective headquarters.
As soon as the roll had been com,
pleted, Mr.. Dorsheimer, OF New York
offered a resolution providing that the
votes in the caucus for nominating a
candidate for the Speakership should be
viva voce. This resolution was agreed
to on division by lOi against so, but
the yeas and nays were thereuPon de
manded, and Mr. Nichols GA offered
an amendment in the nature Of sub.
stitute providing that the votes should
be by ballot. The roll was called on
this amendment and it was rejected by
vote of - yeas to ll3 nays.
Mr.. Dorheimer's resolution was then
adopted without debate.
Nominations for the Speakership were
declared TO be in order, and candidate.
were placed in nominations as follows
John G. Carlisle, by Col. Morrison, OF
Illinois Samuel 5. Randall, by e1 GOV.
Curtin, Of Pennsylvania, and S. S. Cox,
by Gen. Slocum, Of New York.
The roll was called 10y States, and the
progress of the voting, As each success
sive member answered to his name, was
watched with keen interest. Frequent
messages reporting the footings Of pri.
vate tally lists, from time to time, were
dispatched to the respective candidate.
outside the hall, and it soon became evi
dent that Mr. Carlisle had won the con.
test.
AT the conclusion Of the roll call the
vote stood az follows:
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The SOudan Massacre.


Hi,E' rNgHA sILIED WIN 4 LANCE OK
THE THIRD DAY or THE FIGHT.
LONDON, December 1.-The T,-nef pub.
lishcd = dispatch from Khartoum, dated
on Friday. which states that Copt
merchant, who witnessed the battle
between the Egyptian army and the
forces Of n Mahdi, raw Ala "a Deen
pasha. Governor Of Khartoum, killed at
the opening OF the battle. He states
that Hicks PashA was slain by lance
on the third day the battle, when the
laet cartridge Of the Egyptians had been
fred The men in Hicks Pasha's army
lad then been without water for three
dAys, and the soldiers were offering
four dollars for drink. The fugiives,
IL any from the Egyptians. must have
been slain captured while making for
we'll known wells.
Colonel dc Coetligou has again sent =
spy 20 visit the Gene OF the battle and
TO enter II Obeid and ascertain the fate
Of the survivors. Er. Cheyne, civil en-.
eineer. was with Hicks Pasha, and 10
supposed to have shared his fate. All
the biscuits and provisions which were
stored at Duem fc Hicks PashA's army
have been brought 10 Khartoum.
The outlying ga 'risons are gradually
arriving at Kharto um.
The Greeks and Copts, the Austrian
Mission, with 100 negro Christians, and
the French Consul are leaving Khsr.
tuum.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06
Beecher on Editors.
HIS RAcY AccEPTAscE or THE INVITATION TO
THE PRESS DIgsER.

New York, Dec. i The following
il Henry Ward Beecher's reply TO Col.
Aerrman's invitation 10 attend the
press club dinner at Delmonico's. II
he's not before been published -
Ay Dear Sir,-It is cruel thing 10
ask one TO sit at dinner which he can
not eat at an hour quite at variance
with his regular habits who never uses
vine, lin public and sec eating and
drinking going on around him merrily
70 be put alongside Of some fat and 81.
lent man who cannot talk, or worse vet,
alongside Of fellow who talks in such
a garrulous strain that you wish be was
dumb or you deaf 10 hear the funny
things you we're 70 have said, uttered
by others, before your turn comes and
worse than all, to become stupefed with
heat, tobacco smoke and general tedium
that ones own speech turns out 10 te
stuff and dull. To be invited TO all this
as compliment to you, il alnost a. bad
As to be invited to take your place on
a dlssecting table by an enterprising
corps Of young doctor. Nevertheless
somebody must suffer, and why notI!
So will try 10 be present
HESRr WAED BEECHEk.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06
Precious Hope -Pcruna.

One morning while he lber husband)
was holding her up in order that she
could breathe more easily, after having
struggled with a bad spell! OF coughing,
he made the remark that he did not
believe she would ever get well. when
she in her weakness. said "Yes, will
il YOU will bring DR. HAETEAN" The
doctor was brought. lie prescribed q
teAspoonful Of PcrrHs every hour. She
began to improve from the first dose
she took. She told me to-day she has
never felt better IN her life than she
does now, and that she cannot say too
much for Pc7na. A. J. MuLER.
Her husband writes: South Chicago,
H., Dec. ~. 1881: have living Wit.
ness Of the virtue Of Peuln0 in nv wife,
who was saved from death by it. Ger.
tify thst every word on page 30 in DR.
II .RTNAS's book on the "Ills OF Life" is
true in every particular,
4S2t T. S. ERERLrNE.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06
Results Of the GIa,smakcrs' Strike

PI7rsHrRG, Dec since the in.
auguration Of the strike among the
window glass makers over 10000 bo:;cs
of glass have been imported to this
city. Five years ago the annual foreign
importation OF glass was reduced from
! 10000 to 10000 boxes, but the
late strike has revived the importation
and it is asserted that will again reach
100000 boxes. The blowers and man.
ufacturers both view this fact with
favor, the blowers asserting that the
manufacturers cannot afford to zee the
importation increase while their furn.
aces are cold, and the employers in
sisting that the large importation must
prove to the strikers their assertion at
the present cost Of production. The
prospects Of settlement are no bright.
er than when the lockout was inaug'
urated.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-06

THE DEFENSE CALLS ONLY ONE wITsESs-AR.
GuMENTs or OPPOSING CoussEL--TnE
JUDGES CHARGg--THE yER.
DICT AND SENTENCE.


LoSDos, December 1.-The trial OF
Patrick O'Donnell for murder OF James
Carey was resumed this morning at Old
Bailey police court. Tho room was
crowded with spectators, including Il
number Of ladies.
The jury retired at G:j5 I'm.
LosDoS Dec 10 DonnelI was pro
nounced guilty Of murder about Q
o'clock. The judges charge to the jury
was in several respects almost equal to
a death sentence against o Donuell, and
the prisoners counsel seemed to give
up hope when they heard it, One of
the strongest points in the charge was
that, if two men quarreled and one kill
ed the other, the determination 10 kill
might have been formed after the first
excitement Of the struggle had sub.
sided and could be considered premedi
tation. The jury asked if 1t was mur
der for man to shoot another whom
he believed was about to shoot him.
The Judge replied that it might or
might not be; but, in this case, no evi
dence had been produced to show that
Carey intended TO shoot. Gen. Prior
considers that up TO this he or his client
had some chance for acquittal, but that
this settled the jury against him.
In few minutes the Jury came in
again with their verdict OF guilty.
. Donncll seemed TO be in agony,
aud uttered = cry OF despair. Regain.
ing partial control Of himself he stood
up with a defiant air to receive sen.
tencc. After it had been pronoun ced,
he said :" Judge. | want to say some.
thing that will forever ring in the
hearts OF the Irish people Judge
DcnmKn pretended not to hear the
request, and asked the clerk what
.O'Donnoll wanted The clerk said he
wanted to speak The Judge merely
said "Oh," and the court officers taking
this a. a refusal, graspcd O'Donnell and
hustled him away. lie struggled
fought and yelled all the way out ot
court and down the stairs, shrieking
"Thrc, cheers for Ireland Good bye
TO the United States To hell with the
Brtusb Crown :" etc.
lie was confined in Newgate. An
excited crowd around the court room
wa disperscd by false announcement
that the prisoner had been acquitted