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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-31
CRIMINAL RECORD.
5ENE IN A SAN ANTONIO COURT,
epublican Election Rascals Captured in
New York - IA Governor Moses At
tempts Suicide hut Goes to
PrisOn-Other Grimes.
Is Hon Victim?

\sAN ANTONIO, Oct. 3d. Special w.
ANott the postal clerk from here
wetl convicted of embez4lemeut from
the mail, was sentenced IN the United
States court to day to three years ia the
at Chester, Illinois. After
sentence was passed, an exciting scene
rteSIred. Whom Mott, with pale face
ydisordered dress, sprang to his fe ct
<dd bitterly denounced the court and
officers: al ann said he, "an honest
man. | have done my duty to the gov
ernment faithfully, butmy place was
wanted and ! was in the way Of post
Office thieves. | say that the local post
Office officials, aided and G"etted by the
United States district attorney, CON
cocted scheme for the ruin of AN inno-
cent man. No proof of the alleged theft
was found on mo, and those desiring the
names Of the true authors of the numer-
GUS thefts have only to look in the local
postal service" Many people are of the
bgllef that Mott, who is Young, prepos-
sessing in appearance and has a young
vic, is an innocent man.
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Alnhnn.n IudleInl ,hnnrn..

MoNraoNEgy, Ala. Oct. 3O.-Gov.
o'Heil, having accepted the resignation
of Justice K. G. Birk,ll OF tao AlR-
haula supreme court. and having prn.
NOTED Associate Justiro stone tn n chiar
Justice, to day appointed Hon. David
Clopton, Of Montgomery, iu the place of
Stone. Judge Ciopton was o maml err o.
congress In lSig-6l, aud IL one OF tho
ablcsl lawyers IN The state.
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the horses is 5000. All insured.
FILrsNrka, . 81. ga special des.
Patch Tom fa.yotte City saws a fire
.,Iol OUT lhlS Norniug, and the town is
oIagateneu W "a destruction. Fayette is
INNING 70" u Of some Importance.
r,..4. lATER DETAILS.
rayette city, Pennsylvania, mining
Town Oh some Importance, forty miles
rom ~ ttsburg, on the Monongahela
river was visited this afternoon by
disastrous fire, which, ow-
lug 10 lack of appliances for
enc the whole Town. The flames wero
goheD under ontr0l however. after five
plSluess houses, the odd Follows hall
ana Dareo dwellings, had been DESTROYED.
Loss. SjO,0E; Insurance, St3,5O0.
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Robbery.AIIerd,

Two unknown men entered tho saloon
OF j. NJ Emory, on Camp street, late
Yesterday evening in company with o
farmer, who says no lives near Lancas
ter' ihey proceeded to sheer up" at
TINS place, ana Mr. Emory says the two
men, after getting tho farmer. hoplessiv
"tull,' robbed him OF what money M
had, when they skipped, but were an
pretended by Mr.. Emory and turned
over 20 the police. The money was re
covered aud returned to the owner.
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A TIresomo Tale.

PARIS, Oct 3O.-An official dispatch
from Con. Brlero De L,sle, dated Hanoi,
October -, says: Tho Garrison of
Iuyen Quan repulsod several attacks
by the Chinese on the 18th and 10Th i'm.
stants, without loss. The enemy win.
grew discouraged. The governors of
un Nan aud Llunvine Phoo have only
a,g1 men on the upper Rcd river. No
Ohlnese are before Kept Chu. our coll
N.Ilns are securing the country near
i ON, Am doing my best to suppress
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An indian, Dcmocr.t KilIed.

sr. Louis, oo pa vinccnnes, In
dano, special to tae Post-Dispatch. says:
hncoln Keith was shot in the head ~
DICE Addison, no Edwardsport, this
county, last night aud has since died.
Adkison rushed out of saloon greatly
exctted and said he was going 10 xiii
some ID Democrat, as Democratic
rally was being held there. Heshot into
The crowd Of bysLanders with the above
result. Addison was arrested. Keith is
Of excellent family, all OF whom EXCEPT
himself arc republicans. Tho feeling is
Intense and It Is fosrd u H.oJ may visit
the Jail to lynch the prisoner.
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New YORK, Oct. 3O.-Col. John j. Free
man, the founder of tho Colored Re
publican association, was arrested to-
day by order of the district attorney on
the charge Of violating the election
laws. The district attorney claims to
have received information that co'oni-
zstion is being carried on in the ninth
assembly district. Two cOlored de-
tectives were put on the case, and after
short time found the work Of colo
nizing being carried on'by Freeman, and
hence his arrest. Freeman endeavored
70 get the detectives 10 register as living
In the district. Att mpting to induce
men to register Illegally is q felony
under the present election. laws.
Joseph Sands (colured), Henry Solo
mon, George Egt-echer aud John u.
stephens have also been arrested ON the
same charge, indictments having been
fQund against them by the grand Jury.
Freeman at ono time was attached tothe
district attorneys office, and later was
employed in the sHrrogate's office.
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Moses Wants to Die.

DETROIT Oct. 3O-Ex-Gov. Moses, #
south Carolina, who is under arrest,
harged with sWindling Rev. DR.. Rex
ford, Rev. Mr.. Atterhurg and others, at
tempted 70 commit suicide this morning
BY hanging himself I'm his cell. lie was
CUT down and viii be tried this after
noon.
.ZThis afternoon ex Gov. Frank j,
Moses, of South Carolina, was brought
INTO the police court. charged with
winding. He pleaded guilty and was
sontenced to throo months in the house
Of correction. His lawyer hopes to cf-
iect his transfer TO the insane asylum.
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hALiFNN' Oct. 3).-Tho students Mt
tending tho Kings College NJ Windsor
nave rebelicd and demand the dismissal
% President Dart aud Professors Deror-
mienlin and Butler. The original cause
o' thc trouble tx said Co be that Canon
harls trcnts thvm continually with ruu-
Nupt' The students burned him Ia rnl.
RN on tho college grounds Monday
night The cullUgu lectures have been
SUI pended aud the students nre stroll.
luE ldlN about tho town in knots of twus
aud lhreos.
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nurnoa lImself no. nrnLh.

UNION, n. H., Oct. 8O.-on Tuesday
oSening Horace Dolanu Of Brookfield,
aged lSyoars, chained himself to brush
hesp near his fathers house, thon set
nc brush on Gre and deliberately
nnrned himself to death. His body was
discovered this morning. A cash was
'onnd In the side Ut his throat, made
vlth a razor, which was found near by.
= note was found directed TO his par
onts, saying hn was tired of living. lie
Hve no reason for the act, but It IL
tnought to have boon caused by m-
requitted love-
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InvestIgatIng the Mine Horror.

N UNIoNrowN, PA, oct. 3O-Coronor
Baton to-day commenced an investiga-
ton into tho Youngstown mine disas-
ter. Three witnesses were examined
before adjournment for dinner, but no
light was thrown on the cause of the ex-
ploslon.
OF COURSE, THE COMPANY is INNOCENT.
The investigation of the coroner into
the causes of the Youngstown mine
disaster, WIS concluded this evening.
and a verdict is 10 be ordered tomorrow.
The general drift OF testimony was to
ward the theory that the explosion was
t'ause by gas from fiat No. 6, rushing
tEough the door, which the driver ne.
gircted to shut, and coming i'm contac
with miners open lamp,ignitod. Moth
Ing was developed TO show negligence on
the part of tho company.
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ENNIS, Oct. 9O.-lSpecisi. Miss Ella
Hill, aitor a long illness, died last night
at tho residence Of her mother In this
place.
Tho burial services took place at IN.
I'M, To-day, and were conducted bv the
United Friends of Temperance, OF thus
city, of which order she was consistent
memher for some time previous to her
uomiSe.
Ellis county now has five legislative
asprants. Ono of them Is the OZARK
horse" of the anti-prohbitiou party.
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tic Joker
Large Trncl nrInnd for sDi.

Thirty-throe Thousand acres, in solid
body; river running through the land.
10 foot water fall; plenty Of Pine timber
and good grass and protection. Price 20
cents per acre. This IL ono OF tho hest
ranches in the world. For terms, cto
write or call on
McGiNNts, BARNARD & McGINNis.
Colorado, TsNag.
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The Queen's Lace nandkereblof.

This evening, Grau's Opera company,
one of the distinguished metropolitan
combinations, will appear at the Dallas
opera house, for one entertainment only.
in the beautiful play entitled "The
Queens Lace Handkerchief" IL il a
musical comedy with satire lurking in
It's meshes and interviewer with its pa-
thehc threads Of distressed love. Itslights
and shadows alternate in delightf,il
rythm, aiIording rich enjoyment, 0f sad
ness, relieved by silyery flowing fun
That ends all the sombro situations.
Ihree prima donnas and corps de bal
let are supported by strong masculine
voices of men OF graceful action, and nj.
together this light opera is a lead
ing attraction. This endorsement
Is based upon the criticisms of
me lending newspapers of the north.
The New York Herald, tho Courier
journal, and in fact all Of the great Jour
nails give unqualified praise to this com
pany, and especially TO this particular
opera. There is every element i'm the
pleco that belongs toa firSt-class appeal
70 the sentimentalitv of human
nature ami, at once, the touching passa-
ges are relieved by a refinement of
lacetia that rings along the sensibiities
awakening mirth in hearts all chilled
with the contact of stern reality. Ii IL
play to drive out duh care and to elo-
vate also.
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olvlug MIN n square pc.l.

NnlANAPoLts, Oct. 3O.-In tho case Of
h~ner' sentenced to be hanged to-mor
row. for wife murder, Gov. Porter 10.
gay Hrantod y roprievo OF twenty DAYS
ny ther was convicted on circtimstan.
.al evidence, and the rcprievo IN rrnnted
70 hioru ah opportunity for moro car,.
~. investigation Into she case by Inc
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hKrENsivB STABLE BURNED.
NEw honk, Oct. SO.-This morning
N stables connected wah the brewery
Henry kiefIer, in BROOKLYN, were
Y nVu' a tew % the horses were GOT.
out, but iNurn OF the nnimsis
rlshed. A machinc for tho uanniac.
~ OF Ice was DESTROYED. The lnss nm
4 hutding N $6,cO1. Tho leo
'en'np eosi $4,000. Tho loss ON
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Big Lynching Rumor.

Denver, Oct, b. Rumors have
reached here, Of the lynching by vigil
lants, of a gang of seventeen cattle
thieves, captured while in camp on Rock
Creek, in the goree range OF
mountains, twenty or thirty miles west
of Georgetown. No particulars have
been obtained. The report is thought TO
be exaggerated.
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no Skipped ncyond The poraer

LouisvILLR, Oct. 90 William Egle-
noh' of the firm Of EglehoG & Bros,
winch assigned Wednesday, has left the
Ply, and it is said has gone to Canada.
" rs rumOred that R4 the sccre-
hry OF tho Nelson County Distilliup
fompauy he swindled his creditors
pN hypolhocating warehouse rocoipts.
tglehon's hrp,hor-iu law says no has
tono To Canada. Eglehor has last
peavlly ON races lately, and In the race
III acuuuty uiltce II Il said spent $4,000.
fhe firm assigned for 100000.
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nnNnnrrlnr Inlln,,

sAvor, Oct. So.--lSpecial.l Last Mon.
gay night tho atore OF MIR. Youree, a,
ms place, was broken intoby A. Arden.
lnd ehout Is years old. who heined
''nlselt to a suit of clothes. and wa
~, 20 Ihe Bonhsm Jail to-day In de.
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CLOAKS and DOLMANS!

we hereby call attention to OUR IMMENSE
Sioux OF CLOAKS and DOLNIANS of the latest
styles and manufacture which we are selling at snoh
extreme low prices that astonishes every purchaser
IN ADDITION to the above, we will offer an FIT r.
CANT LINE OF WALKING
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Arolhor nroi,on I,nni,.

PEORIA, lit, Oct N.-Tho Peoples
bank, at Canton, Illinois, osned by c.
ID. Cohlltt, suspended to-day. Liahlli-
Ties, SlO,uOOi nssets estimated nc $4,000.
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Gsrdon Reported a I,rl.,nor.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 3O.-Peis stent ru.
mors are again current that Khartoum
mas fallen, and that Con. Gordon In a
prlAOner.
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=, " "I''''" ltVIuVIfU ny MOTTO.
IkAARKANA, Oct 3O,-lSpecial. "A
Iew miles east OF Richmond, Little
hiVer county, Arkansas Mrs. waddell
Va most fouliJ and cruolly murdered
,nst night by a, yellow negro, whose
stabbod twice in the breast and her
near split open with hatohet. The
esAuso or the murder In not known. A
larke pAsso OF citizens are searching tho
country for tho cold blooded tlend.
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me Hons. .olin Wellborn and Barney
ulp6s WIN address the citizens of Dallas
at mayors Garden on Saturday night.
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Lnndborg's Perfume, Edenia.
hun9porg,.s Perfume, MRrochal NielRose.
Lenuporg,'s Perfume, Alphine Violet,
Anndoorg's Perfume, IAflY Of the Valley.
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20 and hear the Dallas champion.
Mellborn and Gibbs, at Mayors Garden
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HUNS MAIR hYE.

oeltAr llAIR or WHISPERS changed To- n
yvioSsr BLACK by u single application OF
TINS DYE. 1t imparts natural color. acts
s lnns,antnneously. Sold by Druggists, or
hheNi py express on receipt OF 81.
Vsi'cos "a Murray ST., New York.
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Republican Powwou.

The straightout Republicans held a
meeting at the courthouse last night,
and speeches were made by the more as
piring ones of the party. When HER
AID reporter dropped in he found a few
blacks and a sprlnkiing OF whites, listen
ing 10 Melvin Wade, the colored De-
mosthenese, who was believing like a
steer under the branding iron. Melvin
essayed to he facetious, aud was fol-
lowed by some Of his pale-facod broth
ren, who tore the atmosphere into shreds
with their oratory.
Base Ball Shoe Plates at Hunstable,s.
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~ FER THAN EvEp

received another carload
sLt LOW PRICES Gan and see nstsmmt An our ssn
Material and sandar
some Fire and BuArP see us at M
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-05-22
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
NORTHERN TRIBUNE co
PUBLISHRS-
Terms: 81 so per year, in Advance
r "A 9 II =
ABB OUT WATCH ES,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORN
ING.


We DO Not have to speak in third per-
son, when advertising and putting our
selves and the goods we handle.
We do business on facts-with reliable
goods on business principles.
We DO Not pretend to carry the
largest stock of goods in our line in the
country.
We DO carry line of watch move
ments of approved makes, second to
none in Northern Michigan.
We DO carry an assortment of gold,
Filled, Silver, and Nickel Openface and
hunting cases, not surpassed in this sec
tiOn.
We haze advantages that enable us to
give our patrons special inducements.
We Are the only firm in Cheboygan
buying its Rockford Watches direct
from the factory.
We Are the Only firm In ChebOygan
hauing the legitimate and exclusive
right Of sale of the Rockford Watch
from the company.
We Are the only firm in Cheboygan
that can prOUe its right of sale for the
Rockford Watch by certificate from the
company.
We are the only firm in Cheboygan
recognised by the Rockford Watch Co. as
entitled to handle its goods.
We are the only firm in ChebOygan
that can consistently give the liberal
guarantee aUe do on the Rockford watch.
We Are the only firm in OhebOygan
whose warranty of the Rockford watch
Is sustained by the manufacturer.
We DO Not keep the Rockford watch
to puff or damage the reputation Of
ether makers goods.
We DO Not keep the Rockford watch
alone, we also have the well-knOwn goods
Of the Waltham, Elgin. Springfield,
Hampdsn, and Lancaster watch COM
panies.
We do sell the Rockford" as our
leading watch, on its superior merits on
~.
We VIII sell YOU any make Of watch
you may have preference for, for what
Ii is and at fair price.
We Ask you tn call on us when In
want of anything IN our line and COM
pare our goods and prices.
We KOnw that you will find 1t to your
interest to favor us with your trade If
quality and price of goods is an object
to you. Respectfully Yours,
A. L. FEXER,
Jeweler.
Brick Block, Opposite Post Office.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-13
The st. IOuis postoffee.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The postmaster
general has received the report of Messrs.
French, Burt and Din, commissioned to in
vestigate the condition Of the st. Louis post
Office. They report the assistant postmaster
altogether, as yet, inexperienced, but active
and energetic, aud win make an efficient
officer The cashier from old age, is unable
to perform the duties which 4 cashier in an
Office as large as that of st. Louis should per-
form. The auditor is relied upon to perform
the duties which dcyolves upon and should
be performed BY the cashier, and assistant
cashier, and in the opinion of the commits
sion the last named officers are too old to I'LL
the positions which they hold, and should be
assigned to other duties, and their positions
filed BY younger men. If this is done there
is clearly no necessity for an auditor. The
Office OF local inspector is and viii be wholly
unnecessary. and should be abolished
-Four additional clerks are required in the
mailing division. At the suggestion Of the
commission, the postmaster decided to hold
open until a later hour for the collection of
outgoing evening mail matter. II is recon-
mended that 9 sub-station to be known as
Bridge station be established near the bridge
The recommendation in the report il car
RED into effect would involve an increase in
the Office force of eight clerks, and az addi-
tional allowance of 50 $50.
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SUMMARY FOR THE WEI
THE COURTS.
District Court.
SPECIAL TERM.
Before Judge Slmons.


VIM Lindeke ct al. VS.. j. H. Caldwell, defend
ant, and McCauley 81 Co., garnishees; continued
four weeks to get service on defendant
M. Auerbach ct al. VS.. l.. w. SchmitZ, defend
ant, and j. K. O'Brien, garnishee: continued to
next special term.
In the matter of opening Herman street; con-
tinued to next special term.
In the matter of the Incorporation of the vii
lage of Hamline; continued to next special
term
Charlotte NJ. Lewis VS. The Farmers and Trad
ers bank submitted and taken under advise
ment.
In the matter of the application for the ap-
pointment of receiver of Israel Natelsky; con-
tinued to next special term.
In the matter of Israel Natelsky; submitted on
briefs.
Lewis c. Spooner VS.. John Barry; continued
to next special term.
James S. Burrs vs.. Patrick Nashet ct al. sub
mitted and taken under advsement.
MHerman Greve vs. Ann NJ. Pifford ct al. sub
mitted and taken under advisement
Mary Branch VS.. Dawson g Co.. submitted
and taken under advisement.
F. NJ. Seymour, assignee of the bank of Farm
ington, vs.. A. A. OSBORN to be submitted on
briefs.
Ann Bryant vs. the city of st. Paul: submitted
and taken under advisement.
Alice o. Cornish vs.. VIM Wilson ct al; sub
mitted and taken under adyisement.
Beriah Magoffn vs.. the city Of st. Paul; con-
timed TO next special term.
Hattie A. Hay VS.. Geo. b. Glenny continued
to next special term.
Gebhard Bohn VS.. G. NJ. Dittman; submitted
and taken under advisement.
In the matter of the application to vacate the
townplot of Dellwood in Ramsey county, Mime
sofa; heard and granted.
Eva A. Carpenter VS.. Eugene Carpenter; tried
and taken under advisement.
Jane b. Tucker ct. al VS.. o. c. Farrol, Ell al;
heard and taken under advisement
Leonard B. Coon. ct al. VS.. VIM. NJ. Espy;
heard and taken under adyisement.
Ann Eliza McCloud vs. j.. n. Granger admin
istrator; heard and taken under advisement.
COMPLAINTS.
William B. Reed VS.. Laura r. Bunnell and
Judson L. Bunnell: action to recover $500 upon
promissory note at per cent. interests.
Averill, Russell & Carpenter VS.. j NJ Smith
& Co.; action to recover S128.79 for goods sold
and delivered. Attachment issued on the ground
that defendants are non-residents OF the state,
have assigned secretly and disposed of theirprop-
erty with intent to defrand creditors.
The First National bank of Glencoe vs. E. B.
Lincoln, Jr., David H. Hon and l.. W. Lester;
action to recover 81, 600 upon the bond of E. B.
Lincoln, cashier, on account of moneys lost to
said bank by reason of insufficient securities
taken for loan of bank money by said cashier.
Leonard L. Frost VS.. David Ramslay: action to
recover $500 and interest on q ten per cent.
note, and garnishee OF the Second National bank
of st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-13
senator Bayard Interviewed.

WuMNGTuN, July f9.-Senator Bsyard
came in from his suburban home to his office
tas morn,us, just AT the opening of the
utaypnS mail. When 81 Associated Press
representative called upon him be said he
vas not Yet prepared to speak freely and
sully IN regard 10 the work OF opening the
samlaigu. hut wonld 90 so when the smoke
q -. convention shall have cleared away
Hc sally felt a sense Of relief, he said, now
Tao convention had made its choice, and that
he great RESPONSIBILITIES OF the leadership
hsd laileu on other shoulders. He said. fur
tncr, ne would give the ticket his hearty
Support, As he had freely
tua Immediately announced in his
:clr-rsym 20 NJ Cleveland eougrata-
lrtiug Higa on his nomination. He referred
b. cl,vclspd's letter Of acceptance OF the
g..h,ualorial nomination in 1872 as an adj
lsiTsh,e document which attracted his atseu-
dau 1t the time, and fingered in his memo
II, aud he was prepared % believe that the
uHe hsd uow Cerns wien the American lseo-
pie were t,yingot tue evils II Republican mis-
government; and rypuiscd by ;ac ticSs that
p.gty aGt IA the dc.d. would demand and Sc
sure i change OF administration.
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TRANSPORTATION NOTES.

The Pittsb,srg, Ne,c Castle g. Lake Erie.
PITTsBURG, July 12.-Judge Stowe, of COM
mon pleas court, this forenoon rendered a
decision in the case of Lusk ct al. VS. Galley
ct al, involving the legality of the sale of the
Pittsburg, New Castle 81 Lake Erie road,
which has been pending for several years.
The road was sold on Judgment in 1879,
and the plaintiffs avcrred that it was fraudu-
lent and intended to cut out all but a few
stockholders who had formed q syndicate to
force the sale, and who afterwards consoli-
dated with the Pittsburg q Western road.
The case was referred to the master, who re-
ported in favor Of the plaintiffs; but excep-
tons were filed, and on these decisions the
court this forenoon overruled the findings Of
the master, and sustains the legality of the
sale. The case viii be taken to the supreme
court for final adjudication, but no doubt the
lower court will be sustained.