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/ VERTIsEMENTS.
What They Say Of II.

Garwood 4 colver, Milford Center,
q. writes: sYour PERUNA sells rapid
II. Sales arc increasing. Customefs
sav Il Il reliable medicine. s
s.. /. Stahleton, druggist Manchester,
a writes: ave have handled more of
your PRRuKA this spring tf1an ever.
Never sold 4 MEDICINE that gave better
satisfaction"
+. e. Murdoch druggist, Mairern, O..
bMrites: II am handling your PERusA.
Trade increasing daily. Customers
speak well Of 4. Mrs. A. N. fa.faer
used Il for lsng Aad broRehinai troubles
is now entirely cured. She recommends
PERuNA."
Sidney Bros. druggists, Mansfield, g.,
write: 1--WE IRE selling great deal Of
your PE.uNA. Have beard very good
reports from all we have sold.
I.- Briggs 81 Pollock, Mt GAsad, o.,
write: our PeRuxA sells well. Gus
toners speas, Of it :
Johnson s. Co, drug lists, Middietown,
O., write. ..Ne ere l,a,dling PERUNA.
Our sales nre good. Our Customers
speak well Of it."
A. ]. R:charias druggist. Marietta. O.,
| writes: II am ssii;n, yss.r PERUNA,
sales are l:ssc. asgiyss splendid salts,
| sactioI.''
Daniel r. spry, druggist, Portsmouth,
| @. s2vs: Il have good trade ON l'E-
nCxA. It sells we'll and gives the very
LIST satisfaction"
los. 4. Kelley, Ass.ssssiist. Mckeesport,
Pa. Whites: II handle i'EnuaA. Have
a good trade forjt. My customers say
it Is good medicine. w. Edgar, o.
this place, claims it has cured him"
A. M. Gilbert, druggist, Martinsburg,
Pa, writes: Il sell PERUNA and have
a very good trade on It. know several
parties who have used it with good re.
| suits"
Strome s. Hail, Millersburg, o., write:
ssSVe sell your PERuN4A. 1t gives good
satisfaction"
&c. Smith, McKeesport, Pa, writes:
Lar handling PERuNA. Have large
sa.l - Customers say PERusA Is
.ahe 6edicinc they ever used: Mr..
| 1ISl gtmaster at Green Oak, this
county, d using it. He says it is the
| only medicine he ever took that did him
any good.
O., writes: my trade on your PERuNA
is very good. ID. E. Roatch and Jacob
| Henry are among my customers who
recommend your PERuNA."
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CERTIFICATE.

Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the Office of the Company in New
Orleans.
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Proceedings Of Common Council
:. Townof Donaldsonville.
SPECIAL MEETING.

6FECANH ME4G11N0s
WHARF. December 81. 1854.
The meeting was caRsd to order by Mayor
Victor Naurin.
Aldsrrnss, preaent-C. Kline. II. @. Maher,
q. A. (3ondran and Robt. Eoe.
Ahseut-Achille Cire and Francis Vicknair.
The Finance Committee submitted the fol-
LOWING ordinance which was unanimously
adopted:
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council OF
DOnaldsonville:
GeweIensen-Your committee appointed to
draft an ordinance regulating the town Licenses
to be paid BY oil persons or association of per-
cons dOing business in said town Of Donald
sonyille beg lsaye to submit the following or
dinance. Very respectfully.
Il. A. GONDRAN,
F.VICKNAIB.
ACHfLIE GRE
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TIE Dopaldsopyille Cbief,
Two Dollars . Year.

,rhe New York Times, which may be fitly
ad6ufrusted the leading 3nngwump and
free trade PAPER Of tho country. is opposed
10 the ratification of 6seAnew Spanish
trsaty. One Of it's arguments in oppoai-
Nm u that .Congress can lind ways and
means Of tariff reform which will benefit
the overburdsned taxpayers vastly more
nap the abolition of $52,000,000 Of sugar
duties without diminishing the revenue By
moro than half that amount
etGen, the hat manufacturer IN New
York II believed to carry greater amount
Reinsurance than any other man in the
world. His policies aggregate $4,000.
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1s,v,r
4sssa S..s. w 81 ssae md lee thsI, I've
tnOosen1 S gsrLa.s vI nae ~ .hii = Effeen
ln91sanu 0oiissss Inc eiae'a.so ea1.. 70
u1 MAJ 10. "a ,aca;r4. 40 thraa
thousand dollars OF more ana he1g man t rIua
gnESusdno uoA1Ak0s saAe Aeol1so slAa 11l ~ w..
49, Eo..s., o,... ..;d roca;nt. ara tvo
4hcsaa ile.. nr n,o ..u and los than three
tnoosana qoals 81 ols aiL as's s.' tar Ini
s L.aousne ao1la1s' s4e 1t'e'''o s1't1A - =
~ ae.sA,s..h.. .;a ....;..+s -. ono +hoc
t1fth class Mnen aad secs,ss ~. az one t tho,
eda1 49, u aL 1t sae Ioii.re
ssld x aeass AZ. ae ncense sha'i 10 seven e''lAis
w. 80. -, a;5 a,a;,,t. - ,evon 4ur-
Al a,J 800 ST. ii.rs ~ =. ,re and iass than
80 th n.s 9siks Sc i;eansa shaiI h fpa
one tnouseno ocisoass sne Asense s,'al1 " 4lSe'
oV aaAs.4, .s.as a.;, ,o,a;,A. a.. loo.
essnn sss 800 s ses. 5s az $780, NO.
shoii - tn iiailsr. and < ~ cents.
Ina. Sss.y ~ ,,s1ss;o VI ~ ottnrna. at
On X at;.t VI nhotorrs
asa,cs ~. gf4 t;ckat
Catsnt riobss and ali otisr hns;ress not
~ ecr+h h,,t ehe III IL o,,o
e Hus ~ &c. ntt ps;s h +i;e sact;" nn1
halI " sosg ss.nm Dy sa..,,h
Rroyauou ., ~ 49, H..saa y So t 1
ZOE leee tn III AWo uo.als n..s My 1880 s
fon gu pstsons a any ?es' ass - ha''i
y osG. ~ t1ar rt;.ioa WITH
in 's tho limits Of Tia sorporasion the sam OF II
tT Muy t uoia a. 49,. ro1,,,;.,a ).
anss te - sm,tr .s e'n cn -.
t ssa " tSa ,an. 1as5 stamed th..,,
ana nGmDe1ea 3. IroM one uPWgaius, one " Yi1cs
m nsa .oe~1 ~. aea ~ tSa ahv
described vehicles without first having paid the
required license and to whose cart, dray, wngon
or other vehicle is not attached license plate
issued to hlm 1y the Collector. shall aee 9ned
rom TWO 20 nve uollars q pe !np1isonea aron.
the Mayor.
Sec. I. That for every business OF menagerie,
circrs, museum.or any other shows under can
vas and with an arena ring under said canvas.
when such shows have horses or any other kind
Of animals, the license shall be fifty dollars
other animals, the license shall be twenty five
dollars.
For every business OF theatrical or dramatic
or other travelling companies giving perform
ances or exhibitions in 9 hall or other building
first performance, and license of Eve dollars
for every succeeding performance.
Sec. 9, he it further ordained, etc.. That
combined. except as herein expressly provided
for, there shall be separate license required
for each kind OF business.
Sec. 9. That the annual receipts. capital sales
basis OF license arg those OF the year Tor which
tho license is granted; the standards for their
estimation shall be prima tacie those Of the
Quoted previously by the same parties OF BY
parties to whom they claim to be successors.
Il the firm or company be new the amount Of
ea les Ior !ne nd z 6sa sn % Go
be estimated a. the annual receipts OF such
business. -.
frovided, tnaI any person commenGinG pusl-
hslf tha abnva -.tsa 31s ~ 's' 'At'1 pe'' o"0
ha1I the ap G t1Ws. ..
Bee. 10, That the business OF the previous
year. as also me aceual condlaon and results OF
business OF the current year. for new hrms. as:
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A;.nTT d 1sfpr
aA. o11eI
gayment q N annual town license tax m
ths tCvp af nonsldsonville for the year elsh-
ten hundred and eighty-hye upon az persoss.
cotpoEotions pursuing any trade, professi0n,
VOCATION, eqlAng or business. except those who
1re exQEeeay a9 pt from such tax Dy articles
6eoti6n 4 bit ordained BY the Common
Council Of the town OF Donaldsonville in extra
session a1lasnhled. that there as hereby levied
a annual TN hce1es tar TOT sa,a town for
sch 80. y. nssoc.aea On u persons, OF bust
nea1 nnAnds o09poestlgn pursuing any trade,
!: g s.cept tsos n r the
eIeAlg eelpe from such tax By arecles
40 and ~ - the State Constitution.
esc: - Is 1nrther ordalned etc, that on
Or 0eEofe m nrst DAY OF Fe6fuafE. 4. D.. 1851.
sne ycWn IL CoilecEor snall Dee,n 20 collect
3na snaa oonect aS Iaas y paselDle. from each
g ne peE.onss OF nusanefs nrms. assoc!eflons
psssnt yeeE. eighteen hundred and eikhty-dve,
Within eaid town any trade. Profession. voca-
ton. ealing Or bus,nees. s9wn license TAI
- mI1Itsaleiter f1a dmnated; Al toMn ncenses
frss ~ Of April. 1ses. and al unpaid Licenses
e u oeooGle oe1an0nenl aLuer tnat aate' ana
~ ~. nlns ING commGncs nts1mess a tS mat
dese shal become Geh t n,. unless the town
6ec = re = fnrther ordained. etc; That the
annual tnNn Ncense TAX i1r me Aino OF Dusl-
wards provided. be graduated in thirteen
claseea.
Tint for every business Of selling at retail,
Whether - prlnelpal. agent ON commission. or
0GharWi.es the license shall be based on the
axoee annual amount Of sales as follows:
1trst c!ass; When gross sales are two hundred
eno1eands aoless.or more: ana nnder two hun;
s. one hundred dollars. T.
SooOn0 class, when grOo8 sales are ono hum
s,,,sa, 49, t~o hrndr thn,ssnd TIA icanse shaii
- ssvertvJdive dollars. = :
'sr&f,sa rtese svhan rro.a ea1os .ro $50 hnr
dreS thnneand ioliars or more and uniiar .. nns
Ell Is nm dolIars. 49, - 1850
Tonyth cis.s. wSen sro.s a.le. a,o sav.ntr. t;va
4h.,nsani dnliam or more anf1 nnder - nna hnrs
1,e1 thnmssnl dnlarn fha 1;nenea shall f. th;,tv-
49,. sssiisrs md fSftv rents 11''-- -
Tifth clsss. when eroes sales are hfty thou
amd 1nllara nv more and nndar so.an<v Eve
1hon1nfi doiisra. liz iioene shen In tGcntv'
6vs ioIlars.
Sixfh alSae when sroes Gales aea forty thmsan
Aoliara a nnnre. mi nnder 1Sftv fhnnsand sini.
pm. tho license ahall De twenty dollars,
4hS1ssnd aoiisrs 81 mors and nnder forty thnns,
E;sheh cls.s vhsn srnss sales are tWantp.five
thossand degas q. or more. and snder thirty
Sr,iie,r and iftv css,fas . -
N;nth cisss svhen the orose ealea a,a t,,antv
th0uasnd or more. and under tWenty-6ye thon.
Tsnth clss. ~hen arnss ssIas ara f;fteen thor
and dollcrs az more. AMI nnder tvi,ntv thnn.
sand dollar. he licenee shall be seven dollars
Elevenfh class. when gross sales are ten thou.
aanfi d0ilars or more. and nnder nffaen anon
ssnd dolIars. the iiceuse shalI be i've dollar.
TVelfth class. whom aross sales are seven
nnsier fem fhonsand flollarn- the iicenaa .hail
he three dOllars and fifty cent?, =
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct


REsIGNED.-Lewis c. Bartlett, of Indiana, Second
DEPUTY Commissioner OF Pensions, has resigned on ac-
count OF III health resulting from old wounds.
CARP FOR THE WEsr-rhe Fish Commission car
started tonight with carp the supply of applicants
in Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota DdkOtj hohlana OFe-
gOn and Washington territory
ASSISTANT SECRETARY CooS-Assistant Secretary
Conn has returned 10 Washington from New-YOIk and
resumed his duties the Treasury Department to-day
His successor will soon be appointed
ADMIRAL JoU IRIS ENTERTAINMENr.-Thc accounting
officers Of the have consented to delay charS
inc i'm his personal salary the amount expended Dy Al
irl Jout In entertaining visitors 10 the tennessee at
the Ncw-OrleauS Exposition until the matter mas oeeu
brought TO the attention OF Congress-
CONSCIENCE FUND.-There was received at the Treas
ury Department to-day IN an envelope postmarked
NeUork y J $500 United states note marked con.
science money some days ago n contribution II 800
10 he Conscience Fund received at the Department
from a Washington clergyman WHO had received IL
through the confessional
ARRIVAL OF JUDGE NISCENT-Judgc Vincent, recently
removed b. Presidents order from the position OF
Cbirf Justice OF New Mexico, arrived In Washington
making auy statement concerning his removal or Tue
defence he proposes to make 1t woud, lie saiu. 10
mlulcsy improper for me 10 say anything apoit tho
matter before seeing my superors III Once. nave NOV
bad a word to say about the case TOT puOlcatloh'
CONDITION OF MINNESOTA INDIANs.-Actins Indian
commissioner pshaw to-day said that he had read
totrn,cnt alleged TO be the authority OK senator
n1wes to the effect that the Leech Lake Chippewas OK
MINNESOTA are in "A starving condition: rms statements
said Mr. Upshaw proves TO be not fact but pophecy
If il true III Il their small corn crop has been damaged
Inv frOss aud Wild rice crop nearly ruined oy over
H1 caused by daius the Mississippi but they have me
uroiucs OF their little gardens ana as matter oi ldcl
they are living comfortably.
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,t,p1,try or RAILROAD COMPANIES.

CotuMaA. S. c.. Oct - (SpcciaD. The supreme
Court of South Carolina has rendered decision "niG"
upsets the doctrine heretofore uniformly h'Id pS INC
Circuit Courts of this State that railroad corporations
are not liable tor the injury OF servant by Tue neg"
ccnce of fellow servant and that no acton 'N''''"
when an cmploye was so injured. In tue case III
ton Horace L. Cavo. an engineer on tue D""i,o'''
Columbia aud Augusta Railroad was I; caused
nv section masters tearing up the track Tor tepa,t1
and nceecne to place the usual signals oaHS o." ~
for damages aud proved that the ac'lutn, rSc Su
urcm, Court sets aside this non-sui renalds io vas"
Tor new trial and holds When9ny o inc uurS in
49, tLo r rcnce M such AGENT il the negligence Oh
ibe company aud that they must respond III damages
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GOOD rRnsrEcr. IL SUFFOLK.

The Republicans of Suffolk County are max
ins vigorous campa IN with the odds largely In favor
Of their success both the state and county tickets
The county is normally Republican by small majority
but in recent campaigns the Proibitonist- have de-
welcomed a strength that has reduced it, The Republican
county ticket Il made mp largely OF denominations
Iudsc Thomas Young. whose administration ot thn
county court has been highly crcdiblc has been rcn
mated. His opponent is cNJudEo Johh
y Reid. whose nomination has caused some amusement
lie made - violent attack on Cleveland IN the Demo
cratic County Convention lu speech opposing I"'o
linton introduced by Congressman Perry Hc!inuht
nuprnying the Administrators ttvh Service reform
motley The convention adopted BclmOntS rc7ou'1a0h
but ,tvc Reid the nomination for County judge. INC
Pcrubican candidate for surrogate, James H. Iuthll
la srrycd one term already and has made an excellent
record His opponent. Charles l. street. j. riDd
democrat ed who recently suffered dcic IN ms own
town for supervisor captain H. T. Haunting 1.-THE re
nubicau candidate Tor the Assembly, He IL ono OF the
most popuIar ncr I'm the county. Ills oppohcht mp
tain Edward Hawkins. has been twice defeated III tue
coWuty once for sheriff aud, four years ago,
Tor Comfy Clerk. Tho Republican candidate Tor
inc shricyally this year i Henry ". massey.
Holmes " Swczcy hes been reuominatcd Tor county
t.rE II IA probable tnat the entire Republican ticket
" I'M lie elected by majority Of from 800 10 300 Inc
candidacy OF Major John Birdsall for the state Senhto
has aided tie county ticket greatly IL IL believed thAt
Major Birl-A Will come out OF suffolk County with not
less than 900 majority.
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AFRAID OF THE TARIFF QUESTION.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. % (SpeciaD.-John ,.
Wise was In the city to-day for few hours Ho came
from the With Congressional District lie said that DC
had change his views as TO the result eA
pressed month ago. that tho Republican party VIII get
majority OF at least 5000 votes There have been 10
changes III tho last two weeks against the party, al
though the Bourbons have used their best efforts 10
antagonze the people against the Introduction OF Re-
publican speakers into the State from Ohio and other
States and 10 consolidate the Southern Democracy ny
alleging that these vile politicians have treatehe
Virginia our papers say to-day that sherman nud
Foraker will he respected here whether they are wei
coined not but IL IL apparent that the BourDons are
fearful OF the influence the speakers VIII have on INC
people I'm their argument the tarin question. Ken
nond ia secured by collectors for the Bourbon canvass
for contributions, aud both sides are doing hard Work
for the coming conflict.
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cu,1pRry ArA cEyrEXyIA1 SERVICE

The centennial services OF the Fourth res
bytcran Church, in Thiry-io1rh'stH near sElh"'e,'
which were begun on Sunday, were largely attended
The entire programme was devoted to Sunday
children ali OF the in the centre being reserved Tor
them. The decorations of the interior OF the
church presented beautiful appearance tno
'front.' Of the pulpit being entirely hludch
mid Mains roses and slnilax while baskets and festoons
Of autumn leaves hung from the GALLERIES AUo oyc
,he mint the figures d" 1873 " aud 1880 were
rroubt I'm red and white As the organ played
march the children in two columns aPpearcd at INC en-
france and slowly marched up the nisles The Kew DI
John Spaulding presided. and announced the opening
Iymn Which was sung b. the children htcr me lh'och
lion and reading OF scriptures the Rev. Dr. John thomson
addressed the children. Dr. Thomson was the former
nasor of the church and came from Scotland 10 TAKE
or i'm these services lie said that as hc gaZed INTO the
faces of the children many faces OF parents 10" gone
from earth were vvidly recalled ADDRESSED were made
hv Dr lanes d. Wilson. Dr. George Alexander ana Df
Pars1ns After the services refreshments were served
to The children In the lecture roo his evening inc
subject Will be " "reminiscences
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THE 4uERIC.IN ACADEMY or MEDICINE.
IT'S ANNUAL MEErING BEGCN-AN ADDRESS BY
DIR. GIUoN. THE PRESIDENT.

IT'S ANIMAL MrErlNG BEGCN-AS ADDRESS BY
DIR. GIHoN. THE PRESIDENT.
The American Academy of Medicine began
ia ninth annual yesterday afternoon at the
house OF the New-lork Academy OF Medilne H
West 1hirty-hrsst. About hfy physicians aI!eadea
the afternoon session which was mostly deyo.vu o w
business matters. but DR. Ghons address ~ SS
,n mat meeting. The Rev. Henry j. Van DYKE. Jr'
opened the meeting IN tne oced pclows Of tue
Aco1eny making total membership Oh DO tnJ P
dent Albert L. Ghon, T. y nr A. r. Ascw benjamin
Lee and L. T. Bush. DIR. Robert Lowry olpv', Hs
ste, rem n ucadn He deplored the large quantity
and nnor quality of medical SCHOOLS ing WISH Vi ea s,
10 Examinations and the necessity OF general
education, while only etSht " t,u,isu,io0s
me- Yankee wish FOR short cut nad.madc medicine an
cmrttary study. All this had worked not only great
,, disrciuto TO the medical profession but had
any thorough search Tor leaning among tho
bitter class of medical students DIR: Charles Mclniite,
T.on in Student Le." speaking OF tho Few uses TO
which athletics were put as aids for The Weak more Ss
sRetch of Western North Carolina as icalth Resort
showing what are scientific t GInrS
In the evening DIR. Ghon delivered tue principal ad.
dress of the session. taking as his subject what Is
nre sdrnt should deliver an address OF
ped now been IN existancc mae years and had only
2Gj members. The lest known medical a'I1s'a rol
:, tiGo1sandth part OF United states physicians.
SmnIy because few doctors could be NOucheu ioL "a
vnr The slender classical and hngllsn education that
the consultation of the alemy called for In woru,
,ncdIrinc wa, fast declining from place among TUG
irorned professions DR.. Ghon then gave history ot
Tho Wink that the society has done ana Oh
WIZ What IL is trying TO do IN tho way OF rails
tnS the profession. He proposed practical inc '
ois of continuing tho WORK. lho Ptntn
CnaI bSnrInces lay IN the that differing from other
cn,res the physicians OF the United STATES, saw
Ho"ris q; health could acquire official authority;
Each medical college could give full Of work
This was rot the case in the legal profession, Tia
Judges were selected for their htness Tor would
spea Rer concluded with the hope tnat would DO
M made md that before long every md always
scholar Dr. GhOns remarks Ssn siI ~ applause
interesting, many times ps,hess win be at.
1h,s ,rnIuinv some unfinished pusineaS haracter viii
tended to and papers Of q more ~eiH'
be read.
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Dudley and Colonel H. c. Parsons will speak in shenan-
doah every night this week.
THE COURTS.
SEVEN YEARS IN LUDLOW STREET JAIL.

Ex-JUDGE ARMOUR APPEALING IN BEHALF OF
PRIsoNER-wHY HE WAS SENT TO PRISON.
The case of Augustine r. Macdonald. who
has been in the Ludlow street Jail for nearly seven
years on charge Of converting to his own use tundS
which, under judgment for $4,000 obtained by Hovey
Dole. were declared to be due to them, was before
Justice oGorman in the Superior Court, special term
yesterday. He was formerly captain in tho British
army. He is about fy-sx years old and is grandson
OF Captain John Macdonald, who IN 1772 led q
party Of 200 refugees from religious
persecution In Scotland to Prince Edwards Island where
they settled. The prisoner after his arrival In this cou
try, read law in Boston inthe Office OF Judge Choae ana
then went South aud mado money IN tobacco and cotton
claimed as his property was destroyed. Ia 1862 while
his liabilities at $2300OO with assets of little nominal
value including claim against the Government for the
through another person for $50 and afterwari
was awarded $297 900 by commission appointed to
examine war claims. Messr5 H0vey IL Dole claimed
TO have been employed by him in prosecuting this claim
with the agreement that they should receive one.0urth
of lie refused to pay this and after much litigation
an order requiring hm to pay tho funds into court was
obtained which no dsObeyed and was declared in con-
him by default by IIoyey bole who then charged him
with conversion Of funds upon which their Judgment
was Hen and had him arrested on an order signed by
Justice Of the superior Court He sted IN so.
Ex-Judgo William H. Arnoux his counsel. yesterday.
appealed to Justice OGOrman for order opening the
default on the ground that Macdonald had good de-
s G pr m rcs Tas b o s
that he had taken his without any prospect Of re-
ccNhS payment lot his services MS attention nvihg
been called to 1t by the rector of Grace Chapel Before
the treaty with Great Britain IN accorinnce
with which the commission had made the award Mac
dOualds claim worthless. The interests Of Justice
and humanity demanded that ho should be released
after his long Imprisonment and allowed TO defend the
action that had gone against him by default lie main
tanned that the arrest I'm the first instance Illegal as
the complaint did set forth that demand had been
made for tho money.
Tnomae NJ. Wheeler opposed the application, saying
That the questions involved had alrrndy
jurisdiction Macdonald had submitted himself 1t had
been decided here that the Judgment obtained against
him In Washington by IIOyey q Dolo final. He
could have had the tried In 1870 but he could not
to trial until he had purged himself OF contempt
The chief defence would be- he understood, II the
rcopcncd that Hovey K Dole had agreed to render
Illegal services, Offering TO brihe the Commission. and
for this there the slightest foundation The de-
csiOn reserved.