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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
THE c a " NJ EXTENSION.
ar. ScWklrk, of Luther. Report ts4s la
49,.

~. NcWklra. of Ietler, Eepors. ss.s Ia
tcEsisw MIA S.en. Nuiiise ca
Il " NeNkrk. editol of the A0theT
E.sag gr.ss. Vas ia the CITY Yesterday GA
bis Wsy home fgom Detroit. Mr. Aew-
kIk Mas oDe of the committee from
Luther wAo waited upon } B MoA-
ken, IF she & &N. NJ, railroad e.
aIsF tHe extens.ea.ef that r3ad ilo.a
BALDWIN nogtA VA latheg. Nj. NeU-
klFk reports thaf Mr Malikel saI
tAaE the road contemplated as exte.l-
son from LUIatT through - fOioskey
"a wak of lsaYers rst CITY. and earlier "a
Iac season bad. partially completed al-
raugements a. gliag end. Ihe passage
81 the Ia lr0ad Fare tnh had. howeYeG
upset thelr calculations and he feafea
tnat 4 would prevent them from Tioai-
ing ihe bonds Qo Whlch they bad hoped
10 secure tie necessary capital. he
sald that - any event the mann iue
would t1e bu'ii teroagh Lnther, bat
that from ba.jeln 4 would bear
sharply 10 lhe northwest The country
ID that dregtu1 r. level and the lne csn
t,e bUllt and ol rated eas4lN and cheap
lN. while north ed Luther the country Is
- hliN a. a. ..a Ike construction very
expensive and taUse heavy grades
which would make the cost Of 0per-
atlne excessive The road however,
stood ready O. husd a branch Ia
Luther al aug tme when tie citizens
would guarantee a reasonable amount
Ot business. The mann object ia
building the line 10 the north, Nh.
Mulilken SAID, was the through pas
sengef traffic.
Mr. NeWklrk sad also that the CHIP
pewa Valley Railroad Company, eX-
tending from Nj Pleasant 10 BIG Rap
IDS, Is talking of building through 10
Manistee 10y way Of Luther. THIS :
Grand Trunk scheme.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
DISEASED BEEF.
Byron Farmer Arrested for Trying 10
Sell bad Meat


John Nichols, 4 Byron township
farmer and string butcher, wss arrested
yesterday on warrant charging him
with attempting 20 sell diseased beef.
The complaint was made by Health
officer ". q saunders, whose attention
was called 10 the case by West SIDE
butcher 10y the name of PeaTle.
Mr.. Saunders learned where the
animal had been slaughtered and gong
there secured the head. The right eve
had been knocked out, and had been Il
running sore. Il WAS ascertslned, for
four or i've weeks before the COW WAS
killed.
DR.. DeCamp was called and examined
the head and also went 10 the Lske
Shore House where the carcass was left
and exam ned IL. He found, besides
indications Of disease m the flesh on the
right SIDE OF the neck, large tumoT on
the right SIDE OF the ribs, evidently
caused from some local INJURY.
The evidence that Nichols knew that
the meat was not 1T tor food Was quite
strong. In taking off the hide he left
the diseased side oi the head with the
hide on SO that the putrd condition
could not be seen - Well. He killed
the animal on Sunday, and not beng
able TO get n good butcher to do il he
had "A boy help'him while he did the
work himself.
Nichols obtained the COW and SO
from a muknal on Rver-ave ID
exchange for another COW, evidence
that the milkman considered the cow
worth not more than s.. He made the
change only sunday morning, and ap-
parently for fear that she would die on
his hands hc killed her for beet. He
offered the carcass for sale 81 several
markets, bat wes unable 10 dispose OF
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
SPENDING HIS PENSION.

An oId soldier LfsHes over A5oO in the
Dives ~ th. Sify-Arrested-
Oma Dckerson, an o.a soldier who
recently received 3 pension - nearly
500. was arrested sunday night for
visiting q house Of lll-fame. and when
searched he had only $50 left. The
police have been watching him pretty
closely for few DAYS. and noticed that
be- was apparently having high time,
and bang = man Of - wears, they
thought i best - stop his reve.s. lie
pleaded guilty in poilce court yesterday
morning. and Judge Holmes assessed
hlm $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
HE APPROPRIATED FUNDS
An Ice Wagon Driver Fined for Taking
Money Belonging To the Company.

An Ice Wagon Driver Fined for Taking
Money Belonging to the Company.
VIM. Barry, an emplOye OF the Valley
City Ice and Coal Company, was
arrested Yesterday on a warrant for
embezzlement. When ARA gned IN
police court Barry explained that he
had sold ice 10 customers outside OF
those on the company books and had
collected about two dollars IN that way
which he had not turned IN.
Prosecuting Attorney stewart stated
to the court that the ICE companies are
troubled, very much, IN this manner,
and he hoped that heavy enough pun
ishment would be inflicted 10 make the
ice wagon drivers more careful. The
Judge assessed Barry $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
IN TROUBLE ABROAD.
Dwight Brooks Arrested and in Jail al
Bay CITY.

Bay tiiy.
Dwight Brooks, of this city, has been
arrested at Bay City, and in default of
the payment OF a fine Of Sl03, Is now
lodged in jail. Brooks formerly
travelled for 5. T. Kinsey, the shirt
manufacturer, but has lately been run
ming for himself. He takes orders for
shirts. measures the customers, has the
shirt, cut and made UP in this city and
then delivers them. Bay City has an
ordinance requiring solicitors of tins
kind TO pay a license fee. Brooks neg
lected TO take out the license and was
therefore arrested. He claims that
the ordinance is uncon- rtutional and
viii appeal to the higher oGrts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

Mrs J. J De Baum. wife Of the pas
tor of the Iagrave Street Church. wss
urosusted saturday VITA paralysis
shefs reported some better but - 81 i
se~lousv ih. on Friday the church
presented her husband rith p purse of
s2lG. and thov were planning vsca-
tom frir Ther plans have low been
ru9eir irarrauvra.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

Fverv one shorld a 20 careful Weduas-
dav when Forepaws shov Is IA town
how they iesve iher houses alone.
There Is sIwsvs 81 srmT oi sneak
thieves following p tne wake ~ tnHse
arga e1ows sr5 TaanT -onhtties may
~ looked to1 se eEtra ffees t.Jn
= taken ~ people 80 E1ari fEaiLsl ~.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
DR.. Ethelbert @. Cosman.

Late OF the Cincinnati College of Medicine
and Surgery Cincinnati. ohio. has Offices at
Rooms / ana =. No. l05 Monroe-st.. Grand
Rapids. Mich. where all durable cases are
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Bright'S Disease. Dyspepsia. Rheu-
Mat.sIn and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes a specially.
CATARkH CURED.
CONSULTATION az Office or by mail, 81.
once hours TO II a. m. 2to4 p. N. and &c
,. m. sunday 10 p. m
Address all mail 70 DR.. +. o. COsman. Rooms
and 2. No. los MonrOe-St.. Grand Rapids
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25

TIE I'D woHisn structure forming
ts.s soatb eDa ~ tie r.. -. 81 fre znt
s,oax las q been removed sra fne
sxesreta1a nearir Warf f1r re
aev add 1l3u Valcn E ~ olit sl'J1-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-25
THE LIBEL CASE,

The Case of the Emerson Brothers Ad-
journed Until july.
The Emerson brothers. arrested on
complaint of Charles Garwood for
criminal libel, were arraigned before
Judge Holmes yesterday morning and
pleaded not guilty. The examination
was set down for July =.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25
TUESDAY.

A superior class Of immigrants is
now pouring into Castle Garden.
The republican manufacturers and
politicians are having family jar in
Pennsylvania.
Flour is lower again in Baltimore.
Wheat Is still going down.
Corn was Slightly better in Balti.
more on some little demand for ex-
port.
Provisions are easier at primary
markets.
Coffee is dull and unsettled.
Pre.surs is being brought to bear
to'secure the appointment of collec-
tor for the port of Baltimore before
Collector Groome's term expires.
Mr. Thomas M. Lanahan, city d.
rector of the B. q o. Company, con.
dennis the Policy of abandoning new
construction work at the Mount Glare
shops.
John Burk, who was sentenced to
peniten larry for ten years and six
months for robbery escaped by crawl
ing $50 feet through 8 feel sewer.
Senators John Sherman and Mat.
Quay have gotten into q full-grown
quarrel over an Office and the irate
Pennsylvania says Sherman actions
were "discreditable and dishonora-
ble."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25
SHENANDOAH.

The Danmsrk,s passengers have
been rescued. The Steamship Mis-
sonri brought them into port.
The oil tank steamer Wilkonmen,
the first ever seen in Baltimore, arrived
Sunday and attracted great deal of
attention.
The steamship Pine Branch, which
which has just reached here from Rio,
reports the yellow fever as terrible at
Santos.
The steamship Dresden will land at
Locust Point this week over 800 i'm
migrants. the largest number ever
brought to Baltimore on one trip.
The business Of the Baltimore post
Office has increased to such an extent
that it is probable Postmaster Brown 9
republican successor will receive a SAL
airy of 5000.
Judge Yellott caused sensation at
Towsontown by discarding the regu-
lar jury list and selecting names him
sen.
The mangled body of Constable Ben
Morris was found s.ear Charleston, w.
Va. Ii Is believed he was murdered.
A syndicate Of Northern capitalists
has purchased 10000 acres of timber.
ed lands in Virginia and North Caro-
lima for $4,000.
Grace Smaliwood, colored, OF Wash
ington. hs be q sentenced 10 De hang
ed in October next for infanticide.
Purser Frank ]. Stone, of the Pc
tomac river steamer Wakefield, is
dead.
The Ivy City races begin at Wash
iRgton on Wednesday.
Eighteen persons employed in the
seed room Of the Agricultural De-
partment were discharged Saturday.
Gen. Merritt reports all quiet at
Oak lahoma.
The wages OF the miners and coke
workers at the Stamford mines.
Mount Pleas INT. Pa, will be reduced
15l cent. on Tie first of May. A
strike is probable. One hundred and
ovens at these works
closed down on Saturday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25
STEAMER WssrMoaElaHu
No More High Tariff !

long experience In buying and SELL
III ing goods enables me 10 give my Gus
toners the advantages OF the ss.me.
and for BARGAINS FOR CASH / Dnly
ask you TO examine my stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere. will name In part
my prices:
Syrups from 90 TO 40 cents.
Sugars from to cents.
Best coffee for 90 cents.
Fine teas, 80 TO go cents.
Oils from 10 20 90 cents.
Gin, Wine and Whiskies from 90 10 80 cts
Best Maryland Ale, on dram. 10 cents.
My Boots and Shoes are unexcelled.
Ladies' finest buttoned goat, seamless with
tips, Lyons patent process, for 50, worth
Same patent, in finest calf. 81 so.
misses button goat, patent leather tips,
Misses button goat, leather tips, with heels,
Women's warranted, calf.fronts. sheen.
lined, saddie-backed, cable-scwed, 81 IS.
Mems fino seamless, buttoned, from I'll 90
10 " 70, worth any where So.
Mems whole stock plows, 81 SO.
rlnest milwaukee oil grain, 30 inch iep and
saddle seam boots, 81 so, worth As 10
Fisherman's red leather boots, tan sole.
-, worth IS.
Good saddle-seam farmers boot Sc.
Boys best kip saddlc-scamed boot So.
Also, measures taken aud best booes and
shoes made 10 order at shortest notice AZ
lowest rates.
Best drugs from the most reliable house in
the State.
am to be found at the same old stand.
l.. j. WISE,
10 California, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25

in the 7th districs, ON the Goth instant,
FLORENCE, youngest daughter Of James
Z. and Julia @. Bailey, aged 4 months.
On the 18th, instant, il the 4th district,
GEORGE A. MATTINGLY, aged about
% years May he rest in peace
In Washington city, ON April 20, 1899,
the 9Th year Of his sge. May he rest in
peacei
On April 10, 1889, JAMES r. IHOMP-
son, In the 18th year of his age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25
1889. Notice. 1889.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
On and after March 9th, 1889.
"a /. STEAMER
yUE

- sz--'sf ss@ssz@sss Sue
Capt w. Q. GEOGHEGAN. win Ieove PIC.
io, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY at 8, p. NJ, for the following
landings on Potomac River:
On TUESDAYS FOR
GToInIe 10, harDor, Munday's Point,
ZONES Jones Wnan, Abelps Wharf,
D Dlolnss MARI, Towards Wharf.
Cowart's Wharf, FoxweIi;a Wa.,S
Coan Wharf, Stones whs-t
kinsale Wharf, Cobrum What
Lodge Wharf, Nomini Forry
Mt. Holly Wharf.
Leave LEONARDTON G,r RAT. v,topp
on Thursday at 2, A. M.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
TIoIhne ~ haroor, Foxwell's Wharf.
1 p. nan Cobrum Wharf,
D Ds w hari, Howard's Wharf.
Bacon's Wharf, Leonarsitown u,u,
Cowart'a Wharf, stones Wharf Hi''
IAN IAN nari, Lancaster'g Wharf.
r nihsais mar, Chaptico Wharf,
Munday's Point, Smiths Point
Piney Point, Gly,nount
Abell's Wharf
ALEXANDRIA 81 WASHINGTON n n
Leave WASHINGTON for BALTIsiDRE
on Sunday, at 4, p. n.
rTesghs Recesccd only on I'UE.sD1 Ygand
ne Freight reasiced otter 40, Pm
a. NO biis OF Lading viii be signed exceps
X FOSTER, General Manaper
80 "A. NEEDHAM. Jr., Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25

Mr.. T. Snowden Hill is reported as
saying to a Herald reporter that be
would take charge Of bis Office either
on the ist or the 18th OF May. Mr..
BILL also said that he would 20 slow
in making bis appointments and dur
ing the first three weeks Of his ineum-
bency would make no appointments
whatever.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25

lCoBsiszfd from lst Page.)
8ATURDAY.
No Dews q the ill.faisd Darnark's
passengers ~ jet been received.
The sosis 81 the Cincinnati will
open csnsennlai week with banquet.
Hamiltoa 9Ii6eld will be appoint
ed postn 80 u ElIieott City. Nd.
Gosernof u kson has issued q rro.
ciamstioa deeignating April 80 as a
legal hoiisay
.Congre<sul1n Compton is endeavor-
ing to show nat certain posimasters
rsappoinfed IN Charles couaty were
renoved by DC Cleveland administra-
tion for cause
An order has been issued 10 Gen.
Merritt. conmanding the United
States troops. to act with The United
States narsbaIs in preserving order
in Oklahoma.
The board considering the bids for
building coast defence vessel reports
that the lowest bid exceeds the a.
mount whiehean be allowed from the
appropriations.
At thsnEcsl option election in
Salan.. 10y. Thursday,
the dry ticket was successful.
1t is said 10 Richmond that General
William Malone has made an APP
pointmsnt with President Harrison for
next week to discuss the federal
patronage in Virginia.
A great fire swept the east bank of
the North river from Fifty-ninth to
Sixty-ffth street. New York city,
yesterday. destroying three million
dollars worth Of property belong ng
to the New York Central Railroad,
and at least half million dollars
worth of lard and -four belonging to
other persons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25
ZOE THE HousE on DELEGATEs.

Msssrs. Editors Please announce Mr..
sn:onAkD I. HAMMErT, of the eighth
district as Q candidate for tho General A.
sennly OF Maryland, subject b the decig-
ION OF tne Democratic nominating eonven-
ucn- Democrats.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25

The great battle in between Prohi-
lion and rum MAS tonight out at the
polls Monday and rum uon by over
1000 majority.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25
FOR SHERIFF.

j. Philip GREEgwELL. If st. Clements
bay, = announsed as a candidate for the
next shefiiislty, subject 10 the decision of
etn Democratic party. DEMOCRATS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25
ENTERTAINMENT.

The ladies Of All Faith Parish will on
MONDAY, the 18th of April, hold an en-
tertainment at Charlotte Hall for the sake
OF procuring funds 10 aid in making re-
pairs to the parish church.
tCharles county papers please copy.)
April 1875
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25
FOR SHERIFF.

fiease announce JOSEPH II. COUGH
az candidate for The next ebe,;fFsi,. r.
VIII be earnestly supported he the ge,n &c
Gratis Of the county in general and esra ...i
ly by those OF the oad nss.p';a,
March 28s A''s'ie''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25

FOR SHERIFF.

pe Inc sterling qualities Of JOHN & JAP.
DOE, Of - Inigo's district, induces hi. mr.
meFous friends throughout she county ~
Sheriff. eAAio'uaee ior
Jan31l c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25
IsH Advertisements.
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Daniel G. Hammest. Assignee,
Margaret A. Wise.

In the Circuit Court for 81. Mary's counfy.
sitting as Court 81 Equity.
No. 703 N. T.
Ordered this 18th day Of April, 1889.
that the Auditors report. filed In the
above cause, Be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary he shewn on
or before the Ord Monday 81 May, 1889,
provided copy Of this order be published
in the ST. Mary's BEACON once week for
three successive weeks prior 10 the said 3rd
Monday Of May.
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy--Tcst:
]. FRANK FORD. Clerk.
April 25-3wl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25

A MER
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upon 'sie
F)rasnN
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1889-04-25

Ready made clothing Is, indeed. very
cheap and a. an reminder Of ii, examine
he large stock at r. o. Morgan's.
, 1889-10-19

elizabeth Joseph, of this town. aged
80 years.
25-Mr Niels Peter Nielsen, of Denmark,
aged SO years.
26-Invalid, Cathrine Didrichsen, of this
town, aged SO years.
"-Labourer, John Petersen, of this
town, aged 55 years.
27-MaSOn, Jacob Birket, aged 80 years.
September FREDERIKsTED
Baker, Adelaide Conner, Of this town,
aged "a years.
6-Labourer, Frederick Joseph, Est.
Mountain aged 80 years.
9-Mason, Joseph DeZan, of this town,
aged 40 years.
cooper, Cornelius Petros, of this
town, aged So years.
1O-Fisherman, Edward Abramson, of
this town, aged 55 years.
12-Child, Joseph Nathaniel Petersen, of
this town, aged 10 days.
~15-Pauper, Hester Johannes, of this town,
aged 70 years.
17-Child, James A Comerop, of this town,
aged 4 years.
"-Labourer, Daniel Gibbs, Est. Bethle-
hem aged 81 years.
~28-Invalid, Domingo F. Christian, of st.
John, aged 80 years.
29-Chlld, Jane Amelia Wemer, Est.
Orange Grove, 2 months.
3O-LabOurer, Frances Richard, Est. Punch,
aged 26 years.
, 1889-10-19
The CMLtiU0tiOn Of Sugar
in Persia.

The United States Consul Mt Teheran. in
the course of a very interesting report on
sugar in Persia, observes that the cant was
introduced into that country. from its Orlgi.
nal home III Btnga! ut "a very rtnI0ti period.
A Western writer of the fifth century de-
ScribpS IL growing on The banks of Tho
Karun. In ancient times and up to The
14th century the cane was much cultivated
IN S%nSiand, which was then an important
commercial centre. But when the canals
were neglected and the district fell into
decay the cultivation necessarily ceased.
Hundreds of mill.StOnes or wheels formerly
used for pressing out the juice may now be-
seen lying around Ahwaz. The Persian
historians attribute the ruin of the trade
not to the cessation of the Indispensable
water supply, but to scorpions. An Indian
merchant, to create a "cornpr' in sugar,
bought up all he could And aud stored it
for q. year OF two. When he opened his
stores he found the sugar had all turned
into scorpions, which came. ont by the mil
lions. The people of Ahwaz, formerly q
centre of the cultivation, fed, and the city
has remained q desert unto. this day. *
Persian poet describes his mistress's ring.
lets as deadly like the scorpions of Ahwaz.
TheOnly district in Persia where the sugar
cane liz now cultivated is Mazanderan,
which is also the rice producing district.
1t was introduced, there during the last
century. 1t requires a year to ripen, but
the canes are small and poor, and the pro-
dace is of inferior quality, being dark and
moist. The sugar is mostl consumed in
the province, but n portion of it is sent to
Gillian and some to Russia. The canes are
planted in slips. with two or three joints,
in February or. March, End ripen
'aboue~~sight or n%inemonths later, nav:
, 1889-10-19
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, October, 16th.-lt is announced
that the contract with the Royal Steam
ship Company for carrying the mails has
been settled.
New York, October, 16th.-Tho King Of
POrtu gal is dying, and has received the
last sacrament.
The death is announced of SIR Daniel
Gooch, the celebrated English engineer:
Berlin news states THAT I'll" CZar and his
son are proceeding to Dantzic, where they
Will meet the Czarina and 20 hence. home
by train. 1t is understood that the Gear
is g%ratitied by his reception in Germany.
At a banquet at Palermo, SiguOr Crispi,
in the course Of an address. stated thai it
was necessary to combat all who were
seeking to undermine the political ediice
of Italy. Rome had existed before the
temporal power, and would exist without
it. The Pope, he said, has perfect religions
liberty, and it WAS easier to combat All.
archiSm than the Church. In conclusion
he appealed to all to separate openly from
the creators of disorder, while pretending
to represent the ideas of Mazzini and Carl
baldi.
A Paris despatch states that NJ. Spuller
yesterday received Signor Ressmann, the
Italian envoy, who alluded to SigAOr
Crispi's speech, and assured Vi. SpulIer of
ltaly'S pacific sentiments.
The King and Queen of Denmark nave
railel tor Athens.
London, October ~1Gth.-Sugar in stock
on the 18th was $4,000 tons. Last year
1863, 1000 tons.
TELEGRAMs TO STAR AND HERALD.
The scene III the Conlt room at DumfriPs
yesterday, when The july, in the Case of the
Earl OF Galloway, who WAS charged with
indecent behaviour towards girls OF tender
years, brought in THEN verdict of acquittal,
WAS one rarely witnessed in Il criminal
court in this country. The guilt of the
accused seemed so clearly established that
those present in the Cont room, many of
whom were friends and relatives of the
little girls whom the ignoble man was
charged with abusing, took no pains to
conceal their disgust with the verdict. The
announcement OF the verdict was q signal
for loud expressions of d%isapprOval from
the benches where the spectators were seat.
ed, and the threats Of the presiding Judge
were OF no avail to supprt So the cries of
shame uttered by dozens of indignant
PERSONS.
In London the news of the verdict was
received with great Indignation among the
pOpulace, who pointed out that had the
"ccueeu oeeh anything out q great noble
man, the evidence brought out would have
been sufficient to convict him a dozen
times over.
London October. l7th-The rumoured
change of head quarters in the new Royal
mail contract for carrying the mails ia
still undecided.
Mr.. Gladstone. in the course of a speech
in support of Mr.. Peel as candidate for
Brighton. denounced tha SuOar convention
as making sugar dearer.
New York, October, 17th.-The death is
announced of Baron Fitzgerald.
London news states that an explosion of
fre,lamp. has occurred in the Bentille
colliery 1T -LOngton- County, Stafford, by
which 50 perSops lost their lige&lg.f5 V{