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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-15
STARCH WORKS BURNED.
Narrow Escape Of EmplOyeS-A Number
Of Girls Seriously Injured.

DEs MONIES, April 14.-The Gilbert
Starch Works were destroyed by fire TO-
day. Los, S125,OOO.
The works are situated three miles from
the business center of the city The flames
broke out in the first story, and as soon as
the cry of Fire" was carried frcm floor to
floor mad rush was made by the employees
to escape. Many tumbled downstairs aud
several girls were seriously injured, three
having their arms broken. The property
was, it is reported turned over to
the starch trust few days ago, permission
having been given by the insurance COM
panies, so that the insurance holds good.
The factory was in full operation and en-
ployed 112 men and as many women and
children.
Later details show that no lives were lost,
but there were many narrow escapes. The
building and contents were insured for
S2O0OOO
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RACE MEETINGS.
Six Events at MemphiS-ClOSe Of the
Winter Season at Clifton.

MEMPHIS. April 14.-The first race to-day
was for purse OF $3.50, SO to the second,
and S25 to the third, four furlongs. Bowen
won. Joe Center second, Chimes third.
Time, 051.
Second race, for purse of $780, S75 to
the second and SIS to the third, seven
furlongs, Workman won, Mary K second.
Mary third. Time, 1888.
The third race, subscribed to by the
Memphis cotton factories and buyers,
closed with thirty-six subscriptions, 500
added, $50 to the second. $50 to the third,
one and a. sixteenth miles. Mamie Fonso
won, Tudor second, Jacobin third Time,
1:5115.
Fourth race, for purse of $500, 500 to
the second, one and an eighth miles, Fay
ette won, Stoney Montgomery second,
Macaulay third. Time, 1 5SA.
Fifth race, for purse Of $500, S75 to the
second and S25 to the third, six furlongs.
Barney won. Bonnie Taw second, Okla
homa Kid third. Time, :O9B.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Twenty second Annual Conyen-
tion of the Grand Lodge.
Opening Of Session - Statistical Report of
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal.
Officers and Committees.

The twentysecond annual convention OF the
Grand Lodge OF California, knights OF Pythias
was called to order last evening at o'clock in
Union square Hall, T. j. Crowley, Grand Chan
celor, presiding.
After calling the roll OF officers and represent
atlyes and quorum found TO be in attendance,
the Grand Lodge was opened In regular FORM
The Committee on Credentials aud Returns
presented report of those eligible to sit at this
session and also upon number Of Past Chan
cellOrs entitled 10 receive the Grand Lodge rank
which report was cOncurred In, after which the
Grand Master alarms introduced nearly 200
Past Chaneellors upon whom the Grand Lodge
rank was conferred and who were then given
seats as members OF the Grand Lodge.
Appointments OF an official reporter and two
assistants to the Grand Keeper Of Records and
Seal were made.
The reports OF the grand officers were pre-
sented and referred to the Committee on Distri-
button.
From The report of H. Schaffner. Grand Keeper
of Records and Seal, the following statistical in
formation is taken: Since the last annual ses.
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COWARDLY MURDER.
4 Prominent KentuCkian Shot and Mort
ally Wounded.

LOUISVILLE, April IA sensational
murder occurred near Springfield. KY. this
morning. While quarreliug over their
wives, Abraham Kelly shot and instantly
killed Samuel Logan, a we'll known
citizen of Springfield. Both men were but
recently married. The men talked of their
wives, as newly made husbands
are wont to do, and finally from
bantering on the respective merits
and dement's of their wives, the joking
gradually changed to bitter remarks. Kelly
then went away. In n short time he re-
Walking quietly toward Logan he ad-
vanced to within 100 yards of his vic
tim, when, without a word, he fired
full at Logan, who fell with blood
flowing from his wounds. Kelly es-
capped to the woods, and up to tonight has
not been captured
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

OTTAWA, April ID = Her Majesty's ship
Warspite, a turre:-ship, is on her way to
British Columbia. She will be the largest
manor war ever in the Pacific Ocean.
CAMDEN IN. j., April IA. = The hand
some residence and outbuildings of Mason.
the inventor of the Mason fruit-jar, near
vineland, was destroyed by an incendiary
fire. The loss is $4,000.
CHICAGO, April IA. - The Public Service
Committee of the County Board has refused
TO pay the special attorney fees for the
CrOnin case, amounting to $4,000. Great in
dignation Is caused by this action.
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PORK AND WHEAT.
The Chicago Market More Quiet and Shorts
3 RacnminP Reassnred

CHICAGO, April 14.-There was very lit
tie excitement on Change to-day, trade
having become more accustomed to wild
fluctuations. May wheat is selling cent
and half higher than on Saturday. Hutch
inson was not conspicuous in the market
In an interview he declared himself to be a
seller for May and June at the prevailing
premium over July. Pork showed little Of
Saturdays excitement. Armour was Offer
ing pork, and 1t was understood that he
was ready to sell heavily il prices took the
course they did Saturday. This has re-
assured the shorts and there is less of a
wild rush to buy
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FAILURE OF BROKERS.

Suspensions Caused by the Recent Chicago
Wheat DIAL
DETROIT, April 1.-THE rumored failure
OF Charles V. Bryan, President of the
Board OF Trade, was confirmed to-day. He
was caught short on 100000 bushels of
May wheat during the recent rise and is
very heavily involved.
NASHVILLE, April 14.-McCrea & Co., a
large commission firm of this city. failed
@ TINS afternoon; The failure is due to be-
Ing short. and their inability to
cover trades on the Chicago Board of
Trade, McCrea & Co.'s house at Louis
Vile also announced their failure tonight.
Their liabilities cannot be learned. but are
understood to be very large
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EXCESSIVE ASSESSMENT.
Dernsheim Co.'s Complaint Ag ainst Hunting
ton Qrdared Amandaa

ION Urdered Amended
NEW YORK, April 14.-Justice O'Brien of
the Supreme Court to-day decided that the
complaint in the suit of Dernsheim s. Co.,
to restrain the reorganization of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central Railway Company,
be amended: The plaintiffs, who are stock
holders OF the company, charge that Hunt
ington tried to wipe out the old stockhold-
ers of the company by excessive assess
ments, so he can secure control OF the road
to the Southern Pacific. The assessment
for the issuance of new stock in exchange
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Closing Day at Gil ton.

CLIFTON, April 14.-rhis was the closing
day of the winter racing at this track. The
weather was pleasant and the track fast.
The attendance was very large. the four
mile race being the feature Of the day. The
events were as follows:
First race, fifteen sixteenths of mile
(selling)-Monte Cristo won, Cupid second,
Roger third. Time, :37%.
Second race, one and a sixteenth miles
lselling)-The Sheriff won, Esau second,
Eatontown third. Time, :5lA.
Third race, half mile (Seliing)-Osceola
won, Moonstone second, Little Jake third.
Time, .49A.
Fourth race, four miles (seliing)-Miss
Cody won, Vigilant second, Bella third.
Time, 7:27A.
Fifth race, the Adeu handicap. one mile
St: Paris won, St John second, ShotoYer
third. Time, 43.
Sixth race, three-quarters of mile
maidensl-Remembran won, Addie I
second. Neiland flly third. lime. :lSK
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for the old was Is per cent. It appeared
that the Central Trust Company, which
purchased the Houston and Texas Central
at foreclosure, had not exercised its powers
to make the assessment, and that the assess-
ment complained of was not actually levied
by 1t. These facts, and the allegation that
the assessment was excessive and unauthor-
lied, O'Brien says, should be stated in the
complaint. An adjournment of one wsek
was given to let plaintiffs counsel tx things
up in better shape.
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THE PANAMA CANAL.
An Extension Of the Concession to Be Applied


For
PANAMA, April 1.-THE following cable
gram is published by the Star and Herald,
which says it is very important inasmuch
as the means Of carrying on work at the
canal must necessarily have been provided
before any effort TO approach the Colombian
Government was contemplated: IN. San
tereau Of the Panama Central Committee
intends soliciting from the Colombian Gov
ernment an extension of the concession in
favor Of the holders of titles (porteurs de
tltresl, with the concurrence Of heliquida-
tor of the canal, based on the Santereau
project"
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That In taking the life of Terry under these
circumstances he was aching under authority of
the United States and was Justified IN SO doing
and that lie is not liable to answer for murder 10
The courts of California on account OF his par in
the transaction. We therefore confirm the iudg.
ment OF The Circuit Court authorizing his dis
charge from the custody of the Sheriff OF San
Joaquin County.
Justice Miller's reading lasted two hours,
during which time the courtroom was
crowded to suffoeation.
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THE MARKSMEN.
Preparations for Their Recep-
tiOn in Germany.
Unusual HOnOrS to Be Accorded the
American Visitors.
In Hungarian NObleman Placed Under the
Care Of a Guardian BY the
Authorities.
Special by the California Associated Press

BERLIN, April 14.-The programme for
the visit of the American riflemen, who
will arrive during the latter part of June, is
published. They will be received at
Bremen by the Bremen Rifle Associa-
tIon. thence so to Hanover, where
the local association has organized a con-
test for all comers, from June 22d to Goth.
The visitors will reach Berlin July ID. The
rifiemen will meet in KrolPs garden, where a
procession will be formed. The pro-
cession will march by Friedens Alice,
Brandenburg Thor and Unter den Linden
Avenue past the palace to the Town Hall.
where the flags viii be deposited.
Weber, the President of the Travelling Com
mittee, viii deliver an Grafton at the ban
quet July 4th. On July 9TH there will be a
picnic at Weissensee. The entries for the
contest far exceed the expectations of the
Central Committee.
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THE HANDY BOY DISASTER.
The Engineer and Pilot Arrested on Charge

The Engineer and Pilot Arrested on Charge
Of Criminal Carelessness.
EAST SAGINAW (AIch.), April A.
Among the missing by the Handy Boy dis
aster are: Miss May Haght, Mrs. Cath
crime Nevins. Joseph Cassidy, Bay City,
and young man and two women, whose
names are unknown.
Among the wounded are: David Bliss, hit
by flying timbers; = Fish, scalded; d. F.
Parker. scalded; Miss Della Rock, taken
out of the water unconscious; L. w.
Thompson, R. w. Rege, scalded, and Cap
tain DolSen.
The engineer, George Little, and Trump,
the man at the wheel, are in Jail. charged
with criminal carelessness.
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Mamrhis Enfries

MEMPHIS, April 14.-First race, selling
purse, four furlongs-ROyal Flush 113, Rose
Howard no. Nettie West ITO, Genesee 11O.
Second race, selling purse, all ages, SIX
furlongs, heats-Skobeloff 100, Katie 5 gS,
Leo Brigel Sc, ChllhOwie 80. Jack Cocks 90.
Third race (Sen0rita stakes), for two
year-old fillies, four furlongs-Monterosa
113, katura 40, Shilora 110, Ethel S ITO,
Too Sweet 110, Annie Brown 113. Drift 11O.
Lady Washing gton no. Laura Dorcey 110,
Lizzie Gwynne %.
Fourth race Owners handicap, for three
year olds, one mile-Haryester 1O5, Julia
Mcgee 100, Winner 80, John Sherman So
Lady Blackburn 50. Forever 101, Jessica %,
Mary Ii IS, DOllikins 20.
Fifth race, selling purse, three-year-olds
and upward, one and sixteenth miles
Carlton Ill, Lucy = 102, Dyer 100, Bonnie
King 96, BOaz 100, Walker 102, Eight to
Seven 98, Fred Fink %
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Bad for the Poo'-Sellers.

New YORK, April 15.-No racing tips
for Memphis are published, and none of
the morning papers contain the entries for
Elizabeth, the management withholding
them to prevent the pool-roOms doing busi-
ness. 1t Is announced that the entries viii
not be given at the track until few min
utes before the races. A wholesale raid
was made on the pOol-rooms to-day, and
many arrests were made.
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PERUVIAN ELECTIONS.

The Present Government Evidently Given
Strong Majority.
LIMA, April 1.-THE Presidential and
general elections yesterday passed off
quietly. The result seems to favor Colonel
Morales Bermudes, the official nominee.
and to give the present constitutional gov
ernment strong majority.
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Submarine Navigation.

PARIS, April 14-Further trials of the
new electric submarine torpedo-boat Gou-
bee named after the inventor, have been
held at Cherbourg. The boat was sub
merged three-quarters of an hour. She
performed a number of maneuvers, which
prove that she can be handled with perfect
ease and safety under water.
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A COLLEGE SCANDAL.
The President Of Wisconsin Institution
Snmmariiu Rennuah

]NN411ONOUs
BLUE EARTH (Minn.). April 14.-The citi-
zenS OF Winnebago City and the faculty OF
the Northwestern Baptist College at that
place are greatly excited over a scandal in
yolving the head of the college, Rev. A. j.
Marshall. Recently DR.. Marshall went to
MINNEAPOLIS, and through his influence a
young woman, whom lie said had been heart
lessly betrayed, was admitted to an institu-
tion conducted by number of prominent
and charitable ladies for persons of her class.
Shortly after her admission she gave bir IN
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Ohio State Miners, couzeptiou.

COLUMBUS, April 1.-THE State Miners
Convention this evening decided to have
but one State organization, and adjourned
to o'clock tomorrow morning, when the
State officers will be elected.
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A BIG BLAZE.

The Madrid Gas Works Take Fire and Great
Destruction Threatened.
MADRID, April IA fire broke out at
the gas works this evening, and at present
is blazing fiercely. Immense crowds have
been attracted to the scene and great con-
sternation prevails. The consequences will
probably prove disastrous.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-THE schedules of
the dry-goods merchants, John F. Plummer
& Co., were fled in the Court of Common
Pleas. They show the liabilities $751;
Cos 80; nominal assets. 81, ,04i. .54S 60; actual
assets, S75,S03 A. Plummer's individual
liabilities, $50, 354 e.; nominal aSse.tu $50. :
905; actual assets, SI3S, $50 IS.
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GENERAL ALGER's TOUR.
Grand Ovation rendered Him by Gran
Army Men at Kansas City.

Army Men at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, April 14-General Russell
A. Alger and party, on their way to the
Pacific Coast, were accorded grand oYa-
zion by the Grand Army men at Music
Hall tonight. Major Warner, ex-Com-
mander-in-chief, delivered a stirring ad-
dress Of welcome. General Ager responded
war. The General said if the whole Treas
ury of the United States was turned over
to the old soldiers it would not repay them
for their work. Mrs. Logan was called to
tie front
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to an illegitimate child and in response to
repeated questioning stated that the Rev.
MIR. Marshall was responsible for her condi-
ton: The college authorities have removed
the Rev, MI. Marshall from the presidency
of the institution. He claims to be inno-
cent
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"A PRINCELY sPENDTHRIFT.
An Hungarian Nobeman Placed Under the
Care Of a Guardian

An Hungarian Nob,emsn Placed Under the
Care of a Guardian.
VIENNA, April II. - Prince Charles
Trauttmansdorf, the celebrated turfman
and crack pigeon shot, has been judicially
declared a spendthrift and placed
under guardianship. The Prince is
45 years old and the head of a
princely family, with vast estates in Bo-
hemia, and in fact every province in the
empire. His income is estimated at half
q million fiorins. He has always had
magnificent racing stable. and in
his betting he was favored by fortune and
Is understood TO have cleared large sums.
Last December he lost at the Jockey Club
IN one evening at baccarat 100000 lorins.
He then bought large number of options
on spring wheat and March cereals which,
going down, caused a loss Of $1,000. 600
forms. These could rot have been settled
with the promptness which the exchange
demands had not his brother-in-law, Mark
graf Pallayicini come to his assistance.
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The International Yacht Race

NEW YORK. April IA. = The New York
Yacht Club has sent letter to the Earl of
Dunraven in which it names conditions
under which an international yacht race can
be made this season. The club is willing
to waive all formalities in order to insure
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BERLIN, April 14.-Count Herbert Bis
marck's resignation is said to have been
provoked by the Emperor's resolution not
to recognize the Counts private marriage
with the divorced Princess Carolath, aunt
OF Prince Hatfield, who married Clara
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Trial Postponef.

ASHLAND (Wis.), April 14.-The second
trial of Phelps Perrin for completely in the
Iron Exchange Bank robbery has been
postponed until the 2Sth of April.
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CITY OFFICIALS INDICTED.
Minneapolis Aldermen Plead Not Guilty and
Are Released on Bail.

MINNEAPOLIS (Minn.), April 14.-As a
result of the Grand Jury's investigation OF
the Aldermanic Doodle charges, bench
warrants were issued this morning for the
arrest of Alderman John Z. MCGOWAN, Fred
Brueshaber in the First Ward, and City
Clerk Charles f. Haney. The hearing is
set for this afternoon.
Aldermen MCGOWAN and Brueshaber were
brought into the courtroom this afternoon
and the Indictment was read to them which
was long paper, in brief charging them
with agreeing to receive bribe They both
pleaded not guilty and were held in S2500
bail each, which was furnished. The case
ws set for trial April 21st.
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The Cars Cousin Arrsstad-

BUCHAREST, April l4.-A dispatch from
Jassy to the Telegraful states that Grand
Duke Constantine Constantinoyitcb a
cousin OF the Gar, has been arrested at St.
Petersburg for his connection with the reyo-
lutionary propaganda
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some time in June. The Brunswick Bake
Company has also decided to present the
winner with a championship emblem, SUBJ
1ect TO challenges every sixty days until the
winner can hold the same for two years.
when 1t becomes his private property.
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TO WED A PRINCE.
An American Heiress Captures One of the
Bourbons

New YORK, April 14.-Alexander Cam
eroD, the wealthy Toronto lawyer. who re-
Gently married a rich Detroit widow
named Ward, has returned from Europe.
Mrs. Cameron and her stepdaughter,
Miss Ward, are still in Paris. 1t is an
nounced that the young heiress will in
June wed Prince de Benyon Caraman of
France. Miss Ward Is II years old. With
the bride the Prince will receive an income
OF nearly S15O.OOO a Year
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ONE MAN DROWNED.
A French Brigantine Wrecked OFF the Coast
Of Newfoundland

ST. PIERRE Newfoundland, April IA
The French brigantine Joseph, Captain
Nicol. from Cadiz with salt, went ashore
Saturday night on Dog Island, in a fog
The crew of eight were rescued in a basket
swung on a rope. The captain was the last
to leave the ship and was lost by the basket
upsetting.
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Failed to Materializa.

CHICAGO, April 14.-The prophesied doom
OF Chicago and Milwaukee by flood so far
has not materialized nor is it expected
Everything is in statu quo.
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Prize-Fipht Stonned

BosToN, April 1.-the heavy-weights
Godfrey and Cardiff were to have fought
with gloves tonight, but the police pre-
vented the meeting
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Der from four or five to seven or eight, who are
familiarly called Cabinet Ministers. These aid
him In the performance Of the great duties of his
of1ce and represent him fn a thousand acts to
tention Is called and thus he IS enabled to fudll
the grand duty of his great department, as ex-
pressed In tile phrase that he shall take care
that the laws be faithfully executed
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BILLIARD MATCH.

schaefer and slosson tc Plsy for $500 and a
Championship Emblem
CHICAGO, April 14.-Schaefer and Slos-
son we're to-day matched for an SO0-point
game, fourteen-inch balk line, for $500 a
side, the game to be played in New York
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A Fneitive From Justics.

DoYLEsTowN PENN, April I4.-J. Mon
roe Shellenberger, a lawyer, but now a
fugitive from justice. after having swindled
the residents of Bucks County out of
$4,000, was seen in New York on Satur-
day. Large rewards have been offered for
his oantura
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DR.. G. A. Ruggles of Stockton has been
appointed by the State Board of Health as
delegate to the national conference held
next month at Nashville, Tenn.
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j. W. Green of Hollister has loaded an
incubator with 600 ducks eggs and is now
watching the machine do its work.
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AN ARSON CASE.

DR.. Madison of Chicago Examined and Ad.
mitted to Bail.
CHICAGO, April 14.-Dr. F. NJ. Madison,
who was arrested Saturday on charge of
arson, was brought before Justice Wallace
this morning. The doctor showed signs of
nervousness and was anxious to have the
case tried as soon as possible. Tie State
decided on continuance, which was
granted until April oath, and the doctor was
admitted to bail. DR.. Madison and his
friends promise to make things interesting
for the police before the case is complete d.
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SAWYER SUSTAINED.
Supreme Court Decision in the
Neagle Case.
The Killing Of Terry Justified in the
Opinion Of Justice Miller.
The Deputy Marshal Only Did His Duty
When He Protected Field From AS-
Sault-NOt Liable for Murder.


WASHINGTON, April 14.-The celebrated
Neagle habeas corpus case from California
was decided by the United States Supreme
Court to-day, the judgment OF the Circuit
Court being affirmed. This disposes of all
proceedings against Neagle for the shooting
OF Judge Terry in the railway station at La
throp on the 18th of last August to prevent
hin from ia king the life OF Justice Field.
lac opinion was delivered by Justice Mil
Ter. Justice Field was not present. Justic
,iler opened with statement of the facts
o1.$he assault. already known, and then
$40: