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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

There was nothing OF interest IN to-day's stock
market. and the absence OF foreign support caused
lower prices and profit-takng by local traders
The opening was strong on the assumption that
the end II the London holiday would soc "A re-
nswed foreign interest IN our market but outside
OF a very little buying by a few arbi,rage houses
London kept clear OF American stocks The for
eigners have not yet recovered from the crop
damage scare. but the r.assuring reports which
coming In from the railroad on Ices In the
West must soon have an encouraging effect upon
the cautious Englshfncn To-day's Information
from the wheat and corn belt showed an improved
outlook and revived bear interest IN the wheat
market. which was lower. Early gains in to-iay's
market were lost by aggressive selling by the
bear element, but there was. however. no cx-
tended pressure OF long stock. The Changers We're
strong In the early trading. but subsequently, fcll
OF. and the Industrial shares. while irregular.
were the largest dealt IN. United states Rubber
declined 2ss per cent. due TO manipulation. and AL
Cordage securities suffered a further loss dcclin-
ing about per cent. The plan for reorganizlng
this bankrupt property appeared 10 be well re-
cevcd by the holders ~ the stock. but II received
little attention from outsiders. who have ceased
10 tax. any interest In the concern II the re-
organized company receives better handling there
may yet be future for Its securities as specu-
laiivc and investment attractions
There was some selling OF Atchi.on to-day by
interests who do not care To pay the assessment
which is due this month. but II was not heavy.
and there Will probably not be any extensive
liquidation In the stock on account Of the re-
organization plan. which has already received
n large majority support. II was reported to-
day that NcwYork Central and N"w-fork.
New-fia and Hartford interests had secured
the control OF the New York and New England
road. and that when the plan Of reorganization
had been carried out the road would be run In
harmony with the Central and the New-Havcn.
This Is not a new story. but there appears some
better grounds for believing II 20 be true this
time. and II may be that the stock has been ac-
cumulaied for Vanderbilt and Ncw-Iiavcn inter
csts The report had no particular effect upon
the New Eneland stock In this market. The
closing prices to-day were In most cases frac-
tlonally lower than last night. but the market
developed stronger tendency In late dealings.
and there were noteworthy rccovcrics in many
stocks from the lowest prices Of the day. Total
sales were 22S.0s4 shares.
BONDs-THE Federal. TREASURY.
Government bonds sold. s200 900 coupon 5s ut
1l6I. Quotations were follows:
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In state issues there sales Of $1,000 Nir-
ginia Funded debt 2-3s II 1891 at 6OS4 ana Sl"oVo
at 81. There were no transactions In bank shares
Railroad bonds developed more strength but
no material increase in the amount OF business
done, which aggregated t1S24O0O. Special feature
still lacking and important changes IN quo,
tatiOns were few In number. Central Rallroad
Of New-Jersey general mortgage 5s rose rs 10
1lSIk. Houston and Texas Central general mort
gage As IL to II, Oregon Short Line 6s ! to lol.
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern consols.
10 81. and COrdage lists 2as to w.
The Sub-Treasury was n debtor at the Clear
ing House siG9.4O7. Its net gain on balance was
s3so977. made up by gain IN currency OF sloi,'si
and a gain in coin of {2l9ls6 To-day's opera
tons included: Receipts. s3.oSl619; payments.
1900, 7o2. resulting in general balance OF
$50 Si2550 consisting OF So1ll,''5 COIN ana
tG4 GO 757 currency.
The United States Treasury at Wa5inngton re-
ceived to-day s2is 9O7 National bank notes for re-
dempton The customs receipts were $i6S.so2.
the internal revenue receipts $353,o26 ana the
miscellaneous receipts $l31lo9 Tota' Govern
ment receipts for the day. slOl9,4sS expenditures.
81 800 357; excess Of expenditures. 1863. Re-
ceipts for month 10 date s2.259.72s; expenditures.
Ao9s.94S; excess OF expenditures over receipts
1893 2l5
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash in hand and deposits in bank compares
with tho figures OF the last previous statement
as follows:
Ne, gold on hand 81, s m nd D" sa
! ssss On ID s5ss s 99s H ss ess
Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates ~ sie6 2e3 roo siss Dec. s432 7,o
Deposits In bank. l1,2J2.Fp IZ3Jol' Inc. "-'"l5
Available cash sol 52Ge 600 SOL l26ff Dec 300 l36
Deduct minor liza ..eo 80, go.
bilites ........ 103sl,h'' lt,FS."d" inc H-o's"-
Actual cash bal sls4 al 12s sis37si2, si22oss
This statement reflects conditions prevailing at
the close of business Saturday last.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
The demand for time money was small. while
the supply continued large nj liberal rates The
rate for call money was unchanged The amount
Of commercial paper In the market was trne
larger but IL quickly absorbed We subjoin
our usual table Of rates, made up from informa-
ton furnished by the busiest houses:
Loans limo Mohoy' Commercial Paper.
On call. sod. mos mos mos mos a mos y mos
IL 2 2a2h 25d3l ga 21a3
The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Chicago. 45c. premium;
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Tuesday. June 4-p m.
The official report Of the Treasurer Of the United
States for May shows decrease In the nom
interest bearing debt Of ssS4,527, an increase or
500 in the bonded Indebtedness. an increase In
the Treasury cash balance OF s4.552,1s4. and an
increase in the gold reserve OF $7,9O4.264 The
total available cash balance was reduced $751;
079 and not counting the net gold. amounted to
ss62lSs92 The statement OF the Controller or
The Currency shows total lawful money on de-
post to secure National bank note circulation
$26,4ls.45l.
The following tables are COMBINATIONS and
comparisons of the official reports:
GENERAL LIABILITIES.
April 30. May 81
Fund for the redemption Of
current National bank notes ;! I02 20 - ss Wy
Disbursing officers balances 100 25.3oOo,6 28eio37i
Outstanding drafts and checks. 40i3.3so 3.2lsmi
Totals ..................s $50 9s5 7a5 sas 1851
EGold coin and bullion. less out
standing certificates ....... soi 247iH 500 i5 4os
s.r.sais; sSaS Ss e s 40
Total gold and currency . sls5 oi2 $50 ,ie5 44sooi
outstanding certificates '...... 2i4s7.27a c,,so575e
Bonds interest and coupons paid.
awaiting Reimbursement iC9.53s - 233
Total cash in Treasury .sIs7. osl $3.50 sos go
Deposits In National banks.... 1853. 467 l22o s2l
Total cash balance ..... &l9a fO5 1923 $2O2 IFS 3Oi
Deducting general liabilities and
the legaender reserve 1871 1872 $50 1877 Cos 3l3
Net available balances. SCI 922 ls9 SG4 40 $50
Subsidiary coin .............. l85iG559 49, $50 443
Fractional coin and l2i ll26 100
Disbursing officers baiances..... 3sss4IS 1852 554
Total available balance Sss SO III $50 2Is G92
GOLD. LEGAL TENDERS AND SILVER
Supplementary to the general statement above
the following gives the particulars Of gold. legal
tenders and silver in the Treasury and the out
standing certificates on May 81, 1895, the
month under review; on April so. 1895. the end
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NOTICE.
AZ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that

NJ Office Is HEREBY TlN IN tnat special
~ meeting Of the stockholders Of the ST. LOUIS. IRON
MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY Is
hereby called held tho office Of the sad Company
in Equitable Building. at ~. Louis. Missouri
"wednesday. twelfth day Of June. 1888. at o'clock
A NJ for purpose OF considering and acting upon .
T-,s Indenturc axecIed by said Company TO fund
secure its floating indebtedre and the resolutions OF the
Do,rd 81 Directors said Company relating thereto
and for the transaction Of any other business relating
the purpose which come before said meeting.
The transfer Of this Company Will be closed for
the purposes Of this meeting on Monday, May 30 1885
and Will closed until after said meeting.
BY order Board OF Directors. this second day q
April. A. D.. 1898 - ..x
Gl-OtJr j. pONL f'csideuI
A r. CALEF. Secretary
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Financial Mect,ngs.
NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE.
~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN that special
4 ,,.sttny OF the stockholders Of THE MISSOURI
Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY Is hereby called % BE-
beid AZ the Office said Company in the Equitable
pui6ing at 81. LOUIS. Missouri. on Wednesday the
twelfth day II Jcne 1872 at . O'clock =. ~; ior me
Executed by said Company fund and secure its floating
,nd.htedness and the resolutions Of the Board Of d.
rectors Of said Company relating thereto and FOR the
,r,nsac,ion business relating 70 the.
80 sforesaid which may before said meeting.
The transfer books % this Company will BE- closed for
tho nurposes OF this Monday, May 20 1885,
ana will remain Gle Sad until after said meeting.
BY ire Board Of Directors this second day Of
April A. D.. 1888. a-.r-, .o,-,r ,.,
bEofNpE j. pOILD' FresoenI
A n CAIEF
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financial.
WEST SIDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that the agreementdated Inn.
1892 between subscribers Henry L. Hissnsor
George c. Clark and George c. Allen. Trustees ana
he West Side Construction Company. expires on Jun.
9Th 1895 The OF stock Of the West Constr
ton Company deposited with this company under sah
agreement will delivered and after June 7th 1904
N the holders certificates NJ the Central Trust Com
many of NewYork for said stock their assigns upon
prcsentaticn surrender Of properly indoree6
The transfer books for trust compans certificates win
close at three o'clock p. NJ on June 9th. 1885, after
which no further transfers will he made.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK Trustee
BY +. FRANCIS HYDE. Second VicePresident
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Boston, 70 and sc. discount; Cnarles.on nsSt
mar selling "a premium; San Francisco. signt par
telegraph &C. per 800 premium ,no ,,,n Sa
commercial loOc. discount: bank 100 premium "a,
,,onnab huving par. selling u premium up to
s. coo. Ito premium for $1,000 and over ,o,..
liant clearinrs were as follows at the places
ramed med New-York-Exchanges. 1922 ,439ss3: bal
nncas .s 441 s13 Chicago-EXchanges sl6.SoSlS6;
balances sl.s7s.s94 Philadelphia - Exchanges,
sl5ss442l; balances. s2lsi'Us I:, bai1more-:
changes So Ice S39: balances 1881 GAY Bostoh-EA-
cbanp.e sl7 1850; balances. sl.4o7.22l.
The price OF commercial bar silver In this mar
ke, was 6s7,c.. nominal per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at - I'm, IN E3'o4n pa saiiinp
for Europe tomorrow will carry $4,000 ounces OF
silver. o.,., hu,s
was strong with little business doing. Rates at
which business was actually done were as follows;
Cable: Long biII'. Short s, ~
Sterling ..........4ss5. g4s''a ~ ~ 5 si5
R.ichsmarks 100. s5,s t tS.
Money on call in London was 4 per cent. the
rate OF discount in the open market Tor o uo,t'
short and three-months bills was y per cent.
The amount of bullion which went INTO the
Bank of England on balance to-day was t-toV'
British consos showed an advance Oh o.io ~
1os old for both money and the account. Amer
loan securities were only slightly changed with
no marked tendency in prices. and Erie iost y
at ~. the DDS y at 7Ois Union racine 3 at
Ia. illinois Central Il at 972. and New YORK
Central = AT 1912. while Canadian PACING rose
a. 10 SAX and St Paul 4 To So -
French rentes were quoted at 102 francs 30
confines. Paris exchange on London. 20 francs
o1ia centnes The weekly statement OF the
Imnerial Bank Of Germany shows decrease III
specie of l46s0.0OO marks. , ,
'rcold nremiums were as follows at the places
named. Buenos Ayres, $50; Madrid. 1850; LIS
bon 2s: St Petersburg. so; Athens. q; Rene as;
Vienna. 3. ,,,. -, Ar,or,ca
The quarterly report Of the Bank OF America
sbows it's loans and discounts on the morning
~ Nav % TO have been SIS. 80. less s4oooo
due from directors. The total resources weie
co. 100 1oa IS The total due depositors was Sio-
-9a $50 90. due trust companies and banks, s9f--
7oi % and due savings banks. 1892 1872 A.
Tho Corn Exchange Bank had on tne inornlns
- No,. % according to its quarterly report
800 and discounts less due from directors
&c "a go 81: due from trust companies ad noi
hanks $500 3ls CO.. due depostors, s9'.9eSov -
Ii, a total az resources OF 49, .SGS Co.
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TO HOLDERS OF KANSAS CITY DONDs-
NOTICE Is hereby given TO holders OF Kansas
CITY ,Mol S. due June ist. 1895. that entire
Issue will be paid maturity upon and s
render to Messrs. KoUNTZE BROTHERS. Bankers New
York ~ '''' ''~"
JOHN r.. SHANNON. Comptroller
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
1 ~ THE NE ry,v TKIBuME WILL nE RE
way "a door north Of Thrty-n rst-st: and ADVER-
TisEMENTS at the following Branch Onices: 80
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STEAMBOATS,
PROVIDENCE LIME,

FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER AND THE EAST. The
Connecticut and Massachusetts leave NEW PIER SO.
y r.. one block above Canal 81. a, $50 = n daily.
except sunday. Connecting trains leave wharf, pnovl-
.sncc A. NJ. due Boston 7:l5 A. NJ. and $50 A NJ.
due Worcester A. NJ tSundays sl5 A. NJ. due Norees-
1925 4. NJ Full nights rest shortest rail ride.
FINE ORCHESTRA each
STONINGToN LINE steamers leave pier. 81
y r.. al Goo 2. NJ. daily. except sunday
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LOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR MAY.

Ex-dividcnd.
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wALII.rs CASr.
rhc Halter Discu,sei ia - FricndI,
Spirit.

PARIS, Aug. IS lie Hltm bng m
interview WIN ar, Henry NIghauut
arriB.grg NJ the Uuurl fIslss In.ns'y.
on the ,uijrc, Of the Waller Ca'e, Mt
NiguRud urniUi th-' tgsTc WAS unS
question yc. " dagInuds Jt uiszgrr, o
tEsut Dutwusu France aud a merlcH.
"EmD.s4idDr Euftis," saId Mr.. Wa
maui, "iOt the present Uniy grstd TT
tho production ~ m dUruuu u con-
uuCled win tuo case, which wsro uiit-
laiI during the VOYAGE from Ma1agri-
car. sir. NowtOu B. Eusti,, second
seCfuIsry Of the embassy gud sou ut TIE
emuArsilur, goes 20 CisiTvHu TO-DAY
Wlth tho Legal adviser " the otnhasr5 f.,
10 Interview Air. Waller. France aud
America arc discussing the matter IN
friendly spins, Hud tnU friendly r.
atoms RTe uninl rairvd. NJ disRSTV,-
ncnt has arisen Us could arise VA tnlI
subject"
l,uSDOS, Aug, .5,--The Paris cor
Respondent o. tnu Dd.iy NtigS sayt; Tue
Waller STAIR ought 10 IoRrn the
Frouch tho danger u their Tevlaed
osI iUuhge law. America will project
with lnu same trmurEs this convicted
spy ns II he wsIe n white man. Tue
Apy law, ~ II now stauds, ~ baTDaTuus,
aud France should uB obliged to Amsi-
icl Tor giving tIla denomination VI lie
evils. SHOULD good CAGE DO mace
out, IL Ia believer the cuuri.murt,al
0uicu sentenced Waller Will be dis
vowed,
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has made up the roll OF
to tue coming state cjnvcn-
lion Witch will meet on Wednestsy
next. I. now seems pf1Uabl1 tnat th'
contes. Tor chhirmanshtp Of the sac
c m uiitcs viii DO cETrci h t1e courts
Ia the form o; Oil acti5u on behalf Of
senator q iay to c1rissi Chairman
GilkesOn ~ surrender the b5Oks AMI
papers " tue com nIltog. Tue mem.
nsrs VI that nody Will hold nesting
tomorrow, ut which a fesoiuiiOn Will
o.. Ad0yted request Y Mr.. Gllko,In ~
attend aud ass al In the pfepRrstiUu ~
ther II Of drlsgatst. IT. VIII Hi-j cot
taniy fofusu, npI then u IL prOpOfvi
inst tho committee cIogt Thomas v.
Cooper NJ Delaware county Temporary
chairman, Lag,l stcpB will then be
.tSen 10 compel NJ. Giiksson ~ su'-
toniy the books auJ nu auditing COM
miitre viii bs appointed u examine
Doe accounts. TINS program Will ltl' 81
aHiy Dee carflci OUT without oppositinu,
us It 10 the policy u tho Hatung'
people 90 ignyte any acliOn the state
Cuwmli.eu MAJ tate.
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CoxEy ASo DEns
The Former wants 90 Sc President
aud so Does tue LATTER.

CnICAuO, Aug. 25.-Gon. Coxoy,
Populist candidate for governor VI
Ohio, addressed a large a.scmbl at q
POpulst picnic In the northwest sst.
ton Of the city this afternoon. He told
those present that no would bs the
next governor OF Ohio, aud probably
would bs the Populist candidate for
President IN 1896
A letter WAS read from Eugene V.
Dsbs, tue president OF the a. Il. u,
who ie now confined In the lali a.
Woodstock, III. II Is remarkable
document, In thRt II attacks, In u
most Vicious manner, all tbs doIugs Of
the old political parties, the national
administration, etc.
Debs says that TO expect auy change
from the old parties N idiocy. "BOth
arc controlled by ths money power
sud are equally Gebauched by Its H.
fiuonce."
There 10 but one course open--io turn
boldly 10 lho Peoples party. IL l.
impossible ~ either cleanse or deOdof-
lie the old parties.
Deus then goes on 10 sooio tho
courts, anu abuses President Cleveland
In . most libelOus mauner, winding up
by chpraolerizlny Judge Woods, who
sentenced hun TO pris0nmUut, NJ
SCAR Woods, who. Ia tue Interest OF
corporations aud In defiance VI oOus,i-
tuiional rights, deprived mB OF my III
erty.n
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Mt.r, ,rnn nl ~. werih

LuDA pE al Aug. 2J--Dsinl'- q
the yr-umuat cHilmutr Uf tile whetl
cf1p' Ut tnu various cOuuincs, tue lo!ai
iUr which WAC stated va Dispatch 90
August 9Sfi, show tho following 10
bushtls!
Gs.t Britain, 49, 81 .OlO; Ffauce,3l,-
57guIU. Germany, los, $50 uuU; Aurtfis,
al. So. ,UUl; lfaIy, ia tgs 900, Begun,
~. 81, uuu; SpVY, sD,52s,UOu; ltl-,it,
I5.UjJ,uUJ; Hungary, l1O,3ol,OjOi
Iniia. ~, $4,000, Uni,ui ,;stos,
lIJ,Ul7,Ouu; GaualH, bl,OO6,0OW ltlt'
MANN, O.,sls 900: Bnlgsriu, %, ~,
900; IuIksy, I-,jj5,OJ ArgrnuAs,
GJ,0lj,UJO; Aust,nlis, 1910 900.
The Ne httlAnds. Switzerland, Der
mark, Scandinavia, Psfussi nuJ
Greece together, 20 Ju2, OuO; suGNib,
s,jll,UOO, Cbilp, ls,iiU,UOJ, Africa
4I,UJI 900; all Asia, except India, 40
yjD, JUJ, Total, Z, iO2, U7l 900.
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CoLoRADo's HULL EIour.
An Exhibition of Cruelty sisksninE
TO the Spectators.

An Exhibition of Cruelty sisksning
TO tue spectators.
CRirrLB CREEK, COL, Aug. 25.-
Anolhsf bull was killed Ia the arena Of
uIlelle lousy, Ia tue presence OF 6,000
people, and the work was done Ia all
Tue tplenior Of Spain ami Mexico.
The hfti bull turned into the arena
vas an exceedingly tame animal.
Even after tho darts were thrown Into
hlm he refused 10 Eight, and the multi
lu1s 10 the seats cried for a new an
nal. Arizona Charley appeared 10 be
sqlAlly disgusIed, and heAued tine
tahd OF cowboys that drove the old
bpll out Of the arena.
Ihs next animal driven In made q
ngat TOT his lih, bus lis night vas
qleAly over, Chlretn, tho king u tho
Htes In not only Mexico but spain,
m,de Two tlsba NJ the animal ana then
Isl hlm practically dead, but the bteXi-
elhs win Tho red oloaks toRseJ the
creature aud made him dart at them.
Vue came within an acH OF lOsiug his
hlei Ano lhefe wRs gTeay excitement Ia
consequences, especially among the
MeAlcAhs, Not low women la tho
tudienoo ialutod.
AZ Tue Tiug not u single shout OF AZ
Fg'Al was heard, not an npplAudinF
ui4u was ralaBd. For iJuF nluutsf,
Hh'en W many seemed stretched 70
an 'ue bull had fought win uoath,
.u4 ia TIE full sight OF them ali blood
,putel nom gaping sword wounds
wv uAuk OF bh right sh boulder, Welliug
"vh nlf mouth anu uUHtFllH, Il 1uklnV
issues snu forming pools upon the
houtu' For over two uf thevs mIu-
Wv 'hr ouu stood mOtiOnletH, almost,
- 'yt heNVing aldst, 40 he 10 ye long
N,h Tor btbath, Then ho fell. For
n wv soconda he lay quite sill.
."sH no tl0wly struggled 10 his feet
~ 'eehed against tho heavy bauirr
I'M the ulll-TlHF, 10 II tor support, pill
I'l weak from tho crimson stream.
ar o1.Hilhg tho ground about.
.utn no gathered himself and
,AI'el slowly lOrwaId, staggering Ani
A'eLIhg nom side u side, stopping
~ instant a. there came irssn sush
VI n.o'd from his open mouth, then On
Ansthur step,
For twenty feet tho bull advanced,
,Ntak, bloody anu thlteripg. Thon n,
,,,i aSAlh, san his blood Welled up. 9
, 1913 ever mo clotitd mnsB upon III,
1Su,'n,l''lI'ashoulder, at every stop lessen
"t we 6nlsaIion oi the heart.
%, ~ ., epsnlarI, In thu gsuGy costum,
sn NV Dul-lng, stepped up to tn,
quiveilhg beast anu cent the shsrI
hoIn' OF sword blade into tho neck oil
NJ. NINA, snapping the spinal cord
ne leRs Of tho bull drew 10 couvu
n,Y.ly' qulvered an instant, thenllile
s'uug 70 10 desperately And 80 long
AZ was simply an exhibition a
,bs s''sy, and Was not snj Oh NJ all b,
ovets hundred deputy sheriff. wer
attendance, anu Iho managamen
' Vas sssin placed under arrest, bat u
NV" o'Np' "Sa made to stop tue prooeeu
"'Si'Ania state Convention.
NJ nAihhlsnURd, Pa, Aug, 25.-Chail
dllAfNQn nj Ih.. L.
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now EVIDENCE MAJ SECURED.
soVsI Proceedings Ia iho ease Of DT'
uVRTno auu vile.

HAENIBAL, NJ, Aug. Sit Ia not
probable tnut tue case against d.
Heafno aud wiiU, charged with tie
murder Of Amos Saltwater VIII bv
TILED at the September term OF court,
uul they Will Ue urTaisuri anu an O.
flIt will DO made TO secure tucir telgafv
on bail,
Inc grand Jury appointed thton OF
It's numbers ~ nu Invests eating com,
milter. fho Members VI tolls COMMITTEE
met almost i6Vefy DAY aud ran uuN 4
every Gluc they could hgar Of, and r.,
ported 4 tho wIOla iuTy. On tuIt
rather novel way VI procuring evidence,
II To usid tue C.uusti tor tue duisusv
will ask lhAt lhv iai!u.usuIs Dv
quaghpI, II Is not kuUWa what view
Judge Roy Will take ON this tsgAuics q
10y, Uyg mauy GtU igcliatd 10 thinh
mat ho will piyu duS consideration It
u.
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A DUEL CASE.
severe hontencs for tss HiIiiag OF
NerastsEui.

CRY OP MEXICO, Aug. .5.-Tho en-
tire dHy yest-tuAy was devoted ~ the
VetAslegu Romero duel cast. The
public prosecutor msde great speech,
which WAS immediately circulated
10 printed form Sll over tue city. Ho
demanded the punlahmeut Of every
body connected win the affair, aud
declared his conviction that Romtr
anu his seconds laid deliberate ITap
for Veraslogui. lilo ooBteuIrd that
Gen. RochA should DO punished Tor
having furnished the pistols. Toe
whole thing WAS the pfsmeiilalou
murder OF NorSstagui. FMS gTSve WAS
practically aug Jeiofo he went ~ the
Spauisn cemetery 10 exchange shots
with Romero.
Tho civil prosecuting attorney TO-
lowed la sspseeh strongly deuouucing
Romero. causing an upr0a In the
court. Lawyers for the defense fO.-
lowed, RDuaTO'H attorney defending
uis right 10 iight u u military mEu,
whU has received Insulting languhgv.
FJudgr de Ia Hoe occupied two h Iurs
IN delivering MS charge TO the Jury,
hnishiug nj ! O'CLOCK this morning.
Thr Jury thon fetlfoi bringing In Ver-
dict at o'clock. The bail ~ sue court
WIS crowded and n swarm Of fUporlufs
were present. The Jury brought ga a
vurIiaI OF guilty Ia the ease Of Col.
Romero, aud ny majority HDsOiyud
| the four Seconds, Tho pubic pru-6uU-
tors Sskol Tor penalty Ut i've yes's
| Tor Romero,
rne judge then ssnlenced Romero ~
| three y-aTa aud TOUR mouths al hstI
! lablT IN the municipal prison, Win
| nbHftY 10 choose the trade be pre-
| f,fTed, aud h. was also sentenced u
psy tins Of tl, 500 NJ soryN lO1 days
additional. Fuuhorn0rs, he WISE
| munishbi that n ns ever Clmmlttuu d
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similar un,usr the tevertst pstsiti's
oi the criminal code would be applied
10 him. Tho judge then sentenced
him 10 pay 10 the faulty ~ Nsfrs'rp,ii
Tor eighteen years the sum ui i,jC0
yearly, AMI also 10 pay tho cost Oi
VsrYslc{uPs funeral anu Ill cosls In
tho Cnse.
The severity Of tie sentence was
considered most extreme. but public
OpluiOn llglIiics II.