The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 25, 1872, Page 1

NEW YO OF THE PEOPLE. LETTERS READERS OF THE A SPIRITUALIST IN TROUBLE CANMIBALISM EY CANADA, | THE VOICE INDIANS BATTING I MILLES. ble Women on Triat ina Presby Interesting Charges Arraigned betore rrow THE Pee Be? Specitientio sion ander the Old Wt An estimable laa, meme f Mieeotterian Churcl: has for telat before the Chureh for Chibtren os Merine Defe ofthe Waleug | Chited star Sin: Asa further proof ot the injustice pal States frigate py of adocun that Gray was Of March in Heary Leinerman’s sai tieth street and First avenue, was in company with Patrick Gre and Michael avenue, ‘The three were drinking. y and Monnalan we Spiritualiam, She was cited to appear for trial | the following being the citation, charge, sprel fe and references to Bible texte that are lal ryawa, Miueh 4 ing stories of cannit the Ottawa were by aman whose Fespes =The most Guerrlere, T forward a ¢ ed by thirteen members of the marin which T belonged. the Secretary of the Navy. wen sent to T do not publish nis for the purpose of consuring ynduet of my superior officers many petty annoyanc to vindicate my own character, which hound to de have beon al and five months, and during that pertod my Lane has never Nevertheless, during fe was made to my presions whieh hes been blast the quarter deck ev this afternoon Hitity and veracity are ‘Thicty-fith #t you, aud you th name, and by order of ed in the Ottawa valiey with unrivalled enterpese and success, searee each sues Atabout 7 ty Feturned lon Up sta hits 4 : th ¢ a With Hood, asked him what was the matter, He + i and 0 aie fe down and hurt himpeit at | Seejatine tee tees he: nesettea to I First avenue.” following charge against jou guilty of violatic ‘ coming more ding #eason, until have purhed thelr way to th Ottawa and its trihut 2d, and SA cow rn *. Hays and Eb juntified bel fin mod: Guerriere head waters of the rire te flackuey your W ity-third street a at dtd yon de swith him th 3.8, Mays and T in the defaulte ty trial no refer “T left him ti conrrled thelr ¢ he would net can to wet amon ede of the Indians ef the Upper Otiaws but nil? verace! Rey By order of th: a whole ships made to this eltatic northwest of Lake T re related by adv tr bow tothe dect ws Lumberers and fur traders, Many of thelr stories were diahelieved tine tn the maine Waluut strret Presty wid church oo Usiren Starr Bkpomi aN Navy Y Patrick Donaglier. private trted by a summary courtan and muleted to the a extra doty, for reps it, Heat terlan chuveli, to ap ‘of Monday, April 1, 1 fe eharKe AgRIDSE YON e when on two or uD of Hires Mm Hing Orderly ser And you ure isu notified that if you fail fo appeor at tine ani pine on questioned tdinas, a postic tribe, were to be found eann babe why Tanage your cele {opinion thatthe stk petites by hthin i get a fir trial, aud Fe rider of the Chine’ S¢ The commandments thy d to have been wal of belief in modern Spirit- » how tvert ten most hunbie ve the honor t apter, dd verse MAN'S STORY. thon shalt not fangs, Patrick we or any Tikene any craven Wag Heaven above Por thar ts tn th Thi winter, howey roan, living neat Otrews, had a tunber she of the tributaries of a day * travel of Fort on Bay tradi pa visit ty tis Hiaits, from has returned, he aseertarie: seerotary of the Lord thy Ged in vatn. texts that ave held to sustain this ¢ ster the Bight-How 19 the Eitor of Th soul that turneth after gach a have fas wyilisrapivies and after wizards to go 8 Bianco at Bru from Mr. Weight sajna, with he well while « seeking enlighten. methods of government, t them the Elght-hour law and signed by the President, and its practical ect as administered by t man of the White House, whe claims to be in of the workingmen’s rights? of these followers fs A. Th. Mallett, rvising Architect for the He hina nlway about Con mile to the winter, and the none his people. Japanose visitors are w rade off Cur wily to the shanty rease and four, ad by Congress Oran observer of tines, 4 were searce aL th , to be brought auch # tome disten to forbid th Pnehanter, ora 11, Ora charmer, of ®conaniter with familiar «pirit or Wiakrd, oF a heer i that de tnese wnty the Lord; and Lord thy God douh dev ~ without fe Endian eanip was ful other years, nat Havel attic kes Io Mans were 1 United States possessed great aver- r laws and trades univ taken to override, by sion to eight-ho FAPENG PHT CH ELDREN {his willand of the President, the eas, the six hundn cat Dix's Island for the New York Post Office, two hundred men w for the Boston Shortly after the tw Chevalier w by Strupp nual or his child Wad boon Kill ur hundred new Gover aur Laatiatied his appe should have He told ae when It was t wiry that he wot etarted out Seneca ane ever discovered th It was the fitet sand- vil he Aud | valler was Mm at thet the truth ds, ch aa rotten as thi Mallett to dot ¢ Government vtractors fit at ofall the work done SAOHIFECED TOY er. with more er was not found written P identical with Strupp ond citation the following reply was A Boston Dentist ss ihe, Ky. Mareh under their sup t don't luse way thing ut warning. by squaw, and be avauge swith he frawkedt the legal vight, inorder this little ga guilty of nu woekmen tay Whisth anip. to try y for the ext her own defor the Session ap Papen the men sprgetiow wt Rlehuiotidh wh Hon the first or their pay until U them direct This certainly em aN AA AE work over Li ve ls as nothing compared t could not get within rifles: wae fh vie BAU Ww ng accused Of thi ve his note for sfx m1 niember who w ssinpathy with her views would also chureh court, and that Can only have own choice present her ¢ 1 Spiritualism de Jnting the first, me + returned to the nih, whieh is paid and the boy, who sa be peosisivns with him, at one wind that he or (he old man had to die, out waiting arent he aent gally required to fueed to pay tt, question with bis Het through his heart, the blood had time to le hunger with pi din the camp asl nd then made his way yw that her avowal sustain the chara or third command 3 or hot now In force, di wosauging his terr father's flesh, ax the provision last Go the shanty, where he rela broken French and [di a post office and treasury buildl ess of construct +. tnding their L ve ordered the te rthe first of Mareh, against such a siolat is allowed to choos n the facts w Humphrey Mavelall, Mr. Gibson, or Mr, Moses to labor ten Lours a day The mon remonst uotil the young Indian hed « divto the priest, who I iniles down the river Mewod that oF ager than bimeecif nd eaten two years previous, when they e for several da THE ONLY SURVIVOR OF A FAMILY KOSA'S DEATH. that the doctor had the amount of $6, mise ofa two orthree » laughed at bees A Female Trapeze Vevformer Accideutally were attainable by all Americans, This would make Oriental visitore to stud st dinning in their Hpany with a manque, often ent Incumbent re not fools, and Will probably understand the picture quite soon, JACK PLANE. fourth foor, ked for something to sid to help himself from an iron pot that He stirred up the me where thay remained qu each others 9 ‘They separated the Hereafter mond street polt Killed hy the om be Where the chars An Indian. with an unpronounceable namewho cainps by Wimaelt near the head of the (ly Peken of as ty * family of cannibals, ini aud feared by other separation ¢ Porthind have n week efor res of ten cents per which you will see at for the Last ft fusing to work at day on thelr former was from the follow ir price paid to qu furviving men! members of THE CANNIDALS LIVE. The Ohitteeher and stoutly fied « dy and Dr. Brady pro tting tna cou the grate, pretty close pointed tow revolver. on the tautel Hand (ant Thad better war Theehaubersonid leat 0 ether, ale on ny lett wand ald Tk Wa Haws being positive Riced Ht ws slie dusted off tic per day for skilled labor, and this ts pa Others are pald as low as $123 per The pay tn sume «U Uits Lasts only fn hiring th and filthy in their hat rely by hunting Metiines engage he shonties, but seldom rem to the best Jong, a they EWish it wie me that way dead tb her Moore, Danie of ite flog, whieh had h The b fs the wet and ehght mouths, Wat Of one month deducted f1 Their dwellings ty winter ar rafter a ta oner, Visited room No. A Long Ist r dividends t > the conte, they petits sheet and. pillow, and on her face; and tinmediately side, Wns the * through hole int long as game is plonti- declare Chat thoy will ation, the only pr idernnle dietance, sprightly woman who had ze 10 gratily wondering thousands eptany other t up of yur pr rine than the broak= | inizod to help the de finn! the trade unlons heniselves whether thouannd men now workingmen deration, ay we think we battle for every A plain black dress cove When displayed in mid-alr for the right n the work Of pr rairowd will workinemen Obittesbes, wud AANDTS ALU CUotuIng Of these eXtrnordini gent to Roh orto the of poor woman's vnti Ubscriplions i ritaned Conn of the Christy pass QUAM MENS Fi ane appeared mil the tine fh on down with 9 be taken to the of dinsiinvulitior fa heart fall vucureed: Junk ay he BUS of the 4th tnt, appear @ 4 to uptwld the na from Asitat boUL Ewe your Manchester, Pypnane Hod a old at ladf past ufvornoun tb Uh A Cupiaiy by Kaodall'a Iniand Boy ng held wn tnynost ty of Suinuel Calvert Ward was ment (0 Oh Calvert Nad Charice OF M0, worked duriug OM nd OF Cape The reyman's Dr. Miller, pastor of the bh reported Ehad's knife anil stn i mlauding tneide Zoe shook's Theatre, to the orl and made for in: ewtruck ily le struck hin ones re wiatddng, tn 1 try tag to biek tatement published in several of Net olates, leo decoumed, LO ova RoOtIA, Wo mud ee to the Denier opera boule Is enti Aus ean vnly be attributed to par conddeuce of tne gentiomer Lola PUFDOsts BUBKIDAN Bu puninhad (Oro aliint how tah That why itag would 4 Bult for Wi) Owo protection. Jury returned a vordiot agalast the boy, aud bo Was seat to (bo Tombe, TF pereoual oF Dia Maw Youu, March 2, 137%, Wy. elt + Atiera af been seen, Cap ar econ on oe fan rerent was seemed very much contin AY'S DISAPPOIN a Mystery Suspicion of saat Side Spree. On the 4th of March John Gray of 29 Avenue A disappear . Leary ithis whereabouts, He ascertained ening At that time he dru k they left the saloon tos} ¢ rafter they left Frederick Weure re 1 would have taken him | tute ENT. LIVE TOPIC me and hae | The Tove of AT Base | Mota! Tite Insaran County ¢ Monnshan, of charg clerks Inthe Couat egunty, a8 provided Mi celved for wearching rare! toe a Tome ord tworperts hy the oust Ny the, cou Lhen he | departinen re pa me where he S ABOUT TOWN, jgntion into the Aftairs of the | vence fr et Dimeelf to County Clerk's OM 2 Complninnnr. oth Ive Ce on at Thire | autre tuto the aairs of the Comnty Clerk's office, ex | strong movenient by good amined on Se'nrday evening E. Davie, connsel to the K had not charged up to his legal feos Verdier Vau Dyck, counsel for the Equitable f Company, said that bie fen had Neon eearching tities | ANd matte IK, and Green was | for dve years, und had nox wialats for Cou Clerk, teatifed that the | ‘Then again there is another movement, em County hy ® office are pale by the | bracing not only some leading Republ mi Olive tre. paid by the County Clerk from the fers re: | this State, but also in Tex: the ferg that are not searchiog | Alabama, who have been In consultation here exeluding the fees hé received for searc i porltion wa a salaried one. asked Wm. | + 427, of the County Clerk Was fixed at @9,010 THe fui “pald to jurors, o held by the clerd sitthe Gaur the omeg div ined into ching ofc pense of running the ofice Is paid | may be checked, though not frustrated, as there the clerk bimself; the average | are many Republicans i WAR os No Valon with the Administration Party The ected Marderce Are | oacgHT ON THE FLY BY THE SUN'S onisionn Liherat Repubticnns=Alabame, UNIQUITOUS REPORTERS. Minsivsippl, and Texus Join bus - New Onieays, March %—The intelli- m Washington concerning an interview hotween the President and Goy, Warmoth has tended to widen the breach between the friends re appointed to tn- | of the latter and the former, so much #o that a | en of both sides ts now being organized, with the view of either forcing a union of antagonastic elements or of ignoring the present leaders and adopting State al tickets caleutated to secure the y Clork’s | support of all true Republicans. wiring Com ny, who weld thot the uranic ns in Pate Mississippt, and were in that punky Treasurer ; er, winiees’ | durin the past two days with the view of se In Deaumber, Inti the | ing delegates to the Cincinnatl Convention. 4 | the report is true thet Grant will make amica itt oftieg le divited intr | ble terms with Warmoth this Liberal mover: it % the ae these Btates who de- toned, and left saloon at the first | expease of the searching department te from $100 to | elreum> ity Muthu loon at the fret | sapease ofthe, mearching, deperyaca is from gro i | claro thelrhostility to Grant under any cfrcum him 4 nents or other Heng, alao the risk of cl i stances, These will go to Cincinnati whether f him for some thine, he could not oe | Re ee ee eee ee Naeeing of such {ten ‘ til yesterday ay sfonahan at Firat, | AeN‘;ascond 12 sureties for #1880; the law, ast Warmoth leads them of n Hind him and Momnahan at First | fhe sees makes the clerk responsible for any omtash and Thirty-first and orrested | or inaccurne it te aniy ataportant they were very much disconcerted at | the public geteratly th Pern be respon! — THE BRUSSELS MURDER, pital to feecus ‘Ife aearringe In this city _ The German, Carl Vogt, who is now inthe | a plan to vise Belley a suspicion of being the man who mur- dered and then robbed the Chevaller Dubois de 1a in October, 1871, is fast having: the webs of his guiltdrawn in around him, wrtant witness whose real name is supposed to be Joseph Stupp, ared on the scene. Mr. Henderson, a ws Teas a aparry the wont t the station bi sled that he was In compapy with Gray, the did not know him, and positively di Mg any such stavement t the bartender. were hoth locked upon suspicion of murs | Sey Clty, wh thy resident of this city, | fh while in Europe last year, formed the acquaint. | 60 we of the Chevalier De Bia Mr. Henderson and the hy mate, and the latter told Mr, He had been Intimate with a girl k ‘but whose real name was Hu evaller was anxions and Snally prevailed up vant, who was ty to rid himeelf of riage th ta lawsuit brought | proved bim tthe Chevalier their arrest, and trembled and shook ax If with | ble for any inistaken made In his ofiee, =. Green | A Ratd on Bellevue 1 broke hi tive Bennot? te: hit Jat Wernesday & thatitntt he against Vogt. | rat rating th ty jail Fone a trial, Ineluding ptinren by th saturday rson that he nw Wester vault, his ser than Joseph street stat wclates of the | Joined the police force, Patient Frustrated. On Saturday D: Some ten days azo Detective Bennett, of Jer- | Erie Railway, was working np New Jersey by the Tenth Ward gang of thieves of this | posed to be the person who broke into three Erie elty, discovered a plot to make @ raid on Bellevue Moe Laldendorf, In jumping from cacape arrest ned thet the gang had formed | offered by the company. Nlosptial in. cine oreech | ‘The prisoner Is to hy overpower the oF ideudor®, and before asi with hin to staal! bo jo the officers at Hellovu andareqnest to have t ands of the ers nre Retiring. “ Among the sergeants retired by the Police | ff times thereafter, the switche was George ©. Crotius of the Chambers | for the 0, Twenty-seven years ago the sergeant from that time forward | haye been fearful fan honest, efficient, Dinbolical Work ov the Erie Rallway Ag portant Capta tive Mahon of the an tive Howard of the Jer- captured Joseph Wheeler, sup= ital to Rescue a robbery comiuitted In | aey City Polle Railway Pallman ears, and cut and mutilated the seats and cushions, and otherwise damaged stu the extent of several thousand dol- Five hundred dollars tn gold had been Laidendorit «1 Mona time, were taken to ned before Judge ert utatce | Keese In Jersey City to-morrow, and It i# oxpee ed that a number of witnesses will testify that within afew month» Wheeler has made several attempts at wholesale murder for revenge and booty. He was formerly in the employ of the Erie Rallway Company on the Newburgh braneh, Mnennveyibe nis | and after bis dismissal he publicly threatened ioe te ther that he would bo revenged. Last fall two locomotives were stolen at night from the company's shops in Newburgh, and were run out on the roud from 30 to 35 miles and left there standing on the track. Fortunate- ly In. both Instances the diabolical act was dls- covered in time to ay ident. A number were turned purpose of throwing passenger trains from the track at points where the results must delivered Kind of Oficers that the Police Commis: Every effort was made to discover the flend, brave offer. | put without success, although suspicion pointed PT Srde a ihus Later whilst In the rlote of wax sent from the Eighth Wardto | toward Wheeler, Mie Cloveler, hiG. nroraiaed, Third avenue with aecetion of men, About 40 rioters | ‘Two months ago the company turned out a of his warrying — the attacked the sergeant’s command, anda sangulpary fight goetly baggage wagon. and the nm orning the would settle penet | The 9 ht until w rloter stabbe: wood work was found to have b A to that after mardiage he had ne- hi Blood, bh , | Pleces and utterly destroyed. cted to keep bis promise, rward two w rdered, Mr. nibs t Vout. given of him, R. Dillingham, just fis charged vadine (or parts unknow rm js now before the Tu the Chamber loin af the fret of bis pes pm Messrs. Codman & Shurtleff, t, from whom he wth of wold platy. Cpon tt city, ha nous. th His misdeme Ass far ts i¢ kuin Strnpp was be @ischanged by the | a after the law suit the Che- day for the ot yet seen hin, but theft he acknowled,od tt the for the velue of from the de- week, and dletments for for; well-know: foasod himself Cooke's Schuyler, When this note became due he re- | 4. osey Hanne sa sto reli Months since at vot left the city. On two occasions he | yctor has be dd his Interest in his father's estate, a profit of $1,000 each time, gn the witness stan - Mr. Sainuel W. Harned arly every « hash Canna, mest 6) your WOF 8 ivi Bill pomtty ¢ Hays, Michael Ti nrreatodl ranory to the ait nt stat tt. Nt ep huige at the D nd threatened to sie Me Iman & Shurtlet for compounding the felony. ‘This affair was kept quiet and Dillingham’s next . por #100 to aman named We thus conveyed proved not to have belong Dillingham, the business was not represented it, and W He inanaged to pre Was quiet for a itme sued him to re uire ball for 82 until his father died, ‘and it was the checks and notes to 8 was th and the report is that he is on his way | against the Pactte Mail ( vith Ameriea, though some inatst that he | ‘This withdea in Brooklyn, bin seems to have among the dogs in some pa of Brooklyn. Within the nthe seven or eight mad dogs have heen re of thy Gales avente po ablighiine nt Suing oF Uatharine Dolay, (a Cuue and Fifteomth irae, at (he ink Was Paaalny to 6 the hol was Bred Dy woe he acoused wore Held for hearing nm A to what he hal | Dill to the for yunt Delog $162), HOW: paon Btrect round | phe s city me epidemic was an irreee Leavy alias Le Kneubel's gat of the moet re twos ae the thls foll down. the | yoiigenens haw a two por veut charge of preawud the im to be The Mysterious Maen tn witn Twenty-fifth atrect, war aece ndsinan, One of the Indictments atieges that tonal Broasivay B rt Winthrop. asslenee, one RICHARD B, CONNOLLY, Coy The indietient chargvs that Cooke intended to injure | cause It de the mame of ( obert Winthrop on the back of Cooke says t End of the Pacific Mail Business. oft last of his | ‘T@ application of Mr. Challts foran tnjunction | age. te toll in ov however, prevents then whose chat nm impugned from vi Among the men thus traduced te | its pass a highi In the first hearing Mr, Harned testined that | {f fulled wo Lim under oath, ‘Thereupon Thomas member of what Is known ae " iéstified thut Mr. Harned’s reputation Eerl Gri station | was not good. Mr. arn 1 © or more children or | Umony against his yaracter wins f a and Vest huown gentienen th bitten before the dog | the city stand ready tu disprove Lewry ® nh of February a ratid de we in Walworth stret, and four ehildren and several hie nancial statement te yer.nnd John Ward | pay thin he Heuwe ot Commous t Will piupusl m reduction uf ns ted hat th n tie Wueotn slikb and F erview with tbe h Ambassadors, ina | Sear Pinceneyy ile two men each Minit ta at the cour S pureusd by France teiative | thirteen ines 0 Wer COMIMOFCLA! POLiCy, Warrants for this and other crimes were granted for the arrest of Wheeler, but he escaped. and with his mother took up his residence In Iwo Ft caren Jersey City. terly he has been traveling on het S| the Erie road, and for three works Detective 0 lif | Mahon had been on bis track but failed to ap. d"iim th prehend him until Saturdu ntend- i At the examination toemorr ¢. Sup . ent Barr of the Ere Railway, and a bumber wes from Newburgh will produce © that will be sufficient to hold him for these various offences, When Wheeler was arrested the officers found on his person a patent safe, containing a varlety of miniature burglar's tools for use in opening n | trunks and other bus two tne of 8 West Cooke nsristed in forging and uttering the ——— foston Laborers Protesting Agniuat the Nas New Youn, May 91, 1990. tional Labor Party's ction, yof New York at the Na- Bostox, March 2h—-The Boston Bight-Hour League protests against the platform of the Nutious stole at various the SanaBe hire waite Labor party, edopted at Columbus, Ohio, for the fullow- Mars Vin full of claim a ing reasons: Stor lumber, &e. fircished at var Firet—Because {t docs uot contain a statement of the Nireet Departiuent, to May 11. toe. itrolier, | Underlying prine!ples of the movement, wor propose any measures that will remedy existing evils, Second —Ie- js mainly with Aoance, currency, and taxa. defraud the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonally of ations of Ite consequence to the laborers, In- 1 of Why be people of the State. G. 1 + and ing taxation or decreasing tnterest will The property eons One The seco ictinent | result ine corresponding reduction of wages,as wages are 1. Schuyler atiunt fora | everywhere regulated by the cost of Kiving. Third Ie dated dm 1s70, th A | cause it didnot demand the enforcement of the elaht nelives ates | hour law, and petition for its further catension to the patent laws, tustead of anking for ® law utreads int ate ¥ Becaune tdi not devounce that bar War thi the factory aystem, that force phaands of children, from reven to Mtteen ye rf Fhe ated ruome vlev en aud twelve hours day thats d¥arfing thelr minds, crippling yy har been withdrawn. | their fe ring a clarks Whose Oxisten i gers the perpetuity of oar gover tment. Fifth—Becausc Brits neglect to thank the Hon. George F. Hoar for bis Wil for # National Bureau of Labor, and hie demand for by the Senate, and the subsequent appoint ment by the Senate of s inajority of the Cominissioncrs frou the anksof the friends af Tabor, Sixth” Because tend tte friendly greeting: to onr brothers e would | $n Europe, of every nationality, birusK hus for Inbor's redemption, atl respectable broker an, and th ville’ Seve Lon pon, March %.- The Whit Haltte, which left Qucenstown yesterday for New York rrice out the reply, Of Earl Granvilic to the despa tative to the elaine for conseqtion Note. Star stearnship tone, but the opportunity to do The London Guerrer ways the aveond note of Earl Tals Count of st Walworth wtneet aged te | The Stnatz-Zeitnng's Unauthorized Agent. | fread y and oaneilintory ih tone, tut usareiacaplicity h Men ttenetonce, | Last night Henry Schroeder stationed hime | that kigimad Ie ucnbic to muta.) the question of 1h tame dog, died, | Sif it front of ¢ after o Bowetof Arbitrators at Geneva, The Gor de Trophobie, Alt | HOWE Abd began collecting money for advertisements, | wcrives tue despatch ae very lengthy awh hy © Uls frat vietine wasa boy ff whom he rrecived Afty: me j Sreeents, § ofterward Edward G. dJaehny of 1 Katlrond Embargo Murine. wing street tried to get inte toe ottles, bul waa met Banoon, Me, March 24.7 heaviest snow outof screnty treccnts. Lewis Glbert ofsuliverstrces | wud Tasted twelve hours, Some Sfteen inches of Iy pata severty hve vents. Schroeder charged hill ouly teat Matne Central rond arrived but three ti rier Arrested for Bigamy Vire to iret, Iitted ore ke, 9 farmer of damaten, L. | Yesterday att fire was diseoverod ain JHLD; Mise., ‘Marchi #4.-Philo! Clark Op the Wihtust. | 1h Pr 3. ob, iw, Frit ning, while poli ' ne “ niubis omployae a & 6 r whose | in Her hittte had hor arms around hee pret . jader p be oe i» 2. Le Whelwed WIth Eriet al Lae euOcetag result OF bis care eof the manian why moquared bot The balld) Wate 5 —_ ed a aS s a A A A Marder After a Dow and Lawanit. culled tot : knot On petor. 1 A Bev b Ward Burglary, Mount Wasnisaron, Ky, March 4% ent 1 ary i t tons hog. A away » nm Queen Vietorta *y to Berti ' ' t a Lia Beat PAAR LM SL cl f ' Maret Her Majesty the Quoen | Tie burglary L mre brood | oa g r 1 h 1 pal 1 this inorning for Berlin, viv Paris, Adespaten | © = Mote bourg anv’ tine Her Majosty's arrival ther Bitteg OF n Von's Bar, Av Toternational Bociety How bo Cork cell {rath was waiting om which Last night Vu! of Soventy-aeventh Lonpon, March 24.—-A meeting wae hold at ry wh rant morrow | Slrest nud Firet avenu ) Austin of 1,890 Third ht to denounce the | I roclely A Severe Wiuter in Japan, Apentards Renonncing Qhetr Pnith A HIAE fon Cinthpuall deurnolieiee >» Mare Vhe #eamship | ‘Twent ht oo) an Catholicism mee |, 2ARts Maz A dual was fought diay Apericnocd @ terrile atorm during the | | ¢ he H Ue f Geenn inland alle aay whut waa aup Samm CURLOSTILES OF CRIME Tact Chere, domting Wt ea Her wae LOSSES BY VERE - Jontousy aud Gin In Newark AAG Australian Kelly, the poctitat, hes by 4, News “1 fs home House in Canal atrvst ploton, | * the ik > . mt i . r from be | st sw mill in Biddeford. Ch “ te thu towe i FY {(helincie uot | ea AS PLES E OCEAN CABLES tiie was wkd wer tichard Curran fractured skull Katur The Reteherath th nod uottl the of He aenaerd O. ' U Higa Dusenborry was yostarday found by th sf hae baring cru Baventh Gh Satara) nigitcaud was inseanelp hill, | "Phe Prinoo wad of Wales Baye arrived | polio ’ih betta nvento appaioutly, tk 4 an hiveh’ stroct, trnuss, the composer, has aoceptod an invites | frunte eye ee iy ana ety . Vurvan drawer of Atoll of bank, | Gow 10 waelet at (aw Mave tublice tu busta (nuwp i bel frce. This having been dono, #he tna!eat The Committee of Initiative bas reparted up | 1) Testy od, and wee boro up, favorably {0 the Aageayi) vir Gin pe mien! Taw tbe | Yesterday afternoon Denia Garvey, af, it vt Gorge Vine. 6 bill-posior, | phe Canadian Covernment has reaues Hy two meu of his waich gad pocketwok at Avenue A Ton, Whe heat iia iC righCEi inannoe wiih | Lowe Geveraunent tu grat it quMran tae pered, Mina Might, Gfticers, Rruton. wil Taker area Peet cuudl by tbe ponies. aOW (agen to tie | ¢ fave Money for bu wk Fe eee Te eee itigalniinunas atine Tut: MG tenegel evel, Ane neeainota are eupposca te | ‘Tho Chancellor of the xchequor will make | aie they were bow taeut bed by Garvey Phe traing or the Bellovile and Bouthern Tt pois Hallruad ave benh stogod Intely aud the lives of the pusmugere endangeend by A KAUR Of eCoundrels, re larreated In thu met A Morsigh [anid white being acarened ty the City Marshal, oue of apoctive | them drew a kiife and stabbed bun (ati Ong « would 1OMK, WOE ouyOO Le Mareln ebol We it by Geeperady dead Se PRICE TWO BROWNE'S CHECK VERY TROUBLESOME PAPER INTUB COUNTY OF WESTCHEST What the Cashier of the Morriaani aughed At covered judgment Justive Win ustice Hauptman, F. Browne, for $16: ‘The evidence shows that Inst fall Mi Smith sued Bernard Murtha, one of his netgh for $104. Browne wae ning dissatisfied with bin $40 for ts wervt «In Browne Judgment for Smith in the € sequent to this Messrs. Butler and Moynahan mortgage against property sold for more than the mortgage, and the surplus was pald into the county treasury. This baving been done, Brown urged Smith to et the juagmont. had charge mith’s attorn Sinith pald hb “*, and employed Mr, Richard Mr. Oatis res foreclosed a od, saying tha we, Smith save that Brown he be allowed to collect the money on three dif. ferent ovens ¥ Mr. Simith, Bre att, and represent sa sora we es i himeelf as Sinith's atte money, $105.36, order, the County Treasurer q ly paid $135 ny he turned around and immediat inte the county treasury a hiy returns for fines Saturday before punt of €1,500 and following the wwue, Mr. Oatis Mr, Smith, accompanted by the anid Wa Ae aor tnaect ee. eday on which he w On the Monday this money bi for the =a Tounded to learn that Brow the County irer that Browne had no uthority from oney, and threatened have him indicted for forgery. Some of Browne's to see Nmith and settle it. mith agreed te to collect the friends advised hin He saw Siaith, ay sy no more give him the money. would pay it next day 1 him Browne presented Ravinys Rank fo! ne told him face A eet aR ae the Morrisanta 1.43, saying that he char —— nission, intimating that he would get off easily by even paying the full amount. Browne told bin to take that obi would make the rest all ri! a Believing that yith took the Jitat the ban teller threw it across swaying that it was i" unning smile the payi Smith went t Browne said, Hrowne with the check, and Vit out: Pil deposit the money th then payed the check to @ Mr. Solinger met with the same ' Hy returned the nt to Browne the told that the t on the following da} eheek was for th bank, and was aval Mr. Solinger, eg eed positively be ther days afterward Oy presented to th ‘On Wednesday lost Mr, vk the cheok sue on it, and he covered for the fil am Id the SUN F nds to present Browne before the a ee ir Se a a PHYSICIANS TO IMPRISONED, = of the Medics Finding th Heh conseqy it cases of if tine was not by phystelans who failed to pox which they were at with section 122 of the it has determined them erlminalty, and the Arst Stanton street, is — Health cod to proceed agaln case, that of Dr. Mority, of a fa convietion, the punish. nt isa fine of #20 and one month's imprisons ae It appears that Dr Fr, had been de truth of a rumor that Dr, Moritz had t atient whose Philip O'Hanlon, Health Morita admitted that ease of small or address 0} fieed to give the tor or other, who his place. and if} Dr. O'Hanlon repli shooting, and sd the physician ta “sald Morita, th pationts pays me $5 a Visit, and Ppay three visite imukes $8 dally fool to give Dim up.” This answer stirred up the sling deliniey will nover do, vod instead us heretofore, A police thayistrate ne. and thie trighte lieved were y Colton with Lag teh ay could afford to pay the aid teports came in fayter, Uhus te. incredee during the past week 1 Burned to 0 tn ‘Tromont was PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE ngton last nthe, ostern Penns \ Large numberof oil ne he ilenyilhe Perry Company innate tdvenn 11h th Bic Wi Ih about eixteen other multe ponding Orin of Jackson HE people wert Ubabie were very large Make Bie hast apy 40 WIL Uiis, and OG (he evening oF