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SW-YORK, MONDAY, JULY !), W88,
PRICE THREE CENTS.
MR. DAVI1TS CHALLENGE.
TUK ATTORSEY-GENERAL MUST PKOVB IIE
AJ-SEBTIONS AGAINST MU. PARNELL
TilE KkCSaUTT OP ft'UT ll KK t CTIOX PLACKO eros
I UK ei V. IINMIAI- I Hi: t'llAHOb eil OU.
i.i si .N A'r.tiN-: ? 'i>..srx. t i. I'K.Miii
ht mu ii Mt. i?a\ ki i .' ma
en asa >w ep_i' h.
Lomlon, July .. Lu hu r-i-? ? h .it the Irish deni
ohm mt ie u ai Glasgow yetterdaj Michael I >n\ itt
rafcrriog to O'Donnell'! libel tull u^.iitisi " Tht
'J un.--." Mid ii luiel boca hinted that there mai
eoUation between O'Donnell and "Tht Times.'
'1 his charge, be -* ;. waa entirel.v unjust and an
true. 'Mi thc contrary, O'Donnell had pursued thi
ceo.rsc uk-n by lum agnitibt bis own |udgm< tit am
will and on ins Davitt'* advice, along with that
mc other Nationalists who believed thal il"
would receive- rm impartial hearing before ;
British .luili*". '1 lie \ limi been grievouslj diaap
l>e.i!)te*el. Surely, Chief Justice Coleridge, whei
he* discovered thal there wns no oaae on which te
go to the Jury, ought to have prevented Attorney
General Webster from trj it;-* t.. make oul a
against the mm mt in court and who hui
tm neena ul defending them-ohce. iii" excuse ol
" a - limes" thal thc lives ol their informant!
would ii.?t n.- safe .: they were brought forwnril
wns absurd ;iinl an int tit t > ?? mme ii sense. Thi
real dang r wits ti;.ii thc Informant- tbcmselvci
?ri n.'l bc ida i in I li dock on the charge ol
forgery,
The Attorney-General's ns-scrtion thnt In* could
prove thc < . .u " I he Time s's" arti
ile-- on " .' I I . ' ' ?
ol fun .ti inevitable. I un was
io taken? If the* lette] al
Iavi Mr. I'.uii.-il \\. .'? :?? nulnc : ll
.tl .it* j i. tnt ral, bs ii law ol Crown
: lo convict I'arne ll, tin
-J fi;;.- I .,. , .11 W.i*
lils dut' :?? plaee I deiek.
. mi io adopt - i !
ii ' ?... * Iii.. r did nu! ti..
lion . ,
.
? r till re
line tin
ir ol f oren ni; ti.- Hov eminent t'
Mr. J ll ,. .
i h I...-, crame nt ?!:'! nol pul Un tn in thi
...*.. ilii-y knew
-.*. ;? lint i li weapon)
li
wa.*, in \- lld lr* -it*.
li m.i'i- known U
I md li ind. i< Ihe ?:-.
.
?? n j,,- Sm
i any appro*, ul ol
ol< n ii tra inst ' Th" 'I imes is ron.t
?? ;is Mr. l'.nn.il i?.?!??- mal - is eonee med, Inti
i.. i ;...-. i .' s .. Imil t lint, ul i i. ? instance of Mr
i.lt. Mi Ui ir, ns tr usurer i I the part*.
*.-. - n ::?.*;?:'! Hud fl ' I
< ('Donnell durinc the pn*i*a rat ions for thc trial"
ti bi hari 11 -ii* Hadst one un- hub*
I ted to {rive evidence regarding tlie cori
... O'Donnell on the
i i Mr. Pernell'** ? from Kihnuiiilinm .1 iii
? ? . ; sis oi thc " Kiltnuinh.in
Treaty.*
Arr ... made to hold publii
meet in es ni ??? hieh th rc will be pre seated foi
lure .i petition ,i?U::r.: I'nrliament in take
decisive mensur - to bring thc chargci again-1
tie* I'nrii !'. I* - to n ll elli .1 ? 1 onelt. .uti.
Mr, n'l'i'i"- -'I w ? ?* n news nfreney 111:?i
liis count I ;i'i-?.'! tl the mode ol pre.tire tnkci
in his auii ngninsi " Thc Times'1 ni the instijrulioi
inul . ri the i ? --'.;?? I nd* icc "I two cmiui ni
<,. ? ..:*, ui in pr* "f thc lieus ?
t'o* 'im rs. Th -1 * tr'!* -ii h. bot li of whon
ur- lawyers, u rited thal "Thc TimeaV move
M lie completer* e.\ rosed ,! that |?pcr were
ootna'IJcd tc -I,,.v.- its tvlinje hod. i
all -??*?? rial e vi ri thal ol O'Donnell
foi *? -.
O'Donnells itolicitur niuo writes ter contradicl
lin* Parnellite deni il of kno
i . '.:\'. s ; im) ;.
on i *1: -Ir ol Mi I' : i ??-?:- - ' in hi*
| \Vf ? .1. .,1.rr ' : 'I W til
1 \ . r * ' lir .!. Mr. l''i.r**i ll
thal O'D im ll retu ri ;r** purp -
e ! ' living ;t l'fi\ ;.!??
DP. MA* R x Z1E AND Ml: 1 WO EMPEROR*.
Cori:! ;' ? ? i '* - in '' ? : "Val mw
.M'! *.
Ed ? " Intervle
? . ' at Venice.
I
lu tl." Duli
*.- admit
naturi ??'- mal i ly In oi
?j.i -\. ? . "The H
n-> ? ' '
i- -ii:'Mi, rr
from Ile i i lied ' ri
.. - were i. ratcl. 1 ut tlr;it it
i an.il roi I
pia's ilt bongil
, lived lo
:? *
l sr il
snd was the < man,
? ?
l-i ind was i
?
TIIE !>' !\f. "'" M VltLIlOlfOUfiH.
I, Duchess ol Marl
? e steamer
: froi
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'
for : I ??
.. .
i -i F.npland.
>
phi: v a- \ s wai. roMM vxdeu.
i
of f'* * sud fourtei ii Ioi-j i* !*. l.*oafs, a ;il ;r
to lie escort to
i.oil* ? lt la a
?? ?? ei in
i ;. I.us ro?
il ? ;-.
?
l'lllF. IN TIIE MARKET PLACE Op ATHEN-.
Ail Many shop- tn ? *? market * lace
In t' olvlna
ab o: -".'??'.ii
r\| IQVOR a: |; *_.
l's J ind* ol meii
i I ?
fact ll acted as a ch-irni and
from carly i I thc four larpo
steamers, coveiti
wen i ii' ked wit Toward
evenli ri ? ? ,wd d. and Le ??*.
? foi lu bc had.
?VI-' . ? ' ' ? .?; |?.,.,
were so:*! 1 . ,,.,?,. ,,f i?,*|,
U iii but f"\f.
' . while at ia li
.1 rife WAY TO Ct ?,,
'
Ulled
Batt ' ni*
?
Ai". eloihliK
-in bed li!n ? la I
I lieu Jinn!"-! Into ih , ||
sunni .,, mnd lor s a h Uni ' n- uatei im , hi
face- a f si lr'. H ' *.'-.- :\ i- i bi lu J
.
ttl ? ll I ' TU USIA Ali ?'??' i i ?'? ITO.tr.
i ' -. - , -nt|
i-t' I
lu-t ii,.-:,i. The ? *?*. ? i:. .* . . .vii,
i In Ht i . ? ' . cor] ; ? ..
ind s i i ??
i . ? I ? IO . lu |,-(|
III ti.e I !? , i- ;n 't ? io
1 ben i
e .'." * -I yr.
?? I, j rb ' ???.
' ? WI lae h. under Ihe nun
stand ol i gam. I M. Well i, . ri
.. ibe litii Prov Isle ,,,i j attallon,
attn, . tanpri-ing tbe ?tb .-* j
hara, Cantala Sabt J. Pruya; Hat uer. al
Captt n .io .j.!, m. ii.,-;,-. | ; j, ,,. qi, ? j ,,*.
<-'aui?;u j?.U(,b u. ttmXttaU', aad the LiOlh, of Kinma.
i aptain Rocekts Morse To-day th- offleers nn'l men
attenilcd nell ute orvicct rondnrlrd by tbe Kev. Dr.
,i"!.ti C. brown. Ibo chaplain ol the U_th. now rector
of St Thomas', Church, Sen Yore, 'll." aervleet
were held uinln- tho trees on tbe Muff.
I TUE EDITOR ELOPED WI rn TBE ACTRESS.
DOTH WEEK M M'.I'J in. AM. TIIE WOMAN TOOK
A sm \ l.l. I om i NE PROM iii lt ll: -l: SM'.
Bt. Louts, .'-liv .- (Special), The elopes ml of lbs
r**iv Editor of "Tht Posi Dispatch" srltb Emma Stock
nan Xtrion l the ralgalBi tentatior here, rhe de
velopmtnta to-day art of tht usual character lr: aaeh
cases, lin* basham] bad loni been deedee-, tad
aroha ap le ri * ? ? l bia wife, bli fortaat aad iris Mead
?one, Speaking of Ibe woman to-day, lu* sahl: "I
i Idolised her. I i,ad nei erne to work f"r hut her.
When i Mas ..ri wiiat i though! was my dealb-bed
thins thal I possessed i gave io ber tho amount
, bel nu lu ile nclftboorhood of f-IO.OOO, (ISO.OOO of th's
I" lui: lu nioner, while the rcs! I- In real estate .itu!
rn.v ont on Interest, i rave lier im-. for I though
l??a* gol ns t.. .lu* and did aol waaf her to (rave to
jr;t\ costs of Hu* administration nf the r-t.*ue."
Baltimore, July - [Special] Mrs. John w Norton,
foin,'-riy M.ss I'm.mn Stockman, ".v.m eloped with
Editor Moor*, of "Tht St. I.mus Post Dispatch," wat
weil known In Baltimore, she was I ie daughter of
n saloon-keeper, who objected lo lier going mr tba
Shs Bril appeared In public as ri Juvenile In
.film T. ford's stock compan) In 1876, Bhe -non j
? ' : oi - ette, being s graceful
and having a channing face and ti.iir-e. in ber early
theatrical career her I led her carefully,
arni nearly annihilated several young swains
wanted i" fl it witii ber. Sha was a member of Ml.-- i
Mary Anderson's compsnj arbon she became acquaint- .
cd with ?' mu W. Notion, *..!n> wm l icn the .
ii sn ti Mi.-- Aiitlei-"..'- i mpeny.
. i ?'... July - a , rclal i: or. Manltou
"-ay- : " Mrs, li wife of th ? ti an
. edit. of '1 ir.- Bl. I oul I'o*' Dispate li,1 i'
. -ii i i-; evening Informing bel of ln-r
husband' ? .1 >; ? mern a ir h M rs. Joun l\.
ss rumplctel) j rosti ited by ibe i
io -i <? any on -. Mi ?-. M.tt sri lt !
only I.i-t vi .;,. u ls un : ? t.i that t?ho
. : bu l er n tum io Bt. Louis lo mi
MORE TROUBLE FOR JAMES E. QUINN.
a liv; iv ir: v..! i \.. -.in - i ms A lt mm A KT BUL
IN I'I-I I i \--l MII.Y 40,
ano tl er a rangle In Pyt i Hall yes
. the occasion being the regular meeting of
Assembly Xe !'?'. James E tjulun, Master
Worki ? ? district, last ari eh suspend *i I ?? al
Assembly No. .'..Tn.'., which i- ? ul car build- j
era and dr* goods ss and al the I ead ol which .
are Phillp J. Mn:; rat li and David J. Norton, winn
Mr. Quinn arrived al Iho hall yesterday, he bund |
McGrath and Norton already on band ? th ?largo fol
i . . ? ? Ung I.der, Quinn !
need tba) Hie dele . ? ? ispended - ! * al,"
i whom h* named, must withdraw. Mr. McGrath thou j
harangued t thal Ass *mbly '
,7<;. a ?!- in.r |c ill) suspend il, it been
Informed i-i time and Ibal slnco thc notification no
meeting ha'l been held. Mr. Norton al-o spoke, In.th I
? lng applauded. Master Workman Quinn was
? dlj pul oul and "ar. 'I in forcible terms thal if
ibo demons! rat itu were nol stopped, and th.* aua
pended delegates iii'! nol leave the ball, be frould nol
. |" n tir'* meeting flit declaration was received with
hoots .-?.'..1 Jeers, In the rnld-i ol which Quinn marched
out.
After thc exit of Q ilnn, thc Bull \--o
clatlnn held ,-i mcciii ? al which it waa el elded lo
apply for a eli arti,-, and If one cannot be procured
to take bold "f alfali ai I control District Asacmblj
No. 40, which tho sss darkin can do, as ir hold* tbe
I dance of power, lt :- a**erted I f Hie eneniles if
Quinn i ti -ft obstructive lactic* will be hereafter rm
ployed which will prevonl bim .' ri ag-ln presiding.
Vim ng thot - *i i
vails that If 1 ? ? thc Asseml ly will
nally break up.
PLANS !'"!: \\ il HSTANDING A BOYCOTT.
Pittsburg, July - (Special), ir wai said around
j Singer, Nlmlck ,*. io.'- mill I oday thal special police.
, officers would bo sworn In le take the places of Ihe
? watchman arba w|H ault srork to-morrow morning.
. 'i hey v. ;11 1 e illCSfO i in citizens' cl ir lr. s, an.] \f iii patrol
I tlie property ol ti..- company until the mills ai In
full operation. There sro no signs ol violence from
any ot thc strikers, bul ii l- thought thal the company
;- lo lake all the i rcssary precautions In vlett
nf th.* Introduction ol non union labor. Thc Knights
ni Labor, rn 11 ? meelina ol Local < .semi
i-vei \ Knight nf I.a! rn
i in lin- mills. Mw* thc* strike iva.- il.'in o a number
llie-ll!' ?? - of ti ,- ll 1' r- v. i,,. V .?;. liol ell.; I. e. .* I
' me r.' ..I tli ? it.iii wi re per
mil le 'I t' work. Among t hem a itrlimc*.,
ha, i i" "ii onie .li;, ro
tn :: will he ??-.: lh il Irom tho urder ana
black li-t.il.
TO FORM AN AI.I.IAN ii ?F LAB Ul UNIONft
i ir Inioi-c, July fi ; ? i,ii.. \ '..i.r : i nee "i dele
- from Ihe various labor organizations In Mary
-. ,-i- held ir'-r- tn day and at tail ???
l to l"* call . ? onere
A constitution was adopted povldlng (bat each cen
ti ii labor I odj. such aa thc IM Irlcl Asse mbly ol I'. ?
is of Labor, I of Lal or- and Ibe
? ; ?
Wale coi :? rem . anil each local asscntl ly n
union shall hu\ ? file r- of the ron
?? v :!l I.:. ried 'linday. 'I he ?
'
so t hat. all I , i dmr ma) i rove al
any particular one thal mr I ?? oppressed bj *
sv -
At I ION OF TIIE ' r.vn: \L LABOR L'XION.
At the mcetlns "I thc fe ira! [.abor Union In
lon Hall ji t ai i> 'ir* a fa de afternoon
taken i:i> with ad ol the beer boycott.
|{ei rc, ccielai*] ol i he Journej mt ti Iii owen'
1 said that Ital 1
?? all ir'.' ri regarded ii*- b ?:-1 itt, an ! Ibal I
while tho Journeymen browen wen I k, with
? a ? "i waul and di ire - an.: them, a- they
received little or no siippotl from the Central Labor
l ni..h. Aftei a long discussion the iii -s dectslou, up
r lie Iii,, roll, ? rr I ???:"i t no .1.
lt .- ned . . i!."i i y that i he r**ri-er why 'I
i
to r lilli*, lieut
via- because the esruiipan* would nol r..!**tnt?* the In
terference ut thc Knights ot l*abw ?|tii I hi
?Lui, ? Uh tie ri i le- ii ft ? .-M i on union
rn. ,1 iiliii were among their -'"" ern] li
?
.1 SVCCESSOB TO 1>R. BABEEOVCE.
Trenton, N. J.. Julj 6 (Special), it ls authorita?
tively stated lbal Dr. v.n hlugton Ilasbrouck, princi
pal of Ibe Mite Normal behool, will quit the
ot. February I. 1980. Il lt lt i dd,
. tpted by ihe Stttc IV ird of Rd
Professor .'. M. Green, of Long Branch, trill be his
or. 'I he re?lRnatlon ls Ihe outcon e of i ?
movements In this -tate dating bach lo I
of I". O. Chapma
,,f pul - i'" '! ??? .1. * n lon Pndi ? ? Ut
who I- a taint I vt e.!* i *. - i attie, r5 .* Democratic
Prohibitionist, of Monmouth County v..,- a eaodloate
- ; crlntendent, a A I hattie, ii,en iii the State
??,, nate . I tcj with wai mth. Got
Abbett, on tbe contrary, espoused thc rs. of Mr.
: when Ihe Slate j
Ed iles Into an rle. |
Hon. This ang . ? '?'!?? Lat! wlntei |
Ablet I v.-r a rai
for i nltcd States Senator and in thc well n *i.
: il at prize .-??natur Chat tlc wu ?
? . ? ?-. Democra r? for Abbett
Al belt's At'.- at greatl; ph ? ?
Ila i ??-. :? lt raiber I li dly lo ti - fi ?? ?
I helped to defeat I lha
' I
. i um Ri nflli ni 1"
*
I hat the ? ? ll-tsbr ck I been ]
pal foi ? -' '"'''" ?PI"
friend Gove rt ni
Ile has been ai
.is1.ni . dui alor.
UAI.D KNOBBE1 - Bl IPI 7" KILL I !e'/f OTHER.
St. I..s, .!ni>- ?-. Information from some
Dald Kl o .1 ? -unties In So tlbwe t Mb towri I- to
it trouble I I wi f... Hi ns
of the Btld Knobl * illon A D
? . v ;i- ai; lcd Bt Cai I i. Bl
a i ..!?! I lo prove an
mi one, as Petit "1 Ihe
, f ri i ai 'l abo havo stolen durli . ll last
. .ri*ti. ? ?
i nu Itt
. , I
, i , ,
thal Ihe ntl
iii -I- more H. a.ie n ern! er la- hecn
: ?
..I moi-i) killing ' i.' I f >r.
a well a ed and if an oi en war thould lal
i nie is apart banded.
i V.tsy DAT FOE WaIMELEEA : LONI EBANCB
Loog iii.-uich, N. J.. laQ * ' "l"1
?ho] ? -jiuI .1 ar roomei of Leif Brat - nie kt| I
. bal theta who knew tin* i
i ? a drinks they wanted. Wines wera tunpllcd tu
. _? hoi'i . .?* t* ? ba wi-iio<i ti. aider ibem There
vere a auatbtC tt laney rimmIs tor s an*! nillir ihef
upon OB BrOpdWay. 'll"' gamhlln. dorise - M. re lh
lull blast all Hie aituiuoou
ever..'i,.' ii.* mania
fetr -nil i'll ti z li a ngubu epidemic I,ne r's year.
There art a numbet ol sporting mea here who ;
iii" full inuit allotted in ??"!' to eaUtd dab boase.
Amoru.' them are ? era! Ilebrewt, whe art prominent
In Wall Street circles. One <?: th" patrons nf Phillp
Daly's Pennsylvania Club Hou*e won fl2,.> al tb-.*
itil* ile - n ried hi. sml I ' I
drive in la iee Joh- Daly's new and il-eant ettab
1.-tun'nt, ihr Long Ulam h L'luo. riert n ?
playloR, iio'i lo about three hours bc irose froin tbe
tai)..* a losei to tin- arno uni ol tC-.OOO.
TBBEAT6 FBOM TUE BROTH ER BOODE
a i.iMiitu. iTMKI Asri rtPATKD BEChVBE Of
tikim oa ailKiiii> DTXAMmaa,
ChJeafo, m.. .inly a.?A loeai paper sajn thal if
tho pretenl erlala lu Hu* affairs if tin- Brotherhoods
of I.oeomi five Bo ginee nt and Firemen eh*es not result
In a penera! Strike, ll will ne t 1." tl;" fault < ' the* tad
leal (aetlon. The toaders were i sy yesteadaf 'brae
inn up" the mop* eonaervatfve ne>ml* rs "f lha tsro ur
.-lot-s. Ungo |s tlr'- retOg-lttd 1'Slier elf tho
i.-i'll'-.ri-, ami voiced tho irnarel ?sentiment whan he
sslel :
"If the railroads, through the dlelatlnti ef rhe Bar
llngton, are ready to declare open var apea tht
Brotherfaooda, we ave ready (or Ibem II kt cl
land I am lurline.! to believe rd. statement ls true)
thal wholesale a.-re-'- of mon prominent In the*
presenl strike win bt mada v.iie*n Ste ne, of thc Bur?
lington, gives the woni. i nape -aid before, and i
?av it again, thal if any roch ti.lr; takes plaee svery
!?? id In i i.i' .-?-?" will be lied np Inside ol thli:
d< ort."
"Are thc men rev!*,- arni wfllli g lo maka sm li i
"Art they ready and willing 1 I should tay thej
were, i., yon I magi i ?? ihat I b ry ? mid I
mil to the consummation of such tn outrage I No, slr.
thej a ill not."
Thia hun! of talk i fined lo Ihe Burlington
tho cvcnlti ? ? from Ibo
? ?'. Mile', au kee and St. Paul, thc Chicago and
i. rm 1 tho Fort W ayn ? an i i
. upon [log ? and h< ld long
if the trlko add .1 lo the rai
tin* radicals In sll of the divisions. The Burlington
lopli of discussion In ct
hood me ling held ilnce the strike was declared over
I.? mont tis .lu. 'i ic radical* have |umpcl -' '
rt and sought tu precijiiiate .i strike. I i tho In-:
IW? r.
lat ives ir*.'0 cverj road lead
lr I, is i" cn Imprwsll !?? n. ase tris r. lin
? in ??ni "\r-i rn- I.i tn.?en 11
i .iiiun- road i. i m. ..I inc ??time movers In ibis
orgaul ..ii
??I** I.-* i.-*???! :
I* of tho Iii
i n fe ? "i us ala sys rn il nt at n -l rh it in
mist ab wa* mado alien tho Imycotl wai lifted,
i I.* *Q' tn ii arc i. ;.'? l at the matt u ?
I ni tii.it mean*. 11 nu an? r' -ti sm ihoi iuel
alli be selected si I ia* mon an iii ? np
]oiriii.!ty i- presented, it means thai I
' ".ni a ? , th ? lirotti ii
I "imi t . '? .ni" -..or. ?, or . ii".. an : n tba
did af' ?! 'O' nu "i :.r ? ma le the s Iclln p racy
ir take i dan! in ii ourselves. I he men un um
road are red hot. They Mould strike to-murroa morn
ln_, if i gavo ibem Ihe word. We are making no bluff.
We mean business. Our existence s tallon
.- ai stake, and if the righi must con ootnc"
EAS! ERN F-N'GIXEER- DI* OFRAGED.
A aaeetlng of Dlvtalon So, mr, ot tnt Brotherhood
ol I.emotive Engineers was beld yesterday, nr which
mi twenty members were present. The ; ia!
attendance averages nearlj SOO. From several
i"*rs who art employed on various railroads running
Into Hil- elly it ama learned thal after routine busi?
ness bad been disposed of tht general situation la re
gard to ibe I hlcago, Bullington and Quincy strike wat
Informally discussed, bul no measures wein proposed
or suggested relating lo Int (Utan tetlen ol iii- Broth
erhood In extending blither aid to the itrlhers, rhe
-??--tii't.t of rf", jier head, which Wat levied I
few days ago, was enforced, however. Several mem?
bers of tbe Brotherhood who were seen hy a Tribune
reporter at ibe railroad stations in thi- elty generally
expressed opinions uhr'*.1, showed lira: tbe memben In
the Bast are discouraged by tbe disclosures mad
?reek ol tbe alleged dynamite pKM to wreck trains and
property on the Chicago, Barlil | i Quint] road.
They will not countenance the use of any violent or
ui.ji'i-t means to attain the ends for which the strike
was begun, li ws ian I that the disclosures refeir d
to wi rc a compl ile re, and t li -
belief s I that when Ihe full details are made
pul Ile ii will be found 11 it tho whole affair i- ?
kpiraci against tbe Bot hoi!.!.
.1 CLEVER ATTEMPT TO BREAM JAIL.
A CmZKX'l -fir OP elni:i-s BROCOUT TO THE
l*:i-i.vi::: IV A Ql'tLT.
The facts In relation to tbe attempted escape ol
John Gllmariln, s '"rr-, t. from I King County
"ii Pat tr relay will I ? bil I I r?fi
of Charltli and Correction In Urookl]
tjreen to dav. 'i be way thc escape wa
red .. i" Idei part of
?:-. WI en he walk d to the
barred gate ol the prison on Patusday and ashed for
I that ho had been a vi tor in
? shops looking for work whei.tside tuen
are employi I be a
he was nol readj with bli replies to tbe kee per rx
plalnli h ictlons snd sas he was detected, ho eotv
;? ed ibal he was a prisoner, bul I ?? refused to tell
bow be became 1.1.--.--. .1 of Ihe suit be woi *.
\. tei lay, however, be espial.I tbe way it sra*
? i into the pi Ison. Ollmartli i
who frcquentlj visited bim since I.r- lerm "f Imprison
tiient began In May. Like other vi Hors she was al
lowed t" carry bim articles -ned as thc prl on
allow convict! lo receive. On the Fourth of July she
went to the icnlfentlarj arel carried with di
ejnilt. She was carefully searched lo ? ??? thal ne
contraband wai concealed In I", clothing bul ne
pb-toi ' ? ' eui i * iln 'i ri
over t i ,:!i: iitin. tin Saturdays tlr" prisonei
maifhi-d In Mjuads r., tbe prison bath-runm. e..i
mai Un I sd prov louslj ripped up ll ?? fam ) qui!
? ?.-pur tl "i hail prof fled, and bad found nnlltcel In it
n new -nit of fiti/e-ri- t lot hes. Ile pul thia on and
over it td" convict' garb ha had been a caring.
In the hatti roo he continued lo avoid anj fnrtli-r
andressiug Dian laking oil i.i hoes end stoekli -
thc pies of suffering from a rbllL On ti." aa]
I., i.ju he -t> -.; ???! oul of line behind some fauxc
ar.d qui . tl I lB. Ad lint ri
r it, rn I Ich was with tl e suit, be sra* pret Bred to ?.?.alli
,i- ,*.. ii be could deceive Ibo i-'iji.I ai tht door.
-?
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TROUBLE OVEB TUA'**1 "VJ"! nt. vtai, RAT-S.
Chicago, Julj - The Transcontinental Ai Delation
me. m..- in this city -'lil drugi on. There i- said to
I..* ron* 'i >rablr trouble brewlt .? between Ihe Southern
m..1 ii: ? L'ulon Pacific i i t ol
trafOc. 'lie- Canadian Paelllc road has taken ship
ments of sugar at rate - much lotw (ban are el
i lines mentioned from san Francisco lo
i 'i t.e boothera Pacific ls anxious to make
. high Hon the tralfle will bo drivi n fi.
? ii..,:>. The I ni''!: Paclflc wants to make lou
ll, ir l- |? Hov d.
itelj carry mu ir from San Francisco tu
I'ort lai . and i n dot n t ? Dene er fa
il... . >n ? ? short I. ne. thu* Bettine Blunt ? Uh >u
-ont!,, rn |*.*ii:i' road I ll .- I* h ?
: ance to |
lie* ..|?*iii,i.- ol the lim I.ii.'ii.n - Mt. -
' ! -tn- r I r. r
; '.;, "ii'ril linen hs - si BJ - re ;u'i
line - -"'.i.i?- their exe
form of a
il, ? Ml : point*. Tho. tr:**
;. t1 md for |
rbe West li: BO! i ? .! I
i i-i if ular und i-; rn
? ??-. If 1 ph fi.nu the I .
bcd.
MISCF'XA i.sli.v. ,Y INTI LLI01 SCH
Phi ., li ,|.i.i i. .in. , R-bert II. Coll ruia, . r
i
' Una "f iii- railrosd fi. n i. . * . i*. i ling,
? ? ?
ll W .III li," I
Kan., J Ph?
Iud fi Dtps lcd yr*
ind th- ? rt-- sss taken* ai the Ju i ?
- dee i-i..ti Iii ri',,. M Hu. i.- da*. -
7ii" Tl fl w/. . / nm s: I /< i '?: ie,//..
'I''.*." fraift ? building . Sos I3J and 439 Montgoastrj
? t., ,i. i dre tl 3iia p in v ?? iierday,
lefii live li.i'*. ai, i imaged I
? ... n l bj ' lt ard t ulk t, i . IO bj
h was ore n; i i bj si?
le-. Tho I te oul tn Mle ..e l ?
pi. .ni -.. raphtlj tn it ll
bUl t!n-', Sll gOl .''lt III
n*l t'. furn!ti r* ? I the n*n
mi- v.ii" dam fl ' i i M ii
? '.f-W. I li ' b-ildJ . 'in* ; f.u :. ? "
, ii RI TBU T ? OS nt T Li ROB.
,'I,l!nel- ll'dla. Jul., - -; * ? ? I :. ? Inti ratal
elation, tppotad taeoavtcl labor, das made appllratlaa
tt a thatttr. It- BB Stbtltblp In principally ol wari
naman, "ne* "f the Ital ht**i.s will !.<? to de
>i | trie I nit. i f "Hie ut ol tho law i ? -<_ n 1* 1 ii ri Ihe hi -i.uw,*
>f convict good-.
AN ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY.
Ni;i,i;i'.M!.n*ri;T REPORTS WHICH MISLEAD.
iit'Ni'KKD-s ot DKCISIO*** i.Miriirii-riim'ssNn.-i
op cbaxom or Toa orioina- rkcord
arhnar th* in'spoxstatu i v ai -r.s.
mr tausaaam r.> rna ntiaaa&i
\Vi-i(,*\(,7iiN, .July -.?A bill is pen ling in Con
ffTtm for the purchase by ih" Govcrnm nt of a nd
if Uta I'tiit'ii Stilt'- Supreme Court reports to ba
kepi nt any place whi re ? tenn "i ? United States
District and Circuit Court is held. There are 111
suth plaeet not now supplied. The bill wu- Intro?
duced in the House, it is understood, al the in
stnnee of Bania A Uro. of Albany, who an the
publishers .-f srhal ls koowa ns the "official nli
.uni ns it jmsseil tit" lions.- it provided that
the e-i.-t ii eaeli set should be $1 80, making :i total
nf 118,240. Tha tiill cjirri.il an apprapriatl
120,000. 'lin* regular pri^* p*r volume, a-oords
lng tn law, is ???.', and tli** presenl nutn!"*r or ve>!
iini s in ii s.*t is i ?_'.",. To supply tie- lil places,
therefor-, with th** viflnn.es already published at
that price wonld involve a t*it;il expenditure of
$28,500, and it is understood that efforts are mak?
ing i ? have the ''ill so untended in !!:?? Senate ns
to i'l'i r.|>ii *t" thal amount iirnl provide for the
pul base of volumes hereafter published. Tii.it
tin* main and ostensible objeel of the bill is a nee --
sarj and praiseworthy e.ne :tji|x*iirs to bo self
evident, bul - ?? -"iiiiiis objections np* raised
t the '? official edition," which is declare l to
* only inaccurate In many partic-lan bul In?
complete as w.n.
It appears timi there is "another Richmond in
thc tiel'f in thc *hii|>e* "f what i- known ??
- lawyers' edition," published Bl 1,' cheater, which
? ii.*.I I*, lu* ii correct and complete transcript
of the record: oft Court In this edition ft ap?
pears thal tho cen Beal ? >.f the Clerk ol thc Su?
preme Courl is appended to each opinion, ''ti thc
other hand, it is claimed that in thc thirty-nine
vol'um- ol Walla e* n ti* I on >of th?" official e* lit mc
the variations from thc record ol the Court ?
moro thrill e>ne thousand of.th" opinions, and may
h.* counted by thousand-. In hundreds of cases
the syllabi pn ; ai- >l by tl bave been
chan ired ii i rt cognition, and th ? re
porter Ines assumed '?; dil f"r tho authorship eil
Un* same; in tunny thousund Instances thc " state
in. nt of 1 " pre pap 'I by thc Jud j ? lin- i>. en
"iihtfil" and "amended," and ia some cat
norcd, bs Hie reporter, who, apparently, 1ms ns.
: the authorship of the same, and in othci
thousand-* ol i ittt the language uf the opinion
itseli varies from thal used by the Judge or the
t'niirt. n.- shown by thc Court rcce rds.
ItOWJUmi [AL OPINIONS HAVE BEEN CHANGED.
of course many, probably ;i large majority, of
these variations are immaterial, and yd il is as
scrtcd Hint they ure unauthorized, and that then*
*.\. re livclj times in the Courl when some of tin*
changes were for the lirst time brou bl to their
no!:".*, nut lon*; ago. Mu-y were nol slow to real?
ize tin- fact, o' which memben of the legal pro?
fession generally will have a lively appreciation,
that if a court reporiiT mny vary from the official
record ol an opinion in any res|.t. he may
do so in mattera whieh ure material ns
well ns in those which night be
considered of little or bo consequence. He might
err unconsciously, or his lodgment iiii'rht lie ut
fault. When a judge of one of the highest courts
in the world writes ;m opinion which i- to stand
is te judgment of thnt court, he is presumed to
express ins exact meaning, and nny change of his
language by n emin reporter, except under the
direction, and with the approval, of the fudge,
must offed the integrity ol thc w
And yet Reporter Wallace and Reporter Otto
both ii'i'le such changes by tlie thousand. In
-onn- cases thc latter rewrote entire paragraphs
in the body ol opinions prepared by judges, and
delivered as the ludgmcnt ??! the Supreme I
ol the United St..' - Sui t conuni with " edit
in ." and other***, iso changing Ute
:? : i- ol tlie < "uri., both Reporter Wallace and .
Reporter Otto took tha responsibility, in violation
. of nilli:; ther certain opinions of
the Ce rr-!.
Section 681 of the Revised Statutes provides
ilint the reporter "shall cause thc decisions of
ihe Supreme Court made during bis office to Iks
printed and published.' This statute, which is
mandatory, requires thnl "t ie decisions'1 of thc
< our! "-iiiill bc published"?nol that a purl .-ii.ill
: .* published, while the rest romaifrV unpublished
und acct ?-lblc only t" members '.i the Washington
1'iir. or to lawyers who make a lourney to Wash?
ington for the purpose ol consulting them in the
preparation <>t t heir c
LAWYERS EM DA UH v--i u UV Ot Pl RJ
REl'e
Mi in1 ro rs of the legal profession throughout the
eountry will be astound'tl to Naru thnl from the
so-called " ollie in I edition" of thc Suprtme Courl
n-pr't-ts of Wallace and Otto, mora than 230
decisions "i the <Hurt' ht*e been omitti 'I altogether
and no reference what vcr made to them. This
i.i. t. will appear non" the leas significant because !
nearly all of these are what .nr'* usually styled ;
?? practice decisions." Et erv lawyer having charge
of cases in the ili-;riet and circuit courts of thc
Cnited States, which cases are i" co eventually
to the Supreme Court on appeal, knows bow
- '\- ;? ls to adhere to the forms nnd prcc dents
id down by the higher tribunal, nnd many of
them I; ive cxp< r * aced tl e chat rin and dtsnppoint
i,f seeing ih'*ir cases dismissed on som.* (
technicality e.f which they were ignorant*, be?
cause the reports upon which Ihey relied wen* im
'. Not loni,' ago, .t l- - ol. a lawyer living -
in ii distant Snit.- e.n.i :.. Wasl ington ta argue '
n ease in thc Supreme Court. Ile had prepared ,
cose with grent care and was confid ni of
success. He Went into court nu.I was dumfounded
when :i motion i ng^ounsel to dismiss
it was promptly granted in accordance with a
deni bi id flown in o ? ! ?? I ion ol which he
never had heard. Ile was thoroughly familiar
with the d thc Court as published in
the -'i-i-a!!-'I "official edit on," and then for the
[Irs! time learned to bis _renl astonishment thal
the e*'liii"ti if ' >urt Reports in h.s
library was imperfect.
Ir ou lil to be stated here thnl the volumes of
rts preparetl and published under the di?
rection of th** present reporter of the Supreme
Court, .fi. . nr *. in ey \
accurate and 11 rn pl 'te, bein;! 11 ie tri?
ll.?? official records of the Court, edited with the
greal it care and highest intelliBenc*?, Ile lins not
iissumi d to U of the I !ourt. I
Till. 1 11 aN1.1 ? ? DIRAVOWEI) irv TIIE I Ol'ftT.
Prom Soot ? h li ?*. ed to lie 1 ntirely trust- i
worthy il hos hen ascrtnine'l thu! promineni
members of thc Supreme Courl har a- well 1
? it- Ifhnvi h >n astounded ut thc revelations
inn'.nl.v '?? mmunicated to tli m, ? form
onlj an m- gni-canl prop irtlon of the 1 lian :<?- .uni
om issi .ii- which have been discovered and ?
lin.- of .-h: ti is now, for thc 'n-t ? ?
Kn befor ? state d, the ' lourl .'a- held set -
? :.il verj I.- -iv kc? "tis on the subject since tba
matter eras brou hi lo it- notice. 1 found I
in a <hl.'mina, either born of which seemed to be
hie ;is the other, ll I rained
at last to soy thal ths record "f il Court must
stand .i'i eon!.', im* i? ? mi 111*: *d or changed t" lit
tie* rep..rt of any e-,-i>.* a- ;.iiii||s||i*il by the official
importer There matter rests al present and
th-f ii.* I'l't.t .in *'l io real ii it bad aol
in*. 11 for tl, it to bear In fat or af
the lull fen t!.'* I" l.el't eif the AH.<-f, |"|li|isln r- .'f
th" so-called ?? official e'liii n" .in 1 cert tin intimn
iiit.s raoclvcd by a eorrcspondent of Tin. 'linn
IM'
The pul'lli Ity now given lei lt should not lie un
t-iiil.itt'ta->.-iiii-iit. |a tIm* Court, who h promptly <lis
uvowed uud disapproved the chuuges aud uu* issi nus
ns soon as tiny were brought to its attention.
Moreover Ute 111 I t ? - in the In*
i :?' -i of [iti pints \ h . . ?i" nding in the
United s iu.- Ci mt- ibera "f lha
legal profe-vl 'ii throaghonl the country.
BOW REPORTER Ol I" ? IMPROVED" AM "I*IM"\.
It will not be amiss to rit?* a single example
?bowing ri,.* manner In which I..-i..>rt?? i- e>tr.i ?? Im
of the Court, I ii ? ? ase eited
is the som'wini et lebmt -I one "f Kilbourn ag un-t.
Thump.on. S rr., iii.i .ii- Arius of thc Hons,* ol EV ;>
resentativea, tbe opinion in which was prei
by A-soelriti Justice Miller, Who is tliile'el fl
purity iip.'l terseness of his literary style. Judge
Millet v.i-i li*:
The Bpsskst therevpoa i**ne*1 ro the defendant, Thnmiv
*on, as Berge lal ?? Anal el iii ? Hoase, hts arts, ?
? ii "f ti..- ii ii-' nr.i rr. Speaker's seme lol] ai
rr. wlilrh writ, Btti '
rarba, nil-; Now, therefore, ton an aareb]
manded ls execute the hbm seeordlBgly." The pl ? I
sven that auder ths sutAorlty "f this snit the deft i
Taonpeoa, il.il arri--;, --n-i Kllboarae, itelng ir-, ri na tares
?I*, in iras accessary, ar, t k-pt him in cassady, la tte*
i-'Hiini'.n jail, unril rte ITSS ii I writ "f lin1 IS
"?,-[,11- .--in i ny rho lion. David K. Cartier, Chief las
n.e "f ths Bapreoie curt at tm (Matriel of ColamMa,
mil. ti are tie* srinr" trespasses complains. **f, ml bobs
And this is what Seporter Otto substituted for
? Milli r's language:
ny Villus .nil in ? v, .-.irii.it sf s-'ii'l warrant, ne
, Ihe ili'.'elirlai r, SS SUI li
*"?;?.?.. \ the sold I
and convey him in custody to ihe common J-il ol
ol ' ulumbl i, in ?
:
!-. 'ii illili ru air- -I lian, and .li I tie u Sll I
there Brees him by his bodj an.l lake him Into c-*u>Jy,
ai. l forthwith convey him to 'ii ? ramon Jail ol the
? ii I ?:. I I..*? p bim in ?
thu ? .n until .iii day of A] ll, I i?fl,
un I lu which day, In n-?ponsa to a mit of ha
- '. i r,* order ..( thu I'hli f Justit*-1 ul
' . .' ? ? imbls, 1
?
liim ?.. pri du< .? thc i ? I] "f K. bourn be r ire I
J ii-tr re n* tb. Courl II?-- In ir. i tj ol Wanhlngt-n, In
the District I order ol
ill'-..:;: s th-) defend
ge snt-st-Arn -. e invcye . the -. i KUI urn I
- ? ; lIOUMJ
un 1 il;, ri an ! there ly of the
isl foi the Dlstilcl ..r I .,*..
Ki.' irrn In hi* tu-*, ly -in." -j i delivery r.. Mild M.n
???? i.i' ii ara the aai . , ia .
eomplalned '.f sii 1 no -
"JUDOE" OTTO AS v-WN'-T fCSTICK MILLER
Further on, according to the reporter, "Mr.
Justice Miller, aft* r statin | the case, delivered the
opinion of tb ? Court"
It will !>.* observed that " Jin!-,.*" Otto <!tI not
sllow .1 istice Miller's statements of the case i"
appear, but substituted un " Improved'' stat ?
..I his own. Judge Miller wrote thal "Thom
iii.I arrest saul Kilbourne, using no more force
than was necessary.?" In the polished style of
the reporter this incident i-. thus described: "The
defendant a- such Se rgcant-at_Artns, in order to
arrest the said Kilbourn . . . . wenl to him and
then ami there gently laid Ins hands on hun to
arrest him, and did then and there arrest him by
his hotly and take him Into custody."
[low did Reporter Otto kn.r.v that Thompson
"gently laid las hanils" on Kihi..urn. ami boa
could Thompson arrest hilbourn except " by his
body'' P?are questions which might suggest them
-??I ?- as nol impertinent. It moy n,- told that
the alteration in nus case ?- immaterial, but it
ht none tho less true thal it vitiated the record
ol' til" Court, aini waa utterly indefensible on any
and every ground.
A-.'air.. when Justice Miller wrote: "Which are
the sain.* trespasses complained of, aad none nth r."
Ueporter Otto took the liberty ol substituting:
"Which ii" th** tatt savers] supposed tn-s'.i???
ce mplaiin I i i and no other." Ko 1 i-ayi r will
dent that thc interpolation, vi the win.'- "several
ned'1 constitutes a material altera?
tion oi tin* record. It i- pro
needless to cite other examples of altera?
tions, material and immaterial, whieh occur in tin'
?? ..iii. nil edition" of < Itto's reports, in the
themselves os well a-* in thc syllabi and
statements ol cases. As before stated, they are
uumhi'red by thousands. It is an o|ten - - thal
tho Courl was ..lail to lu* ml i f Uciwrtcr Otto.
\ I.I fER VRY i.l.M!'
01 bis predecessor. Wallaoc, it ls unid that Mr.
Juatiic Clifford dec are ! thal " il Wallac did ne I
resign he wouliL" A comparison ol Wallace
ports, a*- published with the official records of tho
.'...*- t at lie was ..ti,;.,- ;i- ott. n it: !iti"?l t..
report himself as ih** Court. Jud fin by - i
bis literary antics ass r porter, he was ?.*. 'int Arte
ma - W rd would cnll " nmoosin'." I'll pn.1
of Walla.-e's ti:-i volume reminds one of thc reply
ol Alexander ll Stephi s toni ll rm mh ?
who complained of Iho li tin.icil v ol Mr.
, mm, ' i Ki ni nek.' . w ht never lie was pulled
iii- side "\' r t hal lu di ns Sp ih r pro t m.
?? \\ :.\." - dd tho c nr?ia -tat. -man. " 'Joe'
thinks lint th" i kiel ls to
Wallace thou ghi thal om* of Ihe chief d
, i a courl rerfi rta \*..i- to reporl not only ii ?
opinions "I i lit* Court I matt
might fall under his obscrvatii n ot t nu ol
? isi. and oceordin . I imenta i
tl to reporl deeisi ms whieh be dill :; il
? bey fell from the lips of the .i isl. -. !. .
Mr. Wallace had some other original ideas, one "i
which was to five faney titles to cases. For ex
um [ile, one case is entitled " Mrs Alexander'* ' ol
under \.li ch title no lawyer would iii I
h...Uit'._r itt- ihe case of t!i>' united Stales
Alexunder Such fancy and misleading titles per
vade his reporl s,
It'll ii was as an author thnt Walloeo shone with
the brightest lustre. One would tinnily expect to
tn .i in a dry, matter-of-fact court reporl a passage
from one ol Shakespeare's plays, and vt an is
nrission used hy counsel in the ease ol Pnrki r
I'I,. tt.'p!*)."-ni action on a lull of conveyance
inspired XS allnce tn " n otc from n i ni irk
the phrase n ct nsidci ihlc portion nf 'li" din logue
* ? ? ,i Kine* .i??! n and li Ihe ; ? ol
" King John." In introduein : tit ii- t ital io',
I.. i,,.il. stly, bul ? mil iiiiti.v. remnrks :
?? Everv one rec.ills the two irreal scenes
in 'King John,' Ifefore and near tho
death ol Vrtl ur." I; i- p-ihip- needle.h
serve that this citation from Shakesjiearc sheds ii
-*.,,*;- not to sn, : . ques?
tions involved in thc ri.f Parkers -*:t;-t Phetfe
pktce ami thc o| Inion of Mr. .1 lice \ son t
< ? A s I s \NU .if! * . PLAINED
In the case of Burr against Duryee, which In?
volved questions of tb of 1 lie pateni laws
as well rh of the inti in_ ni i I o pal nt for a felt?
ing machine, Ueporter Wolla e, who appears to
have discard d t v.- n I-. il, ? state menl of th
.| io. .Inst ,i, Grier, devotes uh ml flvo po >
to un ?' explanat lon of tho nrt" ol l lt n , an ex?
tract from *.*. ir r. i* ada .rs r. ll iws:
In A- felted
:
? i. . n .. nen
:
: Into ll. Hr" I ' Ill III I ?
-
I ? mi-, li. i early
lil the !
I '1 i . m-. eh fol
!"'.?.-. ir- r iii nlriir ii tn sively thal Boj -
? lt bal !>"'!
?nu ti' ol W !;- s [ itenl nu.,
iii Inti -i- nally i i I itled to a
[1 moy bc ren | Wallace's
ilmti ni t" this en ?. Incltnl
in- reports abound In pictui
ii\?* | a- -. *.*. bile M i*. Justice ? !rl< i
prises I - - than n doa
I oder the eil - ? '?? probably
will scrutinize s-1. - - -1?. nnd ce
before pas* I t" multiply ??t the p
. \p. ;;-.* C(l?i - Ol ii.'l I dil r. a ol Sill I
? .. (hirts ""i * vol.ira "8 ??! '
q fl ,| rr? ,.* i . ? rn by I I rda ol
the court. Wlial Congrfss may see lit to il" in
.. ias\ ol the ' .;-!- ires now
m.fi.- i" I'-- set n rho m st vol tn - are in
the hands ..i all tbe United Si iti *- . rcuil nnd
ilistrjet jud - ? I ol many ol li - pu die i fl
for their pruhlunee. snd th ? ? "in ? imperfeel r*
' dil '1 ,i by the I
?
rr* ai \ shaken, if not whollj
RVVfl'i.ie ? v VEETl Qi ix PBTLADELFBIA
Phlladelphl . .i ??? - Bpeetal \ sseoHag utit be
i ii t'.-ini'ii-o'V ar iii,- elub-ho* ? of th" Young Re?
publicans to follii I ( |ub of elll/.'l* Who
voted tor William Hear) Uarrtaoa In i-i". 'lin* mn
i o' the ti '. ? l j H. ? i aloa 11 sst i t" d ?
Bfgkl will I ?' "'I "ti a Krauil sr.|o. 'lhere will U
s|?eeches by *ome of tho mosi promlnem uepnbl i .
tht I Irs! Blaine flub h?i completed lt* arrancaaionts
' . .N'.'M VorU to lillie i.ifii in tUo iCf.vi.tluu tu Ml.
l;i-ino on lill return ftoui Kuropo.
SHERIDAN AT NONQUIT.
Ci-BJUED UV TEN STOUT SAILORS TO HIS
t '?! I KU?
KU U-ttOYA-i FBaOH TIC. BWAVAEA ACCOM.
I'I t-llf li U'tTII'HT K \tl-II\i' Tllf. Ii .CTOKa
Ii! ' I ARE III- . iv a.-. Ff.' |
Airt.f AS IT WAS er Till. III.I.A- *
WAI*.,: -REAKWAVFft,
. tar ; i > ? ia . manga, j
ffonqalft, ICaaa., .Joly I.?Tha luaulnhailtft
Swatara haa arrived The hoi ll p waa aaa-fat a
v.nti h tower .-ill the foreao u aa I al ll .'.io a. m.
the pati'iit-i* of the wateheta wa- tewatdad bf th?-?.
lir-r view of the wnr --Inp. ns sh' -t?*ime d hy the
lien ead Chickens lightship The nott of Non
.pi,t's Sal.hath was froken us soon ns the
news spread. Bluffs ansi rooks and every pint, ..f
re lill"! w.ri, people nrme--l with amy.
glasses. The meadow and beach before the Sheri?
dan cottage arere erowded arith earriafea, Tho
rick ty wrooden bridge arith Ihe only lauding in
Nonquit for row-boate was ri..v*ii bf Cetea-I
K. il...-. At a quartet af - a'eloeh -bt S watara.
caa) anchor shoal s nile from the short*. Ge* lt ?
McGowan visited Nonquil last slimmer ami wu
acquainted arith tin* aavijptioB e.f the baf. Ia
fifteen ?iaatee t ; g mann d bj sa nun and aa
? left the Ssratara with Coloael M ? I
tn a-el pulled t'.'v-rl Di" thora. Coloarl
Ki Hogg si '-I at the I ad of th ? Intnl.tr tte oe and
awaited the arrival <f the '''.it. Nam
el pe ;?'??. anxl tat io rs ertaai
, how the G ? bad erowded on the-- bridga
ni il -r..: rd ' i the Colene I's ord rta, aa I - ? *
greeting betwi ri the two Mea eentaiaed no
reference to 1 ? Gei pal's condition. Cline, Cicn
pral v' who bat i"ti wuk
B tl
with tbe children. Bl . i and [rene, tire
neraljy called " Little
i I *ii i !."? ihe ? ? .1,,,' Colonel
?ti and pnl!t*i| up on the beach to tee how
I bard tbe i ow I b t baal
j could go. After n -. is f. tn I thai high tkk waa
not till ?'> o'.?;. ck, ilo- children an I Cline sven
taken Inf > th*- i rowed oil to the Bwatata
i" meei Mrs. Sheridaa. The next Hutu, wat f
launch with a gig In t iw thai it ra need to
ward the shore, arith .1 -a,lor in the bow tl
the li *l. \Vh* n within '." 0 ya la fl braoh. tha
launch casi oil ti"- gig and n ama pulled laahora.
--till sounding:; lin* launch anil the gig thou pe*
turned t" the Swatara, aad half an hoar hitor tha
watchers on shore san one h .at a* * -ar aroaad t .;
stern, another under the bow, and in t law mo?
rn'nts the launch came ;n tight with a gig ia
tow, with an awning over it. aad it wat kaewa
thal thc General arould land al onn*.
'i'h" transfer from l ?? Swatara to tha laaaeN
wa- accomplished whh eaee. The Geaeral waa
laiil mi a stn !? li'-r and placed la a gig whit h was
lowered into the water. In the gig arith tie*
General were four sailors, Captain .fohn -LrGowaa,
ir., commander of ibe Swatara. and Dr*., O'H illy
ami Yarrow. The first gig, arith Mis.
Sheridan and Sister Justinia nml S st? r
Urban, who havo been arith General Sheridan
* a all bis sicknesa and bad entire eare af
him. landed ;it the wharf anil weal at e.nen to thej
cottage to receive the General. Mis Sheridan
looked svell, bul r.iii.'ii"il tram the weary trifl
and teemed heartily glad to find bet-ell al N< u- j
? in ir. '
Meantime tlio latineh ram- i'i as Beat as pos
r-ii>|t*. tin* gig vv:|s Iel .rr and the -alor- ro-.v.-d
lightly till tin* keel grated on the* Bead. Tho
stretcher epntainiag thc General hiv aeraet the
' ? ? .1 tl..' gig A ll !it ill..*
shield '1 if- face from iii- a nd, which freshened
up aa the launch I tit!: and Dr. O'Reilly
"ti oin* si;.* kept th.* lil.uilnt t.-irn in- taft*, while
Dr. Yarrow held an umbrella above him. The
nwning v...- removed and ten sailor:-, with theft
? I to th" knees, waded int" tbe iratef
ind lifted the stretcher tn ;.i tin* boat. Carriaft s
i iplc drew close down to tho wnter arni es en
?tito ii, in ,r ? ti..* -i"!; man's
iai* *. A- tin* -.* ol- I i".t of tho
water and up t!. the I raes,
[ I ? or I * --iou.
i 'ni* ol the ( ats wi nt ahead arith ;?
?niall siitebe 1 and led I the I
1. -eh ll walked at the
'..?ii.! !'. -??'. with the umbri la. The General
gawa,
, silk skull ' ip und a ? md ne |..i?'??! under
the chin bi I ive r hi- head. One band
rlutehed the r-M of the stretcher. When neat
?ho lr .ii :*al put np his band With ii
rather '"1 look tis- Imnds ? li in
,:- h< ; binkol wa i turni *l ?'.. k aad ..
minti d to the crowd
? ..I th" group Iii* 11.".
!i:i<| ri..i ,,i!i. ti ..*..ri\ I., a startling degree. Si,ll, ho
';!;.* wi.nt ! ? ? 1-. a Very -'",.. man. A- be
n.ar*..I ib" house, bc i eyes aad took
n long l""l-' ?'? the cotl te n -tir.lv - ..
men look him evenly up the ki rs steps and throairh
- iiioitt, tad
i lie el* i los d.
,n McGowan -tnt I that the Swatara left
New-London a! 7 o'clock tl..- in"-tnt;.- and h.ol .v
.pu.1- .-uni ? a-s trip. 'I. ?? General - - mewhat
'im.i* comfortable than when be Itt Washing! I
;??,?! no worse t":;:i wi,"il tin* I> la* ll Br akWUl r
was i,-?? ir i er is a chat r hr improvement)
Nonquit ls the plaee to make rt. Ii ama a qaartet
, i i \.!,. n si : idan v..*-. arr:, d mt" tl." house aad
a- -.".-I . - ni utminatl n could !"? made, tbe fol*
bullctin wiis furnished reporters hy Coloael
Ki Hogg:
'. ? m.. JMlr S.
Tin- - ? i- ir i.? and lt thi* \ i
? ;, run of tn n boura tr..rn N
limul two '" Bl - nt'' r^' il fie ri
a;1s i roi I
- nm- l ri .
mt nf'hi ' .,-?*, us t?
I tm I
*i.* u
: - ,
m o'p.Fii.r.v,
lt i .*s ::?? C r A BROW.
Colonel Michael Sheridan i- quartered -o ll"1'*!
Nonquit and the i im '*, and nurse, tah.* their
oi ., - there. Ari I >ui after the remo al to th ?
cottage, all 1 rs hail disappeared aad the
same stagnation had settled down on Noiiejuit.
FE l TOlS UtTBPET a TTAOKtBQ TIIE SUNDAY I.A W
PIM -' ur-*-'. July - -, - : ' etea, barbee
shops, cigar stores, lee cream ead roafeet|--_ry sterne
an l less Hun half u '!"/.'*'i lae onade
? slag "f ena
ral | ?? ? min, ihaki ' aad aaaeaaaa beatha
I tu ihe exti nt of 25 a I eosta u-t sreeh scored tti~n>.
?nit! the only thoa they Bude waa a Mg barrel :
I. ?< water for all," la the i lae ? where tl s mi!
? a ...*.?. Te Bight ti. ? Grand Opet i
House was crowded with pe pie who carne to hear the
r ' ' .
.,,11 -N..1' ? Views In oplle.-ltloil *e>
? ty. Hr, v ii | l.v .!
ia anti iga to si ip the -ii'*" tt leases ole
Ilk In the best of summer, si I it th.-ir
: ii-.* was ;? -'"i1 tot i
*?: i; ii. fol! iw 'i
*,. ,1 int" m vigore ni*" i
r-huren people, In the rorridur "f t!i" tlieati., white
r. Hi" nilli-..-Iiif'.oi- elli! I
I .no ind i
ihree is i.h.I. .I aa u ly
o\ ci bl
CONDEMN I * ' ??' s. - ix H USE,
Augusta Me., Jul - -? tar. Voting,
i of the Biate Board af Health, ba
g reporl ll tl sae from a paMIc
joe, ile gives au eeeoaal al til- meeeH taampa
Hon of a !' "f school bonoes in rttlas ?n*l
!..?us. about ".viiii bk ? I"'" np le
me, and knows thal man*, af tl .ni an* veritable
. traps, Iii" ?? ? exton, pol-orioiis isa-i-s
. ? . -I "iii Mt!.*. Mater I I
? n,i,i h l faraaeqa 1 ey are lin it
' ing ,! it ia weil alga eaasadttiag a ertaM
ii ii-, cl ii Iran la them. 'i!'* i | mada
i ., |-ni ami knows whereof iu?
Kc u i -it tte
., ]...: dai
11... work Hoard i r ?*. isi'.v ron
. Hie "tal.l's!,unin nf
I,, || i -i ot ihe ii. - uni towna te> em.
ii it-1 ste mihi td.- I.-.* I...al organua
lii i "ritin^ out uasant
,i . i i'll tm- a* tl i. . ?.--. in I efl lilni; lin. nubile*)
ul al to el '. _ _
iii: i icvi'R nw rtOLATBD os fHULVIM
I lilla'e |..Sra. .tub s ?- n> nf tlie kteanicis
on the Delaware aaQ ll pu ir on Mimlay a* well M
eliiriug Hie Weah, and lt ts aliened tl.at nou.< of theiu
liaso ieaaaee, 'Ihe mai ter U to bo m-.v-btitatcth

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