Things in Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9. 1912.
Our GrandJury has at length found bill against Aexa:
der, the murderer OF LOwgee. The McEwen pIo
gres,es slowly Tie character Of the parties, the comp
Gated OF the oeEcesseduction rape conspiracy
&c-wih the formidable array OF Philadelphia lawyers
make altogether exciting and revolving affair. The
powerful attemr; defeat the testimony of the we-who
bat q years oagc and quite preywas not successful
She has given her story the Jury, which shows sad
history OF womany weakness ContSin9 tenderness, iraty
and oily Yesterday commenced her cross-examinalion,
which will be confused tomorrow. 1t conducted pr
cpay by David Pau! Brown, one OF the ingenious
scrnrizers into the thoughts actions and motives of
that criminal had He is unmerciu
as we'll as searching and with nerves of steel probes TO the
quick. Yun may rsco!lect murder committed in
adjoining state not aDg since the culprit assigning as one
OF his rashnesS that Mr. Brown could clear hn
Mr B did not undertake the defence and the murderer
received his just sentence.


Another cloth case in which g. Shaw was claimant; went
yesterday IN favor OF Government. There 2 pieces
cloth, cashmere &c Upward OF so more remain
be tried. Poor encouragement for Cuslon-House frauds.
Another cas-, OF obtaining money under false preences
yesterday tested the value of The new law.


We have had less OF accidents rcs, suicides,
and et cctas, within day two, but of sufficient
importance 10 claim the attention ol your readers


The grand union OF three OF our weekes-he Saturday
accomplished yesterday aud speaks volumes in praise
the enerprisng Grahanl under whose generalshp those
popular newspapers have been consolidated.


Col Z. NJ johnson has reached Pttsburg. Watcher h.
conterplaes making tour OF the Stale is uncertain al
though Qnne ccrtan his road to TIE Presidency dos
lie through this State.


YESTERDAY Hon. CJ lngersol made his FIRST appearance





stone .. Public School, capital occupation and
one IN which that gentleman IS calculated 10 excel
These Public Schools going up in every drec
ton around aud with the numerous Lyceuns Lesture
&c afford glorious indications OF The spread OF knowledge
a man who accepts an ofhce, which ie mas right to
carr voluntarily puts himself in uhjeciion tie
caprlcs and perhaps resenmcGlS ot his patron and has
! orsness 10 utter word OF complaint when removed.
The abeve is the only comment the Boston
Courier chooses TO make on the statement of Jon,
| aihan Roberts, the late Collector of the Por, OF
Philadelphia. 1t needs commentary, and We
shouls feel particularly grateful to the Courier il
it Will state explicitly what i, means by the rig.;
10 clam any office in the Executive gift, and in
whs, respects the President of the United States
is to be regarded the patron of those 70 whom
may be cemmt,ed the subordinate offices of the
Government. We have been taught to believe
| that The vast patronage of the National Admins
traton is intended to be something else than the
immense corruption fund which Van Buren, Jshr
| Tyler and the Boston Courier seems to consider ii