New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
IVA man named Gable died rccoouv in

| ~ a man named GsUie died Tccertly If
Indiana, who was believer In the Rsppers sai had
not taken any nourishment for two weeks, ana had
burnt his hands by holding them against the hrs 70,
the purpose OF taking the electricity out he said
While under extraordinary excitement EKhaus
ton and excitement were the probable cause of his
| death
~ A man and his wife purchased a gall
Ion Of whisky in village In Yates County fe "
Gays Since They started home in sleigh, and mex.
morning the woman was found on the sleigh frozen
TO death The husband had left her sitting on the
Sleigh and she was too much intoxicated 70 folow
| him.
II Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, WAS visited
by destructive fire on the l7th and another on the
issh uH Inc principal sufferers were Messrs F.
w. Davis, Case & Alling, A. 2. & G. N. LYMAN.
Carswell & Dee, Mr. Nash, SO. Total loss. Al, 900
TO $1,000. Insurance, SIC, 900 to $4,000
q Two men, each named Patrick COT.
fee, one residing in Boston aud the other in Charles
town, have been arrested and committed at Maiden
or charge Of having murdered Michael Logan. The
evidence is said to be very strong against the &C.
cused.
q Considerable excitement has been
carsed In Iowa BY the fading OF large number OF
indictments, at recent session Of the T. s. District
Coui at Dubuque, ag sinst persons for cutting tint
Der on the pubic lands.
~ The Mitcoukee Dariv Advertiser
thus sums up oil the Hanging question:
AFTER a careful consideration OF all the argu.
ments tor and ag aihst capital punishment, We have
| cone to the conclusion that the debt OF nature
should never be paid II 1t can't be collected without
ali er6cEflOa."
t-V- 4 bill t. abolish Capital Punishment,
| substituting ife-Imp!isonment therefor has been
regularly reported TO the Senate of Rhode Island,
and hopes entertained Of its passage.
~ A Clerical Ana. Slavery Convention
(Oithodox) VAS held at Augusta, Name, on the 9lst
ult Slavery and the Fugitive Slave Law were con-
denccd, bit no very energetic action was recom-
mendsd.
LF Anl,och College, (Christian) in Ohio,
has been located at Yellos Springs, Greene Co. We
believe tbs does lot affect the establishment OF a
similarly entitled College in this State
~ A printer out West, whose Office is
half nile from airy other building, and who hangs
his sign on the limb of tree adyertises for an APP
prentice. He says, "A boy from the country would
lie preferred"
u The Governor of New-Jersey has
appointed G. S. Cannon, ESQ formerly member
OF the Legislature from Burlington, to bear the
olrtiors in the name of the State to Kossuth
70 A heavy mass Of earth fell upon a
squad Of Irish aborers, on the Rutland and Barling
ton Railroad, near Ludlow. W. Two were dead
when dug out, and others were injured
~ Two men, named Banks and Buck,
have been arrested az Weldon, N. G., charged with
kidnapping two colored girls belonging to Ports
mouth, Va.
~ A Committee has been appointed by
the Senate of Maryland, on that portion of the
Governors Message relative to the murder of Mr..
Gorsuch.
To- A child five months old was so hor-
iiby bitten ard msngled by hog, at Thomastowa,
Md the other day, that hopes of its recovery are
entertained.
~ Elder Orson Hyde's paper in Iowa
defends the Mormon system of plurality of wives.
The Mormon law allows it, and the Elder deems it
10 sin.
~ They are to have two additional Lu-
natic Asylums in Ohio. The sum of $l0ocoois to be
appropriated for this purpose
~ Lucius G.. Johnson was knocked down
and robbed of 800, in Lowell. on Wednesday night
lest.
~ Phillip j. Roe, young and respected
citizeu was frozen to death near Charlesown Ind,
on the I2,h ult.
t-B Greeley Putney, of Westboro', Mass,
has been convicted OF manslaushter, Tor killing
Thomas Malany in fight, las. October
~ The bear which has been prowlihg
about Morris County, N. J.. was killed at For Hill
between Danville and Parsippsny, on Monday.
II The steamer Clipper, with 700 bales
Of cotton, was burned to the waters edge at New
Carthage, La on the 18th uit
70 Blackweli's steam saw. mill at New
burn. n. C., MAS burned on Wednesday last. Loss
alb at $lI ,OC0
~ Spell murder backwards, and you
have its cops, Spell red.ram in the same manner,
and ycu see its e6ects.
tV- The ice ia the Chesapeake Is fast
disappearing.
u Bishop Polk has been elected Pres
idept OF the Louisiana Colonization Society.
Iy Fresh Shad are beiOg taken out of
the SavsI nah river.
~ George Heindel, Of Windsor, Pa,
was frozen to death las: Monday evening.
~ The late severe weather has killed
all the peach trees in the vicinity of St. Louis
YoRKyuLe LIBRARY The regular
Wecresday evening lecture before the Yorkdls
Library Association vas delivered by Dr. C. d.
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