The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-10-22

ANOTHER TRAGEDY IN CINcrNNArI.-Another
murder took place yesterday afternoon on
George between Race and Elm streets, The
particulars as we learn them as follows: A
few months since man named John Ellis Muir
ray succeeded in entcing young female named
Elizabeth Clay TO elOpe with him to this city
promising to marry her after they arrived here.
By misrepresentation, as is alleged, he post
poned the marriage from day to day, and then
from week to week. and few days began to
taunt her as not being true woman. Again
promising most solemnly to marry her next day,
he managed to seduce her. and returned to their
boarding house. For several days she did not
see nor bear from him and began to make en-
quir'ies Is to his whereabouts She yesterday
learned that on Friday night last, he had mar
rcd to female named Mary Brandon, and that
they resided in the Basement of q house on
George between Elm and Race streets. Pro-
curing Il pistol she proceeded to the house, and
knocking at the door, was admitted by Murray's
wife.-Murray who was seated in one corner OF
the room rose much agitated, and demanded
what she wanted in his house. She inquired
TIE cause of his deserton and marriage to an
other female lie replied that he he had a.
right to do as he pleased and wished her to leave
his presence. Just as he was approaching her.
evidently to compel her to leave the house, she
drew her pistol and fired; the ball entered his
head. and he fell corpse at her feet. She then,
NtHt out dlii toiu roHiS VI tbS N'si@e "s eAAS
had done and requested them to show her to-
the watch house, that she might give herself up
The citizens went with her to the watch house
where she gave herself up and was lodged in
one of the cells. Her examination will proba-
L ly take place to-day. The Coroner held an
inquest and returned verdict i'll accordance
with the above facts.-Cin Gazette Sd. inst.
The New York Sub-Treasury contains Sl0,-
0OO, 900 in gold, and few hundreds in silver
coin The safe containing the coin is kept in
the Custom House and is composed of double
sheets Of iron. strengthened by cross bars or
lattice work of cast steel rods between which
no instrument can cut or fire The safe is IF.
teen feet long. eight wide. and about as many
bioh n is divided into two APARTMENTS in the
inner one OF Which the money Is deposited, and
rs II HI, 'hrce 'uch Hoi o"",s' eaeh nav ing TWO
locks me Keys o. "nicn are aistfipn'ed at night
among the ai''cfeh' eerhS-'he -ASststant lreas-
urtr keeping himself inc register OF the primer
pal Key 80 mat the Saie cannot De uhioekeo
DE unlocked unless an are present. On the
sidcs OF ihe s;'ie are ters oi noNeS, capapie Oh
sand dollars. They are now filled with coin,
which is put up in bags Of five thousand dollars
each, except few containing small amounts
for convenience in making payments. The
weight of the ten millions of gold now in custo-
dy is eighteen and three-quarter tons
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oouiil VI Coiiiie &c kiIeii'l Soiieo Jul aS"h's
THE national feeling of our country has arriv-
ed at the solemn Judgment that the President
has come short Of the solemn duties which a
great position imposed and of the high distinc-
tinction which its performance would unques-
tionably have conf rred.r
The comet has got ahead of the sun, and an
exchange paper says that it may be seen by
E. a. =
ward. We fear that our chances of seeing his
il-shp again are small for we can't get up
SO early. So. goodbye, Mr. Comet-take care
of yoursclt--look out for your tail, and don't
let anybody tie knots in it.-JFiImingfon
Journal.
TEXAS EI.ECTi0N.-We have election returns
from scvcnty-nine counties few of them only
partial The vote 50 far amounts to Sill
of this number Pcasc has llG72: Ochltrce
! SAP Wood, 1906 Evans 4.24l Chambers,
1915 and Dalcy about $40. There are six
crcn-n p: , " "."' 'i1n "n1.n via AZ
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UNITED STATES CIrcrIr CorRr-On the second
| trial in the above Court at Chicaco Of Euter
against the Central Railroad 20 Tho rcsuIt
was .ne S'iiic a. ,nc ,ormtr uai Inc Jury re-
.Sihcu ,eruict ior the plaihtLh OF s,?oo. 81.
.'no Hui. was 'oi 'iir recover! OF money, con-
n r.nIu III d ION WIN ii!ercnahuise ana sent as
-, ' ''i' '"''io'o "h-eh Don ana contents
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! 4 R.Gyu1sr C,crn-, ma, vho ooI,o5 h;r,.
e,l d. H. nuiI'tr' whose practice MAINLY con-
&C., III il'lr.,l. wives as o''en as he could
h 'a. "o,,' 'i'"t Moniu consent 10 nave him.
ms neen srtre." IN niiaorIrh to ten years
COMMENCEMENT III inc pehi'ehtiary.
,ht s|t:'n"' il'ei!iseheef contains letter
,bot cn,.. :a'Ion IN -neNico. aflrming
fnr the nnrnnsn Of NOV ehieh's are only
,Ti 'nc p"i pos oi restraining the Indians in
';Ia % p? TAonisiohs from 'he American
,hs, T., ny my ula'ue ouf own troops are on
"n,Ior ,'i !ne sanie purpose regular
uresSilG down Oh lhe savages, We conclude. is
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