Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
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MURDER OF THE MARSHAL OF Lex
INGTON.
Lynehing Of the Murderer.
II Nfef fro ~ ~ e IicO. i.
Earthquake kc AT VcraCruZ.
Great Loss Of Life.
No news from the Atlantic Cable.
Later from Europe.

| LEXINGTON, ky, June lO.-Joseph Beard
City Marshal, was brutally murdered at 4
o'clock while endeavoring to arrest man
named Barker who was engaged in figh,
iii the market house. Barker stabbed
Beard, the knife entering on right side 90
,versing lang and entering the heart kilIiag
Beard instantly. The citizens were much
excited and Barker was taken TO the watch
house thence to the Jail. He was afterwards
, taken from the Jail by citizens and marched
to theCourt House yard where temporary
scaffold was erected from the Court House
window, second street, and at 8 A. N. Barker
was swung, the rope broke and he fell to the
ground distance of about so feet bruizing
his face considerably. He recovered in a
few moments and was again taken up to the
window and another rope attached. He
was made to jump from the window again.
lie still hangs and will till IL o'clock.
New ORLEANS, June 9-The Barque
Brilliant. from Vera Cruz, brings papers OF
the Goth. Business was postrated.
Vomtro prevails among the soldiers. The
citizens were healthy.
An earthquake on the 18th killed 80 per.
SONS.
News from the City o.. Mexico states that
the British and French Ministers advise the
payment of the forced loan, Forsyth opposes
and demands his passports. He is awaiting
instructions.
Vidaurri and Garzia were marching upon
Capitol. Rehersey had retreated to Jalapps.
iucatan dates are to the 3Oth. The gov
ernment imposes a duty of 5Oc per bbl on
foreign and home flour.
From August first shocks of an earthquake e
had been felt at Minitilltan.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-The Secretary Of
the Interior on an appeal involving the
titles of Monticello, Lower Monticello and
Morilious MIMI has decided that under the
law the only benificiaries Of the trust are
the occupants of the lower. No other pro-
prietors are recognized nor can the depart
ment protect the claims or interests Of non
resident share owners or lot owners. The
quantity Of land for the town purpose can
not exceed 325 acres under the law regula-
ting that subject
Samuel Heppler has been appointed Post
Master at Leavenworth vice Clarkson re-
signed.
The train conveying the 7th regiment was
detained here two hours, from six to eight
o'clock. No accident occurred as was re-
ported.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Commander Page
who is designated to command the Naval
force to be dispatched to the Paraguay has
had an interview with the Secretary Of the
Navy on the subject that government it is
said has very effective war steamer, and the
fort which commands the navigation of the
Panama river is of great power and under
French engineers 1t is deemed important
10 fIas of 4 inpf haf fha T,tt I'D
States shall be prepared for all emergencies,
gress with ample power to enforce all Just
demands OF our government.
The Secretary of the Interior left here this
evening for Mississippi, and will be absent
about u month.
TRINITY BAY, July l0.-There are as yet
no indications of the approach of the Mag
ara with the cable. Weather beautiful and
clear-wind easterly.
ST.. JOINS, N. f., July lO.-Wind north
and pleasant. The steamship
Fulton is due off Cape Race. but has not
yet been heard Of
New YORK, July lO.-The steamship |
Ariel sailed from this port at noon to-day |
Tor Southampton and Bremen with 24O pas
seng,r and S53 900 in specie.
Examination OF Gen Lane at Lawrence,
Kansas, for the murder OF Mr.. jenkins, has |
,esulted in his acqnital by the unanimous
opinion OF the Court
Jack Henderson who had been arrested |
or completely in the Delawre Crossing elec |
ion fraud, has also been discharged by |
Judge Lecompton, who declares his arrest is |
legal
HALIFAX, July To- The steamship City |
# Baltimore will sail at noon tomorrow,
sunday, for Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10 1t is reported |
hat the train with the 7th regiment on
BOARD broke down between Baltimore and
" ashington this morning The train from
Baltimore for this city wished to make q
but failed. The troops are not
low due here till p. IN. The National
iuards of this city are at the depot waiting
o escort the regiment. and if possible enter
ain them at their armory.
BALTIMORE, Julp To- The 18th regiment
eft here for Philadelphia on the 10 o'clock
rain, and will, arIiAe in that city in time to
axe the o'clock train for n Y.
HALIFAX, Saturday, July 10, p. M-The
teamer Fulton has arrived. No news from
he telegraph fleet.
inc. auged. SAiea 900 Dbl. at S0@3 90 for super
tate 8 o5td4 As for extra state; 3 6013 81 for
up.r western; 93@4 45 for common TO medium
xtra western.
CAsAD,AH FLoua-Unchanged. Sales 400 bbls at
% ar common TO choice extra.
RYE FLoUR-Dull ~ 00G3 80.
wHEAr-Heavy ana droo:ing. eaies 800, 900 |
ush at 6O@SS for choice Chi spring; 03@9l for
'hte Ind; 1o0a@l 10 for white Mica.
RYE-Dull st 1919.
BARLEY-Qniet.
CoRx-HHmer Sales u. OO bash st 6S(97O for
,ixed western; 79680for southern
OATs-Duil ss "A for state and western.
POAk-Firm. Sales 500 bbls at 16 66(0Ie Is for
,ess; 70 70913 u for prime.
BEEv-UnchArged
Cur AEaTs-Steady.
LaRD-Fi.sa. Sales 800O tbls At 11@11H.
BUTTER-Stsa1v n lQu17 ri and WegseRn. 4