The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-10

TNlOE olNE SClN
| Tns Be1evu. CCsn.) Csn'rso,e gives the par
| ticulns OF the death Of . wia,w, sgsd 81 years
who starved bersf, from SUI erstitious .',clie
tnst Sod required her 70 DO 50 IN order to ,,
Tuesday, the e7th Of September, having besn
thirty days without food.
THs receipts Of cotton .. s,i the prts since
since the last Of Sspeensbsr amount TO 794 97I
bales, being an Increase On last years receipts o
Of 678s00 bales. There q m increase oc th,
total exports for the same time, Of 10 800 bales
There Is an. increase T tho stock ON hand o
435. 2CS bales.
1HKRr k panic among ths hsp,srs IN ths
western part Of the ctste. In regard 70 tho scar
city Of hay. They a'e consequently disposing
Of X cir cattle as rapid as possibc, alt hough
wholly unfit for market. 1t will bc strange II
there b OF aresction In the Spring, 70 the great
pi sdt Of thesc engaged in ,till feeding.
A y.w days since Mr.. ABRAHAM DrA-, os
Nyack, lost his Ifs by falling ovorbosrd from
the steamboat Isaac Il. Smith, when passing the
Rocklsnd landing. No one on the boat knew u
the aceie ent. Toe cries Of the drow ming mao
were rcspc ndod TO from the shore, and boat put
out for bis relief, but ho sank beforo Il c)uid
reach him.
SAIs . Southern exchange: "a specimen
from the rural districts dinsd at the G+bson
iinrs with buttcr and sara, s.ycs S,r SIuno. ouIH
rot through with tb. saues wbc, m,na ha.t
Kindly ranired, win YOU have some moro
dumping, sir ? NO, sir, thauks,,' qnotf
nuMrKrs, Bat I'll ths, k yo for little more Of
the intment (ointment)."
ArARMrR In Minnesota, while at work burn
crawl n,ocs.d , sror, uns ,n @ smSe nesrH furious
that was 6c,cciv bu,n;r,, .nS i,on,sd,.,SP uoyP
after, lsgc bear rushed ont from the blazing
him, and aetey runhiny sbont faw n,ny,.. "a l.; y.
howi,d. r,d m.,n.y dsshsd Int, ~. "o,,1,s " .ns
dissppc,red N 's "~',' >''
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W. nhhTr n mss oceh ck,es annr 10 ot' Louis
WM' EnwAhhs, . leading lawyer In that
Guy, hss os.n sSot oy young man named
T',.,' ,n,ns VIE ms. y, Ss'ss mas iAu anu 'rn'' aod
.,.',.s .iDm A"n sssy " suo' snu rom suen
pn u" ,.I a" ,nPIopoi 'ns',nsey sprung
uup "men nu 70 'no o'ePsrA,Ion VI oHiSLpa ana
MS VIE ana the act Oh vengeance upon ED-
WARDS.
From . table recently Published II appears
that tho superficial area Of oil the States and
Territories Of our Union Is g. 26s.0f0 square mites;
Of this, 1929 010 square miles arc within the
limits Of the present organized Ststes add ,41st
700 square miles within tho rerritoriasS Ths
limits o. the United s,ases when thsaf tndsnsn-
der CO was acsievcd, (l7S3,) did not exceed $780,
$50 square miles.
AT the Wentworth, Canada assizss last veek.
the Jury awarded TO the family Of the late R.y:
Mr.. FAwCsrr, tho was killed by the rsiiway
accident at Flsmboro, Last sprir q. o. 600 DANA.
gss. On the same day the jury, in the csss Of
Cook, seriously injured by the same accident
awarded him S5. OO6 damage, and q like amount
to the family Of Mr.. McALk1zK, who was kill
cd.
The oldest house on Long Island, now stand
ug, Is In GoEanus. IL IL In part stone and part
brick, and~was built In 1889 by NICHOLAS
VuEIrVu md Ia Hrnx ~ l,nrt n
II was tho headqumtcrs % the Commander in
chief previous TO the battle Of Long Island.
lhe body of the house Is Of stone tho gable
ends, above the caves, OF brick imported from
Holland; and tho date 10 In iron figures upon
one 8sc'e ono, IN 'ne mason woik.
IN the Litohlsld County Conn Superior
Court, CARROLL MAHCHHsrkR has received .
verdict Of D! 800 against tho city Of Hartford for
Injuries ieosivsd oy stumbling against . looss
paving stone on tho SIDEWALK, on Albany ave-
nue IN the superior Court ct D.nbur', ConR.,
SosN mcCARTHf hAs Recovered verdict OF
Sooo ana costs from the western iurnptko
company Tor damages sustained In being
thrown on an unprotected embAnkment In De-
cember, 1903.
A YOUNG Lady named Poot, vas killed BY .
Dear ~ rancy Greek, kHkland Co., La, fsw
days since. She was walking with Miss Has
kELL along by- roAd, when Two bears suddenly
made their appearance. Ine girls started 70 run
out the bears having ssen them, started after and
csugnt Them. ons OF them struck Miss FOOL
Suh us paw, - sue turned AROUND, ano tore tne
hcsh on her breast 10 the bone completely tho
o.ner eiri Sc.Ped with some slight scratches.
Miss FOOL died In a Few hours. The bears were
killed shorily aferwsrd.
TnR official vote OF Ohio piyes DKySrsoS.
(Rep.) for Governor, 1884. 500 votes. and RASsEr.
Dem III 266; DEssIsSS's majority, 13 2G6
GuoLsos, the Republican candidate Tor Sufreme
Judge, received but II li3 msIority-s fact
xvht talN haf NhA I'm u.a