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Eighteen estates in Cuba have recently suf-
fered severely from fire which ragged through
thom all for several days in succession.
Mr.. Rarey, tho horse tanner, is TO receive
S., 900 for imparting to fifty men in the British
cavalry his system of horse tanning.
A cigar-maker on Market street, Louisville,
cut his throat on Thursday. He was not dead
on Friday morning. No cause has been as
signed for the decd.
The steamer Baltimore has been partially
raised. She was near Annapolis on Tuesday,
and IL was expected she would reach Baltimore
to- day.
Yesterday was the day appointed for the ex-
ecution of the four criminals in Baltimore,
when, it is believed, they underwent the ex
treme penalty of the law.
In the recent canvass in Niagara, Orleans
and Genessee counties, Now York, for Seno
tor, there was no less than one hundred and ten
candidates voted for. ....
Lawrence O'Toole, of Louisville, KY, who
was seriously stabbed, by John Gray, on Mon
day night, in row, is slowly sinking. There
is scarcely hope of his recovery. .....
Mr.. Charlton Morgan, of Lexington, has re-
ceived the appointment of Consul at Nice.
The Statesman speaks in the highest terms of
the appointment.
we'll has reached depth of 1856 feet Going
down is slow business with the great bore, but
as its rival, the Legislature, has left town, per-
haps the we'll will got a new start.
Mr.. T. B. Jones, the sculptor, has returned
to Columbus, with the mold Of Gov. Chase's
bust, and has located in Walcutt's building,
corner of High and Town streets, where the
casting will be done.
The bodies of two men were found in Blue
River, on Tuesday, one at the point where the
Cincinnati Railroad crosses, in the town of
| Shelbyville, and the other about q mile and a
half below.
! Since the arrest Of Argentine, tho Virginian
forger, in Boston, he has been iden tifod as the
party who, some time since, uttered forged
checks to the value of $3,26O, in Charleston,
| South Carolina.
In 1858, for the first time, English exports
| to British India exceeded those Of the United
! States, the value to the former country being
about eighty four millions of dollars, while the
United States reached only seventy millions.
A New York correspondent of the Savannah
Republican is informed that "Mr. Sickles, i'm
mediately after his liberation, will commence
an action for libel against the proprietors OF
the Evening Post, they having, since the homi-
| cde kept up bitter and unceasng series OF
attacks upon his private character"
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times says: "Under all circumstances, as re-
CARDS Italy, the danger is passing off for thu
present 1t is great point that the Empero
Napoleon seems well disposed, and so long a
he remains so, he has a right to be judget
favorably."
Reports having been made that the Turkisl
Government was preparing formidable arma
ments, the Turkish Minister in Paris has giveI
an assurance that the Divan had merely or
ganized two camps of observation Of 5000 mel
each, one at Sophia and the other at Shumla
} in Bulgaria.
The proposition to construct q road fror
Shelbyvillc to Hobbs station, on tho Louis
vile and Frankfort Rond, has been lately re
vived. This road was commenced six or eigh
years ago, and one half of the grading done
but cash and courage failed, and the enterpris
stopped.
On Wednesday the body of man was dit
covered hanging to fence stake, near Gree
Lawn Cemetery, Columbus, Ohio. The mannt
, of his death was most stockings he had opene
all the veins of his arms and wrists, and the
suspended himself by the neck from the top
the fence stake.
On Saturday last, woman of italian 9!
traction, residing in Chicago, gave birth
twins, and soon after became deranged, an
horrid to relate, before the children were r.
lieved from her grasp, she maDgled one of the
t with her teeth, causing its immediate deaf
The poor woman is improving.
The fugitive slave, whose arrest has cause
5 so much disturbance in Philadelphia, has bee
identified as the property of Mr.. Simpson,
Loudon County, Va. The excitement in Il
Quaker City, especially in the vicinity of FIT
. and Chestnut streets, was so great on Monda
l and Tuesday that more riots were apprehendeC
One day last week, the wife of man livin
near Georgetown, Del, left her husband an
took up with younger man. The next da
the husband called upon his rival, when tf
, two men sat down on a log and calmly nc
4 justed the difference, the husband acceptin
. seven dollars and dog for his claim and rigl
9 to his former wife. What philosopher!
n The body of man, supposed to have bee
/, five months in the water, was found at the fot
Q of Mulberry street, st. Louis, on Wednesda.
4 There were on his right forearm the letters ~
s McF." in India ink, with representations
s two stars and a heart, and the figures. 1887.
: Several severe contusions were found about Il
= right side Of the head. Foul play is suspects
I A Berlin correspondent intimates the prol
I ability of an early abdication on the part
the King of Prussia. 1t is supposed that
5 political amnesty, prepared for publication
: the christening of the infant Prince, will
published on the accession Of Wilhelm l., h
d future title Of the Prince Regent. The Prin
o and Princess Frederick William will be styl
J. Crown Prince and Princess.
u An aerial machine has been constructed by
}, gentleman of Eric, Pennsylvania, named Lyn
a and he proposes, as a convenient, central poiI
>, to make an ascension and trip from Colul
II bus if the proper arrangements can be mao
,, Thirty-six thousand cubic feet of by ydrogen g
II manufactured by the vitriolic process, will
j, used, making an ascensive power of about t
y thousand pounds. The operator does not pl
10 pose to cross the Atlantic nor make voyn
y to the moon, but is merely about to test |
10 application of motive-power to the propulsi
~ Of bodies in the afro. S. Journal.
II JOSEPH MCKINNEY.-The following is fir
mr. the Dayton Gazette of yesterday This u
n quitous character has, Micawber like, "turr
up" again, under circumstances that warr
the belief that he will be returned to Jail.
dispatch was received from Rising Sun, In
s. asking if he should be arrested, to which
L. swer was Immediately returned ordering
i'd apprehension; and another dispatch was
of ceived stating that he was arrested and
nd jaii. Officer Van Dorcn started after him y
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