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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-15

The committee offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolred. That the foregoing claims
against the city of Wheeling, amount
ing to the sun of 81 ,O74,38, be paid.
The committee OH Water Works and
Superintendent reported the following
account. .,.t i'..l.s- .s.1
Expepses of water works. s5i67 70
Taxing up and relaying pipe ~ 1890
Cecil Hobbs. balance .... 1888
s. II, Greer nails. beeswax &c 9s1
John Hamilton, four stop.cocks . 3Ol. 90
G. III. Berry packing warn, &c.. 1928
Henry Dunlap paving and repairing. 5935
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-15
q. A. RLBERT
NTIFH MAKE HAIL. 70 NJ f't1"E
MARSHALL q EBERT.

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF
w the late firm of Marshall, Cots Co., at
The old Fulton Bank, and will fnrnisft coal ON
reasonable terms to all cur old customers, and
-sk . share of public patronage, marl2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-15
A SIX FO r.
HELMBoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
IFrom the Philadelphia Ledger

Philadelphia, July IL, IsbJ.
Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, Mr. Il.
4. aelmbold, informs us that no contemplates
renewing to the city ofNew York, with view Of
enlgring his business. We have been acquaint'
ed With him upwards Of ten years. have been
Commencing In q small way, his articles must
possess merit to ensure the success he has met
with, and from orr acquaintance with him CAN
confidently speak that we do not believe he is
q nan who would wish to impose on any one,
muh less the afflicted, and really in our own
Ion, business experience az an advertising med
Jun we have never heard of the success ofany
medicine without merit.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-15
WANTS.
SpuuyE MACHINES.

cents wanted everywhere to sell our low
,,yisrI fully licensed machines. Send for our
Srcslsr SHAW & CLARK, s M. Co., Hdde-
ford Maine. ho'is-iy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-15

A TTOBNy- Al Law. OFFICE
a Cerner o 00Rs and Fourth stsssts, -.
ps<ife the Cent nsase. wheelins WA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-15

Mr.. b. T. HEI,BoLD:
Dear Sir I'm regard to the question asket
ne a. to my opinion about BueAn, would "a,
that I have used and sold the article In various
forms for tho past thirty yearA lido not thinl
there Il any form or preparation Of IL have
not used or known to be used in the various
diseases where such medicate agent would b.
indicated. You are aware, as well As myself
that 1t has been extensively employed In the va
rious diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and
the reputation II has acquired, In my Judgment
is warranted by the facts.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-15

w. f. PEIEkSUN, ST. 'Tl'I y
THIS COMPANY Is now FULLY
L organized, and viii, In a short time, com.
Lubricating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chinneys.
For information In regard to the Stock or
Business Of the Company, apply 70 either Of the
undersigned officers, or ut the Compauys Office
On Main Street, next door TO the y, and u
Bank. WE. PETERSON Jr.. Soy,
P. HILDRETH, Trsas.f, -.
IOSEPH II, C0NNELL. Supk Dol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-01
Notice to InvaIids.

ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HOME
~ nor place where they can recelve the stten'
tlon necessary to their comfort when III, can
find at the County Hospital comfortable private
rooms, where they will bs attended upon by klnd
and experienced nurses, and will be supplied
with erythlng necessary TO their comfort.
THE ROOMS are entirely separated from the
Wards occupied by the INDECENT SICK.
Tho Hospitals under the.c eiof DIR. BRON'
SON, who can be found st his office, No, 47South
@ street, every day between the hourt OF II 4.
n, sud P. ", Arrangements can also be mads
With Mr.. Crouch, the h?spith
who cal, always be found at The Hospital Build
lnRs Charges moderate, .. lyl6,0a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
midnight Report.


VAbHI10foHt Jan. In
Associate Justice Field to-day delivered
the opinion of the United States Supreme
Court in the Missouri oath case. John
Aluminns, q Roman Catholic priest, who
was. indicted fbr preaching and teaching
without taking the oath prescribed BY the
Constitution Of the State, being plaintiff in
case is unconstitutional, il being in the nature
Of psnishnent Without trial, and In iss char.
acter e post .fdcfb; and IS bill of attainder,
the Judgment Of the Courts below 10 reversed,
with directions that the plaintiff shall depart
without delay.
sAssocsate Justice Field also deliyered the
opinion OF the Court in the ex parfe case of
Garland and Mari, who, taking part in the
rebellion, ask to be re>admitted to practice
in the Courts. He held that ~ the statute
imposes punishment (which nae. GOT have
been imposed at the time the o6ense was
committed), it ID in It's nature an = POD fdcte
law-Attorneys and not officers OF the Uni.
TED Smses--they are officers Of the Courts,
and hold ahsir ssG6ce daring their good beha-
vior. Tho Court II mot tbs Register Of
Edicts Of aay spower. The applicanta pbs
aaisa : mphaloq 0e he1nk Ntoh
relieves them from he consequences Of their
oaensse, snd makas the1 1,citiesnsiA ~ eyes
Of The iav, What they wsrs btlots committed.
Congress cannnt limit thspzsfogative Of mer,
cy, nor ca it be altered ~ legislative con
stsscAisn. 1t bllbwsd III tlspssper r the
petitioner must be granted, and also The
prayer of Mr.. Masr, and the rule which re-
qpiFes Attorneys 70 AXE the test oath must
= fsseinded. i "a fa k* 81
Associate Justice Miller for himself, Chiei
Justice Chase, and Associates 6vnin and De-
vis resd ths 1isSsstisg q isi1Ay maintaining
that practice in Court = : privilege q Attor.
nsys, and are sahjsct 70 1seist0e - -
- Jsdess. Th9 lav nakes - 1isneeioe,
bst ssqsilSs - ivil - Y = - =
take se0aootA. Attego44e sezg1s : - -
inq1pee en4tGe e3afne6stJ thsS3 3eSe
aa1 Y " ~ Alassnsgs = ~ Bed ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
NEWS ITEMS.

Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press.
SpRiHsFIEID, Jan Ia.
A bill was introduced to-day into the Leg
islature authonang the ciycf Chicago to
make and sell gas.
Pulier's Senate resolutien, dacAnag ~
railroad passenger and freight tariffs oppress.
i've, aud deAAnding legislation, vas made the
special order for Thursday at 10 o'clock.
ST. Louis Jan IL.
The Iron Mountain Railroad on Saturday
transferred to Thomas Allen, Who represents
the party Who were the original purelasers, .
bonus Of 81, ,206, 900 cash. and e260,0O in
stock.
Sr. PAUL, Nina, sJen4H
Six incheAof scow has fallen since Fri.
day, and the snsv i1yA lE1line-
Over 80, ,00O, 90 acrss u IaaA i 1innesc-
Z 40 still open to hoAeataads-
" GALExA, ILL.,, Jan. IA.
Three ruffians, strangers, assaulted b. II.
At noon to-day, on the river, two
miles below the city. The wounds win prob
ably prove fatal. Hutchins was soldier in
the First Iowa Cavalry. One of the villains
was arrested.
Borrox. Jan. "A.
Geritt Smith has sent draft Tor 5000 TO
aid the Cretans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

been faithfal y H. alaAgiaass tAsy are ~
CURED to swear TO, ~ shoeld 1--we been
spared the horrors Of ofrshSllioA. h was mot
claimed By ~ aaiss1y Of tAe Couit that the
law works the 1teafnde9 of MOOD therefore,
this 10 mot the attainder, nor does it appear
that Apy indicted persons, ,oE ibs Flunh1-
meht 81 persons Who afrayed themselves IN
hostility 70 the Goverpment, and gave aid
and comfort - tie eAsny, for4eited their
right to appear in Court. This vas not ,
criminal bat ! civil proceedisg. which affect
cd private riehta rstrospect,sely. With
regard TO the Missouri cass, tbe questions in>
volved rested with the State. The Constitu-
tioma sssAs1saon shat OsapSss sheA npake no
law abridging the freedom Of religion vas
not applicable. Justice Story sAys the whole
power was Left 70 tAs Stats, 70 b exercised
according 70 its judgunsnt The Constitution
of Missouri sAyI that no such persons ~ de-
scribed shall exercise their functions ualess
thsy show their loyalty. Cases were quotsd
in sur q sheso points. a
It SIb&63tood yke Prsideat to-day 4om-
mated 0smuS0f Gown Miaistssto kast1iG
The total receipts Of Revenue since July
lst were $l76.H1,lS4. 1t is thought
the entire receipts Of the year, will
exceed aR saimates BY ~, ,Qoo, ,Qe0y y even
S30 O0O OOO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

- E& 80 EI fn 2SEf& r%A
Irrs ArLAsnc CAME.
~ k& m &NEw loRx, i'm. n !
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived over the Cable:
LoxpospERRY, JAM 1.-THE steamship
Daua1aiis, &on Portland, arrived - day.
Paris, Jan. 14.-There is vague rumor
afoae that Hesperat's plot to assassinste
Emperor Napoleon was frustrated by the OH
cials. fss,. -
81. PErERsBuRG, Jan. 1.-THE &c srn-
ment of Russia has ordered general amnes-
ty for all ofenses committed by the newsps.
pers OF tAe Empire.
BERsE, Jan. 1.-THE Swiss Government
has under consideration the proposition to
prohibit the people Of Switzerland from join
ing the Pope's army.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-The steamer Thomas
Hnmphrey. bound hence for New York. vas
lost near holy Head, and all on board, ex-
cept the Captain and one man, was drowned.
Madrid, Jan. 4.-The Revolutionary Jun.
Il, having his headquarters here, has issued
. stirring addressto the people.
ELoRKxcE, Jan. 1.-The difficulty be-
tween Haly and Turkey, rsle1iag 70 the TtAl.
ian steamer being fred on BY the Fort oi
that port has been amicably adjusted. The
amount Of indemnity 70 be paid BY the Turk.
ish Government has not been fixed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WAsHIseros. Jan. II.


WAsHIseroS. Dan. II.
SENATE.
pe,;,;,;or. vsr. ,,a..n,sa t,- n. ..x.
of ths nsnd;n. ,.r;G Iii. e., an ;n.,s.ss ~
n.v of s,rrv es;cs-s. fny ,seans,rnn.;o,, -.
iha bas;s ~ eonai r;obts. aaa;nst ,ba cnr,s;I.
W., or ,ha c,,rranor e H. ~ ,n-;.,
lion 20, IL i'm r,.,vs,,,an, oS ~. u,sl;
river s''~' 'pp'
hill n.ssad n se, ..;as tho n,o.a.d. oe
;a,.rn.i rsys,ns /, ~ Tarr,,or; Iss- 90
for The ersc,;on &c nen;,an,;ar;ss
NJ LANE callsd nm IL Iii ~ oh.o II.
mode of .nro;n,;na pans;on A.sn,. rsov;d'
me- ;ne The, h.pe.a,.r h .nno;a,sd n % p'p,a p.
;dent w;th ~. .dv;ce IA con..r, rs ~
Senate Mr. sumner,s .mendmsn, -.
.,r;r,rg N. iii o,i;csrs ~ .cants or ~. G.,
srnmsnt whose s salar,ss ~ ,sss srneaJ s,sno
mnst ha con6rmed hv Tho Ssn.,. -. ~
ro..d hv NJ Iana ybo ..;a \. So,id ~ ~.
r. !, as m ;ndensnder. n,onos;,;on Ra;.cssd
yeas. -. n.ys' 21' ~
The morn;n. bour HAVING .rn;rea tho mn.
finished bus;nes. of Fr;day.the h;ll 70 rag,,.
late the tennre of ofics-c.m. nm
Mr.. HENDRICKS' amendment to strike
ON, the nrov;s;on ~ av.ca,a ~ 6li A..
rem. with H. advice and consen, % If tho sen.
ate: the duties of such offices to be exprciaed
w,,bont salaries foes nv erroluments hv srch
officers a. NAV by law exercise such novers.' @
Mr.. SHERMAN ssid the bill CONTEMPLATED
t.s az ahs o o0o rsmo.Sl. usd. 9gS. hv ~. Pr.:.
dent since last summer. mot 1O0 have been
! renorted "a the Senate. If he bel;zvea tb.,
the Pre.;dant vouid trv N b.rnon;,. LII
The Senate. and send IN other name. :. hi.
ron,;naas -. r.;sc,.a \. -,s,ia - H.
to 10, h;u, ell v.csnc;ss dnr;ne The .ass;nr
But The pres;dent had mnnifssted no sneh
Aisnosit;on.
K NJ RI1cKALEW,s .uoo.,,;on NJ
Hendricks v;thdrev bis Amendment. 70
le, the debate proceed on the sser;ous merits
Of the case.
Mr. HOWE moved to strike out the word.
Expiration Of term. at the close Of the Sd
section, which reads as follows: seThe Pres
;dent skell have nover q an AT yacsrc;as
which may happen during the recess Of the
piraa;oa of ssrm Of oiEcs, Or othar lawful
.expiss i The end d, The next session there.
Ger
The amendment was agreed to.
:, NJ: \. WILLIAMS WI spoke generally in favor
Aitsr executive session the Senate ad--
ioutned. ~
''1 HOUSE
s,tiod.ess d ,s.1sAs 0''' ana 's'''''10'' S we're
d:cssss a, s e ssss ssa'. = Il psd
miss;oned officers Who Are dischsrred from
the. army or navy. rs1T nF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
FROM MEXICO.

French Troops Embarking on Trans
ports.
New YoRx. Jan. A.
The Tribane's Washington special says the
Government has received confirmation from
Vera Cruz that several transports have al.
ready arrived, and the French troops COM
menced embarking. There are "A large
transports. which will be sufficient to remove
all the troops. 1t is expected that all will
have embarked by the lst of March.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
FROM HAVANA.

NEw YoRK, Jan. IA.
The Herdlfs correspondent of the 7th
says the whole capital of Banco Eshsgnol
has been disposed of, and one million three
hundred thousand dollars over and above it.
There is two millions OF dollars in circulation
besides. The people entertain strong doubts
of the financial future of the Island, and
many predict general bankruptcy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM CHICAGO


Especial T. ~ Northwestern AssseiAAaA sPresa.1
CHIAao, Jan. II.
"A family named 0 Hara wsreS Apnd vths
morning nearly suffocaied BY gas and smoke
escaping from coal stove. A few moments
more would have been too late.
Edward Dick, President of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Chicago, died this morning.
This morning three boys of . gang Of ten
or twelve, belonging 70 respectable families,
were srrested for breaking into : lady's room
and seeslihe jewslry and wszdrobee u the
amount Of about fve hundred dollars The
burglary Was committed in November.
There il . meeting this p. m. Of the Union
ticipated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

Mrs. Leonard Jones of Pitts6eld, n. H.,
lady rising City years Of age, vent to Con.
cord in the cars . few days ago. IL was Che
first time she ever saw or entered railroad
car, although having always lived within ff.
teen miles Of Concord.
Gambling continues to increase in Paris,
and recent heavy losses and gains have been
the subject Of much conversation. Among
the winners is Kali Bey, who one evening
gained in all a million francs. viscount D.
lost the same evening 5000 francs, which
he paid Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
49, AS
FIRES.


Nxw YoRE, Jan. IA.
There was FIRE At No. II Platte street to-
night, incurring loss to Otto Schioet man,
dealer in LIQUORS, of $4,000, and other oc.
cupants $500.
The residence of c.. K. Hamilton, Staten
Island. waS burned this morning. Loss SIS,
600, partially insured
There was FIRE at 426 Broadway to uiRht,
which destroyed the millinery stock Of Mr..
Negbeu TO the amount Of $4,000.
Building No. "a Grand street, occupied by
Henry Coon and others, was damaged by FIRE
so~night. Loss So, 900.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 4.
A portion Of the Reaper and Mower man
ufactory Of Warden, Mitchell 4 Co., near
Springfield, Ohio, was destroyed By FIRE on
Saturday night. Loss. about $4,000; iusur.
ance, $4,000
SpsKGFisLD. Mass., Dan. IA.
The Wasson car factory was burned this
morning. Loss, so, 900: insurance, s., 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
FROM RICHMOND.

NEw YoRx. Jan. IA.
A Herald Richmond despatch says the
freedmen are almost all unwilling to work
By contract during the present year. 1t 10
also the case throughout most of the South
ern States-laborers preferring share in the
crops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15
FROM COLUMBIA, =. G.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. II.
The freedmen are leaving in such numbers
rs to excite alarm for the future cultivation
of lands. They are chiefly bound for Elori-
da. and are transported 1t Government ex>
penge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

PEcroRkL BALM isa mark known to al
from the coast of Labrador to the extreme
South, as remedy for diseases Of the lungs.
1t stands without m. equal, as is, daily proved
by the nnkmted demand. For salesby Kerr
4 Fuller, Keokak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

CHICAGO, Jan. IA.
Yesterday FIRE occurred at Lyons, ten miles
from Chicsgo. Haas& Powell's brewery was
destroyed. Loss estimated at 100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

CRACKERS. \ fresh lot Of. Boston, But
~ ter, Wine. Areated and crsekAsis, Just received
and eDg sale BY cox IRWIN.
I,REsH BUTTER, fresh Eggs, and tverything IN the
L Produce line. fresh md good, at
dls ssvfs az oox IRv1E's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

MNlM Frnits, of all kinds, fresh md
Ogood. Tor 10 !, s(ce00J CDx kIRvfN9s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

Irrs ArLAxnc CAME.
~ tE M SNEw loRk ,Jn. n 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-15

SPPe"'"'eS " "
had been adulterated with carbonate of lead.
All the victims were. at the last accounts,
out Of danger, but their sufferings wers very
severe.
Edward Lynch, a Young man about
twenty-five years OF age, who has resided in
Northboro about : year, was cafeIsssly ex-
smin'ng loaoeo p'sso. ,ue'o.y s'.e,noon, !,
vnen 'as Weapon -. a...ssa @ !. .aS =. 'ds h O.''
.n.', u;. ...orarr !. -. sr,sc.sd
-ine snow IN nampsen county Z : u.ep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23

whsn " King ana n. Lowry came IN answer 70 tns
sn h replied hs, ne hOosd . az IA
vshed the reason OF his be buried In the ground
WITH him. He persisently refused 70 give any rsaeon
remain Q matter OF conjecture The DECEASED was
about thrty-two years Of age. 'Hs came to this city
some three years ago, from Huntsville Alabama weer
al Huntsvis. Alabama when the war broke OUT and
had accumulated considerable wealth He was one Of The
first to volunteer ana entered the rebel army Major %
the Fourth Alabama cavalry. He loft hls .a- .aan
rnssttsd and durins he lost all Of his property
He vas member Of division No. ~ Sons Of Temper
thee, and Also OF Masonic Lodge here On The morn
ing before suicide he had burned al his letters. His
bank book lay beside him when no was found and he
gave directions that enough should be drawn 70
pay all funeral sxpenses Ever since he has been here
BIO has been subject 70 nus OF deep dependency, and
sad by an intimate FRIEND that recently In sui! for
the hand Of young lady IN this city he failed, which
fact probably explains bis deed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23
Suicide IN New Jersry-curious C0rSner's
Verdict.

From the Bridgetou IN. j. Chronicle. Dec. 81.
On Wednesday evening OF this week distressing
suicide took place near Dividing Crock. young man
named Cemence Moore, AGED about twenty-five years,
. son OF Hamilton Moore, deliberately shot himself
through the left breast with pistol causing his death
In about three minutes Mr.. Moore had been 1t Dividing
Creek during the day, and II Is supposed was partially
intoxicated when he proceeded TO the house Of has
brother John Hickman, and requested place TO
lie down. The report of pistol after heard
By his sister, Mrs. Hickman, who proceeded Immediately
TO his bedside whom he handed her the weapon with
which he had committed the dreadful Decd saying, ~
have shot myself; did 1t on purpose goodby.n ard
expired. Coroner John Loper was immediately
summoned, who certified a. follows -'Having viewe4
the dead body OF the said Clomsncs Moore ana made
inquiry respecting his DEATH do certify that am satis
Gsd no gut attaches 70 any person by means O. SAC
December inst, at the house of John Hickman, In tbs
township OF Downe, himself voluntarily, and OF bis
malice aforethought. did kill and murder"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23
Al gs-Rebei Omeer KILLS Himself Probably
for Love.

tFrom TIE Piitsburs Chronicle, Dec. 10
distressing OF deliberate suicide occurred res
tsrday, At the residences OF Mr. samuel ward, Penn
swsss The victim OF his own violence Gas young IN
married man named James nAnnix, who vas smrpysd
a. harness making. He had been 10 the city for about
thfss years. and for fourteen months past mas occupied
room al Mr.. wsrd'a Yesterday morning be ccu-
planned OF not being we'll, and concluded not 70 -
70 work purisg the nornirg however, be
visited the shop, and invited Mr. Lowry, member
OF ths frm, 10 visit him .. his room 81 half.pass
ten clock. As he turned 70 leave the shop he Shoes
hands With NJ. 1. and babe bin good bye 10 solemn
manter. He then went 20 tue shop Of Mr. King. .
beachsr ON Fourth street. and requested him 70 como
20 kis room at about ten o'clock. Going home. be 70.
qusstcd that his might b put IN good order, -
be expected friends lie then went into frieud's
aud washed and dressed himself with great care,
After which he rsturasd 70 his own apartment and
closed the door Shortly after Zen o'cocs nj King
arrived and. snserins Msrnxs room, be found him
lying on The floor, and the smoke Of burned powder
SIN In ihe atmosphere. Fastening 20 his friend ne
found that lied pistol with one o. the Barrels
empty, lay on the door beside him, while wound
evidently made BY pistol bullet was dbcovsred the
abdomen Of The unfortunate map. He was Immediately
placed upon The bed, and DR.. spess summoned. Iho
physician decided that there vas ne bops OF re-
covsry shortly aer three O'Clock IN the ansrnscn
young Nannix expired. he remained sensible up 70
lhs time " his dsssh bot UeaId scnvsus sos hst's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23
Suicide In Fairhaven. Conn.

lFrom The New Haven Journal Dec "A
very unfortunate affair happened In r x,rhsvsn oc.
Thursday night II that late In n a EVENING The
body Of Mas csiharine E English wa found IN The
we'll the OF the residence Of brother Mr. NJ
suffering from alteration the raind ana while
In this state she plunged into tie well, which 10 sixty
and the body taken from th and all assistance rem
dersd possible In the E46ruing jury Of Inquest
summoned, who rendered verdict In accordance with
the facts The deceased has suffered much for long
TINA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23
s uIcID E s i.


Suicide By Drowning.
"a, nine O'Clock yesterday morning . man, whose
name " unknown. stepped aboard the Hobckea ferry.
boat Paersop the other side OF the nver and when
ths boat opposite Christopher street be jumped
overheard and vas drowned The body was subss.
Quently recovered. but not recognized. II taken
70 the horgus for Identification, and Coroner Cover
notified 10 hold an inquest Deceased was about forty
years Of age and weV suit u back clothes, fur cap
An ara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23

Prom the London Times ,city articlel Dec l0l
Subjolned Is q list OF assurances effected Her
Msjestys theatre exclusive Of the surrounding houses
several OF the ocss however have lessened Their risk
by reinsurancss In other Offices not named:-0n the
buiiding-Lverpo0l and London and Globe, fl0 600;
Northern. $4,000; Lancashire, f5 900: Sun, 81 900;
Atlas, fS0o0; Manchester Go. 600: North British ana
propertes-Nerth British and Mercantile IS 600; and
Royal, Liverpool e. 600. making total on the building
and properties OF ga 000 The assurances by hessrs
Graves Co., the print sellers stated be-Aili-
ance, f7o0o Northern. Go 600; County. c. $50: West
minister $4,000; Hand.in hand. 60 600; Liverpool and
5000; and Western Go, o00-a total or f33, $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23
Dlmensions and FInl.h oil thc Buildlns.
Madame Titlen's Losses.

From the London Star, Dec. Q.l
No regret TO learn that Madame Teps alonc has lost
jewery from 81 900 Ell 2G0 In addition nj her mag
nihcent stage dresses The grand organ, which cost
f600 and all the stage scenery and decorations painted
for the most part by Telbn, Geve and Calcott have
been destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-23
a Curiou. Tucjflcnf.

By an odd circumstance the only thing which has
vved the general wreck Is the dress 10 which the ghost
in 'sDon Glow ami" was wont TO be played