The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-18

PIcNIcs Quite n number Of picnics ar,
on the tapis-somc for this weck-somo fol
next. The Good Tcmplars aud the sabbath
schools, to say nothing Of other parties
are making great preparations for u good
time, and they will be sure to have goo,
time, II the rain will only dry up long
enough to give them chance.
lloRsE FAiR.-It Is predicted that the at
tendance nt the Horse Fair, in this city
on the 27th and 2Sth inst, will be large
and some very fine aud fast stock will be
on exhibition. We hope the predictions
will be verified in every particular, and
that the Fair viii be a complete success.
Az AwFuL DEED OF BuooD--A LovKF
KuLs A YOUNG GIRL AND HnisELF.-Wm
Belts young man. % years Of age, who
had been a soldier in an. Ohio regiment
murdered Miss Sarah Klein, aged about 90
on Sunday evening last, In her widowed
mothers house, in Delhi township, seven
miles below Cincinnati. The papers all
agree in their reports, that It was case OF
ardent affection on the part Of the murder
cr, and consuming jealousy.
Belts had been addressing his victim foI
ia year, and had proposed, but it is not
known whether there was or not an en-
gagemcnt OF late she had received an oc-
easional visit from another young man
and this led to the bloody tragedy, lIC
accompanied her home from church and
had parted from her at the gate where she
was yet standing when Belts approached
Ills peculiar looks and manner, 1t is sup
posed, alarmed her, for she rushed to the
house and closed the door, before reaching
which he had fired three aimless shots at
her from revolver.
With insane desperation he forced the
door, and, in presence of her mother fired
again, the bali crashing into her breast and
through her heart. The mother tainted
and fell, and there was the blood-curdllng
sccne-a mother nanimate, daughter
dead!
Rushing from the house to a neighbor-
ing field, one more act finished the tragedy.
The fifth bullet was yet to spare, and that
Belts, with fatal precision, fired into him
selfand died instantly.
ORDERS IN CASES or BANKRuprcY.--At
CincinnatL yesterday, Judge Leayitt, of
the United States Court for Southern Ohio.
had orders entered governing cases of vol
untary bankruptcy, to the following effect.
The petition or duplicate, with all the
papers, to be filed with the clerk, and the
same referred to the Registerof the Con-
gressonal District in which the petitioner
resides notice shall be given, of not more
than five days, after receiving the order,
when the bankrupt shall appear before the
Register and the case shall be heard.
The clerk is to publish blank forms orall
process. sign the same, ailiX the Court
seal thereto and hand them to the Register,
who is to countersiSn them. .. ..
& The usual legalfe fees Of the clerk for pre-
pairing and Issuing such process to the
Registers, shall be taxed at costs in the
case, to be paid as other costs are to be
paid.
Moneys received by assignees or paid in
to Court, to be deposited in the Central Ma
tional Bank, of that city.
All notices required by law, or the Rules
in Bankruptcy, to be published in news
paper, shall be published at least once in
such daily paper printed at Cincinnati and
also at least once in some local paper print
ed at the seat of justice at the county in
which the bankrupt may reside, as shall be
designated by the Register.