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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23
Singular Death-Cnse OF sp~oEtnneous
Combustion.


The following is from the Indianapo-
lis Journal of Saturday last:
We are indebted to DR.. l.. NJ. White
side, dentist, Of this city, for the par
%ticulars of o most singular and appalling
catastrophe that occurred yesterday
morning in the town Of Columbus, about
forty miles south of this city, on the
Madison Railroad. About eight o'clock
the attention of some citizens, on the
street was attracted to the liquor shop
Of a German by the name of Andrew
Note, by o slight smoke issuing from
it. He had been known to be a very
incorporate man, and recently, it was
supposed in consequence of his wife
leaving him, and applying for a divorce
on account of his confirmed drunken
ness, more constantly and beastly drunk
than usual. On entering they found
him lying dead behind his counter, up
on u board which was used to keep his
feet of the wet floor, with his head near
a whisky barrel. His clothes were still
burning. His lips had been entirely
burned away, leaving Il CHASTITY hole,
in which his tongue was seen burned to
o crisp, rs was the inside Of his mouth
and his throat. His nose was burned as
if by fire coming ont of the nostrils.
The remainder of the body was scorched
where the burning clothes had touched,
but showed no other indication of fire.
The hands We're drawn up to the mouth,
as il to close it, or shut off some dread
Ell thing from it. There was no fire in
the room that DIR. whiteside could see,
and certainly lone near the horrible
corpse. A revolver was found
beside it, but all the, charges We're in
it, aud no marks, Of injuries, except
from the fire, were discovered, so that
the death could not have been caused
by snicide. But if it had been, the lips
burned entirely of. and the crisped
tongue, throat and nose, would have
been still o inexplicable, as the fire
was manifestlS of very recent occur
rence-the clothes still burninG-and it
could not haSe been applied sfteEdeath
by some other person, without detec.
ton, or some mark or Other that would
Indicate where tho fro came from, and
=.
how it was used. But if it could have,
been thus applied, it is impossible to
bs,;eys TINT il was. for there could
r.~Lu.nomo,;r., :, burn. I'D n,.n
ha'0 oesn
especially about n mouth ana nose
The same fact Of the singular character
and locality of the burninp. involving
=, IT,
oh'y'tne ar
of q death by violence. NO murderer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

IODINE WATEK, 20 z I'll
leure Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, ScrofuaAt in
al Its forms, Liver Complaint, Ae., &c. fof
'A'' y eaaHo1.'za No odd liz. On
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

1. IL THE PUBLICATIONS OF ALEXAE.
A der Campbell, kept constantly on manu-.
Popular Lectures, Christian Baptist, 'I msaan
Owen Debate, Life of Thos. Campbell. Also q
full supply Of the Christian Hymn Book, in rari'
GU. STYLES Of binding.
,Jxo. +. McDEISor, febl5
J. A. CAMPBEtL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

INDIGO, VANILLA. Indigo SIP. FLg1T,
u Gopperas, Chip Logwood, fustfc. AZ
Hhslesale DrpQtsta
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

NAMPHORATRD GLYCRRlNR
- with Amica, - prepared by Z. BOOKING,
h THE best srnele yet diseevsrod for Chxpped
lows Hall. vs. 80 2+sN rof.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23
Photographic Albums,

Desirable Residence for Sale.
r OFFER FOR SALE AT A Low PRICE
i my residence on Monroe street, corner Of
Byron, as We intond declining housekeepinSa
feb23lw 1- j. W. PAXT0N.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23
r,.p,e,.. H.r,e "K,.,...,,

The Pacing Herse "Ke.taeky.' H--
All agents who have been selling
tickets in the Gift Enterprise in which
Kentucky, was to have been drawn,
are instructed to return the money. in
their hands to those who purchased
tickets, as the distribution will not take
place from the fact that not enough
tickets were sold to justify. Any per-
con holding an order from any Quar-
tsrmaster for this horse, Will please
bring s 1000 with him, and he can have
the horse. IN. ID. RoDocKkR & Co. b,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

WE ARR OPENING NEW GoopsoF THE
w latest styles, which have been purchased
since the decline In prices, and W oder At low
, Our stock has bean seleeted with care and con-
sists in part Of goods suitable for Ladies' Gen
tlemen, Kisses and chiidren's wear. Rich
Haek and Colofed silks Colored Poplins. Black
and Colored Reps, Black and Colored Dslaines.
Aapacas, Merinos. Empress, Balmoral Skirts
and Skirtings, White. and Colored Tlannels,
Cloakings, Fancy Cashmere for BOYS wear
Spring Styles 81 Ladies shawi.. Hou.ehad Fur,
nishipe Goods. 10. 81. - Bieaehed Sheetings
- Blraehed and Brown .Shestings, Liable Linen,
NapkiIe, Huck Towels and Toveiins. Ra..ia
Crash, Linen Diaper Mzrsciiies SPREADS and
Spread Material, sPi5ov Muziias and Linens
Hosiery. Giovea Alrxsndre,s Kid Cloves. I'm.
bons itriA Sslsdos sd1sl. F
wehave . ~ sets hne Mink Fun. xhses
sfn b ssld cheap. We ssiictt an cxaminstioa
Of cur pod, before buying sissvhers Re.
jam ,. n. s,rrma CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

COOKING STOVES, HEAT.
bsa0ttsf ING STOVES.,E-
CRATES. FLOW PoHns. SUGAR YET,
LtSrs Ties TEA KETTLE& HOLLOW
MADE KOM THE M6STs AP.
M PROvED PATTERNS, -lwsys On hand
= ..s =. = AH' THO: THos q 'ccusfxxxrsox
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

ERENCH AND GERMAN ACCORDEONS,
Il Concertinas- Banjos, violins- Guitars, Flutes,
Flies, F1ageolets. Tuning Forks strings for Guitar
and Violin, Bows, Rosin, Bridges. Guitar and
Violin Trimmings, with every article in the mu.
sic line. for sale low at WILLIAM II. SHEIBS
Music Store, No. l39 Main Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-23

DEPARTING AND TUNING OF PIANOS,
IN Organs, Melodeons, Accordeons, Flutinas
and all Musical Instruments promptly and care.
fully attended to, 1T WILLIAM il. SHE1BS
Music Store. m r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18
MISSOURI.

Destructive Fire ~ Issuislasa-Tws Dlecks
Dessrsyed-l.ess Tive Hundred and Tsn
\ Thousand Declare. fass 81 IS ss. ...fss y. 81
ST. LoUn, Nov II, 1851.
Two entire blocks IN the business portion Of the town
Of Louisiana, in Pike cosnty Missouri we're destroyed
By Ore Friday night Involving Lon q s2lo 600
which The insurance dos mos exceed $4,000. The
principal losers ars:-Hsndsrson , Co, tobacco
factory. $4,000; insuranos $4,000 in shs Esna
odHcss. Hartford: 5000 In tAs Home; 900 In the
Nsnhattaa; $4,000 IN the Harmony. III q New York;
5000 In The Phnnix, II Brooklyn.
Jacob Block. warehouse; Lass 5000; insurance aos
stated 4. 8. M. \. NV. M.
Thomas, Cash I Co., plaaas mill: ioss $4,000; In
sursncs not stassd. - .. IN.
L. Tntz, dwelling housA sslvon Co. iess
sao.ooo; naurapce act Stated Lindsey Bros Lads
isy and vsnhorn I Co., tobacco and nachinsry
siooo; insured fss SIC 80 y .hs fisruor1 eon1ssy
SS6oo IL NE Mssshants' and hanufactursss' q 81
Leuis, 900 n Quincy company.
Clean Overall sobaooe fastoxy ioss e1l, o00 Insured
a. 500 n - Leas compsnieG '44
n n. Lynsh, Ioss elooa t4f N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18
THE INDIANS.

Three NTen Killed BY the Savages Near
Fort Dodge-Three Indians Hanged In
Nebraska.
81 Loun. No.. Nov. II, 1857.
4 despatch frem Fort Harksr 70 she Democu says:--
Two men were killed ~ ths Indians twelve mIss north
q ron Dsdgs % the 13th snsk Their bodies were
stripped bus - scalpsa- ne came cay b. Jenss W.
aAansr. The Indians are supposed 70 - Noethsrn
Coey ennoa
IAdespaach from Omaha says:-Fivs Indians who COM
m1ttod massacre 81 Kooteuai mines some time since
have been given mp ~ their CHIEF Tor punishment and
three Of them have besn hung. ..ttt-
. party Of horso thieves have been overtaken In the
Yeilowstons valley, aud b supposed that eleven 0f
them have been killed b. order Of the vigiians Com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

Hse Kellogg appeared Marguerite In 0ounod's
Faust u Her Majssty's Theatre. London, Nov 2 the
London Telegraph says;-- $1,000 sa 8ss
That nls Kellogg suffered much from what b known
among theatrical people .sssgs frght evident
from the trembling q her EARLIER portions
Of the garden sesn eus q che same time there vas 20
audiences would have readily forgiven fa serious
shortcomings than those osasSd ~ nsrvousnsss II
vsios sIas has Won Ter ne lady = many admirers
cores tue Gas sad thss Vim sse1Fs popularity hsrs
Ksiioes's qas,isss sfssr ksss spp:.ssncs Sas 4 1ss
manifoss that she has studied the q snoing With
gss care ana that she has nucA fss'as for dramatic
Byron's Navino Faiere was produced in magnificent
style Drury Lane, November 2 Mr.. Phelps sustaining
she title rdIs rhs sav winds Up long criticism with
the foilowing:--
The nna scsns wis purely spectacular. ne giants
staircase sto0d substantially and magaincsny erected
Ssns ss~sras he back SsntsS sisS dc sscaisscsass
m.gnlnosnce sna eurnountsd ~ re colossal nsurss
cs!eDrass1 y vsnstiaa story The nso = hsIpss. sne
upon he stage driven down the staircase u The
avslIn polns aad then The steps slowly lined BY
psarsd then The Council ana lat Of all the Doge He
desconded Ne staircase unSii hs reachsd the block.
SS.s. he $50 cs: ana !. sSs ssS be
beyond question he eonpists q the display.
\ Csrossa PAU = in Hungary, creating great ssnsa-
tion.
rhs casisAsa.sr, visana, h preparing orsnSaaA's
PsymSssion a Dss Hsswss
RlNorI played Mario Anton cite . mainss q the
Boston thsssrs saturday and vii give The great
drama q ths Preach thsatrs shis city tonight sn6
viii % succssdsd IN Boston By sshs II Grange and
Brguon Italian opon company. rA
Hanison's conoou tr0upo, censstng 81 Puropa Hoea,
Ds MsysF TsvSans Rosa Colby and Tbayes save their
lsa sacrs1 concs Iass Nc ut - ths Boston Musc Hall
Rip Van wInkls aad Ihs Pep o. Day confines 70
draw good houses ~ McvicksFp and Woods, Chtcago.
Jsnsrson n The f0gusr n . powerful magnet 1A
Tho Mendolmohn Quiut61ee Club from Bosson. nave
Z grand concsEt ~ Chicago On saturday. ~ As' -NA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

SPECIAL IftEeaAn 70 THE ueaAta
Details sf shs EEaytisa Issurrsosisn.


SPECIAL rflEeaAn 70 THE kaAta
Details sr shs Hsysisa Isssrrsssis..
HAVANA. New. II. 1857.
The news Of the insurreetisa h Hayd = cen
Hrmed. s~4 sw
On the 18th Of October The scsas In the Legis-
lative Chambers was very violent and the Ian
guags used was Of The moss threatening char.
setsr. II al arose from melton made to 70.
lisvs Nontss. who b IN Cape Haytisn dungeon.
The members al spoke in his defence.
II i stated that President ealnavs became %
audacious - 70 secretly inoite rabbls Of women
and boys to attack the House Of Assembly. This
they did, amid loud visas for Salnavs. and cries Of
"Down with the Assembly I" hurting 1t The same
time bricks. bottles, sticks. &c. The dwellings
Of many were vigorously stoned. The American
Consul was fred ct, but escaped unhurt
A unanimous protest Of the diplomatic corps
has been presented against any further such
scenes. and demanding Of the government TO see
70 Il that the like DO mot occur.
At last accounts shs city Of Port ~ Prince was
quisting.
The treaty with lie Unitsd States d - yet In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18
IRELAND.

Rsalan Cenvicss Again In Cssrs. ..a
DrsLs, Nov. II, 1851.
The TenIan prisoners Halpin, Warren and Costello.
when brought up before the special commission yssesr
day for the last time % rsosive their sentences wsrs
asked BY tho Court they had anything 70 Nv Why The
penalty Of the Law should not be imposed in THAR
They replied BY making strong speeches. IN which
they reiterated their protests against the jarsdctsoA d
the commission denied tho legality Of their sal without
mixed jury, and claimed thar citizens Of tAs Unitsd
States they entitled 70 the protection or the Amsr
can governments N. .ss.s..e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

The ComIng Executisn Of the Fcniaa Rfossrp-
Ne Csnnrmasisn Of sho TerseIa Disaster.
t&sa8 a. E0spQs. Nov. II, 1851.
The Manchester Obsov~ says there 10 no hope q
vsprisvs Or commutaton for Gould and Iazkin. and
they viii b executed With AIsa On the 23d Instant
according 70 the terms Of their ssnaence NJ.
The British government has rscsivsd IRON Ne wsss
Indies ocal advcss OF the ssbmsion Of the lsasd
Of rortolA = reported here hy cable dsspach iron
New York. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

asd and stat oosn V Tires ysars' and line oies te
two ysars ssrvsillanos q shs poiioa
me other forsgn sdhsrsnis = No snpin. isalsd1ps.
soldiers who ssrvsd y ~ npassi fopaa ssdsssa =
lsavs the rspabic. n H1
Ths higher eavIi saosss = ne empire sss ssutsnesa
= banishmsut and ~ Ipasas ooss y inprsosnans =
survslIlancs Of shs pol;os. Assaa'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18
sovTh CAROLINA.

TsansDertnsiena FaelIixies for Csssoa n
HMna9~ saE ChnRDooeou. hea esF AFsNt
g - sp~tetA Cuans nsrox Nov II fae7
ne ebstsssion u ~ Raaspsuatea II cestsp ewing
% No accsmaiaiiou whish hss szsasd Tor svs wsss
z 400 eveeosns " ~ pssssnes = anpA stsa1nss
tsanspostatien facilitates. sfN saas NA6 s0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

Ths Frsncb Troops - Winser as Olvlea
nn veosaia. "a ses ~
PAEn, Nov. n, 1871,
Ths Troops q shs Ersnch Expedtisnay esrps II raly
ass nskins ersparAMsas = . late winter suassv -
CvsA SscGoiA k @e3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

Inses RssSop AIa)arsd ~ the DarustnG a u
CaSnen ss WessDtnsaer. ~ass \
he X ~. HA1EnaoaR ~. Nov. II. l1o1.,
o rhsndsv - thSss pssssas vws daasesosay y
- faasiiy injurs4 = wsstninass Carroll ossnty, Nd.
~ - bursting of . cannon while a1ns sAlnte d
hoAcs q ~ reos1s 6s0orsse vtotosea One uan ha1
~ lea torn ~ snd aaothsr HI dde Dasssased ~ :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18
FRANCE.

a New GsvsraGs Tor Algeria. M II
gt PAsms Nov. II 1871.
General Dsumas has bssn sppsintsd 70 ssscssd Mar
shat Nehsnon. Duks q MagsasAss Govssnsf csnssal
Of Algeria and cennaa1sr-ia-Chiss u ~ ssvsuh
axmy oorpa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

tfSom she Cork KHaminees Nov. I. ~ y
Marshal ODsaasn y dssA Isv nas than twsasy
yssn ne be- bssa enc 81 NJ prinspai agus0 n Ne
changing "a shsskWsd sssas 4 Spanish psiisics En-
srins me sDsnssA ssuv q - say 49, ~ sssvsd Win
disiaeon snrsush ~ Csrss var On the side o. ne
Three yssn 1ses q sSsssl : svshrSw tsDaero, "a
Ne revdod vitA The Governor 0ensFllnhip ~ Cub.
IN 1859 b eomuno1od NJ any WITH vhIoh Spain Ia
Dsks u lTseuoe f4s1osfogvufd ~ occupied prsmi.
sent posIpe1 ~ l@uu go = enc uus q tbe head
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

sereyed. sAas .@a~el a4 y. stAe k.
Psassaes By ~ Erss HsIsFsaA ono Asvs asvs1 here
rspoa III sbous ens o'ceck % susday nssnine -
e tsain. psar 0sessa slssoa 40 Erie 49, bssnd
"a ~ IN Into - freight srna = q was bsias ~
\ upou tAs side track allow W freight ssan v pa
n loeoassvs q ne fsishs trsis No aiulsssl md
- oil oars dsmelishsd ne oil look nFs and -
s1roved Altogether tvepty-one caD and iecomosrva
ne sseidsnS occurred . avn grade asd u wae NJ
ponbs V remove suy ~ ~ Shas bshinA Ne
fra No psrBons wDs0 injured ~ lee b very heavy
eenesrn al bongnOo have - - 1yanBfood- Tno -
srccitons viii - rsmeloA eonlgns - 49, tso1nn 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

M Rsvssse1 Dsrusavy a. Psrslna1. ~
bsA xHttA rs~nxsn Nss a., 1es1.g
~ hsssssf nssvy y wen4 ssssss q Ussgvsss -
Is6is usssss - - bsvsgegse pssese ~ vuslsss -
tncks 40 seAW esnisn. s,yss.sl ~. II 800.
eIsagNs sp2 cssa wsashss at Daaasr- Prsbs.
~ Clsss efNavsgasoSes - a s@Fp
a~sss i've svssssss = sss suss4 - s-sssasslk
80 wts6nss ssr " ss.ss1 yssva1a g1nss = svSsy
nGs6bss 'sssiess sAss sasonesua ~ sws imns6k
osnp.uuuorA musy - eoppfHl - 800 nnveSuU
- 2iuo uoSko e 9e1emoo voo1eo5 - kouD 60 -
1veS = seges.snls fg - 80 - - - - e.
8 - - = - ~ = - - 11 - . =
~ $500 s Il 49, 49, - 10
49, = 80 - = =. 80 -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

A SurrosED LuxArc AsszsrsD. "A respectable man
named James walsh resident Of wsyns street, vas
arrested yesterday morning On . wasraat ksusd BY
Justice ouaifs Tor supposed lunacy hs y locked
up in the city prison awaiting removal 70 the State
% estabshmsnt IN Trinity place, New Fort, whore 81
was known 10 many leading merchants . man Of
ability and sntsfpnss. FIFTY
conduct and was conveying him " the stssion house
when he wno attacked ~ . man named John shields'
who succeeded 10 recuing he preoaer Ths oosr va
dsterminsd, however thai Ne daring ct should 20
unpunished and Shields soon efter found himsof IN
cell u the etty prison 70 awais sxanInasIoa. \.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

F''ffN.
TIE Chslevn o. she sssuushsp Cssy ~ Cork.
Dr. Bride, A0ssaas nsaisu 0@osv. reports 70 nsw
esssa Of cAsiera q bard - cry o. Cort. N (.
Ths ssasss hsash - ~ paBsnss 4 oosd a. three
deaths suiy havs oceese n hespNs slncs M report
ne following shs saes aad sssua,IGss * thoss
whe disd = sse:-Urcn oea11aAss .Ba.s; maria
wsrua.. nssno; ueSe - Sru..,i x@lss ryntsl,
Jskob Prssssds be1ea; nsesoa n1ns, Hs1l11s vii.
SSmIna Rsssp, pSnssA; yoha Dhssr - WsGt Psusts
JsSs Psssss nssss; rssss Svsss, csssssia; nsaSy
zeg@ r.a9n $3.50 - - -
- Ara Taikennay 90 Mo Caspesov, bosh - uesne
The fsllovsne vsss ssns - shs nespnl sDs6 ~
seis nrrivaI - Quasnnlise ;LeY veGnsg nWosuHenl
Evs Esspassy, Nasssai rAsiyres AshM. na1sns nari
"a cocers kuhsG Naausu; Knnagu61o onl Xape
= rsrts 1iSgsk -aavsia; oooGe1 A. Dastoso xr1n-
. beehss. ssssGsssi.sds ks1. nsgsA Dexasiss sscse
YfIe1r;ch DpoB RSuas1o: wlllseea niss. wogoeusur.
uaskSssa HE go sinse hsr e1miuHsa; 80 IAns8
Hnssa JusMsIsS, Chrstiase sn4 sohsas~ ns1sIsr,
JSSs.sa - Jossph A1nnn. esuefA5 1nn1o - W01Ir
HcS~ Pyu1n6s; 1irlssat wssnuy J6seDhAsaanss 1o1S,
49, Pnneos nenAss1, Rool5S xno9on. uoui11r1
SSS6er wihssums nFaeer, A1ove wl1gsp1&cD, a .
PfSIls; 80 ostsses - nsssss We4 - Dsro%A. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

me Chsse After shsDhss1s The WIse Mar
woaoorn, ~. ~, 1ss3.
mspAsss. vss .uresvse Als wtss n ~ ely o M.
day ~ = sull = Isrss Hass ~ ara'7A
wonAs ssasd viys,, sssy yssw'ss -. srays1
iron hs 1870 ~ asys -, ss1 W. fsssd sssl n .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18
KAIIs ron 1UROPE.

TAs canasa mail slssmshAp Java vii issss Bssss.
% wednesday - uvsvpesL
ne nsI fcr Kufops win sisss 10 his ossy = quss-
W 80 80 Aafpsss ~ scisek Tuesday sSsr.
rnsrsw YosK nnaAls -E1iioa Cor Eursps--wn b
rsa1y - m e'olssk o. fuss6ag 1uniag. y aM
assis ssv'ss, - vvsvpsss rss6y for nsliias. III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18
NEW YoRk.

Barnlss - shs Propeller Asssssps n Bsaaas.
ssse ar BsvvAlo. New. ~. 1881.
ssss, ssssAs ass q sday n sssas - nssds 60
vssse ~ buYsed 70 ne vaAees staA n vsnni W.
oUnel " LAahrup Co.. 81 Hacina VIA, anl YES
vales1 = ~, 80 ss1 ins.n1 - $500 ne cargo
49, osslVo1 q Eve eeocg tele uegn1nk 81 ~ ds-
enaue1 pestioa Il ne mscenaneoae ~ q ~ cargo
10 1alpcaao - sasvssss h he vaiY q - SSsS
NJ vsssa vsss = - ~ b Usas daaess. - m
1 The DenserssIe Majority r. shs state.
/. AxsAr, n r., Nov. II. 1881.
re snssi returns fssn isrsyslsAs ssssuss sus shs
rS1evss6 ns,svxiss u New Yosk and Kihes csurueo
give sos Ds9sogssss ssass ussa sasoe uab6sNy =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18

fHs FRAyKroRs BoURss- FRANKFORT, Nov. IL
Cnsd statss bonds are quoted today q 7SX Tor The
ISSUE Of l0o1 44ytM sR 7sN& fs si ar
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MUSICAL.

NA4N VI HNN
PhilhaFnenIc 9eciesy-Rlrse Cencess 81 ashs
ispft ~ Twsssy-sixsh sssssu. H~
ne Academy Of Husis presented - appearance o.
Saturday evening brilliant IN The sxtsse, The oscaaon
being The hss q ~ swsaSy ssassa - We
Phiiharmoni0 Society. There was no sitting 70 b
ladis ~. hcsss aissr s9hts e'slssk, and many Who
voalA have yssfsrrs1 " enjoy ~ dsAislsus pg.
fbrmaaes more = their eaas, were cos1pslls1 y
sccsps = san6ng me spcisw loss none Il ~ icIas
~ Ne ssocst Of saturday evening Under The careful
dirsesiou Il NJ Can Bergman the rSs orchsssrs nm
nn:s ana s' 1 s =; - ssss
ssea e sas ss.iafassloa q highly critical asd.snos
poton 4 not snfAniliaE and aithoush vssy sngthy.
's: sss s -.
q Nosa!s VAN O1chsasral ssosnpaainsat adOrdl
sxsisS amsss . display SIs d.isS Sa = s s
ias, naslity sad pssc!ao., ard thas poetic Ter
man was perhaps nsv~. mora appreciated Ihsa,
on tins ecoasion nd be-, rarely n svsr dsssrvsd
sadss s rs
ss.see = sSpsa:: ssss%.sa: s . s..1ss. Sssir:d
"a nj dssspsns he most ssos. =, :s1 = -: he
n1srit q brsvity = ven = harmony. Camilla Urso,
<: S o K: Violin y
opus q. with q osohsstxal acoompanmsnt eheA ~
perfect This was, perhapA the most delighted NOR.
csau Of the svenlag n The hsaysnly cholrs produce
such music ~ hat Of the aMdaNts movsmsna
= rsndsss1 b. most of the orchssti, me
ssoasf W I'll bstaks ourselves V PasAd,ss
he better. ard eooh, W judge wa1
the general opinion Of The audience for thsy vsrs bed
IN something very like a extatie trance while ~
graceful little artite touched every hbre in every heAsk
ahd N almoet universa exclamation Of ssbeautfuls
svsllsd through the house ~ the hnAls Frans Lisxts
woird, Wild, bul ominently synphonIc poem,
"Nazeppa" with IL consonancs OF oymbas and pico-
La, ~ qrash Of umpeU and thunder rolls Of drums
and marvellous violin execution that taxed the nlbeteen
nrst vtonss u their utmo eoncludsa the nt Of The
6ve concerts that 70 make up tho season or the
Philharmonic Society for 1807-'66. The second
comes Oh ~ 21st OF December the first publ
rehearsal Of which will b given On ths 9Th proxno-
! MA. Sselaway Hal1-8nnday Ceacerts ~
Ths seventh eunday conoers u Mr. Harrison last
night no exception 70 the general success which
has hitherto attended these popular and delightful en-
tsrtainmsnts tbs asissss On The eooasion were Mr.
Oscar Pfsidsr. pianist Miss Jennie Kempson, Nossra
Simpson and J. r. Themes. and M. Warren. organise
We introduced also 70 two volinsts Vie bsoshc
Lhtsrmann. who come ~ unhsralded bat from their
performance hast nghts We shsuld ~ with mono me
less claim on public appsebasca Bertrand ListermAnn
n the rondo Of Paganini exhibited oarvsious com
maid Of his instrumsnt which Stamped him ~ some
shins more than ordinary artslA The coacsr upon
The whole. was eminentiy satisfactory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-18
ST. DOMINGO.
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SPECIAL IElfeAAm 70 The nEaAla.

HAVANA. Nov. II. 1857.
We have the announcement that g. Domingo
City has been destroyed. probably by An earth.
quake.) Ihavs tsIegraphsd for details. which
shall forward at once. s