New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
GENERAL NEWS.

dSate Tor reelection to the Supreme Bench Of Kentucky
Mrs. Cen Sam. Houston died of yellow fever
Il Independence, Texas DecemDero.
The Legislature of Missouri will meet ON the
9Th Of January.
The free distribution of coal to the poor Of
Cincinnati has commenced One huhufed auu hly Ioaus
we're delivered IN one day last week
A tobacco grower IN the Connecticut valley
has sold crop this year Tor $1,000 II amounted TO
- tuus.
A shoe shop has Just been started in DanbuTy,
Conn by deaf and dumb man. ana All MS "OTAiueh arc
also deaf and dumb.
Orders have been received at the Boston
Maynard 20 discharge 10 per cent u inc loi'o f'
AZ tie mechanical department
The Atchison (Kansas) Free Press states t9is
new German paper IL TO be started IN hat ei,S
To De called Die F0ekeI UOrCh and VIII be
beers and bears are unusually Blen taaI III III
the latter many complaints are made
Workmen have already begun clearing away
The ruius " the American frlnt NoAS III an hl'eI
which are 10 be rebuilt immediately
Sevmour u. Harwood of Rupert, VT, "A years
old has caught in four years, with dog ana gum 9S' wood
rhucks.
Our well-informed correspondent at Stock
tridge Mass says that the management Of the H0usa
tonic Railroad is in the hands Of inexperienced men,
The North Vermont Musical Association is to
hold Us annual convention beginning jan T. under the
charge Of Mr.. J.. q. Emerson.
The Franklin Sentinel is new paper issued
soon TO be issued at Franklin, Ky There afe''si
M thc BAPTIST Church at that place
a. Downingvile, Ky, recently, Jim McCune
Dad difficulty With Jim Powell and shots were fired
Jim Powell is dead.
johnson. Andrew j., and Hancock Winfield s.
are rhc NcibVriie tDem) american Cntons Candidates
for President aud Vice-PTesdont ID 1865.
Dr. Helme Of Memphis. a few days ago, did n
burglary, was detected locked up and swallowed NOR
phiac Ut. Iehue is dead.
J. Mcachcr flung an iron weight ut the head
81 Uriah Moore, at ST. Joseph, Mo" few days aimee
Moore !, dead.
Robert Cartmcn sped a brick at the head of
H. Voolfolk. at Jacks sou, Ienn WHO ago NOOIlOih
Il dead.
Shad fishing has begun at Savannah. Where
Is Can't. smonson q Staten islandi The FIRST shad
should have been eaten a week ago.
Harris, the colored man who set fire to the
Lona ,y .il and escaped has been IeeaptuI'a il 10
Gov. Stevenson of Kentucky consents to be
candidate Tor Governor the election IN August 1905 Il
nominated by tie Democratic Convention
Six brothers in Mclean County, H., named
HCugman, weigh 2N9 pounds. The smallest weighs 80
pounds the heaviest $50. Productive land, that.
Tn the Fall of 1912, a Mr.. Merrill, a stone
S S sS o ' Ru CARRYING On i BACK %S %naP
sack weighing 40 pounds, and averaging ~ miles day
Mules worth SIG in Kentucky sell for 1929 in
South Carolina and the dealers encouraged. There
s. however no market in Alabama, the scarcity OF money
being the cause.
The Lcyipqton OZy.) Statesman says there is
much suffering among tie White and black poor OF that
ready died from sheer want Of food aud fuel.
Mrs. Christina Barclay, who was born IN PhIla-
delhi a Feb. H. 1865, died Mount Washington b-
htt County few days ago. She q very active old
lady aid danced the lCOh anniversary Of the birth
John William Alien left Clayton, Adams
County d. for quincy, July last to procure work.
which time his WIFE who resides at Clayton las not
Thirty-twO thousand and eighty head of cattle
have been SHIPPED FROM Alexandra on me ioedo, Wa
curing ten thousand and i've cars
There is general complaint Of scarcity of wa
Ter in Eastern Pennsylvania Clsterns are empty Wels
nearly and 80 places cattle must be driven along
distance for drink.
The Lawrence. Mass, Manufacturing Com
paHy Of Lowell which for the past two weeks mas beeh
Funing on three quarters time began wednesday morn
Ing 10 run again On full time.
The Union Bank of Concord, N. H., which
has just paid lie Anal dividend TO Tie etockh9ders was N
i s 6een returned d 1Ssdi exactly sSi2 So ~ VI ~
Jesse Floyd Of Columbia Falls, Me-, who was
convicted Of fraud IN obtaining pension ana S T3 Is 5s1
hne of 600, has been pardOned by the President.
Leavenworth, Kansas, gays The Commercial
uas t 6es 9fteep 10 twenty schools two thea
:cFs. and from ave TO ten Gamblnghouses
About 80 hands have lately been discharged
says notice given to the others that the works
VAL be closed about Christmas.
The bill to remove the capital Of Colorado
10 Denver, went 20 the Governor the 7th, was ap-
proved. and on the 10tb the Legislature adjourned to
meet at Denver ON the llth
Six miles from Brunswick, Mo-, is a farm of
orchard the fruits Of which this season have brought
tA1ty CASH.
A small house inside the west end OF the
Hoosac tunnel burned recently and the flames were
200 feet into the tunnel Nc ary suhCcatng TWO q
three workmen who were attempting torush out.
In Clark County. No, within the past year,
Luray, Kah0Ra. and Clark city have had commO9ous
churches erected while sch0OlhOuc has been putt IN
nearly every district and several mills and manufactures
. have been put up.
The GQdsden (Ala) Times says that for the
past two months average OF 80 wagons per week nave
passed through that tOwn hllea WIN ,,
Eeorgaus aud AlabamiaDs seeking homes IN the western
In Tewksbury, Mass, Jan. 10, Matthew F.
W0rfbfp AGED q, a native OF Lowell, while examining
BIZ married in week, incautousy leaned on Loaded
gun aud shot dead
At Lockport Henry County, Ky, the other
day. Or. ". W. johnson and his DT0therIn law laneu
FI1yd had difficulty" Floyd tried 20 shoot johnson,
6ut before ho could carry out his design the Doctor icl
dead from disease Oh the heart
CaptaiD James Brooks who died at New
ALBANY Ind ON the 10th, at The age OF 3 was one oI te
most active business men OF lhat Si'y ~ W. ~ ,6
yec;Or, and OUg the President OF the No"A4D"ny @nu
salem Railroad
The RokopO lind J Tribune says that Mr.. Joseph
Oop. Of Howard County while digging well me OtheI
struck a very powerful current OF gus lntio arc
ow four feet OF water in the well and the gas keeps ~
constantly boiling He ls getting tubes Win We" VI
cOnfnilgit, 10 use in lighting bis house
The son of the Rev. +. w. jackson OF Cor
lam, Ne, who playing WITH t6e P,to, on SeuSys
not been able to speak word ntelhg0y since that ts
much the little fellow, VINO ID Ohy sN years o4u'
anected BY the accident.
Miss Maria Hall died in Lawrence, Mass, on
the 18th inst after nearly eightye rom e
fleets Of the fan OF the PemDertOh MI Sn fy MINI
aes before the took fire. and was Nhouy cohueu'O
er bed for two years after the disaster
Further evidence of the guilt OF Bell VINO
as hanged for murder two ago has been obtained
His victim Mrs. Briden, whom he Killed by cntuhg
her throat Zen solem1 pTetetSG pS v " was
TOund IN a bottle concealed under tFee'