Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-20
NEW YORK DIEI.ANGE.
Fatal Altercatiou.

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James Saunders and John Hall had ar
alteration last night about woman, at
house in Baxter street. Saunders drew
razor and attempted to cut Hall, when the
tlatter pulled out a revolver and fired
wounding Saunders fatally. Hall was ar.
rested z so -Js s--.. 3-H,, .zoE
The Erie Railroad Litigation.
The present Erie railroad litigation Il
becoming as complicated as any former one
proved to be- Charles Mcintosh has filed
a bill of complaint with Judge Barnard,
| upon which the Judge has appointed Jay
! power of receiver. and also granted an or
der of Injunction restraining all p rites
i from prosecuting new suits. Jas. Fisk, il,
iihasS made counter affidavit, in which ffe
declares that Daniel Drew informed him OF
! the intended suit on the, part of Belmont,
and asked for the loan of $4,000 shares in
! consideration of the information he bad
I given. On this being refused h, stated he
would injure Fisk and his associates all he
tcould. -gr ga !. sss-,z.,,.s ,-s:-
\ ~ Lftl Nominations.
The Democratic Union Convention last
night nominated John Kelly for Mayor,
and brahams r. Lawrencef for Corporation
Counsel.f s-S 20 81 - E<p -ss-Ss
Yacht Challenge.
James Asbury. owner of the yacht Cam
;bria, which defeated the Sappho in England
last summer, has sent note to The New
York Yacht Club, challenging all America
TO a yacht race for the Queens cup, won by
the yacht America in 1857.
Prize Fight.
,t There was prize fight between eOonklin
and Hogan, at Narrowsburg, to-day
!Twenty-six rounds were fought. The
former was victorious. i,i ..sit.lti-- /.
1eE ~ -,aa Arrived. l-o -iu sss sa#i
The steamer Harmonic, from Europe,
arrived to-day. -s5a'f = fg ,7si5 30 gsz1-. ...-
-IaJ 0Erre.d sig
The corner in Erie seems near culmins-
tion.. The difference between cash and
regular to-day is 12@15 per cent, the FORM
er quoted at 5O@5S and the latter at 43@45.
Evangelical Alliance.
At meeting of prominent members of
the Evangelical Alliance. held yesterday.
at the residence of VIM. E. Lodge, the
plan. of holding WORLDS convention in
this city in August next, as recommended
at therlast convention, held at Amsterdam,
was cordially approved. 'yaTgs'
Fenian brotherhood.
The General Congress of the Fenian
Brotherhood is called at Philadelphia, Nov.
Belmont.
1t is hinted that BELMONT, for the benefit
of foreign stock and boDdholders. will
throw the Erie matter into the United
States courts, possibly that OF bankruptcy.
Collision.
Two freight trains on the Erie railway
collided at Allendale, thirty-six miles from
New York, yesterday, wrecking several
cars. .fa5 r. 70 as9.l u ,s
= Buildings Nos. 199 and pol Water street,
Brooklyn, occupied by Fitzhugh Smith as
q rubber factory, and others, owned by
Henry w. Green, was burnt this morning.
Loss 100000 One fireman was killed and
another seriously injured. = - -
Cuban Deputntior. III
A deputation from the Cuban insurgents
are said to have arrived here, and are in
conference with the fillibuster leaders.
4rv BilIial ds.
Foster and Dion are matched at billiards.
81 ,a Modified.
The Injunction granted by Judge Bar
nard in the omnibus suit of Charles Nc
Intosh against the Erie Railway company
has been modified so as to prevent Jay
Gould, receiver, to apply so much of the
money of the company, now in his hands,
OF WHICH Iudf COIIle luIO his HdDuS, as may
be necessary to enable him to purchase and
| withdraw fol. the benefit. of the company
200 900 shares of the stock, provided the
purchase shall be made at reasonable mar
ket rates and not above par. e, q. --,5 :.
Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railroad.
In the case of Bright, agent of the Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railroad Company, an
order has been issued by Judge Barnard
modifying his previous order by striking
out the special provision ordering the road
to be handed over to a receiver. and leav-
ing him with the ordinary powers of re-
| ceiver.
Diocese of Long 1~land.
The primary Convention of the Diocese
of Long Island to-day fixed the salary of
the Bishops at Sc 900.
In the National Christian Convention to-
day resolutions were offered congratulate
| ing General Grant on his election, and re-
ferred to the Business committee. a-s
The Turf
The trotting match for So, 600, mile heats,
8 in 5, to wagons, between George Wilkes
| and American Girl, at Union Course. to-
day, Wilkes won in 2:291a, 2:271a and 2:29.
The track was heavy. American Girl made
| a close contest.