Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-03
NEW YORK aIELANGE.
Arrested.

NEW YORK MELANGE.
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Arrested.
William A. Shaw and C. Smith were ar
rested last night while att mpting to break
through the partition wall of an adioiping
buildng ito reach the vaults of the East
River National b ank, ,aat 670lBroadway.C =
Found.
A dispatch. from Clyde Of, the, 1st, states
| that the three children Of the murdered
woman Smith, of Kingston, have been
ExDlosiOn-SeVera Persons Killed
and sxounded.
| "a can nlofl pow wder exploded Yesterday on
the grounds of the Dear Ore Mining Com
! pany, at Fort Montgomery, on the Hudson
river. killing Thomas Hosted, John ARead
and William Trevaiien, and wounding one
other fatally, and three Others slightly
Tue explosion resulted from Fcarelessness.
Verdict Rendered.
| The jury at White Plains, yesterday rem
dered verdict in favor of the claims of
Mrs. Catherine Taylor and children to their
portion of property lett by William lay
| lor, they deciding she was his lawful
| widow.
Fort Lafayette Destroyed by Fire
Fort Lafayette is almost entirely de-
stroyed. The magazine did aiotSexplode.
Some twenty shells exploded last eyenip z
In the center of the Fort. but nos one was
hurt. The fire is still burning. 1t has re-
Gently been garrIsoned otily by sergeant's
guard from Fort Hamilton.
l. TO be Executed.
rSfslSfgi1 WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 2.
A special dispatch from Princess Anne,
| Maryland, states that warrant has been
received tor the execution OF VIM. Walls,
| VIM. Wilson and George Rounds, for the
murder of the Captain and Mate of the
schooner Brave, in the Chesapeake bay. on
the 1st of March. The execution is fixed
for the Sth of january. saii@ 's 20 IAaAi'
The, Erie Question. as
The proceedings in Erie to-day COM col
prised the issue by Judge Cardozi of an
order, on the application of defendants.
viz: The COMPANY retirableinext Monday
[ directingithe plaintiffs, viza Belmont and
others, to show cause why proceedings
before Judge Sutherland should not be re-
argued, and granting meanwhile STAY OF
proceedings. Subsequently, Judge Suth-
erland issued an order to show cause why
! the order of Cardoza should not be argued
before him at once. The defendants again
| had recourse to Cdrdoza who, safuer argu-
mfnt, vacated the order4of Sutherland =
The plainlifs again applied tosSutherland
to vacate Cardoza's order, and, after some
diseussion,' the action was postponed till
| tomorrow.
| Seventeen Democratic and four Repub-
lican Assistant Alderman were elected yes
| terday. Errssr r4sts.g IN
The School Commissioners and Trustees
chosen were all Democrats.
= zZSG AAccepted. Cd & ~
| Rev. DR.. Littlejohn has accepted the. call
of the Eriscopals of Long Island. III .ob
| sza---,5, Suicide. Oh o. i,.f5srs
| Mrs. Gatewood, who committed suicide
yesterday in consequence of being detect
ed in piliering, was native of st. Louis,
| and related to some of the most respectable
families in that city and New Orleaus. A
| few years ago her husband died, leaving
her and sonin INDECENT circumstances
Since then she has been in constant recep-
ton of remittances from wealthy aunt in
New Orleans and a nephew in Paris. Since
the loss of her child she has been victim
of kleptomania. 81 N 81
Financial. 4 = = . =
The Commercial says the Erie excite7
ment has lost lis influence on Wall stree t.
The money market has assumed conf
dent tone. Banks are handing money
South, but are receiving currency from
Chicago, the rate of exchange being favo-
rable. The bare effort to -depress, contin-
ues, but is:not much felt.
important Order.
Inztbes United States Circuit Court Di =
trict OF New Jersey, to-day Judge Field
! made an Important order as to what con-
stitutes a trade mark. The Esterbrook
Steel Pen Manufacturing Company have
tor long time infringed the trade marks
of the Washington Medallion Pen Com.
pany, inflcting, it is alleged, damages to