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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
plSSENGFRS ARRIVED.

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wheeler M Wheeler Mr. lageA,es Rove spd lad, Miss {.
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aud servant A. g. DeIel Mise Stevens. Mis- = Drrer.
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L. Sdons aud lady b. Tareaua A. C. Lewis Dr. j.
Souhock Mr. y. Robinson and lady A. Samauos Mr. Watts,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
MURDER IN BRoOKLYN-AN INSANE WOMAN
KILLS HER son.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon, young
girl, Alice Hapane, TO the Fortyfth Police sta
ton in Buterst and informed Sergeant Ferry that her
mother, Catherine Hapane, had killed her brother I'd
ward Acting Sergeant GOves Immediately dis
patched TO the house No ia East Warrent and found
the body of the boy lying beside the bed in back ROOM
covered with blood and his skull crushed in from blows
with ahatchet which was lying the floor covered with
blood. The woman was seated in chair in the front
room, perfectly calm and being asked by Sergeant
why she had killed her replied that she had
IT, bnt that two strange had stairs and
killed him. She undoubtedly insane and was taken
the Station House and locked mp The daughter Alice
stated that she lying bed adjoining
asleep. and awakened by the back ROOM
and she recognized the voice 0f her brother Edward who
was crying, "Oh. mother don't" Alice attempted 10
open the door, which she found was fastened inside She
burst it open, and met by her mother with hatchet
in her hand who said, Peggy, how dare you come into
my house T. at the time striking at her with the
Ratchet. The daughter struggled with and took the
hatchet from her. and then went 70 the Station House
and gave the information Mrs. Hapane is as years OF
age. Her husband is carpenter There two girls
and two boys in the family, Edward eight years of age
beng the youngest. Coroner Whtehln notified and
viewed the remains, and post morteIn examination will
be made 10y Dr. Shepard. The inquest will be held on
Friday morning. The mother is said 10 have been sub
Ject TO slight attacks OF insanity for the last years but
at such times was perfectly harmless, and only used
little bad language.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
THE THEODORE ALLEN CASE.

The examination of witnesses for the de1ense
in this case was resumed yesterday afternoon at Jeher
sn Market Court before Justice Ledwith The defenu
ant was represented by Mr. william f. Howe ana MS
nartner Abe Hummel and the complainant by Mr. Ia
Costa The first witness called by the defense was ocer
lanes r. Black of the Eighth Precinct He tesheu 'ha'
no mas na,rolnp ON Mercer.st at about 3p. M on Marcn
Or last and when the corner OF H0usJon-st' no Ga"
crowd coming down from the direction or h
stonned and he dispersed the crowd; Jowhley uu oo
make any complaint to him. In u ie " n Wnuse
Sergeant Christie came iroh .h e Alien had re,
leased his prisoner Townley said TO Allen aIter M ha
crossed over "The Allen will make you SICK lOr as,
aud he said to sergt christie that nc was @ He
saw the disturbance and followed the GIomu, -,
ME CRYING shame, -" Let him up, ailudihg 70 Iomn
down upon the pavement; Allen came out OF the oI
Bernard Hotel, asked witness what was Ile i, ~
pushed his way through the CROWD, bsck to
his house across the street. he he wtness ala not Io
low the crowd any further CrosSekaln n a.
Keep restaurant IN the DasemeIV hnro kent
there for three years have known Allen all that the
Two others who saw the fght were examiner us tht
new facts were elected. aud the defense announced tIa
they would submit the case 10 Ihe Jusuce 1o:. I9
Costa wished 10 introduce an atdaVt maue IN i's ~
Crooks against Theodore Alien TOT ne ay , The
containing S. also an indictment LOT te
same signed by the Recorder sentencing Aleb 10 iou
months i'm the City Prison, Allen having pleaded RuIty
Mr. Howe objected on the ground nat 1S s person
mentioned IN the complaint ana also because ~ tnJ
lnitment the word "misdemeanOr was USED ny misthe
for felony" and IL only conviction TOT the Iac
that could mpeach Aliens evidence The Justice deedeu
To admit it, Nj. Da Costa being satisfied that tne
OF identity was sufficient 1t was h0pea tnat 1o I bnt
owing lateness OF the hour, IL was pOstpone
wednesday next at 3p. m, when Justice Iedwlth VIII
decide the large crowd OF Aliens irehdS "ere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23

poss,ble you have understood mer NO, n S more
said L. but pray you TO try ana " ~ LOW too late
"Uow can q" reiOned my master u Is no" cod,s he
and aIl is over" said Not our Will out o mo but
dOne" and he answered Yes not NINE Oe veTal efforts
10 sneak but could only repeat two or three teT Won
time such as My wife! my ehlld my ,, S" The
know al-you must say al-yOu kno" my "''
rest was quite uninteligble. ~, ,,.o n I, fhargy
Lord Byron shortly afterward zen i words being
which ended by death-his last ntelhglDle "oi 90 Med
must sleep The following extract rohsbIv inter
eat Mrs' Beecher stowe Speaking Of Americans ii'
lordship said =, ., horo T never re.
an ~ h lt The Yankees great friends OF
mine wish to be well thought OF on the there
the Atlantic not that am 9 S .aTican reviewer
has been perseyering in his abuse and persohay Ds
he should have minded his ledgeri he n0''
sDeel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23

The police of Cleveland have really dis
tngushed themselves for stupidity. Fora number Of
days the parents OF Hattie r. Cramer, 10 years old
were in much distress OF the mysterious dis
appearance or Their daughter They called in the aid OF
the police, and large force was employed 70 hunt
her up. All the while the gitl prisoner 10 one Of
the police stations, having been arrested for vaeraucy
IL seems that the rl was walking quietly along the
street when officer seized her and took her 20 the sta
ton, where although she gave her and residence
she was retained several days while the captain and his
men were engaged in hunting her up"
Rich deposits of magnetic iron ore have been
discovered about a miles from Truckee Station on the
Central Pacific Railroad The position of the deposit
very favorable Immense OF il are exposed and
project above the general surface the eountrv
so that in one mass 10000 uns Of 40 per
cent or 10000 uns OF metal can be got by quarrying
The total amount 70 be obtained by quarryi1g as ds
guished from mining was estimated by Baron Rchthofen
at 400 600 tuns Frank r. Brown civil engineer feporfs
that the can he extracted quared and reduced 10
the proper size for the furnace at ~ tu Fuel for re
duelng the ore Is very plentiful about eight miles from
the mine. 7 f.-. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
THE CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.

The Association bearing the above title are
expected to arrive in this city at $50 M today direct
from Sacramento, which city they left in Pullman palace
cars, and per special at $50 on the 10th inst
precisely week ago. The party numbers about 100
persons, OF whom few are ladies and children Inc
distance from Sacramento tO PrOmOntoy 500 miles was
over the Central Pacific Railway; from Promontory 10
Omaha OS4 miles, the Union Pacinc Railroad from
Omaha 10 Chicago, 800 miles, over the Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad from Chicago to pittsburgh,
46e miles over the Chicago Pittsburgh ana Fort wayne
Railway. and from Pittsburgh 10 NewY0rk. 445 miles.
over the Pennsylvania Railroad The total distance per
rail is 3lS7 miles. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
The COURTS.
TIE REAvEY BROTHERS AGAIN.

THE REAVEY BROTHERS AONIN'
In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
Barrett, motion was made for peremptory order to
compel the law firm of A. H. and H. j. Rcayey to pay
over to p. w. Neefus the sum Of $780, which amount
Neerus claims they collected for him on Judgment inc
motion asked that the order should operate on them DOM
as a firm and individually. III. j. Reayey appeared ana
submitted affidavit denying any responsibility 10 tho
matter, and claiming that he is not partner In inc hr
but clerk for his brother A H. The latter ala not
appear and his default was taken and an attachmeht
issued In affidavit submitted by A. H. he endeavors
TO exonerate his brother and admits that he "a H. col
ected the money question and neglected to pay over
The Court reserved its decision in the case OF H. D.
Reayey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
COURT cALENpARs-Tn1s Day.

SrPRFNE CoURT-CHAMBERs.-B CLERKE, j.
CAL Calendar ~ m Nos p 2J ~ ST. 81 % 20 q 81 80
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Betore CURTIS. }.
Call Calendar 10 mSos SEQ 3it5 $40, ali, b s.o
5000 ]5i7, j6l2 $50 sa $40 adt2 Jo S 5u5 "O ' 1'V
SOC y7lO S7lI 37l2 JiIJ Sis Js6 J7ot J7l7, Jiia
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONs.-BeiOre Judge
BEpyoRp-e George Brown burglary The People
The People john keang ieonioa ass$
aud attery The Henry ThoWpsu grand larceny The
Moses Sckes grand larceny The P"pe az Maur,
The People VIM PemeT receiving sr
The People VIM y Ogden. grant arny The People AIT Michael
Morrow burglary The People Manuel Cortez iorEr
CITY Court OF BRoOkLYS.-NoS. lis. 40. %, 10,
l99 % ST. &C. go lOe las 81 ~ 81 IS. 81 80 los IN 3L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
CoURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

The Court opened at II o'clock yesterday
morning with light calendar, Assistant DistrotAttor
ney Hutchngs for the people Christopher 5cone aud
Thomas Burns, young men in the employ OF the H.
r. r. Co, were charged with robbng an elderly man
named James McKeon OF 81 the 3Oth OF August last
in liquor saloon III West Broadway The evidence i0r
the prosecution OF the most unreliable character.
and Mr. Howe the counsel for the defense, placed the
prisoners on the stand They denied any connection
with the affair." and previous good character having been
proved the Jury returned verdict OF not guilty After
several pleadings the Court adjourned at ~ o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23

now occed byiupshoenberg Co. az being IN danger
ous condition. He recommended that 10 be rebuilt. The
report WAS adopted. A communication from Cher
Engineer Kingsland recommended that tho engl'
neers be relieved patrol duty hereafter Referred 10
the Committee on Appointments. The Committee on
Storage and Combustion reported the following named
persons as keeping oil below the standard test
required by law Thomas Illingsw0rth No l.O7 Third
ave- SAP Ferdinand. Steiger No AZ Essexst 95 Charles
Becker, No. 36 BroOnest $40; VIM Becker NO. no L,i.
lowest $50; Geo L. Smith. No 40 f. Broadway low grade;
John Smith. No 1T Ludlow-st, low grade IL was re-
solved 10 institute proceeding IN the name OF the fo
Department against the Offenders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
THE BOGUS BA1L.BoNp CASE.

Charles NJ. Case, the man charged with CIV
ing bogus bail bond for the release Of Henry WOODS
notorious countereiter, has waived an examination and
has given $4,000 ball. before Commissioner sthweh 10
appear for trial on the third Monday In October his adj
mission to bail at that amount being CONDITIONED on MS
reporting himself every day, up to the day OF tral 70
Col Whit eley Chief Of the SecreServce DIVISION Oh tho
Treasury Department. Cases bOndsman is DIT EuSene
Won schoening OF No "a Hester.s, who swore lac "as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
ANOTHER CAST
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN THE TONES.

On Tuesday IN insane woman who had been
found wandering on the street taken to the Tomhs
and committed by Justice Hogan she was unable 10
give her name, and was, therefore committed under the
OF Jane Doe. On the following ght she attempted
suicide In her cell by twisting her vail around her
When found she was nearly suOcated and unconscious
Dr. Wenlls, the prison ply sclan called and
stored her To consciousness Precautions taken to
preyeut "A second ATTEMPT at sucldp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
TIE FIRE COMMISSIONERS

The Board met ut II H. IN. yesterday, at their
hall IN Meroerst The Finance Committee reported the
expenses OF the Department since the last report
NiOl o. The Surveyor of the Board reported the fur.
In the yo story brick building at No 10 Cedar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23
STRONG DRINK AND SUICIDE.

Late on Tuesday night an officer of the
Thirty Precinct found nsensibe in the stable
at the corner OF SXty-sixthst and Broadway. He was
conveyed to Bellevue Hospital and died In short time
after being admitted From papers found the body It
was asccraIued that his Charles NIurct The
following extract from letter found OH him, and
addressed 10 u friend:
One day yon would die either from suicide the
scado It's long time made OF that terrifying ohser'a
II has been then hut sill have bad always
penInenI that such would become OF have resolved 10 i've
wilderness abandoned BY ALL aud the
tempt and the hatred beg will pardon DO
psron others There nothing which feel regret leaving this
life"
Yesterday IL was ascerained that the deceased for
mery lived ut No. 100 West Thirty nnth'st ON Friday
night last he left the house and has not been seen since
He has for many months past been IN the habit OF drink
ing excess and has occasionally threatened 20 eud his
life Coroner keenan, will hold M Inquest to-day.
ANOTHER CASE.
Coroner Keenan, was yesterday requested to
hold an inquest at No. 10 Cannons over the body Of
Hermann +. Pope, Frenohman, who committed sui
been drinking TO excess for considerable time past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-23

CAPTAIN, ana purseA this refuesfei
sf the SeNiok Associated Press on' 70
person. exhibiting authority Of J. '" Simou'on Geues
News Journal Commerce Inns rAB0Ss
World SUM EIpress EUrnHg Post Commercial idr>rf'sr St1i
zsiung Ysrs Deokrai hoad also be delivered o9 -
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
Secretary or War,

We learn by telegraph that the
President has appointed Major Gen
eral WILLIAM BELKNAP, of Keokuk,
Iowa, to the Office of Secretary Of
War, made vacant by the death of
General RAwLINs. Gen. BELKNAp
is a graduate of Princeton College.
New Jersey, He served in the army
from the first to the last of the late
war. He commanded one of the di-
visionseeE the fifteenth Army Corps
in General SHERMAN's last two cam
paigus with great credit to himself,
and to the entire satisfaction of his
superiors
He is about thirty-eight years of
age, III excellent health, and is a law
yer by profession. He has already
been telegraphed. and will reach
Washington in few days, when Gen.
SHERMAN will formally resign his
position as Secretary Of War, and
Gen. BELKNAP,B will enter upon the
duties of the Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, October 14.-A tele-
gram received at the War Department
this morning, anuounees that Admi-
raj Farragut is still in a very preca-
rious condition, though some hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
WASHINGTON, Oct 14.-Assistant
Secretary Richardson, of the Treasury,
was in attendance at that department
to-day, but intends pressing his resig-
nation, as he desires to relinquish that
ofice Immediately.
The maehinists in the Bureau OF
Printing and Engraving, hay-
ing entered suit in the Supreme
Court of this District for the
20 per cent. withheld from their wages,
subpoena was yesterday served on
Secretary Boutwell, by Deputy Mar,
shall Phillips, to appear before that
Court and show cause why. the 20 per
cent. should not be paid. dsdlI
Secretary Belknap is expected to
enter upon the discharge of his duties
in two weeks. a t. Aou cd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
! Ell ECTLoN RETURNS.
PE SNsYLVANEA.

To the Associated Press:
B PHILADELPHIA, Octobes 1--we
have reports from every county In
the State except Lyeoming and Sny-
der. Geary's majority will be over
1000. JOHN COVoDE.
? PHILADELpH1A, October 1.-THE
table Of majorities published in the
Press show Geary's majority to be
2,342. A table prepared by the State
Central Committee figures up ma-
jority of 4,104 for Geary.
The Age says the contest is close,
and a few hundred votes may settle
the matter.
PHILADELPHIA, October 14.-The
oficiaH returns from all the city wards
for Governor, except the Twenty
Fifth, give Geary majority of 1900
Deducting 679, which is the reported
Democratic De raf Z PPaioEiiy IN that Wa Ward, !,
4 230.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Writ Of IDlunetIOn Attempted to
be Served 10 Prevent the Counting
OF YOtes-The officer Resisted
Reporter OF Associated Press
Dragged from HIS Chair aud
Beaten In q Shocking Manner.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14.-During
the session of the Return Judges.
this morning, writ of Injunction was
attempted to be served by Sheriff )
officer to prevent the counting of. the
votes. The officer was resisted, his
official position not being announced,
and he was elected from the room.
He had obtained admittance under
pretense of being a Return Judge.
He came back with a posse, followed
by mob, and broke open the doors,
served the writ, and then ordered the
arrest of sundry persons in the room,
whom he charged with resisting him.
One of the reporters of the Assocl.
ated Press, Mr.. Corbitt, was dragged
from the Presidents desk, where be
had been a quiet witness of the
affair, and beaten ia shocking man
ner by the police and locked up. BE
was discharged in few minutes and
demanded a hearing, which was re-
fused, there being no one TO make
charges. ~ sszo E
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15


! It is stated that Higgins, COMMANDER OF
/ the Cuba, at Wellington. teiegraphed 70
| the Secretary of the Treasury, Wednesoay,
/ to know If he had any obJecLlonS 70 MS
| hoIsting the Cuban flag and hiring a salute.
/ Boutwell, being absent his request was de-
| MED by Acting Secretary Hartley.
Commander Higgins, of the pTivateer
| Hornet. has been notified not to leave the
port OF Wilmington until his c Sc has
I been decided. On trial the commander OF
the Hornet made affidavit that his ship
was pure chased by the Cuban Republic out
side the jurisdiction of the United States
after she had cleared from British port.
General Candy, il is said, intends to
modify his order postpon1ng the appoint
nent of railroad proxies and Directors in
Virginia, which was very obnoxious to
Governor Walker and the Conservatives.
It is further said that a committee of Con-
servatives waited upon Gen. Sherm an,
and requested him to direct Gen. Candy to
change the order, anu General Sherman
agreed to DO so. f f E9E
The New York Herald publishes q letter
from DR.. Livingstone, dated on the Sth of
July, 1865, In which the Doctors informs
him that he believes he has discovered the
sources of the River Nile, at q point situ--
ated between ten and twelve degrees
south. Dr. Livingstone was In good health
at the time OF writing to Mr.. Kirk. Intel
lfgence of a still later date, from Zanzibar,
states that;the trade caravan had arrived
there, aud Teported<tha livingstone had
reached Ujtrs, on the road to the coast, in
sa fety. @ tJS '4l- 3 = = -5@ -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-15
CHICAGO.
AdmIsa al FarFagut has 3 Relapse
He Is not Expected to Survive.

AdmIs al FarFagut has 3 Relapse
He Is not Expected to Survive.
CHICAGO, October 14.-Admiral
Farrsgut has had a dangerous gre
lapse, and is now lying in very
critical condition. His physicians
express the opinion that he will not
survive the night a * FL f414s
A Madison dispatch says the State
Republican Central Committee have
issued an address IN explanation of
their course in regard to Mr..
Spencer 4the candidates for Secfetary
of State. While they acknowledge
that Mr.. Spencer was not guilty of
any intentional wrong in placing GER
taia m moneys to his own credit instead
of handing them over to the Treasurer,
still, the act was an irregular one,
and susceptible of various construc-
tions, and they deem it sufficient
for his withdrawal from the ticket.
A dispatch from Des Moines says
the returns thus far indicate a larger
Republican majority in this State than
was anticipated. Nearly one half the
State has been heard from, and it is
now safe to fix the majority at over
30, ,000 The Legislature viii stand
Senate, Republicans AZ, Democrats 8 :;
House, Republicans S., Democrats 16.