The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30
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rhe result or the election In West Virginia 10 still
unknown The vote appears 10 have been very
light, and the gains are democratic.
A tram on the Pacific Railroad flied with Nor
mon emigrants ran into passenger train which was
or The track, near Evanston. Utah, on Wednesday.
killing four passengers and woundlng several others.
The concluding race at the fall meeting OF the
Rensselaer, Park Association, at Troy yesterday.
was won by American Girl IN three straight heats.
beating George Wilkes and Lucy. Time. 2:32-2:2s-
2:2ols.
The remains OF the late Governor Andrew, of Mas.
sachusetts Will be removed to-day from Mount Au-
burn bingham. the native place OF the Governors
The schooner John weeden, OF Detroit, coided on
Wednesday night, during snow storm on Lake on
tario with another schooner, and was 50 badly in
Jured tnat she was abandoned ana was subsequently
blown on Shore The schooner Allen, OF Oswego
was blown ashore at Port Colporne Lake Erie, dur
ing the snow storm, and was totally lost.
young lady named Pet Mckay drowned herself
at Quincy, H.. recently, and left note saying that
neither shame nor love caused her to commit the
act but simply the fact or having no friends and the
world being cold and dreary place to live in.
The argument in the case OF the Cuban privateers,
at wilmington. is closed. The decision will proba-
bly, be rendered to-day.
General Butterdeld's resignation has not YET been
accepted, but probably will be soon when his sue
cessor Ia appointed.
Archibald Douglass, an anti Tammany politician,
shot iii the head and perhaps fatally injured yes
terday afternoon in barro0m, at the corner Of Bat
terry place and Washington street. by Thos Jackson.
officer OF the Court OF General Sessions. during
dispute about politics. Jackson was arrested and
committed to await the result OF Douglass wounds.
The corner stone OF the Roosevelt Hospital, in
Fifty ninth street. was laid with considerable cere-
mony yesterday. The hospital Is intended for the
OF the sick and diseased OF all races colors and
ereeds, and was endowed by the late James IL.
Roosevelt, who died in 1888.
Large quantities OF what is supposed to be odide
OF iron have been discovered near Quogue, on the
southern shore OF Long Island
Robert d. Bogart, the paymaster's clerk in the
brooklyn Navy Yard, who Is accused OF msappro-
priatng about sl2 900 OF the paymasters funds and
who was tried for the offence recently by a naval
court martial and convicted was turned over to the
civil authorities yesterday, Secretary Robson nav
ing dsapproved of the proceedings and decided that
he was not properly liable 10 trial by the naval
authorities. He will be tried again by the civil
authorities in December.
The steamship Tybee. CAPTAIN Delaney, will leave
pier No. North river at three T. M. to-day for
futili ftatb, otHfhnd aHu SS DUIllHSU.
The steamship Blenvle, Captain Baker, OF Lv-
ingston Fox & Co.'s line. viii leave pier No. 80
North river at three 2. Nj to-day for New Orleans
direct.
The steamship George Cromwell, Captain Clapp
of the Cromwell line, viii sail for New orleans at
three p. nj. today from pier No. North river
The steamship Ariadne, Captain Eldridge, will
cave pier No 20 East river this afternoon for Key
West and Galveston.
The sidewheel steamer Manhattan, Captain Wood
hull, for Charleston, s. c., will sail at three p. NJ
to-day from pier No. North river.
The stock market yesterday was dull ana Irregular
closing steady and flrm. Gold declined to 1885,,
closing dnaily at l2Ss.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Colonel s r. Hamiin, Of Washington; G. +. Viii
son, OF Panama; G. f. Brewer, OF Albany; w. d.
Richardson, OF Illinois, General f. p. Blair, OF st.
Louis; Colonel G. l.. Dickinson, OF Scranton, Pa;
J. G. Culyer, OF Albany; w. Il. Chapman OF Utica;
A. W. Brown and b. A. Bates or the United States
Army, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel w. II. slddons OF California; General A.
b. GARFIELD. OF Ohio, and Coonel c. Benedict OF
the United States Ard b, are at the ST. Charles
; Hotel
Colonel Louis Keller. or 81. Louis and James Cas-
lserls, OF san Francisco. are at the Westmoreand
Hotel
b. F. Marshall, Jr., of Mobile; E. tSneidon OF Chi
Cage, and G. B. Paterson. OF Washington, are At the
Everett House.
n aamsdeu and Rayh nr No. sr.'ea,, are
at the Glenham Hotel.
Ch Beranger of the French Legation, and d.
Leavitt, Jr, OF Great Darlington, are at the Albe
marie Hotel.
Colonel Nj. Il. Black and Colonel r. Newhouse, OF
West Point; b. A. Patton, OF California aud Rev.
Harvey Jones, OF New London, are at the Hoffman
House.
Judge J. L. Jewett OF Ohio; General M. Brayman
OF Illinois, and John ~ Cameron, OF North Carolina,
are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
Colonel @. W. Tompkins for Providence r. 8.
Hale for New Hampshire, o. d. Skinner for Cleve-
land, A. b. Spier for Burlington. J. Tinghast for
Albany and Ex-Governor VIM Dennson for Ohio