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, 1869-11-09

~ IN E1gtn physician An associated VIII Dr..
N.ocaesfef. Hho was Niiaess on 5atsrday. !
fnow ~ Smith. l DID not know him Or nns OF
called On the eEen'ns Of June 1a, By youn9 Bea-
ton 1t WIS then fex minutes altar 4 weus
= onee 70 Benton - tasi ~ the ho.se could ruu
foCnd n tht n0u&o Acms per1on1 Standing tn the
ms room. 1ney aaked me 4 was = doctor,
a aad ,hsn showed mo 1Eto Ehe roo wheso Mn:
removing he clothing. ss1.ssed them. 40. and
used iestoraitEe neAns, which tailed to hrtnR any
.sn. 9: i4s; Tae eao;is van ke5t ~ uotl! saeic
nd % one Of The In. ~ssa IL ks.s sasa sas
uere marks any person would receive Al any
uns s IN any .sy. examined tie body. nez
Her lungs y Nese not fuli OF VaieE. Icould noi as
there wns any IN them. There we're Indications Of
ss 81 as u T. e eat aes 1s1 1as ao
DO atssning narucular Tor snith. Ne appeared
lIhs .ass1 mn *ho was saaerlne from
seeea aaie pros..t oeh e. the L. house &c
about O'Clock IN the morning, md o9rne 6acf
r,sn D: Wtnshe,te1 as1, ne1t nofulug: Tne creet
strong, and somewhat tu1tha, or "rt.eyr We
stepped On tise bridge aud lootexi IL The water
tas Z. alRs sepE - ts bsa ,.s
~ spRsatea Q hs:e beea .et ts t5s isi nixat
tsensy inches oeen Ine eteeS nsa isilso foar q %
ok irches during The night between lie bndse
and ferte the curTrn. ID strorg and rar1d TIE
6aegy 1sso tne 1sser 1oaa b. fa1nraeia ] to 1ssqs.
GRAFTON Il would aATe the ssina effect a. wales
thrown u the lace. The nsat motion would be %
o. coarfr, take ID 1sser: Is shss AZ cs.e psrsoc ]
soula ptoeaney ssae small qnaptttT Of water.
Iae Pes;on ;H gi HosA het he u.oe TO keep 9p AZ
wtter into TIE LUIGI = oaId prevent Ertusn to
eonec,ousness ~ the lungs must nrst be lnnascd.
as,D saea Ct r. saT e. s e
's's' II ae!@.t.ee g ?aeS saaia f. ai s..s -
smith Ia the room where xe wcre tying 70 fes1s-
sc.'ate hts wife. He .antcd % assist and a4ked
ne 70 continue ny enoFts. 1told HIN he could do
pSen 'nsa1 sanaoned q d Ss'os sSur as,..s
| who conducted the inquest Durr1st Is I Justice
Of sos re.ss sa,t r. T. = ~ - nan ,.,1 r,,,
| pitch head crst out sf barHs, into eighteen
| inches Of Natet. on : Rrsse1ly bottom. without
fsu se. sof .e9q no 10: ep
/ ion q doctor since March lat. did not
WORK IN Gould s cheese factory.
CONDENSATION.
Mr. Joslyn. Did you NOT Nork In = condenslDS
Witness. No. ..... ..-......
| MI Joalyn. Thought Jou were condensed
| fellow OF touat kind. iLaughserL
Mr. BARR. object.
Mr. Joelsn- take th4t back did not mean
Witness. EAs IN Rrad1ailt n Tor three months
| don't claln much expettenos. A pEIeun falling
IN the wafer would niake an irregular attempt to
III. !o.l,n: II would be gradual gathering OF
FA1SrsSa p1serss1os.
| WttIe4s+ cant explain f9tottpH.
AE. 5Us1sp. fou haven't Anmefed your sc1ence
down 10 1ainrnE. There must be *one general
saa.e somsto.x NUT cease to act IN the nutnAa
Wiilets. don1 thIuf persons faint by rules.
, 1869-11-09

Troops Going Into Winter Quarters
-Ssunli.Fox Among tho 1ndtnna.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OHAnA+ Nov. &
The regiment under command Of Duncan, Carf,
and Royal. which has been operating during the
Last s!x months In the country between Platte
River and tho Kan2a4 Pacific Railroad, has gone
into winter quarters 1t FoEtA McPhersou aud Rus
sell. The troops during this time hare marched
1.&a1 lntles And fought six battles, with a1cceR1
each umo
A seouuna party from Fort Sanders haa return
ed, after Two days unsuccessful pursuit OF in-
dtAbA
F1RT BENTON, Montana, Nor. a-A special
messenger to General su!iy, Indian 8upeEiuten-
dent. rrpofts that tho deAtns AMONG tue Hroa
sentso Indians from smallpox namber t0o, or
ball the entire tribe. TheJ arc committing fu!-
eide BY hlo@tng their bEa,na cut With 1uYolyefA
The whites have taAen tho disease IN form Of =
Light yAr1ols, but no fatal c14es ara reported.
head 1ndtan1 s'rew the rokd from Tho Forka 70
Mil River. They demand thai the Indian Agent
*ct ~ mediator with tho Great Spirit to stop tho
ij&n1nf.
, 1869-11-09
IOWA.

Wisconsin and Eox River Improve.
narnt Conventaon-Tho Edcnvallo
Murdcr-Firrx snow FR1lRhiironx1
nnd steamboat Disasters.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs M0IHEs, Iowa, Nov. ;,
Hon. F. ". Palmer, Hon. Vim. LoughbrldRc, and
Governor Merrill leave for Dubuque Tomorrow To
attend the Wisconsin and Fox River Improve
tnent Convention to b held In that tIy on
Nelnetday. The convention Will be composed Of
the Minnesota, Wisconsin aud lo1n Congressman,
plan tor asking Congressional aid.
The murder OF the three children OF Ara.
Clark, In Edenvtl1e Lat week, IL still mystery,
but Msa. Clark h1s returned to her homo hope
lea.ly insane, OF eou!te, she can gre no account
The board ior caoyAsslng the yote cast for State
otcess thta fall will meet In this city On TnursdsY
and will canSAas for al the State objects except
Governor and Lieutenant Governor, Whose sosea
We had very slight fail Of snow this morning,
being the tfst Of the kekeon.
tLlSrOk, lows, Nov. a.-AN the steamboat Vic.
tory, Of thr While Collar Line Of Mississippi steam.
ttst reared The landing here, It about hAlf-psst
o'clock this morning. tho main steAm pspe burst,
tnitAntiy killing coloreu MIN, 1sum s. Louis,
and terribly and fatally scaiding m lr1shmap, d
deck hand. and A'gatly, but not seriously. njut7ug
We had last night cur first SNOW Of the seasoa,
ahont one tuch having fallen. The prospects an
inyoraole for more dunng the day.
DCbrQrK, lows. Nov. S.-A brakeman, uamet,
Hunter, fell from moving train to-day, near Az.
crsr1llr, loKa, the tr1ln passing over his lege
tEukh,n2 one bc1oF the knee and the other nbore.
ue !oung man, and was married less than a
Conductor Httcnuer fell f.om his tsa.n, nea,
EpEorth, Iowa, bEeat.bE his leg and collar bone
Tbs cars arc very slippery to dag on account ot
the anow and sleet which fell this morning.
, 1869-11-09

OHIO.

Fatal Railroad Accident (tnc3u-
mil ftelus - ShooRtnE Argrny IN
Cleveland - official Election Tic.
4uF1A.
Spec!3! Dtspstch to The Chicago Tribune.
MANSFIELD, O., Nov, :.
4 ev1:ouA railroad accident occurred, yester-
slay about ECON, two AID half miles eoutn OF
Ftede1.cktoxp, On the s II. / ~ NallEoal. 4
freight train ttruck = CON, 2li the entire train
Was thrown from the uacx and badly amlxoeti
up Two cars went cutssl5 over the engine TWO
othefs piled up alongside, and the tAak w4s puea-
I'd oFef TO the smoke el1ck. TIE balance o! the
tfan 4 bt-ewed au around and broken up scatter
ihR the rtlRht professionally. Tue conductor, Mr.
staeopstnR TO jump out OF the cab wlndos. vas
EsaGnt and killed The engineer stuck 10 ha
ts. Msa. aad 10th he and tho fireman e1cApod sest-
GUS olafT. though badly hsu:sed
<9se1NhAEI NoF. a.--l;nlElea CLAYTON, IN {a1, IN
, 1869-11-09

O'Clock. There VAS some o{ the harness broken I
don't know whAt yon ielm T1csook He was An
uRlg hoEHe- When hitched up be wanted 10 As2r&
Cannot M Sexcotne drore The hosse. Hammond
found eighteen Inches Of KaIer when NO Iuea1-
nIed " x allowed tat!r *tze swenty inches
y aecofdtDG % data n h1s posseHuon.
- eEH Ihe WAtdr xas falling next morning.
re nea 81 z r. @ s4Da IBss Bs q ~ go
cEeek fel nye or ~ inches during tins night Il
Is always hiRner N the morning taa1 II nlznt-
,ons oa tas sop 81 sae poies iusSa sae LIZ .Sion, @
we're ooAted tnere- don't tatnk man oou1d
~ them there. I did not see the water the night
the height Of the xates Is the position of ne
Cushions and the action Of The foam INV the
water The sasuIaay before know nothing Of
The foam Was white. caur tell from me hooks
q loan hoM ola Il ~ II ntRht b two or tarr7
dA2s OH TESTIMONY or ARs. KrAxuAA
Nfs- Lucy Erda&at4 aEfcr7., and kx1miAs1 b. Xr.
Earr,: ! reside At Turner Junction I 1no1 Xr.
Smith. aved near them II the 11nctson. l
e sass % 1ssy y II ne .PS
came 70 my house and s.ayed during the evening.
atrsI sattng dinner. say Mr.. suita and VIC ii
esea osse,: ism nenese q ". sa,;sa' esarra. +
1kro1 bis opNXJ, and saw 1t one SondAF. teiak
re ~ o. Ma, ~ Ma.n tie sop vs - 90 MT
the sec1denf. do NOT femenbet A4etnK The bag.
~ afserEatd up 70 the tune Of the accident Tne
ministers meeting was bed so1e time tn Nay. I
tAy:nS Been held then
The witness VA nok c1u6a-eI1Intned.
T. 4. IHuNrsox TX Axcun
N. Il. TAcWpso* HoMsRet BY NJ. Barry: l n.
aide IN Elgin, and fezided u Dundee. / kueH
Smith theyc non The time be came to the tine he
len. l 1sery seldom 1treu,tea his church. thai
his geuef1l character In Duunee wx8 good. VA!
| II his church but onoe or twloe IN ms life Hn
holsa, while II Dundte, VIII FeaLe&S Aud nervous.
! had her oocc drawing AAy, when N ko.dtni
happened as the hind end of the rAck, and hi
WIS restless and uneasr. Nothing touched her.
WHAT hokkkr NpRRm AA1p-
[ Robert .forris enanuad hy Nr. ElrrJ. krt1
| Smith. and his bog29. l ouce nsed the buggy, OF
the "a Of Nal. The top WAS OF sten. Smith M
| gone 10 thc Minister'S atate ASSOCIATION. II Farm
inRsou. Gaw tnn top In the barn when got IL
bugxy. lsaw It hefoEn with the top On aud od
bad not 1een the top on Tor two month"; prior Il
| TIE sd Of NAY. INV It several times doftug II.
seo month"; did NOT see The buggy from tha
| time uAed It up 10 tho time OF The Acc31e11
once drove the hoF7e- M. net In Smtta1 bHl
aaies having the hoggy: When had sne nosse
| dtoTe him AI miles He w1a teStieSs, and, wha.
tied up, he was hdResty. The horse = 3oldn1 stAo,
| qust when WA4 RttEt1Q into the nokJ. tn
hosse Hzod on I loose plank And rAn aR1J, And
t!1ed TO mru htM 1u01d. When he f11ed to +
ahead
Tns witness VIE not ctoas-e1am1ned.
| poc3o1 kuxkuf0AAH 1K3FU1EA
D. K 8sAafs1s 1eafNtx ~ Mr. 6AFry
, 1869-11-09

il will he tcen that two dtstE.cta now repre-
scented by Republican, wcro carried bf Democrats
the Third, Schcncka, and Sixth, 5M3th'A 0no
now tepresentt hJ the UeuoctAts was carried by
the Rernh1.cans-tbe Tenth. which IAst tsli elect
cd Ar. uoag. Of Toledo, over James II. Ashley.
There Ia eighteen inches OF SNOW at Hudson,
Ohio this MVfEIpR.
, 1869-11-09

nIsAsTRntE 1SuHnAr.oN IN rrcA1As
AxKthA. fLCatAn, Oct I'd, ria HAVANA. SoFS i
A dtsasIout inundatou occurred In the vicinity
OF this city, causing heavy dau,asrs to property,
sercta! tires we're lost. The town Of Multnutcrac
q completely destroyed. The roads in the coun.
III are 1mpas'ablc on acooups Of heavy rocks car
fseo ty tho current md iodStl In Tho hizawsta
The cemeles! via wA.hctl Awny. and msny
corpses and steletona found floating IN the wa,er.
The food, Al last accounts, vas decreasing.
, 1869-11-09
WISCONSIN,
Losa Of q Fishing Nm2ck with Four
f'cfsons on G8onrd-E uninE Acch.
aGnt-3ufckdcs

Special Despaten 10 The Chicago Tribune.
XnwArKK1, Nov s.
Tna tahtux Gnacf General Sheridan, With four
men on board, teIt hero On FEidAJ for the 11hlng
grounds, thirty miles northeast Of the city, And
has not been heard OF since. Tonight It u xcu-
orally conceded th2x there u no hope, ~ tho
tmack WIS unstawoHby, and 1uux8 hare eaooua-
tered eotno Severe weather. Tue n1uue4 of tho
unfoEtouasa men atr Matthew Sullivan. Captain
John Smith, JAnea shsy. and John Sullivan, tue
two former leaving large families. There Il
slght hops taR8 they Wtsc tTTen acrosa the lake
JAxksTIllk, VIA, Nov. s.-Gl!bert uoEnn, .
prominent citixsn Of this ctJ, had hts tight hand
Injured BY the accidental dtscharXe Of his gun,
whllo out hunting, On SATURDAY. he viii pto5ab-
IL lose the hand.
KEsosHA. Wis. Nov. s.-A German, name un-
knowu. commlrsed a1tctde, this morning, By
shooting himself, two miles north Of shis c4tJ, on
tho road 10 Racine. The news has lust reached
our city, and the Coroner, with Jury, has gone to
hold an inquc1s On the bodJ.
, 1869-11-09
CABIN.
PRISONERS IRON TIE rRivITHEE CcrL.

CABIN.
PRISONERS rRcM TIE rRiriTHEE CcEL
NEW iOKK. Nor. T.
Uf1cers nfr1rrd here to-day stusu WIlm!uSsou
~th AcFcp prisoners fsu!n the cutAn man.nf.wAf
cuba All D! them oaaincd bal for thcIr appear
noce whenever wantedior t1I4l.
OTHER rRIrATEEhs FITTING OFT.
Captain 1IatT1a, OF the steamer LtlIan, which
was tei1et b. the Nrlish authorities at Sassau
has ars!sr srd and Was IN conference With the CoIan
.1uhia to.ttaE, 1t IL knuwn that the Cuhaas prc
now fitting out two atcauesA fnr cruising Ia the
Caribbean Se@, md Harris will probably command
one of them.
MEN AND AhMN FOR CCpS.
The Cuhana have nnothcr expedition In rrcpx.
tauop nod expect to send about stt hundred snou
with two ihousand E11rs 10 the headquarters Of
Ce'pcdes. .....
NEEDS or fi1k CrRANA
Ucnct1l Jor.an writes that they ART tn grc.t
oced Of aEns, and couil use htss Thousand rides
they hsd them. lie says they have TWENTY-FIVE
thoahand armed men no =, and large IN sniity , Ut
ncg1pes and oihcrs armed only wiki hatchcta au,l
tnachesAl.
CHOLERA AEp YELLOW fETEa
HAVANA. Nor. :.
Intelligence IA recetred from thu interior town
that TIC rho!rra still prevails At Puerto Principe
the 3ellow tever has appeared.
ARRIVAL or TNocrs.
steamer arrived today from Spain With t.A..
:allon .! troops,
, 1869-11-09

Louisville, Nor. s-Atsoat twenty euaic1ast..
IN rpA,< from Virginia 70 Missouri. arfi1ef ri.
morning. nearly l&snlhhtd. A child Ind diel Of
disease and hunger. -
, 1869-11-09
INDIANA.

The Eart Wayne IIomIcidc-Escaped
CAF1uFtds
Special Despatch TO Tue Chicago Tribune.
FoK1 WArrz, Ind, Sov. 8
The mAn Arrested upon the charge Of czuNaE
the death Of Peter Marriott, yesterday morning, BY
throwing htm cut Of hotea. was to-cay released
By the officials. 1t w1s deemed that the s7ount1
v1e tnsntnetent for hnadinG hi1n ~ It seems Tho
Ean received sesH2l severe fails during TIC day,
1nd II could not be decided which cAused h14
death.
About one JeAr AEo eight prisoners escaped
lrcu Stark County, Ohio, 1au 1t Canton. Since
then they haEe not been heard from until yexteF-
day, Whsn defective Wet1 41Tes&ed une Of them,
EhRs. Aolea, aGds ChA1. AAfttp, near thia caky-
lie tooS him bAck to CSnton. where be = NOW
connheu he NAs Committed Tor burglary.
, 1869-11-09

EFntEEnns~ for Texas uud Lonlstaua-
NEW OnlkAhs1 Nor. s.-The new steamship
nayAnA. from 1semcn, hroaRht 200 entEranA
tic IN Louisiana.
, 1869-11-09

PrrranrHoN. Nor. A-crude petroleum market a..
bp~t. ifc: reicr November lie: scile al The year.
Like kEtnsd aal<t aud nnehAnfed- gu Tor delivey
Tz1hff weaker: quoted At November and Deem.
beE. SSe: buyer III tks JeAt, EG+e-
, 1869-11-09

~. hix's,;akps,a t's,; PM. v Nor; sA *.cspa.ch from
arrested for the murder Of nis ID o,hcr and brnther
, 1869-11-09

Ocr8h EEr4AkeRs
ErteiL Defpatch to The ChIeako Trttanc.
N4x YdHx- Eov. &
Freikhts dnE, With rather Fnod inquiry for room,
lnx IN the speruat,on III a ShIpTrfs able 70
do much unless they Ex fArof2jo terms for frtt4hf
To Ii.esrot tJ sa1l loo hu wheat ii eAs by stcaGa
pofntnA1 ~ efd To GLASGOW. By fteaza 100 bris h1uf
NJ u ND: &v0p bQ wheat II I'D.
, 1869-11-09

Death OF a Nary ofGicere
BOSTON, Nov. s--Dr. E Gnch.1n, for thirty.
feven feass f1IKcon In she navy, t1ed II tae
ChtlBea NaTAi Hnsptt2l on Saturday.
, 1869-11-09

CohfeAtkou OF a Muydcrcf.
CofcoRn. y. L., Nor, SPIKE, tho Hampton
murderer, M 70 he c1ecased to moFn,w, has mAie \
fQll con3e aeton.
, 1869-11-09
-~
i nd taA.


10UokA
EAETuQr1EE EHQEK At MADRID.
New YORK, Nov. e.
OF OctohrF, severe earthquake occurred 1t Ma-
ntl!a- AL tho honses were snnkcn, some OF the
city wnfis fell. md there were nauy accidents,
nut no European Was reported killed.
ANhtFlA.
pEFEAT OF TUE DAtMATlAk fSaURGKSrs,
NEW ioxs, Sov. s.
A Ht'"tis special from Hsttea:l, D4Imatta, ~
French cable, u,ted Nov. :, Fay4: "ga!c.al tclc-
E1aha sia:c tina: the Auttr1ad forces operating
against The fta1Gatlan Insurgents At aud south OF
Csisao have, after constderanie and severe light
ing. captured ami partially tsurne1l down the towns
u f't'1t4l:t and AAlua. The lusaEEen.A Just pre-
vi0us 10 the.1 defeat, blew up Fort *'tao]ev1ch,
TR1KsTE, Nor. f.
l,esratchea from CatlRto Ranonncs 1h1t armed
RESISTANCE IN the Cattaro Budua districts has been
completely sahducd.
, 1869-11-09
The Wolfbers,, n. II. , RINK Robbery

IoScokn. y. H., Nor. s-The burglars who
{9e,'ea rS the National Bank and Bartngs nank Al
~ moaa3so, On Saturday, carried OF aooat IS oea
private def4oslts.
, 1869-11-09
1g t.tctIon figures are otrlctal:

nsy...... ...-.--.@H,ztu tiItnnrt...... .seA9+a Al6o
Scott, the Temperance candidate 1of Governor,
fecetycu only CD yutrL
The cAnsAss for State Officers In Ohio shows
lhat the Republicans carried twelve and the
, 1869-11-09
Ffn b cr.
An ASSASSIN bihCi}fEhEp.

An AsSAtHiS pi1Cs>yEKED.
rAKts, Nor. &.
An uctrewu man, while prowitnX about Gen.
pe.goe, yesterday. vas taken tuto custody, nnd
upon beir. searched. found armed. lie admitted
an inteuttun 10 assa%.sua:e the Emperor.
NtklsTEA Ill.
Thr Minister ot Foreign IN airs II quite III.
IMPERIAL NECEr51oS At C0xrgIGkE.
lAgIs, Nor. s.
Invitations are isgued for u reception At Com
Teigae oex1 "wednesday. ME. Watanurne, Amer
lean M.n.ttcr. u Ruoux the invited guests.
DEMONSTRATION IN noSnK nF KnCuEFoRT.
FAnIa, Spv. 6-MidntXat,
At a late boCr to night erIEd oi l,ND cluzeuA
accompanied Ecurt Rnchefort to bis hotel, cyFiug
:" t~ire Eochrsort:'' 1ae POLICE did not interfere
With TIC REORGANIZATION.
, 1869-11-09

DEAnps9owx. \. J.. Nor. s.-Adml1A Stewart
buried IN Philadelphia On Wednesday next
, 1869-11-09
tknh8tn+
* 14k8t4k*
L naSutNtS EEtNCE At 81. EEIEkSrrEG.


Sr FETEK-srM1, Suv- S.
The con Of the Enlr Of Both&ra hsslre.t here tast
week ard was received on Satutdsy by the En-
per6E, who addressed him win much cor.ita1tty,
and expressed hope iha' the friendly relations
between 1spzsia and Boaharn would never suffer
interruption.
, 1869-11-09

oo3x. 0OhuNA d Co.,
fHKuAfE& ADFIA11E1F1 AoFNIA
ATs SH4e4rd II Frsts~ Aasr1tkAs.+H4 for Tn T1E1.
CKH, bsf<ss Air. At.As strsir% Ass+-s
fAea<*ls Aottr.s for oil NkWEEArxaa MAO Az1xka
tta A1k ID Asastt n kA4 r. Ttrf1ssAs. ~ 24Ab
aAa<r9 loves PFierz.
bgYIcy s. px4RAohx-x7,
, 1869-11-09
COST OF NIGHT MESSAGES
Further Reiuced,

THE PACIFIC AND ATLAS1i, TELEGRAPH
COMrAST or TIE CNrTEn STATS, ia .4ai,f1a
to IL reduction In etsss-s fss daily It. has, IL ID
herenee to il polieJ .: adjusting r.:r- sa.. rsnt
Of elu!:y shA * n,a.atAued between sr 7uatir Aad
the eotypsa:fcp Ade radical ta.ase In .,~ syttrn sf
charges fer night ts!ek7sblre nd t.es :ti1.,u il
the f1seafa1
, 1869-11-09
foreign.
Prospect Of Securing the Free
Navigation Of tue Dar-
danelles.
Ex-Queen Isabella Decides
Not to Abdicate at
Present,
A City peStr0yed BY lnundatlon ip
fucatan,
foreign.
Summary Of Cuban News.


1tnty.
.. NEW ioEx, juiy 8,
MfTnH special from Florence, dated fhe iii,
says: 1ita Majesty King Victor Emanuel remains
IN critical condition Of health lie Is seriously
til aud counned to his hen. The Mtdtrai Eaitessn,
Issued toda5, Announces thht the King IL latortng
under . nefce attack, AMI that 4 olh4xy eruption
appeared on the surface Of tbs SKIN, generally
oset his bodg, duriuR the rast night The
Hing WAS duly Informed OF the fact that
biz life Was IN danger nj NJ ca1ly hour
this morning. II received the news cxlmiJ, and
sent for clerical coufe.sor, from whom, a1ter
compliance With tho cathoc rule OF belief, be re-
ct!yed al,so.Ettcn and tie hoiy sacrAmeut, entny-
ln7 apparently. the Rreateet tranquility OF mind.
Isur.tg tnt afternoon It Faa reported that the
King Was slightly lmrroslng.
PARIS, Nor. 8.
No fur:ner dispatches have been received from
Florence. and there IL much anxiety to hear from
Kizg Victor Emsnc!.
PAktF, Nor. &.
The frrsAe says the M'u!ser4 Of War Aud Marine
proceeded to Compe'ene. ,c.feIusy, to conAult
With tie Emperor on the Measures to bo taken in
the event Of the death Of the ktug Of Italy. cspe
C!zlY - feaEx arc eutern3ncd that the Naxztnlaus
ate pioittE NJ lhaurItctlou IN Italy 10 txke place
II tho tnu Of the present mouth.
, 1869-11-09

f:rcAa tfttI4atn.
FrAEKaL eEHy1rKs ovkx TIE REXAlSs or George
PEABODY.
LONDON, Eov. 9.
Hy csuer Of the Queen, tht funeral scry1ces will
he he'd oyts the reulaiu~ oi George rcaaod5, IN
Wcstm,uster Abbey, Oh fnaA}.
tTEAAER ANIMALS
LONDON, Nov. s.
Tie steamers san1ar1s, At!au,a, and l1arss,
from New iu.A, hare arrived cut.
, 1869-11-09

purchased ne Ios Il DT. Nccoa1ei,. fne eli.
mated cost OF The house, when II complete, Is
$500: that y. ~ finished from celia, to saHet
thc daJ on The house. 1xo1xed l1sht along It the
time OF nc accident had then Wofked tvo
ot6e1 II men woffed HIT on o. Tnc7 1offed has iof
iog. dsys afte11afd, when sne1 got through haT-
DOCTOR xeoxxpl rxs1utuu
Or. 9econneu nsorn, and t7awtned c::r Hr, Barr:
bare res1ded n Turner Junction Tor sixteen
Ica7. hare known Smith about year. hare
since be Lived lherr. We exchanged S1a1. a.
tend h!s church bat an not member Of IL He
"a ~ e ~, n. a1ns t .Sat
on tne condition inai tae purchaser vouid bald
house he wonld onlld- He spoke Of putting up
hoase nee LAshropA wmth about 49,oaA. He
sa,d M ts.ner would 1a!n.eh him the mouey, but
WA not prepared then, hut would be II Eoou II
ha proIeEtr VAS sold Ills father was 10 come and
uyr 1tth him. | talked with him and hts fatnef
STOOD fro.n him that Il his fasher was coming to
nse with h!!. he won!d hare 70 pusld Larger
no95s In.a @ os s1zs inIsaaed WAS nos sanacen:
opinion ~ TO tnet4 4reiatsonl to each olher Suin
and hts wife were At my house Together. W vic
1na Il e! sd,s = I'M Sa9 = ;s*+ e. Tnsy
dscoseted hut tnat they nre,l on anect'onste,
friendly fe1mk The character and reputa;3on o{
Ieo, before The secadent ve1e generally good ae
nad few enem!es, o1 course.
Council. From hi. ztnerl character, Do you
think he would Be lktsy TO conMtt the crime
charged aSatrst him!
MI, XefzueI. I object.
Tne Court. Nj. BsHy. shan g.se !: aSa:nst
you Enless Iou cao produce authpHtt<
Nj. Rsr7J read from dect1ton of 1nfd Ellen
borough On the tnb{ecL
Ar. Ac.xner slEued Against the authority, a.
going agatnat the fundamental principle ah1t The
J7ry ftust judge ol the facts.
The Court .u.tatned The objection, the authority
| net obtaining In this co1n1y.
Cfo.%t1cmtntd By Ar. .Nattatr: He ho1Eht the
| lots II FehtuatJ Of March. He paid S70 down 1os
the lots. They &re eight rods frunt and ntue
! deep. The deed wAs IN hN own name. I made a
| yestal condition thar he sbould baild houso ou
| the lou.
MISS toCfHE0RTH ON TIN sfAkn
Mis- II. s SoHfAHosfA, e7nraistd BY Xr. Barry
| am 4 clefk in s. 4. FrenoAb slpre, In Elgtu.
hnve known Smith year. ! tnew his wife ! rr.
| sided n AlgouQu8n when thAy Wefe tAefe, Tael
| ttyed mp stars, IN ny bfo&hefa house. re1sdec
With ny orothtK: 1w.s frequently 10 Smith par
| Of the hou1e. RoUeunes spent t1p or thfe<
9aJa la tae family, sad often W. ln tnere two q
MsA B1nstn- We vese o. vesy good tam1 Tal
mode Of t1Kfes4 sud e4Fess to ea,aih4 h9uA ~
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