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+,nn I'M f,6mr,1,tc If TnTa and Heans.
''"'' " Tn.WnnEnva unrn NJ xrerisn.
Tho House agreed 10 meet to.notroH at II.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL-
Mr. BUTLER, from he Committee on Appto-
pEia'ione. reported the Senate Amendments TO the
Indian Approximation h!l1. which were referred 70
the Committee Ct the Whole and uAdc the special
cxdet for Tomorrow,
,1Ea1stA1lVE APPROPRIATION h1lI.
The Houec then went Into committee on tho
kGis'etiTe Appropriation bill, Mr. SuuESCk IN
The ehstr.
On motion Of Ar. ALLISON, tho prov1to strtk.
!rg out The ealsry Of thr Special Commissioner OF
Revenue was. after deba'c By Mestrs. ALLISON.
kELLhf a1d PIKE. amended By adding the
words AFTER JuEc %, 15'0.a
he appropriation for rntscel1sncous items Of
the Treasury Bureau vas reduced from $2J,U00 10
$500
lteme were !pecrted for the Commissioner Of
| Education, $3.0c1; for two Clerks Of Class ],
Tho appropriation for Surveyor General Of
Utah wss struck out. Olhet minor amendments
| wc,c adopted.
| WITNESSES nI1cHAnGED.
The Comm tee rOet. and tho House, on motion
Of Ms itl.A1R. ordered ,be dt.eharge Of the two
| tetusRnt Wiinsatts frum New 10tk, Reeves aud
| Bell.
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Abbott, Howe, Ross.
AnthcnY, Kellogg. Sawyer
Camcruu, Mcdonald Shc.man, |
CnaIdler, MorTin {vLh stewart.
CorSl!ng, n5c, Tiptoc.
Cogbctt, Osborn. Wade,
FEeilpghuyetn, PomcIo|, Welsh.
Harlan Pool. Mtlley,
Has1ie. Ramsey. Killlams-S.
Auna.d, Aiee,
Bucka,ex, Feesc1dcp, Trumhull.
Davta, Grimes, Van Wrinkle,
Dixon, McCscerJ, Fickefs,
Ferry, Sumner. Nh5,c-l2.
1Hx pfnATta Or CONGRESS.
2Tbe Sea'lc then pr ,eecded to consider Tho ]otnt
resolutions reported By The Joint Comrnittee on
rn9s 70 + TSE1s St T.: T2ons and printing
Mr.. WHITE eAld. a. member Of the conrait-
tee on Printing. be had Investigated thu subject,
Could r u ,sie Would Be 10 direct ihe Joint Co1nit-
| ice On Printing to make I ncW contract ~1ta
Aestn. Hives haisey. the pEesent pao!,tssfs 9 81
| lrg ths committee 10 make q eontrset With Hires
| & Bailey At tre ra.e named In the,E bid: Tho
ssss ss .na Il 5s b. 9asasas ass Gss'sse 81
| Gee, because Il seemed to him 1dle 10
| couteet the proposition OF Nj. Gro Fcu* living IN
1nent IN which to DO fhs work, no time to create
one A. between hlSee s Bailey and the CouEres.
fosracr, Sceaaae ,hcy lad az a:rsady demonstrated
| their ability 10 do tho work well, apd oceau.e he
! tEcoGet The estimate OF 4ht PucHc Printer very
nftA:iefaetorJ. eoIoe Of the items, particularly
| low figure.
AfltE considerable dttcusuon, MIR. Whytc's
Az. IoEent was adopted. sLt the Seuasc passed
!. }oant teeolut.on au!hoaz1ns the Committee on
t,. nG -, 'puaH to conclude satisfactory cou-
| .tAst N1tu atssfs. WycA + Bailey loz {ero1tlng
| JcAfe. N8 NV N-A' wv
; lhc Sote Was n atol1,
n, ,u,.u,,,htlia BILL nxroRTKo.
~. IKC hbuLL, from tho Committee ou in.
! SiGhfy. ftport d. With aueudmtpts Mf. Coles
9 Dill 10 innhsf the adrntni''sation oi iu-ticc.
: n1. mohhlLL, Of Maine. tcpofted without
!. I'LL.
1 Anxr AUTHORIZATION BILL.
{ | MI. MORRILL, then calico Up the Army Ann,n
; | y.tai1on blu. The amendments. report.d bf ID
Count'teo on Apr. prlaions were 1Rtred 10.
IL Ar, WILSON then 01cscd Al Amendment r.
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Nxw YoRK. Feb. 2i.-Tee Alumni ot WilHsms
uouss On tbs 1lth Or Aazrh. Preadent Hopkins,
teycral nemee1s ot the faculty and rany distlu.
eui*hed graduates Hill he pssaent. y. o. Fiel1
W11I preside.
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Great Britain,


LONDON. Fen Fl.
Solicitor General Coicsidgc introduced bill to
aholleh university tests.
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DeumREk%
sA1K or zuE DANISH vrsT tSpIKs uRoXo Croa
rue 0orKRS1KNg.
CorEsHAoEx, Feb. u.
acrcytl RaaslocH, X111.tc1 Of Ws., and former
II Ambassador Of Denmark, at Washington.
urges the ealc OF the Danish West Indies To the
United Stalre.
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aCsfENaIoE or HosTIi1frxs nxfEEKN TCAKET
AND TIRsiA.
EnxkIAx1tNoPlE. Feb. II.
Hosti!ittea between Persia and Turkey have
been suspended unti1 thc arrival Of the PetttAn
Ambassador, nov On his Wzy here.
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HA!Gks motkaHt "pQ14Vu-42
3he Bill to nmcrd Chapie, u, Revised sistutes,
waa tazen up and tho cnactlng e1aueo Wss atr,cken
The BIZ! regulating places At which to hold an:
nusessa'e FAILS VA discussed for somo time a1d
AFTERNOON eEssIoS.
noctE B.L1a ACTED or.
Home bills on third reading were again taken
be pet r he nls
road; 10 provide Tor keeping books Of abstracts
Of of real estate by Clerks Of Circuit
ChitsRo National insn1 snce Comp,ny 10 ineor.
ss au.a sna Ensss sas Hsss Rs
SCI ool Library Atsoelatlon to incorporate the
Manufacturing Aescci 1tiou change the name Of
the ChtcaRo Real Ee.atc ana Land Company;
Nj. LaHfol't : bill 70 amend the charter Of Ch,ea.
tauy; Mr. Rcynolts' bill 10 amend the charter OF
Chicago: 10 incorporate the East et. Louis Go
s<'te COMPANY; 70 Incorporate The Merchants IN
tula1ce Company, Of Chcaeo; to provide for
KankaAee : Indians Rai}1oaa to an end Chapter
the repair Of The Executive Han.,ou "'O '~'
The following on third resdlng were acted On
Fhe S,'I to facilitate tic tracing 0, titles in Cook
Comfy VI, objected 70. -"
TIE BIZ TO o5xaotze tho ua1litis Of Illinois was
The BIZ, relative to trap1fcs OF real estate fo1
| taxation Was rejected.
| soCfu SIDE rARK TIL.
4 ntEe cage fton the Governor HnS received, Ie-
turing signed the soulh side Psrk bill
| BILL TO AMEND TUE cRAR7EK or EAST ST. loCIs.
The bill 10 amend the charter Of Ea.t 81. Lons
Sir: TAYLOR movcd 10 make 1t the special or.
der fer Tomorrow Afternoon.
moe1 ~ 70 Lay tei' on the table was
Mr: CHlLU5 moved to reconsider The vote by
which the blu vas ordered 10 . third reading. HI
im5ofed % East St. Laais, ha1fae 'e recently 'st
char ged bis mind. He wtfhr rev ibis motion and
sS Gsia 10 ly ,hs ~ snpo,yS on the table
hr. PHILLIPS moved 10 postpone till to-rnor
,Mr. REYNOLDS moved to lay tue notion er
The table, which vas agreed to-yeas, 50
IL. REYNOLDS moved tue previous que,.
Mr.CNILDS claimed that the motion to rec ON
nit had prt y1ously been r1ade snd WAS In order.
Ihe CaA1R 1ulrd oshetwise, nd HI. culLps
III: BURNETT moved to adjourn. The mo
u1n ~as r. ;9stE35e1s- 3cs 70; % HaJs. ss; ., o, A.
vienb q1ssion, which ssas ordered. The bNi va
reeomni'ted-{sss: n; nay. .;
The bill to facilitate the tracing Of tttlee tu Cool
CLuuty vas paased.
force in Eaet st. Ions was made the special osdc
fat Tomorrow afternoon.
BILLS FAGsBp,
The bill co1cefnlIR reports OF achoo1 officer
~As passed.
The blII pfoyIdin. that where married womal
| !olna with her Euseard in deed diepos!ns Q
hte property 1t shall be anal agsinet her, was dis
catsed aid pa4eed-yeaa. 81 nays. IL.
The senate ttlf to amend the charter Of Jo11e
was passed.
E1ATH PB1eoK EADon.
Mr.. KN1cEERBOCKER Introduced bill /
regulate coopstaRe At the Pentt. nuaey, whlc
"as 1eitffed 10 toe Penitentiazy Committee.
ELL TO R1ft4x THE Uf1IkfHT
The COMMITTEES en- Elections sepo1tsd back
. bill to repeal The ReRisuy Law With a .econmet
dattou that 1t be made The special order tor a.
| alter Tomorrow,
rRrs1fxa ASp s1A11oh1HT.
] Nj. TALBOT offered bill IN relation 10 th
, contract for printing and stationery.
? | AutOutLeG,
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BANKRUPT STOCK

BANKRUPT STOCK |
Of NedIoh T. Co., an ex-
tensive Western Firm.
This stock ts quite NEW
and desisable--the firm
being but a short time |
in bueiness"-and con-
sists of an exceedingly |
well assorted, large and
generalyariety Of staple
and Fancy Dry Goods,
and will be offered to the
public at about half the
regular prices.
In the stock are many
GOODS suitable for
Spring and Summer
Wear, and on which La.
dies may save FIFTY
per cent by anticipating
the season and pur"
chasing now.
The attention of Tail
oEs is called to a lot of
Dark Cassimeres and
other Cloths.
Those who come first
will have the best Se(ec.
ton.
|
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.rs,ty II the city will pay CAlh for Merchandise,
10 those vi BON Il may concern, In honor.
Address CRG, 90 North State-st
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Mr. MORRILL, then eallco up the Arr,x &nn,,.
JEtat1o1 bill. The Amendments. reportrd 6T lhs
Couni'tee on Apr. prlatlons were agrced 10.
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CUBA.

Reported 8ucccas Of lhe Spauish
Fosces-1cneFal Dulco AddFesaoa Tho
Volunteers Sugar MAnnfacsurcrR De-
uaMk d pratsctiou- -1run- ClAds at Key
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rHiA.
The Fourth Natlona1 Bank Of Philadelphia, the
aos1s o. whi:h Ts,e clo.ed ,sstsrcay Il
II cnt funds On the iii OF September. and every
thing fnla'irg thereto satisfactorily settled.
TIE Comptroller Of tho Currency has instructed
tic special agent 10 examine and report all tho
tacts rciati1 to the alleged dcfalcstton.
unAEf'a MILITARY STAFF.
The atstcmen. that all the members Of General
Gratis safI will. on tho 4lh day Of March. tendce
their rettGtsuons, has no fountat,on In TACT. and
bct!ayA ignorance OF army etiquette aud usaGcr.
Mntt Of thcsc officers hold their stat rank hy
afkleL n,cnt, MD attCr lrauts Inauguration they
vii have nothing to do but wait th" u.ua ordc:e
from the AejuiRtt Generals office to rt1ntn The +
proper commands Or tcr thc nsti11ncnt of them
IL ,tueh o:hcr duty ast,uay be directed by proper
authority,
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Ihr motion Of Kr. ALLISON to ssrikc ont the
eccond section was defeated-yeas. 70; na3s. 90.
The question wa3 taken on the passaDc OF the
blu, 1erulttaG-yea., 1l9: nsTe, bl-as follows:
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fse.unne. It owns md operates tho railway,
Telegraph and Post once, together WITH mast ot
ha. reesntiy es,aonshed 4 'ery low t.rfi ior sueh
de.rateb, VIZ: half franc, CT about fourteen
q e Inc Gaiea sss fha
the tariff between Washington aud Baltimore has
Fl: % q 10
6: bsun af u. nea q, 9s 'aa m
, il ,is6d and 1867 Inc Belgium tele:
} essphsc sersice showed !oes 9,
erraier It had no: been for the srcep:s from In
te.ratioIal and transit Observation-Disclosures having
, ses g !s 1Gt e tas ss.9e
ne od!y a'a offices IN belgium, and II al the DO.
/. tween III N il would give OILY aix MESSAGES 10
{ each for each daT IN the gcsr, and At hall Henc
This would give gross 1erenue Of 81 gents IN on
20 eutrehcF, or leta than the wages Of the loFee'
claus Of Amctic&n operators Switzerland Is small
s. both IN oeeupicd territory and population than
Of peasurctecktnc tayelcrs. who utc the telegraph
;aefr Ss!'oue wants, as II is used nowhere est
I'd pcpsc. e So5l1i 1he government controls toe e1
lei Enront Em teos i: cheaper than anywhere else i.
uc e nc In"Sa ~ H. s'au. Labor coa.tilntes t1ty PC
~ fsi juster 1at o. operating American lines:
Eu:o pranccs arc eeofteF id ,h.n toe IN r.,
'ou s. euanas. any although the line. 1raye-tc In
. E!ttoIy - Man9 ha'ions, there are no n,
Ii nal noundastcs Oh The telerrsnh,e ~ rsI ~
ne. The whole Uufub:r Of raeses- -. .oe+ - -
In in 1866 was IS ,6S3,0. a,d ,hn c tn, ~ sntop
~. S1c3oa 900 In American co3d ~, eua @ 4; M
-. currctcy at &l4D. This mike. ihc $1,000 ~
I'LL. oi thcte Ene.Eagcs at az cents. 1ne N.Y., Sos
Ind Union Company, which doe. about n,nc, ,cn,ns
Sc the Ans ylcsn business, and wa:cs aione e.
D1fhed Ftalist1et 70 The Commissioner tor thc re
10 10 cudirr June Sc. 1877, transmitted ID 0fs q
les Euesea9cr. Al received for tho fs IA ia
afc eqns1 To 81 cents snefsare; and IN that unuab
MI IL cot inelEdtd tho vast Araontt OF za,!o
In, brelrc cse nor the regular de.pat.hct 10 to
~ In which the nuI1ner Of words drl =
IN. were ss..tessto, eqnat 10 14''as"
ood messages Of twenty words each. In E17ops I
I've. trees deepaches were tenth p1rt O! those
live itie coutiry. The number Of Offices to tnu POI
c,r latlou Is vastly Erc1fer here than IN E1Tops.
s rrnssla there le Au o01ce 10 every 33,O0O pe'pi
''a' Ia France to 81, ,L0p in Ct. al, 'Alu occ
the 17,H0: IN Belgium unc 70 every 1000; IN sN
rcd zeT1aro one to every 10000 ard tn the Uri
aes. States one to c,er5 s.5op; in the pacldc ssa
e.. OH to every s,bD. 10 10 tho use made OF
49, | telegraph America stands pEc-emfDeht.
des- ttante t6c runbct Of tnCsgaEeP Is ono to Is
Ad font IN PTustia one 10 evcrJ 2: IN 11eAt B:It
Il cc one 70 every in Belgium and Switzerland
ooa. 2n.
viii MT. Hohhard's seheme IL not for tho catanl
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27

WISHES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. 10 Washing
ton street to No. Is Elizabeth avenue. She is pre-
pared to go out into families by the day with her
Sewing Machine. Having been at first class work
for number Of years, she understands Cutting
Making and Trimming Ladies' and Children's On,
darclothing. Also, Children's French Dresses ana
Mems Shirts, and carries her patterns with her
by leaving the name and address at Is Elizabeth
avenue, Mrs Wilson Will call on the ladies for their
orders in the evening. ms 3m
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27
DRESS MAKING.

MISS E. W. SMITH, Fashionable Dress and
NA Cloak Maker, respectfully informs the ladies'
of Elizabeth that she will accommodate them at
their homes Residence No. 40 West Jersey street.
a24 Inns
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27
DRESS MAKING.

MISS M. & J. HIGGINS would inform the la
wi dies of Elizabeth that they have removed
from East Broad street to 242 Broad street, where
they are always ready to wait upon their customers
and feel fully competent to do all kinds of work
pertaining to their business with neatness and dis
patch. Cutting, Fitting and Machine Stitching done
~ short notice. a201m*
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-27
Dress Making.

~ A. ROLL, 55 William street, would inform
II. the ladies of Elizabeth, that from long expe-
rience in the business here and elsewhere, when
known as Miss Goodwin, she feels fully competent
to do all kinds of work pertaining to the business
with neatness and dispatch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
NOTES FROM THE SUMNER RESORTS.

A correspondent at Caldwell, Lake George,
says that this promises to DO the most brilliant
record" This is sereOtyped expression which We
hear every Summer, except when the season is remark
ably dull. Then 1t is always the "duest record"
The Fort william Henry Hotel is now crowded with fash
iOnabe guests although it has been much enlarged since
last Sir John Young Governor General Of Can
ada, is expected there, and also Gen. John A. DxThe
Cadet hops at West Point came to end last week.
Prof Agassiz is at Nahant DR.. LOngfelOw's cottage
there is occupied by Mr. Sears this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
complain vigorously OF the eXhOrbtsnt charges at Long
Branch Saratoga and other American watering places
II is said that lady at Newport has ring cut entire
from a single diamOnd-Mr George Griswold Gray well
known in the fashionable society OF NowYOrk Is keep
ing bachelors hail in NewporThe orchestra at Coz
zenss West Point is composed OF six cOored They
play the most popular dancing music very nnely-Booth
bay, the coast OF Maine becoming popular
seaside resort The hotels there not rstclass,
but comfortable company is about to erect large
hotel to be opened next Tho harbOr is one Of
the finest in Maine dotted with islands and bOrdered
by wild aud picturesque scenery.-Orange Noun
tain, IN New,Jersey, ID now one OF the most
charming places OF suburban residences within
extensive, including Newark, the Hudson and New-York
harbor. Besides DIR. Marcy, the original dscoyerer,
many other gentlemen have built handsome Summer res
licences there among them Mr. Douglas Robinson John
Binney, q. b. Hccker, John BOOdgOOd, and Gen. Ran
dOlph Marcy.-A grand masked ball Is announced at AT
ricks Castle" at TaTrytOwn Is still Unfinished IL has
been building years. Messrs. Belmont, Marquand,
and DmmOck have been ts owners DuI no one mas yoi
occupied 1.-THE Mayor OF Cape May seized ana closed
oil the gambling establishments nj that place last week.
correspondent OF The Pittsburgh Chronicle recommends
route for Summer tourists from Pittsburgh 20 new
York, White Mountains, Montreal, and Lake George,
The expenses OF such trip he states definitely as about
S7 exclusive OF sleeping care saterooms, meals hotel
IN "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03

had been covered with blood In endeavOrng to wrench
from the widow the tenth OF she possessed and
e "a nVs s e ponce e ana sGeTs ndd eGen
history OF the Church OF Ireland told them OF the cruel
ties the Irish underwent, yet after all the country
more catholic than previously III the property was ga
cred parties alleged 1t be- It was for Catholic
purposes; II was taken from them and handed over by
Parliament TO those who now possessed It, Hecontended
that the Church bill was mOckery and snare, and was
intended TO deceive Catholics into the belief that they
were dseDdOwng It, II men would take the trouble 10
look they would that the bulk OF the property was
given back TO those who had had for 800 years and who
had become possessed of 1t by cruees, sp0latOn ana
robbery The arm OF the law wrenched it from Catho-
lies but they could not retain it, and now, having faed
the nation demanded that il should DO given up 10 us
rightful owners.
THE GERMAN CATHOLICS AND THE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL
PROPOSED SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE,
The Pail Mall Gazette OF July 20 says: Allusl0n mas
already been made In these columns to the memorial ad
dressed by the Catholics Of CObenz to their diocesan the
Bishop OF Trevos I'm which the hopes and fears raised IN
the minds many liberal Catholics by the prospect OF
last few days similar address has been presented to the
Archbishop Of Cologne signed by large number OF the
professors OF tho University OF Bonn well by many
barrsters doctors and public schoOmasters The object
Of both ia obtain from the Council author
iaye sanction of their proposals for the total separation
OF church and State the management OF parishes by yes
tries Tor whatever the nearest Catholic equivalent to
them) the OF dOceses by diocesan synOds in
which the laty should have voice, the nomination OF
bishops by their hOcs subject to the subsequent APP
proYa OF the Holy Father, and tho suppression OF the
Index There is little doubt from these aud other symp
toms that the liberal Catholic party IN North Germany
VIII join tho Bavaran Government In IT'S CnOrts TO obtain
something like free discussion at the approaching Council
IL that the Cabinet at Munich In its religious
politics chiefly guided by the Abb6 Dollnger, High
AmOner to the Court and although IL said that the
great Church historian will not personally assist at the
council OF which he has openly expressed his dsapprOya
siderable In addition to the ATchbshOps OF Munich
and Bamberg there six bishops, and the four inferred
AbbOtS OF the Benedctine Converts Austria, Germany
France, and Italy will also be represented by prelates
hostile to the pretensons OF the UtramOntane party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
RIOT AT ROSEVILLE PARK.
TWO MEN STABBED.

A picnic, attended by cOlored persons, was
held az Roseve Park pleasant retreat the outskirts
OF Newark yesterday, at which several ARRAYS occurred
between the negroes and white rowdes who came among
them one Of these broke out at about o'clock last
evening when the picnic brokenup. large number
Of persons both white and colored, participated In the
night, aud three four were reported 10 have been
severely hurt. Among the latter number two were
stabbed with knives IN the hands OF some OF the
cOlurcd men, and one, young man named
John Mcdonald, received thrust, fiOm the effects OF
which, t Is feared he will die There has been clear
of the riot and 10 o'clock last evening the
Police had failed to make any arrests. From the state
ments OF a number OF persons who came 10 tho Police
station give their testimony TO tho facts OF the case,
however the wing particulars are gathered McDOn-
aid In company with party OF young men. became In
yOved In quarrel with equal party OF negroes at the
gate OF the Park Sticks aud stones were used with des
pcratlOn by both parties, aud the coOred com
grounds until the white we're welnigh
overcome by their superior numbers. Toward the end
pf the battle young whose name has not been as
certained cried out that he stabbed, and away
His companions we're on the point OF following when
oue OF them young Mcdonald, also received blow
from knife In the left side. one OF his party THOMAS
Afford, who him. states that when the negro
who struck the blow drew out the knife stream OF
blood gushcd out with IT, The sight alarmed tho ne
groes aud they fed. The wounded man was
removed 10 the office OF DR.. RcOrd by
some OF his party while the others started IN pursuit OF
the negroes They overlook one Of them after brief
chase and he was taken TO the Police station He gave
Kngsland, negro, WAS the man who struck the blow
johnson detained witness, aud officers were sent
TO al Kgand but they had not been successful AT
IA late hour last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
A CURIOUS SUICIDE.

A man named Starrett, in St Louis, COM
ntted suicide last Thursday because the sickness OF ms
wife rendered her unfit 10 support him. There IS no
other explanation given Of the suicide ana the only pos
s, Inference is that he Teyed over the stOppage OF
ma Income from the toll OF his wife TIL he actually
became insane and hung himself Mrs Starrett is an
Industrious frugal patient woman, ana by plying her
needle and sewing machine, manages 10 make money
DurnQ the five years OF their welded lie, the husband
mas done little nothing, having no trade OF MS own
repering some to his wife in the business OF
nuting pnkine &C. but being practically useless lh
cumhTance on a weak woman But he managed 10 get
bod ~ o ms we's earnings giving her no account OF
hat vas done with the money. About ten days ago.
Mrs storrett was taken ILL., and was unable To 90 down 10
her meals A week ago, she sent 70 Mrs. BerkendOi
LIVING Ler husband would not give her money 10 Duy
,djcne Mrs b. went up 10 see her, and, hndlng ner
nnd,tinn very uncomfortable procured carriage ana
80 nor home her boarding house, where enc mas re-
,osned ever since. During this time Starret went lgu
LIZ to his meals and each time paid nus WE WISH
D ne was not In pleasant frame OF Inihu ne seensu 20
bnt that death and destruction was MS VIE
I not soon get well lie told her II she did not recover
he would certainly Kill himself, as nothing
Inn being made and he had money. The man seems
was Dos Zen tormented by the fact that nothing was
o made and thus distracted, he finally did Kill him
soits On Thursday morning two work-grls found hls
S fastened by rope passing under the shutter ana
The bar Of the transom, making the door perfectly
,Lt slthouah not locked. one OF them took OUT heI
ir and cut the rope when they heard the fau OF
1ao'1 bndy on the floor inside This frightened then'
@ H. Lurried of gentleman went up 10 the place
aI yhng open the door, saw the dead body OF Stht
, ing mon the floor with rope around tho meek hi1
s arng with that blind, reproachful gaze tDat ue"u
ey,S, s st Always wear st. Louis Republican,