New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

"A Rev. Henry Brown of Brooklyn, n. "
has arrested In Montreal for obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Thomas Browning, living in Hanover-st..
Boston, beat his wife on Thursday evening from the
effects OF which she died yesterday at the hospital
The distillery and Touring mill of Powell
Atwaer. at Canton, Ill, was burned on TUESDAY Inc
loss is 10000. No insurance
A planing-mill and 10000 feet of lumber,
belonging to Charles Ruter were burned on tuesday
night at Omaha. The loss Is $4,000. -.t
A collision occurred on the Iron Mountain
Railroad yesterday, which resulted in the death of
engineer and o serious injury 10 another. .
William Waskey of Roanoke County Va,
to-day committed suicide ut White sulphur spring, va,
by blowing oat his brains.
The recent heavy rains in North Carolina
have resulted In the resumption OF navigation on the
rivers, The thermometer yesterday marked 76' IN VII
mington.
The Albany County Fair is decided sue
cess The receipts for the last three days are nearly
$1,000 which greatly in excess OF those OF any previous
year.
William A. Talbot of Pennsylvania, De-
yid Peacock Of John B. Nichols OF New
and William Gunolick Of illinois, were admitted 20 tho
"A gentleman named Lyman, who does
business NewYork and whose family a , s
dropped dead at Cold Spring Yesterday his Wsy TO dine
with Gov. Pauldng.
John w. Moore, who KILLED Mrs. Mead
in Greenyllle last july after m M 20 oS on
her. has been tried and sepehecu W 10 on
the 92d OF October next.
An Omaha dispatch has the following:
Reports from Fort Bufod Gen. McComess troops are
building stockades. They consider themselves saie
against the Indians The fort has recently been fully
supplied for the winter.
"A detachment of the 9th Cavalry from
Fort Mcpherson has been attacked by the Indians at
some point north Of the former place. but there IS nothing
known except that the Sergeant was separated nom Ills
company and Was pursued rs miles.
Considerable excitement exists in the
south part Boston by the sudden deaths OF Mrs ar
tingto her little child, and brother OK Mrs Hartng
tom Mrs Dumphy, wife OF the latter and Harrington
are under arrest await the result OF the Coroners In
quest GU suspicion Of poisoning the deceased
AN unknown white man, aged 45, was run
over OF the Baltimore Railroad at GID
inches high dark hair mustache, and largo whskers
and was dressed In o dark cloth sack coat. vest and
pants figured calico shirt and long boots Papers found
on his person contained the nano, IN. Wilson"
The first annual fair of the Corning,
NJ Y, Agricultural society closed yesterday. The
entries In every department were numerous ana or
very superior grade The address OF Clark Bell or New
York replete with valuable Information ana was
received The fair was by far the most
successfu ever held in the Southern tier.
Capt. Rolls of the schooner Fanny, and
Stephen Punt and James Beckett OF tho schooner Crown
Point all OF Newburypor drowned Sept 90 IN the
Ray OF st. Lawrence by the upsetng Of their boat The
Fanny down by an English vessel, which saved
the crew. The subsequently attempted TO board
and the wreck which sunk aud they were lost while
trying 70 land. roam f..r