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Court Proceedings.
Franklin, August %.

Franklin, August %.
Court met this morning pursuant to ad-
journment. The following cases were dis
posed Of during the day.:
James Yifin, Indicted for highway rob-
berry; the offence ives committed at Pithole
10" sprinQ, tried ana found guilty.
u ne, Fitzpatrick, indicted for larct ny.
This offence was committed ct Pithole,
s'so t' u and jury fou I'D bin guilty @! lar
ceuy.
AoSy Jefsry. indicted for robbery at Oil
City. Tried and foand guilty.
Mike Reeso, iudic.ed for ssssnN and bat.
tesy upoa womaa q Petroleum Centre,
tr ID; jury on.
Peter Kinney, ihdi.ted fct assault ,ad
battery. Case settled.
Joha Leohaii, plead guilty to selling
iiqnor without liOesse, fined 800 and cost.
Thos. Hatch, indicted for aggravated
ASSAULT sul battery with intens to coum;, +,
murder; on trial.
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A man by the name Of Frank Keene va,
visited upon by an impro,ntu vigilance com,
mittee. last Saturday night, at Bean Farm.
sad threatened with coat of tar and fea,be,
t e pleaded so hard that he was let OIL.
on condition that no shonld besake himss,,
ou' OF the oil region, and never show his
iace there again. 1t appears tha. the
scamp, after desefting his true and lawful
wife, 10 the State Of New York, enfrspped
respe stable girl. Living near Pleasantyillp,
into marrying tim, and to cap tie outrage
introduced mistress into his house. His
new wife let him in disgust and went back
10 het parents and he continued bis carous.
ing AID disorderly conduct until the vigi-
i"Hce Committee. so called. stopped him to
lake the law into their own hands. Keene
made himself scarce, and bis example
shonId be warning to oil young men and
maidens. Herald.
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G"ia At lAru., ll7h.

New fo'kt been filed with ramors te
Day in ragaph t9'he situation In Europe,
"t" from The upward tendency Of gold We
coielude the news IL in favor OF France,
'ut is evidently in he bands of the German
bankers ring. WHO have q decided sdvau
t9ge in i's early receipt by cable. Gold is
quoted atl7>& at noon.
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City father Malloy was discovered lying
on his back in the middle of the street. al a
late hour last night by the police, feeling
upward for the ground. Too much Oil
Greek water In his whisky is suppose to be
tie cause. Az the night was warm the Off.
Ger concluded not to molest him
"And he lay like hog taking his rest,
With the fumes Of .'benzine" all round him
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some OF the water wells on tho Epbert
'afm nave recently commenced pumping oil
In small quantities, spelling the water for
domestic purposes. The oil is supposed to
have leaked from some OF the tanks OH the
hill,
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BASE BALL.

BASE BALL.
HOW dear to the heart is tho green covered
bail field,
Where good rival captains their men rightly
place,
The pitcher, tho catcher, the right field and
left field.
The good men. the true men, who guard We,
ench base;
The short stop 80 lively, the centre aeld
handy,
The ball, and the striker who aims TO send
high,
Bnt dearer than all to the hearts of good
fieldeys
Is the leather clad base ball we catch on tho
fly
The Jolly old bose bail, the we'll covered base
ball,
The leather clad base ball we catch on the
fly. 'A'
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Hon. G. W. GiIfllisn was re.nominated
for Congress at the Conferss meeting n,
Stoaboro last evening, on the 27ol b.allot
We feel easier, was afraid Mercer or Craw.
ford would cheat him out of Il.
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we would call the at.ention o! our busi
hess men TO tho superior styles of job print
.n9, oo'h PLAIN and fancy, at present being
.I'heu out from this Office. We are prepar.
90 10 execute job printing of every descrip-
of the art, and at reasonable rates. n
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AT the Silver spray disaster on the.Mis-
slss'ppi, the Memphis Avalanche saws n
German was picked up on log below the
wreck, and his wife was also saved. Their
child small babe, had been put in one Of
the boats coal boxes and sent adrilt. II
was picked up, and upon the fathers God-
ing i. bis joy was unbounded. He halIoed
out "Baby saved! Shoe fly, don't bolder
me!' and, gathering the youngster in his
arms he danced about with it perfectly
happy.
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The most important piece of war news y q
We'll as the most lucil yc. received, is
the following, published by the Chicapo
Post:
Diagram showing just where the Prince
Imperial is: 49,.
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McCray e. Duaaghy well No. ], McCray
tam. struck night before last, has increased
rs p'odnction to 100 barrels per day.. APP
p.arances Indicate still further increase.
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All styles light harness, cheaper than The
cheapest, made from Moi.at's oak stock, ono
warranted, at J X. Kron's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FO!s SALE.

now Off for sole oneof the most desirable nron
rr|es III I'.c II l'e.ons Situated on the Storv
t"n, and known a. the SHERIDAN HOJISE
ay I1as, run, from he let ofJuv 1870 to IN. Isl
o. july lS'f With tne House will dispose of a, /
ihe u III nl,n,e connie ed with it, consisting OF
als' olf'r 20 the public one Mileh Cow and several
fne Hogs. With tho house here is rood Bn rn
ana ana g od wen of wa,er This isa rare crnn G
Tor any ole wishing to 90 into ne otcl ,siness.
s,on, - ALAN IlIRIG Jr
. Monday. Nsv-si 79-o 9-----------
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Sparkling Soda Water at N. s Sim
mons. m4.tf
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II has lately been discovered that Time
will be no mower when he baugs up bis
aeylha.
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Vichey. Kssaneen and Soda Water q
the Arlic Soda Fountain of
GRIFFEs Bros.
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The Woman Question "Can you let mo
have $50 this morning?"
The Man Qnestion-"What did you do
with that 81 gave you last week."
The New York Star says that "God made
the ice, and the devil the Knckerbocke,
Ice Company"
One Of the amusements of Long Bran ch
is to watch the New jersey mosquitoes open
clans with their bills on the shore. Sever
al CT these useful insects are being domesti-
Gated, and taught to punch l;vet holes in
steam boilers.
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New sIGN-Messrs. Codlng,on & Corn
well, coal dealers, have recently put IN
over their coal Office, near the O. C.
K. r., large sign, which for elegance OF
design and beauty of finish, wo have not
seen equalled in this region. The sign is
20 feet long, 3 feet high al each end, and s
feet high in the middle. The name of the
firm, painted in white with blue ground
work, runs across the lower part of the sign.
Above the names in the centre of the sign.
on both sides, is painted very creditable
picture of their coal sheds, horse and dump,
piles Of coal. &c, which is produced in a
true and life-like style. The work was exc.
cuted by Mr.. Billy Turner, an artist OF no
small reputation, as this and other signs
painted by him bear evidence to. MIR.
Turner'S shop is over Wyclloffs millinery
store, Washington street, where bo can be
lourd at all hours, ready to do fancy slrp
painting, carriage painting, &c, Call and
see him.
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Sash, Glass, Doors. Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
m16-U
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Vichey. Kissepgen and Soda Water o
the Artic Soda Fountain of
jiS.tf. GRIFFEs EROS.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream u, j. W. Beat
ty's
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Fine assortment of Paper and Cloth Win
dow Shades and Fixtures. just reed at
motf. GEIFFEs Bros.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at J. w. Beat
ty's.
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10" needn't pick me up for a Hoosier. y
was the expressive remark ofMr. Stevens
"i oan Diego, as he fired five shots and in
serted bowie-knire into Mg. Mi!:ou.
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kissengen and Yichey Water at
GRTFrEs Bros.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS CoS d. g. Il A. H. n.

LEa Afl1S ON d. g. Il A. H. n.
On an, after Monday, May 3Oth, 1870
trains will ;un as fOhoWs:
FORTH NO. 5. SS.a. 10. 4.
Leave Irvine. ll.45lw 4 m ,, =,
Leave Oil C.sy 7,sOAM. 2'42px. 49, W NJ
:. pet.Cen 7.SS 3.23 :. s9s s.
=" Ti,usv. s,2a :. Ala g s15 g
Arrive Cory, 0,55 5,45 "lO.35 ..
socfH. NO, 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Lea Cory, 1920 A N. 500 A N, G.05py
g Titnsv. II, ,45pn 7.4O I" las =.
=" Z. Cen. l,25. " S,l7 S35 g
Arrive .. City 2o5 q" s,55 0.I0 u
Irvine. 4,60 ll.35
es- No. and 6 run on Sunday,
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Gil city. 9,35A An. 6,3OA.M. 1O35Am ecspx
=" r. Cen, 1888 " 3,2J -" la10py ain :.
arrive Titusv, 1901 Pm, 9,45 la5 $50 "
. fRElGET TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave .itnsv, 6.j5A.M la,s5 AN. ii0oAn. s5px
Cen, SIT 1l,65 l225p. ian ;;
arrive ,- ,ity,a,& 1,G5 TN 2,O5 73O 3"
r,Nit OK and Petroleum Centre freight leave. Oil
NTy 40 a. N arrives at Petroleum Centre ., n
~. ]aves p jsrCeum Centre at 4,OOp m. arrives
al VI City $40 p. M.
W. SILVER PALACE stEEPrNG CARS |
NO' a-Bireet from Philadelphia without change |
nOs direct to PHILADELPHIA without ch,nca
no. .I-Direct Aom Pittsthrvh without chanue.
no t. Direct to Pittsb urgh without change
Mo'A1Iy, Nay 60 1870.
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Now is the best time to lay in winter
supply of hard coal. Ccdington Il Corn
well are the men to buy from. June 2Sti.
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Kissengen and Vichey Water on lraught
at GRIFFEs Bros.
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Buy The '.Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsrilie expressly for the OF | country
adapted to all kinds of weather, at J. r.
kron's. al2-ti
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4 A A
raris' London
ion pays your money and you takes your
ohoice, which thimble the little joker is up.
der.
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Soda Water ard Ice Cream u! J. ". Beu
ty's.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream atJ. W. Beat,
ys.
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sc. W. b." the Yonngsviile correspon-
dent Of tho Erie Dispatch, writing fran tha,
place says:
The ceremonies of the Methodist CHARTER
" Conference took plaoo here on SATURDAY.
aud Sunday. In the absence Of Elder Les
lie, Rev. G. NJ. Heard, of Petroleum Centre
ofiiciated. Mr.. Heard was with this people
before being removed to tha! town of sin
two years ago. Whenever his time viii! per.
init he breaches Sunday evenings in the far.
famed "dance house" to large crowds that
cannot be induced to listen TO divine teach.
log at church.
1t strikes us that the above is about the
aeetst advertisement that tho aforesaid STAR
smod dance house" has had for some time,
The rerlinacity Of ibis will be readily seen
when 1t is known that the County Court is
now In session, and that the "dancs house"
in question will probably be returned, and
the plea In defense will be that preaching
has been held there for several SUNDAY
nights in.sncces.:on. WI we favor all wavs
and modes of advancing the cause of christ.
ianity, We do not believe in placing,it 10 dis
credit by advertisements like the above.
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Soda Water and Ice Cream at j. W. Beat
ty's.
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just received large and well assorted
stock CT shelf hardware at j. Rutherford's.
IT,
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A very superior article of Black berry
Brandy, for summer complaints, cholera
morbus, &C., at
GRIFFEs Eros.
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Local Notices.
NOTICE.

As the undersigned intends being absent
for some weeks, he has authorized Mr.. III.
Hooker and Mr.. Il. A. Kelley to attend to
his late business during his absence and col.
iect al outstanding accounts, at his office in
Petroleum Centre.
jy30.tt j. NJ. SHARP.
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rst'o'oaal Centre Daily Record.
Aeso "ehrre. Thursday, Ausa,s rs
, 1870-10-28

ProErrs1 OF the SRndeFpool TFtnl-
More Testimony for the prosccu.

ProErrs. OF the yandeFpool TFtnl-
More Testimony for tiac prosccu.
.tion.
KAlAxAzoc, Oct e:.-Yes,en3ay afternoon join
Mctitegor testified: Saw Field abort II o'cl0ck ou
The day he disappeared. came into his ctRa,
dye envelopes.
Henry Green. sworn: Saw Field at the ctsa,
uns "a 81 s about o'clock
William B. Namkde1l, swofn; vsudefpool and
Field came into the shoe Store IN the same b1lld-
rsst N .a' se T. On snns pn:
Sltnessed ,ae attie1e: Of eA a!ssolatioa'
after. witness left lie store. IS be came ouf Of
the s.ore he hca.t1 nn!se in Inc bank, IS II ot
scpnl'tF, went 10 the h7nk door and said: II yon
dont stop making such a noise l will have you
aEzrste.t for making a disturbance On Suui1ay, :
IEs pois~ ceased hut no one replied.
WIZ CHpr!n sworn: Saw Karnssell shake the
IhoK. CoRuillard kwcru: Saw yaude;poo. on
the night OF the 5th Of September come iuto The
Tyson House, tuEn around and 60 oct tmncll-
vas about nine o'elock IL tie evening.
9efemtah Snackelton testified to presenting =
dfat at the bank for tla5 to take up one Of tloo,
eesrool did not sire back anv currency. but 1ook
again until witness called his atenuon 10 it; this
Wa4 Monday, September e.
Jonatnan 9. iiamslell sold yanderpool haschet
Johu Mickey, sworn: Saw Field sunday, the 5,h
bank George Robinson was ii witnesses barber
ri. E L saufiey testified Is to the cxsmloaton
WIS mainly the same rs Dr.. Ellis
p. p m. F. Fisher testi1ed- came
y NJ y nense atteS Wedieine between II and II
box With two pills. IA box with two pills, taken
rom sandefpool. VAS ahown-1 Wltlcas thinks
, 1870-10-28

The fAbbts from different parts Of the country
nov II session IN this CITY. nsye appointed CON.
suHtee 10 prepare Memorial TO the Governor o1
Indiana. asking him to uee his executive in1u.
ence With the legislature to hare repealed the
ui!orce laws as they now exist 10 tnst State, and
70 have the proper laws substituted. Prennlna-
ti8 bare also been taken for Ii: establishment
OF High School for the education Of Jewish
mtntsterA
, 1870-10-28

hunhlcat peasant, Ia opposed to making 1ny con
d,t1ons with the enemy deemed dishonorahle-
TOURS, Oct 9i.-It Ia announced that tho PTus-
SLAMS have at lat consented 10 offer Thters saIe-
conduct to Versailles. Tut To further. ThleEs mas
refused to avail himself Of this. a. he must 1rss
confer with the government At Paris .-
TouRs. Oct 97.-The journals announce long
interview, yesterday, between Lord Lyons and
Ttlefe.
TuCRs, Oct. 4s.-Thc Russian Minister at Tours
has received despatch from Versailles, assuring
him thAt safe-oonducs will he granted to Ihlers,
and that the King Of rfusa!a snow6 desire TO ac-
cepi the mediation Of neutral poWe1E-
L0sDox, Oct. s7.-Lanrier, delegate from the
Tours Government. fcceigeh despatch to-daT
from Tours which tnt1stea strong expectation
OF the success OF the aymtstice negotiations.
THE TERMS PROPOSED BT ENGLAND
LONDON, Oct. 47.-The Manchester Guardian
gives the following ter.rs Of peace which were
proposcd Ly England, Russia, and Austria: Fi,st.
no ces.lon o: territory: second. the Qualifications
Of Metz and Stras1sourg TO be raz.l: tatd- Ffaace
to pay 200 600 900 of francs indemnify. Tic ueu-
,rals are 10 guarantee peace.
RCssiAS ACCOUNT OF TIE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
81. pETxKsECEG, Oct 2i,-Tht following ft11-
mary OF the nesuls AIS On the part Of lie hent1aI
powers Of Europe, for an armissce, Is published
rum an authentic source. After xcfttnc the dc.
tcrmipattnn Of iht: ueutrats to seize the nrst o.
ertuuisy for mediation that Presented itself, the
document proceeds: "Ru<st, on jules Fayrc'a
visit to thu Frasssau heasqHasttrs. oellevet1 the
loGg ii okft.-tCr oj1rlui lty had ar1lveL II this
mt ment, the reception OF a rrassfan note on
the subject Of tt,r probable early starvation
OF Paris cansed change In the l'fe2 Of ceu:rals,
Wien, however. thty psrstru the subject u me.
,ltation again Nus-,H hslt back on the .,r,un.,
that pardlatfb1. L. supported by fh1ce would bc
FrnA .4$ r7s3Ef FLn
, 1870-10-28
a WALL STREET TRICK, q
The R0EuA IS ExtFA8': IN the Gold
Room The SpcculatoFss Li1tto
Game Proves a ERituTes

N% ksOA QA - EA4tfeAA| u III AUG aEUAn
Room The Spcculators' Listto
GAmc Proves n ERltuTes
), fTora the .st.e FORK Sua, 0et g.
The czedul,y Of Wall street men-more es-
petially Of those innocents who deA1 IN gold
"as never more ss1ikin8ly demonstrated than
yeAtezuaJ. At the Usual hour the Gold Room
began to fill up with ita crowd OF TociferouH
epeculators, and business went on With about
the ordinary clamor Of tongues Gold WAS
then selling 1t ll1H. But It 1890 the scene
changed. Just previous to that time N un-
usua commotiou was heard near the door,
and several Of the representatives. OF Germsn
bankers we're summoned to consult their ptin-
ciItals. After whispered conversation, theee
gentlemen plunged into the pit. and eom-
nenced eelling At lively rate
At precisely 1880 the murder WAS out. a
Eeal-Enown operator entered tbs room, hAv-
ing in bis hand little ship Of paper-say two
By five inches-beazing in twu-line pics type
the word Extra AT once there was d grand
rush for these e1tzxs, and in less than no time
tho room Vas fun Of them. and the brokers
we're IN state Of tremendous excitement.
yelling like f1ends incarnate. and slinging their
s1uas about with utter disregArd OF their neigh
bors safety. Gold dropped like dAsh to
u1H. md the beat party smiled 60 brosd1y
that there was danger Of their d,slocating their
1aHs-wnieh event might perhaps, hive fur
n1ahed ammunition for un6urn Samsons-
The extras putported to have been issued
BY the Post and Commercial and were nearly
identical IN expression. The folloHlnE u
copy Of that attributed to the Commercial:
LONDON, Oct. 24.-The negotiations which
have been going on through the mediation Of
General Burnaide between Jules FASre and
Msmart wero brought to a suooe*!fu' terni"d-
tton this morning, France aocediuE to Pros-
sian terms With slight notifications.
Ary obeeTvant NM would have seen It
once, from tbs appearance Of the slips, that
they had not been printed in i Newspaper Of
fcs, for they wese printed On glazed paper,
and worked OF With tho nieety Of job print
ing. -.
and 1t HID the brokers In the 5oou leaned
thai it WA \ complete hoax. I " sell. go,
q. ~ one romantic yeung fs1IaK, Mth hui
, 1870-10-28

WnKEllSG. Oct as.-Electton returns received
nn TO this hour arr lneaRfe and unsatisfactory.
the ticket Is yeiY long one and the counting
saw. At some r1aces It has been deferred until
norulrR. Owing 70 The want OF telegraph cola-
Isuh1catinu through the interior counties Of the
State, several days must elapse before
auMeleot news can be collected to
Indicate the result, especially II the
contest he Close one. The negro vote was cast
to-day for the 1z8t time, and must have m In
c0ttant hearing on the result throughout, The
Democrats claim to onset 1t By largely increased
registration. The following tswns arc all that
nave been recetyed up to thts hour-+l O'Clock:
GaoEer's Gap township, Marion Coun-
u. 60 Dtmocral!c majority: Democratic
gain, :: fAw-PaW township, Morgan
County. s Republican majority. Pafte7s-
burg ctT, Wood County, IS Democratic majority.
Burton, Weetzel Comfy, 1s3 Democratic major1-
~; IS Democratic gain. Grafton, TtTlog County,
gives y Republican majority: Republican gain
Webster Township. Taylor County. g1yes Demo-
The election In Wheeling City and
Ohio County has been very animated
one especially upon local tssues- The mh,n con
test wAs for Sheriff Two Democrats, one
Republican, aud one Independent candidate were
IN the neld Cp to this hour. returns from three
townships ahow Democratic majority On the
state ticket Of 2ts. It IL estimated that the Dem.
ocFatc ajos1ty In the county will be between 500
The gains stevn arc based upon the vote Of
1865
, 1870-10-28

1t about II O'Clock the news Hzs denied,
and It lilo the brokers In the 1oom leaned
thai it waa \ complete hoax. sell, ago,
q. ~ one romantic young fe'IaK, nith b24z
, 1870-10-28

Cruahed BY a LoE-Dcnth from Hup-
suFc-1tcna Estate Speculation MT
Duluths
Special Despatch to The Chicaeo Tribune,
St. PACL, Oct. H.-IItlard Mclean, a we'll
known citizen OF Anota, was dangeroEslJ crushed
In Washburn's mill. at that place, By log rolling
against him. lie Is not expected to recover.
helping to lit store, rnptuged himself 20
severely as to cause his death soon after.
General Robert {. SchencE, Of Ohio, while at
Duluth, recently ra.ie purchase OF real estate
III speculation " tue amount Of $100, QUO.
, 1870-10-28

AfoeEer, the st. Louis ForKcr, Denied
u SesS TFlnt-A Fnxhrr Claims

AroeEer, the ST Louis ForKcr, Denied
Scw IFlnt-A Fnthrr Claims
damages OF the Soduccr OF HIS
DnuEhscr.
ST. Lor1s, Oct s:.]cdrc pr,m- at thc c,5rn,n.1
Conf!. tc-d5J ovcrIuaeti motion for 4 new tyiai
Or Adotph = hsoeter. who was convicted sou1e
uays ago q fofEerT in the third degree. and sens
fenced 70 ave years in the Pent,entarT. An 40
peal Mas@A1en to tho Supreme Court. Kruger
IL gentleman OF high culture, and 4 Tcli-tnoTn n
writer on SPECULATIVE philosophy. -
hooen 4. Nn1ay itled petition In the Circuit
Court. to-tsy, for <fs,en0 damages scutnst Jnhn
Na1an, for ne seduction OF his daughter, bintl
The St Louis Il Southeastern Railroad.
connection with New Albany, Lou,srtfles
sud Nashville, WAS completed 10 Mount Vernon.
Ill, fWenty-nx miles from herr, md will be opt-
ed for busneas November l.
The Merchants Exchange, to-day, adopted res
olutions condernning the farther construction of
the bridge acloss tho Ohio hver. between New
port and Cincinnati On the pI eseut plan. and usR.
fpg Congress- to prevent the construction Of any
bridge that obssIucss Of endan2cfs navigation.
, 1870-10-28
Eric. Pennsylvania, Lighted by rn-
EuTA1 GnEe

ER1x, IN. Oct s7.-This city was lighted Las,
night md to-nlRht by natural Ras, obtained by the
Erie Gas Company Hum well sunk near then
works. Thirteen gas wells are now IN successful
operation IN various parts ut the city. They art
u*ed mostly to furnish f1el and lights for n1anu-
Is found At m average depth Of $50 feet, and The
arefage y1eld per we'll ls upwards Of 2n,o0o cubic
feet per DAY. The gas requires 10 puancauou,
aouses for fuel. Thus far every we'll put down
has proved success.