New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
..There is no truth in the report that
PeabOdy's grave has been robb d.
AT Dayton, Ohio, on Thursday, the Holly
Water Works we're publicly tried, and pronounced SUE
"a heavy storm was prevailing in the
West last evening, and the Mississippi River ard It's
....John Dorian's whisky distillery, bonded
warehouse, Willow-st. Philadelphia, was burned on
Thursday night Loss $4,000.
....J. Mathison Caldwell, one of the four
missing persons Poughkeepsie. reached home yester-
day after an absence Of eleven days.
THE steamer Great Republic sailed from
San Francisco yesterday for Hong Kong with 10000 in
treasure. Her passenger list was small
Joseph Bartlett, editor of The Bangor
Je5crsonia' and Register Of Probate for PenobScOt
County, died yesterday OF consumption.
Gov. Geary has vetoed the bill passed by
the Legislature fobiddng the erection OF public build
ings Independence-square Philadelphia
daniel Kennedy died at st. Louis on
Thursday of apopeIy few minutes after coming out OF
Lynch, the ringleader of the riot on tho
steamer Dubuque, last Fall. has been arrested in
Arkansas. lie will be taken to Rock Island for trial
49,. Botsford, who shot and killed Lieut.. Mason
at Camp Curling Wyoming Territory tried at Chey-
on Thursday The jury returned verdict OF not
guilty.
The Internal Revenue receipts of the
First District for the month Of March were
s1s0Oo During the same time last year they were only
sl7l,OOO.
The Albany Burgesses Corps have been
obliged by prior engagements, to decline the invitation
OF the 9TH Newlork Regiment TO visit TINS city on tne
10Th inst.
1t is proposed to celebrate the adoption
OF the Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment Boston
the l4th Of Apr-the anniversary OF President Lneos
assassination.
....Lorense Muller aged 20, was pushed into
the masheE at the fl bD MILE Wb 5 M be- %a
quarreing and instantly killed.
.Aice Peabody, 10 years old, committed
sG in BSsn yHssSan y an WITH
young man said to be her lover.
Twenty -one Harvard students were con-
fined IN the police lookup IN cambrdgePort Mass SO. on
They were reprimanded and discharged yesterday.
THE Directors of the Philadelphia Academy
Of Music have refused to lease that building TO the star
Lecture Committee for au address by United States
Senator Revels. Their acton causes much indignation.
1.-The jury in the case of Mary Carney on
trial Buffalo for the murder Of her nephew, aged eight
Verdict OF not guilty" The trial occupied four days
and caused much excitement
IA shooting aflray occurred yesterday. at
Tuscaloosa, Ala, between Ryand Randolph and man
named smith. Randolph was wounded in the leg and
thigh. but not dangerously. Smith was also slightly
wounded. bysander was Killed. smith was arrested
IA discussion on the Woman Suffrage
question took place at Peoria Thursday evening" be-
tween Miss Susan B. Anthony Of NewYork aud Prof T.
@. .Hewtt OF Illinois. The discussion lasted two
hours The Professor Is said TO have come of second
best 1t was renewed last night
IAN attempt was made on Thursday to
throw excursion train, on the European ana North
American Railroad, OF the track by placing thereon
weighing about 800 pounds The engine was thrown
from the track causing detention or between Two anu
three hours, but no other damage was done.
IA railroad train yesterday came in col
sOn with carriage, containing samuei a. Easkhi anu
his wife, at "a crossing Woonsocbet, X Mrs Gas
kill was killed, and Mr. Gaskill somewhat bruised Inc
horse was killed and the VEHICLE wrecked Inc parties
belong In North Blackstone, Mass The horse was un'
Manageable
IA match game of billiards of 1900 points,
S1 tne o Hs Wa m
and Frank Dennison Of Springfield. The game was won
Tlmarh. ST. fhe time occupied in playns was tires
hours and twenty minutes.
IA recent Geographic report of public
Collector Of United states Internal Revenue had been
elected one OF the Committee TO prepare memorial TO
In letter to The Deseret NeWs OF the 2sth u Mr. Hol
lister says he was not at the meeting and authorized
one 10 make such use OF his name.
1.-THE Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Companys Avondale mine will commence work
lug the first time since the fire in September last Mon
been constructed expense OF $4,000 An opening
has been made to the Union mine. GO feet, and
lated with fan instead of furnace, and every precau
ton for safety to to the miners has been taken.
ION Thursday afternoon, as the Newburgh
field Station the trucks OF the last cosch jumped the
track and swung aside with terrible force ga
the depot, crashing into and tearing the platform
and damaging the somewhat. Although the passen-
gers roughly shaken none were Injured The
being OF tue newest aud best the line, and the
track In good order, the cause OF the accident Il
known. The other trains, up and down, delayed
about two hours, only one track being seryieeable
49,. Horace Greeley will deliver the opening
address at the next Fair Of the st. Louis agricultural III
Mechanical Association, TO be held Oct 80 The Assoca-
ton VIII mako extensive improvements their ground
and buildings for the coming Fair the principal OF
which will be the erection OF q new anphtheater,
capable OF seating about people and with dspy
ring 425 feet IN diameter The present amphtbeater viii
be reroofed and nclosed and used general exhibition
building The cost OF the contemplated improvements
will be 100000.
LIN Philadelphia on Thursday night, Con-
stable William Whesides went into u colouu Legt Dor.
hood IN st. Maryst TO arrest Charles Morris coloreu1 on
warrant, and while attempting 10 make Il o arrest
Motifs resisted crowd collected, and the policeman
struck with brick Morris was armed IN a S,ai,
aud was escaping when the constable fired reyoly,r
The ball struck Harry rrueman (coored) causing death
III Few minutes The constable made his escape from
the Jury OF the crowd, but arrested
and committed to await the result VI the Coroners n-
quest.
AT recent meeting of the st. Louis
clearing House Association the question OF adopting
against The passage OF the Funding b MAS fully dis.
eusSed and tabled by very decided majority all the
National Banks voting 10 lay the table IL Is stated
that MI Ctoenbold now at Washington sent
ing the National banks OF st. Louis in opposing tho
Funding bll aud on Thursday kilograms sgned by tho
representatives OF the banks voting above, seut
10 Washington stating that majority In numbers capt.
tai aud business OF the banks of ST. Louis, the
passage OF tho Funding bill sent nv III" Senate the