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New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE BOSTON THEATRIcAL QUARREL.

TICKETS FOR FIGHTERS BENEFIT AT 4 ppE
hICM-WALLACK AND HIS ASSOCIATES RAN
isHED FROM THE GLOBE STAGE uNTu
fECHTER REfiREs FROM THE MANAGEMENT
Boston, Jan. l3.-The auction sale Of 6ckets
'odsy for Fechters complimentary benefit TO- oorrow
sl at he Globe Theser realized from 100 to soOo
't hst choice Of three seats brought SIS preuiu, b
making the total cost Of the three seats s29 3d. The
'iHins generally ranged from s. to Sc 81 premium "a he
'hsrged al the bOx office for seats gnsold.
me L5eniH0 IToreior, in editorial headed "unni
sSfd Outrage by Mr. Charles Fcchter" says he refused
"'ow the rehearsal Of "As You Like II for perform
s"s hezt week threatening that u lie Wa. used
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE ALBANY EXPRESS ROBBERY.

ALBANY, Jan. 13-There is good reason TO
believe that the the Express robbery committed by
John j. Fikins He has been employed by different
railroad and express companies for the past 10 years,
and is known 20 railroad men "Yank Itkins." II
said that Fikins suddenly disappeared from this city
the morning OF the nth inst aud has rot since been
heard Of t1lns is described follows: About 70 year
brown sandy hair whisker, and mustachc rather
peculiar expression 10 his face at lines ne has slight
tWitchng under " his eyes weight about 5j to $50
pounds lost three inside toes of his left foot has
fun set Of artificial teeth III upper Jaw and has crooked
shaped thumb of his hands, injury which he
received while coupling cars some years since. He may
shave of his beard For the past ne has heen keep
ing bakery in this city. reward Of $3.50 ofe. ed
f,rli
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for that purpose he would not act tonight The Grar-

for that purpose he would not act tonight The Trdr
oiier remarks:
This action or the part OF Mr.. Fechter is az con-
temptuous IL is unmany and uucaed for and takes
its rise IN the jealousy against Mr.. James w Waack.
MI Eccer has declared that Mr.. Mallack shall not set
his foot on the stage during his management and in
turn for all the kindness shown 10 him by Mr. Cheney he
attempts 20 hamper him i'm his cudeaVOrs 10 the
public and actually prevents Mr.. Cheney from control
ling his own property in his way. Mr. Fcchter has
taken step IN which he can be in no way justified and
believe that If this insult for IL he nothing
to the entire community, had been known before IL
O'Clock to-day, there could not have becn found al the
Music Han any person insane enough to have paid SIS
premium for tickets 10 the Fechter testimonial
night
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE RIGHTS OF NEUTRALs AT SEA.

CHANGE or POLICY On THE PART OF PRUSSIA.
WASHINGTON. Friday, Jan. 1S. 1871.
The following telegram was received this evening
al the North German Legation, from Count Bismarck
"VEBsAuLEs Jan. 13-The treatment of our merchant
navy by France obges to withdraw our declaration
the beginning OF the that French merchant made
ships which have contrahsnd OF on board shall
be exemp, FROM capurc by our vcssels-of-war'
As neutral property may have been shipped on board
French merchant ships in consequence OF the above
declaration, the aforesaid measure Of withdrawal will
not be carried until four weeks after this date."
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
GENERAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.


VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF THE BOMBARDMENT
OF PARIs-SEvERAL FIRES IN THE CITY
Won wERDER FOLLOWING UP HIS Sue
CESS IN THE EASI-MANTEUFFEL EN- ROUTE
TO HIS NEW FIELD OF OPERATIONS.
LONDON, Friday Jan. l3, 1871.
A dispatch from Versailles, last evening, says
The bombaIdment was heavy up TO this afternoon.
Several fires are seen within the French lines. The
Prussians are crowding in front of Clamart and
Meudon. picket of Bavsrians was surprised, near
Clamart. by a sortie. The French have erected new
batteries"
In the East, Gen. Won Werder is following up his
victory. After the battle of yiersexel he continued
his movement on the left flank of the French, meet
ing with no opposition. Gen. Manteufel has passed
through Versailles, on his way to his new command
m the East.
The Berlin correspondent Of The London Times
writes that the idea of a general occupation of
France by the German forces has been abandoned.
Portions only of the French territory viii be held.
The French Government, he says, is no longer able
70 borrow money. NJ. Daumas, the Grand Chaplain
so the Imperial Court, certifes 10 the good treat
ment of the French prisoners in Germany.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
GRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

"A bnldng in Chelsea, Mass, belonging 10 the
Isdd spring Bed CompsDy AMI tiled With their manS'ar goods VI"
burned yesterday Los, s2 100; insurance, +3,0J1
coo. G. NJ Ford of Chicago, who was appointed a.
Judge Wyoming Territory by President J"hon missing shd
supposed have suicide vancouver e found
indicate that he intended to drown himself
&C.. The BTicklayers' National Union held ITS clos
Ing sessions PusbugE Yesterday The important business vas
The report which showed e o. he Union 10 be
- 555 and total eIpeIses ~ @ leaving bssnoe Of tdA
.... The trial of the trio Rude, Knox, and Me
Lsughn who IN Ns~0sh y j. ioi
roh0ug fanher Of Ls saloon IN that town "a conclude
yetensj Mclaughlin acquitted bot knos ana hne ree ounl
State Prison for tye years
IA paEty of armed masked men, on Thursday
attacad psiy leT6 County ~. nng tbe 0f them
Later y me day % h eoaay M maicj pat had bght WIN
parry o nego0s be- which iee Of e aes w01nod ana
Of Habcd killed The negroes sicifS aud
frgbuLsi -Ld Loeina iHto lr,utioH
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE INDIANS.

RED CLOUD ASKING HIS GREAT FATHER FOR
BREAD-THE CROWS IN THE HORsE-sTEALING
BUSINESS.
CHEYENNE, w, Jan. 13-A telegram from
Fort Feterman states that Red Cloud, who Is there
wants the Great Father send provisions Fort
ne for his tribe, He reports his people to he in
ing condition, aud says that the Crows stole horses
from them last week The Crows also stole 200 horses
from the but the latter recovered their stock
lan
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
TEIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

. The billiard match between Decry and Dion,
n S Trcsco The the l35l inning The
stood. Dion 500 Deery, IS
Several capitalists. Just returned from Iron
% miles north Of cheyenne T. make very na'ierng
report the mines there the finest America
In The case of the Second National Bank of
Ere Penu against banking fam Of Smith Randolph Co. for ihe
recovery Of Government securities which
securities had stolen pknu6 agents hr Ocean Bsuh OF
Yo involving question Of the negligence Of The Ocean Bank
the ss c.y OF the coaterls verdict gwen Of
Randolph full amount cismed by them 10 BE- due
Of their stolen bOnds above hc amount o. thr loans
and
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vol, XXX~...No' 9, 800.
CHANZY'S DEFEATS

o,,,,,,,,, ,cr,lENTs AND TWO
PRUSSLAN VICIohiL0'
-...,..,,, y, ,rrrr AT LoMBRoN ON TUES
D,y-vrN THOUSAND FRENCH rNl''N'"'
c.prrRrp-ANoTEER BATTLE On "HpNto
~ vrAR LIE MtNs-ThE CITY TAKEN 81
r,r pRrSslANs - LARGE QUANTITIES of
v,rrRlAL FALL INTO THEIR HANDS
Io>poy. Friday, Jan. Is, 1871.
ry.o Grand Duke Of Mccllenburg-Schwein telo-
..bs 20 the Duchess as follows: After crossing
-. p;ver Uuienc. on Tuesday. we fought on the
no,t dar no, but victorious battle at Lombyou and
IA Chapellc. taking nearly 10000 prisoners Our
L. :. ;ccousi8crabc. We aIc advancing on lie
Mans"
dispotch from bordeaux also reports san
.niuarv engagement ON the 18th. 1t is stated that
the Prussials attacked the French Army OF the
Loire along the whole line. Gen. Jaurezibery, who
oumandcd She tight wing Of the French, held his
,,siton on Tie right bank Of the Iiuisne, and Geu
Colomb on the left and center, fought desperately
or SIX hours. The French maintained most Of their
.csitions. The Prussiau forces engaged are est
mated at 10000 The extent Of the French loss is
unknown. but is serious
dispatch from Versailles yesterday states that
here was another battle near lie Mans on Wednes-
LAY. the Prussiaus capturing the suburbs of Cham
9anc and Chateau-Arche together with seven pieces
# artillery.
4 later dispatch from the same source announces
that the army under Gen. de Chanzy was completely
defeated near lie Mans by the Second German army,
commanded by Prince Frederick Charles and the
Grand Duke of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The
Germans have occupied lie Mans, capturing large
Quantities of supplies and war material. The French
are hoty pursued by the victors.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
BREED AGAIN IN TROUBLE.

SYRACUSE, Jan. 13.-Artbur Y Breed, alias
Chttenden who arrested in this city Monday last
by OicerTord suspicion Of being the assassin of Hal
pine the express messenger at Albany and who was dis
charged was rearrested day at the Globe Hotel by
Chefof Police Davis, charge OF forging draft for
5000 on Folger d Co. of ewOrleans. Breed IL Is al
legged. forged the name OF Dewitt c. LttlciOhn in
dOrser and purchased of Judge Low, Midland Railroad
director, Midland Railroad bond for 5000 receiving
check for the remainder This check he had certified and
purchased diamond pin worth S30 receiving the differ
ftfga in gasH
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE KANSAS RAILROAD CASE DECIDED

LrAvFNwoRrH, Jan. l3.-Judge Dillon of
the H. : District Court has granted an Injunction
str.pin the city authorities Of LeayenwOrth, Kansas
fran, further interrupon Of the LeavenwOrth AtchisOn
and Norm -Wrstern Railroad. and permitting the Rail
rnd Cmpapy to pair track and resume Operati
Jmdes Lame McCahon, employed by ths city to PROSE
cnte ho case against the Company and who argued the
case before NIge Dillon Saturday, died last night
frnIn of the brain. His death creates
profound su.s,l.On hcse,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14


Mr.. Edward Clark, Architect Of the capitol received
letter from the Secretary OF the Interior today. commit
ting to his care Winnie Reams statue Of Lincoln, until it
shall have been presented to Congress II is moi yet
known when the final unyaing will take place, but it il
the desire Of Of the Senator, and Members To make
the occasion OF interest
The Cabinet session to-day was OF three hours
duration OF the time bcng devoted 10 discussion
relative 10 the San Domingo expedition. EX
Senator wade was present during portion Of the
session. part the discussion. The question of
allowing representatives the press TO accompany the
expedition was talked over, aud il determined 10
leave the matter OF furnishing permits to accompany the
Commission to the Secretary oi the Navy.
Minister schcnck was sercnaded this evening, at his
rcsdence 10y the Marine Band under the auspices Of the
Ohio Republican Association Secretary Delano aud the
members or the Ohio Congress delegation, and
other officials were present Gen Garfield, spokcs-
man aiier ar allusion to the appointment is fitting
climax an Ini..l' lul career ni ~ wears IN
the public service cordially hddf I'r drW Minister, IN
behalf 0i those present. God--pr'd on ms new nus
rion Gen. ~chcick brien, expressed his acknowledge
mens and ntimatcd that In public life ~ had been ms
invariablc rule. when about {" take action first 20 in
aure aud ascertain his duty and then Ia seek to follow
out that duty hc could He Inade no refer
to any INSTRUCTIONS or intended course oi acllOh
The public reception Of speaker Blaine took place
tonight lie was assisted by Mrs. Blaine In the recep
ton ~ numerous uest including many persons of dis
tinction with the ladies Of their respective families
number them also attended the rst card reception of
secretary and Mrs. Fish tonight There was, as hereto
fore a large representation foreign Ministers. Cabinet,
army aHd navy officials, Members Of Congress, and
others of prominence, including Nce-PresldcDt t0faX
aud Minister Schenck The spacious par0I were densey
crowded.
The senate confirmed the following nominations:
q. Porter . he Admiral
John knight Register the Land Ofc Ba srd Via
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE RANDERER WRECRED.

- '-D nLAFkR GONE TO THE BOTTOM-rHE
OFFICERS AND CREW SAVED.
HAVANA, Jan. 13.-The schooner Wandercr.
o'"' 70 hlsoelphis, with cargo Of cOcoanuts and
ranges was totally wrecked ON Colorado Ref on ,he
'orth coast Of Cuba December 18th AT !, ocock in he
MORNING The captain and crew were saved and brouht
Savey' ,ybcb Slsf yf Manuelta The Wanderer was fhe
!. aont isss anil bsnt cargo Of slaves 10 savannah
Niagara 'H W Aiiioa py Jhe man
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
MEsTCHEsTER ANNEXATION.

4 large and important meeting of tax-pay-
ers was held az fremont last evening, the Hon VIM Il.
ogden presiding advocate the proposed Of
West Farms and other of Wescheer County 10 the
City OF York. Mr. ogden, Supervisor Grote, Lewis
G. Morris VIM Herring, and John Savage. made speeches
advocating the measure which received with great
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
INCREASED SHIPPING FACILITIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. I3.-Ihe IhOf0ughIdIt
dhe railroad ferry steamer, it IS expected viii hc able
10 begin her trips the bay by the time the neat
steamer arrives from China. Cargo can then he re
shiuped az the rate OF from oD Ia l0 tun, day Hnd
the freight time from Japan 10 Chicago viii hr reduced
to q or 3G days 10 NcwYOrk 70 % or 80 days, and 1"
Eu0laud a daVs
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.

ANOTHER COLLfERY EXPLOsION-TwENTY PER-
SONS KILLED OR INJURED-DEATH OF THE
DEAN OF CANTERBURY.
LONDON. Thursday, Jan. l2 1871.
Another terrible explosion occurred in a
cofiery Newcastle in stahordshire. Twenty per
~lns we're killed injured.
The Very Rev. Henry Afford, d. D., Dean Of CanteT-
bury, died suddenly to-day, aged e. Dean Afford was
Nlney Known as biblical critic and literary authority
lie TOOK the usual degrees at Trinity College Cambridge
ana mst appeared as 9u author In 1891, when he pub
ahed volume Of poetry. followed in 1855 10y another
work. entitled the "SchoOl of the Heart and
other Poems" In ISn ne mblshed tbe
nrst volume Of h, edition Of the Greek Testament a
work Oh which he continued TO be engaged for 20 years
lie also prepared edition OF the New Testament with
to'sea text ana commentaries. small book entitled
He -" Deans English,' which he wrote at intervals
"hatehed nom his regular duties has had large circ
'~non, and provoked considerable controversy The inn
pofdhl "eary Of Cdneroury was given 10 him in 1857
BY In. faim,r,tOu.
MIS- '-iANEOIS CABLE DISPATCHES.
-.- i'r Austrian Parliament has passed the
.;..Nhp Crescent of Havana. was run into
missing. ~ " '' ''" ''0
80. Ihe lnman Company has dispatched the
steamer City Of Durham from England 10 be assisance
:" tns disabled steamer City Of Brooklyn.
Inc British Foreign Office has received
'oe.apn dispatches from the Legation al Pekin TO
,y,,ir my IepOit mat there have been further
9asos and that adyces from the Chinese ports are
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
WASHINGTON.

CHANGE IN THE SAN DOMINGO 'CoNMIssIoS-MR.
JENt KESS NEW CIVIL SERVICE BILL-AD-
MIRAL PORTER CONFERENCE.-THE WOMAN
SUFFRAGE MEMORIAL REJECTED ny TIE
HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE-HOW GREAT
BRITAIN SUSTAINS HER STEAMSHIP LINES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TTg TRIBUNRl
Smyrna times., 1871-09-13

The Sussex JourRaL which has all along
been one of the ultra intractableS, and has
fought the new departure straight from the
shoulder, now shows signs of conversion. In
Its last issue it asserts that that political
party which clings with deatf like held upon
old and dead issues is weak and will grow
weaker day by day, and concludes that, as the
Democracy :" cannot agree upon the past,
they 'muSt take new grounds and wider
views" 1t says further:
"Call it new departure call it progress,
call it what you wiii-but let the bugle sound
through the land that the past is buried, and
friends will rally to save the nation
This IS sudden and terrible somersault,
in small way. Verify, the colored troops
fought bravely." Who would have thought
that so soon after hsllooing cut behind, this
seemingly intractable sheet would be running
behind itself, trying to ''catch onto the tail
board of the Republican wagon as the Press
says. Jump into the wagon and we'll all
take ride
Smyrna times., 1871-09-13

DEAD AS THE REBEL CoTroN LOAN BoNDs
The chances of indemnity to Southern men
for the loss of their emancipated slaves A
baltimore paper says, nevertheless, that ''manv
Maryland democrats favor demanding from the
government pay for their emancipated slaves,
as was suggested by the Richmond Fhiq.'
But have these Maryland democrats taken the
new Departure If so, they will find on
reading the fourteenth amendment or article
OF the constitution, which they have endorsed,
that 1t ties them up, and that in any event,
the supreme law now is that "neither the
United States nor any State shall assume or
pay any debt or obligation incurred in aid of
inSurection, or any claim for the loss or
emancipation of any slave" Maryland demo-
Gratis, this is your new departure" and YOU
can t back out.--N T. HerdH
Smyrna times., 1871-09-13

TIE QUESTION SETTLED IN OHIo.-General
McCook, disabled by sickness from active par
ticpation in the present Ohio State canvass.
it was supposed would Withdraw or be with
drawn as the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, and that General Ewing would take his
place. 1t appears, however, that this proposi-
ton to "swap horses was under consideration
the other day by the Democratic State Com
mlttee, when TIE question was settled by note
from General Ewing, in which he positively
and emphatically declined to take the place of
McCook: From the present indications in
Ohio, McCOok or Ewing, the result would be
substantially the same-a democratic defeat
for Ewing would come too late to rectify the
damages resulting from the bunders of Nc
Cook on the " new departure" Ewing, there
fore, may be excused in leaving the battle to
McCOok.-N 7. HeraM
Smyrna times., 1871-09-13

Whann's Raw Bone Super Phos pha,e
OFFICE OF WmANN BROTHERS

hadG's tnfd. August 29th. 1871.
M. Editor:-NourIng stanGIng article IN your
Paper purPnrIIng 10 he issued from the Office of
Walton, WhGnn x Co cautIonIne the public against
buyIng spurious article represented as theirs ana
believing il but fair that the public mind should be
dSabuSed uron tins subject We would stale that
Charles Whahu 81 onr hrtn, commenced the business
oi making PhO>, ta;es al the same Ime John Whann
late Of the firm Of Walton, Whaun " Go dtd-In iuct
he superlnteuded the business, ior John Whaun from
$50 % lSt4-and ia starting ihe business in Co With
his brother he could use any other p, rsrns
with pToyrIcly. We also wish distinctly UNDERSTOOD
that way connected WIih tins firm Of
" Walton. Whann 8 Co, and osu, that make as
good an article, If not superior 10 that Gi theirs
The world Is VIDE cuoUgh iur all honest dealers
matter Of ,ctat rame and i cons deraIe public wlll
Nays discriminate justly. Truly yours,
&. u J. +. WHANN,
Manufacturers of Whann Bros.
Raw Bone Super PhO, phate.
JOHN IT, BEWLET, Sole Agent, SMYRNA, Del
Smyrna times., 1871-09-13

The Middlctown tournament, to take place
Oct. llth, is nearly complete in organization.
Rev. DIR. McCabe, Of the Episcopal Church,
Middletown, is to be the orator of the day ;
JAS. b. GroOme, of Elkton, the crownng ora
tor, and JAS r. IlOffccker, chief marshal
Sixteen knights have entered.
Ece1y Erehing says: "The cabbages in the
truck patches around Wilmington are being
much injured by worms. One trucker who
had 1900 plants, will not have 500 come to
perfection, while another trucker who planted
10000 does not expect TO market over 800
headS." The same complaint is made by the
Smyrna truckers.
We see it announced that Alf. Burnett, the
side-spitting humorist and lecturer, is to visit
ElktOn, Middletown, &c. An effort should be
made to get him to Smyrna, by all means.
We may not have another opportunity to see
this genius, who has delighted thousands all
over the country by his delineatiens OF charac-
ter and his apt hits at peoples Oddities His
entertainments are inimtable and next week
We hope to announce his coming.
n blacksmith named Ilighfeld from Ches-
ter CO.. was riding to Wilmington one day last
week with over a hundred dollars in his pocket
by request he allowed man whom he over
took to ride with him. just as they entered
the suburbs Of the city the man asked to get
out Hardly had he reached the roadside,
however, before Highfed missed his purse.
He " lit on the man in IA second, and without
any ceremony recovered his treasure and pum-
meled the pickpocket.
In Scaford, on Tuesday week drunken
negro named Collins, chased the colorcd barber
of the town into the yard of white mln nam
ed Lnnktorl. Collins refused to quit the
premises, and Lankiorl hit him on the head
with little boys play wagon. The barber
also turnel upon him, and the two men "wag.
Oned' him SO seriously that he died The
coroner ) jury, it is stated, returned verdict
OF "ju>tifable homicide, which was doubtless
correct but how could cOrOucrS jury render
such verdict?
a lively transaction took place in Whining
ton last week. a whcewright named Stcrritt
agreed to make R9bt Taylor, the well-knowu
baker: wagon. in payment of bill he owed
said Tayler. He finished the wagon, or nearly
So but wouldn't deliver it. So Taylor, aitel
being "put off y for weeks, took the wagon
from Sterritts shop. Thereupon Sterritt had
Taylor arrested for Hcft, anil recovered the
,ra9oH. Attorney General Lore did not press
the charge Of stealing, but informed Mr.. L.
that he must proceed legally 10 recover the
wagon.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-13

TUE Garfield CASE Inst week we pub
llshed an article from the Delararean, stating
that man named GattieId, a gentIcmanly-look
ing stranger who had recently bought land in
Caroline CO., had been sent to Denton iail for
attempting to outrage girl nam I'd Willis.
near GreensbOrOugh 1t now transpires that
the affair was put up job" as Garfield
said The Denton CtjOn states the case TINS :.
" Gaffield had gone up the railroad and it
was supposed was attempting to evade the
officers of the law. Two men at Marydel. ex-
pecting to make raise ky his arrest, started
in pursuit and captured Gafield lie declared
his innoccnse and avowed his determination to
return with them again to Maryland. He said
he had done nothing to violate the law, and
the parties making the arrest finding there was
more :" smoke than fire" in this thing, inform
ed Gaificid that for small consideration thew
would give him an opportunity for escape
This he refused stou'Iy. declaring lie was in,
noccnt. He was brought before Esquire Or
rell, at Greensboro and there being no evil
dence TO support the charge, or to implicate
hun even III an attempt at rape, he was
dischargel.'
The officer who made the arrest was named
Richards, according to the Dciarurcan. and
according to the iuiouS account he ought to
be where it isrcported Galfed was-in Denton
Jail
Smyrna times., 1871-09-13

A large meeting of the whites and blacks of
Claiborne parish, La, was held on Sunday, at
which resolutions were adopted disavowing
sympathy with any political party, and rebuk-
ing any appeal to the preiudices of the past :;
declaring for the protection of all classes and
coors in their civil and political rights, the
adoption Of laws adequate to punish dishonest
officials, the abolition Of unnecessary Offices.
and the repeal of the election and printing
laws. All the parishes of the State were
called upon to send delegates to State
Convention.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-13

or majority will be about II 900, the largest
since 1868. The Legislature is, Of course,
strongly Republican.
The result in these two States, Maine and
California, show that the Republicans, not
withstanding their shortcomings, as portrayed
by the Democrats, are still in favor with the
neople.
Smyrna times., 1871-09-13

A double murder was committed on Sunday
night, at the house of John Harper, owner of
the race horse Longtellow, near Midway, Kv.
Jake and Betsey Harper, brother and sister
OF John, had their throats cut, it is supposed
tor the purpose Of robbery. Three negroes
living on darpers place were arrested yester
day on suspicion, blood having been found on
their clothes. Others employed on the place
have disappeared, and party of citizens are
hunting for them.