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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-01
Notice to Contractors.

hNuAf1LLE, TENN aug. 70, 1871. f.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the office Of the Secretary Of the Bridge Com
misgipners, under the Lamar House, until II O'Clock
noon, the 18th day of September next, for the
sructon of six large piers in Holton river and four
small piers and two bridge seats on the banks the
piers ODE of first class bridge masonry and the bridge
seats to be of best quality of secondcass masonry
The six piers in the river three feet of the base of the
bank piers and bridge seats to be laid in cement and
grouted the balaneeof masonry to be laid in best lime
mortar and grouted
Full plans and specifications for this work will be
ready for inspection at my office BY Thursday, the 9th
day of September next. -.f3E bk#
The Bridge Commissioners reserve to themselves the
right to reject any and all proposals. -
JULIUS OCHS, Secretary.
T. Il. GALLAUER Superintendeutf ag2edtsep1O
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-01

Dyspepsia, headache, jauR-
fEfru.. .t# Sdice, cOstiveness sick head
ACHE chronic diarrhea, afec-
OFOIII iATO0 tons of the bladder, camp
4 nE0UL Il IUh,s dysentery, affections of the
i kidneys, fever, nervousness,
ehills, diseases of the skin
] impurity of the blood, melan-
sSssszrzszzlS choly or depression of spirits
heartburn, collie pains in the bowels pain in the
head fever and ague, drOpsy, bOils pain in the back
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-01
DR.. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator.

A preparation of roots and herbs warranted to
strictly vegetable and can do no injury to any one
1t has been used by hundreds an known for tn
last ~ years as of the most reabe ecacious anC
harmless preparations ever offered to tn suffering
taken regularly and permanently it is 1875 1T
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-01
Drugs and Medicines.

lax. The head is troubled with pain, and dull heavy
sensation. considerable loss of memory accom- panied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28

DAETA-In B-oovn Wednesday evening Oct g. Psul yeungs
u " i.i,m Un0a IN the Iist rear OF hs age .
Tbe rebhVes ends Of the family respectfully invited sns
from the residence us parents IS7 DansL near ho5S
on SATURDAY. Oct ~ at2:S O'Clock.
BOYLH-On Friday Oct % John Boyle aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend ne
Wet Th.riy.RiIih.d.
COURTSln this city Thursday evening, Oct DC, s'cy COuFi'
formerly OF Boston, Mass
Mr. Pyh-ghans Churrh nydc HAR,
sI,haVe, Suna, Oct ~ n+ Friends Of the family arc
TcsIecIioilg invited 10 be present
COXOn Friday Elizabeth daughter Of Anna and tho
late Joan J. Cox, aged mouths
Funeral rom enry An st Brooln Monday Oct ~
At i O'Clock
GovB-A GreeupOnt r. Mara Daba wife Of p n Cove,
aged and month";
Monday residence
p u a"eI Gd are Isd I. attend ",sSS ,0'
Boston and chicago papers please copy
KP-At Passaic y j. Thurdy Oct rs Nicholas Kip sgod ~
years aud months.
The friends Of Sunday
from the Frat Reformed Church Psssaic
STOUGHTON-A Morsauia Thursday 18th Riwrd Warren
third CAaS and sarah SouSton ag ana
e relatives and friends Of the family
on Saturday from the residence u his
corner broadway and aLst, MOrrsaaa n l.
TOMPKNS-At Ypssnt Mich g. SOpbrOnA s.. wife G
H. TOmpEns Of this city
Pemsns taken to Coz cord n H. for nterment.
TROUP-ou Friday morning. the 9th inst Mrs Elizabeth TrOup 10
the S4th year Of her age ,.,.--..,
Monday Goth inst At " OeOcf, from Tie reHdeoc9
Of her son, William 3 Troup. lag Ess Foriy-biEhsL
VAN DERLP-At Troy T. Oct &C. Samuel A. Van Dep Of this
The funeral services at the residence Of his sonDaw Samuel Nc
Cure Troy Sunday Afternoon His remains s be b0ughE
Green wood for neTment
wBsTRAYon Thursday Oct d. Anu re Of John WsstrAy in the
Her saves and friends thoso and John
late residence, l2 East Thirty fOuhs, Sunday 18th inst Ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
FOREIGN NEFS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE C0LLIERY DISASTER-THIRTY MINERS KNOWN
TO BE DEAD-A VESSEL WRECKED AND SEVEN
LIVES LOST AN ENGLISH HORSE TO BE
MATCHED AGAINST HARRY BASSETT.
LONDON, Friday. Oct q, 1871.
Thirty of the SO men who were in the mine
at Seaham where the explosion occurred yesterday
dead. The pit is fire. another explosion is feared
There is great excitement among the miners and their
families.
dispatch from Hong Kong reports the loss OF the
Roline Maria off Macao. Seven of the crew were
drowned
Tattersall has been commissioned to arrange q match
between the English horse Sterling aud the American
horse Harry Bassett The stake proposed ia 10000
sde-4200 to be allowed to the OF Harry Bassett
to run the match in England. The distance named is
one mile and half the horses to carry even weights
Sterling IL threeyearod bay colt by Oxford dam by
Ratcatcher out Of Sience-the property OF Mr. Baydon
At the Newmarket HoughtOn meeting ne was entered
for the Cambrdgeshre stakes for all ages run last
Tuesday,, and won the third place, having dead
heat with Mr. W. Days AnbroOk, hve-year-old, both
being beaten by Mr. Keswicks b. g. sabnus fouryear
old.
The remains Of Sir ROderick Murchson were buried
to-day. The funeral services attended by large
number OF distinguished personages including the Right
Hon. ". L. Gladstone and Prof Huxley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
Music.
ITALIAN OPERA-MARTHA.

Miss Nilsson appeared last night in Martha
before an audience less brilliant and numerous than
that which greeted Monday night Her hoarseness
had gone aud except that she seemed to spare herself
little on the upper notes she betrayed little trace or her
recent ndisposon In the crOwed state OF our columns
we can only refer In general to the merits OF what
WAS so far as the four principals were concerned an e1
celleut and spirited performance Miss Nilsson made
a most charming Lady Henrietta, and Miss Cary cap
ital NdncY NJ. Capoul appeared in the character OF
Lionel and achieved (what must be confessed that he
missed in II Barbere y genuine success. He has
flexible and resonant voice, Of pleasant reedy quail
ity somewhat lacking In warmth and Color
and light in texture without being at all de-
1cIent in strength 1t Is marred by slight tremoIo
and nv An excessive and unnecessary use OF the fasetto
Its cultivation otherwise is almost perfect and 10 the
admirers of the extravagantly sentimental and over
refined French school, NJ Capoul will be model TENOR
He ia moreover a vivacous actor, and despite htue
dondyism and aectation, man OF agreeable presence
The new bass NJ. Janet, made an excellent impression
a punkeH His voice is not remarkable TOT deph' oue
q "a strong even and musical. The audience we may
add was enthusiastic to the last degree and Miss Mis-
son's "Iast Rose Of Summer" (which was very sWeety
80 siuHiv rendered. and NJ. CapOuls "Mapparl were
greeted with wild delight. The chorus was suo1R III
male voices but particularly well dresseu' anu TIC
Fair scene rather sOfnOer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
TIE STATE or TRADE
nOyPaTic hARKPTs

ALBANY. Oct S-Wheat finer with improved Milling demEc sae
cars Of No Write State AMI Michigan ZV nnn 10
White Michigan 81 10 Tr.adSe 81 70; 3cArs lHsi % oV
quiet unchanged and nodTs demand sales
$500 bush Western hcd 10 two lots 10 77 Bs held
firmly checking SSes Of No CaLGl est &c
Oats steady with imprors DEMAND sales Of ssl 100 hush NO
state 5O Sic No Whte Sale a. 49,,
and 1000 bush No. Chicago private terms -
EEwOELEAsA Oct F.-Fsm dull; supersne, ssi Double
Btta S6 Isl Treble Brtrs B7067 ~ Corn lover al ods Oats
9aet at 81 SS3c Hsy-ehoes y PORK frner hrd 81 ~
Bacon quiet; Shoulder &C.; Clear RIB gc Csr SIDES, BE-
Hams, lOlc; keg .2d2e Sugar sTm
good fair lldolc strictly ps life Moasses lower CLjrfleA
45G52c strictly 81 d62c Whisky BIC 81 04i Cote srm
far lsi prime haze Misunderstanding l4oi NeWfO
sight, discount Gold, ll2i.
WELLINGTON. n C., 27-sHis Turpenus quies at e2e
Ros firm 81 Is strained Crude TnpeniEe steady st - 80
for r - Is for Yellow DIP, and s. - Tor Virgin Tar steady
At S3l5,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
THE GALLOVS.
A FLORIDA MrRpERER srRANGLEp.

FLORIDA MURDERER sTRANGLED.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 27.-Wm. G. Scott
Tas executed here IL O'Clock to-day for the murder Of
kotamoDd Carln and two small children. Feb last
he VAs cool on the scahOld and spoke not word The
tnOt slipped and his neck not broken; ne was
sH1ned This u the first execution In the State since
1eeonaluctiOn.
hDANAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. N.-Jerome Brooks
wa hanged day at Delphi Ind, for the murder Of A.
w. Slater. Q wealthy grocer Of LOganSpOrt Ind, last
Apn The prisoner manifested the same StOlid and care
Indifference up the last moment that he has shown
shes his arrest. On the scahOld he asked ana was
Ahted leave TO place the around Ills neck large
OF people were in the town, but no dAtuFpAhee
Occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
FRANCE.

no HOPE FOR COL. ROSsEL-PRINCE NAPOLEON
IN ITALY-PALIKAO'S DEFENSE.
PARIS Friday, Oct. q, 1871.
Col. ROssel, the Communist leader, appealed
second time from the decision Of the military court be-
fore which he tried and his appeal has again been
rejected The PardoDs Commission will meet the sth
prox. when large proportion Of the Communists re-
naming in prison Will probably be liberated.
Prince Napoleon has definitely resigned hs seat in the
Council General Of Corsica, and has gone to Italy.
Count Pakao, the last Minister OF State under the
Empire has published pamphlet in Justification OF his
conduct during the crisis which resulted in the dechednce
OF the Emperor Napoleon and flight Of the Empress Eu
genie.
tits reported that the National Assembly and Govern
1neut will return from Versailles to Paris before Deem
Der. NJ. GOulard will be sent by the Government to
Frankfort to meet an agent Of North Germany to ar
range the details for carrying out the Customs portion
of the recently concluded treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY
San Epoa. SRA. Midnight
Cgj 100 10 Sal
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
Long Branch Rocta- BsttrrJ and
way aud Cogeyh N. T. BathA FIushhs L. l.
III EG% 800 RHH Isl ft:fi
PROMINENT ARRIvAiA

Fifth Avenue HOteLIhe Hon. George 9.
Of louisiana the Hon. T. Davis Of Syracuse, tho
Alexander II. Rice OF Boston, Prof. D. 3. Babcock of
John Scarborough of Pittsburgh. - Everett Hohse-
The Hon. Hester Clymer and W. r. Clymer Of Pennsyl
yania - Brepoort HOuse-Gen. +. W, Rice OF Iowa,
John F. Seymour OF Utica, and the Rev O. Mattack OF
Philadelphia - ASor HOuSe-Tbe Hon. Charles STAN
ford of Schenectady. - Ne,o- York HOtel-Richard
Nevins OF Columbus, Ohio, and Capt. hacauay Of
the steamship China. 60 Glsey Honse-Gen. Giles
j. FoOte Of Rochester. So 81 fiehOtds HoteL-JudRe
suern OF Haversraw, Judge Rosekrans OF Glen'S Falls,
ex Lieut. Gov Bross OF Illinois, Judge Van Hosen Of
Wisconsin, f. p Ross OF Auburn, and Col JOhn Patter-
Of South Carolina. - Metropolitan HotctOjen'
G.. J. Magee Of Gov. HOffnans staff aud Col James A.
Scott OF Virginia. HOFFMAN H0use-RoDert M
Walsh formerly Charge d'Aflres OF Paris ana ex'Con,
gresham John A. kassOn OF Iowa. - Hdhd Oeh"~
HOteI-JudgU +. L. Cheney Of FLORIDA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Cardinal AntoneDi, the Pspal minister Oh e'A'e'
10 seriously indiSpoNd
United States Minister Gohenek 10 indisposed'
and has len LonAea . vidt 10 Ne osas"" -,
WIN Z. Barron. sEod ~ gc a. u Rs. LII "a W.Sas.
day. =, $780, ..--,...S a.
The Desert telegraph line y now u coTmpie1eo %
Pioehs neyads Busnsss for Ptoebe ,no ~. ~ "
,.pt b. he WsItera UBi0p BDs 70 Salt Lls Ov'
The Duke Of MontpepsieF, N o letter , 70 tne
pipt n ID, spsp,h Corss informs nA eSy h Nc VII As M
rreasa a. ~, soniuOs Of hs daughters health vii permit
The Register If the Treasury states the s aS s
tunsgs the country for hs wear ending 10 ~ tn. OF III, IN.
,s.l ,saaSEs les taaA TsEaAfT snssstS '
foreign IAdA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
THE BOND AFFAIR AGAIN-THE ATTACK ON
MR. SANDS
From The EreninQ Poit.

II is said that legal proceedings against Mr..
otbaneI sands will taken under section ITO OF the
new charter, which provides that or. =, c,,-
No ome.r Of tb, City Government except Collector OF my
Collector Assessment CLERK OF Aea or CounHe To
The Corporation shall have or receive ron me ~ w
tTessury pr9u5 any ooHpth'a'OA 0T o"1" >" w"
,,yrto.s IN addition TO his salary -, .,o mn -. n.
Commissoner has received $4,000 as commissioner Tor
Negotiating city bonds This was direct VIOLATION OF
IA the naymept WAS therefore, incorporation OF
mc fnps IL seems clear 10 the persons who propose
to sue for the money that Mr. Sands must repay IT, me
PeTnweSt who shall convert any OF the public property
In his own use, knowingly permit any oInef
OF and in addition to the penalties imposed BY
law shall forfeit his office, and be e1c1oea @ r.
Claimed that Mr. sands, by taking the fSoSo OF pn6c
money which he was forbidden 20 an aS must
sr,ey Interpreted however and the criminal intent
nust be proved before man can he conNcteu VI ee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
CRIMES AND cAsUALr1Es-BY TELEGRAPH.

CAhkS AND CAsUALTIES-BY TELEokAfH'
lee has formed In the Baltic Sea- and thsre u
aSe>Ay eAases u - istsnuViOh Of ssnEaa0n
he jury IN the DR.. MedlicOtt murder case, on
~ U''a AAhAA' Aas returned Vsv Of harder IN sA' a'' o.
=. "A hre in lndia-st, BoOtOn, yesterday, damaged
SSl seeoaS Keen TAsysr candle dealers ?OoS and
:..F. C. Litchfeld, oaShier OF the Oak Hall
af SSs's n kOstOs lsssssd q SabsriAS csc hsn hS en-
In the u. 8. District Court Of Baltimore. yes
10y HA Nere eOaViosd Of attempting 70 bhbe Juror 70 The
-
g.. Augustus Mcintyre, sge 20, was run over and
- WI atahk TIE ASk viii SsfA9PlSss he haBe and I'D not
s'oeR Ne Alarl 81 Ne sAstDoof
THE schooner c. D. Tracy, from SheFburne
Asya THURSDAY landed several bOnnd dos worth
snsEed dk yees banke brady &c at Beverly AasS, where
etJ SsiIsd By FeVSBus OGrerL.
-. The COrOners inquest on Katie Lichan muir
sd Boston, eooBHe yesterday Nothing regaTt
We Two Of the aFredd suspicion have been
GsAEed toIB custody. stephen Hayes still be and w be
asd AeaAsT Ths nshos 0Sn kaTS eas V he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
Fire Insurance.

The sudden and gres, Chicago has wrought marvellous
change, ,uous The Gre These OulJ illustrate the fact
on. lost sight Of except Immediately AFTER conasgstOu that Ere
insurance Of Aasaan fact r1'y business and supdi
- NOS, ou,ey for sound insurers that adequate
,hou b. pa that upoa insurance capital should Justly be
a, r.sr than upon which invested in other buns inOT
Ing ,acA pssia's risk
Among the most favored Insurance Companies the old hETRo
poLrAs No Broadway which having Is day passed through As
from Maine California and out alive uAs others stood
,sed around H. now turn having wbdnwD s agencies finds
it,s ssnug strong and erect while destruction suOusds on every
SIDE.
Having already paid BY indemnity 70 IL eastOue FITH Mil
LION DoILAHs owing nothing with CAPITAL Of 10000 and suR'
y1u Of 400 o Il oas adequate and lines propOoued 70
~, asset, such security against loss By a people are in The habit
Of eOusasS in and nndns veil worthy % Ouhuss The Company
will also aie charge and place reliable Companies ss lines Of
insurance. Commercial Advsrtse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28

ADDfhSeLL-wILKfHs-n Arlington w. O,G o. b, the Ret
Cares stuart hale Geogr W Adiassn Of NeWYJra
eldest ds hns Of Capt George wilkins
No cErdA
BA~oCKPHPPS0n "Wednesday o. rs 81 thu CAarCA Of Tie
Messiah, By Rev Geo n. HepHorth. Pbany
youngest daughter OF James L. Phpps esl, all u cJ.
COXHAfNRS-0n ThRrSaT Oet 26 1871 ky tbe Rev. MAJ
Wallace Coz Of GreehV NJ J.. Ea L. HaAos u Jesss1
City. No ciTtA
CORE !ECOSDIT-On Oct - 1t St. Marks Church orsngs
James Williams d. D., Frahk w. Corun Of
Sarlh E. daughter Of Joseph A. CouJt Of the former place
DODGE-PRALL-At Paterson l. J. Welucsiy Oct IS N1I
BY JO 81 HeIrTDIn Nj Frederick ~ Dodge NeuiOSG
10 Miss - daughter the late Abraham PTs Of the orf
place
iEGERSOI-SHTH-Ou WeiDeiay Oct - 1884, at the brdes
redeDc by the Rev. L. DsGBeT Oliver lngerscu 70 Came u
Smith. al! OF tAis city. No eards
TUCKER-YAS BUSKIRk0E Thursday Oct g. at the First Pros
bytrran Crrrh HPpa n j. 'hv Rev SterRs o. D. PyEk
e. Ticker OF NcvYo7k Ade daughter Of Roswell Van bus
iirs e,c.. ~ Eessrk ~.
WARD-LADR-Ir POrsnouth r. By Rsy jas De ESsnande
Ltgon h4 Of @ city Annie p daagl;sr Of Aexr H. LGi Of
Portsmouth.
WTTENO2E-MOTT-Oa "Wednesday. Oct Is, at tic HOnthsvs
LT lea. HOAan CrOoy d. d., Assisted
y. d.. sidney Whit 70 kAAIsA A
Mott daughter " Henri A Not esq, al Of this city
81 NOtbes Of Marriages must be IadSTSsd EttA tAH
name anu ahdress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28

% -n,,N the rrcatcst public good may bc secured,
Vs o, Of the government upheld. Snd an honest ana
- erct administration at public affairs malhtaheu'
70 REGARDLESS ~ all party considerations ,
nd 10y 6uty and his alone, hereby pledge mIscI.
Wu1S N support amd advocate any measure coh ing
Intene Quarter Il may whieh has for its object inc
k N Wiz ~ tbe government Of this city In any OF lVs
rsesL. byanches where such reform IA requisite
s%ter 5s' STT pSa al SU opposition
49, me and II thc honest and Independent votHT
srict succeed in elcCtlng mo as their Ssttv for
~ teel proud to Nc held tu n strict accOuh'a"''
- 80 .ithfnl performance of my duty. ,,curMANN
" - York, Oct. IS, 1871. MARTIN Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
, NAN1Y CARD FROM ROBERT coLLYER

SIR: I am in the receipt of great many
,t,r. from the East inviting to come down there
and lecture, and suggesting "The Chicago Fire as
xood subject Az have time to answer these ettefs
separately and want to save others who may ln1ena 70
write me the trouble, will you grant me 70 Say
.~nsct IN be able TO leave Chicago this Winter
IN anv LONG tourney; and 1t were otherwise 1t would
IAN W. possbe for me to lecture on this great oaam-
~ At present becsuse pain Of It stu presses Toe
y ~ pon M sl and then should feel ashamed 70 ake
hhru upo he rsnital market for such wares just
no and 40 get big price for poor article Respect
'u US.saSo' H., Oct. "a, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
p1SNENG Frs ARRIVED.

FROM sAyANNAH-In steamship Leo oct Re smySe Wm'
QGnn ad wifi Dr. r. A. Gordon, Ms Long w W Ca" j. W Cur
ley H. T. Sca.o r r GOrns1 snd wife Mis- Ella Barrett Mss j.
PROM BREMHNIn steamibp HAMS, Oct 27-MS Meyer and
child A. Doroge g. de Wrng T. Neil &. r. Carter, j. Hunt AL!
family H. Johnson ~ Lawrence Hem g. Berg fmy and servant
Ernst Weybausen ina Mamcstn H. WuHua MLm2ne Lock:
Mrs Kaent Alne Walters and children John Kra An aud
child Win holsr Willie HaEemsnn Fried. Oh Nlb Rrahgeg
A. Stechmana Christine Crop Caroline Gunlcr ami child Ca
Heser August Hes Heinz Harkemerer Leopold Graf Gertrude
lager infant, Haelng FeIeriok WachteT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
NOT A cUsroM-uoUsE CANDIDATE.

TO the Ediior Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue Of to-day l find my name
mentioned as "CustomHouSe" candidate for Assembly
from the XIIth Assembly District. Allow me TO state
that know nothing Of the merits Of the recent contrO
versy between Mr.. Murphy and others That am sim
ply Republican" have always been Republican, and
have never held any political Office. Iblye been hOnored
by the UNEXPECTED Nomination for Assembly from uy
friends Of the Eleventh Ward, and shall certainly with
their kind assistance, and that Of all who opposed
TammaDy do my best to win. Truly yUurs,
HENRY E. CRAMPToS, II. d.
Heae York Oct n, 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
POLICE NOTES.

"Miker Farrell, the notorious Brooklyn illicit
hy dr Was surrendered BY his bOndsman to the Marshal
.u now until another bondnAn can be pro-
cured.
Edward Kells, age %, of No. 4S7 West Twenty
va, Yesterday in the workshop Of the holbrook
Mnnunpg COMPANY at No. S3 West Twenty fOuhst' By barrel
Of scrap copper falling on him
Robert Binger, age %, of No. 298 Second ST. shot
hH in The had fatally with revolver last evening during ht Of
Temporary insanty.
Cant, Walsh and q section Of men made descent,
N the Louvre saloon at No.
ia COsSy captured the proprietor. Albert and Herman DAMP
et T,s With prisoner removed to the spng Police
Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
THE OHIO ELECTION

COLUMBUS, Oct. 27.-The official returns Oh
80 election from all the Counties were received by
-. secretary of state to-day: Noyes CRer9 Tor Gov
- has 2qs27s McCook CDcm) Hs,lo5 and stewart
1,.onnition,. 4os4 Noycs's majority over NcC"ok F."
,s The total vote OF the State WIS $50 'sa Inc nc
nnncan vote is SEQ larger than last year. the Demo
..tc 1900 larger; and tie Prohibition LII larger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28

effected, the DauDteSs getting OF at 12:TGSc and the
Dreadnaugbt at 1a563a The weather wasvery unfavor
able rain falling during the whole Of the race and there
being but slight breeze, From She start tne D1nntess
maintained the lead. She turEcd the Stike-DOat NJ
rl8.s0, and the Dreadnaught at Ss7:lo On me nome
cou % the Dauness increased her lead consderaoy'
arriving at the starting place at 5D7iu Ino D'oau
Raugh arrived at 6:33:l0.
CORRECTED TIME. ,..os
DauntIess EII:2o Dreldnaught... .E3c:W
The race excited very little interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
PENNSYLNANlA.

,vuI THE DEMOCRACY HAVE "N'0
VII TN STATE SENATE
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s6.-The death OF o eiao
nncr leaves the political complexion Of the state
% tonows. II Weakley Of Cumberland gets MS
SI tSere will be tic in the senate If not the Demo
s have one majority. II special elections IN CON
s and wealleys districts are ordered KepuDn0Suo
IN ho elected and there will he one Repubncan
the Senate. But as the Speaker OF u oroN
at no Is not likely to order the eiec'.onS' even
800 no has the power. which is questionable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY OCTOBER as ISL

presence to the greatness and Importance OF the
able Union square demonstration He was prese nted
with sword by the citizens Of TauhtOre Mass, and
received other marks Of popular favor he next saw
active service IN Kentucky but enfeebled health
peed him TO retire from the field. Since the OF
the war he has lived In retirement and had sought the
crate his failing strength
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Hs'o- York, Oct. n, 1871.
A CORRECTION.

TO the EdftOr Of The Tribune
SIR: | see in THE TRIBUNE of this morning
my name candidate for Assembly for the XIth
District, on the Union Republican ticket. This is
mistake For personal Of controlling character
was Obliged 70 decline the nomination. and informed
abe Committee some time ago. JEO. SLoBsOE.
keOc York. Oct. q, 1911
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AUSTRIA.
SCHMERLING

sCT1NERLTNG MENTIONED AS HOHENWARTS
SUCCESSOR.
VIENNA Friday, Oct. o., 1871.
The designations Of the Ministers lhave been
accented by the Emperor No to Count ohen
vart has yet been named, but 1t is probable that the
Chcvacr de sclmcrlng will be called on to take the
head of the new Ministry.
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TIE rrNAS ELECTION.

GALVESTON, Oct. 27.-Ihe returns from u..'
different counties in the Hid Congress Dls''. WV
Sngs DENY al majority TIE count q. ,.n,c6
.n,o,trs ont Limestone and FreCstOnc Counties Wmch
democratic majority of 1850, gives Clark (ReIJ
D,,orIty Of a. special dispatch to The Bulletin says
Clark has received certificate OF election Come,
aid IN I've the only Democrat who VIII receive
Cts DecCuer QcpJ refuses TO accept "- t
tSe Ground thai Hancock DeIu) received magnify u