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The New York herald., 1872-11-04
MINISTER xoR1 AT NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 8

NEW HAVEN Conn, Nov. 8, 1872.
Mr.. Mort, the Japanese Minister, has been spend
ing several days here examining the Connecticut
school system, in consultation with Secretary
Northrup and others. On Friday evening "The
Club,n comprising the President and professors Of
Yale, and other prominent citizens, held special
meeting for the purpose OF discussing with Mr.
Mort his plans for the progress OF Japan He is
very hopeful for the future OF hts country, and
hopes I'd devote his life TO the promotion OF educa
tion. All present were Interested 10 his liberal
and patriotic vleWa
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8 p A I N :.
Senor Sagasta's Friends and Enemies
Anxious for His Impeachment.
Domestic Joy for Amadeus Parliamentary Can
va@-Finance and the Wages Question


s Madrid. Nov. 3, 1872.
Seh0r Balaguer Minister Of Finance in the
Sagasta Cabinet, demands the prompt meeting OF
the Special Committee Of the Cortes on Impeach-
ment and speedy trial OF the charges against him
and his colleagues.
The republicans and advanced radicals in the
Cortes have resolved to push forward the impeach-
ment proceedings Notwithstanding Senior zarilla's
advice to the contrary.
sAGAsTA's APPEAL TO THE PoPULAK SUFFRAGE.
Sehor Sagasta has come forward as candidate
for the Lower House Of the Cortes from one OF the
provincial districts.
HER MAJESTY MARIA VICTORIA.
The Queen OF Spain s essciente.
NATIONAL FINANCE AND PERSONAL INDUSTRY.
The Finance Committee OF the Lower House has
approved the Mortgage and Bank bills.
The drivers and stokers on the railway between
the Basque provinces and St. Nazaire have struck
work for higher wages.
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THE SAN JUAN ARBITRATION
United States Official Inquiry a. to Cost Incurred
by the Prussian Arbitration Court-No
Charge by tho Berlin Judiciary.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york neRALD.

BERLIN, Nov. g. 1872
Mr.. Bancroft, the American Ambassador, soon
after the Emperor's decision with regard to the
San Juan Boundary question, applied to the For.
eign ONCE for account Of the expenses incurred
by the German government in the course Of the
arbitration. with view OF reimbursement
He was inform ed in reply that the German gov
ernment had ''n0 bill OF expenses against the
United States"
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while its completion viii be welcomed by the
commercial men Of New York as opening
another of the many avenues by which the
vast products of Western agricultural and
mining industry may reach our wharves. Sur
veys are in progress, the generally level char
acter of the country and its slight elevation
apparently offering no very formidable obsta-
cles to the work, which is roughly estimated
to cost four million dollars.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04
Hayti.

Matters In Hayti are comparatively quiet, but the
government is inwardly disturbed by the pressing
demands Of the French Minister for $4,000, gold,
compensation due to the French citizens re-
suit of the late revolution. The French Minister
threatens to resort to the same measures Germany
has already taken, and has sent for the French Adj
mira. The Haytian government, however. has ap-
pealed to the liberality and humanity OF President
THEIRS.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

Battle with Indians I'm Guatemala-
A Conspiracy I'm Costa Rica-TrOuble
I'm Spanish HOnduras-Fire I'm Darien-
Indians Amncsticd In Salvador.
The following intelligence from Central America
has been received by the steamer st. Thomas.
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FAILURE OF AN OLD swINDLINe DODGE.

CUMBERLAND Md, Nov. 3, 1874
A man giving his name as Henry Rowland, de-
posted in the Second National Bank of this city.
yesterday, check for $4,000 on the Fulton National
Bank of New York, purp0rting to be signed by g.
H. Mallory Co. An hour afterwards he drew his
check for $3 600 and was requested to call again.
Teegraphic information from New York announced
the check fraud. Rowland did not call again and
has not been arrested.
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FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE Nov. g. 1879.
The large steam cooper shops of Messrs. Andes,.
Brookbank 4 Co., ar Jeffers0nville, Ind, were,
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $4,000; in
| surance, $4,000, in western companies.
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Bay Islands.

Dr. Gathue, the Governor OF the Bay Islands, dis
covering that there was conspiracy on foot tC
imprison him, fed to British Honduras. He has ar
rived at Belize.
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FIRE IN PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 3, 1879.
A fire early this morning in Danes livery stable
| here damaged the building considerably and
burned nearly twenty sets of harness. banketa,
robes, seighs, &c. Loss $50, 900; insurance $6O0Q
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New Granada.

KINGSTON, ia, Oct. 20, 1872.
The tomba fever which has been an epidemic in
Carthagena and along the coast, has not entirely
disappeared. There are stin good many cases OF
1t in Carthagena.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

Am Epidemic I'm New Grcnada-An Earth.
quake I'm Lima, Peru.
The steamer st. Thomas has brought the follow
ing news from South America.
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Costa Rica.

President Guardlas was expected to leave
England on the 18th October for Costa Rica. There
Is q conspiracy on foot to get up q revolution.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. g. 1871
The first snow OF the season fell this evening.
The fall continued for nearly an hour. The thec.
m0meter marked four degrees above freezing point.
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CHINESE CONVERTS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 8, 1872.
/ Chan Lai Sun, the Chinese Imperial Commissioned
Of Education, together with his wife, to-day joined
the South Congregational Church, In this city.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

The Legislature voted sum OF money to enable
the poor who had their houses blown down by the
hurricane Of 1871 to erect huts. The money was dis
tributed, and, as matter Of political routine, the
bill was sent to England that 1t might receive Her
Majestys assent and 1t has just been returned by
the secretary OF State vetoed by Her Majesty.
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FREIGHT TRAIN COLLISION.

Four Persons Instantly Ktllcd-One
M0rtally Wounded.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Nov. 8, 1S72
On Friday night two freight trains c0ided on the
Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad. Conductor
BOwser and three others instantly killed, and
another person m0rtally injured
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Guatemala.

1kfESuoFOSb OOVs 70,
Two hundred Indians attacked Jalapa on the
nth ut. The battle lasted an hour and resulted In
the defeat Of the Indians, who fed and were
pursued by 800 troops AL the eastern depart
ments are quiet P
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TELEGRAM TO Tine NEW Yoax HERALD.

Counts Chotek and Vitythum are about to ex-
change ambassorships the former going to Mad.
rid and the latter to Brussels.
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SNOW IN MAINE.

Average temperature for corresponding
date last year.
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WAH DEPAKTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICgR,
WARRINGTON, Nov. Al A. M.


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICgR,
WARRINGTON, Nov. Al A. NJ
synopsis Jor the Past T,oesuJ0r Hours
On the lower lakes and thence over the Middle
and Eastern States clearing and clear weather,
northerly to westerly winds and rising barometer
have prevailed. Over the South AtIansic and Gun
States northwesterly and northery winds. high
pressures and generally clear weather. From tho
upper lakes to the Ohio valley northerIy to west
ery winds. clearing weather and Increased pres
sure. In the Northwest and thence to the Missis-
s'pi valley winds veering to southerly, partly
cloudy weather.
Probabilities
On the lower lakes and in the Northeast clear
ing and clear weather, with increasing pressure
and northwestery winds; In the Middle and South
Atlantic States clear weather and nortneriy winds
with frequent frosts In the former; in the Gule
States northerly to easterly winds and partly
cloudy weather; In the Northwest, and thence to
Michigan and Western Tennessee southerly wind9
and partly cloudy weather; In Indiana and Ohio
and southwark clear weather and light, variable
winds.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

BY the arrival OF the steamer St. Thomas we are
in possession Of the following intelligence from the
West Indies.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 2, 1872.
The United States steamer Shawmut arrived
here this morning from Mexican ports
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

SrRAsBORG, Nov. 8, 1872.
The German government will re-establish next
year the Councils General in Alsace and Lorraine
in the same form in which they existed under the
French dominion.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

Bishop Tronette, indignant at the criticisms OF
the st. Lslctan (newspaper, has sent out an action
against the editor for libel The damages are laid
at $4,000.
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IElEeaAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Nov. 8, 1872.
lie GGulofs has report that Count Won Arnim
has demanded OF President Thiers disavowal OF
General Ducrot's order Of the day, in which he
speaks bitterly OF the Germans.
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TElEeams TO TINE NEW YOM MRALD.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1872.
The horse disease has appeared In several places
in Devonshire.
1t IL especially severe in Tverton and vicinity.
Citizen Dcmonstrat tfon I'm favor OF the
Fcnians.
TElEeaAms TO TINE NEW york HeaALp.

Fcnians.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1872
The mass meeting at Hyde Park to-day In favor
OF amnesty for the Fenian convicts was very large
and orderly. No attempt was made by the authori-
ties to interfere with the proceedings Speeches
were made and resolutions adopted demanding
the release OF the prisoners
PREMIER GLADsr0NK's POSITION.
Premier Gladstone explained his position on the
subject Of the release Of the Fenian prisoners who
now held In custody quite just lately In reply to
an Irish memorial. His secretary, dating In Down
ing street, said
am directed by Mr.. Gladstone to acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter and OF the accompanying
copy OF the resolutions adopted In favor OF the re-
lease OF upwards OF forty Irishmen detained IN
prison for alleged completely with political move
ments connected with Ireland" Mr.. Gladstone
regrets that he can only refer those on whose be-
half you have addressed him to the answers which
he has already given to similar memorials 70 the
efiect that all those whom the government can re-
gard as political prisoners have long since been
released.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04
AUSTRIA.

Ministerial Representative Changes at the Courts
Of Spain and Belgium.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

The smallpox is abating.
The prospo5a OF the coming sugar crop are not
very encouraging on account OF unfavorable
weather and insects. Some planters say they do
not expect to reap over q fourth OF what they
reck0ned on two months ago.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04
FRANCE AND GERMANY.

Prussian Attention to General Ducrot's Official
Threat.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

6S6 Broadway Great Jones street. are opening soa
choice patterns Of Oslers Crystal Chandeliers Also gilt
and colored Gas Fixtures all kinds also China
Glass and Plated Ware.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

Richard Raynor, well known lawyer of Syracuse. "
Y, died suddenly yesterday, in the sxeth year OF his
He preparing for church when he stricken
with heart disease.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04


~ ~ THE TaE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
irrespective oS party and o. potics having pride in al
s
e ds sna aHd
People % es ssSa S e o
% S a Ss s Ss a.s re-
been called upon preside at some Of the leading GRIM
a utility yam and 9as MY SsS Ssa eS
s Sss
81 p sw efSsr
81 s Al ass a% e.. hs Ps%Rs
stance perfectly performed every obligation imposed
Ss
70 a sss lis
sseSs 's as q W
electors of this city TO sustain by every honorable
sas 1s
his duty RyEn on ali
Snd a% srns has sustained the Hsy ysi q
Edwin Edwin, HaoIyt aoI,. Bas,0aoa Barton Allen, nsa., ~
fSSi: f' \ Won Herman, Fowler I Wilson,
sssss sss zHs2lawan .'?s y$ ii 6ossIus.
fS%e Robert fsRBCS%fn %nturn. FeIiowes age 4 Co.. cSs
u IFS~dfy' Fordy zsssal zsa"aFf tesry. " Jerome
d. q. Hays, Kufus Hatch,
william l.. Jenkins, Robinson suydam,
Stewart Brown, George Bolton
George A. OsgoOd Alley a Co.,,
w. X. Travers, M. A. Whcclock,
c. q. Haven, Boyd, Vincent Il CO.,
II. w. Gray, Dean, McGnnis 4 CO.,
Edward King, Evans Wharton Co.
Ward, Campbell Co., l.. Delmonico,
T. J. s. Flint, w. r. Taboys,
Y. Chandler, A. w. Stebbns,
Richard Schell, Hallgarten Co.,
Nichols, Stone Co., q. Watt
X W. Howes Mr. Binghall.
Osborn Chaplin, A. B. Balip Co.,
Henry s. Leavit, Fred. Nathan.
and many others
A SILK Hat, Expressly Adapted 20 Young
who about changing the stI1 Derby cap for
the more manly hat at ESPENSCHEIDS, lib Nassau IT.
A.-Herald Branch Once. Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton and Bocrum street.
Open from A. NJ. t08 II. NJ;
On Sunday from to T. NJ
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Darien.
Salvador.

The town OF Twavista was destroyed by fire or
October 10. The loss is estimated at $150,O0O.
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The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF Lass
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut8
Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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ENGLAND.

Tho HORSE Disease Appears at Several Points Of
the southvsstsrn Territory Peculiarly Be-
we're Attaclu at Continent River Site.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

An amnesty has been offered the Indians who
took part In the war of the 18th OF August at zaco
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

Saokett's Magic Coloris Changes the
Depos II Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

B-4-An Cough Remedies stands
CASES COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR.
NJ H-DruQQists sell it.
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SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 8, 1872.
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy start East on Monday.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04
GERMANY.

Imperial Plan Of Rule in the Conquered French
Territory.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

Royal Havana LOttcry.-Prixcs Cashod,
orders lled Information furnished highest rates paid
spanish Bank Bis TAYIOR& CO. Bankers u Wall ST.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

Remedy for Horse Asthma.-Olive
! and chest will effect Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 262 Broadway. corner Of Murray street.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

SILK Hat, Expressly Adapted TO Young
men who about changing the stiff Derby for
the more manly hat at ESPENSCHEIDS, il8 Nassau q
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

corner Of Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Open from s A. NJ. TO 8 r. NJ;
On Sunday from to T. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-18

CHANCE OF PEoeRA1nEE-I; has beer
decided BY the managers OF the Bapis'
fair aSd festival 10 be he'd 81 Washington
Hall, Thurs5sy and Frid.y GREETINGS
September eth Aat 9Th, 10 dispose o
the magnificent EoEe Sewing Mschint
Upo1 the following p!sn, instead Of tbs,
formerly announced:
Tickets OF admission 10 the fair aat
festival, . centE.
The Psrsga baying s certain designated
ticket viii be entitled To the machine, the
decision 10 be nsde on the evening OF tht
9Th b. Trustworthy SCENTS
We hope 10 see some deserving LADY
secure this largest and be! finished O
Howe's mSchines, worth Sl25.
Those holding admission tickets car
exchange for neS.
Tickets for sSle 81 the Howe SEWING
Machine Office, where the nAchire IS o.
exhibition; at C. Il Quimby's; Paris
drug store on the Island; and by mem.
bers Of the congregation and Sunday
School.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-18

BADLY Hurt. - Monday afternoon
about 1 o'clock, little boy named Kleis.
ner, whose father resides in the Eighth
Ward, was very badly hurt by being
thrown from q car loaded with coal while
coming down the grade al the mouth oil
The Washington Mill mine. One Of the
wheels passed over the boys left thigh,
tearing of the flesh down 10 the knee, and
making a wound Of frightful proportions,
The ankle Of the same leg was also badly
injured. The little fellow Is only four OF
i've years old, and can give no conec;
Idea Of what threw him under the car.
His physician cannot yet determine Whe,h.
ef the ankle is broken or not, on Sccoun;
oIts swollen condition, and he tears that
anb or two may so be broken. Yester.
day, the little fellow was doing better than
the nature and extent Of his injuries
would seem to indicate, and strong hopes
were entertained that he would survive,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-18

STILL GoNG.-Another Of our enter.
prising young men, Joseph F. Psull, son
o! Judge PAUL, left our city, yesterday.
Mr.. P, will go into business in Union
town, Pa, and takes with him the best
wishes OF hosts Of friends for his success.
We hear that ". Il. Caldwell, formerly
with J. 7. LAkin & Co, on Monroe Street.
has purchased ~ interest in a furnace
near Uniontown, ard is now there look.
ing after it he has not yet taken his
family TO his new home, but will do so
at an early day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-18

POLICE CouRT.-Judge Good returned
Monday evening, and made his appear
ance on the bench Of the police court
yesterday morning. He was greeted By
the following offenders: John Rhodes
dsoTdelly, ten dollars and costs; Jane:
Dugan, same, five dollars and costs
This last named party will be recognized
as the individual who insisted on fighting
a man named Baker, Saturday evening
in front Of the Delmonico saloon, carried
his point, got whipped, and had to pay
nine or ten dollars besides. Served him
rightly -a..
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$5OO,COO CASH DISTRIBUTION.
The Grand Gift Concert
AFFIXED FACT.
IS eptem Der az tho Day.
YOUR TICKETS now Or SzyKR

TIE JIs; EAles Of tiekeaE already nade, a.d ne
tscreIEtrS oe7s16 IoE fhea truca ~ esGSiers
5GLiLG determined the Trustees that tie GsEu1
GIFT Coanesi toF the beneG; Of Tie PabBe LIbtEEJ
o. ke1iEskT, Advertised for SEGUEDAr. sep:ea.
os: :, 1873, ES4l FosIITTET eone a o. rs;
Gay Wltsc1i pcs- PJ.s9e-t. The EGsAHnsst
HoW poGEes A. ukJ eGpsct 70 participate IN ;he
c;2E!Ls tai tssy s.SEid bay tbeiT tiekefs .:
o2oe. D4-2Y IRA t<T Gays cEasGd ra1zy Tao
Wsnisc ;!=kstS :: lie coneEf 10 December la;
70 soTtlhozi thea Zone Irving In Louisville
waited EnHi sAe$ ESre closed, expsctir Z. 10
eo2o:- iSSS:5'oaezEc; ard tsCn eESred Efseen,
;TeaEJ, I'D tyS2 tTe-;y Eve to.i1rs 70. titkEti
E=.ca ibe e1y before we're eEe-ed 10 purchaser
=; tie TtEElE pC1ce- Ofse.s nTtnR q 6,stEncs
selt iao2s4oeS Of co,!G.s By nal L1d expreEI
Tsies got he:e SctE- s1'es Eze closed, and hsd
20 he sSai hack Ihsse d.ssp2oin;5eats nted
DO: oer1r ESEtn II The waning row c3Ten
= 6.e Es4soc is heedA6
TIE e:SEirg Efl 6sSt. precisely u o'eSoci
SGs1rd1y Do:ltsg. S<p.enhes q, ts;l IN -
graz hIl Of tie Pzhhs LIhE1yy hsildinE, az
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-18

THE CAMPAIGN COMMENCED. The bill
posters Of Dan Roe's Paris Pavilion Cir.
Gus are busily engaged in pIastering al
sTdlAble spots with their bills announcing
September 18th IS the date Of the open.
ing performance st CaIdwelps Field in
South Wheeling. 1t may interest the
residents Of Moundsville and Sun6sh To
know that Dan Rice will shortly visi,
these places on his grand Southern tour
commencing October lst- Col Rice Is
now awaiting the arrival Of 3 boat 70,
characterization.
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Eighteenth Year Begins Sent. !
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY


EsabHlAtd tg CDrrssI: lSop:ed by tie s,.:.;
h'dst'hJ he et5sTOl=ase Of iIa.rsesIlI, Eoas.
tss, AID OtaAE !asu :=iiuLs.
EtTs DePsEttaea3 o. Ias-s.ti0a-Lisszssy,
Scientific, hE.iss!s=ra. XaIts=y 1ue EaE.sesg.
Ing Aisos tso:Ozrl! orSIstred PrepnI;o:y
osTl-tsst=i,
Ia esarsOf HlI'Ee PIel!ty .: LeoozpulAed
teho!aFs AID teeoessf7l educators.
PAX Tux BEGIN September S.h WuTER
DeoenbEf itA. sFEIEs. March ssh.
CoENEScENEST, JUBe 70. ia.
To:Gi sEPesseEtuus !sotoS4sopzye .,. Ls..
% ihose boarding in elsbs.
Send fog c.ss'osaA, saatAiHiaE fan p.raea.
ALEX HARTES, President
NOAS4SrovH. ". Va, JulJ Il, is1l. jy40
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rLouble Ia he Creek Nalion

ST. LOUIS, September ia late Fort
Smith (Ark.l paper learns from gentle
man Just from The Creek Nation, that
there il doubt OF their coming TO the head
Chief, Chicote, With men favorable 10 law
and order. They are IN arms, and are
bsias sustained by United States troops
sent rom For Gibson, in al! numbering
about 800. The Sands party are also il
arms with nearly the same strength, and
t collision Is regarded as almost ineTiia.
bic 1; IS stated that If SANDS party ST.
tempt fGrihe. resistance 10 law, no quSc.
uers will be shown them
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. September I7.-Wn- Aue,'
Ter, who with his vile and I've children
has been sick With the smallpox 81 hi!
residence 1896 North Secord street, in 9
1t Of deliriun today cut his ihrus; And
several veins G. his wrist with . t4olt
knife, snd bled toGaih. The remainder
OF the family, who Sere il very destitute
Circumstances, hsye been taken 10 u:
hSsD;tsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-18

JEFFERSON SIREEI.-Council fought
another round on tie Jefferson stree,
business, last evening and fnaNy con
cluded TO start again ron the beginning
By inviting proposals ior the filling. Ar
advertisement 10 that etfec; appears il
another column. Bids are to be received
until O'Clock tomorrow evening. II il
would not lead TO call for q meeting o.
Council 10 consider the kind Of sewer
which should be pnt in, We would like &c
inquire if anything Is being done in thai
direction:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-18

New FAIL ASD wSrER GooDA-c.
Hes, corner Of Main and Quincy streets,
has Just received The most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Cas.
SimeTes, Scotch ChsEiots, English and
French DlasOnals, Cloths 'oi al shades.
VestipgA Gentlenens Furnishing Goods,
&c, that can be found IN The city. he
does an work in the best style and guar.
Sntees fits