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sheriff OF the City and County OF New York
Publishers Of newspapers will not insert this notice
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MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN. Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1872-10-26

VNANTED-A PROTESTANT MARRIED WOMAN AS
w cook, washer and ironer in private family Apply
to HENRY N. DODGE 10 West oath ST., from 10 to
o'clock.
, 1872-10-21

avoid an arrest, and that his flight from the
country, if it has not actually taken place, is SO
arranged TINT it Will speedily occur, and in such
q manner as to elude the officers OF the law
Tweed has not yet put in an appearance with his
bail. As It is not probable any Supreme Court
Judge can be found on the bench to-day, he Will
stay at Greenwich, Conn.,, where he is supposed
to bo, till Monday. '...
Runors ere current that an ex-Sherif has
been indicted for presenting Illegal bills to tho
1t WAS learned at Tweed's 1aw-office to-day,
that Tweed is quite ready to appear and offer
bail, and will do SO when required. Also, that
the ex-Ross was within 80 minutes ride Of his
Office, and did not mediate flight at all. There
is very little excitement n regard to the matter
about the City Hall.
RELEASED ON BAIL.
Chief Of Police McWilliams, Of Jersey City,
has been released on bail.
REPORTED FAILURE.
Fhe failure Of Caldwell, Walker l. Co., brokers,
is announced.
MURDERER SENTENCED.
Mark Flanagan was to-day sentenced to inn
prisonment for life for numbering Ills wife.
CARD FROM MR. BARLOW.
Statements have been made, under the inspi-
ration Of Jay Gould and the dethroned Erie ring,
that S. L. NJ Barlow, tho present counsel for
the Erie Railroad, had made bargains With the
Sleeping Coach Company on the Eric Railroad to
his own advantage. Mr.. Barlow responds with
the fullest explanation Of the whole matter re-
ferrcd to, showing that his action Tas irreproach-
able in ITSELF and, besides had received the en-
tire sanction of the Board of Directors, includ-
ing General Dix, who waa then President Of the
Company.
, 1872-10-21
Railroad Intelligence.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Oct, 19,-The survey and location
Of the route for the second 10 miles Of the Ga
lena narrow gauge road from Junction House
to Platteville, Wis, will be commenced on
Monday. It is the intention to push the work
rapidly, as to completeit that far this season.
The citizens Of Platteville voted $32 900 in aid
Of this road, BY vote Of 541 for to los against.
The Central Railway CONSTRUCTION Company
has been organized at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. BY
some of the heavy capitalists of that piace,
prominent among whom are William Green,
George Douglass, ". ". Walker, and others,
all well known railroad men, 1t is their inten-
tion to buy, control, operate, and build all the
road they can.
It is Stated that Alex. Mitchell, President Of
tho Dubuque aud Monroe Railroad, has signed
contracts for the construction of the road to
Shu11aburg, Wis, at cost of go, 900 per mile,
with Dubuque as one terminus and Milwaukee
us the other The people along the line OF this
road will have the advantage Of the choice Of
two good markets. Men whose Judgment in
matters Of this kind is excellent express the ut
most confidence in the project and say the coun-
try to be intersected By this road is very much in
want of railroad facilities and no road, in their
estimation, will yield greater profit.
Grading on the Iowa Pacific Koad is all finished
beyond Wavorly, Bremer county, and Wors is be-
ing rapidly prosecuted.
5fany laborers in the employ OF the Chicago,
Dubuque aud Minnesota Road have struck for
higher wages, with poor prospects Of success. .
, 1872-10-21

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Breath: Ut extended over B. space about q hah
mile vide, and destroyed in ita course.
Where it swept through aforest its: track can be
followed as plainly % II corps Of engineers had
with lll their axes 1efelled thsI trees; -:
Mot tree is left standing in it's track. Soy
eral dwelling houses were blown down and ut
ter1y destroyed. Among others, our informanta
knew positively Of Mr. Jones Richardson ~Afr.
Pinlmey Tate, a1r. Toney Hart, and Mr. Moore.
hIr. Moores wife vas standing in the door when
the wind came, and was blown out of the house,
out of the yara-and into the public road; where;
fortunately, behind the shelter Of the point of q
hiu, she recovered hersof.: thtr. George Epey g
house VAS also destroyed. Mr-Bomar had q fna
orchard Of ple-trees, which we're twisted from
their places and sent the Lord only Knows
where. The cottonfe1ds that 1ay IN the zone
over whichth cyclone swept are rendered ab-
solntely worthless, and the loss occasioaed By it
may be estimated at thousands. Where it came
from and .where it went no one knows and no
one cares. It utterly devastated one of the fair
est valleys in Georgia. It is reported that Sugar
Valley had q visit from this ternble fend.
, 1872-10-21

81 would follow. As hefreached out his hand
for the beer, Davis caught up his own mug and
threw the contents into Clifford's face.
;, The latter sprang toward him to resent the IN
suit, when Davis quickly drew large knife and
plunged it into his body, seyering the intestines
anu causlng wound that proved fatal in two or
three days. Davis VAS tried for the murder,
but was acquitted on the ground Of self-defence,
as Cl1ord either tried to draw some weapon or
stabbed.
Davis Is also reported to have found 4 New
Orleans gambler altogether too intimate with
his woman, and, taking him aside one evening,
he informed him that the woman was the sarne
to him IS q wife would be, and thnt he had
purchased tho house and furniture for her.
He concluded by saying that he did not
particularly blame him (the gamb1n),
as he did not understand the case, but
be requested him to never revisit his house.
This the gambler promised, and Davis said ht
vas aatisded. He, however, added that, should
the gambler forfeit his word, he would find him
less amiab1e on second occasion for conversa-
ton on that subject. The gambler did keep
away from the house for time, but one night,
when he supposed Davis up the river, returned.
by appointment, aud had just seated himself for
q wine supper and tete-n-tete with the object of
Davis affections, when Davis himself walked
into the room, and, after knocking the inter-
loper down with poker, sliced OF the tip Of his
nose with bowie-knife, remarkng that he:
would forever spoil bis good looks. He then dis.
covered consciousness to walk, ushered him out
Of the front door before the muzzle of pistol
Davis died five OF BIZ years ago, while On trip
through the South, but whether he fell by tho
hand Of some man equally despernte, Or. died OF
disease, Waa not stated.
, 1872-10-21

PH1IADELpH1A, Oct 19.-The game OF base
bali to-day resulted: Bostons S; Athletics, g. :.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-The single scull-boat
race, three miles, on the Ohio, this afternoon,
for the Cincinnati championship, was won BY
Houser in q minutes. Brown come in min
utes later.
LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 19.-The Horse Fair
closed to-day. Tho weather was fine and the
track in superb order. The time in the second
race was remarkable, being the best on record
for two-year old.
The first trot was for the Farmers Home
Journal premium Of 500, for stations which
made the HeaHon OF 1872 in Kentucky, $50 each,
mile heats, three in five to harness. second horse
to save entrance money. The result WIS g. walk
oyerb Princes Sentinel, 9years old, BY RyE-
dyk's Hambletonian.
The second trot was match for premium OF
$500: mile heats, three in five to harness, md
was won by Princes two years old. By Ericsson.
Time, 2:40ss4.
The third trot, for o premium of 9150, for FIVE
year olds and under 800 to the first, $50 to the
second mile heats. three in fye. to harness.
, 1872-10-21
E1FeEs

C1Sc1SSAT1, Oct. ia fire, this afternoon,
broke out in the mattress department. Of ". F.
Wohrman'a factory, Fifth, between lain and
Walnut streets. Loss and damages, &c, COO; in
sured.
CLEVELAND, Oct. IA fire broke out about
10 o'clock last night at Sandushy, O., III the dry
room attached to the Woolworth Handle Works
building, and the stock and machinery we're en-
tirely destroyed. The flames extended west to
the lumber yard of Lea & Moss, but we're soon
extinguished. They also extended east to the
lumber yard Of P. Gilcher l. Co., destroying
about $500, 900 feet Of lumber The loss on the
handle works is about $4,000; insured for
sured. Gilcher d Co.'s loss is about $50, 900 !;
insured for about $40, 900. Nearly 100 men are
thrown out Of employment.
, 1872-10-21

Herkfmer Coaaa r. Dairy Market.
LITTLE FALLS, n. T.; Oct, 10th, 1s72-The market
has been pretty ACTIVE this week though transactions
fered somewhat with the delivery Of farm dairies,
which not far from 800 boxes These sol at 12c
to l3sc The quality Of farm datrles is generally quite
good. .
Factories were largely represented, the offerings
being Upwards Of 900 boxes, from 1000 to 5000 Of
which changed hnnds. The top price WIS which
1<c below what expected would be reached by
the fancy factories" We give quotations Of sales
foowg: Mtddteyil1e,, ,141lc; Manheitn, 1411e; Little
Falls Central, 14elc; Iasseflxde 40; koef Nellis,
14Ao; Freeman, 13Tc;1: Flat Greek, 14c
Old = Fairdald, 14kc North .Farhed,
14Ilc; Fairfield Association, 141fc; Euphrata, lie
Empire 14c; D1ckel 14c; Dairy Hill 1414c; Charles
ton Union t4Ac;. Charleston corners 14i{c; Cold
Spring 1xc; Christmas 14c; Broos1nan Corners 14o
Batee l4Hc; Avery Ives 14a1c; vanho1nsyil1e lie
St. townsville 14o; Smith Creek: 144<c; State Fiji
14Ac; Band HIl1 l4c; Old. SALISBURY 14Ac; Ryder
137lc; Root 1tAc; Rathbunsvil1e 14c Pa1atin Union
144c Paines' Hollow 14c; Norway ALSO. 141lc; New
ytte 1451c; Newport 143tsc. :.
Butter is coming forward in increased quantities
fresh, in good packages, from go to 27c.
At the Herkmer Village market farm dairies sold at
10H to 13c, and fancy lots from 1917 to 14n. Factories
1t The Utica market about 1000 boxes Of cheese
changed hands at 13 to 14,zc-
Fall feed has been very abundant in Herkn1er, and
the first froat to do any damage occurred on the
ing Of the 18th $50 >!,:
, 1872-10-21

MADISON, Wis, Oct, 1.-TWO mysterious
cases have just 1anspired in this county: Miss
Amelia Schetter, a very prepossessing girl of 16
years, while on . visit at her fathers at McFar-
land, on Saturday last, mysteriously disappeared
in the evening, md no clue can be ascertained ns
to her whereabouts. 4 married woman was ab-
Quoted in the town of Windsor, about week
ago, and was tnken away forcibly by two men in
q covered carriage, after drugging her husband.
He seems to know nothing Of the circum-
stances. Her dress WAS found on the road, sew
era1 miles from her residence, and brought to
the sherifr's office. Fears Of foul play are en-
tertained in both Of these cases.
, 1872-10-21
wisconsin's Charitable Institutions.

WdsCU11SHA73 Cn@1f1taDEe 1Izstfa1ItAVHSs
Special Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 19.-The State Board Of
Charities, whose visitation Of various State and
county charitable and penal institutions last
fall, and the unvarniehed tale they told of their
condition. led to most salutary and greatly.
needed reforms in many cases, have commenced
their fall tour of inspection, preparatory to
and Merrill, and Airs. W P. Lynde, Of
the Board, visited the State Hospital for the In
sane and the Soldiers Orphans Home, and to-
day the Dane County Jail. They express them
the condition Of the Jail as much improved dur
ing tho past year. The Rock County Poor
House, reported in snch shameful condition
last year, is now in irst-rate order in an re-
spccta.
, 1872-10-21
FOREIGN.


oQV1H NWEnlVF.a
New yonz, Oct: 1s.-south American adyicea
have no news of Importance 49, ..
There was riot at Santiago, Chill, between
the Metropolitan police. One person was killed
and many wounded. The ringleaderB were ar
rested.
The attitude Of Costa Rica toward Nicaragua
On the boundary question is not considered con-
ciHato1y.
The Costa Rica plot to overthrow Guardia's
Government during his absence was discovered
and defeated by Pento, Acting President. The
chief Of the plot ia said to be Valdeya, ex-Minis
ter Of Duenas, and refugee from Salvador. He
has been expelled from the country.
, 1872-10-21

NASHVILLE, Oct. 19.-W. 3. Stokes, Republic
can, has announced himself rs candidate for
Congress in this district. The party will proba-
bly, next week make another nomination,
and Republicans both held large meetings to-
night. General Geo. Marry, OF the Rebel
army, waB one Of the speakers at the Republic
can meeting.
, 1872-10-21
POI Li7iCAL.

POLITICAL.
"oA7o" AT PEoS'e;ologRsoH's" eogn4. At A DIS:
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, Ill, Oct. l9.-Senator Morton, Of IN
diana, addressed 3 moderately sized audience
here this evening, on the political issues of the
day. BE devoted the principal part Of his
speech to reviewing Horace Greeley's record,
and defending General Grants.
The straighout Democratic ticket nominated
here Thursday is thinning out wonderfully. Two
Of the candidates have come ont with letters OF
declination, and the balance are expected to.
VIEWS OF HCRATlo sEYE oUR.--THE NEW YORK
ElATORALTY.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19-GoTernor Horatio Sey-
mour made speech, yesterday. ut Whitestown,
Oneida County, in this State, in which he said:
tsThere were good and sufficient reasons, in the
present condition Of the country, to cause al
right-minded men, and honest men, to work
unitedIy for reform in the administration Of
public affairs, not only in Washington, but the
whole community. The fact that Ohio and PENN
sylvaniah have voted against u.s. did not weaken his
position, and discourage him in his belief and
connaence LIEU tne Pt1hc1pies u l1eno anu jus-
tice would, IN the end, triumph. Ihe honest
people of the country did not enter into tho
present contest merely to elect a President, but
fo institnta a reform Which Woald be- heneicial
to fha National State. and local Administra-
tions This must he done onietlv and efTcctiveIy.
Va don't want violent resolutions to mimi
ous7v affect tha hns;ness interests of the Gov-
arnr9ant Tha nr;ncinIea nnon 1rb;ch ionest
Democrate and rasnecteh1e men of no ,,erty have
united, will continue to claim the attention OF
Ever man, woman and child Is atfected by the
questions Which now W agitate the country. and
III ara ;nterested in fbe matter Of reform, Ten
.ao1,a. ga;na5 hv dsIonast nneena NstnIen from
tha GoESernmonf or obtained hv nrivata ar r,nl3io
-an,h1;,,1 NTou,5 ha 1ootei nr,o1 wiz con
ft,a1,nt Sn, eli reenectah1e neonia Nnw t1,a
man who stee1s thousands or millions Of dollars
from the nennle's treasury has his respectability
measured by the amonnt be has plnndered. and
nnh1;c thieves and dafaulters nog fIoat 1non fhg
forTnoet wave At nonnaritv. We must have a
.Senge tn correct Hose ev;1s. as M marty ever
snccsadad IN raformin~ itsa1f The Kannh,;ca1
narfv toid ffe Democrscv tIis tr,,t1, n few yeaTs
s1o and tr;nmnl,ed an;1 mn. 7ce saw the ssTne
sJ;1,e ~ tpen, yo,7 connof raforn,
ronE5a1vs. ns ~ Wa never vii bava =
feeforat;nn of c,oo or31er in the community and
acnnonnx- =, ia adn;nistrat;on IF nnh1c affa;re
,nt;1 - hsro -. chan1a NaTar hofnra havaanch
rast enns ~ money 6asse1 thronoh tha hands ~
11h};c officials a. haTa 1,een },o1dle7 1v them
ss;nna tha cnn1Trancenent ~ tie var Tn fIa
nresa,,t condition of 1nh1ic oninion The sense If
1Ti1ht 10 finnte3 and hardened bv thn frequency
ut bic p the 1ennlea eara a1e al with tbe
, 1872-10-21
Terrible TOrnndo-Houses Crushed
like EggBhcl1s-Trees Tossed About
Like Feathers.

From Tho Rome {Ga.) Commercial I'd.
Walker County has been. the scene OF probably
tho Beverest tornado that ever swept through
heavy loud came up and lowered over East
Armuchee, between subigna and Yil1anow. The
cloud was broidered and fretted with incessant
flashes Of lightning, that 1eaped and fingered
in iTid play on it's dark body, Suddenly and
swept over the country, shrieking like 3 thous-
and fends, .bu1eting grown trees on it's burly
bosom as Il they were feathers, and sweeping
houses from their foundations With single
, 1872-10-21

Rstsrs 9sS Msgie 'ss the EinnsE Time 2:ss; 2s
The fourth trot was for Uranium Of $50,
free for all ages, $500 to the first, $50 to Xhe
second mile heats, 5 IN s to harness. J.Hoyts
chestnut gelding, Thomas L: Young, was tha
winner
Time, 2:2911{, 2:2711E, 2:2o1555.
, 1872-10-21

AHEAt OH NlNs
LONDON, Oct. 19.-Sir Rounde1l Pa1me- re-
ceives $4,000 for his services before the Geneva
Tribunal
Two persons were killed and several injured
by railroad accident, near Sheffield, yeHterday.
The Board Of Public Works voted almost
tolls On Water1on and % otar to Af1e h1;9gaa across
the Thames River. 4 conference with the Gov
ernment for carrying ont the measure will short
" be held.
, 1872-10-21
PRESCRIPTION OF LIBERALS.

PRESCRIPTION OF LIBERALS.
WARRINGTON, Oct. l9.-The Pennsylvania
State Republican Association, composed utmost
wholly Of small clerks in tho departments, had
meeting here last light, at which it was resolved
to expel several Of their former associates, also
office holders, for the crime Of having voted
against Hartranft at the late election in the Key
stone Slate.
, 1872-10-21
FRANCE,

PARIS, Oct. 19.-Senator Summer visited GAM
BETA yesterday. He expressed the warmest
sympathy for the French Republic. Gambetts
Was deeply impressed by the interview.
, 1872-10-21
NTuCkY.


Fatal Accfdent-The Small PoX.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 19.-Benianin Bartlett was
killed, and Mike Manyan fatally wounded, to-day,
in stone quarry in the suburbs, by q portion Of
q ledge OF rock falling on them.
Reports about the smallpox here are greatly
exaggerated: The cases are mainly among the
, 1872-10-21
AUSTRIA,

LONDON, Oct. 19.-The announcement Of the
marriage Of General yon Schweilebe, the Ger
man Ambassador at Vienna, to Minister jays
daughter, WIS premature. The marriage was
so1emnized yesterday.
, 1872-10-21
SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct, 19.-The- Cortes has voted in
favor OF considering q resolution providing for
the abolition Of capital punishment for political
offences. ~,
, 1872-10-21

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 19.-Thc Republican County
Haveneyer for Mayor, Noah Davis for Supreme
Court Judge, Cooper G. Vanvorst, for the Sr-
porior Court, and benjamin 4. Phelps for Dis
trict Attorney. Tho Convention unanimously
voted for Isaac Dayton for City Judge, but did
not nominate him, as the Committee Of Seventy
is to be consulted.
, 1872-10-21

date now in the field that represents it. or the
.ssA great opportunity has been lost by bad
couneels-a great cause betrayed by selfish IN
triguers. IT is possibly too late to retrieve false
steps. Tt is not too late to record a
solemn protest against fraud and trench
cry. It is never too late to raise
voice in behalf Of truth ..- and
justice. By rallying to the support Of O'Conor
and Adams We shall testify to our devotion to
principle. ne shall maintain the existence Of a
Constitutional party resolutely determined to
istration, and Uphold The liberties o Of tie people,
, 1872-10-21
TeIeEr<apllic Rrevitics.


The second trial Of A1rs. Wharton, Of Balti-
more, will commence in November.
The person who committed suicide at STAN
wiz Hall, Albany, Oct. 2, was not Nh: Levison,
of San Francisco, as was reported Tho name
Of the suicide is still mystery.
). Z. Townsend and Houston z. Florence, two
young men Of Atlanta, Ga, fought 9 duel on
Friday evening, with donble-barrelled guns,
charged with buck-shot, at q distance of 40
PAGES. Townsend was seriously wounded at the
first fire. Both belong to most respectable
families.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Illinois, North, is
in session at Rock Island, with about $50 dele
gates; On Sunday. prominent members Of It the n
Rock 1slgnd, Moline, Milan, and Davenport.
A son Of Michael Nichols, Of Nashville, Tenn,
was accidentally burnt to death on Saturday.
After taking him out bed this morning, his
mother left him seated in chair in his. night
clothes, and . few moments after was called to
him by his cries. He had got out Of his chair,
and, going near the fire, his clothes caught:
William Mcguire and John Ryan, of St.
Louis, between whom q grudge has existed for
some time, quarelled, and, On Sunday, Mcguire
stabbed Ryan, killing him instantly. Mcguire
WAS arrested.
, 1872-10-21
The New Atlantic Cable.


NEW YORK, Oct. ia London letter says Of
the next Atlantic Cable, soon to be laid: IN ad-
dition to the present three marine cables q
fourth is in course Of rapid construction and
embarkation on board the Great Eastern. This
new cable is duplicate Of the French one, and
is to have its termini at Lands End and Halifax.
It's main length will be $500 miles, and it rill
cost, less the laying down, s1,200, 900 and up.
ward. 1t is being placed on board the Great
Eastern in lengths of 250 mile coils. Already q
large portion is on board, and early in the COM
ing year it is contemplated to put it in use. The
experience Of the past has given some important
lessons On the construction Of this cable, and
every approved and new feature that has been
submitted by electricians and engineers has met
Investigation and adoption. The machinery for
submerging aud laying is also improved;
and marine cable laying is now
. thing Of ease and energy only: The LONDON
Telegraphic Construction and Maintenance Com
pany, with its immense capital and net profits OF
last year, amounting to El15, 500, and having, o
monopoly, finds it q very easy thing to lay anglo
American cables. The next thing expected is .
reduction in tile rates Of messages.
, 1872-10-21

MssSOURTs BOURBON C1RCULER.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-The Executive Sub-Com-
fnittee Of the State Central Committee, appoint
ed Py the Bourbon Contention lately held in JET
Charles speck, Thomas CAN'T. Horny J. Spoon
hurst, Gerard B. Allen, Carl Daenzer. Oscar ",
Gala, aud A. ". KELSEY, all Of st. Louis, will
publish an address tomorrow. presenting
to the citizens of Missouri tito names
Of O'Conor and Adams for President
and Vice President, as also full Electoral
ticket, embracing the names Of several quite
prominent citizens OF St, Louis and the State.
TIE address reyiws tie Reform movement, de-
e1Ares it failure: states that there is no capdi-