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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-01

Editor Chronicle You will please announcs
the name of WM. SHARON OF Colerain Town
ship, as candidate for Sheriff, subject to the
decision OF the coming Republican Conven-
tion and oblige,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

Personal. - our good looking
young friend, James Parker, editor Of
the Inyo Independent, arrived in
town last evening. He caves to-day
for the scene Of his labor, resolved to
settle down and become a man of
steady habits in the future. Good luck
and reformation to him.
PRISONERS HEARD OF.-News was
brought in last evening that two Of
the escaped c~onvicts had been seen
in the neishhorhood of Washoe Lake,
on, Monday night, and that a tire was
seen-On the east side of the lake. Men
started immediately i'll pursuit.
STOLEN HORSE FoUSD.-Ihe horse
taken from the stable of Frank
Thorne. was yesterday found at or
near Mill Station, and brought INTO
town by a gentlemen who returned
the same to Mr.. Thorne.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

BROOKLYN LOrrERY.-The drawing
of the brooklyn (Cal.) Lottery will
take place at PIper's Opera House.
Virginia City, March 20, 1872. All
moneys will be deposited with the
Nevada Agency of the Bank of Cali
tOrnia. Virginia. Tickets can be had
in this citv, of w. w. Haskell. adjOin-
Ing the Ormhsbv House. Make your
purchases at once, as the time for
drawing is near at hand. The drawing
will be under the management OF citi-
Gems of his State. Tickets, s. each. =
Mrs. Brooks MILLINERY STORE is
closed for two weeks for repairs. She
will then open the largest and best
selection of new and fashionable spring
goods ever offered in this State. Grand
opening display March 18th.
). f. MAKkEr.-E. Perasich (nex.
door to the Carson Theaterl : receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
tionerie>, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption.
PHoT0GKAPHIC!-Go to AL. Smith,
at the GaiItfN formerly pcCu pItu ny
Frank Ludlow. on Second street tor
the latest style OF photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. lao-li
For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consump-
ton. in its early STAGES, nothing equals
DIR. PirrccrS Golden Medical Discovery.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

me- AiA' ! 'AH'A HAN 49, "a ''NNFh- 49, W.
scrvatior> :
~
Carter, the prlson-breaker who on a
formar ocr,>ion rerrlrd L~imsrlfon =
I =.
ian Oh Inc ! '''.' "'"' "'..' '''
Billings, stage d~rlNert"r Billy IIs"n,
To bring him into Carson. After having
brayelv worked cut Of the iaii on sun
day morning, he succeeded in getting
as iar As N"niH ta'lIh, on me N''lS :
WnGds' hons. y.,,rri.v mnrninr. ia
inspect the premise, and found Mrs.
0 IN Il state OF tNrtlt'lrii' about
aWlIie tll''' III 4h'ihtL -'E"' "h"''i sne
reported a. ''"'h- a. '..' JAIN anu re
questei Sara [" attend u nun. >ai.
went after tI'il ana I','''d IL l." ne me
brave carter: arrested ana '"hNeNeh
nun /" 'Hf C''''t'H '',' N"e'e ne -
no" c"H'i'''' '"',tI I'''> NO. Ntt'I'
10 pave n,ri t'">'''i N"h any "llhe
secrets "l the escaped c'IlNtr,>' IN laci'
seems 10 tt more 4 I'ot IMAM any
er> all went i'll different directions,
anu Ina ne nae >''"'N on 'o"aI">
III w., "r,...I - In. ,'I.."iof LiIan.
I,,',, ,.. ,.,., i.,,r. ia ka,i
49, LI,. 49,, I,j,-.' .,,.T. ~ Lnyy amI
go, .' 49, IT,, L,,i -, ptI,.
Iy,I.am ,.i. i,ij ,I,.r H.. othor.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

among the Chinese of this locality, we
Yesterday visited the store in search of
an item. Whilst c~onversing with Mr..
ellison and his boOkkeeper, Mr.. Bick-
mel, a Illness gentleman entered the
office and held a lengthy conversation
with Mr.. ellison, in chinese language.
He was answered i'll the English Ian
guaee, although we We're informed
thai every clerk in the establishment,
as we'll as the proprietors, had ac-
quircd a thorough knowledge of the
Chinese, French, and Indian Ian
guage>, hence their prosperity in
business.
GONE BELOw.-On Monday, Mr.. 7.
y. Hale, Deputy Controller, left Carson
on "A visit to san Francisco in search OF
medical aid for his eyes. On Tuesday,
Captain j.. j. Linn, State Librarian,
etc, also left on atour to California. in
search of that most ineStimable bleS-
| sing. health. Both Of these young
gentlemen will he Soreiy missed by
their respective friends, and nothing
but Christian tortitude will enable
those temporarily bereaved to bear up
under the loss of their society. GOD
temperS the wind to the >hOrn Lamb
1t will toe earnestly prayed that these
lambs of the Carson fold may be
guarded against ali harm.
PUBLIC SCHOOL.-On Monday, NJ.
c. Gardner, School Trustee, introduced
! Miss Maryland Master ku ku An Kee.
children of Or. All kee, Of China
town, as pupils t the public school.
They are very pretty looking chill
dren and seem quite intelligent. We
are Informed that the young gentle
men. of African descent. were rather
indignant al the Introduction of these
of AN inferior race, but that the white
scholars were rather pleased al their
Introduction. There are 10 Indian
children in the school at present, al
though we know not what a day may
bring forth.
ST. PATRICK'S BALL-Our dance
loving friends Will bear in mind that
the ball in honor of the patron Saint
of the Emerald Isle. will come off ON
Monday next. the 18th of March. In
consequence of the anniversary COM
ing on sunday, the ball has been post
pomei until next day. The proceeds
VI Il = ~. It. ''',',' -
- .';iI ~ ~. a 1880. 49,
49, 49,, 49, p"ann,,., tb',t
81. Patrick, like the Fourth OF July,
co''l7H ""' once S'''
GATHERING IRoN liooPS. That
worthy gentleman, NJ. y. Stewart,
ovuar Of tba rack .houIi he.
.:.I
tIe~r'''e" -, . ,~s'' ~
~ MAXIM, i,,'iI ". u ",
..,,Ii,.;' ,,. ,,rn L,,,L arl n7I,nr rnh-
Ii.h ,.,,,.r.i L~,I,,thh.,~ al ny,r nIr
.,r".- ,n,I ,II.,. tIr Sr,ty, ri u..I
[hNn, ,t' l r,.,i,, - him. ~
his water ditch. He lisa good man and
" ." ,oii@t - ha H. m,n3
himself win iron huOu>.
two horses were stolen from ranches
on the kinmS' CANYON road-one a
,. ,, from, .bo .tahla
WE' ' ~" a,ho tnn,n
Va 'a'n ''I E q" .rt'D,o ,h
tolI-eate. They were undoubtedly
taNen y u e>o"pe" VI 49,, o
mIara iS-n vol knn,yn ali arnlua the
country, that she cannot possibly be
gotten out of the state by DAYLIGHT.
LAND Na'H'
the newly appointed Register of the
Iruited >taIes Land Office. Yesterday
.,l hi, ,,,, u.biob b,3
been DELAYED bv the blockade. Since
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
Arrivals Mt the Hotels.


J Hopkins. Jacks Valley I J Pierce. Msrrimac NJ
j W Eiiyson. Virginia Z McCulioch, "
J Hanson & W, Empire J Rea, Mariposa
l. Dague, silver MJun'n NJ Dedcrick, Silver City
p Tye, Wellington's A l. Greeley, Aurora
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

L l. Ramsay, Lake yaly u Duddle>ton, Briig't
G schulz, Gear Creek A Dangbrrg, Carson Val
J lowing, Monitor W Cradlrbaush
W Key Mods. Miss say, Eureka Mill
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13

Neil Mcleod, Virginia IL Craig, Empire
r Rivers, Carson Valley j McCpttrey,
/. t"ucuul;, Little Valley y Best, Eureka Mill
Is Pine. summit Nicholas, Arizona
q Cirenshaa. Arizona ! Schwer,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-19
lent mad europa, tebrte BET reup Aua>
bru&e bts Bdraertrtegea (f861) mad

lent mad europa, tebrte BET neup Nua,
bru&e bt5 Biraertrtesta Cf861) nod
Hmertfa 3ur1d uno muree Sterf &c,
4rtiQerie pes Staates @istonfn unp
ipdter ee5 @toates Snoiana. Gr paroe
jeoo9 nt&t einoemufert, neil Der &rit0Sz
miniter feline Nrtiuerte@ &eeimenter Don
Snoiana wlnidtt. Sbne cine befimmte
@telluns CUR M.mee ein;unebmen, tpurpe
Nnnefe als NrttueriezG tef BET Sen. We
@!ernarp anaefteut, 0tn8 NIT eemielben
na6 @prinQielo, 81, uno lteruabu,
i'm @inter 1862 pos @ommonco lber
Elm Snfautsrtez Re9tment ets Staates
@iecunfip.
SIM Sabre 1863 l9ieb ct in Toloe ei>
nes Gonaiftes NIT leinen @preelegtea aus
Dem MiIitarpfrbanpe.
Nad Dem &tie9e trat Annede wieoer
in tie prelt. &r wirfte mad chamber
an benz ,>Mnisiser oe6 Befsns" in ct.
9cuis uno an Der 1868 oearlnceten
~Neucn @slt". gin Sabr lpiter fam
e. na@ @bicaso;; mo- er ldon frilber eez
melen. &rurpe gum Nsenten Der Deutlben
@e|eQl&oft 9ewdblt uno 1T in rtelfr
@teQun9 BIG ju ieinem SHE tblti9 &C.
weien. 6ttne Nrbeit6fraft mar uner<
id5pRi6. Gr bal, pie aus istnsn reselz
mabieen Deridten erf9tli@, 1eltf In Der
3stt mad Dem Teuer, in wel9er Der
Deutlden @eleQiaaft gar feline Mtttel
sur Ytrfasuns ftoncen. @ielss une0uz
teS fir BE G'nrancerer enban.
Grit Dor tcenioen Wonaten fsbrtc Ct
eetdrtt uno oefrdfti9t BON einem lets<
monatlihen urlaub 3urld. ct bate
feline alte @utter nod Dot itrem 5etm<
aan0e iebsn mouen> nun iberlett fs tbn.
@eiue leBte &rbett mar Der 9eRsrn per-
6fent!t9te Beridt, ren ct an, Sonnta9
Mittaa, 9erace IL Stunren Dor ittnem
Ioee pett6nli6 tt rer Nsoattien Der
9taatsseituna abaab.
Mnnede binterl1bt cine Brau unc mstz
re>e erwa@iene&inrer. 6anft rube fstne
Nlae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-19
an0elanster aru,er ttaltentl@er Musmanz
'berer 1T NIT Dem BON 2iperpool .tomnen>

an0elanster aru,er ttaltentf@er Mueranz
btrer 1T NIT Dem BON 2irerpool tonmen>
ben Dampfer StalY Elm lpeite: Dol, 500
&6pftn gefolet. Die Beb5rbe I'm Cattle
|@aroen nets ni6t. tpas NIT ben 2euten
onfaneen. ba fat {dmmAi9e auser
Stanoe fno. fi& itr 81uo ~ pereisnen.
IS ieuen rod nnebr @dtfe nit dbnli>
den Saeunsen untertpeas lein, unb Die
Sade 9eptnnt ZEN @n(deiu, poe bic
fabeIbafte COLONIZATION Soeietv", melde
ttele NuspanrerunS 1eranlaet, pieles
NIT @fnebmieun9 Der italienilden Mez
9terung tbut, wel6e 1d ouf ptele Weile
lire 2a5aruoi6 pom 9aulle l9oft.
- Sn q nnapolie Der @apitole
be6 Staate5 marYlanp. rparo bic Dem
oeritorbenen Sberridter Ganey bon
|einem 6eimai ltaate erri9tete Statue eutz
buut.
- Im 10ten fel III Memebt5 rer
erne Sdree, otto in Qittle Nod, Nrf.,
no er crei 3ou bod lag BET frenser
&1lte.
- Sn ct. Soc fano a9 BET otr U.s.
rednun9 Der 6ofenccQefter Nano N
nit $4,000 i'm &ldaanoe, otmobl er
slaubte tetnen Gent fdulcie ~ letn. 8et
naberfr unterluaun9 erfldrte ft@, nad,
Dem Nanlom pas @elo bereit6 erleet, Die
Sa&e o!8 Elm Srrtbum in Der Bu9flb>
run9 auf
- Sn Chicago bat pie Sfanoinapier
8anf fauirt NIT $225,000 5&ulp an
1eIpoften. Sat Die sanSc ltaucina<
oii&e Ber6iferuna Der 9taot matte bel
Der 9anf ibre Nelbdfte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-19

&tel, @retfswaloe, @d5nemancs uno 10
rretter entbalten dbnl;he S6ilcerunQsu
elmer awsiten SlatF utb. &m W'nme4
,par Der 9r6Bere She'll pom @reifSm,lce
unter @a0sr uno in Den Stroeen itnss
lebboften Stdot9en6 fano pie Sa'ee 5
Bub tief. Die @slammt;abl Ger Sci
Snal(uno ssideiterten Tabrjeuoe tetrus
ubsr 80.
&Qe mad 3insa, Dart unc 5tccen<
foe aet5rioen Tilderboote tsflareu ilb
auf Gem 8opsn BET Sltlte. Ust Genc'B
itno so perlonen er.runfea unp ldmntz
li@e Der &dite entlana anldsiaen Bsmobz
ner i1no rutntrt uno ltiDen Manae! an
Wai1 Ter, ea ibre Drummer purh cie lsz
berldmemmuns nit SalSwalItr anasfuut
ftto.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
,sl Mar.lnsa,e, ., New yors; coyerner smith,

General Martin<ale. o. New YORK Governor smith,
81 New Hampshire; General Osborne, OF Illinois
Dr. wolcost, Of Wisconsin, and l. B. 6anekcl, OF
ONO, the last named having recently been
elected 10 the House OF Representatives
from schenck's old district The annual ex
peHses OF the Homes at Dayton, Milwaukee,
number OF veterans applying ior homes on account
OF their inability to work caused by wound or dis
ease during the war 10 increasing II was voted
to-oay 10 purchase 100 acres more land at Dayton
and TO enlarge the buildings there. General Hncks,
now in command OF the Home at Hampton, was
transferred to Milwaukee.
An American Register for british
Schooner.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has granted an
American register to the Britsh-buit schooner
j. r. Lawrence, which recently went ashore and
was wrecked or Newburyport.
Treasury Balances.
The balances In the Treasury at the close oi
business to-day were as follows Currency,
IS, 4ss, ,226; coin, $6e,17s,s5l; coin cer'incases.
500; special deposits OF legal tenders for re
demption OF certificates OF deposit, $2Ale&or0
Obscene Matter in the Mails.
Tne recent decision OF the Attorney General rcA&.
tive to the right or postmas;ers to Suppress 90
scene matter passing through sse xsAtls
does not declare thar such copy, vhsx
there is positive evidence OF ITS es&sss sssass
cent and in violation of law, shall not es cxrxss&
from the mail by Post once officials, eas asserts
only that postmasters have no right 20 break open
seals upon suspicion that the copy contained In
the package is OF an obscene and improper char
acta
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
Marine Disasters.

srrAxsHIr CHKsArEAKE lBr,, FISHER from Liverpool
Nov 2a Boston put back to Queenstown previous to
STEAMSHIP GEs sxpcwIcK, Evans from New York for
Ncw $ a. SSs NEWT w os ss
repairs. Her cargo WIN probably forward by steam
ship City q Austin Of the same ps N wheh sailed from
BARK vysuvus from Alexandria for San Francisco,
aground at Mattawan Muds Potomac River. on the
"a "a. inst sSs s o sSas s
before reported ashore Kent Island has bscn assisted
decKioad ofiunber and towod into port lth inst
scmn LgoLA Mgs..Isos, Jones, from Wilmington, NC,
for New York to Powell which ", wsnt ashore % a. Rock
by the Coast wrccking Companys steamer Iackawanna,
alter dschargng part OF cargo received mo material
damage. tl1
scHR JAMES sArrrRrHwAIrE from Boston for Phiadei
ghia parted chains and went ashore on Chatham beach
scnR LorrrE (Br), Mcleod. from st George NIB, for
jamaica parted chains and ran ashore at Bass Harbor
Me- She Is badly injured.
dout was run into by steamer while going down the
@ Hudson River and had hyns iiocoom and 6owsprt
ried away. III.
scns poarrro KAmS from Portland, CT, with stone,
Long Island vessel! laden with wood, and Rea.ng RR
large Noto with Portland stone Al! in one Tow were @
sn1 @ Tne FL DsTea kahn viii be sot up an right and also
probably lost.
scuR spy Hatch ofhe Belfast and Castine packet hne
s s on Sam
the cabin stove was capszed the cabin was set in
sna 81 nsG na q M ssf %sy s
crew would probably have found a watcry grave.
from rsnoScG afss "a sn Wit, VII srcs
got on without sustaining injury by the assistance of the
crew Of the revenue cutter ) y Dobbin capt Edward
Dean.
scnp II r HEDcEs of Sag Harbor), from Rondout Tor
Fall River, ashore on the northwest sdc OF Block Island,
las been made 10 sct tie Ssss,I OH The crew are VI
Newport but y scaplan and mate remain AT the isaDd
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 6, 1872
CLEARED.

Steamship Atlantic Br), Gcadeli Liverpool vis Queens
town. Hyde Sparks
Steamship Anglia tBr, Small, Glasgow--Hendcrson
Bros.
Steamship Glaucus Bearse Bostop-t D,mock
ship Grshams Foley Burgess HayreGJ Atkins Co
Bark Atlas tAus, Premuda, Tyne Docks-slocoyich a
Co.
Bark ssbioncello Aus, Cassovch, Cork-slocovieh 4
Co.
Co.
Bark Mandigo tBD, Landlord, 81 Johns tAntigua)--G
Vessels.
Brig Pctrino Utah, Lauro, Barcelona socovich 4 Co
Brig Keystone Barter uavana--Jas Ward Co
Brig Peter Roberts (Br Hunter, Windsor, Ns-Cran-
Schr A L Putnam West, Para--B Weinberg.
schr Ricardo Barr0s Newton Havana-BJ Weinberg
Schr Geo Hall Wade, Aux Caycs-S Loud 4 Co
schr Potosi, jackson, Galve veston-Theo Nickerson 4
Co.
schr N Foster Allen, Mosquito Inlet FIa-H W Loud
Co.
schr A G Ireland, Townsend, Wilmington. NC-vam
Brunt Bro
schr Hugei Hewitt, Richmond, va-A Abbott.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
A WIDOW STARVED TO DEATH.

Yesterday afternoon Coroner Parslow, OF Hobo.
ken, viewed the remains OF Mrs. McHartney, who
was found dead in her room, corner OF sixth and
Grand streets. Since the 30th OF November no
human footsteps passed the threshold OF her soli-
tary habitaton, her son was away in
New York. and she had been suffering
from severe illness. She became too
feeble to lit her hands, and there no fuel to
heat the room and no food but stale piece OF
bread. She sank helpless to the ioor In semi
nude condition, never to rise again except in the
agones OF death. No sounds being heard In the
dismal apartment, the door was broken open by
some Of the neighbors, and the miserable sufferer
had barely time to receive the last consolation OF
religion when she expired, victim to hunger and
distress,
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
CALIFORNIA.
The Great Diamond Swintllc and How
the Matter Was Managed In New York
and Elsewhere. a #lsA

no SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 0, 1872.
Matilda Heron has settled the controversy aDout
her claims on the estate OF II. H. Byrne with the
executor.
william NJ Lent's history OF the great diamond
maad occupies lou four columns OF the B.asettn e Rob
ture OF the pretended discoveries, who took him
Harpending's house and scattered the gems over a
Raston to be let IN. Roberts said Arnold
would not consent to that. He re-
they were located Lent, % Marpenaag ana Arnold eIa
met in New York, where the diamonds were valued
o nys a.
into the enterprise; There hard struggle to
finally succession. Arnold was successful
paS paS St TSe ns xss saen sH got nen n
Lent was made president and Ralston
AnG sSK and that
mine. New Mexico, TO English capitalists. Near
Fort Defiance were found rubes and garnets, and it
It was found necessary to ny change tie
precious stones from rubies to diamonds. Cooper
Diamond Drill Company OF this city, and mix them
with other stones and salt the earth and make
The proposition was accepted. The parties be-
gan to hunt for capitalists. To Roberts, the first
capitalist they spoke TO- they said that they wished
for developing the rest Roberts said he would
have Harpcnding join In and wrote him to that
effect.
Then Slack and Arnold went to New York with
bag OF rubies and the old diamond drill stock. The
gems were deposited with Tiffany, who pro-
nCunced the diamonds genuine. Arnold
talked OF the vast deposits, but refused to
disclose the location, and declared that he was
unable to either sell or show the gems. They then
determined 70 salt the ground and to lead party
to the place In Colorado near Fort Defiance. with
the gems In their possession and those purchased
10 London the ground was fixed for scientific ex-
plOratiOn. T
The Janin and Rubery party followed Clarence
King and watched him In the fields as he hunted,
surveyed and dug at Mesa King subsequently met
Rubery laughed, and said he thought the AFFAIR
was .sell," In which idea Rubery concurred, for
one foot outside OF certain lines not diamond
could De found. Rubery afterwards met man living
near the grounds who said that Arnold and Slack
told him year before that if they had bucket
fu OF red stones and $500 worth OF diamonds they
would get up big excitement, sell out and make
their fortune. They got the stones and diamonds,
and the rest followed.
The Grand Jury still have the swindle before
them, but they have made no report OF their pro-
ceedinRs. Nothing Of the kind ever occurred In
California which has produced greater excitement
In all circles. Cooper is here. Arnold and Slack
are reported to be IN the country.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
A DARING ROBBBR.

Brutal outrage ON . NOrthern NAN IN
virginia-A Penitcntiary Practictioner
Decoys Him from . Railway station,
Gives Him the Slung-Shot, and Robs
Him Of Money and Baggage.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. o, 1872.
most daring highway robbery occurred here
to-day A Northern man, named stephen Hender
son, who had been on business at the Big Bend
Tunnel on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad West
Virginia. was en- route through this city to his
home North via the York River route. He arrived
here last night and to-day directed his footsteps to
the depot. Here he was accOsted by q stranger,
VINO subsequently turned out to be notorious
expenitentIary convict named Jack Champion
This individual endeav0fed by his good address
and plausible manners to keep Henderson In con-
verAAtion until the train had departed. He then
decoyed HIM away from the depot towards Rock
ett's, beyond the city limits and struck him with
O slung-shot on the temple and Knocked him
scnseless. The Penitentiary practitioner then
riied the pockets OF hts victim OF a large amount
took his entire baggage and then decamped leav
ing him for dead. ~
As soon as Henderson recovered he notified Chief
Of Detectives Knox and Detective Wren, who
shortly afterwards arrested Champion at R0ckett's
lie was fully Identified by Henderson this evening
SO horrible the outrage that threats OF ynching
the highwayman were freely made by the citizens
He is well manaced and closely guarded In the
First station house tonight, and Will appear before
The Police Justice tomorrow for preliminary ex.
animation.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
PRoPELLERs RUNNING AN ICE BLOCKADE.

BUFFALO, n. y, Dec. O 1S72
The propellers Fountain City, Cuba Passaic, Ply
moatl and Montrca! took advantage Of the open
weather OF the last few days, and ran the Ice
gauntlet arriving here with their cargoes OF grain
to-day Tne propellers Russia, Mohawk aud
Badger state are expected tonight The Cuba
and fassaic report forcing their way sor several
Inlies through ice rlgbt inches thick.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE herald STEAM YACHTS AND
herald wHIrEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Java tBr) Martyr, Liverpool, Nov ~ and
Queenstown 2th with mdsc and Zg passengers Ehas
q franckiyn Nov 2 lat 81 o. lon 30 o. passed Alien
bound east 2gtl lat % A. Ion ~ H. White Star
steamer do: Dec 3 lat IS ~ lon % S3 passed brig with
ioremast heal lnopmast gone, Banding NE 9Th
~ miles OF Sandy Hook, steamship silcsa MGl,
hence Tor Hamburg
stcasbip Ciiy Of Montreal or, Kennedy, Liverpool
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
BRIGHAM'S DOMAIN.

Apostle Cannon Believes Plural Mar
riagcs Always Have Existed and Al
ways Will Extst--The Emaciatcd Wife
Of the Jealous Wclshman Still Alive.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 9, 1872
portion OF Wheeers expedition returned to
Salt Lake to-day, and the remainder are expected
Hu,...
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Mr.. George q. Cannon, who claims to he delegate
elect to Congress, says in his paper tonight that
plural marriage is correct; the principle always
did exist and, he believes, always will.
Two more daily papers are projected In this city.
There are four dailies already
Mrs Gritiiths, one OF the victims OF the terrible
tragedy yesterday is still alive, but there are no
homes OF her recovery.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
THE SYRACUSE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
COroner's Condemnation Of the Manage
ment OF the Road.

SYRACUSE, NJ Y, Dec. 9, 1872
The Coroners inquest in the case OF Peter Mehan,
engineer on the Syracuse aud BinghamtOn Rail-
road, who was killed by the disaster on Thanks
giving Day, was concluded this afternoon In their
verdict the jury find the engineer came to his death
by being crushed under the engine which was up
SET The jury ind that the track OF this
road Is in many places very much worn and dilapi-
dated and Is wholly UNIT 1or passenger tranlc in
the locality Of the accident that many OF the rails
are insecurely laid; that considerable portion of
the track is laid with pieces OF rail ranging from
six to twelve feet in length, and concludes by con-
demning the management OF the operative branch
OF the road In very strong terms.
The New York herald., 1872-12-07
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