, 1872-11-07


turns of 103 counties of Missouri show
registration of $4,000; an increase of
over 1900 since 1870. There are II
counties still to hear from.
ROCHESTER, Nov. 4.-Three men have
just been sufocated in mineral well
near Avon.
CONCORD, N. H.. Nov. 4-Ar inquest
is being held to-day on the body of
Georgiana Lowering, the young girl who
it now seems was decoyed into tn
woods, ravished and murdered by
Franklin B. Evans. her great uncle who
is sixty years of age. Evans is in Gus
tody. &4
LONDON, Nov. 3.--The horse disease
has appeared in several places in De-
vonshire and is especially severe in
Liverpool and vicinity.
STEAsBURG, Nov. 3. - The German
government will re-estaolish next year,
the councils general In Alsace and Lor
raine in the same form in which they
existed under the French dominion.
New YoaK. Nov. 3-Dispatches re-
ceiyed in this city announce the burn
ing. at st. Thomas ON Friday morning,
of the barks S. F. Holbrook and Clara
Lamb. The Holbrook sailed hence for
Antwerpt on September Is and put into
st. Thomas disabled where she was
and was transferring her
cargo of Naptha to the Lamb when
burned. The cargo is valued at $40
900.
Governor Hoffman is in the city and
will remain over Tuesday.
Arrangements are completed for a
series of lectures by Father Burke in
answer to Flonde.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Nov. 4.-Buildine
of the Lochiel Rolling Mill Co. We're
burned this morning. Loss $100,000
$4,000.
TORONTO, Nov. 4.-Halifax steamer
Hope was burned to waters edge to-day,
while lying at the wharf at Mill cove.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov 4-The pivot
pier Of the bridge at this point has
reached bed rock. Two more piers re-
nam to be sunk. Contractors assert
they will have the work completed for
crossing of cars by first of January.
CINCINNATI, Nov. A. In bar-room
fight last night, John Betz struck VIM.
MaIkean with chair and killed him.
At Piqua, last night, Patrick Kelly
killed Scherzurer with blow of his fist.
PARIS, Nov. 4.-France will pay Ger
many this week two hundred millions of
francs, and will continue to make SINH
lar payments until the end OF the year,
so that in January first only two mil
Iiards will remain unpaid of war idem-
nifty.
The report which first appeared in the
that the German Ambassador
had demanded from Theirs disavowal
of General Ducrotz's order Of the day is
pronounced untrue.
LONDON, Nov. 3-The mass meeting
atHyde park in favor of Fenian couvicts
was large and orderly. No attempts
were made by the authorities to inter-
fere with the proceedings. Speeches
were made and resolutions adopted de-
nouncing the release of the prisoners.
BERLIN, Nov. 3.-Bancroft, the Amer
lean Ambassador, soon after the Emper-
or's decision of the San Juan boundary
que ton, applied to Foreign office for
an account of expenses incurred by the
German Government in the course of
with view Of reimbursement.
He was informed in reply that the Ger
man Government had no bill against
the United States.
The Mercury says Mayor Hall has
charges prepared to commence suits
against the proprietors of the Times and
Harper Brothers.
The National Democrats have with
d avn their candidates for local officers
in favor of Tammany.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 3.-Spring-
field Boy, as noted trotting horse and
four other horses died of the Epizootic
within the past twenty-four. hours.
Nearl, all the horses are kept in the
stables to-day.
Boston, Nov. 3.-The horse cars are
Withdrawn to-day as protection to the
horses against cold rain now prevail
ing. A few hacks, needed for hotel pur-
poses are the only carriages seen.
The horse disease appears slowly but
surely passing away. Dispatches from
Maine represent the disease as spreading
throughout that State.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-The horse
disease is increasing under the influence
of unfavorable weather. An effort was
ma e to-day to run dummies on the car
tracks but was unsuccessful. The en-
gine was constantly jumping the track.