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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-08
EducatlonaI,
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1971-72.

The last Catalogue ahows an attendance Of III
Student9 ct this Institution. Five distinct De.
partment9 OF Instruction, with full corps Of
competent Profes0orB.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Mathe.
MATES, pure and applied; Psychology, Rthics,
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Schemes,
&C., &C., carefully and thoroughly taught. Prao:
teal ChemlgtTy, and Physieg, Illustrated By Gp-
proPEiate apparatus. Special advantages for tic
a Eood IiSfs7y. Extensive Cabinets Of MIN.
e1AloY, Geology and Conehology; together With
many specimens In Other Department. OF Natural
HistoEy. Pima huildingH; beautiful and healthy
FIIL. Tnn begins September 9Th. Winter
December ath. Spring, March 10th. Commence
mant JunO90th!
Boarding HON - To- q per week.
Tuition, fn1m e1b 70 S2lpar year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
y ALEX. MARTIN, President,
) 90 horgautoWn, West We.
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WHAT we know about Photographic
can be seen at Brown & Higgins.
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srATR MRprcAI sonrrr.-With VI,

sEATR MEDICAL socITY.-Wish yes
terday afternoons session closed one Of
tho largest and, perhaps, most interesting
annual meetings Of the State Medical So
ciety since its organization. Our citizens
were especially attentive and courteous to
the members, (as they are to all similar
public bodies,) and took quite an interest
In the matters brought up for considera.
ton. Almost every session was more or
less largely attended by ladies and gentle
men Iwho listened with attention TO the
various papers read before the Society.
Wednesday evening, Dr.. and Mrs. Bates
threw open the doors Of their residence
and entertained the members, with q
large number Of gentlemen invited
from the city, In an elegant
and sumptuous manner. The COLA
ton: prepared BY our friend Charley Beh.
Ter, was arecherche affair, and the numcr.
Gus guests Of the worthy host and hostess
did ample justice TO the choice yiands.
Thursday evening the Musical Institute
gave a brilliant soiree and musicale in
compliment to the Society. Invitations
to visit various places Of interest in and
about the city were extended to the mem.
bers. These were all accepted pro lorna,
and quite number Of them practically
carried into effect. Webelieve the medi.
cal profession of the State leave our city
with better opinion Of US than they had
before their coming together in our midst.
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Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Green Peas, RAdlshes,
&C., Coniectioneries and Canned Fruits.
Also, Fresh Fish and Sea Crabs, OF
]. W. HAGGERTY'S.
mY2 Corner Market and Quincy Sta
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-08
Ayers
SarSaparilla

Is widely known
as one Of the mos,
efectual remedie,
ever discovered for
cleansing tie ,ye
TEN and puriiyin,
the blood. It h,i;
stood the test Of
years, with a con.
stantlygrowingrp
utation, based on Il,
, 1872-12-04

How 1t Is Recovering from tae Rece
Catastrophe.

How 1t Is Recovering from tae Hece
Catastrophe.
Special Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune
GALvA, Henry Co., Ill, Dec. I, 137:
This place, so recently visited by a disastrc
and widespread conhagraton, is just recover:
from the first shock OF the visitation. The
to this community OF $500 people will
.$150, 900, comprising the best part Of their b1
ness centre. Among the buildings destro
was Beck's Block, valued at $4,000, and
likely to be replaced at present. Fortunately,
churches, school buildings, OF hotels we're burn
but the blow falls heavily upon numerous 81 .
business men. Twenty families we're burned
There we're, happily. no cases Of extreme SUI
ing; but the calamity falls severely upon an ent
prising town, and its repair must be slow. Ga
has, however, such railroad facilities, and Tee
Of agricultural surroundings, that she will
sit down under the miahap. The Chicago, B
lington b Quincy Railroad Company have
lowed the. building OF temporary structures
their tract adjoining their line and, in q 81
way, the business men Of Galva are iInitat
Chicago in emergency structures. Several
brick structures are slready commenced, OF I'd
plan, and there will be much rebuilding anot
season. H.
, 1872-12-04
Surveying the KoundarT 6c1F
British America apA tnc on'

From. the 81. Pa.k Jour''ah VOC. 2e-
Few school boys, ne dare say, are acqee
with the fact that the boundary OF the ;
west between British America and e the
States is unknown. To settle this pomt IN
terested parties we're appointed to perform
survey. Colonel Farquhar headed the Amer
outfit and lett this city Aug .5 2s' 15slvln 1sssr
commenced the survey. Six
forty years sgo 8 boundary line was
tablished along the Lake OF the Nooas,
ali marks Of it, e=o gone. -Four weeks
spent in this section, when cold weather and
expenditure Of 920, 900, all that the Amer
Commissioner was allowed; on the contrary:
Eugliah Cop,ailssioner had the sum of $50
for the &C. cs.,fort Of his party. No boundary
Ihe United States party returned te
Pau Nov 81. We should mention that I
tenant Green, with TWO companies of in
~, accompanied the party as pr.
tors and workers in the field. With 81
seven soldiers he crossed the Red River. Z
taln Arbaugh also went as far IS Roseau Ri
laying there two days, and then received or
to return to Pembina, At this latter pl
Sept. 16, the SNOW Was three inches deep.
, 1872-12-04
PERSONAL

Daniel Boone's sister Hannah IS living
Caldwell County, n. G.. She is 85 years old.
Miss Dixon, Southern lady Of admired s
in penmanship, writes with both hands aano4'
neous1y. .,n+
Miss Temperance Anderson, q resl6sna. slsaa !.
Baden, Beaver County, Pa, has haN SIX IJI L1,1 =
q half long It is qnite thicS aEn ms "40-
in color. - ~ i,
Louis, the handsome young ing OF
yaria, iB said to receive On an avera5e MY ~
letters per week from deno2se1eS ai3aoos
marry him. ~.
-6ur Minister at Athens and the hlns
Greece ara. said to be boon conpanions, Walsl "a
driving, and dining together Ave DAYS QUE oi
IS. B. Anthony will phase take notice t !
Baltimore needs looking to. Her >, court
decided that married Tomen can't tahe
Licenses to sell liquor
~Cstacazy stilI ingers n Paris, end IS ta
found at the cafe, club, opera. and horels" .
friends assert that he is still on the best Tel
with the Gar. .<. -. 4,o
The Ducheas de Pertigny, wife Of the
ceased favo1ite Of Napoleon VI. ana asagi
of the equally famous Prince De AosAo"a
going to be married again to q French ad7o<
Tho Is only Commoner- <,,.
The principal OF the Okmulgee {CTee7lk:
ton, I. T.) Female Free School, MISS Mlms
and her first assistant, Miss Hattie Adkins, Is,
simon-pure Indian women, born In tn9 ~
tory, but educated, and well educated tos'
Texas.
Queen Victoria, when in Scotland, oce;s1
ally honors Mrs. Brown, the mother
faithful Highland attendant, John bro"t,
visit. She has called on her three tunes
SEASON. The old lady lives near Dundee.
The King Of Bayaria's refusal 70 take par
the late imperial festivities at Berlin, vas
it is said, to his great aversion to me'tng
Princess Frederick Willhelna, whom ne i
about eight months ago. The way o1
transg1essor is hard"
Dir. Louisa, ATKINS, graduate Of the 4ed
School OF Zurich, is house-anrseon IN
Birmingham and Midland (Greet Brlt
Hospital for Women, having successfully
peted With q number Of male applicants fo1
position.
The wife of Colonel and ex-Speaker Ge
". Carter, OF New Orleans, and last ~ =
Louisiana Legislative lmhrogno 1ame' ras
tanned q divorce from him from the Lo1
County w Circuit Court.
, 1872-12-04
SCENE. IN A COURTROOM.
A. Crowd, Who Had been Locked Ont.
Crashing In Through the Windows
The Court PnxperfeSx.

.Pou6HkHpsE, n. z, Nov. 28
The telegraph briefly. related the exciting
scenes IN Recorder Taylor'a Courtroom, last
evening, at the examination of Henry Porter
Tension, the alleged bigan1ist: Such ecene has
not been Witnessed here in many years. The
courtroom, when closely packed, viii not hold
ID S to get into it. city Hall i' SQUARE ,
Was almost filed. with q dense mass Of human
beings swaying to and fro Suddenly the door
was opened and there was a tremendous ruah.
Men we're trau1p1ed under feet, and there were
loud cr1rses, and cries Of pain. Nimble-footed
young n1,n climbed upon the high wardrobes of
the policemen, and crawled along: the top like
they cou1 d look down ,npon thestrange scene.
Near the door is large gas-buruing stove IN
which good fire VAS burning. a r1iah was made
for the top OF that stove, and one young fellow
managed to gain good seat On top OF The urn
but. be WIS compelled to get down for tie
Tho Court endeayored to proceed, but it could
not, SO great was the confusion. Suddenly q
crash was heard, and IN went the saah and glass
Of the west window, and crowd Of men tun-
bled through the aperture. This greatly in
creased the confusion, Another crash, and the
| sash and glass; Of the east window gave away,
and another mass of human beings tnmbled into
Here . loud voice cried. ri move we adjourn
to the Court House!n Another voice exc1ained,
IT second the otion!" and q third voice yelled
''All in favor. Of that say aye!1 There was =
on shs co Il i've 70 pafs is
order WAS restored, and the examination pro-
ceeded, but even then the confusion was so
great that the reporters could hardly hear ?
The fact Of the marriage Of Tenison. to the
Poughkeepsie lady Was proved, and then Dewitt
C.. Spaulding, the Detroit witness, WAS called to
the stand; and testified to the fact Of Tension
nasIas auotHei Wl.e: :. -
, 1872-12-04

"A portrait Of the Gear Alexander Of Russia,
Curtin, late United States Minister to st. Peters
burg, is on exhibition at Philadelphia. The
painter was G. Bothmann, the most famous
artist OF the Russian capital. .
Miss Chat Hill, some time past copyist in
the office Of Judge q. l.. Marvin. at Akron, o.,
Clerk OF the Probate Court Of Summit County,
same State.
Two elderly ladies' lately came into Deerfe1d,
Mich, and framed and raised aa good house
aa' there is in the neighhorhood, not bit OF
male labor being expended upon the structure,
They have now set about leEelling the '.primeral
forests"
"A Boston woman, who has been reading in
the papers that Sunday marriages are illegal,
writes. to the papers to- know how it is With a
baby born on Sunday. II so, which should be
puniahea-the father, the mother, or the baby?
, 1872-12-04
EscnDe oF Prison ers.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 1.-TWO prisoners escap'
this morning from the Western Penitentiary,
Allegheny City One Of them, John ca
michae1s, aged %, native Of Scotland, by tra'
coal-miner, was serving d senten
Of si1 years and six months for manslaugr-
committed in Allegheny County. The 9th
Leak Bush, aged IS, native Of New York,
trade q carpenter, was serving sentence Of
years, for larceny committed in A1mstro1
COUNTY. The men were confined in the sar
cell, from which they tunnened under the out
wall to the street, distance OF about four fee
Their escape was discovered very shortly aft
its occurrence. A reward OF $50 ench viii !
paid for their recapture.
, 1872-12-04

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-Tho steamer st. job
grounded st the Chain. ten miles above her.
on Saturday night. The keithsburg was SCI
up to relieve her After taking off the S
Johns passengers and cargo, and IS abe ":
starting for st. Lonis, she struck q rock a
sunk, losing large number Of live hogs, q l.
Of wheat. &c. Her passengers we're take
ashore safely. She was new. The Boston IF:
sent up this afternoon to ssye what cargo az
other Taluables on board she can. Tho Keith
burg WAS valued at $4,000 She belonged
the keokuk Packet Company, and YES not il
sured.
, 1872-12-04
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS,
The Death of Wr. Greeley.

:
New YORK, Dec. 2. mir. Gree1ey's remains
will be removed from Mr. Sinclair'e house to-
morrow morning ut o'clock, and will be laid in
state in the Governors room at the City Hall, un-
der a:guard Of honor: They will be placed on a
catafa1que in the centre OF room, and the pub
Lie will be permitted to view The body for twelve
consecutive hours, beginning at 8 a. N. The
Governors room. has been appropriately deco
rated. The chief inscription is, q We remember
his busy life" Floral tributes are pouring in. One
is a. large plow, composed chiefly Of ca1nsnias,
contributed by the employees Of the Tribune
Office. The :. interior Of DR.: Chapin's
Church is undergoing transformation for
the funeral ceremonies on Wednesday morning
lofty floral arch is being erected, inscribed
with A1r. Greeley's last words. l. floral lyre
with q broken string will be placed in his pew.
The church will hold only about $500 persons.
Seats will be reserved for President Grant. the
Vice President; Senators Sumner, TrumbulI,
schurz, and othe1s. Al Indications are, that
the funeral Of the great friend Of humanity and
1lustrious editor will be the largest, the most
impressive, and the most spontaneous ever wit
nebsed in the Metropolis.
The following is the programme Of the funeral
eer7icesin Dr. Chapin's Church. Themusical part
Was selected By Miss Ida Greeley: Funeral march.
Chopin: De ProfuHdis, chant; reading Of Scrip
lures; g. know that my Redeemer Iyeth," By
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg; address by. Henry
Ward Beecher;. ."sleep thy last Sleep. quar-
prayer; "Angels ever bright and fair" Miss T.
Werneke, soprano Of st. Francis Kavier's
Church; benediction. Organist, DR.. William
Berge. .
New YORK, Dec. 2-The will Of Mr. and Mrs
Greeley1eayes all their property to their. two
daughters.
This evening the Liberal Republican General
Committee, Tammany Society, Lincoln Club,
and Union League Club adopted resolutions OF
regret on the death OF Mr.. Greeley, and express
Hiye Of sympathy for his family:
BosroN, Dec. 2.-At the monthly meeting Of
the Baptist preachers, to-day, resolutions Of re-
spect to the memory Of Horace Greeley, as one
who had been mighty conservator Of the inter
ests Of freedom and humanity, were unani-
mously adopted.
BATMoRE, Dec. 2.-Both branches Of the
City Council, tonight, passed resolutions ex-
pressing profound grief at the death Of Mr.
Greeley, and ordered copy to be engrossed and
sent to his family. =.
, 1872-12-04

generally condemned here There are victim:
IN Salt Lake City to tho amount Of over 5l0o. Goa
Reports from the various mining districts ID
dicate mild winter. The snow at the Szeatet
attitudes is no: over ten inches deep. The road:
wagon and rails. are all open. The On1on sn
generally on time. The prospects Of the n1inin
interest were never more favorable. Sever
rich strikes in the mines ct Little Cottonwoc
are 1eported.
, 1872-12-04

Navigation South will be partly resumed
morrow, although there is still good deal
ice in the river, and the water is very low.
, 1872-12-04

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 2.-Whit1eld, CO
servative, from Tuscaloosa, is dead
The Republicans have nominated Spencer
the Senate.
, 1872-12-04
The Boston Merchants E1chn1
RuiidinE.

Bos1oS, Dec. 2.-The Boston city authorit
to-day, after examination Of the Merchants
change building, ordered the cessation OF VT
in repairing it, because it would be unsafe:
the Sub-Treasury or Post Office Tie build
must be reconstructed
, 1872-12-04

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. I'm the joint Asse'
bly,, the Conservatives made no nominate
The Republicans voted for Pool, who receiv
So; scattering, 107. Vance and MerTimon "
be Withdrawn from the contest by their frient
, 1872-12-04

~ ~"~AAA" -AHA%-~o3 "~AA- AAees
=. .:... .M'coMD's TESTIMONY. ..
:. The following is: an extract from the teati-
mony Of N,Comb IN the lawsuit: ;: X -.
Q-What distribution Of it-[ths Credit Arobilier
stock was made By h1r. Ames Ale gave IT
: to members Of Congress, Senators and Rep
-rosentatiyes.-:-- = - "',
o..What vas paid into the ofed ditor n1obilier
the way you mention 2 A.-This stock which h1r.
Ames took As Trustee had paid to it all the div
idends Of the Company from the date OF the
organization Of tha Company down to the time
when that stock was delivered to him, and none
Of these proceeds, amounting to several hun
dred per cent in par value, were paid in. Tho
par value only was> paid in... r
Q.-po You mean BY giving that these shares
were gifts in the nature Of presents? Al do.
-. Q.--You understand, then, Nr. Ames to mean
yalue paid to members Of Congress? Al un-
dorstand from Mr. Oakes Ames that they were
substantially gift, the parties to whom the
stock was said to be. appropriated receiving
tnrough him as their Trustee more than suff-
clent available assets as dividends to pay for The
same, and that he, out of their assets, paid into
treasury the par value Of the stock.
Q.-Do you mean to say that these persons
hao not previously agreed to subscribe for the
STOCK as others had done? Al had no infor--
nation on that point.
. 2;-Did you. understand Mr. Ames to mean
tnat these persons we're not entitled to these
shares aR subscribers or persons who had agreed
to subscribe2 Al understood no such thing.
ibid you understand from Mr.. Anes what
was the motive for allowing these persons to-
take this stock at par when it was so valuable
that part OF tho dividends suf6cad to pay the par
value? .A--1he neotiue,- understood. aoas to Sc
cure the lntuence and support in Congress Of the
men TO schona the stock ,sas giue7.
Q-lnfuence and support forwhat? -A-For
anything affecting The Union Pacific Railroad
Company in Congress.
THE MEMORANDUM LIST OF NAMES.
In the month Of September last, q correspond
ent OF The CHICAGO TRIBUNE interviewed Colo
mel M'Comb in reference to the list of names
given to the latter BY oakes A1nes. The follow
ing is 3 portion Of the conversation:
fNhat we're the circumstances under which
you took that memorandum Please repeat it,"
=, Colonel N'Comb-ssWhy, I took it from. Amaf
hi1nse li he [eaa6g from t5s g6 ne for the
stock @ % he Would not furnish. and. by accident.
, 1872-12-04

NEW oR1EAss, Dec 2.-7=About q year ago.
George E. Bovee, Secretary OF State, was
suspended by the Governor for misdemeanor, aud
appointed Heron in his place. The Legislature
subsequently but, failing to take action in the
case the Supreme Court to-day decided Bo7ee to
be Secretary Of State, and has ordered him rein
stated.
In the Federal Court, in the case Of Kellogg
us. Warmoth, Hunt argued for the defence, and
Billings for the plaintiff. Adjourned till to-
morrow
On motion of the District Attorney, 3 writ Of
certiorori was Issued to-day by Judge Dwell, re-
ceeding further Il the suit instituted by Cover
nor Warmoth against the Custom House Return
ing Board, and transferring the case from the
Eight District Court to the United States District
Gn31rt
, 1872-12-04
CREDIT hioBlLIER INVESTIGATION.
Testimony OF M'comb in the Ames
Law Suit,

to the chair: and offered the following reso1u-
tion 1r},;cb vas ,donted.
~, ~ "l.-1-1 ".'s .-.t;e..
naSe 6nen maze In tne
pup1o P1eee, 1o1ooea StE ~ .1e aueeeq !eteers o1
Vakes Ames re heptFaHntaate ~ from Maseachp 14'n
sests, ana upon me anaoa'!t OF heneIy >. MComp,
ce1en M + o. taa1 tbat ~ in9 nia1g o. Heaa-
"aIe' 70 tne euFet enos IlsMpo.s tn1s house
legislative aots 5tor the benefit Of The Union Pa-
q cue Ral!road GolnPaany.pytp tpiesonLs OF stockia
Tue tfenit Mooniaf % A,ne5aGs, o1 ny presents OF
valuable character derived tneretrom; there
1ofe, ..-,
Resotoed Ihat sPecial Gommetee. or hTe.
menbera be appointed by the Speaker, pro. ten.;,
pore Wnose u4ty ~ enan 20 ~ nasestlsa19 I tano
ASCERTAIN Wnetner any meulpet u tms HOUSE
was b11bed by oakes Ames o.; any person or cor
posaton IN any manneE toncnng us iegisla51ge
send tor persons ana papers. 49,.
Mr. Coz appointed Messrs- Poland, Banks,
Beck. Niblack. and McC CrarY as such Committee.
oAKEs A,iEs' 1;Err1rns. ~
-. -. -. i...e-. - o.,-
me 1oAo"lng ete Tue lettefs ot vakes AnaeS
and the memorandum made by MComb there
on:
= -: WAsu1xorou, Jan, q, 1855
q. S. Mecbmsb, Esq.:
Dean sR: Yours Of the Esd is at hand, in
written you in relation to their stock. I have
spoken to Fowler, but not to Bayard. have
never been introduced to Bayard, but will see
him Boou. You say I must not put too much IN
one locality. I have assigned as far "a I have
gone to,-four from Massachusetts,; one from
New Harnpshire one Delaware; one, Tennes-
see; one-half, Ohio; two, Pennssylvania one,
Indiana nna Maine. and hnne hree 10 n1nce
whicb sh,aW mt 'whara t1,ey iii ID
the most good to us. 7 an here on
lie sDot. a,,9 con better ;n7ge fnhere thin
should oo. T think after ihie dividend
is psid we should make our canital 81 GOO 600.
tect u.s.. Let them have the stock at mar. and
crease on The o1d stock r went for d;strihntion
Hero. and ann. AI]ey il onposed to The i1iyjsion
~ tha bnnds. savg "a viii need tham efc' afc.
alonId think tbat va oncht tn ha ahIa To anara
thern With Al1ev and Cisco m tha finance ({nrn-
rn;ttaa W. 1,sed to he nh1a fo borrow Than wa
hnd m crea;t and dehte ,,rasoin1 20 90 nv ~
nnf of deht and in ron1 cred;t What aav Ton
ahont +ha Ioc5 a;1;3aod7 r,ort ~ f5o' ,,,.,..
hs..e no aon+ r,,,d +nctt ha,,s ~
seU ~ c,,nh,e t5sz,3 ~ ' ~, sa
stcE T. j., t6e - ac hs1e +n1d ~, ,.bot +ha<,
ssn1d at 90 !; ;1;da1ds anJ ~ tIou e-aot
h,e ~ hod ~ 70 49, 49, 49, ,,o,oaJ ~. ~ an
a, tne sAe ~ sne po
Xmas r. nv % ~ +,pi 1t1, no ~"
se1oa =, tha iare hnIdara IN ~ ~ at
tSav h.rs tIt. hUs a. cart;fcaaa ~ +hav Iii
sard sn tar n5e 59Ho1 ~ t bs - sae5 W"
5nra hn3nro ~ 1a,5 III tbar,, ahae @
heen hare And va have aot that one.isHtI thaf
"as uaaer"o9ae. voc H., 9 nava sasen na11' Qolgiey
}ndro; fsrtar vonts a nar+ of T. A. sorna
W Intnle aey We are TO- SURRENDER paIt 20 nm
, 1872-12-04
From Springfield, IH.-The County
Seat Question in Cass County-The
Epizootic tic-WorkinEmen,s Company
:-KatIr0ad Commissioners.

'-Railroad Commissioners.
/. Special Despatch to>11hs Chicago Tribune.
: SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Dec. 2.-The returns from
Cass County Of the special election held on the
18th ult., to determine whether the county -geat
should be moved from Beardstown- to Virginia.
State to-day. It will be remembered that the
residents Of Beardstown prayed for, and receiv-
ed, 8 temporary Injunction, on account Of alleged
fraudulent ballots, restraining the officers of The
county from counting the vote but, on the trial,
the Injunction was dismissed by Judge kellogg,
and the vote was canvasseG resulting in ], ,458
votes for removal, and ], $50 against removal.
This does not:settle the question, however for,
in anticipation of trouble aud vexatiou, the law
passed By the Twenty-se7enth General Assembly
expressly declares that the votes cast for removal
Of county-aeats, to be conclusive, must be g
majority of the whole vote Of the county, and
provide means Of determining that fact. As the
vote for remoyalin IN Cass County is not major
ity Of the whole, the question OF county-seat re-
moval would seem to be still q source Of conten-
ton and strife
The epizootic is here, though it is not general
in its effects as yet; but most Of the 1iverysta
Bile keepers and Street-Car Companies, whose
horses are not yet affected, have withdrawn their
horses from work in anticipation Of it's attack.
The Oar Companies are running dummies over
their lines, With which they make hourly, in
stead Of half-hourly trips as heretofore. The
disease here has revealed the fact that it has
prevailed in the county for q week or more be-
fore it appeared in the city.
The WoEkingmen's Company, Of Chicago,
capital $4,000, has received permission from
the Secretary Of Stats to open books OF sub
scription to it's capital stock. F. W-Nye, G. D.
s, Mar, and William Grover are tho corporators.
THE Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
meet in this city tomorrow, to complete their:
annual report, and lay it before the Governor.
, 1872-12-04

Reported Arrest OF q Mank PEes7cek
NEwBuRaH, n T., Dec lit is reported II
ex-senator William II. Graham, President
the Wall Hall National Bank, Of Alidd1etown,
T., was arrested to-day, end taken to New Y
City, in charge Of the United States Msrshal-
, 1872-12-04
From Salt Iake-The olama olalmaa

SALT LAKE., Dec. "A wel1-knoWn diamond
broker OF this city, named Veil, s said to be the
party who, with Harpending, Of San Francisco,
and Arnold, put up the Infamous diamond swim.
de- Efforts are making here BY legal process