, 1872-11-01

Jerry Watkins, Of Attica, Mich, committed
suicide on Wednesday, while laboring under tenn
porary insanity.
The jury in the case OF Chief OF Police Nc
and were discharged.
The Indian delegation now in New York leave
for Lawrence, Kan, ria the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago, this
evening.
The House Of Bishops convened in New York
last evening, and elected the Rev. DIR. Auer,
formerly missionary in Africa, os BishoP Of thai
country
Bya fire at East Saginaw, on Wednesday,
nearly 1000 900 feet Of lumber, belonging to T.
Jerome lE Co., were destroyed; loss, S25, ,ooo,
with no inEurance
About dark on Wednesday night, William
Faywell was waylaid, shot, and killed, by WILL
lam Richardson, about five miles from 1enia.
CauBe family feud.
The foundry of Dennis Long 4 Co., at Louis
vile, was partially destroyed a5yy by daG 6e yesterday
the insurance is slight.
The track-layers on the Chicago, Dubuque d
Minnesota Railroad have reached point within
three miles Of the Southern Minnesota juno
tion, opposite La Crosse, and seven miles from
La Crescent.
The loss By the burning Of Moore's lumber
$4,000. Mr. II. II. Moore, who was so badly
hurt by q fall during the fire, is improving, but
suffering greatly.
The match bstween the Atlantic and Baltimore
base ball clubs yesterday in NeT YORK, closed sa
the championship season with the victory for
the latter. The Boston and Athletic clubs WILL
not play again this year.
The Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce yester-
day adopted resolutions, commencing TO the
citizens the Coal River Railroad Companys en-
terprise Of West Virginia, for supplying Cincln-
matt with cheap and good coal.
An old man named P. P. Ewing, school
master in Floyd County, Ind, near Ne" Albany,
hed the neighborhood on Friday to aVo.d pe1ng
lynched by the indignant parents OF little g1r1
he had taken foul liberties With and attempted
to rape
After several days consideration, the Wayne
County, Mich, Board of Supervisors have refus-
ed to reconsider their action granting the rl2ht
to build railroad bridge over the arm OF the De,
troit River which lies between Trenton anu
Grove Dell.
HenderBonville IN. CD letter says that five
thousand people assembled there on the 18th to
witness tho execution Of Martin Baylard Tor the
murder of Si1as Weston and his three children,
but he escaped during the previous night IN his
wife's clothes.
John Sharp, Of Arcanium, Ohio, fel! from = hls
wagon yesterday afternoon, while hathng ioao
OF wood. The horses took fright and started 70
run. The wheel OF the wagon passed over
Eharp'B breast, crushing it in, and killing him
instantly.
The thirteenth annual meeting OF tne Aneli-
can Home Missionary Society, VAS held yester.
terday in New York. Encouraging reports OF
the missionary work we're received, and the re-
| ceipts last year were S53,938, and the expeno1-
tures 948, ,464.
The Western Union Telegraph Company has
just completed a new line along the Atchlson q
Nebraska Railroad, from Atchison to Lincoln,
| the capital Of Nebraska, and congratulatory
messages between the Mayors Of the Two cities
| we're exchanged yesterday.
| The case of L. G. Winter us. the Iowa, hlnne-
| sofa l. North Pacific Railway Company, remand,
ed from the United States Circuit to the Dlstr1c'
| Court, Was dismissed to-day, at the plalnt1H
costs, the Court deciding all material points II
the case in favor Of the Company.
Another inmate of the Wards Island Asylum :.
New York, named Louis G. Samuel, died, OF
Tuesday, from alleged violence at the hands g. o.
ono Of the keepers: named hcDonne4. ~. ~.
victim hnd been put in cold bath, and brutal.
| kicked in tho stomach and elsewhere.
Proctor, DENIM and Foley, arrested in the &C
OF breaking into the First National Bank Of Jer
soy City, and who accused Chief Of Police Nc
Williams OF participating in the burglary, "er'
sentonced to-day: Proctor and Dennin ID year
each in tho State Prison. aud Foley II years