The Portland daily press., 1872-09-24

Snow fell at Sheffield, Eng, on Sunday.
!. Senator Sumner expects to return home some
time in November.
steamship China which sailed from Liver
pool saturday, put back disabled. Passengers
anu mails will be sent forward this week.
a fisherman named Alley fell from wharf
IN Boston Monday, striking vessels fender
anu was instantly killed. -
1t IS supposed that DIR. Thomas L. Doyt of
TrttoVidence, was drowned on Thursday last
me ene poat In which he was sailing has been
round at the bottom of the bay.
:; me second trial of Mrs. Fanny Hyde for kill
ing her employer, Geo. W. Watson, in Williams
Jury, N. T., begins i'll two weeks
E. steamer Sarpedon has arrived at New York
..oa1 ohlna, via Suez Canal, and reports heavy
"eatner encountered ON the Atlantic.
Inc wife of Moses Cranston, near New
tprl@hton Staten Island, fired three shots at
Two Two burglars in her house at midnight, but
lily got ell with considerable amount of
~ IL IS expected that nineteenth of the steam
Eoti interests of the country will be represented
III the cleveland convention.
Inc coach drivers association of New York
demand higher wages of the bosses. and are
| ed to. 'o-'--' ono ho' t'osou-
Inc PIE bakers of New York have formed a
company with working capital of $500, OOO
NJ ~ is announced that the Internationals of
europe are to hold another universal Congress,
as .ne one recently held at the Hague has
bers ''i9 '"0 ii''"i-
In Chicago, on Saturday, young man was
ropea out of $4,000 by the game of 'bunko."
MISS Phebe Cousins and Miss Snow, daught-
Oh VI the territorial Attorney General of Utah.
City. -''A0
I'll
Judge Leonard yesterday granted a habeas
corpus for Thos. Farrell against whom the
coroner's jury found verdict of homicide in
having caused the death of two lunatics at
Blackwelps Island.
motion was made yesterday to the Brook
!yn CITY Court to set aside the verdict of the
jury IN the cases of three widows who lost their
husbands by the Westtield explosion. The de-
clsion was reserved.
A little daughter of Patrick Judge, years
old, while picking up drift wood on the banks of
the river yesterday fell in and was drowned.
In Lynn yesterday Thos. Bowling was held to
bail in $4,000 for dangerously stabbing Chas
French.
1t is reported in the Berlin Exchange that
the German government will shortly pay the
entire amount of the five loans made by the
Federal Government to the German Empire as
means for the prosecution of the war against
France.
. An Helena, Montana, despatch states that
party of Sioux dashed into the Crow agency
on the 21st inst. and killed DeForest and two
Crow squaws and ran off the stock at the agen-
cy. 1t has been showing at Helena since Sun
day eve.
The first concert of Rubenstein the great
Russian pianist, was given last night at Stein
way Hail. New York, which was crowded and
the reception OF the artist was enthusiastic.
The strike of the Chicago carpenters for 81
per day commenced yesterday No work was
done except in cases where the demand was
acceded to-
Richard Hughes of Lowell, a young ruffian
of ID years of age, stabbed Franklin Hail. a
lad of Is, last night, in Boston, while the latter
was preventing him from robbing the money
drawer of his, Halls, employer. Hall will
not live. Hughes was arrested
A reform mass meeting was held in New
York last evening. William C. Bryant pre-
sided, and speeches were made by several dis
tinguished gentlemen, urging the election of
reform candidates
The French Republicans of New York cells
brated their anniversary on Sunday night, and
passed resolutions endorsing President Grant.
Paul Falk was arrested in New York Sunday
on the charge of keeping garden open Snn-
days, selling lager beer, and keeping band of
music performing. The arrest was caused by
complaint of Methodist church contiguous to
the garden. His trial will be made test case.
Steamships Wyoming, Frisias, France and
Bremen have arrived out.