Litchfield enquirer., 1872-10-24
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Great Brita;as. .-The gallery of circus gave way at Sheffield, on Monday, injur-' ing 70 persons. '~TS S'St ff& '' U =
 A lawsuit brought by seaman on the Alabama has been decided in favor of the American Consul at Liverpool. ~
 The government has irestored the right of registration for transmission abroad through the mails to MT. Bradlangfi's journal. 2ELz1Tl EaEI< gFs'SsssT The Rev. MT. Purchas is dead.
 A passenger train ran of the track near Kelvedon Station. .....- -'' l' v Parliament will assemble on the, 18th of December. .,Igt~ i,rssi r,i, .i i...,.. .-.. -,
 The daughter of MT. Jay, Minister '}to to Austna was married to the German Am bassadW at Vienna, last week
 sSR RoundeA Palmer receives $8O, 600 for his services before the Geneva Tribu-
 Framce.-The elections have proved fa- vo1able to radical candidates. 2, 'l.g-,I. 5l Mi: Sumner visited M fGanbetta5 at Paris. s,.,aE .ss,.fsE ..ss,.,.4....-n
 Prince Napoleon has demanded re- dress for his expulsion. Il @s7A1.s'1 +' -tf
 The German army of occupation has be- gun to eyacuate the Department of the Upper Marine: UA ,S3 .sl8 ~ The Postal Treaty with tho, United An accomplice in in the ftihaHfa late Pantm nnur- der has surrendered himself in Belgium.
 M. Rouher has appealed to the Perma- nent Committee of the assembly in favor of Prince Napoleon.
 ,Gegnaary.- The decision of the Empe- TOT on the San Juan Boundary Question will be delayed for some time yet,
 Prince Albert of Prussia is dead.
 SpQin.-7The revolt in Ferrol is at an end. The insurgents escaped in all direc- tions, 800 being captured.
 The Spanish Cortes has voted in favor of aboiishing capital punishment for po- itical offenses. ..
 Portagdl.-The American fleet sailed Monday, for Cadiz. The King and Queen visited the fleet on Saturday and llnched on board the flagship.
 ' Rstsssd.--The Czar has pardoned the Polish General Michael Czaykowski. .. .st .)apan.-The railway from Yokohama to .Yeddo has been formally opened. ..l,.g. J.. ...,f -.~ DOMESTIC. se,.. .-....
 The longshoremen of New Orleans have made successful stri ke for S4 day.
 James Gibbons has been installed Cath- ollie bishop of Richmond, Va.
 William M. Tweed is not to be found by the officers in search for him with a bench warrant, He is reputed to be at Greenwich in this State.
 The Harlem Courthouse frauds, are be- ing investigated and show much official peculation. f1l tfs-..
 Mr. Havemeyer declines to run for the New York Mayoralty.
 Col Mackenzie had a fight with the Comanches on the north fork of the Red River recently and killed 20 of them, los- ing but three of his own force.
 MT. Froude delivered two lectures in New York, on Wednesday and Friday nights of last week. ...
 The San Francisco & Colorado river railroad company formally withdraw from I the people the proposition for SIG, 900 subsidy submitted by the California
 The steamer Boston collided with a | government scow at He'll Gate, last week. Apache murders continue in Arizona.
 The committee Investigating the Metis disaster have revoked the licenses of the master for general ineficiency," and that of the first and second pilot for "care lessness.' The first mate is also suspen ded for six months for leaving the boat tc l the care of deck hand.
 The oil report for September shows decrease in the production of petroleum over the month previous of 225 barrels per day. @ E
 The Moses or regular Republican ticke was overwhelmingly successful in Soutl Carolina. The amendment forbiddins future State loans was adopted by the people.
 Wm. M. Tweed, instead of surrenderine himself Monday, as the Sheriff expected still remains at Greenwich, Conn.
 The horse disease, now raging at Koch ester, has already assumed alarming pro portions Fully one-half of the horses il the city are affected by it.
 Advices from Omaha tell of prairie fires raging in Nebraska, destroying the coun try almost entirely within circuit O. thirty miles from that city. ....-- zs
 MT. Froude delivered his third lecture on Ireland and England, Monday night
 Salt Lake City is to have new Nation. al Bank.
 Indians are troublesome in Idaho,
 Mrs. Horace Greeley is lying at th' point death.
 Another Republican newspaper ofic' has been destroyed in Louisiana.
 One million pounds of Colorado whea have been shipped East. by Pacific rail road.
 One Democrat and three Grant Repub hcans have been elected to Congress II South Carolina. fAxe 5ss5s.}sIEssE
 Two young men fought duel at Allan ta, last week.
 F. W. Bird, Liberal, is nominated fol l Governor of Massachusetts in place o. Senator Sumner.
 Goldsmith Maid beat Oceident in three lstraight heats at Sacramento, Cal, last | week.
 New York hackmen are moving for the abolition of the city ordinance forbidding their sssolciting' passengers in depots. | etc.
 The N. Y. Congregational Convention propose that laborers' payday be changed from Saturday to Monday to avoid the squandering of wages in Sunday dissipa- tions. sgv a
 After an imprisonment of g week in the Hudson GountY. Jail, New Jersey Chief of Police McWilIams has been released on bail. zes4swT ssR#
 Governor Hadley, of Arkansas, is takin g active steps to investigate the late riots at OsceoIa, Ark. ,and has appointed two com missioners for the purpose. Ec aThe horse epidemic which has for some time past been running through Canada has now crossed the boundary, and is at tacking our own cities. sa z79qI srag The complete official vote. of Pennsyl- yania shows the following maiorities:-- Hartranft, 34, ,36S; Allen, republican, for auditor general, 36, ,78O; Mercur, repubi- csn, for supreme judge, 40, AS; congress men at large, Todd, 46, TOT; Albright, AT, O10. ScofieId AR gQ9 The majority for the republican delegates to the constitu tional convention was 47, ,588
 The government has not offered 8 $1, 00O, 900 prize to the diseoverera of perpet- ual motion.
 Maryland is preparing to send bitumi- nous coal to England. sa < ., Y
 HoLLowAY's PILs. Mark this fact, att tested by the first medical periodicals of Europe, that cases of feonfrmed dyspepsia, abandoned as hoplsss by the faculty, yield to short course of these Pills. Sold 78 Maiden Lane, N. '. Price 25 cents per how AcE %o,s ,,ovv ofv1o. tho old ;c' .ooT1r,