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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
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U9UsT BELMONT 4 co.
IA BnDAeS,
30 Wal street,
letters OF credit TO available In all parts OF
the world, through the
Mcssrs. dc Ro,L schd
and their corrcspon tents.
Also make te rsphio transfers OF money California,
Europe and Havana.
SUBJECT to cheok al sight.
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HORSES, CARRiAaEs. oU.

LOT OF HORSES, JUST FROM THE COUNTRY,
"A sod cheap or exchange Horses of less vaue ht
for carts TRUCKS express stevedore any business In
qure ~ 64l Canal street, corner Washington.
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pEYToN's WE WILL OFFER PEYr0M1
l.
PtYTON'S Monday Aprila PEiTUNs0
PEiTON'S tho beat PEYTUNN
PEYTON'S value ia PEYTON'0
PEYTON'S Black silks PEYTJN,S
PKYToN'S and rEYTON'3
PkYTOHS Japanese Slks PEYTUN0
PEiTON'B 20 be found in this city. FEYrOhW
PEYTOk'5 Toe qualities PEYrON'S
PE4TONS guarantee the best PEyTONsH
PkYTONS 81 pieces slack SiKs. PEYrON0
PkYTON'S Rt 81 Is, 81 rs and al ~ PkYTON'0
PEYTONS The best offered PEYTONA
PEYTONa by PEYrO..3
PEYiONS Also PEYTON8
PEYTON'S 20 pieces Real Lyons PElTON.4
PEYTON'S Gr0y Grain silks, PEYTON3
PtYTON,J the best gooas imported, PEYTONB
PKYTONS Of 81 70, 81 95, ~ 20 and 50 80; PEYTONH
PkYTDN'S from 65c to 81 " less PkYTON3
Pr, TONS than their real value PEYION1
PEYTON'S Also PEYTONse
PEYTONS cases Japanese Silks, PEYFONS
PkYTON'S ~ 6zRc Csc. 75c- and &c., PEYTONU
PEYTON'S the choicest styles PEYTONY
PEYTON'S In the market - PEYTON6
w. X. PEYTON
272 and 274 Bowery. near Houston street
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FINANCIAL.

CfHA 0nn TO LOAN-IN SUNS To SUR, ON
DfUV.VVV New York, wesrcnestrr and Brooklyn
Property for term OF years. bonu. reluire @. u. VII
LIS Aontauk Insurance Company, lbs Broadway.
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EvOR BALE-A SPAN OF WELL MATCHED BAY
Mares; full sisters; and years old excellent road
sound kind Private stabe, ls6 East Nineteenth
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

SALES Ar AUCTION.
A DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCuoNEER
ADRIAN H. MULLER. p r. WILKINS 90. win sen
at auction on
THURSDAY. JUNRs.
Atso O'Clock. a, the Exchange salssroom.
No Ill Broadway.
ny order orc Minor ani D. r. Jaques Bsq Executors
The Elegant Mansion,
seven aer eso Of Lard situate At Rye wostchester
the Hon. Alexander W. Bradford. deceased
Fine stable, carriage house ard All necessary ou,b,,a
ing inc whoe constituting FIRST class cou ry residence
Bradford"
containing from rwo 10 i've acres each
s%sse 's sis J, II %s.s
S Sencnt p ses,oi churches and accsss
NsSs sp sa 'G Ssw S n. Sa sssS
S ' ys B sS aa n e RI sS ssa On The
S Sod, ns S,s satas ssy Fer cen. remain
5 gu oiaey or csSsss street S 81
A Lien y. MiNER, AUcrIoNEER,
~ S Wh5SE Z a,sj Junk 4 sho''
NO II Sb SH Hi AsH$S ';tsa"ss
fH RH HaD SnN F 6asGss CIT nnANE
s sa side 4S psE sua cuI sSSs
ss aS $s,, SsS;s @sSs
ESssl.is. Table, nsaeb Ioanscs and Chairs,
sh H ii" a as a." sx
bnrcnS, Wa,drsSss Ma,h,i1nd LOUNGES and CHAIRS
BsmlFcis co'I's iar carp.. black WANT iiai
ss sold by order o Ihos. Williams u, Executor
A Lien n. MINER, AUUrIoNEER
"A saie'rqss i '@2%IeTS , saiH Ksnae ssreoa
~ A 4htEsp s S' iusE 4 '"o'
RsSE nS faiSSsfE dSIls sA s.
k ANEHIcsN i 81 LAX ANrI33UE SoiSs;
.,,n =, AZ. an.sr sAa i s' S
aist dozens t elis" sa"Sc:s S"as s
s9 eG: e'p. y'a1 s
e.! s}s S' i SSsI isssS 5
ssss1 sS sss;Gss ns
oh Sarlo n al dns q a w cosy
probably in America '"' ~ '''S'' '''''''
VALUABLE i%n Mnnxi n Ih shs ab2v ssMacrNo
suEisEkY MiDcSE, D fST aG o a. ="
above ca" Mas s With III ea doy saa
A Lien B. MINER, AUCrloNEER
BY ALIEN S II fI!'si!' ana . A'"' '''''
FRIDAY, JUNE I,
nj l0'. O'Clock, At sal,srOOns.
~ Chambers aud II Reade silrcS,
GENTEEl. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, carved rosewood
Pianos, Mirrors, Carpets. Nc. Details In time.
A RCii. JOHNSTON, AUGTiDNEER
n Oncc and sliesroo,n 81 Nassau street,
opposite Post Office.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS
Al Auction.
JOHNSTON & VAN TASSEIL Will SELL AT AUG
TIOh oS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE d, AND 7,
at ~ o'clock zach day choice collection OF Oil Paint
inga comprising the works OF tho following well known
artists
". WhittradSe W. Hart, W. T. Richards,
J.. Williot, SceIiclart Jose phi Ftlun.
David johnson, }. T. Crupsey, i. VI. Wilcs,
L.. De Beul. III. tarpencro, Van Scvpndonck,
q. Wilson, &. II. Gnarin II. .. Young,
u. Macs kock-kVek, Van IAmputten,
r. Parton, D. NJ Carter, y. A SILVA
Jan-sens Van Seheu, ANUS
John Pope. J. o. Virgins, w. i. Do Haas,
i. Gay, W. Hlnckman, w. NJ. Brown
q. II. Giford, &. IL. Meturd, A Perkins
The above collection are exhibition, with cata
logur.
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beautiful RESIDENCE, II ROOMS. 40 ACRES RICH
ID improved Land; plenty fruit; commands fine view
of the ocean twelve minutes drive from Staten Island
Ferry Sl50 worth SIS 600 TO close estate terms suit
DAkRTN. 90 Broad street
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POLITICAL.

U)OiLTiCAI PRINTING or EVERY DESCRIPTION
j. done 10 short npc. bv the Metropolitan PRINTING Isl
Establishment. corner u broadway and Ann street. NeS
York
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L,OH sALEAT A BARGAIN-f32 ACRES or MEADOW
4 Land in Orange county, within GU miles OF New
FORK For further particulars apply TO JOHN EaVA
avenue.
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A RT-wEDNEsDAY,, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
LEvISON Auctonccr. win sell by auction AZ Ir,isnns
Art Gallery, ae broadway, st Nicholas Itocl buildni
superb collection Pictures by living Ancr AN artists
embracing variety OF subject cxauissly framed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

UNFINISHED COUNTRY HOUSE TO RENr--roR THE
y summer, near BrcnXville, East Chester raesidc,
the country residence Of Mr. Robert Gordon furnished
complete; garden in perfect order; Ice house filed
Of cow, &c. Apply to HUGH n. CAMP, log Broadway
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

INRANRFTELD 4 Co, JEWELLERS, 20? SIXTH AVE-
nue. Fourteenth street. and 32 Eighth avenue,
corner twenty xth street. nches Diamonds Cuckoo
and French clocks eterng Silver and finest silytrplaed
WArc, tine selections, at very low prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

r $. wEfNBERGER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l. e, this day, Wedne day, June s Mt loh O'Clock.
gse1stsad, one rarlor Set ono a.oot Extension Tai
nrs p"@, ~ KS &c Same oper on 90 srd
ma, top Hall stand, sewns Machine. Haraw.
ALO, Thur ", june q Watohes Jewelry, Clocks. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

noCK PROPERTY IN NEWARK, N. j., ON PAsSAIC
~ River, suitable for manuiac DRY, eawml, lumber
brick coal yard for sale lease. Apply TO GEORGE
w. HOJER ~ Duane street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

AT TOTTENvlLI.E, STATEN ISLAND-A FRENCH
IL roof Cottage, with to let cheap for the
Apply at 10 West Washington place, where
photograph be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

E'cE sALE-ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT RESI-.
y dences on Staten Island, with all the modern i'm
proyements acres beautifully laid out desirrhy ioca
ted Ia miles from landing; owner going 10 Europe
$22U0, terms to accommodate; cost over $I0GDn fur
nishcd II desired DARRIN, 80 Broad street
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QARGAIN TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-SPLENDTD PRI-
IL xAe Residence - ret front, Fifth and
lorth Of Fifty first street. must be sold PAGE McCAF
TERTf corner Firth avenue and Fifiy-second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

RIO EXCIIANGE.--TWO LOTS, DESIgABI.Y LOCATED
"n the oas side, will DO exchanged for any well i'm
proved Property.
NJ. D. MYERS SON, 4A Broomc street, near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

SS 600 "A sAoRIricEnHoUsE AND GROUNDS
for five horses Address A. l.. D.. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

CAPITALISTS, rs ACRES CHOICE BUILDING
~. Ian ~ miles In New Jersey; Ave minutes from
two depois trains every hour viii take good House
as Part payment; terms easy.
TAYLOR Oh Broadway, room Is, l2to1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

DOR SALE-THE BEST PROPERTY FOR MANU-
featuring Purposes In the city OF Now Haven Coma
convenient 70 ~ the soamers railroads and the harbor
Address LoCKBOX f26 Now Haven, Conn.
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COUNTRY PLACE TO LET--RENT IN BOARD. AID.
~ dress A., Br' okiyn Branch Herald office.
BUDAPEST PROPERTY EVER OFFERED.-HOMES
for all; S20u0 Farms for $500; 500 Lots for $50 APP
ply at % Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

TOR sALE-ON EASY TERMS, OR TO LET AT
Greenve, 2, minutes from Liberty street, by New
Jersey Central Railroad, several cSmmcdinus
Houses. Inquire ofJoIN MoRRELI. Greenvile, n J.
ElOR sALE-HANDSoME TWO STORY COLT AGE Ia
Lots plenty fruit and shade; desirable rhood;
Ave minutes walk from North Shore ferry Island
$500; worth 81, 800 DARRIN, 30 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

L,oR sALE-DEIIGHTFUL RESIDENCE, IL ROOMS
carriage house &c three and quarter fine lawn,
well shaded fronting the Bay good bathing Ave minutes
walk from ferry, Staten Island; sl3lyn
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A FOR SALE OR TO LET 2s6 FIFTH AVENUE;
Ia. also b64 Fifth avenue built by Charles Duggn Esn
Htnsr Horses on the avenue also 800 Dwelnes md Lots
kcription list WILLIAM TUCKER, Broker IN Real
Estate 30 nh avenue irst door above Twenty sixth
street, stairs. "
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no REST-FURNISHED TO A SMALL FAMILY,
Conn rs Residence containing ci2ht rooms; hot AMI
eohi water bathroom &C large garden IS minutes from
street depot; il teins each daily viii
hs LEI 20 desirable tenaut for SIS rer month until
November; or arrangements could lie made tor long
period at reduced rent Address O. F. l3f Washington
street, New York.
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OK SnA ROSE HILL PARK; IS ACRES SPI4EN-
.pO.slVO. did views on the Hudson. near Crurer's;
fair building springs fruit wood; healthy crops tools
FIAGLER 100 Broadway, hat store
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1HOK SALE CHEAP-A HANDSOME FOUR STORY
brown stone Honsc, rnlshed urnshed 81 East
Thryfrst street, good location also hrcc 10 Sixty.
fourth street M Mad. avenue. sale cheap la
quire Of NJ DUNN, UE broadway.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE Oh TO RENT.

IiO RENr-MANlToU HOTEL. AT COLORADO
Springs, Coorndo will DC ready about June TO- For
terms and particulars address r. A. CAMERON, Colorado
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HOUSE FOR SALE-RENTS IN FLATS: SPLEEN.
"a did location must he sold Also Houses 10 trade for
Lots and country Property, whore cash he paid with
loGd trcdcs FOR private Houses Apply to John FETT.
REICH, I,0}6 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

TINE FRANCAISE. FEMME DE CHAMBRE EFT
~ bonne conturere desirerait trouver fanillc
hnut en- Flance, soft pour los enants
In couture; ellie onrnr lea meiilcnres references
In vile. S'adreser chez Nine. ]. MAURICE 60 West
Home rue, entire In Smc ct 6ine
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REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE.

DOR SALE, OR WOULD EXCHANGE-A FARM 81.
hours from city, 40 acfcs; J0impruyed, tUU Rochester
fruit: buildings good Furniture, Wiucs and Cigars ac.
cerablo. Il. C., D6 Broadway, room L.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

+ OTIS WANTED FOR INVEST dENr--lN ANY 90
IL locality, cast or south of Ceniral H. Owners e
iull particulars to box 42i New York PVsl Office.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-IN MoNTCLAIR, n. j..
IL tn family who desires comfortable home for tho
summer The house IL large, containing ~ rooms
plenty Of email fruit fine orchard and well laid
Hover ard vegetable garden; abundance grapes coed
barn and wagon house and pasture Tho gardener viii DO
left the place, who will suppl. vegetables for tho table
and who VIII attend 70 the COW. Tho above place will be
rented to responsible party. Apply TO W. H. WILSON,
No. College place Now Yerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

Two LEr--A SMALL PRIVATE HOUSE, WITH ALL
the modern improvements; $40 East Twentieth street,
between First and Second avenues Inquire at Va Fourth
avenue. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

RIO EXCHANGE-F0R REAL ESTATE OR A GOOD
L mortgage, a first class Ladies' and Containers
Dining saioon. Apply al 80 Cedar street room |.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

FARMERS ON THE LINE OF THE HARLEM Rail
l. road having Milk Dairy TO di spo>e OF can Hud
purchaser by calling atSi2 Second avenue, between Forty
fourth and + ,rty- iflh streets
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MADISON AvENUE.-AT A GREAT BARGAIN AS
" owner Is going TO Europe, the elegant House north.
west corner OF Sixtysxtl street: substantially finished
n hard wood by days work. will be rented Inquire
On the promises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

A FREE REGISTER WITH PARTICULARS or 1000
IN city Houses and Building Lots sale and let
Containing city man, &C. gratis. Also Lots on Park
madison. Fifh and Eighth avenues the Boulevard and
Genital Park, at lowest rates v. X. STEVENSON SON
ii Pine street and PIG Fifth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

nN DEMANDE-UNE COUTURIERE QUI PARIE
~ bcn e rnncns ct qui snit iaire les robes iravaer
Ia machine dc Wheeler CT wilson Sndreser Ia Anne
rue Is uesD aven II heures du natin apres heures
ntl suir, Marcredi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

T,oI sALE-A FINE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
House. III West Thirty -secpnd street. Broadway.
frice Ses,oc1: terms 10 suit. -
DYE 4 CURTTsS, 503 Sixth avenue.
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A Full. SIZE SUPERB MODERN BROWN STONE
~ DWELLING in one ol the most sec ct locations Muir.
10 " X STEVENSON soN, II Pine street and x.s Filth
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yIrAETED-A FARM or FROM FIFTY TO TWO
W hundred acres within fifteen miles o. New York.
with or river front preferred slate 10 ion and
price, which must be low agents need answer. Ad
DIRE - box sgNs--Ncw York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-05

yAyANTED-A RESIDENCE IN ASTORIA, VALUE
w $1,000 or less in exchange for handsome place n
Nosh Entewood.
q. LONG. 12t Bcekman street, up sairs
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STAEFORD-WANTED, FOR A READY CUSTOMER,
~ neal Cottage. of about ten large
ing roos,, with small plat iluit and shade worth from
S5uW % ssEa,; sale sub Get to commission OF IA rcr
cent Scnd iu! descriptions. with locatici 10 O.
g. BENNET Real Estatc Broker. No. Pine stree n. Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-23
INDIAN TERRITORY.

A SIGN OF orvrtrzATroN-THE cH1cKA-
sAws ASKING TO HAVE THRR LANDS
DIVIDED.
ST. Loun, November 2l.-Rellablead-
vices from the Chickasaw nation says
The Legislature ofthat nation, which has
Just adjourned, passed q resolution re-
questing President Grant to carry into eE.
feet that part Of the treaty Of 1865 be.
tween the Choctaw8 and Chickasaws,
which provides th&t when the Indians
desire, the lands heretofore held in com.
mon may be divided among individual
members Of the tribes. This Ia consider.
ed by those best informed regarding
matters In the Indian Territory, as the
most advanced step towards civilization
ever shown by any Of the Indian tribes;
and it Is thought by Q great many that
should the government not insist on any
territorial organization other than that
now existing, many Of the tribes will fol.
low the example OF the ChlckaSsws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-23
THE LATEST NEWS.

The total loss by fire at Galena, ILL.,,
Thursday morning, Is now figured Of
$4,000. ThIrty.fve business armu were
burned out and thirteen families render
ed homeless.
The Board Of Directors Of the North.
ern Pacific railroad, have elected Vim. A.
Howard, Of Michigan, Land Commissioner
Of that Company.
"A special from Winona, Minnesota,
contradicts the report that the track. lay.
ers on the Winona b st. Peters Railroad
who are blockaded with snow, are In any
danger Of starvation, or are even suffer.
Ing. One report says the train sent to
their reliet has arrived at the end OF the
track, which Is now clear Of snow.
The epizootic has made iS appear
ance at indianapolis In an epidemic form.
All the horses IN three or four livery sta.
bles are sick, and q number Of the street
railway companies horses, the United
States Express OompSnJ's horses and q
number OF Others have been attacked
with the disease. H'
The Mayor Of Madison, Indiana, ofers
$500 reward for the arrest and convIc-
ton OF the person who murdered Henry
b. Armstrong in that city Oct. II, 1879.
Third Assistant Engineer North oil
the steamship Missouri, intelligence oi
whose safety was recelvnd from Havana
Friday night, was resident Of Rondout,
n. Z, where he has family. His wife
has been almost overwhelmed with griei
at her husbands supposed loss, and her
feelings on receiving information OF his
safety can be better immaginsd than de-
scribed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-23
FRANCE.
The Demands Of the Opposition on
Theirs.

The Demands OF the Opposition on
Theirs.
PARIS, November 92-Thiers will At.
tend tho meeting to-day ofthe Committee
Of the National Assembly appointed to
prepare reply 10 his message at the
opening oi the Assembly. The commit
tee, in their address, viii demand OF the
President the appointment Of 0 RESPONSE
BILE Ministry; that he shall not participate
In the debates In the Assembly, and that
he shall communicate with that body by
message only. These points will be very
strongly contested by the adherents Of
Theirs when the reply is presented to the
Assembly.
All reports agree that there will be no
opposition 10 the prolongation Of Thiers'
term OF office for four years.
PARIS, November 22.-President Theirs
to-day told several Of his friends, who
called upon him, that he would make all
reasonable concession to secure harmony
In the government, but that It was I'm.
possible for him to relinquish his well
known convictions The President this
morning received deputstion from the
Party Of the Lett Centre in Assembly
consisting Of NJ. N. Casimir, PeIrir, La.
benlaze and Picard, to whom he said he
was with them In opinion but the first
10 be settled was now between himself
and the Committee appointed by the As.
sembly, TO draw up a reply to his message.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-23
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 2e.-on Monday
night last On unknown man was found by
the police, lying In the street terribly
bruised and cut about the head, covered
with blood and insenSible. He was taken
TO the hospital, where he died this even
Ing. Hi1 body was identified as that of
Edmund DorWald, q merchant living on
West Van Buren street In this city, who
left home on Monday evening 10 90 to
Waukegan and was undoubtedly attack
cd by robbers on bis way to the
depot. His lamily hearing nothing
from him became seriously alarmed,
and this afternoon his son went to Wau-
kegan, and finding he had not been there,
was seized with the idea that the man so
mysterlously murdered might be his
father. He telegraphed to friends here
who, on going to the hospital, recognized
the body Of the missing man. There was
some difference Of opinion as to whether
the mans injuries was the result oI an
accidental fall on the rocks, down stairs,
or robbers' work, but there is no longer
Q doubt but that the man was cruelty
murdered on q public street between
seven and eight o'clock In the evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-23
CUBA.

HAVANA, Nov. 81, via KEY WEST
A severe engagement between the Span.
iardS and Insurgents took place at Ritirs
in the Eastern Department, in which the
Insurgents were dlslodged from their
position with the loss OF their horses. The
number Of C1bans killed and wounded
Is not given. The official report states
that five Spaniards were killed and eight
wounded. a surrendered Cuban states
that out Of eight hundred young men
who left Peurto Principe at the beginning
Of the war TO Join the Insurgent army,
only fly are alive. 1t Is reported that
the Spanish government intends to relieve
the Captain General of Porto Rico in o
few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-23
Canvass of the Alabama Returns.

MONTGOMERY, November % The Leg.
stature at the capitol met this morning
at 10 o'clock The two Houses met to-
gether and It. Governor Moren proceed
ed TO count the vote for State officers.
The result will show a majority for the
Republican ticket Of over 5000. Owing
to the TACT that the Supervisors Of Dallas
county reported large majority for the
Democratic candidate for Auditor, which
will elect him, the result will not be de.
clared until the Supervisors have Q chance
to correct the supposed mistake. II it
was a mistake, and Is corrected, the Re
publican candidate for Auditor will also
have 6, 900 majority. The other body met
but did no business Of any kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-23
CALIFORNIA.

sAN FRANCISCO, November ga sen.
sation was caused here by the publica-
ton Of the particulars Of an alleged plot
Of Laura D. Fair and . restaurant waiter
named Frank to poison Judge Dwinnell
and the counsel for the people, Alex.
Campbell. The plot was formed before
her second trial and was revealed by
Frank, who said that Mrs. Fair tried 10
induce him to put poison In q decanter
for Dwinnell or In a milk can at his door.
About the same time q woman went to
his house disguised and told his wife not
to leave the can out The matter has
been concealed from the public until in
vestigated by Chief Of Police Crowly.
Some think the waiter insane. The peo.
pie here are much incensed by Mira. Fairs
proposition 10 give public lectures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-23
MEMPHIS.
TIE EPrzoor1c INCREASING.

THE RPfZooT1C INcRRAsIGG.
MRMPH1s, November 22.-The epizoot.
ic is increasing, and most Of the stables
have closed up In order to protect the
stock not affected as yet. The express
companies are substituting mules and oxen
for horses The absence Of horses on the
streets Is beginning to be noticed.
Major n. ]. Wicks has resigned the
Presidency Of the Memphis & Charleston
Railroad, and John D. Rother, ot Hunts.
vile, Alabama, was elected to fill the va.
canCy. ...-
The gin house of Dr. Luke Blackburn
at Laconis, Arkansas, together with thirty
bales Of cotton, was sccidently burned on
Wednesday. Loss 5000.
The Memphis Industrial Exposition
closed tonight. II has been decided q
success financially and otherwise. A
grand masquerade ball will be given in
the hall next Wednesday evening, under
the supervision Of the officers of the Ex.
position.
The street railroad company reports to.
night forty mules attacked with the cpl
Zootic,