The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-11-29
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AT HOIucs
The Boston losses will probabl,
not foot up more to $4,000, 900. The
total amount Of insurance is abou
$40, COZ, ,OoO, three-fourths of which
will be paid.
-Rochester-Warrants have beer
issued by United States Commisslone,
Stores for the arrest of Susan B. An
thoHy and fourteen other females wht
voted at the late election.
The coroner's jury in the Vansyc
kel poisoning case at New York fount
that Mrs. Catharine Vansyckel dice
from the effects of arsenical poisoning
given to her in tea by her husband
John Vansyckel.
/ --Pittsburgh-The warehouse O
the Citizens Oil refinery together will
three hundred barrels of refined oil
were totally consumed by fire las
evening. The fire originated from the
explosion of lamp in warehouse re
6nezy.
"A Youngstown, Ohio, special says
two of the new boilers recently set up
in place of those which exploded three
months ago at Brown, Bonnell & Co..
rolling mill, blew up yesterday even.
ing, instantly killing two firemen
Joseph Wallace and Michael O'Mal
leny, and injuring number cf othel
persons, three seriously.
"A. F. White, a well-known pork
merchant Of Jefferson county, Ind,
was thrown from q load of hay yester.
day by his horse taking fright, which
broke his neck and right arm, killing
him instantly. -
Col. John w. Foster has sold his
undivided twO-sevenths interest in the
Evansville Journal printing establish
ment to Claude G De Bruler.
The Grand Lodge of the knights
of Pythias of Missouri met in st. Louis
yesterday. Ten city and eighteen
State lodges were represented.
-Logansport, Ird-Judge Dyke
man, a prominent citizen of this
place, to-day shot Will C. Moreau, the
late sponsor to Mr.. O'Conor at the
Louisville Convention and now editor
of the Logansport Sun.
in view of the Boston disaster the
Fire Commissioners of San Francisco
ask for 20, 600 feet of hose and two new
steamers.
-Cincinnati-The epizootic is still
on the increase here. On the Seventh,
John, Third and Fourth street lines
the cars are all off. The Pendleton
and Vine street cars are running, but
with reduced force. The number o
drays is much reduced. A few hack
horses are yet seen, but i'm the main
they have withdrawn. Transfer and
beer wagons are being hauled by oxen.
Concord, N. H.-A severe shock OF
an earthquake occurred here this after
noon about 2 o'clock. 1t hogan with
sort of an explosion, followed by
trembling and shaking, which lasted
about ten seconds. Buildings rocked
violently and the shock was plainly
perceptible to people walking in the
streets. Its apparent course was from
West to East.
John w. Young, the son of Brig.
ham, says that party of Mormons,
making the tour of Europe and Asia,
will thoroughly inspect the school
systems of the world, so that education
in Utah may be improved.
The fast tIotters, Lucy and Gold
smith Maid, are in Philadelphia.
-Cairo-Clem Nolte, second clerk
on the steamer City of Chester, was
stabbed Thursday morning by des-
perado named Robt. Belts, who was
deck passenger on the boat, and had
refused to pay his fare. Belts had
drrwn a knife on Nolte and Others
during the night. and was ordered of
the boat at Fulton. AS soon as he saw
Nolte in the morning, he pursued him
with drawn knife up stairs to the
wash-room, when Nolte drew re.
volver and fired. The shot failed tc
hit Belts, who then inflicted three
stabs, in quick succession on Nolte
and would have killed him but for the
interference of passenger. The
wounds are painful but not dangerous
Belts is confined Oh the boat, and will
! be taken to st. Louis.