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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

The family OF Henry Speaks, residing on New
Hampshire avenue, between l. and NJ streets,
have been reported To Lieutenant Greer as being
insane, caused by their embracing religion.
The OIss has boon left In the hands Of Lieut..
NOonan, Of tho sanitary police, who will OK.
amino Into tho matter.
Yesterday morning, while Officer Morgan was
pAtrOillnH his boat, no noticed oOloTod boy lead.
Ing woman, who by her actions appeared 10 DO
lnsAne. She was taken to police headquarters,
animation, and pronounced her suitable can.
didate for DR.. Nichols establishment. She Is
quite an original In her way, and executes some
new steps In dancing while singing draWling
song Il Is thought she came from near Mulli.
kens, Prince Georges county, Md.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

In yesterdays Issue an account was given Of a
mill" said 10 have taken place in the lot ad.
joining the Theatre Oomique, on Saturday aiter.
noon, between tWo Of the Httaohes OF the Robin
son show, our Informant was In error. No
such night took place. This correction IL made
as q matter VI Justice 10 the gontlemAnly pro.
prietOr, who knowingly will peImlt nothing Of
the kind near the establlshmoni.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

TIE NisitiuH lomBtaudrtS
Tho Washington Commandory Of Hartford,
Conn, have decided, instead Of visiting Rich.
mond, 70 spend the time In this city, They will
DO accompanied by the celebrated American
brass band OF Providence, and come here about
eighty strong. The Communicates OF this city
are making eNtensive arrangements for the re-
ception Of their guests, and promise 10 give
them a most ENJOYABLE tins.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

There was quite full attendance Of the man
bers OF the OTlspln Association last night la
UniOn League hall, james Mitchell, president
aud james MOnOhln, secretary. IL was thoiI
monthly meeting, and ne business VI interest t.
tho public was transacted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
AMUHEM EITs.


Mrtrop slltnH Variety Theatre.
The performance at this theatre Is, to say the
least, highly creJItablo to tho manager The
opening portion Of the programme tmlnstTelsyl
Is in ItselIa treat to those who visit the temple
Of ian, and 10 particularlEo the ollo performance
would DO supeThuous where all aooredN them.
selves SO we'll. Taking tho entire performance
~ y whole We congratulate Mr. HonIe on
him success, II the beginning Of the winter sea.
scn IL an index TO It's close.
The Theatre CsmIaue.
The patronage extended 10 the Theatre
COmiquo last week was not diminished last
night There was full audience present, and
composed Of a class Of citizens who relish the
high tone aud character the management arc
giving to THIS hvorite place Of amusement
The ian ballet was especially good, and 10 Il
Miss Sallle Apt divided the honOrs with Cal
letu. Miss Apt also appeared TO decided ad.
vantage with deoSge $. Knight in "Sehusider's
Uourtship," yet It was apparent % the audience
that her singing was mArred 10 It's effects BY
severe cold.
We Incline 10 the opinion that In Miss Apt
there Is q talent and ambition by no means fully
achieve success il the higher walks Of the
drama. II is not alone her beautiful nee and
form aud her gentle aPpsaranee that u winning
real artist, and one Of much versatility.
In his original songs and changes Mr.. J. II.
Milbutn gained his usual encOrcs, but there
nave bcen more eminent, feer Spykoh even On
the stage than his He can and must play the
role better. As Gertrude, Miss Marian Taylor
exhibited a true conception Of the character,
and was quite ecceptable.
Miss Laura L. Claire was not bad a. Ernes-
tine but amer this, little praise can be given To
the balance OF her support,
" Wanted Talent for Omaha" was lively
sketch. Burbank a. BOOthdAvynport, and Par
ker as FOrregtoWeniohursOn were iuIaense.
The ontire programme was q good one, and
afforded lust that class Of good entertainment 90
many desire.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Under the stringent rules adopted blythe last
Lsglslatars goyeLIniTHS tho payment o. the a.;
be productive OF trouble and expense, and also
impair the title OF the property. owner Parties
who have not the money eau borrow tho same
Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Consolidation Of the MenOpoIItnn and
UBISn Railway Companies.

The stockholders OF the Union Hallway Com.
many met last evening At the Oiioe Uf the CON.
pany 10 Georgetown. Mr.. Joseph II. Llbbey
was called TO the chair, and Brooke Il. Williams
chosen secretary.
ON motion oil MIR. James L. Bullock, 1t was
resolved To take vote on tho question VI the
acceptance Of the proposition i9r the rUnsOlidA
tlOn Of the Metropolitan and the Union RAFT
road Companies.
Messrs. James L. Bullock anil u, MCGIll were
appointed telleTs, and announced that lIJJ
aiiroa 1850 1907 had voted 10 the affirmative, and
one vote 10 shaTOs) In the negative, showing that
a very large majority had voted 10 favor Of ratl.
fying the action Of the board OF directors, There
being no further business the meeting adjourned,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

A meeting Of the Fifteenth district Greeley.
ties was advertised 10 take place at the COlum.
blan Law Building last evening. About half q
dozen persons responded to tho call. Owing 10
the small number In attendance the meeting
adjourned without trAnsactlng any business.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
The UoTooTnn Iounyrs

The COrcoThn IOuayos, Captain Plant, pro-
pose 10 visit tho Rockville lair on the 18th inst,
and II Is more than probable that Tow OF them
will remain over u participate In tho pleasures
" the grand ball that will take place thore In
the evening.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

AZ present there arsquit0 a number Of chnias
properties for sale 10 tho vicinity Of the Cor,
oOTan market. In lew years Investments In
that nelghbOrhOOd will double. Now Is the
tius " buy, agd the place 10 ut d. IL. Warner's,
~ Seventh street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
ma.

The alarm Of hte yesterday afternoon. at 8
o'clock, nom box NJ !, was caused BY the
bursting OF frame building at plainly .mlll
on 7 street, near TWenty-ninth. The hTe do
hamos wsro eGungulshod before they reached
the scene
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

The Americas Yacht Club held u meeting last
evening at the Dickson house, Col. W. U. MaEoe,
president, 10 the chair and A. Y. LakemAn sec
Rotary.
The board Of directors reported that the
blat hal been hauled up on the ways at l. lsby' .
wharf, and that she was found TO DO In sound
condition, and thoy recommended that she re.
oeiye thorough painting and DO put in irst-
class order.
The recommendations OF the board were
adopted
1t expected that the yacht will be of the
ways 10 time 10 follow the race on Thursday
next 10 Fort Washington and return.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Tho board Of registration held It's session yes,
teTday 10 tho Eleventh district, and enrolled
tho names Of 81 voters, VI whom 3el were white
and 100 oOlOT0l.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Mr.. AdOlph Cluss, inspector, Sc, has Issued
the following permits TO build Rev. NJ, I. H.
Rice, pastor, church ellhce corner Ninth and S
streets, - feet by u, two stories In height; X.
tween IjunbaTton and 3av. Cle1TSetSWn, Harry
DOnuhue, twD-stOry brick, L street, between
Eighth aud Moth southeast; y. Butler, three.
story brick, Ponnsylyanla avenue, between
Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets; Frank =.
Seryln, do. frame, Twenty fourth street, between
l and h WIN. FURNACE, one story greenhouse,
U street, betWeen FUN AMI Sixth streets north .
west; john L. CLARK, three story Briok, X street,
between Seventeenth aud Eivhteenth; sarah
l.. Pagan, Two story Galns, sixth street, between
y aud q southwest; Levi Flnney, do, Cedar
street. botWoen Eighteenth and Nlneteonth;
Mrs. s. Dawson, thres.stOTy frame, Seventh
street, between ID and T. south WeatI q. W. Mo
koe, twostOTy frame, Twelfth street, between
PonnsylVanla avenue aud q street southeast;
stephen Just, three story brick, Defrees street.
between North Capitol aud First street west.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
the ttDt MIS-

UtNtt.a
SRKUlAL TERM-Judgt NJ phrCys.-Thlsc court
was engaged as follows yesterday /.
DeNauEhn vs. DeNaughn, Order adjusting
trustees Gusts, and liking at 400 the penalty VI
the appeal bond.
Alexandria and Washing 90 Railroad COm.
paDy va. wilkes Order extending time for de-
iondaut, Thornton, to ME answer ~ cross bill.
McBlair vs.. uAdsby. Order Taulying trustees
aocOuut and directing fund 70 he Transferred to
a new trustee.
Fries vs.. Fries. Order allowing SIS 10 defend.
Ant for September, 1871, and " Issue rulo on
petition Of complainant for possession OF certain
The court then adjourned until this morning
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

The dissatisfied Republicans Of The Finh dis
tTlat met last night at Jones hail, corner Of
Twenty tiFst and X streets, Or the purpose Of
counting noses and tostlng their strength IN the
cause they seek to advocate. Previous to tho
meeting being called to order, the president, n.
u. PaytOn, Invited thp3e present opposed 70 the
election Of CHARLES l.. Aulse " step tUrwaTd
and sign the roll Of the club. several dlsap-
polluted creatures Obeyod the order aud signed
the roll, and upon COUNTING the tame II was
found that thirteen names there appeared.
AMER this mighty work had been completed II
was found that the meeting did not consist On
tiroly OF boilers, but that 'thore were present q
gUodly number Of the friends OF Mr.. Hulse, who
seemed TO outnumbor the opposite party.
The chairman informed the meeting that II
had been called Tor the purpose VI nominating a
candidate for the House Of Delegates. This
duty, lie said, tho meeting would be unable TO
perform 10 Consequence Of the secretary OT the
nominating c0mmittee having len the city,
A Mr.. Bell, better known as tho boiling can
dldate Of the Sixth district, was Invited to speak
and this lndivldual gladly accepted the Invitation,
aud let forth his tupernuous steam for some
moments, and then quietly sat down, after
which the meeting then adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Associated Survivors Of Ihs War Of 1912
Of the District Of Columbia.

NHa0CTntcH NWTNINOFH OF NV WNf OF 1911
Of the District Of Columbia.
We are requested 10 state that any floral con.
tTlbullOns frUm the beautiful gardens OF our
District will be acceptable TO the little band OF
route TO North Point GU Thursday next, and
there 10 adOrn the graves Of our American dead
that may be visited on that day Such little
tokens OF patriotism, bearing the names OF the
donors, snay be sent during Wednesday 10
"Headquartsrs Associated Survivors" No. 100
Sixth street, between q and II.
Another suggestion: The limo Of niufch frUm
Sixth street, between q and II, Must be formed
At o'clock, d IN, II any venerable members
who reside IN Georgetown or other distant parts
Of the District, through advanced age or infrm-
ity, cannot be on time at the starting II Is hoped
that some young patriotic friend with good
horse will put them through TO the depot On
that moTnIng.
The veterans are requested 10 wear black hats
with old. fash lOned black cOokado and badges.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

The Academy 0fsscIrnce, Art and Literature
There was but small attendance Of the Aead.
oIny OF science and Art last night at Lincoln
ban No papers were read, but discussion
onsued, which will probably result In perma-
neut agoment OF the small lecture rVohl IN
IInouIn nall aud Ia changing tile tlme o. meet
InE 10 the second Monday la eNoTy nvnth'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

USEFUL TACrs WoRrH RuowIHs,
THUnsrOp's 1VofJ Pearl Tooth Powder 10 tbs
best Dsntfihcs In use. II hsepsthe Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and-haaltbJ
Price 70 end 90 cents.
JoUvHN's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner II fAi
superior 10 anything known. Price 70 cents
THouPsop'a Pomads optIme Is exquisite. II
softons, beautlnes, and Strengthens the hair
Price Is and % cents.
All for sale BY druggists.
AVON rHE PEUiLs OF THE SEASON. Autumn
although the most radiant portion Of tho Amer
lean year, has It's drawbaohs. The heavy even
Ing deWs and morning yapors, and the great dii
parity In temperature between the night nnd
day, give rise TO many painful Disturbances o
diarrhpA, and dysentery. The digestive organ
are also unfayoTably affected BY the change Q
season, and dyspeptlcs generally suner mos
severely during the fall. DeranSements OF thl
liver arc nEoWiss common, and miGsmalic fever
prevail In nowly.settlod districts and low lynn
apd marshy localities Thee unpleasant con
ungencics Of tho season arc not however, una
yoldable BY strengthening, tonlng, and Iegu
lating the system with HOstetteT'B Stomach Bit
tors even the most delicate may escape them
At the expiration Of summer all tho.sb0dil!
They require tho wholesome stimulation Whlcl
this genital vegetable lnylgofant supplies
Under It's renovallng influence the nervous en-
srEy which the whiting heat q July and Augu,
crops out atrosh, tho haccid muscles recoyo
their elasticity tho appetite takes sharpe
edge; the processes Of digestion and asslmiln
tiOn become moro rapid and perfect; the spirit
rise; and tho whole organization acquires v
maximum Of activity and resistant power. Eve
persons Of comparatively feeble constitutions
when thps fortified aEain:t the Psris Of ne ,ss
from any Of the disorders 10 which We hRyo 70
iefrod. As q protection against miAsuatlo fever
NENN La aHNI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
SCHOOL BOOKS,
& ornsT Fifteenth ~. and new York Ave,
AT rag
WEST END BOOKSTORE,
r. 4. FILL II co.

A Conysniept place to get Jout STATIONERY, Blank
Boots, time Books, PhntinE and hnEnvlnE' andy u
SPIRITUALITY FOREIGN PERIODICALS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

POLICE CoURT-Judgs Mhls.-The business
yesterday was all Of minor cases
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

Boys SCHOOL SUirs,
Great variety.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

The Republicans Of the Twelfth district held
a meeting last night, at Unlon League hall.
In the absence Of the president Mr.. Michael
SoanlOn was called 10 the chair, and Mr.. q. b.
Hook acted as secretary,
Tho following committees were appointed On
registration, NJ. SoAnlOn, q, n. Hook, George l.
Readls, y. Niedieldt, john Brown, W. II.
James, Thomas Henson o. hnaune, NJ. X. Hook
NJ. Duffy, Jos SeigeTt, August BIstert, James
Mitchell, Casper RienEe ami Mr. Miller, presi.
dent OF the German Republican club.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
MILITARY.


Tho Twelith OF september.
Company b, Washington Light Infantry, are
trip to Baltimore on the 18th OF september. A
committee u the company visited Baltimore On
mOdntiOns. Arrangements were made to stop
at the 81 Clair hotel
The following telegram was received to-day
BALTIMORE, September p Is7a
10 Gp'a'" Waugh Company D, Wr'hi"gioH I'yhi I"-
/ tender you an escort Of my regiment on the
morning Of the 18th instant. Answer by tele.
graph and give full particulars by nrst mail rs
10 time and numbers &c.
Colonel FInh Regiment Maryland National
Guard.
The company expect TO take any men with all
their commissioned officers. TheyWlll assemble
ut the armOfy On the morning Of the 18th ut $50
O'Clock, where the company Will DO formed at
G4j promptly, leaving the ArmOTy att. The
line Of march will be up Sixth street TO II, whore
they will receive the survivors Of the war Of
lsl2; thence they will return by way Of sixth
street TO Pennsylyanla avenue; along PeDnsyl-
vania avenue 10 Third street, up Third TO Indiana
avenue; thence to Baltimore depot, leaving In
the o'clock train. About twenty nVo honorary
members Ot tho company will accompany them.
This company deserve great credit indeed In IN
dertakinE this trip, aud the excellent arrange
ments they have malei and II becomes our
citizens 10 give them all the aid IN their pOWeT
as these visitatlOns tend TO promote friendly
feeling between the military VI our sister cities
The New Jersey Republican Association.
The New Jersey Republican Association met
at UlATk's hall ats o'clock last evening, N. NJ.
Kaighn In the chair and J. X. Van Mater act
ing secretary.
The minutes Of tho last meeting were read
and approved.
The president stated that arrangements had
been made for members Of the association to
procure tickets, good Tor thirty lge days, at 40
to New York and Philadelphia 90 for round
trip tickets, which would be Issued NJ any time
upon application to Major j. Shaw, at the Sen
ate Committee on Agriculture rooms.
Tho following officers were nominated and
elected; NJ. NJ. kaighn, presidents Judge q,
NJ. rUmpkins, hrst Vice PRESIDENT Major I. NJ
Drancy second vice preslnent; Major A. ID.
shaw, recording secretary; A. ID. Van DerveeT,
secretary; d. 5. Blue, treasurer. For members
Of the executive committee - First district, < j.
Hillman; Second, WIN. A. Sutpheni Third, T..
J. YOroami Fourth, II. ID. SWaseyi Sixth, Col
y. j. Downing.
Several bills were presented and ordered to bs
paid; after which the meeting adjourned TO
Monday, September D.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10
Amusoments, Excursion .eIc
MBTR0Pnl.IT AN VARIETY EBBArHE
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Mis- E'LS HNFiIN, tHs laella,ias fem 70 ~
Dancer and song Aad Danos lndy seth ~ with he
UyAsHIEGruH rHEATRE uaMIoUS.
w flsventh Street. Sonth Penn Ave
UONTINUATIUN or TBE sTNHS .
Who, each and III. appear In New BptCiNliirs
The farce Of LOAN or A LoYFR,
DUTCH JUSTICE, GOOD NIGHTS REST,
AILBURN's oHANoBS, DtLNAy'S On RMS
THE NRw CRYSTAL BALLET.
BOHNEIOERS OOURrsHtP.
TALENT wASTED FOR OMAHA.
Ts-FAMILY NIGHTS. TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
~ NATINERs Nv ny WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL,
" 40, IT, aE!RoeES,t III IN. hmm
Tue b tmOTS And Ohio Railroad COmp InJ viii sell
aAo' R tStil AND RETURN
during the continuance Of the Fair,
R9uai tap. % cents, which includes admission to
Lssvs WsSSiSStoa At SIS AditIBGp
! lTsyf R''E''l'' alto a. m ''S asb y kooHrz
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

,,,, Pa. ave. three dosr. east 81 f Elss!Asnts st.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-10

II the average French lady Of the upper class
tho large class which, without departing per,
hapa IRON the technical Innocence which Is all
sooioty cares for has given an owl sense 20 the
phrase woman OF the WoTld,h Morally, tho
French people seem 10 me quite dinsFent irOm
all other people. Thoy are essentially lTTo.
ligi0uh. Ofplety, the women have great deal;
but auoh thing a. what We should call IN
America or England An "oVangolioap French.
man % FronohWoman would b " ne ~ ingOn.
oelVable ~ black rose,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-05

HOTEL ARRIVALS. December 4, 1871
1aadriS AaMss-A L. Caxpantas, ,Bslti,,
more; q w Lnsong, Tenn; O Hopkins.
q a. u Osler. Charleston; r B Boylstoh.
Wlnnsboro; j z hoy, Camden: = 3
Howard, N 7; W W Flown. Nd. r K
Oook, Fairfield; F Robb and ladv. "a.
} Quattlebaum, Doko. -
q Columbia Hotsl-T W McOaslan. n n
Osler, W Taylor and son, Charleston. T
n McFadden, Pa; EW NJ Mackev. ] p
Britton. Q J Andell. Charleston: J n
Fergus, NJ T Mslloney, Blaokville: T T,
Saunders, T. Jones, Newberry; " s.
Boyle, N Y; O NJ Hopkins. Hemphill.
J Hemphill, Charleston; A W Sexton,
N Q; W @ Darlington, Miss e vauder.
enter, Va; w II Green, N G; I'D Ora.
ham. Sumter; F Shoemaker, Pa; A. G
Rught, Oheraw; G W Thames, N @; q A
Daring, city; j D Williams, Charleston:
stephens, Ga; Fl D Gilbert, N Gag
a Whlte. Winnsboro; T J Mills. NJ
Brawley, d Hemphill, Chester; Miss E
61cnelowane, 6 Edge6eld; T B Howard, N
Z; q Burwell, Nd; J!H Rollins Ga; A
NJ Aiken, w r Blake, Greensboro.
Central Hotel-W B Bennett. BaIti.
more; s ". Porter, e r Arthur. IS J
Perry, j r Slawson, ) p Arthur .
Hope, city; O Jones, Ooouee; JLEBree.
dan; ., Bennettsville; u a, Walker, Mrs 81
. Walker, Mrs II " Whitteker,, Massa-
chusetts; r W Cayce. Kentucky; J q
Sweeney, Memphis; John 8 Osthcart..
Winnsboro; @ W Rice. s @; RI Don.
aldsan, Oheraw;l A..F 1PaTiiman. .New
York; H Murphy, Canada; E 81 Melii-
champ. W, @ & "A RR; @ j. Aadrich, A
w Llbbey. New York: Q Lark Ian rens:
. Ezeli, J 81 Eseh, SpaEtanburg; IT IP
Slider JEW Hayward, .,J .RnEkin; New:
perry: M A Mosely, J Stuart Land; q &.
O II R:i-- q. ~"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-05

osAgH On TIE RAIL Mr.. T. Siles.
tue express messenger on the Cheraw an Il
darlington Railroad. was thrown from a
train on that road last Saturday after.
noon and 80 seriously injured that death
resnHed on Monday. The cause of Mr..
Slles' fall is somewhat obscure. When
tile train left Society Hill on the after.
noon OF the accident he was known to
have been on board, but when the train
reaoned Ooeraw, thirteen miles above,
ne was missing. A party Was immsdi-
ately despatched down tie road on a
hand-car to hunt for him. Attracted bv
his groans, the party found him nt the
bottom OF thirty-foot trestle-work in
Cedar Greek gllley, about one mile North
OF Society Hill. BE was unable to give
any account of the manner in which he
lad iais5l :zoia tie o.F. Eo leaves 4,
young wife and one child.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-05

Last Wednesdas.. tRo,-,youug men
named Wells, brothers, about two miles
from Griffin, Ga, undertook to whip
Col.. a. w. Walker, OF Henry County,
whom they overlook In the road. Col.
Walker being old and Crippled, warned
them against execution or their threats.
They, however, pressed on him: when
he shot Tom Wells. the ball entering the
stomach and producing probable, fatal
wound. He then snapped his pistol at
the other brother, who got. out of the
way. Young Wells was very much in:
toxicated at the time. u,
Rev. DR.. r. L.. Dabney, of Virginia. q
prominent minister of the Presbyterian
church, delivered lecture 1ueedav
night, in Baltimore, in aid of Protestant
education in BRAZIL Tie distinguished
lecturers subject was Gen. T. j. Jaok
son, or Stonewall Jackson, of the late
Confederate army. .:si !: -
Carl Vogt, the alleged murderer of
Chevalier de Bianco, was, on Saturday.
released from criminal arrest by Judge
Fancher, but was afterwards re. arrested.
on civil suit by the heirs of the Cheya.
!ier, and reconeigned to LUDLOW street
Jail
Thirty-three insurgents were killed in
the fight at Murcia, and lin. Malaga
twenty-three were left dead or the field.
Forty persons have been arrested for
completely in the rising at BejsI.
Senator Upton, now ia Washington,
says that the Liberal Republicans only
ask to be let alone. The other people
say yes, except in the matter Of several
committees, on which Grant men alone
must be.
The Mexican Congress has authorized
PRESIDENT Lerdo to arrange with General
hosecrans notifications to the existing
concessions to the railroad which the
latter represents.
The annual report of the Congress
sional printer shows that The disburse-
ments Tor the past Year amount to
81. 800, ,343.
In tents e1citement-Panic in oircus.