, 1872-10-24

reservation.
A Gainesville, Florida, letter says, on
the 18th, Stark Perry, son of ex-Gover-
nor Perry, stabbed fatally John O'Mal-
ley, a prominent citizen, in q quarrel,
the result Of an old feud.
New YORK, Oct. 21.-It is understood
that the new Indictment against Tweed
covers o new charge, o witness having
been found who could swear positively
to division money between Ingersoll
and Tweed. 1t is stated that it is diff
fcult for Tweed to obtain bail. The
new indictment against Hall covers 7S
counts. AdJ interim in Board audit
frauds.
Paris, Oct. M.-Dispatch says public
feeling has been reused to high pitch
of excitement over coming Investigation
concerning laie war with Germany. 1t
is believed it will be developed that the
war WAS the resuls of rash headlong pol
icy of the Cabinet then in power.
BERLIN, Oct. 2l.-A letter says among
the blows al religious liberty by Bis
MARKHAM Government, is an order for
bidding professions. In several towns
khenish provinces where since time i'm
memorial they ranked foremost among
favorite customs of the people, the sup
preston is sure to excite great indigna-
ton. Such was the excitement caused
in Prussia by expulsion Of Jesuits that
the Catholic Archbishop Of Cotelone in
stituted agains thin the hatred and con-
tempt Of the Government for daring to
write a letter on the subject. In Hol-
land some mobiles offer shelter to the ex-
lied German Jesuits, but Hague Govern
ment prohibited it.
New YORK, Oct. 1S-A number of
cigar manufacture have acceded to the
demand of workmen for increase from
81 to S. per thousand. Several houses
suspended operations rather than con-
cede increase.
The friends Of Barrows, late proprie-
tor Of the Everett House, deny that he
has gone to Europe with Ellie Weston
and Josie Mansfield, and says he only
secretly sailed to prevent arrest by his
creditors and make arrangements to meet
his obligations.
MAD1sox. Ind. Oct. 1s-Henry Arm
strong. a well-knoyn and wealthy citi-
zen, met With violent death last night,
under circumstances rixalling in mystery
the death of Nathan in New York.
From evidence given before the Coro-
ner's jury, it appears that Armstrong
had not lived amicably with his wife for
some time. He came home last night
unexpectedly from New Albany, where
he lad been for two weeks past, and
went to his house. He entered, took
off his boots and put them in the parlor
and went up to his wife's room, where
she says he beat her in every way. and
finally dragged her down stairs; reach
ing the foot of the stairs she screamed
for help; he released her and she re-
turned up stairs. Presently she heard
pistol shot. Armstrong was found by
q neighbor lying outside Of back hall
door with bullet hole in his head just
at the corner of his left eye; his fore
head was covered with bruises, hands
cut and torn, showing he had been
engaged in . struggle. No powder
mark showed around tho wounds. There
is no reasonable doubt that the case is
muro,r not suicide: Tho Coroner's
jury hav,, not yet returned . verdict.
Preston, Oct. 1S-M. Ellis & Co.,
Iron Foundry a: South Bend, Mass,
was burned last night. Lost estimated
at $50, 900. Insured fer $1S, 600.
LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 1S-In the trot'
ting races to-day the race fc.r yearhng
colts, one mile to harness, WAS re. narka-
BILE, showing 9s4 seconds faster LINE
than ever before recorded in o similar
race. Won by L. Harris Mansbrin
Patchen. The race was made in 31H
and 31H.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20-In accordance with
a notification of the Superintendent of
Police, all liquor saloons save three beer
places closed doors at midnight on Sat-
urday to Monday morning. Those
violating Sunday ordinance will be cited
to appear before police court tomorrow.
Number of arrests for the day were
nine.
PHrLADT1pH1A, Oct. 20-A FIRE occurred
this moIning at r. j. Schman's planning
mill. Beade street, and stables Of Knick-
erboker Ice Company; loss $50, 600.
New YoaK. Oct. 20 VIM. Cullen
BRYANT will deliver an Grafton at unveil-
ing of Walter Scott monument. in Cen
trail Park on Saturday.
Justice Scanny and Prince Higarki
and party sailed on the Baltic.
Boston, Oct. 20-Gen. William Scan
ter is dangerously i'll.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. 20 - The