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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-01
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Oh
TRAINS ON O. g. Il n. II. *.

TRAINS ON o. q. Il n. X. k.
On and after Sunday, Feb 10th, 1878,
trains will run as follows.
NORTH NO. 8. No. l. no. Z.
Leave Irvine. 12.15r ". h.20 NJ
Leave Oil City 500 A NJ. 2.3O p NJ. $50 NJ
P-t.Cen $50 :. 3.37 I" 4 33 g.
Tiusv. 10 I" 4.2h :" 9l5 :"
Arrive Ccrrv, $50 G.OO I" ~. 40 b"
No a---AccommodAticn Freight.
Leaves Oh City 9 80 A NJ; Pet Centre.
O,lS; Tiiusvil!e, ll.o5; Ar. Cory, u, 40pm
SOUTH. No. 2, No. 4. no. 8.
Leave Cory, 1856 A NJ. 6. 10 A NJ. $40 p NJ
:" Titusv. l22O p. N. 7.SO &" 7.3ua'.
L. C-u. l.20 :" SIT /" S.l5' g"
Arrive q. City 2.0O &" 9,0o 4" 900 "
Irvine. 500 {" ll.3S "
No. lO---Accommntlafiou Freight
Lrsves Garry lao = m, Titnsv. 2.55; Pet
Centre. 3.55; Ar al On City. 40 p ~.
sJS- No. j aud ran m sunday. .....
s8 "Conmrnc nc Nov jd trains will run
nv Pniladp!ph's tiE'r. which is TEN Mn
uTEs FASTER than onr time
j. j. iAMRENCF. Gen. Supt.
G. j. HEPnURN, ASST .ur'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-01
DaINkllSN. WAtsbaS AND
PyCT$IsU1G RAILWAY. m
Time Til,e takes effect Nov b 81.
srUrnwAaD

station for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
will A. IL G. W. trains east aud west.r Connects at
Warren With trains east and west on tn. l., & L.
RR u. TIIAYER Genl Supt,
..r .r.. Dunkirk, New York
, 1873-06-01
SPRINGFIELD.
Distribution of the State Layv4--Ecar-
fu1 Enll--T0 Be So1d--Circ1ft Court-
Eunreme Eourf.

Distribution of the state Lavs--Fcar-
supreme Court.
Special Diepatch to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
spR1NoF1ELD, Ill, May 31.-The distribution
Of the laws, which the last Legislature authorized
the Secretary Of State to have printed and dis
tributed, is completed >
Joseph Buirgy, q brick mason, engaged st
work on the new state-House, fell from the
aca1oldine at the top OF the bni1ding, nearly a
roo feet, to the ground below, and though no
boues were broken, hia internal injuriea are
such that his life is despaired Of. He was sim
gle man, living in this city.
The furniture and carpeta-ln short. every
thing in the shape Of furnishing, belonging to
the Executive Mansion. is to be sold at public
suction on Tuesday next. r'~-e~"
The United States District Court for the
Southern District of Illinois begins its session
in this city next week, Judge Treat presiding.
There is pretty full docket Of BUSINESS and
aome important cases. Among them are the
cases being prosecuted under the Ku-Kln1 law: :
then there are the cases brought by the Chicago
Il Alton Railroad Company against the farmers
Of Livingston and Mclean Counties for refusing
to pay full faro ETC., and against certain persons
and went to Mr. Gray's house, called him ont
and ehot him.
The Supreme Court will open it's juno session
in Mount Vernon on Monday
SPRINGFIELD, H., May 81.-The Illinois Eclec-
tic Medical Society meets in this city on Wednes-
day the 4th June. In the evening free ban
quet will be given at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
The society will 60 to Jacksonville in body on
tho 5th to visit the State institutions there.
, 1873-06-01
1873:

prison, and strong threata are made of 1ynchine
him If the. woman should die, which ia shigh1y
probable.
- In Washington, On Friday evening abont 8
o'clock. James Buchanan, colored, while in q dis
pute with another party, accidentally hhot his
wife, inficting fatal wound. Buchanan YVES
The Iowa Supreme Court meets At Des Molnea
on Monday. Tho most important case to be de-
cided ic Caleb BlAisdel d Co. vs. The Illinois
Central: Railroad for $3.50, 600 damages by rea-
son Of = violation Of transportation contract,
: a telegram from Boston states, that during
the excitement attending the fire On Friday. a
package OF eight Chicago, Burlington Quincy
r per cent bonds ct the new series, numbered
from 2,058 to 2,085, we're lost or stolen. Nego-
tiation Of these bonds has been stopped.
- 4 Dubuque dispatch says that a couple OF
fishermen, on Friday, hauled up An alligator four
feet long, while drawing in. their seine, near
Aenominee. It is the frut one ever found in
: thoae waters, and. it is considered remarkable
that any Of these scaly habitnea OF Southern
waters should wander this far.
In the Supreme Court, at Jackson, Miss, yes
terday, in the cases OF Charles Clinton, Tor the
murder Of his wife, and Lewis Sturgeon, for
killing the boy Johnny Murphy last Summer,
both OF whom were sentenced to death, the
Court granted Clinton new trial, and affirmed
the decision in tile case Of Sturgeon, who will
bo hanged.
, 1873-06-01

North iowa Turnfest--Futn1 Accident.
Special Dispateh to The C1fca0o Tribune.
: DUBUQUE, May 31.--The streets tonight are
alive with people, many baing strangers, in at
tendance on the Turnfest, which opened this
evening. To-night's trains brought many dele
CATIONS from the Turner Societies in neighboring
towns, who were met by the Dubuque Society,
and escorted to their new Hall, which has been
arranged and decorated for the occasion.
Stretched acroes the street IN natures green was
the word 'sWillkommen," while over the en-
trances were injunctions in Gsrmcn Of Good
cheer" and Clear the Way" which were also
frequently repeated in the interior decorations,
together with various emblems Of the Society,
interspersed with flags, wreaths, and fes-
toona in flowers Or everg5eens Al
address welcoming them to Dubuque sud
tendering them the hospitahhes ot tho city.
The evening closed with q banquet and music.
Sunday will be spent in a picnic and excursion
to the Mcknight Springs, and turning "e1er-
cises at tho Tvoli, and Washington Gardens.
In the evening q concert will be held at the
Turner Hall. closing with awarding prizes TOR
the best defamation. The festivities continue
! Last night, while William Krieger, a farmer,
living in Buchanan County, four miles: from In
dependence, WAS on the way home, his team lost
the road and we're thrown some ten feet into .
railroad cut, containing two or three feet. Of
water, upsetting the wagon and throwing the
horses on their aides, killing himself and horses
Instantly.
, 1873-06-01

spoke OF Tinnothee Trimm above, and 2s
penny a-liner. In point OF fact, and to be quits
accurate, it Was five sous line he received; bot
that s mere detail, and does not Affect the pin
ciple which furnishes the subject matter Of th's
paragraph. Up to very recent period, 1nsnT
French Journalists have been paid BY the lra
and it will be understood that a writer's Object
: was to spread his ideas over as much space =
possible; in other words, he studied how notta
condense. Whom man is engaged hsrs thee
eaoh party, has IN action at Law, if needed II
illustrate BY striking example, as the temper
ance lecturer said when he exhibited bis tza7sl.
: ing companion in state Of inebriety, Cha1la
Nodier MAS engaged to write novel 80 the feu-
Teton of certain journal. Nodier consanted
and. being then popular writer with the puble,
, 1873-06-01
WASHINGTON.


11e -. o.,
"Aen1SoToS' D.' c'' may o4'~70t.' n''ee'e4ne
fight is now progressing here between e1-
Senator Pool OF North Carolina, and certain
de1epatea tn the National Labor Council. Radi-
wi Pann[i;oa,, cr,,.n;z,+ion er,ouino ont NJ tina
-. y. so1e., s1e 1 o-- ~
attempt Of the former to1olss delegates upon tno
Council who Wero selected and appointed by
himself and his friends, instead Of being regu-
1.r, a1ao+.3 h, ,:,.,,,i.-,v.oroa,i7ad onna+;t,.
1A1t! e1oo.uo ss' - :1ee. ,,t ~ 1.
encles* me -ftepHot1con, Inc administrator
organ in this city, sastalns the delegates who
oppose Pool, and has been provoked into expos
;not n,r aarr,+o fro7, 1vl;ch Il ia 1asrna7 That
~ ~ e ..,,sa1'sa =. 80. so,e.. se- a1oa
~ HPptoasaou atsot Ao 'uotoe' ~ 40 .
his claims for Cabinet position. The Repttb-
l;can refused to accede to this modest request
zvharanron poo1 for ravanoa nsad b;a ;nfnenca
wnsreupon = foor ior teSense aseu n's nnuenee
can further charges that Pools. .nnis1nanago-
ment nearIy lost North Carolina to the Adminls:
tratio1l In last summers campaign. and iusiuu-
afes thnt the camnaipn funda tntended for ren-
eral nae we're dive,{ed Nv Pool and hjs frienia
for the nnrnoea of eacnr;nr tha alection nf a
, op;o1. fnra nIodoa3 IN hfa ra.a1oction n tha
gonate Thna far poo1 has heen ha3Iv hesten
~ 4ho co,taat snd tho .1a.d;no Ponnh1c.r 10.
-ars ~ h;a Stn4a 100 5a;neI t1a n.gn.da sos;Est
fa, - -~' 1S~'0 ~" ~ A'>'>A~
,:nv.x c,>,,-p ,,ra. 49,.
IT.. nar+;oa ~ b;5 - tba ,c,+r.,+. nv
f,,-eh;4 tb TnS;aa ,,;t ,,oaSs M 1so 49, ~
ao-+ tb.t h;ie tha;r h; .ara Tnt5.r ~ ~
tbav wara nnt accertsd intend n carrv the
, 1873-06-01
THE INDIANS.

The modoc Wharf.-The Proposed Re-
Lease. OF ts Santanta'' and 81 Big
Tree,, Condemned.
SAN FRANCISCO, May s1.-Gen- Davis, accom-
panied by Lieut.. Fsirchild, three soldiers, one
Correspondent, Bogus Charley. Steamboat Frank,
-Hooka jim, and shacknasty Jim, have returned
to Boyle's camp safely from their scout. Boston
Charley, Curley-headed Doctor, and other 1ndi-
ans went on an Independent scout after Jack,
and wore expected back to camp yesterday.
Several Modocs in the vicinity Of Fairchild's g
camp are anxious to sarEende5 Ihe total nun d
children twenty-five remain with Captain
Jack, and are well armed and mounted Aconr-
ier il expected On Sunday.
NEW YoBK, May 91.-A Washington dispatch
Bays that the report that Gen. Davis has allowed
any portion Of the surrendered Modoc Indians
to be armed and sent in pursuit Of Capt. Jack, ie
wholly discredited by the Secretary Of War and
army officers generally. Self respect, tits stated,
would prevent him from engaging murderars to
do the work assigned to soldiers.
The announcement is also made from Wash
ington that the War Department condemns the
efforts of the Interior Department to get eatanta
and Big Tree released. Gen Sherman is very
plain in his denunci::ion Of the scheme. 60
, 1873-06-01
RELIGIOUS.
United Presbyterian -Asscmnly--Yes-
, = .4,- -terlay,s Procoesl1ugB.

United Presbyterian Asscmnly--Yes-
: .s, ~terlay's Proccedlngs.
i. PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-The General Assem-
bly, of the United Presbyterian Church Of North
America seassembled this morning.
The report Of the Committee On the Old
Records and Historical Documents OF synods
aud Presbyteries of the Associate Union WAS
presented; :also the report Of the Committee on
Church Property. The Rev. Edward A. Collier
addressed the Assembly, saying tho Reformed
Church rejoicea in an increasa Of member M
institutions Of learning. At tho beginning Of
tho year there was debt on . the Foreign Board
of s33, 500, and now there Is enough money In the
. treasury to wipe out every cent Of debt.
The Moderator, in reply, invited Mr. Collier
to seat in the Assembly.
The Rev. George Patterson and the Rev.
James Bennett, Delegates from the Synod Of
Canada, we're invited to seats aud addressed the
Assembly. signor Matteo Prochet, President Of
the' Waldensian Church Of Italy, was introduced
md delivered an address. Tho Assembly then
took recess to enable the mombers to taso u
drive through Fairmount Park and enjoy 8
banquet at Belmont.
, 1873-06-01
CANADA.

CLIFTON, Ont, May s1.-The Russian Mem
monte Commissioners hare arrived here On the
way to Manitoba, to determine il that country is
fitted for their co-rolgionista to colombo. j :.
HALIFAX. N. s., May 3l.-With the exception
OF few Vessels detained in the ice the seal fleet
hAs returned to port. The catch amounts to
near 100000 seals. 7:'@ n
!: "A letter from Grand Bank OF April 10, states
that vessel, supposed to be, from memoranda
found on board, the fishing schooner Thorwald-
upward into Dantzio Cove on, March: 2S.; The
body OF q aman, much decomposed, was diseov-
cred in the forecastle, but nothing to indicate
the fate Of others Of the crew except the wrecked
condition Of the vessel -
GAspE, May 31.-Capt. Lublao' and three men
Of the Government schooner Ls Canadienne, were
drowned to-day at Grand River by the capsizing
1of boet in q squal.
, 1873-06-01

The Wisconsin Attorncy-Gcneral on
the Proposed Pooling Of Northwest-
crn and St. Paul.-~Other Railway
: I11fH1lfnanCa.'

the Proposed F0011nE OF N0rtnkVeSt"
crn and St. Paul--~Other Railway
| Intelligence.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MAp1soN, Wis., May 31.--Much having been
said in connection with the proposed pooling Of
the earnings of the Chicago g. Northwestern and
Milwaukee Is St. Paul Railways, in regard to the
law of this State forbidding either of said Com
panies holding or being in any way, directly Or
indirectly, interested in each others stocks, the
! Governor hns requested m examination Of the
| matter By the Attorney General In his abeence,
Assistant Attorney-Genera1 Spooner, regarded
one Of the best lawyers in the State. gives his
opinion that the proposed pooling is a violation
| Of tho spirit, il not the letter, Of the law Of
| it will be the duty of the AttorneyG General to
| apply for + writ OF quo warranto against said
Companies. This, taken in connection with the
earnest protest by the press Of the State and the
provision Of the Constitution giving: the Legis-
tature unlimited authority over railroad corpora
| tions, indicates it would be extra hazardous to
attempt any pooling or any other combination
arrangement.
Special Dispatch 10 The chicago 41ibun::.
QuINoY. lll.s May 3l.-Work will be COM
Quincy, Alton & ST: Louis Kailroad from FaIl
Creek to Hannibal Bridge, distance fire nilcs.
This secures the line from Texas to Chicago
through this city, via the Missouri, Kansas +
Texas, Quincy, Alton d St. Louis, and the Chi
cago Burlington d Quincy Railroads. The work
is to be COMPLETED A1g.1.,
Special Dispatch % The Chicago 7s11une
: DEs MONIES, May31-1n the Polk County Cir
cult Court, to-day q final decree was rendered in
the -DesSloiues Valley Railroad vs. The Mort
gage Bondholders. The Court ordered the road
to bo sold under special execution, by tha Sheriff
Of Polk County: Bonds OF the first and second
mortgages Will be received on BIDS providing the
purchasers will pay in cash sufficient amount
10 pay the mechanics liens and costs.- The pay
mont Of the Illinois T. Mississippi Telegraph
Company is deferred until action is had on tie
second mortgage. .
: 81. JosEpa, Mo., May 31.-In a}1 the history
of this city no such day as this. has ever been
and St, Louis declare tney have yoryrarely: oven
in those great cities, seen such a. magnificent
disn1av f.ast nirht and ali this morning heavily
, 1873-06-01

New Orleans at present prices without coneid-
cradle loss for the excellent reason that all the
materials must be brought from q distance, and
p.y high rates OF transportation. Nevertheless,
whisky is extensively made there. In two years
there has been falling oil Of st, 900 barrels in
the receipts OF Western whisky at New Orleans,
yet there has been at the came time an increase
in tho quantity sold in the New Orleans market,
notwithstanding which, the Government collects
tax upon the manufacture OF only about Is, 000
barrels, showing that two OF every three pay no
, 1873-06-01

: plan aa tho .bridges.st St.. Louis. iAbout 100;
cars have crossed it daily for the past week ~1f
iB expected that in. few days arrangements will
be completed for the Missouri Pacific, the Atchi-
son, Topeka l. Santa Fe, the Atchison No
braaka, the -Leayenworth71 7bawrence, and Gull
Railroads to run their trains via thia bridge, to
ST. 1,nuia =. - !
, 1873-06-01
Patent Case Decided.

C1xo1a:a1r1, May s1.-The patent case Of
the Union Paper bag Company and Chatfeld
i. Woods against Thomas Nixon, and Morris H.
Nixon, and william O. Anderson, has had new
hearing, sud to-day Judges Swayne, Emmons,
and Swing decreed in favor Of the validity Of the
patents issued in favor Of Rice Il Pettec, and
that the comp1ainants might recover profits,
costs, aud damages, and that a perpetual iniunc-
tim ha issued -~-
, 1873-06-01
Railrond Accident

:, Special Dispateh to THE Chicago Tribune.
years, an old railroad man, while coupling cars
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton l. Dayton Rail-
road, this morning, caught his foot in: q frog,
and WAS thrown on the truck, the wheels Of q
freight car passing over his neck, sovering his
head from his body. He leaves family.
, 1873-06-01

speeial Dtspateh to The Chicago q';ssns; nns.,hs,
-DEsMo1Szs, Iowa, May 9L-At tho fqssa 1.S Il
+. County :. Republican Con1enton1 cnasstonI ns
Brooklyn to-dAy, delegates to 1ne 14 ns hi. )
Convention wero instrueted' TO supP.. .,ttn1d
F.. Cooper, Of Grinuell;; for Senator. 1luad ~
to instruct Tor Lieutenant-G Governor fsieo'
, 1873-06-01
GERMANY.

BER1wL May 31.--The Shah Of Persia ar
rived here this afternoon: He was received at
the railway station by the Emperor, several
members Of the Imperial family, and Bismarck,
and was escorted to the palace assigned him dur
ing his sojourn in Berlin by 3 large body of
troopa. At the depot and on the streets through
which the procession moved there were great
crowds Of citizens, who enthusiastically vel
coined the distinguished visitor.
, 1873-06-01

NEW ORLEANS, May 31.-Nine steamers and
several sailing vessels hare arrived since Mon
day, but bring no tidings Of the missing steamer
Orleans on May II. She had full cargo: ot as-
sorted merchandise, and about fifty souls on
board, including, of1cere, crew, and passengera.
Her agent in tis city believes she is still aAoat.
, 1873-06-01
8u1C1de~

.-Lou1svu1z, Ky., May s1.-Bsn sssnab s,e ID
shot and kil1ed young man named a;aca 9e1 o.
st Bowling Green ky., some Teeh1 " e;abt. Ii II
| mitted suicide in that place last nlen~
driven to the deed by renorBe.
, 1873-06-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May Sion Monday and Tuesday
next, being the recurrence Of tho Whltsuntide
festival, both days will be "close" holidays in
the liverpool cotton market. Whit~Monday will
be also bank holiday in London
d, An explosion yesterday in colliery, near
Wigan, Killed ak miners and destroyed much
property. = 49,:
, 1873-06-01
Ocean Steamship News.

OCenn Sfenmahip NeW4s
NEW YoRK, May 91.-Anived, the steamers
K1onPrinz, tton Hamburg, and India, from
Glasgow. so
LoNDor, May 31.-ArriTed out, the steamers
Russia, Assy1ia, and Arragon, from New York.
SAn FRANCISCO. May 31.-The steamship
Quang Sc arrived here to-day with $50 tons Of
, 1873-06-01
SPAIN.

BARCELONA, May 91.-Gen. Velarde hss post
poned the enforcement Of his levy upon the
youth Of this province.
The Carlists continue to intercept railway
trains and rob passengers.
LONDON, May 91.--Bradlaugh, arrested by the
Carlists, has been released.
, 1873-06-01
MEXICO,

MEXICO, May 24-The Governor Of Mexico
has arrested q number OF monks and nuns, on
the charge Of maintaining improper relations in
private houses, which they occupied in religious
communities since the abolition Of the converts.
The nuns were released, but the monks we're
held.
The States Of Miohoancan and Mexico have
abolished cock and bull fighting.
, 1873-06-01
-Ffcudish Revenge

DEs MorEs, May 91::-K freight TMh p. + t,3
Rock Island Railroad VIA thrown o1 ~ ao' mr
and wrecked at Valley Junction, tool.
obstruction placed On the track BY @ pntant1 -. III
/ sons.-~-A reward has been offered fo3
Of the guilty party. -.-~~~-
, 1873-06-01
AUSTRIA.

SDecia, Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsH1Saros, May 31.-The State Department
has receired information from Vienna to the
effect that the American department OF the E1-
new arrangements, and that it will soon be in
frst-class order. The Board OF Commissioners
has selected the following gentlemen to superin-
tend the respective sub-departmenta J. A.
Marder, Illinois, Agriculture s. a. stanberry,
Oh Ohio, Machinery; Mining and ;aet1llulgy, HoN-
Hansford, New York Iron md Steel G. Aelen-
bail, Pennsylvania Musical Instruments, N. II.
Lowe, Boston Philosophical Instruments, B.
B. Lines,
, 1873-06-01
- T..
->FOREICN:;.
Details of the Illness, Death, and 'Fu-
neral of Minister Orr.
Colliery Explosion at Wigan,
England-~-Six Lives
Lost.
Proposed Repeal of the Anglo-French
j: !. Commercial Treaty. =:
RUSSIA.

3. -" - RUSSIA
New YORK, May 81.-A St. Petersburg letter
written under date OF the 8th inst. sends the
following sketch Of the sickness, death, and
funeral services over the remains Of the late
United States Minister to the Court Of the Gar.
The diplomatic career OF Gov. Orr came to a
painful end before it was fairly begun It is not
quite two months since he arrived in st. Peters
burg and presented his credentials to tho En-
peror. He WAS suffering at the time from q &C.
we're cold contracted during the Atlantic passage,
and about week after the formal install
1Ation in his new office he WAS forced to
take to his " bed. From that day. he
did not leave his apartments. Cold settled on
his lungs, and afterwards passed to his liver, so
that his blood became seriouBly affected. No
serious result WAS apprehended, however, and
On Friday, four days before he died. his friends
thought be WAS slowly yet steadily improving,
but on Monday last there was change, and he
died quite suddenly Mt q o'clock The funeral
services we're celebrated to-day in the chapel; OF
the Engish-American Society. There WAS no
discourse, and the pastor simply read the i'm
presaive ritua1'of the Church Of England, and
closed with q short prayer. The gloomy little
chapel vas BY no means full. There we're some
dozen ladies', English and American,
thirty or forty diplomats in their brilliant, yet
sombre, Court costumes. The Austrian Ambas~
Bador was thore, also the Ministers OF Brazil,
Italy, Greece, and the attaches of other lega-
tons, as we'll as Of the Foreign Office. Mr. j.
s. On, Jr., the solitary family mourner, stood
side by side with Gen. Pomutz, the Consul, who
wore the familiar uniform Of a Brigadier- General
OF the American army. The scena WAS indescrib-
ably sad. -
After the Rector had finished the service, the
diplomatists walked around the coffin and drop
ped each upon it little sand. The civilians
present did the same, and aa the mellow Russian
sun broke. through the stained windows Of the
humble church, the cortego took up its march and
passed 1nournful1y away. The few Americans il
st. Petersburg there are not above half-a-dozen
farilies-were very attentive to the unfortunate
Minister, and since his death have taken entire
charge Of the funeral arrangements. The Eng
lish friends OF the Legation have also been very
kind, and the sad circumstances surrounding the
case have awakened general sympathy in the
diplomatic corpa.
, 1873-06-01
Whisky, Frauds

NEW. .YpaK,, May S1.-A New Orleans CORE
spondent, writing about whisky frauds in that
city, shows, by facts and figures, that whisky
, 1873-06-01
obituary.

WASHINGTON. May s1.-E. F: HanaIa;n HataI;sn, E
dian Agent for Colorado River hesets1H;;s 81 NJ
zona; died st San Bernardino, ca,
the post.
, 1873-06-01
WEATHER AND WATER.
Heather.


CHICAGO, May 31-10:18 p: M
The following reports have been received from
the places mentioned below:
, 1873-06-01

BALTIMORE, May .g--Ja1noa West, colored,
w1s convicted to-day Of the murder Of his para
nour, Anna Gibson, on the night Of naroh 10
Inst.
, 1873-06-01

:. Rt1IeM Elm EaENef.1HsGaWe
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-George Leech has
been arrested for causing the death OF his
fathe1-in-1aw, David Ward, By hitting him with q
brick. Leech asserts that be threw the brick in
self defense. -