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, 1873-11-26

EIcctto1, OF u Superintendent Of the
Glu1sso of Cosrcc.io7!,
Sreei:l D;:po!ch to ~: Chicago Iflbnns.
DETROIT 2l1sl,., HoY. o5.-Tne Common coun-
Gil to-,ight filled tAa vacancy in tho 3ionse os
Correction Suporintendoncy o:casloued by tho
rScout death cl Anthony Ladcsco, by appoint.
~, t,,era.o n. Y, nort,nan, rresont C;,:ef oi
Police, Unalccceutnl motions woro l'ada to
nsDn I.u.s lin Mancs Of i. I. Garfield, l'iassnt
Cou.p.ru'!uy cf LIN city, and Of Daaro D3ty,
,rcafut :;,,ne:int ntcnlcne Of Schools, bus tnay
l:ae4 tn p,*+, 1t being ata!ad that nolthar gon"
t!,Mau Wtull uvS"nt.
, 1873-11-26
THE VlRGIhIUS.



CaEthin OF tho Iornhuo "hs put TO tao necoab1ty
of lnnkng tho capture {or tlle sake OF tho reh9eo
Of Inc lsiahl' IL Naa cabe OF r., neocssnty s9i!-
oase outside Of ordinary law by which this may
10 ilnatratcttt, Tho ntoamcr ,Cnronnc. IN 1851,
vas employed ny aome Oanaalan nbafgnnta TO
carry mon and ammunition nofosa tho niagara
River. Ihia being dlncosorotl. ~ o1peultioh vas
prepared to capture and destroy tho Sonsa! on tlio
Canadian R!do. but ttitl nos rcach 1t Until
i! hnd rolnrned into Now York watcra. There
Tas Eroat nuRnat,lon io,s ne sIis ptocoG:alng'
Which 1nso!Ved Vfolatlon OF hnutfai Territory,
in tho caso Of tho Firginllla. In the correspond
euco to wlIc1, thie ne5 gare rise. Nlr. Webstor
mid TINT bnch violation o9f neutrality could bo
justified only " necessity Of Hef,lofenso, it'-
tant, ovormnottg, nt nnvmF no fo,sG oen o. meas
coniondod-tA!n wna III lS42-tllas aucll ne
ceEsty existed, and regrottoa that no o1plana-
ton OF tho act wan mado At tho Time
oe Its occurrence. Gan my ono doubt
that d atrong neton-that tho United states,,
for Observation-Disclosures sproforrelto to tako thoriak
of acting in M irregular why. rather than ALLOW
uuch m expedition to como into its territory. 1t
seems Idle to try to judgo s1ch caaos oy Or
binary rules. IN tho preHollt instance .no span-
nhc1ming necessity for holf-def9nse. but 9hoy
:oull urge that they woro practically invaded by
.lcir owl, insurgents, that 1t was ncce1aary 10
setzn tho veasel while They oo'lt ns oanefmse
tAp hoH.N
in short, tllat Ito violation OF nentfal}tS Tas
,ccessnry, and that tho circumstances Grille" 'of
Instant nction. ,, r,.,.
Another case from which 70 can uta" nus
tratonH Ia That Of kostn. who, having already
made tho nsa declarations aon proHaraoy 70 oo oo.
Ink naturaltzed, was aotzou III omyrha, Wnen,
provided with Il passport tllero by tho American
Gonsu taicn hy tho boHt'a crew Of an Austrian t a.
fr'gato aud put in irons. 1t was roporteu int no
uas to DO removed By tho Austrian ollietas at
Smyrna into Austria, anl tho Captain or pnb.
liz vcsyol of the United States prcpsred TO Teaoft
to forco unless llo wore released. Inis lcsl 70 his
halng put Under the protection Or inc Ffench
Consul until tho 0overn'honso Which worc at IT.
suo could ngrco. !Now, woula II hayo poen
In acc3llalco with intesnaIsoha1 !aM 20
uso forco In protecting, h'm1 costalnly
not in ordinary, cases, but there was an
oztremo caso Turkey was impa,ss1Vo nna am
lad not AaYo been helped at this moment LIZ
could not have boea helped at alt, Tho iooea~
sity Justified, as it seemed to haYo done III tile
case of tho Vlsginius. iloyo, let mo, ask' what
l1srO the tQusfly OF tl1 UnltCu 3thlGs DCEA HC-
, 1873-11-26

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 25.-A Gazette special
from Jackson County, Ohio. Says that last eyon-
with another 1ad one year older, in coming home
from school, while croasing the farm Of Mrs. A.
q. Tilton, woro met by tue old lady, who ilrod
al old nuHhot and shot young Johnson doad,
the ba!l passing through his hoaa. His young
mud cons along" Mira. Tllton exclaimed, "I'va
got ouo down and Ill got tho other. as
tile samo timo firing . pistol at tho liyo
boz, who ran for life. This the surviving boy
testified unt!or oath before tito Coroner. Airs:
Titon donics the murder, and nll knowledge Of
it. She Inns threatened to shoot people who
would hunt on her farn, and, on ono occasion,
published q card in tio paper at Jackson court"
House. that size Ncnt armed, and would kill any
mau insnltinG her. sllo is vain 81 her fsnd t, OF
Dho barely escapcl mobbing.
, 1873-11-26
County C0I.1il,is9i,,r1crs.


E1:oNlrA,y'N USr1cI .5rArE 0r 1L1i'ois,l
1rNl:'a, 1::r.n, Sov. II. jsil. i
e. II. 1!;aikins, County Clerk of Pulashi County,
Mound CitY. IT.:
MY DEAN SIN: There In 80. 10 law fixing TIN
ttatus or dutles Of County Commissioners.
owinG 10 al oversight u the 0clie.nl Asee'nh'%
at its ast srsnion; hut I I'LL informed that. 1T
iln pcsrion III Jar,iayy next. bill will he lntr2.
duccA witl, tho emergency clal.so, which will
.loulIlcca pa:s anl b.cOnc \ law by tho 1hth of
,'aeusry. Uutil ts,cn thu gentlemen elccswl Mt
Ca.:rty I'ar1.Elseiuncrt IL ;onr county cannot
lizard. Yory respectfully y.'.lrs.
ClEondE II, 1IAaLon.
Secretary o1 Htkte,
, 1873-11-26

Special Dtsratch u T'ts [iftaao Tribune.
DAyEaponr Nov. 25.-The ecnson'n work At
Rock leland Arsenal has ceaso ait! tho force Of
worl.n,ol., which during the summer exceeded
800, has been reduced 10 loEs than lou. During
lilo part i!Yo monthn, two workshops have boau
comploed; tho third al,op re-. nonrly so >ona tho
dam 1illixl4cd; d mayazine. tito ooldicrs' bar
rscks and three ofllcorh' quarters comploto1,
and tho appropriation Of s70o.ooo haa, boon Ok
pended. Gel Flag>er has completed his esti-
mates for tho next year, includaa among which
is tho expenditure Of ;ao,U0o for tic repair Of
tho new bridge.
, 1873-11-26

WASHINGTON, u. c., Nov. a5.-In 'ho Supreme
Court Of tho District OF Columbia today m Of
dor was passed authorizing the 1Eetciyer Of the
tirat National Hank Of Washington to hIgn
proposition making L. Collins Trusteo, With ~ Tho
cousent Of creditors, as heretofore nabnt.ud by
Jay Cooke + Co., unlesa good cause to tho con-.
trary bo shown by the proper parties by nsxt
Taokday, Tue application was nude ~ fho
sworn potition o; tho l.ecolyor, and ay direction
Of the Comptroller Of the Currency n1tor consul
I'reasury. Tho matter restn by lawn tho dts
crntiou Of tho leceivor and Comptroller Tho
order IL tloencd 10 be a 1lna1ity.
IE0AI-TENUETs
Outstanding logal-tcnderB, 1866, o., ,09l.
, 1873-11-26

Last night about 10 o'clocl 0lilcor Watora
detected man III the act CT stealing several
fr:sina Ut butter from tho basement Of No. 1aS
South Walnr street. Tic arroalcd him and locked
him up 1T the !h.:mcry.
ThIn morning about o'clcc!l man named
Ianlcn SishhY was garrotet T.. ths Garner Of
Taylor and t}tate s.roots, ind robbe: Of 's3. Ho
reported the outrage ut tho Armory, as,l pojica
oIcers we're sent in search Of tho perpetrators,
but at last accounts tAoy lad not been captured.
, 1873-11-26
AFRICA,

LONDON, Nov. 2G-4:30 q. m.-Later dispatches
hnvo boon received from Gon. Woolsloy, COM
mandlng The Ashautee expedition. They con"
Ashantces aro in full retreat. Their main
column, however, is within easy march Of
tho British advance, yet tho Gonoral IL unable
to oyerl.ko aud attack them, owing to the tarli-
noss and couarslica OF his native allies. Ho
complains Of tho hunlilintng position 10 which
be is placed in consequences Of being Obliged to
depend On such help.
, 1873-11-26

Special DiAn7lth to 11s Chie4yo Iff'uns.
KANSAS Cry, 1io., Nov. 25.-Tho Irst Ma
pror.so @ creditors full pay.ncut. A Acayy dla.
count llno, tho inability ot particn to mset ma
turing paper, together with tho diAruat pro.
tlnccd by tho runlor Of tho heavy inaclloancas OF
L. At. Hunter to tin bank oauRod tho tctio's, Tho
900, aud it IL fully socuroa henos til, rlmor is
,snfounlctl. Iha aaEota oil tho bank arc moro
than tlle ltnhilitioa.
, 1873-11-26

Nrw YoEK. nov. 25-Twcod remains in tho
Tombs, but, rs llc complained Of the dampnesf.
aud ateemch Of the cell in which 10 was tisat
placed, he las beonrcmoyed to cell on tho SOC.
ond tier, In what Ia callod thu ncT prison"
He only receives bis immediate relatives and
col,usel. Ycstorlny oyor 81 ,00o 900 wort,. Of his
property Was transferred, n',d it consisted en-
tirely of real cstate in Mem York. 1t i thought
tho prisoner will bo taken TO Blackwcll's lslana
TONIGHT.
, 1873-11-26

New YonR, Nov. e5.-Tmo Catholic prlosts,
American citizens, who wore expelled from tho
tho Mexican authoritieu, Aayo engaged \ prorui-
nant lawyer hero, who has corrcsponlod with
the Secretary Of State demanding that ropara-
tion bo forthwith accorded his clients for the
outrage porpotratod by tho Mexican Govern
ment. .and Btopa will at onco DO taken to lny Tho
matter before Congress-.
, 1873-11-26
WATERFOWL LIVESTOCK MARKET.

WArrnTows, Maxs, Nor. o5.-BEEr CATrtE-Re-
caips, AGO. Scarcely anything dons In cattle this
week. few sales Of aim cattle wera mads At last
weeks prices Choice, fo6o5lo.oo exra s9o09.25;
FIRST quality, S8,00@8.60 second, $j0o@7.50; third,
$4.50G5.6o,
BuEEr AND LAMns--1socopts 160 marhei inactive;
sates in loa 1t S2Qu@3.so each cntra, ${.oo@4.60;
spring limbs, 415@yc per IT,
, 1873-11-26

IVTEFfN8.G- E|F"
Spscial Dispatch to The ChtcaHo 7Tfbune.

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago tribune.
THE COOKE nANERupToY cAsE.
PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 25-Late yostorday after
noon, before Joseph Mason, Register in Bank-
rnptcy, tcatlmony was takon in tho case Of SAM
uel WLittlo =. Jay Cooke l. Co., bankrnpts, ,--tho
object being to provo certain allegations made
in petition presented to tho court OF. Weinos-
day last. Nothing OF special intorcA WAS elicit
cd. Tie evidence will DO presented to tho court
by the Register for it's action.
TIE NoNEy MAnKET
today presented All encouraging aspect. Tho
supply Of currency was plentiful, and good bor-
rowers wore readily accommodated NJ tho banks
and on the street at favorable. .rales. Call 'oana
varied from 4 to 7per cont, aid discounts from
to 10 pnr cont
, 1873-11-26

Special Diep0tcA u Tie Chacddo 7F76NHe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis; Nov. 25.-T!1eouore Muaen
wes brought to this city to-day by Sheriff Mc.
Donald. Tho ouprit ia q boy about Is yeara Of
age, WHO hired horse and buggy III this city
fov daya since, and forgot to return it.. Flo WAS
arrested at Alanitovoc and the property was re-
covered Tho hoy is 4 aard case, and will un-
doubtodly be sent to prison.
, 1873-11-26
MARINE liGASTElS.

Tonosro, o"t,, Noy,. :5.-lho berk Gibraltar,
poln:, light
QuEu.c, Can., Nov. oj.-E'ears srs entertained
ior LILO steamship plotou teu days out from
, 1873-11-26

years 0; sgo, detained over night at Corinne,
wao taken by n man she trusted oil account of
his speaking hor language, wllo compelled her
to drins vine, prohaoy drngBod, a'd tlsn tho
brute rayishetl her person repeatedly. The VIC
tim got homo tha following day, aud died zoon
after,
, 1873-11-26
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET,

3:peefnl Di,ea:eh g IKE cAfecgo 7f5sNe.
KANSAS CiTY, NO., Nov. 25.-CArrLE-nectipte,
127. No activity or demand. Prlcrn are unchanged.
Loas-Kcceipts 3,64a. Tho fufluro Of lin Flrft
Nattonnt bank pr0stratcd the ularketH. They naily
rallied, but remained unsettled. 6aes 1T S.
, 1873-11-26

BERLIN, Nov. 25.-A fresh sentence has boon
pronounced againat Archbishop Leaoel,owsM
for continuing unlawfully to institute priests.
1Ie is condemned to t7o years. imprisonment
aud N additional lne Of 6iQ thalora.
, 1873-11-26

5IoYrNUAL Cam, Noy. 95.-1t Il o0E!matol
that so, QUO french Ca.,asl!ann have returned to
tha province from tho United State, during ll,a
rant tlnoo uceks, owing largely to s!oppsSo Of
manufactures. 4 large proportion OF tliola hayc
loft Tor Wesorn Canada,
, 1873-11-26
THE CURRENCY.


THE cospTHoI.LEEa y1Ews ON INTEREST DE-
poalrs AND czRT1r1cAr1oN OF CHECKS.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Nov. 25.--Tba forthoonl-
ing report of tho Comptroller Of the Currency
will contain tho following tho subject Of p" lu-
forest OH dcposita and cot!iilcation Of checks:
In my last annual report referred briefly to
the evils resulting from Tho
PAYMENT OF INTEREST Upon DEPoB11B
md my predecessors havo frequently roterreu
moro nt longtll to tho aanao hubJoc The dittt-
GUILTY has been that the proposed legislation by
Conercns upon tho Subject would apply
only to National Banks. lilo oliect
Of nach Legislation would DO to bring
State ranku and savings bal'ka organized by
petition with tho National Banks in occurring the
rccounts Of colrcspontlcutn and dcalera. lilo
National l3au1:a vii! be aesirons Of retaining
thois business, aNl the moro unacrupulous would
not stop To oyade tho Law by offering to mako
olarso; to buy and aoll etoclu Without commits
zion, and ret.iacou1t papor at low r2:oA. Tha
Nropo6e1 action Of tho ClcA,ing- -uo,1aa In tho
City Of Now YORK;. II adopted by 1o Clearing
"on'l do molo to prevent tho payment a. insor-
oat III deposits Tina any Congressional ilstru-
! ,ncnt, ';WF
THE GEtLa NEsuLr1t;a E!;oM Ta:i PAYMENT OF IN
1EaCs. Eroa p1s;0aiya
| arc bT 10 lacaus cunAneA to sIe o.ty hnnhu. It
mas he Enfcy aad ll.as tl,E custom, which 1ro-
| yaila ii. g!snust every city and yi!lase ot tho
Unlo!t, las done nitro thai, uuy other to DONOR
aliza tho business Of banking. State Danl1n, pri-
| yatu bankers. ana
Ay5OO1tr.o:ls HINDER TIE CUTIE or BAv1.;aa nASKb
everywhere oEror ratoB vi ineran. upon deposits,
which cgMuos uafcly ha paid by thoao engaged llt
Legitimate l,,.ninass. NntioE.l l}anks tloalrous
oi returning tho hus!Eeas Of tleir tsalela, a!Ao
n,se s:tuilr atcra Gnl te rsatit 3s no. only Ill
iuu.e:yo of rates. Of interest paid by b'luuess
| ,nel', hut III y consequence
| INVESTMENTS IN uNGE0unEp LoASn
bringing uitinate loss upon the shara!!oiasra OF
tho l'euk a,.d lcpoaitora. Tho kind OF Legislation.
needed III t.;t which shall apply to ail banka e!rl
bankers alike, w'.otlor oreaat=ea ustder tho Mt
l;cnal currency net Or other laws. lAw pro
,ibiliu, lie l1aylEont OF atorcat on deposits
by National ussaks will llaya little eifoet un!esa
followed by tiMar Legislation Nndcr aMtaar1sy
ot tue liflorent !;tate% aud there ia little hopa
TINT brch }oyieiNtinn eaN 10 ohtainod.
| The Nntioual Currency aos, which wAs pagaoti
during ,ho war; provided for tax OF o9'o'hal!
Of pcr cont u2,pn s.l deposits, anA subsequent
In! !cral rnyenuo legislation extended thts tax et
I'LL depupl:a lln.lo with State Danla al tnaiSid.
,,ai ha,,!s. This YRS essentially war tax, aud
nllonA, III ny Judgment, DO repoaloIl with Other
piml!ur interiA1 rayouus taxation, anl / recoia
mend Tint il legislation IL proposed oil thin Hb.
ioct. that tho law bo 10 &.nonded Ut to ropea
, 1873-11-26

Spetfal Dispatch 70 Tho Chicago ITfbHnt.
D1rRo1r, Mich, Nov. 25.-rhs second trial 1t
M4uistee OF L. 3. Gregory, woll-kuown citizen,
on charge Of arson with intent to defraud III.
surance companies, resulted in verdict OF not
guilty,
, 1873-11-26

Sptf:al Hfspatch to 3hd t'hirag. tribune.
DrrrIulr, Mich, Nov 25.,-rAo funeral nt tlo
1a.e ,)uhn L. ai.llrnn WAS largely attended at
Ills Cathedral Atn morning. "liere !l1o Catholic
fnuc:a, spySaca wcyo celebrated. Yi:o louaius
woro thou tRkon to hit. Elliot oemotory
, 1873-11-26

.spec;s! IEsputnh to The CA,sE;o Tribune.
LASaL1E, IT,. Nov, 25.-tie0:ga Colman, Of
tho Townstlp Of roru, shot wild turkey ycster-
day, OF tho extraordinary EoiGht OF ~ pounds.
, 1873-11-26

T1ae FEET. Forgery at Coluraabuo+ o.
Co1.uAnuu, O., Nov. 25.-1t Ia estimated that
the financial irregularities OF William Eogs, who
uns arrested yenteriaay for forgery and embezz!c-
that ho paid debts contracted while ho was
studying lar with monuy obtained by his forgor-
ies. Ills friends claim TINT Ao HAS insane, and
thin will bs his plea. :
, 1873-11-26
1HE BOSTON E|AYORALTY.

BosroN, Nov. 25.-alayor piolce llAs rendered
ls rosignatiou, 10 talso ot1oo. on thu 20;h inst.
Alu. Cutter will bo Actng-Mayor for ttlo rAoS-
ujrel term,
, 1873-11-26
SEanrleey'a Supposed Libcrntora III"
&fictcHs

Sprofat Utspateh to The Chfraao 1FtbNn4.
New YonK, Nov. 25.-Indictments were found
to-day by The Grand Jury against Magic Jor,
Eln,,ar charging tlom w!th assisting Willian, J.
sharl;oy In Ills escape from tho Tombs on tho
l9th> inst. Thoy uill be tried uext week in tho
Court Of Gcnoral Sessions, probably before Iso-
corlsr 1aokcst. Warden johnson is still on
ragged III tho collection OF evidence regarding
Sharkoy, OF whose whereabouts nothing has yet
boou learned. Some people believe he III hiding
in tho Eighth Ward, IN this city, md others
think he llas escaped to Canada.
, 1873-11-26

PRoy1DEsoE, i. T., Nov. 25.-The Spraguo
tsuht-oss il yet III the Asnls OF the lawyers, uu~
nxccute1
, 1873-11-26
RELIGIOUS.

clac E'c..at OF t.lu 3na1.,:cs13ate CoAcnp"
ttsaN.
Nry Yonx, Nov. oi.-Iho Cnthola ch'1rohesin in
TIA ~ ,,r,yl1,::h Of .oT Yur. which irelndcs soma
t|,is:ceu tInusse*, Will I'll he 1adcasssl III tito
lm,ro nf lilo Sacred Heart Of 'lesns on ~ Sl'-
;uuYoAlnf feast tl.y Of tho ln!aAoulate Oonoep-
t:Sa.
, 1873-11-26

n1cuNoSn, ya,, Nov. 25.-G. Il. llrooks, lata
l':oiaIcut Ut tho Me.chantB' National Eank, af
pd orshur:, charged with emhcszlns funds
* te lsss, has !stn hold III <,ib, ,0su hail 10 al
pear III tho Unilell S:l!es Circuit Court.
, 1873-11-26
Two Young Men Who Insultcd n
Escnccfu1 Family Shot Dead BY tho
N II 31to EHNnECA

Special Dfsrateh 70 7hc Chicago 74ibNnt.
KANSAS C1rY, NO., Nov. 25.-rwo young. mon
named Dunn and Clark, entered the public house
Of a man na,nod Morcor, noar Lexington, No..
last night, uua insutol tho family. Mercer and
his so1l-in-law fired on tho young mon, killing
loth Of them. The Cosouor'a jury returned
verdict OF juaiiiablo homicide.
, 1873-11-26
Highway Ecobbcry Ncnr Now KkaTon.
Issu.-Avaora Case Oh Trial III Fort

sptetas Dispatch TO The Chicago Tribune. i,
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. GA farmer named
John Stropo, living n short distance from Now
Haven, 1ud., wan attacked fow daye since by
four hlgllwaymon. wllilo proceeding to his home
and $o5 in currency. LII waa unablo to identify
the guilty partiss. ...
A preliminary examination In tho cato Of Kee!c
and balouf, charged with arson, las boon plo-
t;reesins for tho last two days. The latter Earo
bonds IN 81 900 for hiH appearance ut Tho noxt
term of the Criminal Court. Tlo formers cano
was postponed till tomorrow, after tho prosccu-
ton had rcatcd its caao several OF tue tletcud-
an.'a witnesses being absent.
, 1873-11-26

AuctIan nsla rl.pAv {f0lnesdnyl 1T $50 a. M, uf
FIrrnsn tn, linaasnA taud. Of MI kinds, taclndIns
On9tta} ami tssttnS anTut H.spSts.. psI MatusAsAA
sud laad4nE. AAot bankrupt soak 0 ladt0 kuzas
, 1873-11-26

Pennaylvania. from Philadelphia, have arrived
out.
New Yonx, Nov. 25.-htrived, steamships
dootho, from Hamburg, aud City OF DroollSn,
from Liverpool.
Arrived -Bteamshlp Kong sverro, from Ion
don.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nor. 20.-Tho stoaner Woscr
from Now York, has arrived.
, 1873-11-26

Crlln1NAl N1<tttern IN Cst333brntn.
sAs TnASc.sco, Noy. 25.-lho jury In lAo cage
OF Frank uarriu AIate Of tho Bunriuo, returned 6
verdict Tonight ot guilty Oh twenty-nne
counts Of The indictment
Iilc iyial Of To.ctu Moreno, Que OF she VaHqnez
gat.g u lnu,,lyrars, il progressing at saiinns
City, Monterey County.
, 1873-11-26
AEf30AH


I.oSpoH, Nov. 25.-'Tie stoamer from Liver
pool fur Eonson to-dny took 9l0n, 000 III bullion.
, 1873-11-26

DuNCAN--Nav ., At 933 1uaLauaav., thu mlfo Of j.
D. duncan, of : aon.
, 1873-11-26

LONDON, Nov. 25.-Tho steamship atian
has beon chartered by the British Govornm ent
to carry rog,ment to tile Gold Coast.
, 1873-11-26

CcEtti .TEhMc'l!2 f!E"s.
11yGnrcu1., ,'uy. e5.--Gtca1nxhtps Tr'n'cla
f,Iab.Iu. auI Cambria. FROM New York. mud
, 1873-11-26

MISCELLANEOUS.
QuEnEo, Can., Nov. 25.--In many plRcen the
snow lliftE aro from eight to ten feet high,
mixing tic roads inpasnablo.
, 1873-11-26

cloudy veathor. For tho South Atlantic Btntcs,
northerly Winds, md ssscnorallY clear weather.
Reports nro partly missing from, tia Western
Gulf.
GENERAL ORGANIZATIONS,
, 1873-11-26

oMsMA. Ne!., Nov. a5.--Two noto. ions c..a,ac-
tots, Etnlsl Sandy ant Il. q. Porter, had . row
III SALOON ~ kearuay Junction latt night, which
raau!tcd In tho latter being fatally shot.
, 1873-11-26


sAWYEI-n1 CKEls-On Saturday, the 29a inst. .attho
raidcnoa o. tbs hridos pasonis 4s N9, fort7soyaath
Sta by the RuY. Dr. j. Elsrr Iuclu. ". 3awyor sud Misc
Elizabeth HI. Kicker, al OF Now York City.
JqNEs7rEsITig ;; th7 otly. On Tuesday, Nos' By
briae's AHn, Mrs. NJ lrwia. ltA praric-av Gant ".
A. Iunes, ccr,s Of n:fnsoEs U. S. A aud Miss Louisa
V. Tost. M CArdS.
, 1873-11-26
TIE WEATHER.,

WASHINGTON. y. t., Nor. ALL n. m.-An'
ot3,cr nLor,n cc,ltro Las Appeared IL Wasteln
Kanaaa with sosl.heantusy Ml'idH elol'ly weather,
and occasiolal Hlow over tho lnkes anl thonsa
to tho Ohio Valley. NortllweEtcrly Winds, fall
iut: temperature, and clearing weather in tho
Middle aud Eastorn States. Northwestely
ntuds nnd generally clcar weather III tito South
hI,l EEAtnH.
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