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, 1873-11-28
OBITUARY.,


Tho A1on. Richard Yates.
Specfai Di*natch Ia Tha Chicago Tribune.
6r. Louis, Nov. 27.--The Hon. nlohnril Yatos
died at Darnum'n Hotel At o'olook tonight.
1Io camo back from Llttlo Rook, whittier no had
gone with Judges Frow and Hurlbut to nspcct
tho Fulton, Cniro Il Arlansas Railroad,
On Sunday, very much exhausted by, hia Jour-
noy. Since that timo he has boon confined
much Of tho time to hs bed. On Wednesday
Last llo sunk 80 low that Mr. Barnum, proprietor
Of tho hotel, bocano grcntly alarmed In regard
to his condition. and summoned DR.. Holman to
attend him, who said that Ills complaint waa
akin to apoploxy, and likoly to terminate fatally
at any moment. His family worc autographed
for, and IN answer came from htB
son, Horny Yatos. who loft st.
Louis for Jacksonville on Monday. that
he would como as Boon Aa possible. Lnat night
Mr. Yatcs seemed much bottor, aud this morn
Ing ho waB thought to bo almost returned to bis
customary health. Ho was nblo to walk around
atairs, md notive preparations were mnde for
Ills return homo. These preparations continued
dnring tho evening, and ovoi, up to within q few
minutes Of his doath. About five minutes
before ho died, he went from his pitting.room,
Hearing 1ttlc cry for holp. tho 10y ran into
tho room, and found Mr.. Yatos lying on tho
bod, feobly gasping: Ho dled without speaking
n1tefNard1. A. physician was aont Tor, bit When
ho arrived all sigma Of life Ind diaappeared Tho
servant, Henry Washington, who laB boon in
hlr. Yatcs family for niuo years, ,aoemo to feol lit
tlo alarm when lo was at his worst, saying that
lto Ind seen him in . much wcahor condition
many timcs boforo. sorno Of tho family arc OK
pccted tomorrow. Tho remains will bo ut onco
removed to Jackaonyillo.
[To tho Associa't1 Fress.1
81. Louis, Nov. 27.-Ex-U United States 6enntor
Richard Yates, Of Illinois, diod suddenly At
Daruum's Hotel hero at o'clock tonight. Nr,
YatoR Inns been to Fulton, Ark. as United statoB
Commissioner to examine tho lowcr onl OF tho
Sunday, ninco when he las boon quite fcoblo,
and yesterday WAS worry sick. Horoyiyod to-day,
however, and this evouing, wli'o l,uByiug him
self with preparations for starting home to-mor-
row morning, ho suddenly fell bncls, aud died in
iiyo minutos. His family hnvo boon advised Of
hi. death, aud aro expected horo tomorrow.
, 1873-11-28
THE RAlLROAD.AID LAW,


n nrA Ann Y1x All 6RrN
"rokf'i"1 "a P."lA'u'
sr. Clam Co.. ILL.,, Nov. u, 1873.
N The fdftor af The Chicago Trlb,sns:
Sin: With your appreciation, propose to
piyo nv y;ewa ro1nt;vc lo thc onnratton of that
inf.ror. .nS ,,naa.,a..,,,,,a,si a,ri.a,a, a.
ouo n.,,A. a"u u'ioonhaa'at'on"t ""4A"'o' 'ho
"alsfoa"-aao H.. Ia" OF loo0'
Tho laW referred to providos that countlcs.
cities, md towns might issye ratlrond-nid bon1a
to an unlimited amornt ,,non oertain oontli.
tiona M, ~ ss,o,, ~ .,,,t s.i, oonntio. 81.
s"'' w y. "uen 49, .unt n"'u o.a"s4or' W.
1es: anu 1o"ne, having issued pohae, eholl haVo
right to rotan, for the noxt ton years, all tho
tax collected on tho oxcesa of valuation in said
ooupties oitio,. and towna ovor tina assoaa,ncut
~ 1pea +or ill., -. .,rt,,. ,s rinor.,
,.oo' 4oi 'ao pa."oho u p@s4nb 'A' p''uo'p"1
anu lhtefees OF satd bondH.
Tho law Is partial and unjust, as vol ns un-
constitutional, vat IL did mt accomplish what
vna ,nInn1o1 bv ,ra n,,t,,ora h vii Tin INV.
.no,t nv, 49, .,.,ts ~ 49, o..4. T.,
'1'oas \p5 1uo PooP!o VI eao o'a'o III 6onoi"1 W
all tho oonds TINT might DO iss'1od under tho
operation Of sa1d law within tho next ton yonrs,
honco somotbinr mn.t ho tione. or tho ton vonra
will o1nra and }p,o hor,1o vii mt Ia MI nr,a
mi" ~ Wv eoaoa W.. 4os ~ -. p'1,
Anae homosn'n8 Was oone ny tho aes I'aaSoo hy
tho Legislature OF tho State OF Illinois, and ap-
proved on Tho 80th day Of Mnrch, 4. d. 1872,
which nnt reor;rea tf,nt Al, tn4nhle nronnrtv IN
, 1873-11-28
CHICAGO & SOUTH ATLANTIC RAIL-
ROAD.


CuANLEsroN, q. c., Nov. "a, ls73
~ Tho Editor Of 1he Chfcayo Tribune:
Sin: Having observed an article in your paper
advocating tho blue Ridge route as tho proper
course for tho Chicago Il South Atlantic Hail
rond, In justicn to tho frionls Of the French
broad routo would ask TINT you publish tho
following communication. Very respectfully
yours. a. @. KAUFMAN,
sec.etary Commissioners Spartanburg d ABho-
willie RAILROAD Company.
N. D.-A grent railroad mooting ID to be hold
In this city under tha auspices OF tue Chamber OF
Commerce, on Thursday, 11th December next.
CHICAGO AND CHAnLEBT0N--THE ADVANTAGES or
THE npAnrAHDuna AsKEy1LLE NouTE.
Efont TIE CA0r!fsto S G} dws a14d Courier, sov 2i,
written by tho lion. John Baxter, Speaker OF tho
North Carolina House OF Representatives, In
1864, and published In tho Carolina Spartan, con-
tains arguments which address, themselves to
tho people Of to-day with as much forcc I'll they
did twenty years ago: ,ox,
o.. >. III 1896 1t was gigantic con-
eepoa ot our eo~ntsymen and t1thsp. fp
tnscourso the Cltlea Of Charleston and Cincinnati
an,t all tho immediate country. It waH IN cntorprlao
aliko warty Of tAer cncrgeH and honorable to their
character Of aa8acity and nclligoaco-an en-
terprlte, tho communication Of which was ar1ent!y dc.
sired by every patriot But II failed aud what could
mt cI, bo tiuie by sinEo organization IL now al
noat compotca by separate companies. lttlo effort
ws,rtly VI toAo intsrestolto formation Of ono
col,lauy-u construction Of 105 lliloa Of rail-
With Cincinnati, Tic primo object Of tho men Of 10,
but ,gith Chteaao. city farther OF aud destined 10
, 1873-11-28
Tho Produce Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 27.--lsnEApsruFfs--Cor nr1u-
er, 1T 7nta70c and Oats at 5Gt15Tc.
pnoyis1oNs- dull, at STATS; dry salt msats
higher. shoulders, Ike, clear sdea TAo.
suoAn--Frm;. common. 4i6@5o; fair, 6H(97c;
good fair to fully fair, 7Aaso; prime, sA@8Xc;
choice, 8A@oAc. 0>"'
hloLAasrs-Dcmand active and 1rncr, At 25@aoo;
common a;94oc; fair. 4ea45; primo to strictly
prime. 40@a2c: cl,otce. 53c; others Unchanged.
CorroN-rn good demand aud frtncr; nalca 1900
baca; goo order to strict gool or.ler. 14<@15au;
low mtddlfng to strict low n,fdlltng, l6altalG1c:
mldllng 10 strict mi1llinR, 1oASl7i4; good mid.
dlng, 18tl916Hc; receipts, G3J5 bafos; exrosta
to t1o continent. c. 1901 bales; atock 12o,57s baes;
, 1873-11-28
A Demand for Government Aid
Coupled with an Eight
Hour Resolution,
Further Developments In Regard to
the Issue Of Water-Bonds
In Pittsburgh.
Western and Southern Congressman.
Elect in Favor Of increasing the
Volume Of Currency,


x... r, n. -,
tho vorkingn,en Of this olty WAS hold this morn
inr. under tho nuonIcca Of Tho radical Club. in
~ aa .p 80 e,a,oa,. tt,o,,
m ~ - 11us @
md but for two placarda posted upon tho trcos,
no one would have supposed TINT meeting was
lo ,,nyo hccn hc1d.
41,nnt 11.ao n'olock t1,a GormanH wero astom.
h,c1 IL tho nste,T nart Of The anrarc and warn
cailcfi to orf]or ny r i. Sehmtt. Who wna aubso-
t.nant,v c1,osn,, ~ nro,,iont and in fo,v wora
irovJ moJ Jrctnrnna h,a t1anlta for thn hon"r oon.
fcrrrd.
Addresses wore thcn naado by Arcssrs. Eysor-
,nnnn. Dunl. Gonthor. Schneider, Wiliikon. and
nsi,ors 'tTe aoenl,cr, wcrc attontiyoly listennd
w ond f,onnenf1y annIan1c.,' ' ''''oA'@
IL tho southweBtorn uart Of tho souarc another
meotinr waa urrauizcd l1y Mr. Thomas phjllips.
,x,,o sofd INT in oinct for whinl, tn ynrkns,
t,jnta md thn o{ficn-seckors at tin National
gfnte. a,,1l Muniniuai (}oysrnuaents might ho
nado to uudcrytatI tho ombayrasB1nonls Of
tho WORKING Classes. Sonlothipr should
~ dnuc ami thn +hn,,nnn1a out ~
smploymont Bhon,d bo provided viii, tho uocos-
uory means Of sunnort. 1ho mnuufaoturers md
,kl,crn hnyo nnt tbe mems of furnahinr cn,plnv-
ant ~ .wnrt, Yomnth;r1 ~ 3n orI NV linn, I,,,
~ IN, ;naaaJ ~ ai4vtr,r ~ ~ ,,
dnsn III nnor clnnaoa AMI cnric1, thomveivoa
iho ,,,ngrv nv r,1,st hn fei mi thc nnaat;on
i, 1Yn,vs ,ra ,t,o- "1s A1 eS1,;.GnJ >
~ dnisnot,om had c,I,oa ,,ran IL.
flavor anl tho Councils but thus far nothing lnd
l,een done to amelioratc their condition. Stock
iobbinS and Tild-cat 6pcculntlons had brought
anont lhe present eond'tion OF allal1s, anu iho
E4,ng,nn t,. mas Dpon ~ thsomm ti uoe eie ssIoet
;lIo ,lecossprios Of iiio. Tic meotine Ind bcon
convened for tho p,,rposo of establishing tho
tr,Y& lint 1nf1 cuff
, 1873-11-28
PITTSBURGH.
Special Dtapdtch to The Chicago Trihtna.


,,,r ,r,rr,-ro~n rn.ro,or,ou
, - -. ~ or m,s. 1,s.., =.
f1P1sboaot1, Ia', No'. @o'-Ano u1spo0al o1
The half million wnter bonds la Still tho topic
of conversation. Investigation proyes it to be q
,,oat catouna;,o trorsocsion Tn Nav 1oat
.,.'a noss .,,a M..,n,, nn,st ro,aaa,, sooa nnn
.Ato"su sno N"'ton"4 I4ue. oo"pans ~-1',oo'
IN bouuH "elo ASpotuecnteu III 1Al4aAeiputh.
For Il proper understanding of the caao, it must
l,o known tlnt tbcso bonds woro signed bv tho
nf,ror md C;tv ronntrol1cr An +hov ,ro r,ri1cd
aN' w.. s@'' w.. a.s' nr.a.s;s.,a.s 49,, Co.
10 the "ator co1ha1sslon, .hc!e oec1o-
tary, Mr. Ross, Tan required to receipt
for them; aud, as they wero disposed OF, tho
money WIS deposited with tho City Treasurer,
,sln in turn 1,ad it out in orders from tho Com
mission, tho Mayor, and tho Comptroller !;
;Md paid it only on warrants signed aud counter
signed by them. for aotlal work done. 1t seoms
lliat, after these bo1,tls Ind been disposed OF,
nud tho mouoy received by hEr. Toss, that ho, in-
stead Of leaving it Will tho City Treasurer,
without authority deposited it in the non do
, 1873-11-28

GALEsauRo, ill.,, Noy. 27.-A letter rcccgol
hora to-day from tho Hon. @. Q. Carpenter; 0oy-
ornor Of Iowa, appoints tho loy. Alox. 1hrns,
pfesidant Of tho blnpaon Centenary College, nj
contest 10 bo held loro on tlo eyoning OF Fol-.
~. 1874. Tho contest promises to bo QUO Of tho
most interesting over hold not only in ths West,
but iu tho county.
, 1873-11-28
DEATHS.


BARLOW-0n tbs morning OF Nov a. Nils Mar,
Barlow, nftor aoscre anil painful l!lne.s.
ro.ldanco, ios lndanas7 Fsi:ns aro 9ited A's ''''
TOWNKR- funosal services Of tho late II. Nolson
No. 81 ohloat, Friday, No, s O'Clock p. IN.
,WEnEL.At = her house. soEaos ot state md Thirty:
Il, ,yoar. anl months. Mrs. katherine Wetel. l.-
Funeral Saturday ut II by carriage to Waldhciu
Cer,utoEy.
ItAsKELL-1n this city. Nov 81, ot typhoid foy..,
Edward II. Haskell. Aon Of D. +. and D. II. Haskell.
aged 10 yeara nlnntiis.
Funeral Saturday at m.. from Frst Presbyterian
Church. By CARS tu Roaea,ii!.
FhREELL-Ou Nov ~, Jan1os Tarrol1, ron Of Richard
Tnrro aged 30 yoars.
Funeral f1nm Holy Family Church. by carriages to
Calvary CemcteEy.
, 1873-11-28
MARRIAGES..

CADY-TINGLEY-Att tho residence Of tho keoon, IN
Evsnsto BY tho l,av. mr. gsgs, THO yening Nov.
e Henry C?dy Esq., and Miss Ann II. finsloy, al Of
WATEnBuRr DICKS SoN:.;At Engtornod, Nov. 70,
h. tte Itn, Dr. Dandy, Mr. Elhnrt II. Waterbury and
Mfss Matilda a. Dickson, both Of Chicago
ROHERTS0N-P -POSTLtfWArr-On Wednesday, even
,hx Mny - " tho Eek L. T. Kna At th1 residence u
Miss y. j. Posoualt, all OF Chicago.
, 1873-11-28

Total x1l. TOT 600
OF this amount Of atocl,. ali, ,o60. .oo0 was re-
.,,,.1 -, ~.,,s.,,. ta. .S.,,., 49, 1,or,n M, =
eotsoo III o"en"oso toe eleu,4 1~A no't.u.
ontlro property OF tho Wilmington, Charlotte
t. Rutherford Railroad Company was sold
under decree Of the Superior Court Of No,y
uornvor copntv foroc1oa;nc n mor,o.ce dur;nc
thn srlv rsrt ~ thia resr md Una nurchounfGi
w 49, H. "ta me,,a,,e. "an
~; '9 1n,,m.Mv" ~ ,.1,;o, N1r nh,rtoa II
1eohors1 ~ N"w wit f,;tu - nra:1"nt 'rho -,
a wy a a. n1sas Gayon an oPnon PM a1a1l ~
+, ts rnn1 ~ 10 ~ ranent 1naiaato tIn
nt.tn d ~ - IT, ss1 y nrotont a
;ntnrost thorofnrn to a. al aa nm nm nm ~ atort
n'.noa h1 +1o sbata 11 ;a conuyv ~ +at.sl',
srorthiesa neduct;nr lila stncir from a91 !.
7a7 5nn ,va l,.y" si7 ~ 1o7 S> Ena rric,, r.
~ ttTTs'"ov, ~. .t na tov'' tor" o,rnsd f.S
ti.a stat, Issnnn.;,.a ~ s+,oi ~ ~
North To r,,ro Dn;'raSoa ronnnnv rfic,, 10
ico.cd % to tia ncnmov1 4. namyiiio % nairoa5 d
EnYnn.ns, ~ t.;st,, u.ara ~ tha a,nrai rorto
~ abso 1on ~ +ha at1c{e " ~ +o nther comnon;"a
ro suso, n., ,o0 snI NJ, r. 1 MoonnEa Novra.n
1omnanw ,,nya smai1 it,vjdends whiol, aro annrn-
,,r;a+p1 ;5 x IA st"ta 1eoarI ~ rdnration
"' 'ff%" ~ AA',nsns nosns '1ooAs AoN "iA1A
For tho nurnose Of reducing tho State debt
A., - tHo r.. pono ~. tu Io71 oss.u n"; uJn.,
~ rc,ona ta p.tooi'a ~ ~ c Statn ~ hnpIa ~
~ ctat 9t, ,;as. noi, ~ - 4ooa ,r.e W. nrta,
ri; wy W.. 49,. ,',;a T.. I'll H., .a. Nnsv WI
;a,rsis .m3 IN t1'roa - aS ,a II s"J ctx for sx
J., nn ~ sntu1 y. tn 1' a ~ , n,1
1872 +.sA" "''Ao"' @'''"~'t"s ~ pAor~N"A A' 1'
P1..J. NV, ,r,so,,, r,,,-r-v
a; @ ~ nsAn ~ i4f.av, rrarar
n 'ro 9;ons " .o @ stnt n iprr1"snd Il
ar ~ ro n vano " Hot tn t IL sran@ to relato that
r. ysat9s e e fSs and sr;eHs S fs
vanainn IN IN IAN @ W." ann n ai]0 # tl,o As.
s".sar ~ - - ~ oomtv ~o,,1 yslno hnt cfaasaa
~ nronort,7 ~ ia ra.i v"m IN rnsb there ;a m
s1o,r,ft ti,ot tn ra,r.t;np ~ fsrn wnnld 10 aw.
ceoJnd ~ tha o,nnnt ~ sos of, O0, Hho Rcvon,,o
h;1i a. ~. aoor ss sao nr tfa vn,,nt;on
~ 1e7o %ic}, w.a s1og mr., HiH r. IL c.lnmatc cd
th.t ~, XII r ra;ac s7gT ooo VIII, tl,c
xaInst;nr ;nnr.asc, to n9o5 ma nm thc tsI lew
fnr fla yoor ."o,,S rs;as "oar,v al 5oi1 nm
mn, th.1 ts;c" .nn,,ai, r. dcfrsv H. nrduorv
nxnenscs ~ ~ liz statn Governmcnt for am vcar'
VI ,% Don vo o0
Thu opt;ra nonn,a ~ H. Statn arn c1arorora
for ~ ~ final n'c nul comnloto In, % ndiustnont of thu
1oi,t tThsv srn ,,,1ohia io INV intcrost IN the
totn1 or,a,,;'t ~ ta t,oht ~ tha" .ro ,u1;ona
~ n,oot 10 5.hodars III on,1ao~nr ~ ,"roo
,,no,, W o = WV camnrnm;sn anmetiw fn;r to 5oib
Inbtor s,7 nrai7,tnr II "nmnyop,iaa oou,i hc
ecroo1 nno,, and ~. ia,'t scnjcd to n ro.snnahlc
s%an+ ti,n st.1o uo,d ,aano new hons,R in ~.
c1nnnn ~ ,t'i ~ ~ nuas amI law tnT tn INV
;nI"rsst ~, nre.rtiM oror woar t"r for fi;s
,'mr,,oso lp,n,} ~ ei'oayfr}fv n,,1 @eN ''&''
eo'l'A' ,',4,,,.. " ~ ~ ,r;c.% v.nr,ru
n,r,.maas,,, IL ~ ~ rto -, t,,;a atnta that tin
ni;tans ,rit1 ,at aton,n ~ I"al w;f,, to
mnsin a,sa,ontiv iho s,sto Gnnva,t,onS
f. a. snI tn ,s,,, ,,,,n,,ns -
, 1873-11-28
CnlUAGU FRIDAY, Is

to enable them to settle upon cur public domain
IN . compact colony. Tho eutlro area thcy will
probably require will DO about 100000 aorea.
OTHER MATTEN8.
Tho Secretary notices tho buatness Of tho
Land, Ponson, and Eduoation Bureaux, rail-
Way and geological ourvoyB. tho consns, and
other subject coming within tho range Of his
dcnnrttnont
, 1873-11-28

ST. Lou1n. No., Nov. a7.-Tho execution OF
John Feofo md George Williams, which WAS to
hayo taken place at pckney,,lie, ILL.,: to-mor-
tombet, las boen Indefinitely poatponed,
, 1873-11-28

man, who has pronounced In advance against
seryativo, thoy may bo dofeated, but they nro
working while It ia day, and arc determined to
1oavo no atono unturnod to secure tho pnasago Of
the bill,
, 1873-11-28

do Mirouo, ons OF tho gang OF plhuricio VaB-
qucz Tres pinoB murdorors, Oh trial for several
days at salinas City for 1nuror, the Jury returned
4 verdict Of guilty Of murder In the scconl de-
gree.
, 1873-11-28
MARINE,


E1G1C1lRU8
ARRIVED. Nor. n,
stc'm.hargo Raleigh, Buffalo, coal.
Schr hlargarc. Muir, Iutinston, lumber.
Hclr Levi Grant, Mnnistco, lumber.
Hchr Il. ]. ahntnarc, pcntwater, lumber.
Steam barge D. n. hilaon Buffalo, coal.
Prop Vanderbilt, buffalo, su1tlrlca.
8chr Lincoln Doll, Ford River, lumber.
, 1873-11-28

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 27.-A woman namod
Thompson waa shot ind probably fatally injured
at tho Clrclo House, Mt o'clock thlB morning.
by man nnmod Owen T, Porter. The lattcr had
a dispute with tho clerk Of tho house, aud fred
ut him. lie missed tho olork and shot tho
woman.
, 1873-11-28

Financial Predicament Of North
Carolina.
How $fl,a00,000 Of State Bonds Wero
Sold for $2,000,000.
And How the Rogues Escaped.
Imminent Danger Of Reputation.

Correspondence Of The Chicago Trfbnne.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. IT. 1878.
Tho tlobt Of North Caroltna for tho fiscal year
ending Sept 90, 1873, principal md intorcat, la
as follows:
FIRST CrAss-" DID, or ante-War bonds & B87s 90
sHooND CLAaa-I,onda Issued for Internal
improvement purpoacs hinco oloh0 u
War, not ecr1al tax........ ....... 4018, 100
THIRD CLAaH-Bonfln isnucd for funding,
under Actn OF 1868 ami 1861. ....... 4,128 300 90
FOURTH CLAss-Donfa and rcgintordd
ctrtincntcn, AInco ctoao Of War, for 9TH .--
or purrosca, ,,.,...................... 417,ot5,No
FIFTH CLAsBBpecal tax bonds. IL 407, 90
lO%hts.. .*Aos44pJt43.t"
Add to this amount a8
SIXTH ClAsB-Bonds iAsued nftor May 20,
1851, and prior 10 kiay, 1865, for inter- .
nal improvements, not markoablc.... Il29, 10000
Total principal. ,b47, ,o45.00
1sTEnEsT.
On frat class Of tonds ........... $a,51a, Goo0
On secon1 c1ata Of bonds, 1,914,400.O0
On third class Of bonds 1,21 cal. 90
On fourth claRa of bonds. 139, ,Gu4.8 as
On flfth clasR OF bonds 28l4, $1,000
On sixth clasH Of bonds. ............... 614,9l0.00
Total interest duo ontlro debt. All D25.R
Add principal. 29,647,u15.o0
, 1873-11-28
Arreated ON Suspicion Of Horse.
Stealing,

S&G1AAtA5t
Special Dispateh 'o 7he Cdicaao Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 27.-Ohicarn Marshall and
Beck arrested d man to-day on suspicion of 1laY-
ing Btolon team Of horses at Oyhkoa Wis.
Information Naa given at the station that llo was
offering 4 team worth $500 nt one-third that
amount. Hc Is gaid TO l,aya gono from Chicago
to Oshkosh to do full blowing, n1ld Was
Oh his way back to Chicago. Ho sccns
to DO q farm hand; Ia an 1rishuaau about 40,
and will giro no information aipco his arregt,
although lo told very m,xod story. Tho Clief
Of Police III Oshkosh has toleSraphed to Keep
tho man till he eau DO aout for. lie lad letter
in his possession addressed to Henry McWjll-
inns. but will not say whether TINT IL his namo
or not.
4 Terrible Shooting 1AfIfny Mt Marolds-
burgll, E1Y.-Thrco Hle1a Killed.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 27!.-A special to tho
Courier journal from Danvllle, Ky.. giros tho
following particulars Of = tragedy which oc-
cured ut Ilnrodsbnrgh, on Thursday evening.
Tho trial OF q law suit, in which +. .. Thompson
Sr WAS tho principal on ono side, and Theo. .payisB
ST., OIL tho other, WAS in progress and caclt
principal was attended during tile whole trial by
Ills aols, fully armed. At tho conclusion Of tho
testimony. whilo tho lawyers were preparing the
instructions preparatory to commencing the mr.
gumcntB, Hol Of Yhonpaon md u sou Of
Davis moved toward tho door. They
were followed BY all tho othors,
and in moment tho firing commenced,
tirod. Theodore Dsyiss, sr., and llin son Lalry
waro instantly killed; Theodore DayHs, Jr.,
WAS mortaly wounded md has hinco died. p. B.
Thompson, Hr., and bis two Sons, p. D., Jr., and
]. B.. Jr, were alightly wounded. Caldwell
DaviaA escaped uulurt,
, 1873-11-28

MISCELLANEOUS REPORTS,
San francisco, Nov. 27.-Tloro WAS = slight
{nll Of rain this morning, nnd thoro Ia promise
Of moro. It il much noodod.
, 1873-11-28

nLoFTGTA-% ES,A.InI
OF "TlVo1I yARI!sfIEs" 1l7 and 10 h!ilwaukcaar,.
on Saturday, Nov ~, II | O'Clock .. m. A rntrats
chance fur Raoh bargains. Il. H. ELaYlG,
Auotion9oz, COZ. Randolph and uastedsss.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-17

The latest seizure made by custom Off
GERS is that of eight rare specimens of
the monkey and two muscoyite deer
struggled into the country. .........
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-17
The Fires in Louisville.

CINCINNATI, July 16.
a special dispatch from Louisville
says: The fires last night were not so
disastrous as at first supposed. The
losses will not exceed $50, 000 with
$4,000 or SIS, 900 insurance in the fol-
lowing companies: Etna, $4,000;
London, Liverpool and Globe, $4,000;
Commercial of New York, $4,000 &;
American Central of st. Louis, $4,000 {;
Phoenix, $1,000, Balance in local com
panies. The fires were undoubtedly the
work of an incendiary. Every fire en-
CINE in the city was at work when the
last fire broke out and owing to the
proximity of the flames to the public
library, theatre and other large public
buildings, great excitement prevailed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-17
Trotling Match.

There will be trott!ng match on the
Rutland Trotting Park on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, July Goth,
Both and 31st, at which there will be
$500 distributed in premiums. On
Tuesday, the first day, the premiums
will be:
No Purse of $50 for horses that
have never beaten three minutes. First
sos, second $50, third $40.
No. 2-Purse of 500 for horses that
have never beaten $50 First $50, sec
oAd S25, third $15.
On Wednesday, the secoud day, the
premiums are,
No. 3-Purse of $50, for four-year-
olds and under. First $25, second $50,
third $40
No. 4-Purse Of 800, for horses that
never beat $50. First $50, second $25,
third S15.
On Thursday, the third day, the pre-
miums are:
No. 5-Purse of $50, for horses owned
in the village of Rutland, barring Tam
and Maggie. First $25, second $15
third $40.
No. 6-Purse of $3.50, for all horses
First 800, second $50, third $40.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-17

ern and State Sc. 45a7.25 for good to choice
do; s7.15@S.35 for common to choice white
wheat western extra; S6.2ogo:oO Tor com
mon to good extra Ohio; S6.J0Glo.5s for
common to choice extra st. Louis. The
market closing firm.
RYE FLoUR-The market is steady, with
fair inquiry. Sales 600 bbls. at S4.25g525.
CORN MEAL-The market is without de-
cided change.
WHIsKY-Marlzet is lower. Sales 90 bbis.
at 93X CG94, closing with sellers at 9Sk.
WHEAT-Receipts 1885 bush. Market
is fairly active and prices generally with
out decided change, with moderate ex-
fair inquiry for forward delivery. sales
$4,000 buih. at SI209i-30 for rejected
spring Sl35G LAO for No. sgring: Sl.40 for
Nos and spring mixed; Sl.4S for No.
Chicago spring; sI.47 for choice North
western spring; Sl.4s for NO. Milwaukee
Sl.529 l.52K for No. Duluth to arrive; sl-54
for No. Milwaukee and Sheboygan; SLIGO
for amber Michigan and white Wisconsin.
RYE-Market Is quiet, with small sales
at 7SC979c.
Barley malt is dull.
OoRN-Receipts 1888 bush. Market is
heavy and lower. Sales $1,000 bush, at Sly
for sail; 53l956 for heated 65@7I for white
western 6tlG63 for yellow Western.
oATs-Receipts $500 bush. Market il
in moderate demand. sales 1900 blu. at
43k0Ak for new mixed Western; 4SGJ2c
for white Western, 429Hhc for black west
ern.
oor-Market is quiet and steady.
Ohio Y and Xxx, 4995l; California spring
45c.
CoAL-The market is quiet and I'M
changed at S5.25g6.25 per ton for anthra-
cite. per cargo.
EGGs-Marset is quietand firm at 22a23c
Western; 24G25 for state and Pennsyl-
vania; 22@23 for Canada.
prime per ton; So. 00lG23.00 for good do.
HoPs-MarIlet dull and nominal 1877
on af
LEATHER-Market quiet and unchanged.
Sales of hemlock, Buenos Ayres and Rio
Grande light, middle ana heayy weights
at 2stG30, California do, at III; Orinoco
do. 26lg27.
CoFFEE-The markets. firm. Rio quot
sUGAR8The market is firm. Sales OF
81 hhds. and 2 $40 bxs. at KIOSK. Refining
quoted at 7zG5-
RIcE-Thel market is steady. sales %
tcs. at 7zGS4e.
irmer. sales 5000 bbls. refined at E&c;
crude quoted at7Kc.
PoRK-The market is active and lower.
Sales 400 bbls. new mess az sll0e; %
bbls. prime mess at Sl6.37E 20 bbls- extra
prime at Sl4 y.
BEEF-The market Is quoted as quiet
ard steady at S3.O0GlO-50 Tor plain mess
lI.25Gl2j0fOr extra do.
BEEF HAMS - The market Is quoted
duh at 25G3lc.
FIERCE BEEF-Ihe market ! ohlt dttA
| unchanged at Sl7-00Gg2i.e for prime mess;
( S2l.00G533.J0 for India do.
/ Cur NEATs--Marl IS quoted az quiet
/ and firnI. Ragged hams at l63sc 100 DNs.
| smoked hams at u: middle5 quiet and
| firm long clear quoted at Sc; short clear
at 9cI.
| LARD--The Market is weak at SIC for
| Western steam, on spot; new, on spots ~
gsz.
BUTTER-The market quoted quiet and
without decided change at 2Og30 Tor state;
l5G12Ic for Western.
CHEEsE--Market, fair request and steady
at I2Gl22 for fair to choice new State iae-
tory.