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The New York herald., 1873-10-24
A UCTION sALE-PRIvATE RESIDENCE
"A 120 West 23d street. near 9th av.,
THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING.

THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING,
LUKE sss all the elegant
so
lor Library and Drawing Room Suits covered in satin,
Ss S sa sa
m sSSE %Ss nd
sprS & Is silver aS paed
Also and kitchen Furniture Sale positive.
SSS Ssass J. EoSEHT e. Taf PAU
at the elegant residence
M consist
ns rr sn nuts m na p sna
Iss chs n ,n three
S:sSsS ss.ays 6. rsnser
and dns bacn sy a
IN srsSnnes nn1 and reps; hair and spring Mat
sion Table, Dining Chairs, Ss,, s0 worth siivsTxsrs
article b. Turniture il excellent order. Goods can
West 2ist St.
UCrloN NoTICE..THOMAs W. LINDSEY, AUG
Yacht scsd at auction postvey without regard g
price saturday. October % at ociock at Martins
sS
S s osss VI 9 ss
charge on application at salesrooms OF auctoncer 14
A UCTION NOTICE.-HENRY ZINN AuCTIONEER,
contained in private residence II East Goth st., near
Taror suits MrrcTs Brussels carpets. Oil fanInss
Also Bedroom suits, IN rosewood and walnut
ssddn
Pillows, Bolsters &C. Also dining room basement and
kitchen Furniture.
A UCTI0N sALE.-TnIs. FRIDAY MORNING,
IA October y,
Property Of Dr. W. Richards (now in Europe) at the
four story brown stone mansion, 04 Iwenty.ffth
pear Fourth SSnssns q velvet
brocsiei and reps oil Paintings Bronass vases cocRs
reaus Washsiands Commodes, spring and hair Mat
resses BEDDING, Bosters Pillows sideboard, Extension
Table $50 lots Glass China. siverware Cutlery Lounges
ssay s he as
4 UCTIoN sALE.-DTAMoNDs, WATCHES. jew
"A eiry 4c., &c;
New York Hotel will sell this day lridsy), Oct "a at
i,b0o dwL gold Opera and Vest Chains
10 diamond Rings. Breaches, Earrings and Studs.
IS gold Hunting and Open Face Watches
III dozen Gilt Watches one rosewood Pinnoforte
rogether with several articles OF Jeweiry, &C., &C.
Dealers Invited Catalogues at sale.
Try JOHN H DRAPER .rG,,ons.rc co.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
49, go Company
Will sell
1000 tons Scranton Coal
WEDNESDAY, Oct 70
at IL o'clock, noon,
SAMUEL SLOAN
President.
The New York herald., 1873-10-24
SALES AT AUCTION.

Sales AT AUCTION.
magnificent Household Furniture,
No Tsss Tsas S S$f issy 4 sSs ssssa s: avs
Pianoforte, Parlor suits, Paintings Bronzes.
AusSsT ~ sIdsF sSs4EsE q E. EiSS15s,S S1s ss
Drawing Room-superb SUITS Grand Duchess, Marie An
Tabas Essses secGeare BooEcase Paintings BY
s city Es
wood, walnu. Bureaus. Bedsteads, WARDROBE Mat
Sssemsnt sS and Stehen furniture n b. Parties Wishing
TO attend this sale take 9th av stages or 6th sv cars
LBERr B. wALpRQN. AgCTIoNEER.
salesrooms los Liberty street and III Cedar street.
Staple and fancy Dry Goods
Miiner Stock Of Trimmed Hats and Artificial Flowers
dae Sucass Raj Ink Psns Yeast
aane ana oss a
and Black Teas, bars Cast Steel Printers Ink. &c
LBERT B. wALpRoN, AUoTIoNEER.
a s..sroom. l LssrS M .sss III Cedar stree.
HSasSsSd Sasps BsSans aaS SaSiRfr arror as
including general assortment OF Furniture. &c.
LBERr B. wALgRoN, AyCIIISoNEER.
los 1ssrs Bs M sna III Cedar street
November and 4. at IL O'Clock.
unclaimed Baggage
Adams Express Company
Art
Now on exhibition, at the Art Rooms BIT Broadway
and Clinton Hall, Astor place, the
UNIQUE AND ARTISTIC
Furniture from the house at Norwalk, Conn.,.
OF the late
LIE GRAND LOCKWOOD ESQ,
comprising
the most magnificent assortment OF furniture ever
offered to the public, having been made expressly to
order, without regard to cost by our leading manuiac-
turers also large collection Of Objects Of Art Bronzes
Clocks Chairs, Iables elegant Aubusson Turkish, mo-
duete Wilton, Brussels and administer Carpets damask,
ton. without Thursday and Friday october
80 and 81 commencing at II O'clock A. Al. each day
First days sale at Clinton Hail. Astor place; second
days sale at the Leavitt Art Rooms Sl7 Broadway.
The Messrs. LEAVlTT Auctioneers.
A UCTION NOTICE.-R. T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
n THIS DAY Frday), October "A,
at 10Y O'clock at our saesrOom, lis Chambers street.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, &C.. &C..
In lots to suit city and country trade.
French Timed Ware,
Plated Ware.
Guns, Pistols, &C., DC.
Catalogues on morning of sale.
r. T. HAZELL CO., Aucfioneers
-a-lMt. s.ME ll8 Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-24
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY "a SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.

rsaS me Siss slasggr ss grsst
''SsTiSd $HohLR Y tsEs6sfHGsHDs NE q fiHfHsOr
p....,o, o. IN the annals OF the drama
Deau'iol Scenery karn,ac.n, oo.,nm..
ruv ,osnoS costumes Costumes. superb Ballets.
TET wosSssS5tA dSfRGS 5MtARHsAF Ispas4 siSTSRs
their s 1sns5 sna act
e p DAVIS, Premier venrioauist
TIE CRAM SRE sE1ssE kIEaEl4 e 5aaSS$ All SS$ffSsa
GRAND HuSdasfAs n iaflf DANCE.
' hSffsaE noFfSas fsHSkbAI saTSsbAT, AsIasoax Al q
nrooss2aaSHfoa SSSoAy6 81 sGSsr fGs aTASF e @ CROOK
New Ballets new Costumes, new Music, &C, &c.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
OATES Begins ata Last nights.
OATES FAREWELL PERFORMANCES Last Last iisbis nisbis
OATES s Las. nights
0ATET Mrs JAMES A. OATES Last nights
OATES Last nights
OATES and her Grand English Last nights
OATES. Comic Opera Company. Last nights
OATES Every evening onenbachs Last nights
o4rEs - Lss Lass nights
Oates. Mons CHoyFLEuRL Last nights.
OATES. Mons. CHouFLLuRI Last nights.
oAE Mons Mons Last Last nshss nsSts
,.,!:;;:::, !: :::::!! ::!!: :a.:|:,
GRAND OPERA HoUsE.-rwENTY-THIRD STREET
VI and Eighth avenue. Begins at s.
Sole Lessee and Manager; AUGUsrIN DAILY
SPECIE PRICES,
Admission to all parts OF the house
FIFTY CENTS.
Reserved chairs in the Orchestra and Parquet Circle
FIFTY CENTS EXTRA.
THE GREAT PIER
SCENE with the revels OF
the street Arabs and
the wOrld-famous great
RAILROAD EFFECT.
EVERY NIGHT, cast:-G G0i. l. FOX e1easmsaks. as BEk
UNDER THE GAsLI1HT as sNoRKEY, the one
armed soldiers; HARDEN
rke as BERG as BYKE; Mrs. @.
M. WALC0T as LAURA,
the outcast of society;
PEACHBLOSsOM. the girl
who never brought up.
'GASLIGHT" MATINEE TOMORROW (SATURDAY),
AT IN
The New York herald., 1873-10-24
A Lien B. MINER AUCrIONEER s
n Salesrooms, 95 Chambers and n Reade street.
BY ALLEN B. MINER BROTHER.

A Lien B. MINER, AUCrIONEER. h
n Saesrooms 95 Chambers and q Reade street.
By ALLEN Il. MINER 4 BROTHER.
sfl THIS DAY (FRIDAi) OCTOBER "a,
At ii O'Clock, at their salesrooms,
$50 IN 70 Chambers ana " Reade rs street noo,ys
all of which richly bound and comprise works OF the
most celebrated modern authors. Ni..
Also q number OF nne OIL PAINTINGS by favorite
artists Also Immediately after the paintings and books,
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM II MAY CONCERN,
TO PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES. Pier
Mirrors Bedroom Furniture Bookcase, &C also large
lot OF Administer, velvet and Brussels Carpets, aud a
assortment OF Parlor Library and other Furni
ture, removed Tor convenience OF sale.
Also large lot OF copper and other Ware, Dishes &C.,
suitab for restaurant
Also an exquisitey carved black wanr. marble top
Buffet, OF the finest in the country Also supcrby
carved satin wood Plate Library Case, carved black
walnut Mirror Frames DC hMaA
A RCH. JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER OFFICE AND
N Salesroom Nassau street, opposite the Post oic
Horse auction Branch IS TO rs East Thirteenth street
Fine Ofice Furniture Safes Counters &c,
by order OF Pho T. Rugges. Esq. Receiver.
Household Furniture, immense variety,
for account Of whom 1t may concern.
By ARCH JOHNSTON, at his .alesroom 81 Nassau
street. on Saturday, at l01 o'clock lea4
Fine Parlor Organ by Estey 4 Co.
AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE, HANDSOME
IA Household Furniture.-This day friday, at 10ls
o'clock contents oi residence 252 West lth Sth
embracing extensive assortment paror library and
CANT Pianoforte Carpets, Mirrors Beds and Bedding
kitchenware, &C. Extraordinary chance for house
keepers H. CALDWELL, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1873-10-24

New Local Scenery, by Seavey. as94,. Nf
View OF the Battery ana Castle Garden. ii
The Police Court L9
The International Concert Saloon.
Fritz's Rural home.
All OF fmmettis Great Specfaitfes
MATINEE OF FRITZ TOMORROW (SATURDAY) AT II
SONDAY, Nov l0-Engagement OF Miss CARLOrTl
LECLERCQ and production Of Mr. WILKIE COLLINS
NEW MAGDALEN.
The New York herald., 1873-10-24

YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
LNoR SALE CHEAP-DoUBLE ENGINE SIDE.
in wheel steam passenger and freight Boat Urbann,
lying at pier q North River so feet long 81 feet water
loaded Full particulars ~ William street. room from
10 TO r. NJ, or address box AID Post Office.
61 oOO THE BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SCHOONER
pl.CUU. yacht Fairy Queen, ~ feet long built In
best manner by celebrated maker; Y well iound tast,
easy terms Apply 70 GEO. BROWN, Barge Jersey City
Yacht Club 80 ". sN ..4s -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23
TIE WORK OF FIENps.

Further particulars Of the robbery
and murder which occurred Tuesday
night, on the Chicago. Rock Island
aud Pacific Railroad, near Adair, H.,
show it to be one Of the most Villain
Gus attempts at wholesale slaughter
which has ever been attempted OH IL
railroads. The train was running at
4 rate OF twenty-five miles per hour, a
rail had been looseued BY drawing the
spikes which fastened it to the ties, a
cord was attached to one end thereof.
and just rs the engine was about to
run over 1t the cord was pulled, the
rail displaced, and the engine, tender
and baggage cars plunged from the
track into the bank adjoining. But
tor the watchfulness of the engineer,
who saw the rail move when about
sixty feet from it, and the improved
air brake which lie instantly applied a
whole train must have been hope
lessly wrecked, aud the loss Of life
would have been appalling. As it
was the brave engineer through whose
presence Of MUD the train was saved
from destruction. was the only victim.
Whether killed by the conclusion, or
By the fire of the ambushed highway
men, the crime Is equally a dastardly
aud cold blooded murder, and the
fends who conceived and perpetrated
the diabolical outrage should receive
short shrllt when taken. These &C.
c~urrences have OF late become remark
ably frequent. Rarely does a week 60
BY without the record Of m attempt
on some OF our great railway thorough
fares to throw Il train from the track
and slaughter Its passengers. Only
last week an attempt was made OIL Il
New England railway to wreck III ex'
press train from New York to Boston,
which vas happily frustrated by tile
bravery OF a woman, who was robbed
and nearly murdered in her attempt to
save the train from destruction. Be-
side the diabolical efforts Of thes e
| ilends incarnate, the crime of murder
perpetrated OH a single individual,
paies into comparative i~nsignidcance.
There Is nothing Mt all comparable
with the crime Of placing distractions
upon a railway track In advance OF 4
passenger train, but the attempt Of an
incendiary to burn u building In which
human beings are sleeping. Both are
beyond the limits OF ordinary slaught.
or; both are devilish beyond the COM
prehension of ordinary men and each
crime deserves a punishment the laws
seem almost impotent to execute. IL
is to be hoped that the devils who
were engaged In this last attempt at
wholesale murder, will be captured
without delay. Doubtless If they are,
short work will be made of a trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23
MILLENIuM APPROACHES.

What u fearful place Blutftown. Ind,
must be to hen-peckcd husbands and
lovers who love the ardent. The III
diana liquor law makes liquor sellers
responsible for damages caused by the
purchaser. In order to escape these
penalties, the saloon-keepers OF Bluff
towr have notified all married women
that II they do not wish liquor sold to
their husbands, all they have to do is
to leave at the bars 4 written notice to
that effect. Tie same privilege is ex-
tended to unmarried women who have
lovers whom they wish to be kept from
the Intoxicating cup. But this is not
all. The sellers have issued a permit
for the use Of wives who are willing
their husbands shall drink when and
where they please, the wives waving
ali damages to claim thereon. This
must be a torturing condition for bib
ulous husbands, aud signing. yet con-
vivial SWANS to occupy. Confirmed
bachelors alone can elevate their heels
and sip their punches, smashes, ct al.
without risk of feminine interference.
II woman's rights do not succeed in
Bluftown, It evidently will not b. for
want Of opportunity. Women can sip
their sherry, their port. or even take a
matutinal cocktail without a permit,
but the yoked male bipeds Of that
highly moral burgh must get an order
from their faithful spouses, or refrain
from similar indulgence. The millen.
ium Is evidently near at hand in Bluff
town
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23

Or the 18th inst. in Des Moines. Ia,
the anti onopollsts held a conven-
ton. nominated a full county ticket,
aud elected delegates to n State Con-
vention. Resolutions were passed de-
claring that no support should be given
to II man for Office who Is not In full
sympathy with tho producers and
manufacturers and opposed to monop-
olies; demanding reform In the mat
ter Of the salaries Of public officers;
ienouncing tho back-pay salary grab
and the President for signing the law,
aud demanding political reform and
strict economy in State and county af-
fairs. The resolutions also invite all
persons to participate in this move
ment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23
Phoebe Items.
From the Record Of July col

EEOm luV ihVSViu uJ-"I
We paid a visit to the Sumner mine
yesterday at the Invitation Of the own
ers, aud give the result OF our observa-
lions. This mine is located OH the
hill side, to the right of upper Main
street, as you 60 towards the Raymond
& Ely, about two hundred yards from
the Star Restaurant. A shaft has been
sunk on the ledge. about l5O feet,
showing throughout the entire dis
lance u well defined lode. varying In
size from six to eighteen inches. All
the stratas of the country rock lie fiat,
or nearly so, while the vein, standing
nearly vertical, cuts them sQuarely In
two, proving beyond n doubt that 1t Is
n true assure vein. In the bottom OF
the shaft the men have encountered a
very singular formation. On both
sides are large cavities. and In u
corner the bottom OF the shaft abso-
lutely dropped out, showing a regular
cavern, perhaps a foot wide aud not
less than ten deep. The whole place
appears TO be badly broken up, but
what ore there Is Is much richer than
heretofore, and there can scarcely 0e a
doubt that ON reaching the more firm
err formation below, the vein will DO
found solid and Of paying quality.
Late yesterday afternoon MIR. Sui
tan, of the firm Of Jacobs & Sultan,
received n brief note from the foreman
Of the Sultan mine Mt Bristol. stating
that they had just made a strike Of
great Importance In the mine, having
broken into 4 cave or cavern, apparent
Is of vast extent, the walls OF which
appeared to be a mass of solid silver
ore. Mr.. Sultan promptly obtained a
buggy and left for Bristol. About the
same time, ut the depth Of two hun.
dred aud thirty-two feet, the shaft OF
the Havana mine In this camp encoun-
tered a large body Of ore ltlie extent Of
which Is yet unknown) Of great rich
ness.
There came near being a collision on
the Bullionville Railroad day before
Yesterday afternoon. An orc train
| was coming up from B~ullionville and
another coming down. The former
was hidden from view by a large bend
and was not seen until the two trains
were within about 300 yards OF each
other. Both put down brakes at nee.
and the trains continued to approach
one to the other until when finally
stopped they were not over six feet
apart.
Yesterday afternoon James Bellln-
ger. the driver of II of Pritchard's
fast freight teams, WAS kicked by q
mule. cutting the first finger Of the left
hand entirely off and breaking the big
finger. He was also kicked In the
side. DR.. Bishop was called and at
tended TO his wounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23
GENERAL ITEMS.

a POSTMASTER in Ohio lately sold
40 out Of 200 official stamps furnished
him BY the Department for hi' official
business communications. Under the
new Postal law Postmasters are not
allowed. as heretofore, to frank their
letters, and the official stamps furnish
ed are forbidden to be used on private
letters. OF course this stamp will be
useless to the purchaser, but 1t shows
\ thrifty turn Of mind In the Ohio
man, as the stamps were furnished
without cost to him.
LARGE rewards are offered for the
capture Of the robbers who robbed the
train on the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Tuesday night. The
railroad company offer 5000 for their
detection and Gov. Carpenter has Of.
fered a reward Of $500 each for their
apprehension.
NINE hundred foreign watches were
seized By II Government special agent
in 4 French importing house In New
York city last Friday afternoon for
fraudulent entry. The American
watch manufacturers were the inform.
ers and ins,igators Of the seizure.
DocTREss MARY WALKER was ar
rested in Baltimore, Nd, yesterday,
with her breeches N. She was subse-
quently discharged.
The first shipment Of bullion BY the
Tecoma Smelling Works ut Truckee,
amounting to 10. 900 lbs, was shipped
lost week to Omaha.
Hon. JOHN p. HALE met with a Sc
rious accident In Dover, n. H.. yes.
terday by n fall, which fractured his
hip bone.
Is Gallatin, Tennessee, six per cent.
Of the population have died from chol-
era during the last mouth.
II. B. TESRYcX committed suicide
by taking strychnine, In Petaluma,
CAL, yesterday.
The new trade dollars were coined
at the u. 5. Mint, In San Francisco.
yesterday.
The Maine Democratic State Con-
vention will meet at Portland, Aug.
10Th prox.
Ben. BUTLER Is now euphoniously
termed 1.-THE cock.eyed man Of des-
tiny"
SEVEN hundred and fifty thousand
dollars in specie go to Europe to-day.
CH,s. A. RUSSELL, Of San Francisco,
Is getting ready for the gibSet'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23

Much food for thought may be found
In the fact that Mrs. Mary J. Hart.
well. OF Columbus, Ohio, heard a voice
say the other night: Your brother
William Is dead" aud she awoke the
old man with her screams. A letter
came next day from Dayton announc.
ing that her brother was we'll and had
q paving contract.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23

A BATCH Of the new trade dollars
were coined at the Carson Mint yester-
day. We would like one for a specl-
men, but as they arc worth about
81 O3 In gold, and we have only two
silver half dollars, 1t Is impossible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23

The Board Of Supervisors Of San
joaquin Co., CAL, have ordered the
District Attorney and associate counsel
to institute and prosecute a suit, on
behalf OF the county, against the
Western Pacific Railroad Company to
recover S25, 900 worth Of stock. sub.
scribed by the county In said railroad
company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23

SECOND Lieut.. Frank Gallagher of
the Second L. s. Infantry, has been
Court-martialed and dismissed the SER
vice for shooting and killing Jno. Nc
Aneely, n discharged soldier, last Nay.
He will now be tried by the civil au.
thorities for murder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23

"harna in accordance with law and an order OF
Tho Roard of Directors, made on the l9ih Gay
OF June, 1878, so many shares Of e asiI h pa soId
Of such stock as may DC o Ssee of ihe Company.
a. pa lSa csIItornia street. Hoom Q. San Francis
c TO- California. on FRIDAY, the 9Th day o. An,
CO., ~ IsfsI A. The hour Of ! o'clock r. y. OF such
dsy' 10 nav the delinquent assessment tnercom.
together With costs OF advertising ana eApenie'
OF sate' g. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
omce-No. 4os California street, Room y sah
Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23
! NEW::T0-DAY.'
DICTOU MINING C0MP

DlCTOU MINING COMPANY.
Location OF principal place OF business,
+oS California street, Room 0, San Francisco,
California. Location OF Works, Gold Hill, Sto.
rey County, Ncvada.-Notice.-There are de-
llnquent upon the following described stock.
on account OF Assessment No. 8, levied ON tho
18th day Of June, 1873, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective share.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23
TWO NEW
BILLIARD TABLES

RIZONA AND UTAH MINING
y Company.-Location Of works, Gold Hill
arc delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment No. 8. levied
on the 10th day OF June. A d. 1879, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect
i've shareholders, rs follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-07-23
j. NJ. FLINT,
SUPERINTENDENT Of PUBLIC SCHOOLS

REsuxscr, corner OF Z and Washington
s,reete, Virginia City. once In County Court
OFFICE Houns-a A. u. to ?. H., Saturday.
Deputy, CHARLES RAWsoN. )e"in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-06

could not evade the vengeance OF the
law BY his coutrivances. ,
Mr.. Tremaine called attention to the
Language used bv Mr.. Beach regarding
Mr.. Morse. Judge Boardman then
delivered his charge to the jury occupy
ing fully an hour. He charged them
that whether the deceased was good or
had man it was not matter at issue
with his business, social relations or
character. Personal friends had no
reference TO the case. All men were
equally entitled to protection and equal
penalty for crime, and neither ven
geance nor hatred OF Fisk's friends nor
sympathy OF the prisoners should warp
their judgment The killing OF FISK
being practically conceded, the question
was whether such killing was or was
not crime. The counsel on both sides
agreed it was either murder in the first
degree. mapslaughter, or third degree
or justifiable homicide. 1t was import
ant to consider it two pistols were found
or only the one produced, and whether
the prisoner acted in sel;>detense. He
alluded to the discrepancies in the tee
timony, explained the theory OF the
prosecution that there was only one
ris,ol, and the theory of tie d'tense
that there were two He fully revew-
ed the law concerning the case, and
after explaining the kind OF doubt to
which the prisoner was entitled. the case
was given to the jury. Tremaine en-
tered exceptions to the theory OF the
Court regarding the pistol alleged to
have been found on the stairs
The Weather
to-day has been in marked contrast to
that Of yesterday. The sun shone bril-
lian ly aud the atmosphere was pleasant
ard springlike. The streets are IN
very bad state, but the s'ush and water
are rapidly disappearing. The river Is
t,lerably free ot ice
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-06
CINCINNATI.
Fireg.

CIxcIyNATI, January 5.-Informatiou
has been received here that the greater
portion OF the town of Carlisle, Ken
tucky, WAS destroyed by fire yesterday
No particulars have yet been received.
A large school house, just completed,
at Taylorsvlle. Ohio, was burned TO
the ground on Friday evening.
Proposed New German Theatre.
A large meeting Of Germans was held
in this city last evening to inaugurate
measures for the building Of q new
German theatre on the ground where
the Turner Hall now stands. The pro.
position is 10 sell 100000 tickets at
81 90 each and distribute $4,000 in
prizes. The money thus realized is to
be used in the erection OF large Ger
man theatre.
Reduction OF Railroad Fare.
The fight among the railroad ticket
agents, regarding passengers rates, still
goes on. The Dayton short line to-day
issued tickets to New York and return
at Sl9, and to Columbus and return at
s., a reduction Of nearly one-half.