, 1873-11-06
,he President on the condition of affairs

is endeavoring to ciffcct IA settlement OF
financial difficulties.
DRESDEN, Oct. 59.--Death of liking
John of Saxony at piuitz is announced.
LONDON, Oct. GA dense fog lays
over this city and numerous accidents
have occurred in the streets. At this
hour, u 80 P u, travel is almost sus-
pended.
D.YroH, Oct. 29.-G. ". Hutchinson,
arrested for rape in Silver City about
three weeks ago. was tried by the third
District Court yesterday. The ju y re-
turned verdict of not guilty.
S.s FRANc1sco, Oct 20. Capt. Clarke
Of the ship Sunrise, Will not be senten
ced until next Monday. In the meap-
time, he is out on bail.
Michael Reese, appeared in the Police
Court to-day, to answer charge OF as
ssult and battery on A. Taylor. On
application this case was continued.
tzThe W. U. L. Co. annoRxces that
all rates above 81 so between stations
on this coast will be reduced to that fg
ure on tho 1st of November. This ef-
ects All important reduction to all points
in Washington Territ ry, Oregon, South
trn California and Eastern Nevada.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90 The Treasury
Department received dispatch from
special agent Cattell, at London, an
nouucing that the German Government
has subscribed So, 600, coo to purchases
of new five yer cent. bonds. This makes
SIC, COG, COO which has been subscribed
from that sorrce alone, and is ono-third
of the subscriptions.
NEW York, Oct 29.--John T. Irving,
who admitted in San Francisco that
he was criminally concerned IN the
murder of Benjamin Nathan in This city
two years ago, is to be triod for bur
gary,
The piano, billiard table and cigar
manufacturers and other producers OF
iuxuries, are conducting business with
great caution; large factories are being
run on half time and with half their
usual force, while smaller establishments
have in the main, closed altogether.
Carlotten, the missing secretary OF
Union Trust Co., is reported indicted
by the grand jury en- charge of forgery.
Carlotten is said to be on way 10 Europe.
Chicago, Oct. 29.-S ID. Freeman, of
Merced, California, arrived here last
night and stopped at the adams house.
he was accompanied by two llttle boys
aboat and 6 years Old respectively.
He WIS suffering from i'll health whtn
he left California, ana was mnch ez-
.hausted when he arrived here. This
morning, a servart went to his room to
make fire, and conversed with Mr..
Freeman, who was still in bed. Tie
servant left for few minutes, and
returning found Ae unfortunate man
sitting in chair before the fire quite
dead. The little boys unconscious of
their fathers death, wero playing mer
riiy in bed. Freemln was on his way
TO Binghampton, n. y, where he has
a brother living, who has been notified
by telegraph Of his brothers sad dolth.
The boys are being tenderly cared for
by the proprietors of the house.
CINCINNATTI. Oct. 80 John Edwards,
drunken butcher. while abusing his
family last night, was shot by his son
Richard, and died this morning
CHICAGO, Oct 90 About two inches
of snow fell this evening; weather is
cold. Ihsre was q severe gale at Long
Bay, Michn., last night and to-day, no
serious disaster reported.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 29.-Deatns from yell
low fever for past twenty four hours up
TO six o'clock this evening, were nine
Board of Health advises that alb. .cntees
may return to the City but urges every
precaution.
MoSrG ,MzEY, Ala. 29.-Only OF yel-
low fe .er death in the last forty eight
hours. lee aud frost this morning.
MARSHALL, Texas, Oct. 2).-Ice half
an inch thick last night, still cold. No
new cases of fever or deaths reported
AUGUSTA, Oct. pa fire broke Gu
at Americu's on Monday night, destroy;
ed large portion business part Of town
loss 1901, 000
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81 : Mr. Dent, faith
er of Mrs. Grant, is lying dangerously
i'll with no prospect of his recovery.
The Clergy of Washington have ar
ranged for general collection for relief
of yellow fever sufferers in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 31.-At nocn. deaths
were from yellow fever and 4 from
other causes. Incoming trains are
crowded with citizens returning; streets
are lively and weather cold with stiff
breeze frsm the north. Oar affections
have fed!
ST. LOUIS, Oct 31.-M1ke McCool has
been released on bail in $40, 900.
WASHINGTON, Oct 31-Chief engineer,
Montgomery Fletcher. has been ordered
on duty as inspector of machinery afoa
at Mare Island Yard; second assistant,
A. I. Dixon, is ordered to Benecia.
BELFAST, Me-, Oct. 81. John L. Cor
don to-day pleaded not guilty TO the in,
dictment charging him with mur1cr of
his brothers wife at Thorndyke on 10th
Of June last. His trial begins Novem-