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, 1873-09-19

BAN FRANCISCO, Bopt. 1B.-News reaches. This CITY At
midnight that ths Pacific Mail 1tea1uer Costa Uicn
from Honolulu wrecked at Diablo Point near th5
eatranco Of tho harbor. 9le trying to como i,l
With full head Of steam, but dense fog prevailed
aHu Hho struck tho laud with tremendous forco
Wfenchlng hGr tmt1erB from Btcm to Btern making a
holo III er bows through which tho water rushed il,
torrent. Tho excito1nont aud terror amo,R tho uas-
Aengsrs WIS great but Capt. Lspdgs and Tia oiicors
succeeded ~ restoring somo degroe Of order,
boon utter tho 1rHt outbroak OF alarm, seeing
tho orter was given TO taio to the bouts.
-Four h0ata were lowered, and tho rasycnxUrs
aGfely slowed In thcm 0ne Of the boats ian,ta
At Mcg9a wharf ut II o'clock with two ocera and yix
Of tho crew. At the sarn0 Inns they left tho e ea,ur
hEco oor huatH put off, hut they beca,no spparate
Tho Captain r0lAlncu With hia shin when thu bpats
left, 0ne boat caAtzad after leaving the ycsgcI
The men IN the boat OF thu crow and they woro
Ill picked up by at tho ott.cr boats There wQro
from twenty-Ayo to thirty cabin passeugers including
ssYerAl lars, two Of whom. tainted when tue sliT,
struck. Among tho pasuenRers Otlatta NorlhoF.
his w1fa aud four children. Tho ss4Hel will uu-
doubtedly prove total loss a. tho place wero Who
etrllct is rocky aud dangerous spot Immense bus
rising 1erpend!luarly from the wateEig cdgo, All
the Iaasengers wrro saved Quararmaytoy Harris mas
very severely injured. Tho tIga Resoue,
Go!ia,s and Neptune went to the 8ccne Ok
the wrock abot nj hour after the recu!ye.
Quo Of the tugs has just returned Tho men report
that tho stcanor has shifted .lcr position Bhe lioa
4uartorng on tho rocks. Opinions differ ~ to tho
chancoa Of getting her of.
LATER.
AL tho passengers Of tho Costa RicA we're safoly
, 1873-09-19

Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Sept. la-Tho groat day Of the Twenty.
arst Illinois State Fas Is over, and the haa set on
one Of the mont successful days In the nnnaa Of Our
State exhibitions. Though many hundreds loft the
city on Wednesday night, ns many Thousands camo In
during tho night md to-day. Every arriving train
has bccn crowded. Fully 1900 visitors from other
counties must have eome In to-day swelling the ag-
about $4,000. On Wednesday night. though many
private honbes wore thrown open to guests,
apartments, md all aorts OF public houses nlcd viii,
cots there were hundreds in the city who could Ind
o NO w. H. sn1 Who we're soeed 9 sp n ohara
tors and their employees lodged In teuts pitched gu
and around the far grounds.
considerablc improvement over yesterday but neither
deserving q special further noe. Tho display in tho
70 do Justice to the staple cereals and proJncts
Of our great state. Tho exhibition In this 1no from
Iowa aud NebrasAs speaks we'll for thoso states, aud
Kansas innksa fatr diapiay.
limited, but tho exhibition Of tarn machinery and
embracing over kind of tool and Implement and na.
Chino used In tho cultivation OF tic so ReapcrB,
mowers plows corn-shollssa a eto arc here in great
West or the machines that havo attracted great notice
by their merits and the activity Of hair Representative
displays, in four different Styles BY the Walter A.
Woods Moving and lseaping. Machine Company, Of
machine distanced oil competitors, and was awarded
and ~ th!s E was g given after ssyere aeld tests.
nihcent exhibition nude yesterday and mainly by t6o
% samo ownera Of eaulnes sna castlo named in yoseF
BY the rain during the afternoon. To particulartze
u tno neras ea tho ,n, cows, heifers etc, would be
@en 1iRea Rs rain s Sesan to ssa Mt hS aSs gsh; %
but the numerous and spacious buildings wero inad.
euate to afford shelter for tho 10000 people on The
grounds though 1yery shelter WaB packed The rnI1,
, 1873-09-19
An Appeal to the Farmers to Resist
the United Assault Of the
Railroads on the
Law.
Wisconsin Grangcrs Denoi1nco
the Recent Advance in
Freights.
The Congressional Transportation Com.
nlittee at 0swego.
Meeting OF tho IenilF0nd Comm fssi OF .
erS nnd E'nrIncrs' Stuto Central Com.
ntttcG mt Peoria,

Meeting OF tho Itnilrond Comm issiou-
0rs ntl1 FarIncrss Stuto Central Com.
1ntttc6 mt PEORIA.
Special Dispatch to 7na Chteaqo Tribune,
PEORIA, Ill, Sept. 1s.-TAis afternoon the Railroad
ooninstsatonorh and tho Central Committee of the
htato Fnrmora' ABaooatton had Joint mceti nR in tho
Presidents of1}ce, on tho Fair Qrouuds Tho Qom,nis
h!oners explained that, In tic adoption Of tho now
freight arfs, they had carefully examined tho tariffs
Tor the leading roads for Horca Of ycnrs Finding
mat ~ business Increased tho rates Of tranarorta.
tion had steadily advanced they had fairly aud can
aidly consdeEed The interests OF tho roada,
and endcavoFed to eatablsh such ratea ~ would do
them no Injustice, and which would stand. Hallway
onicah had been conrcuusly treatod though they Ind
resto ausops the rons nbnng
hgonta. The rates adopted wore by comparison viii
tho CID company ratos, and wuro simply intended M
ma1mum Leaving u railway companies to NJ 1owor
10 no unjust discrimination, elthor Of special
lnoa or individuals. II was Important
thst y sh9ua DO Understood that
rsWay tarae Te5S @ N f9ree now and s
rantcs to net Of their Violation but in csHo complaints
was refused every complaint would bo vigorously
600 for Taying o.rensea Of test casca They aud
their counsel were Satisfied with tho law aud did not
,t nolsvo 1t could 70 materially improved by amend
11nents' 1ns ,a,, ana Tint tho enforcement Of the
Which It was devised. TheT thought tho railway
secure The repeal Of the law and that they would do
The people ct t6o ssaso especially clubs and sociees
to act promptly and docsvey inhtructing their repro
ee,ltatives to sustain tho law a.audA aud tho Co-
miHsioncrs in its enforcement,
The interview WAS pleasant ono, and tho abovo In.
formation given III general discussion, and in r.
bponse to lnquirlea.
, 1873-09-19

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., sopt. 18.-Newa Of the failure IN
New York received here toay with great Interest,
loane, aid sono discounts Which had been promised
tho day before were temporarily withheld. Only ono
ANAL prlVate bank horo IL affected, and that not Bcr-
oualy. Ono prominent Hpecnlnor In Btocha loft to-
night for Now York 10 hin Investments Ho Ia
q man of ample means, md viii stand
In times past by Wall Btrees diaastors that very fcw
men here a7o now operating in that Quaror Our Ma
tona hanks not affected from the fact that their
accounts arc With other National Baukt, which nro
safe from the effects Of the present failures. There
tonight general feeling Of security and belief that
tho furry will soon blow oycr,
, 1873-09-19
AT TOLEDO,

Special Dfspdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO, Sept. 18.-Tho Nav York suspensions arc
the snHrosang topic Of conversation upon tho street.
Tue okcloment does not appear to bo grcat owing to
tho hopeful Wow of tho caao tnken by tho leading
bankern and business men. Tho news Of jay Cooke
\ Co.'S suapcnsion was communicated to tho
Iosr! OF Trado during its sosa!on, but produced no
pne l,cre bolng seriously Injured by tho crasi,
unless It becomes worry general. and cvcn then
our citzons arc In totter aliaro to recclve
It than they havo hcen for years, jay
Cooke \ Co. ha1 but two corresponding hcrc, md
Il believed their balances wers comparatively s,na
pnt owing to tho heavy drafts which have been made
during Tho past month Tor Tho purpoao Of moving tho
crops. At the time the stock of grain
here ia very light. thcro not being two
thirds Of tho usual amount OF wheat, and 5000
Il this t!me iast year. OF course, il, place Offering
such opportunities for inseatot in real calato II
Toledo the citizens have had lito inclination 10 dab
bio In stocks, aud viii nut suffer by their decline.
, 1873-09-19
Dane County {yvis.) Fnir,

opetsa! D7spdlch 70 The CH}cago Tribune.
MAptsoN. Wis.,, Sept 1B.-The Dane County Fair
vas sadly nserfcred With, regards what aa to haYo
peen tic grand day Of the exhibition, by raiu which
any exercises the grounds. Thero being Few roo
ro attending, tho mansgors decided to e1te,id tho
far through to-norrow III the latter part Of tho day
du Chien, farmer, who had becn Invited ~ ono Of
chiel apeakors OF the occaaon. aud WHO could not ro
ernmen grants to railroads, and pretty much every
thing In existence. lie urged tho organization of
farmers to protect themselves. The speech was ablo
nectlon With tho subject OF a9riculture,
, 1873-09-19
A CARD FROM PRESTON, kEAN g. CO.

=, ~, y, Cll1oAuO, Bdpt. 10, 1HIJ.
TO the Editor Of The Chicago Iri1une:
SIR: In view Of the reported suspension Of Messrs.
Jay Cooke Co.. It may 10 well to correct M inprcs.
sion which scens to obtain with fow Of our friends
as to our connection With that firm,
Our principal account Is, mud laa been for many
years, with tue National Shoe and Leather Bnnk; aud
our account with Jay Cooke l. Co. lns, for eone time
past been only small one for convenience in making
their COLLECTIONS. that the loss to by tlosr sua-
pension will be less than (, 900, In any ovont.
PRESTON, KEAA l. Co.
, 1873-09-19
NEW YORK..

War in tho EH0tlsellolA OF tho Second
Brigade of the National <sstslrtls-.Ihe
Eleventh Regiment Refuses to Obey
Ordora.
NEw YonK, sopt 1B.-The Second Drigade New York
Gtato National Guards Gsn. Funk commanding, turn
cd out for neld-day and roytow In brooklyn To-day,
hut. owing 10 euenta on the part OF tha Eleventh
The SECOND i'rtgade cons1Ata Of thu Fifth, Sixth,
Eleventh, ElRhty-foirth, aud Nnoty-ai1th Infantry
regiments. and tho Third Cavalry. Considerable
tll.foel!nB haa oxiHtod for naauy months botwoen
Col. YlIiuar, commanding tho Eleventh Regiment,
aud hs men. The regiment turned out to-day to tho
, 1873-09-19

oawEHo, N. Y. scpt 1s.-Ths Committee Of Tho
Cntsd Suites Sena.e .d Of tho New York Legislature
OIL Transportation, togothor will. tho Buar Of Trao
and committee Of ctizeus, mot tn the City Hall to-
day. Senator Window called tho meeting to order,
and said he undcratood that tho citizens Of Oswego
would now hear tho1n. '
:. Hon. J. 9. Churchill addressed the COMMITTEES upon
the great advantages OF the Oneida route. In conc
any State.
, 1873-09-19
Cause Of tho Accident on the 1rent
Western Road.

DETROIT, sort. 1s.-Tho accident yeatcrday on tho
Great Western Isa!1road at Stony !oreOk, occurred
N This wtsc: Tho wostwar,!-boTnd express IN
from Tho main line, tho switch being arranged for
them to do 20. Tho trainhaus, is charged, should
nhVo got Oh and changed the switch that 1t would
hayo lot thu enstward.bonnd c1prcse through safcly
which was coming tho nllng. This waa not tlono,
and tho express from this west, which was now uu1or
good loaiway camo to tho aw1tch, through It
With tho dcIorabo results alrcndy totgraphod. Tho
brakeman who did not change tho nwitch waH arrested
ut Windsor last night and Bent to Iami1-
ton. Their namcH arc Grant md Hart. It ia nlso
stated to- day that rogllar swltchnan was formerly
employed at tho place Thcro tho accident happened,
but that ho had boon Withdrawn ehort tftno befora
the occurrence, aud now system was adopted Of
having train hands 10 tho switching.
, 1873-09-19

number Of hbont ago, From, thu orsc, s,ons ~ In,
hhordination manfcst. At rroepect pnrk tTuhis
began. COMPANY frss roflsed to 6boy ortiora be.
reas Tho 8crgoant threw down lila colorn, tha cos.
pany throw down tloir arms, AMI lnsubord!net,on
spread throughout the regiment. Tho Third Oayalry
aud Eighty fourth Infantry or'tescd up. mil liz
Eleventh infantry plAcod uuer arrost, co1idcted ~
Nor York. and pHcod in Tho old arsenal, corner NJ
Contra and Elm atrccts. Tho evont hae cn,,sc,5
general excitement among tito National Guard. ani
among German roadcnts Of Now York.
, 1873-09-19
DISASTERS.


Special D,spatch to The chteaa" Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. g., Sept. 18.-The teleRraphio an
nounceent Of tho fact TINT tho gtoaner 1ronstea had
foundored OF Grand uayen Mich ,s about IT., ts.. J..
lto,r,, ~, Ian, =. H.. aAe1' - aooa. au 'ua' ~
kno"n oncla1g o. tlo treasury department concern
ing tho DISASTER Instructions were asked for by tho
Supervising Inspector Of STEAMBOATS, and boilers, ut
Detroit to whom tho secrosary Of tho Troas,,ry Al.
1no ioioS1ng letteri gir Referring to tho
1ssSnt alsastof 70 sno hteamer 1ronades, on 1ako
1m,enbnu,. u neeMed ,e1Poalent that a local
oata. nos iaGhtnea WIN Tue lsst inspection Of tho
6aoua mako the inveat1gaton concerning tho
snouiu set NJ MalWankec, the home port Of tho
80 ala %nsre AA tno "atnessea to 20 examined
accordingly Worry respectfully,
, 1873-09-19
wisconsin tsrnngcrn and tho Advance
In EreiEhts.

MAbIRoN, Bopt. 18-Tho Farmor1' Clubs and
arangers held nceung hero yesterday, ropresenta-
tons being present from nearly every town In this
Resortd, That learn with indignation and alarm
tho recent nynnce in the chargsa Of freight over our
loading railroad in WiseonAn, and horeby entor our
solemn protest against the o1sction and plodgo our
united coyta to rcsist by all lawful means eyery such
eucroachnont Of tnonopolies.
, 1873-09-19
ODD FELLOWSHIP,
Rust11css TransuctcA by tho Grand
fotlRo ut NnftiIn0rG4


DALT1Monr, Sept. 1H.-1n tho Grand Lolgo Of I, O.
0: r, ths morning, tho announcement of tito t!enth
OF Past Sir John a: Konncdy was madc. soyossl
mcmhcrs delivered ou1og!eB upon decoaAcd.
a rono1ution that thu ne1 annual session, in 1874 Of
monsly adopted
communication from tho Juriadlcon Of 5a1ony pray
ING te a!d OF the Grand Lodge In tho construction Of
sprlication Of tho Helyotia Lodge No. i, At zurich,
sssit7sFiand for loan to aid IN building an Odd Fel
Guiding tor report ~ Ip%s SpSr'ea aaeversS Ga
feel deeply for those, far or distressed brothers.
and gladly would aid them could do so III juacc
Recc8b.
, 1873-09-19

DETROIT Mich, Sept. 18.--A fire at ManHtee, yes
terday cAtroyed the establishments Of tho following
nrmss uardner 4 Dlxby, jewellers; Russell Bros,
harness Y: :. Fishers store; George shackleton's
ber shop; A. Johnson, Bhoe store: William bear,
tailor shop, and Bowling McEet, billiard room. Tho
origin 81 tho fire Is not known Tho total loss Is
placed at $25, 600; Insurance. $15,00O,
, 1873-09-19

1Nn1ANApoL1a. Iud., Bept. 18.-The interest in OK
pos!tion matters continues to increase. The second
Week orens much Mor1 ausplcioualy than tho first.
hear!y hlled Up 0ne Of tho ust attractive featuses
.! tho opposition a collection from tho Ut
gorilla, raEo curiosity; MI Egyptian mummy, taken
itoM tGe tomb Of Thubas, In Egypt; glantker, Of
ooutA A1nes1co: aud se& etsldlAut, from AuaraIa.
, 1873-09-19

Tess on tho Ponnsyvans Railroad. on which tho
rresdont WIS passenger, met with an accident yea
ran Into tho and Of tho train, doing considerable
damage to tho soopingcosch and smashing the engine
OF tho Cincinnati Express. Tho cng!noor and arensn
Horo severely lnjured but tho TasA0ugers escaped With
fow slishs bruises, c1cops ono man, WHO had hia
, 1873-09-19

spccfalDisnatch to The Chicago Tribune
6pn1Naf1Elp, Ill, Sept. 1u-Tho depot buildings Ut
the junction Of the Folodo, Wabash, 4 eaorn Rail-
road With tho Chicago u Alton about milo south Of
this city, totally destroyed by fire. this morning.
They we're not Of tho finest kind, and the loss to lilo
Company must be triing. It is said they were fully
Insured. Tho Are caught By tho B1,srks Of pasang
locomotive on tho ToleIo, Wabash & Wostosn koad.
, 1873-09-19
Jay COOKE & co.


Ars In private hands. The cmani for discounts npnn
there ia aispoaition to act cautiously dopontors In
good credit supplied With money At to por cent
banks tllorc not mitch prime buaueas of1crol to-
day, but there ,nnottlcd fcong, which caused
leiioEH withdraw frnn Tho market, md rntcs wero
morcly nominal. Ncyuud producing 4 feolIng Of
caution, tho Ea'tern filnrcs have hut little effect, be-
lhom and other parties only Indirectly affected by
tho decline Which results In stocks and sccurlcs
There Is soe apprehension, however, OF further fall
urea = = "@7
, 1873-09-19
THE POLARIS SEARCH.
Tho Survivors lkep0rtutl to bo snfo and
W1ll 1T Dundee.

WARRINGTON, sept. 18.-Tho Bocrutary ct tho Navy
this afternoon roceiyed telegram from Cons,, hiul
10y, announcing that the Poarn party mas al DunIro
and I'LL Wofl Tho Jnnata left 1t. Johns at ocluct
toslAy, sud tha unitod States Consul Ind hired fsat
Htoa,ner for forsyeght hors to catch her ntenajnu
to 10 himself iu tho steamer.
: LONDON, Bept. 10-6 a. m.-Tho whaling steamer
Arctic, for Dundee, passed leorhuad last night Will
the crew Of the PoiariB who had been transferred from
York. - ~"1~
, 1873-09-19
Tho Scott County. rs... show,

spfcias Dispatch 70 1As ChleaQo Tri0u,e.
DAYrHronT. H., sopt. 1a.-The Scott County Fair
and Stock Sale beiug hold at Maysyile closed this
evening with plowiug match for tho clanl lionehip
OF tho county. The humber OF ontrirB wAa about 400
aud tho amount Of premiums paid Sl,60O. Bo,no of
tho 1neat stock and tho largest display Of farm pro-
ducta over seen In this State were on exhibition.
, 1873-09-19
At YuHnInntt. Mich.

Special DspafcA to The Chicago Tti6Nnt,
FPs1IAaTI, Mlch., Bept. 18-At4 o'clock this after
noon. hre broke out IN baru belonging to J. Lick
ens sitnaed the cast side Of tho city. The wind
bulldings wero in flames, mono Of which could 10
saved. The valuable orchard Of T. J. Lach was COM
petelg stripped and ruined. Tho Eastorn HOTEL
ghip-sockot factory and two dwellings we're gnitod
BY flying brands but the nobo e1crtions Of tho Frc
Department. confined tho 1amca To the buildings which
were FIRST involved. It escape for largo
portion Of the city, Tho criminal cayelceeneas OF
workman, who threw burning match Into loose
atraH, caused tho disaster.
, 1873-09-19

MADRID, Sept. 18.-The Minister Of War has been
authorized to receive 30 900 rteA which were tender
cd by thB public for the Government forces,
MADn1D, Sept 18,-1nransigcntcB IN Seville attack
e party Of Republican rccrits. Thu latter reasted
aud several we're killed.
Tho inaurgent men- -war from Cartagoua objected
1audlng at Aguias aud rillaaca tic town and
suburbs,
, 1873-09-19

Special D:spatch to Tie Chicago 94ibuns.
sr. PAUL, Sept. 1B.--publib feeling here IL not at
all pantcky. The first newB WAS startling, and cauacd
general inquiry Into tho effects Of tho failure, The
rcsrlt OF which Is universal confluence Among hus-
ness men.
, 1873-09-19

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
F1T1snuhGH, Pa, Sept 18.-Tho failure Of Jay
Cooke Co., announced to-day, caused decided ser,-
ration here In financial circles. Many merchants
think It La but the harbiuger Of groat panic which is
, 1873-09-19

=. a. tho s1cnng 81 the 18th Inst.
". q. z. AandAll and Mira. q. NJ. Holt. No cards.
, 1873-09-19

>, AupunN, N. =, Sept. 17.-on Sunday might, at
Union Springs, III The town Of Springrort In this
county, fire destroyed tho Town-1ian, tho Jail, tho
Baptist Church, Irylngn marble shop, aud neynolds
harness shop, IN Carr'a building. Total loss about
$lG, 900 partial insurance,
, 1873-09-19

DosToN, Sept. 1.-THE Buckeye Flowing Machine
Works ct West fi,ehI1reh, Sass.. owned by A. D.
noon. Loss, f35 600; insurance. $4,000.
The barn OF Abtau Boomer opposite tho NarrAgan-
sctt Mill burned on Monday night, aud eghs horscs
belonging 10 jerry Bhurten & Co., persisted In tho
dnmea.
, 1873-09-19

sT. Louis, Sept. l8.-The suspension by Jay Cooke
& 60: wna The subject OF good deal Of comment
among bnB!neHs men generally here this afternoon
but It had no perceptlble affect money circlee aud
1t Ia not believed that 1t will hurt anybody bore
, 1873-09-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LrvERpooL, Sept. 18-Stcamalips City Of brussels,
4nu Laplana, from Now York, and Htbernian, from
Baltimore, havo arrived out.
from Glasgow,
, 1873-09-19

NASHVILLE, Sept: 1s.The lion. Fred Douglass do
Veren ene Dt !B ahlest eleechrs Of hia fo to an a.
ence OF o0o0 10 Of the fairgrounds OF tho color
el people to-day. 4 large number of whito roon'o
were present. E1-0oy. Neils brown pronounced il
mAsterly speech. 1t gave uuivsrsa! satisfaction.
The colorcd fair IL working wonders In thp xp1cut-
tural advancement Of tho colurcu l,eoplo,
, 1873-09-19
HUNGARY,

COLOGNE, Sept. 18.-Tho Cologne f7azetts gays tho
cholera raRing with great violence In Hungary the
percentage Of deaths bring unusually largo.
, 1873-09-19

PARIS, Sept 18.-Etectors to fill vacant scats in tho
Assembly have been ordered for the tho 14th Of Oco-
her. >" ~~'~
, 1873-09-19

Fond tu Lac County, Wis.
Special Dtspaten to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
EoND nu Lac Wis:, sopt. lathe tnenty~nrst
and Mechanical boclety oponcd To-day.
, 1873-09-19

EhtpWrcclk nnd Loss of EOlr Lives. ~
WILMINGTON N. G., Sept. 1B.-Tho Aertnan bark
nyina gcott arrived toay, bringing ht1 survivors
OF the bark Vorwarts, which wnh oR dutiuH tho recclt
s!or. Capt. scl,rclbs and three wcro loat.
The survivors without food watcc for throo
days, anu suffered terribly.
, 1873-09-19
THE hd0D0c PRISONERS.

BAN FRANo1sco, Sept. 17.-Mcasurch tavo been
saken IN military circles, to gocuro communication oi
tho aenfenco OF the Modoo prisoners Slow Luck and
Doncha. Tho dcath-wnrranta Of tho other prisoners
haye not been received got at Fort Klamath.
, 1873-09-19

Nchr HkCGfeE0T, 1ns
McGnEaoH, H., Sept. 17.--The house, barn, and
grnnary Of John Orr, farmer residing two mes west
Of this city, Consumed by nra ast night, hntwaau
u nud O'Clock, -
, 1873-09-19
WEST INDIES

, HAVANA, Sept. ia tiApatcl from Databano kass
the avea hsYo risen 10 high to threaten to overflow
the town.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-03-06

COUNTY CoURr.-The Court met at
ten o'clock yesterday morning, Judge
R. 81. Cochran presiding.
Louis Haller, q native Of Bavaria,
was admitted to the privileges OF citl-
zenship by naturalization.
George B. Caldwell was appointed
administrator of the estate Of Judge
MIC. Good, late OF Ohio county, de-
ceased, the widow having waived her
right. Bond $4,000.
On motion of the Prosecuting Attor-
tuey capias was ordered to be issued
to the Sheriff Of Ohio county, to bring
before this court on the 9th day Of
March, 1873, at tep o'clock A. NJ, to
answer an indictment for q misdemean.
or, the bodies Of Simeon Kramer and
Elijah Humble. Also, that summons
be issued to Frank Stanley to answer
an indictment TOR misdemeanor on four
counts.
Daniel Schambrs was appointed
guardian for Godfrey Rummel, child
and heir of VIM. Rummel, deceased.
Bond $500.
A motion was made by J. H. PEN
dleton to set aside the judgment enter
ed up in the case of George Watson
against L. c. Curtis.
A motion to set aside an indictment
for mis-petit larceny was made BY 6.
L. Cranmer, Esq. and overruled.
The application Of James Mccarthy,
now on the chain gang, to be diseharg-
ed on writ Of habsas corpus was argued
further. The Court reserved it's de-
cision.
Elijah Humnel, charged with a mis-
deneanor, entered plea in abatement,
to which the Prosecuting Attorney de-
INJURED and the demurrer was sustained.
A venire for the purpose ofprocuring
. petit jury was Issued.
The court adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.