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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-04
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GENEROSITY OF THE BRACKET STREET
GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLs.-Whenever a
great charity is started, it is indeed wonderful
to see from how many sources come help and
assistance; and now the Maine General Hos
pital Fair has received from the girls of the
Bracket street Grammar School, the sum of
twenty-five dollars ($25.) All praise is due to
them; it shows that younger and less thought
less heads are, as well as older people, actual
ed by the same generous feelings, and are ever
willing to help on some good work.
PREsENTATIoN.-Capt. j. B. Coyle, in behalf
of The officers and crew of the steamer Carlotta
has presented Miss Maggie Holiday, steward
ess, with a very handsome gold chain, pin and
opera glass charm, as testimonial of their ap-
probation of her unvarying kindness and cour-
tesy. Miss Holiday has been transferred to the
steamer Falmouth for the summer season, and
ladies travelling upon the Halifax route in that
fine vessel may rely upon special good care at
her hands,
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=. Marshal Bazaine is to be tried by court mar.
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The Carlists are reported to have shot sixty
prisoners at Berga
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Real Estate at Auction.

IN TUESDAY, Aprl sth, at 12i o'clock P. NJ,
~ We shall sell the Il story wooden House and Lot
No. "A Adams street. Said House contains rooms,
never falling aqueduct in cellar. Fine property for
investment. Terms at sale,
r. O. BAILEY & CO., Auctionecrs.
ap2 d6t
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Groceries and Store Fixtures AT
Auction.

ON MONDAY, April 7th, at q O'Clock 2. !, we
~ shall sell at office Confectionery, Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Spic 8, Pickles, Hard Bread, Cream Tartar,
Saleratus, Sage Tapioca, Canary SEED, sauce ana
boards, c othes Pins, Fancy Goods, Scales, Show
cases. Measures, &c.
o. Bailey & Co., Auctioneers.
mch26 did
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AUCTION SALES.
sporting and Fancy Goods nj Auc.
tiOn

SSAIG ~ a,a. APrl 9th, and MONDAY, April
shall sell at store of j. b. Lucas No 81 Encbnn we
street. Sporting Goods of all kinds, Musical Instrs
ments Guitar and Violin Strings, Pocket Cutierv
Razors, Mirrors, Balls, Bats, Books, Stationery,
Toys Dolls, Silver Plated Ware, Games, Sc.
BY r. o. BAILEY d. co., Auctioneers
ap2 81
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To be HanY0d.
New YORK, April 3.-Michael Nixon, found
guilty of the murder of Chas. Peiffer last night
was this morning sentenced to be hanged the
10th of Nav
, 1873-02-10

The National Bank Of Atcl,iaon, Kansas, With
a capital Of 800, 900, was yesterday authorized
to commence business.
Tom Nagle, who was shot In Memphis on FRI
day, lies in q critical condition. Tobin Is com-
mlttea to await tho result.
@. @. Banks haa been arreatotl at Beard Court
House, w., for robbing the mail Tho case will
come up at Lynchburg OIL Monday.
Tho stage limo from Kolton, Utah. to Boise
City, Idaho, is running regularly, and has not
boon interrupted by tho opizootle, "a reported.
At Brighton, MasB.. on friday evening, Homer
Lane, in the wroBtling match for tho champion
ship, boat Lang Dolan in the contest for 81 900
aside.
John Drew, supposed. from papers found on
bis person, to layo belonged III Buffalo, WAC
Stowartyille, No., on the 4th inst.
Charles Il. Dabcock was arrested on Friday, at
Liberty Hill, Conn.,, by direction Of tho Special
Agent OF tho Poat Office Department, for pub
fishing and distributing through the mails OBJ
scene mattor.
General Government about ono year ago, being
tho balance duo Nebraska on account Of land
sales, appears never to have reached tho
Nebraska State Treasury. -.
The Sash, Lock, and Weather Strip Company
Of Chicago, capital a90, ,0o0 and tho ''NeBcio," q
OF social lfo, filed articles OF asaocation ycstor-
day with tho Secretary Of State at Springfield.
Tho Executive Committee Of tho Momphts
Carnival FeBtiyal hayo sont President Grnnt
special invitation to attend, and have secured
tho suite OF rooms at the Peabody Hotol occ,l-
pied by the Grand Duke Alexia for tho President
aud his Cabinet.
T. II. Foator, grain merchant OF Tolono, ILL.,,
had his Bafo robbed on Friday night Of 90, 600.
Tho party or partioa blow the safe open, and by
mca1a Of alodgo-lammora succeeded in opening
tho money drawer. DctoctiyoH hayo boon sent
for and nre now worl,ing up tho case.
Two boys named Mat Peterson md Lyman
Harris IN a small scow catching i1rlftwood OPP
poaito tho lower portion Of Now Albany, yestor-
day, wero turnoa oyer IN tho watcr. Tho boys
won't un1ar tho flat boat, On rising from below
It, Peterson WIS rescued by q spectator, but
Harris sunk aud was drowned.
The resolutions adopted by tho Board Of d.
roctors Of tho Morchauts' Exchange, OF st.
Louis, 4 few days ago. declaring against tho
construction Of any bridge below the mouth OF
tho Missouri nivor, with spans loss than 500
feet wide or lower than 600 foot above high W.T.
ter mark, have been ratified in open session OH
Change, by largo majority.
, 1873-02-10
WISCONSIN.

Special Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 8.-Do.h Houses had aca
siona this morning, but to very littla purpose,
and tho attendance, especially In tho Aasonbly,
was worry small. Both Houses Ind the usual
petitions on both sides of tho property exomp-
tion and land grant questions.
In tho Senate, q communication waB received
from tho Governor submitting a report Of Ills
action on tho settlement Of tho Duluth dyke,
which trouble was referred to tho Committee on
State Affairs. Several Assembly resolutions
wero laid over, and ono agklng aid Of tho
Gouoral Government for the improvement Of
Aonomonoo aud Oconto harbors, adopted. In
tho Assembly, resolution for final aajourn-
mont on tho 9th WAS postponed till Tuoaday.
A resolution, embracing tho oroam of the Logis-
latiyo Manual, ordering 1900 copies Of tho
statistical list, WAS roconsidored, and consider
able dobato took place on State printing, show
ing good deal Of variance on tho subject,
Finally, the motion to indefinitely postpone waa
lost by q lingo majority, only Is mambora being
proBont, aud tho subject WAS poslponea till
Tuesday,
The reason assigned yeatorday for tho aesalon
to-day VAS that tho Cominittoos might work and
report bills to tho house, but the continued rail-
road discussion, yesterday, prevented that, md
there woro no bills acted on to-day, nor ia thero
anything on the Spoaker's table for tho next
session.
No bills passed either IIouHo, and both ad-
Journod till Monday evening.
, 1873-02-10

Destruction Of Property ut Ecrfous
Places.
s7. Lou!s, No., Feb. s:-Tho brewery Of uor~
man Rect. Of Tpton. Mo-, was burned yekter-
day. The loss 10 SIT 900 insured Tor 81 600 IL
tho Imperial, Of London; s5,0ooiu tho National,
OF Hannibal.
Tho Sibotha Hotel ut sihetha, Kan., was
burned on Thursday night. Tha hotel waa
total loss, but tho amount is not stated.
Special Despatch to The Chicago 7tida'e.
,KEoKuK. Feb; 8-Tho Doi,}yer House ut this
plnce was partially destroyed by fro at an easly
hour this morning. The fire ovisinatel from i
defective tlao in tlle kitchen. Tho fumes spread
rapidly to all parts Of tho house, creating much
flol TO tie street III thoir :i,ight-c!othhoa. Tho
loss on furniture aud bedding is 81, 900 insured
for 81 900 in missouri companies. Tho bedding
was damaged to tho amount Of $4,000 no iu-
surRnce.
LONDON, Fob. ga cotton mill near OLDHAM
was badly damaged by fro to-day. Ono hundred
porpona are thrown out Of employment,
, 1873-02-10

Executive Committeo OF tho Wostorn Union
Telegraph Company, held to-day, the action Of
tho SUBJ Committee, consisting OF. tho Proaidont
and tho Hon. Horace T. Clark In purchasing tho
salo Of 15,000 shAros Of Wostorn Union stock to
provide tho funds therefor, aa directed by pres-
ident Orton from Chicago last weok, was ap-
proved and ratified. Tho vote approving tho
and that on tho aalo Of Western Union
stock had but ono negative. The action
Of hlr. Orion, which was. thus officially
confirmed, was taken BY him entirely upon his
own responsibility. Tho purchase OF tile Cuba
Company Ind been do8ired for over year, and
II tho opportunity Of communicating tho arrauge-
mont had not been ayailea Of thus promptly,
tho whole negotiation would have fallon
through -:
, 1873-02-10
End of a CattrOnJ EllEf.

DuBuouE, Iowa, Feb. 8.-The somewhat fa-
nous suit that has bcen long ponling in tho
Courts between tho present management of tho
Glicago, Clinton = Dubuque Railroad and Tom
Tina, Dennis A. Mahony, ct al, who sot up a
claim to the control OF the road and tract OF
$4,000 acroa Of tho Company'a land, terminated
yesterday ut Anlrow. in Jackson County. Judge
Ella. Of tho Circuit Court ordered and adiudged
nhomberg, Nathaniel Thayor, II. II. Hunno-
vol, ). ". Brooks, Sydney Bartlett, md J. A..
Bnrnham DO, and they arc hereby, recognized
and confirmed as tho preaont legal Directors Of
the Chicago, Clinton .k Dubuque Railway
Company, and TINT said J. 4. Graves is the
President, md Joseph A. Rhomberg tho Vice
President, aud Potor Kene, Jr.. tho Secrotary,
and loyal officers of said Board OF Directors.
, 1873-02-10
NEW YORK..

Cupnn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shoots
ing--Ee,t,,lIU suffrnwc.-Tllu Stolscs
Cnse Elro worlza explosion SIS 4
E'orgcr. wanted =. Anottlor I1orrld
1Iurder--n Father Kills 1nis Sou.
Sn,cio, Ur,no,r1 N ,rb4 r1frdoo 7rfhunr
Cpw wv Ts,' - ~ ~ ranort nat ,r,o
boardmhn nus donted no" trial to stokoB is
untrue, but 1t Is beliosod such will 10 tho re-
suit when tho decision is announced noxt wook.
In that event gtokeq' COUNCIL will apply In sue
ooua,or ~ +h;rt-,- oro othor 1r5oo. Il,
~ ae:,t H.
tno nol'o 'nas ouo "a 'uou1 VII b.so
the condemned man anoshor chance Tor
life. Stokes' manner, 1t is aaid, has rocont1y
oe.Uo oe.n, - ,,ntoa w" 11,s ,asr 10 ron,as tnrn.
ID - ~ ~ ,uu.a ,,a t. a,,, o-tr.n,a,,.
Ing "nlto' ID LIB aeeas 10 IL BILL o1tron1e1y
noat He conyersed with q e reporter at Gon'o
He Alowcd tho following letter which ho has
recoiyed, he allogos, from Fiska private secro-
tary, Tom Conner:
mo 70 The Goono whcn y9% 1cs M him: Tel lin Mrs
Fsk p w and gy9 ~ h ntt f IL rsreqsrs s arG'sa o. Jay
for aoaassInatna hn Yours. ~ WAX uoMrs you
i Stokes (as tho tho reporter handed buck tic.
qEasNow yha d. yon thin ,,2 Of tHt t
e,ao na,st ~, r. o. r. 1a @
aucR 1nttor a. that nn tha varv W dav an aa,,o o
iomcod 1''''A - ''A"' Va A' WAY N'' '"' 'oA''
RoPorter-navo youaoon your vito at all anco
I bAf7f
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nnnont.. 11o, 49, ai - !io 10 4hor, ,or ,,..,
sIl1 anlo1t 4noo1A 'u1Ao 40 '4AoAo Ao' 4o6"A
P19teinainsa PGteian ssrl',o t.. 1,.,u ;.,,,,:t,
! 2.oaes-iHts @ ID feof"aEy' la'1 ''s'
nMepoa.osI,agg;a. n.l ,,ag;. A.. ,o.;x ~. ,.a.
etonenM1 ponexo t tng uay ID somleinlo tae iass
pnas pst3 ~ 'n19 t uoItt; ~, tsI H. ea" @ ;oelons
e1aotiy. tnink tta the last OF th'e inontn
gomesme. ont @ nope aor atay; ill.,. ! n tnhk no
'uaeo % Mau4u .uius9 9ta ~ u cnancp nHe saas
a. ;!ia 9las poanS etohus la"en9n aaeeflS' una
hegtti a'sas;nueu na ~ eonyetse sn lm.s4oI.
u ~ penoye1 mere tnas aomo noaonhan mas
mana1actarGa sans a a,;egoa confession con appl1s
mni1aotlne the Joyce Gnll1rea and several osner
| iitt1o glrls IN NOV Englanu. Iho confession, aa
II aPpeateo ~ Prlnt, ~ soIy 5llnsg, ala has THO
eaT1neIks I'm o. q canard %tlsloa ~ q pnhg!or.
- tao snreo caseh ol cllMihal shooslne nero
yeatosday, two OF WINCH wore tatal, 1nnat DO
| nudeu MI etrocioll6 dce11n ltrooklyn. Gorman
named Pctor Fox, was arrested to-tlay for bent-
ing to death hia son John Fox, aged 10, on
Tuesday night. Tho boy refused to 20 for boorr,
| md ask for credit, whcroupon hA father pound
ol him unmorcifully with d thick stiolt. causing
death last night. Whom discovered by the police
to-day, tn hall bedroom, tho body was covered
With bruises. The back aud shoulders wero
| one 1vid mass Of tlosh, from which
tho skin. hnd peeled. OF: The .parents
were arrested md questioned separately. Fox
said his son was killed BY falling out Of tho viii
n,r nn3 ffH Tifa sfnte1 that hn ,raH fatn11v ir,x
, 1873-02-10
shtpyyrccik ANIL Loss OF I.ifc.

New yonK, Fob. s.--A Newport, r: T., special
says that the italian bark Emilia Castota Marie,
aud sunk, on Wednesday, night, near TINT placo,
tho Capta[n and four mon being asloop IN the
cabin 1t tho time sl.o wont down. One OF her
crow has arrived at Newport, md two othors are
reported saved.
fn1LAnELpnIA, Fob. IA letter roeoiyed horo
giyoH tho particulars OF tho sinking Of tho ship
Tuscarora on the 9th Of January. During tho
night, tho mate and Six men jumped overheard
aud reached one OF tho bouts, which contained
ship. The Captain refnsod to follow tlon,, and
with fourteen Of tho crew remained In tho mz-
zon rigging and aanl with tie vessel at II p. III.
Tho noxt morning, tho Survivors woro picked up
by tho Drltioh stuanler Emerald and landed ut
Gibraltar
, 1873-02-10
UTAH..

Public Feeling in the Territory on the
Administration Policy Toward the
kolygn1ntsts. =. Z: :,
SALT LAKE, Feb. 8.-Tho all-absorbing topic
to-day is tho report Of the Presidents so-ca1led
aggressive policy toward Utah in tho transfer Of
troops to this vicinity. The Ncws (A1ormon
organ) is evidently much alarmed, and says If
tho despatch is truo, those who arc faint:hearted
would do vol to embrace tho present opportu-
nifty to got out of tho way, but those dotornincl
by the help Of God to endure to tho
prove faithful: though even unto DEATH
Tho Erening Journal (Gqutile) says there ia
terror in the camp BY this indieation Of the stern
determination Of tho President to enforce the
laws in Utah. Loyal pooplo wero mover moro
expected that Congress will apply tho necessary
leEfRlation this sesaion.
, 1873-02-10
HOUSE..


= PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
On motion Of Mr.. ARTHUR, tho 8onato bill
appropriatng $180,o00 for tho aovornmont
building at Coviugton, Ky, wag pansod.
The bill to rcarrango thaludtclel Dlatricta IL
III. DAWES mado an appenl to takc UP and
pass . now
nosrox RELIEF NIL.
Tho bill already passed., romftttng the duttea
on goods destroyed, IB virtually doad. It could
not pass tho Houato, and It's fripnds gnvo 1t up.
Ho, now naked to report another bill from tho.
Committee on Ways md bfoans.
Mr. KERR (1ndiana) objected.
TIE IuBnELL CLAIM.
The House then took up tho bill repo rted by
tho Committee on Naval Affairs, for tho pay
mont to VIM. Wheeler uubbell, or hls leirs, or
legal representatives, f$1s3, 1885, in full Batisfac-
tion Of tho balanco OF his actual loss md dam
ago nscortalned by tho Court Of Clnirns,
for tho use By tho United States Government OF
several millions Of his pntont fuses for navy
aholls for rifio cannop and explosive shellB dur
Ing the war. and for tic trausfer Of hts patents
to the United Stataa.
After discussion, Mr.. KERR moved to lay tho
bill on tho tablo, whiol, was nogatived-yeas, 81;
naya, los.
III. ARCHER moved to strike 91oo, 900 ont Of
tho Appropriation bill. Az thus amondpd, ap-
proprating S39 1888, it passed. '.'~
The House thon proceeded, under special or
der, to tho consideration Of tho business ro-
| ported by tho Committee on Claims.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Aftor passing largo number Of private bills,
| the llouse, ut half-past 4,
! Adjourned.
, 1873-02-10
IONA.


slMetll Despatch to- 4TAe Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES. Fob. 8.-In the Senate to-day, q
memorial and joint resolution asking Oongrass
to pass o lazy granting ono hundred aud aixty
aereB Of land to Ao1diers and ,snlors In tho 1ato
war, WAS adopted. :;
Senator Shane submitted n report from tho
Kankin Investigation Committee, which was
plnccd on flo. More petitions wero presented
tor Of tho syatem of Common Schools being
taken up, a long discussion was Ind over
motion aboliBhing tho office. Of County
Superintendent, which was lost and the salary
oounties not exceeding 1000 Inhabitants. and
$50 for each additional Thousand; IN no case
tho salary to excocd 912000. Tho maximum
amount to be levied for aohool PURPOSES WAS
fixed Mt 8 mills; that tho tax loviod in any dis-
On tho dollar Of tho taxable property in the
district; and that for contingent fund
not to cxceed $40 for each pupil. Pending tho
consideration Of the bill, tho Senate adjo1frnod.
Ing oongroas to give the soldiers and sailors Of
tho late war 1G0 acres Of land, waB adopted. llr.
ODonnoll presented q report Of the Committee
appointed to investigate tho dofa1cation of
Treasurer hanki9 Which vas PLACED on tilo;
their Organizations was resumed. Mr. Clark
offered IN amendment providing that
railway ,companiea shall not charEe
mere for the t,Fsnsp9rnoq Of freight Tor les
criminate botwoen individuals or localitios by
charging moro to ono than to another for like
aorvicas. Adopted.
Mr.. Irish moved u reconsideration OF tho vote,
and, after lougthy discussion, the motion pro-
Tailed-..ycas, % nays, IS:
hr. Kasson then offered @ substitute for tile
game, as followH:
oere Il or
criminals IN any mannor for or agasnat any peraon,
tF8D6DGFfNtiQn
, 1873-02-10
THE WEATHER..

CHICAGO, Teh 8.-Tho reports from ths
Northwest this morning Indicate colder weather
% above zero at st. paul aud Marquette, IL
aboyo ut Milwaukee, - at Chicngo, aud more
cisco, TO; Cheyenne, Is; Om,a!,a, ri; st. Louis,
a.; New Orleans. 80; Jacksonville, Fla, 10
Washington, 80; New York, 35; Boston, c7;
Quebeo, ID. Generally cloudy weather cast Of
tho Misslnslppi Riyer, north and Houtll.
WATEny1LLE, Me-, Fob. 8.-Ton 'inchos Of
snow foil during lust night.
, 1873-02-10

FROM tAe 6t. iaHt ttehsff, Jan. 8o.
Some of tt tho ,ges aesentn of thq great
etofm ~ LUZ nost, W w lu - the!1 ~ EaatoKn
akonangee. are ~ at"potaqun eorts Q! 1maginn-
ton % gave olfth 70 tfiiavcs or . Muhohau,
sen. IN tne apseheo VI othof eglaonee, We enon9
thss our population Ind at loast boon be- doosted.
an9 Wias remeneo e. MoIo ail moro or 1882 1fozei'
indeed IT. IL aesutea that zero - nbot tiie sum,
Hor ~ tatsBo ~ tgnlotaturo IL hllis atltu4o h1u
sng Uny @ su ,n, ,ol t ,e !U.s naro
lnol.il.B hu tstou.h gMH!ot7' Mnoso pIosonco IN
j noEnM wlnser conanion' e, Eor sonie Sesaol
inno1osa ~ ~ ~ Gseasoa VIII pgnrtng tMe
otns " sno % WHY R,leuenn, ~ ; "nu esery
oenoe aection Sc ta oscapoa 10 gaies ihe aaIms M ~
nou VI sngsu m so pormaph ~"
fha ,y!ntoy hoea thna ~ ,aa ha.r ovc,n+,,,.
Ill, w,op neso thns a lSe nas pseh sa
o5o1o ",' ,n, T. aa eo,, 5 ',5 n.o a. nts
vo overy otcr @ No Nortorn stato. a - Tho total % snow
..i;n,, es F.o ra,is 49,, +so,. io ",
t;ms ona % r;,, e. o 5,,a r." "a,,,,,a 49,, "
r sly ~, no,d due a III reonnjoJ e,,d ill.,
ht a+n yns "a 10 oa ~ ". n, a-o anu % tns
ta ''a as r"rn1r uvu hna na
~ aat,t, nont;,a aa.a ant oeum INV aat zn.o
~, ,a ,r;r,5n a,n ua}n III la Hess
an',, M a@ro w. uaeh uay aaa ee!u our
d,,ration Wc hara 1,aG NJ 1norn @ ~ 1ro"tar rnid
,n, Na.,,ar1 isu a IVY ; ~ annso " co3
nc, isas sno1v fn"r' e;tnor NV Wi, Msoi n,
~ Nav aeHs num 'n1 Tnaa Nom tolk
" " Muw LnBana' 1noso alo 1aeso "s'1''slng u
And now ma to tin w,ntcr cvc1ono 7qo "a,
.ni ~, Inra ~ H. posa,,t @ nv vi
ohv fnofn,Ia,r;nap en11 s,n,a ni' .
peculiarly oloar, the nir warm and ana almost 1 srrins
It was lust ench weather. NJ iuros nnnnntnn nisIm'
| In y coli countTv nmt ~ doora 1!vnrv a1o;n}
and vol,;ctn trnu II ortro ,ao ma tnggm,t Is -
bells aud laughter Of gay parties waa Loared III
cmntrv' novnr wnrn n mars an;motaii onnear, mr.
nncc III thn aoma sraa aouaiiv tT,o ~ arorv
, 1873-02-10

Lnnd-Slile in 4 CnlEar--AWo Raen
Ikllfeil--0Me Severely injured.
Lou1ny1LLE, Feb. 8.-This morning the nitea
Of IN excavation for nj icc-Aouso, at the corner
OF Third and Breckenridge streots, cayed In OIL
John Cassidy, Mike Busch, and Trltz Ovordoal,
at work OH tho Foundations Of tho walls. Az
sistanco was promptly oil the spot, and tho nleu
we're extricatad in a short time, hut Cassidy aud
Bu5oh were taken out doad. Oyerdoar ia badly
hurt, but will rocovor. Tho nan Ind hesa
warned OF danger oil hour before the Incident.
, 1873-02-10
Tho Exeter bank fIobbcrlos.

Bank Commissions show that tho loss Of tho
aranito National Bank by tho defaloation OF
6AMto will amount to from $4,000 to 100000,
aud TINT itB assets arc more tEan sufficient to
gay MI It's liabilities. Tho stockholders will take
bezzled from tho Exotor Savings Danlt. Tho
total amount atolen Ia from S2l00 600 to s220 900.
There IL no clue a. to the whereabouts Of tho
defaultor.
, 1873-02-10
CREAT BRITAIN.

NEW YORK, Fob. 8.-Europoan mail intol1i-
CONGO says that in tho great coal strike in Wales
q good deal Of temper ia shown on each aldo, es-
pocially on TINT sfdo Of tho mon, but tho chances
aro oil againattho latter. Many Of tho strikers
nro without RESOURCES.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Tho American olub at Liv-
erpool entertained Hon. Luciua Faircl1ild, tue
now United statos Consul to that! City, At q bun
quot last evening.
collision, attended with sad, loaa Of life,
occurred enr1y this morning on tho North Brit
lab Railway, near Dunbar, about twenty-five
nilos from Edinburgh City, hotween train
from that city for Berwick upon Tweed and tho
Edinburgh and London cxproaa. Nine peraona
woro instantly killed, md aovoral were severely
injured, eome Of whom may dio.
at tho meeting Of the West Country High
landors, at Glasgow, laet night, Margins Lorne
Of scotchmon who loft their country during tho
past year, he said .ho Looked upon th1 em,gra-
directed toward tho Unltei statea. Scotland
was nblo to support an immense population.
Laborors arc scar1o II tho people will emigrate,
lo hoped they will 60 to ono Of tho British
colonies. 49,
, 1873-02-10
Fatal B0llor Explosion,

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. GA bolor Of Yates IL
Co.'a agricultural implement mandatory, at
Topeka, Mason County, ILL.,, exploded yesterday
at Il o'clock, toarlng away ono end Of tho faoto-
one Of tic propriotors Of tha establislment md
severely iniuring tho other member Of the
firm. Samuel Yates diod Of his inlurloa this
morning.
, 1873-02-10
MISSOURI,

ST, Louis, Fob. 8.-Tho Senatorial Bribery
tho oaso, to today' in Mhe toy e e.ouasato ] Son. NJ
ator Dogy Of any attempt at bribery In the Hona-
torIal election. Ihey and, however, that Qener-
Il Doris did try to brlba two mombers, but Il
had no boaring on tho case. All tho me1nbara of
tho Committed aligned the report except Head-
leo, Republican mombor, who will submlt 4 MI
nority report on Wednesday, next.
, 1873-02-10

Special DEsp0tch q 1Ha Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Fob. 8.-TAo farnlors OF I4hBalle
County had q largo and enthusiastic Convention
1t tho Court House hero to-day. About 600 Of
tho moat prominent farmers Of tho county were
In attendance. A resolution was unanimously
adopted urging tho Senate not to confirm Gov
ernor I3eyeridge's appointment Of Warehouse
Commissioners.