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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06

Revised Statutes State South Carolina
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~ ACTS "f the Legislature, 1o72-73, IL.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06

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Call early, at D. EPSTIN'B,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-03

II AUGHING CAS-
IL Or. COTTON viii have the pleasure of giving
GRAND EXHIBITION OF the novel effects of
LAUGHING GAS,
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
MONDAY EVENING, March s.
The entertainment will commence with a series Of
amusing and instructive experiments in Chemistry and
Natural PHILOSOPHY, to be followed by q short Lecture
mon the properties and effects of Laughing Gas alter
which TWELVE GENTLEMEN
will inhae the illustrating Its delightful and amusing
effects Tickets 5 cents For sale at Dr. ColtOn's rooms
~ COOPER Institute and at the door, Doors open Il
, 1873-11-13

Tho Games to lso E'EnYcd To-Duy--
40o1~Sc1lfnE ON tho Winner of First
1'rtxr.-EtocOri Of tho tournament.
Thu billiard tournament will 10 continued at
K1ngsbnry Afusin l1all this afternoon n,,tl oven
Ing. Tho games will commorco promptly at
.1:39 p. ILL.,, JoHoph Dion and slosson boil,g tho
1irdt contestants. DAILY and DcHsungor will fol-
low thon, and their game will close tho aftor.
noon's entertainment. Tho first gnmo III thu
evening, commencing nj 1880, will ho botwoon
tho Lion brothers, uftor which Ubansy and Sny-
dor will play.
) a fow pools wero aold Mt Foley'a last evening
on tho gohoral result Of tho tournament and oil
tho game to bo played this afternoon botwoo,,
DAILY aud DoHsunger. Ubassy WIS the frat
ohotco In oyory inBtanco as tho winnor Of tho
first prizo, and aftor lin in tho ordor named
came 6arntor, DAILY, and Cyrillo Dion. Tho
fold brought littlo or nothing, though 1t CON
tains ono or two playora who aro liable to carry
OF tho hest gift in tho power Of tho manage
mont to bostow. DAILY was favorite over Dos-
snngor at tho rnte Of 10 to 4, only ono pool being
Hold. =
RECORD or THE TOURNAMENT -'-
The following IL a record Of tho tournament
up to date. It will l,o published every morning
until tho games nre finished, 30 TINT tho public
mny Boo At glance how each playor stands. The
hgnroH will, BIO changed al games arc playod,
and whom tho tournaments ondod tho two blank
columns will DO Tiled in: -
, 1873-11-13

:. .-.-
70 The Editor of. The CIicado Tridu,ie.

| 70 The Editor Of. 1He Chicago Trioune; as
61R: There exists daily danger to lifc along
tho line OF tho Illinois Central Railroad between
the foot of.Lako street aud the southern city
limits, :wcli known by the majority Of those who
1.-Two along tho 1ake-front Of the city ind trayol
on tho trains Of this Company. Isis tho prac-
tlco of running q train nt. full apcol past stu
tton whore a passopgor-train is stopping and
passengora getting on or OF. Ths practice is
particularly dangerous in the morning aud eyon-
ing, when great numbers Of people aro going to
town and returning home. Whilo the platform
Of the station is crowded with waiting people
watching the coming Of tie train, and % they
swarm upon the track to get on tho train as it
draws up, suddenly, without warming, thoro
comes dashfng past a tran from the opposite d.
out of tho wnY Of tho danger aa vol m thoy can,
thankful, when tho crisis iB past, il mono nro
lying on tho track III their own blood. In
tho evening tho porit Is increased by tho
jump of tho train az soon as it stops, whon, with
tho noise Of thoir own train still In thoir cars,
thoy cannot hear tho coming train, and 10 NAV
30 canght by it boforo thoy can gain tho plat
During tho present yoar two mon wore thus
killod,-one ut THO Car-Worlss station, betioyo.
In the evening; tho other at Fairyiow Station iii
tho morning. And it waH by nero chnnce that
several were not killed last evening at OAKLAND
station.
There appears to be no law covering tile grioy-
ance; whether tho Legislature failed to act be-
cause ignorant Of this evil, Or because geuurouB-
y unwilling to disturb tho peaco and content Of
tho railroad company By, correcting tho abuao, /
know not. Tho city~ordinancos aro also pileut
upon this wrong.
Now, what tho people have right to demand
Is, first, an ordinance which shall prohibit ra-
way companies running auy trnin paat station
IN tue city, at tho ti,ne passenger-train stopu
there; or that ahaIl require nil passengor-traina
to stop At statonB in tile city on the tracl next
tho platform Of tho atation; second, that tho
city enforce The ordinance.
But merely another law passed is not going
to do my good. It iscommonly supposed that
railroads are not ubjoct to regulation by lnw-
natural mistake wlon no consider that, Of tho
many laws attempted to regulate tlom, 10 fow
are enforced. 4nstoad OF now laws, We neod
rnther an enforcement of tho laws wo have,
How many Of our city.ordinances arc enforcod7
They comprise large book (prco a7.50)-tho
groater number dead letter for lack Of enforce.
mont Ono Of thosc provides that railway
trains shall not run through tho city At a rate OF
speed exceeding si1 miles an hour. Lot the city
at least protect our lives for the present by on.
forcing this ordinance, and lot tho Council SOC
to It that we got such further protection aH lies
IN their powor to give. JOHN CALVIN WALLIS.
CHICAGO Noy. II 18Th
, 1873-11-13
Terrible Domestic Fniatory,

fF9HL tue I4A '&H1lcF ti|Hs} 1Htttt@HeHcEF.
Yesterday morning Annie Martin liod, 1t ia
said, Of starvation. Tile husband has bean out
Of work all summer, and was in worry destitute
circumstances. About woek ago tho vito boro
. child, and because not having tho proper nt-
tontion anA cure paid to it tue child died two
days after. its birth, Tho husband went around
among bis friends and collected q Huilcont
amount Of money to defray tho funeral OK
ponses. lie gave tho money to his mol thor.in-
law, Mrs. Cosgroyo, with instructions to pro-
ourc coffin and otlor necessary things. Instead
Of doing tiH, Mrs. Cosgroyo ia aatl to have put
chased . quantity ,pt whisky ;a4l4 'oystars With
IN having retlruel home, and, lealtng up to bed
demandpl llor dying danglttor to got up and
such othor remarks w oily Il drunken woman
can; Tho nolghbora. hearing Of tho eaao, went
to tho dying womana asalstanon, furnished her
food, al'l osllod physiuian but II waH too late
she %as beyond tho 1Gna no9 9f h"n nsna1 s1 9n
evening again got drunk, and whom s!.o entered
tllo hoiise md found . woman by tue name Of
hor over tho corpse. We undaratanl TINT tho
coronor intenda having I'll investigation Into tho
, 1873-11-13

CARAn OFFICE, on1oAoo, Nov. 1a.-Ann1vzp-aen.
Mcpao,aon, Lamont, 90 yds atoue; Constitution,
Rescue do, % do; 8. \ 4, do, 70 do: Honriota Wa!
ker, DE- 50 do; Q: y. Walker. do 50 do; Ellie 0Con
Springs, % yds stoue oayuga, Lockrort, 1880 hi
OatB, .. =. :
CLEAnEp-11nplo Leaf 30 rla aalt for nIsda Hrllgc
75055 It lumber, 81 m latt, for Ioltst Onondaga,
Morris, ID brla salt lre -four, 10 bra OH 475 lbs san
drlos; prop Mohawk le1le Henry l1.7?s T. l.n.ber;
Wilmington, o. 108 # lumber 10 m lath; prop Wasp,
Summit, Hight; lsescuc. La.nont, !ight.
un10Aao, Nov. .-Eyening--ANuIvEb--J. Dnucll-
ard, LaSale, 9,u00 hu corn,
oIE4neD-rAenlz,4 4pckpors, 80 m lumber. 1,1eo lsa
Eust Norris, light rsop ). L. Alexander, 2i,0oo Il
unhoh Jasatlo, la IN shigos sonoca. % ii, shingles,
20 n ath, Morris; y. T. nockwooa. No'iry, 80, ,1 Il
luubor Industry hInrrs, 100, coo Tia Hunlrea ratz-
abeth, Lockport 4.lbo bu whott Orion, s1nssoirs,
s993 4 lumber rs bu potatnts Doant d Tre, Jul-
mont, light doorgo Judd. DC; i. r., do lleurot-
IA Waller, do; cusl1ina34 do; Constitution, ao.
, 1873-11-13
cHlcAGoANs IN MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 8, 1879.

-. MEApHIs, Nov. 8. 1879.
The Hon. Mayor Eond Chicago, H.:
DEAR SIN: This will be handed to you By Mr..
Swift, ono Of your citizona WHO camo to us in
our distress to administer roliof and comfort to
tho sick and lying, and who has done nobly and
worked zealously. / was victim myself, and
speak from personal experience. being at this
writing just able to ait up in bed. AIr. Swift
leayes US to-day with our warmost esteem and
gratitude for his services in onr terrible atllio.
ton, he having labo1ed ,day aud night 70 relieve
the suffering. May God bless him, and tie noble
people Of your city for their generous MD aud
assistance q, I in onr awful oalamity. !, az one Of
Mayer TO publish your letter ln regard to DIS.
Ryan and Hilliard Of your city, claiming to bo
representatives of tho medical faculty OF Chi
cago. They arc nov publishing letters from
parties in Chicago, saying that they arc regular
physicians and that they aro rst-claaH. Mr.. Swift
Mill give you tho "details OF their conduct loro
aud tho ,feolings Of the people Of Memphis
toWards them. Respectfully yours,
@. e. CLARKE,
Councilman Of tho Sixth Ward, MemplIe.
, 1873-11-13

Fapcrs Kead BEFORE tho American
Public Health OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; ;o.,
OF Officers.
NEW Yonr, Nov. 12.-The American puh1;c
hoalth Association resumed its session today.
Tho trHt paper WIS read by DR.. Loos, of Balti-
more. on "The Sanitary Cause aud Utilization
OF tue hef1Ho OF: Cties.". DR.. Smith t1lon called
dead animals and ofral, and Dr. storer, OF Boz
ton read paper on tho subject. DR.. White. of
New Orleans, and DR.. Cox, of Washington, fol-
took place. No'01
Tho officers OF tho old Association. with thc
exception of tho Executive Committee. woro
thon unanimously oloctod officers OF tue new
Association. After considerable balloting, Drs.
Norris, Vanaorpoo1, Toner, Woodward, BeIl, and
jarvis were elected as an Executive Committee
, 1873-11-13
MARiNE.


Fort OF Chicago.
Bchr Julia D. Merrlll aInntetee, lumber.
8ehr Regulator, Manistee, lumber,
Bchr MyAttc MuBkcgon, lumber
9chr William Jones, Manistee, lumber,
gchr Kcarsarge, Manateo, humber.
Barge unrmony, Mansteo. lumber
schr p. H. portcl, Cedar River, lumber
schr Winnie Wing, MuHlegon, lumber.
sehr Maggie Thompson, aiaskegon, lumber.
Scnt Mlla!l, Muakegon, lumber.
schr s Magic; nl,g South Haven, Wood.
Prop Gaty Of New York, ogdonsburgh, sundrios.
Bark 9. Y. Z. Watson, buffalo, coal.
Schr Annie Yaught, HulIaio, coal.
8chr Rcd Wing, RutIalo coal.
Prop Lake Eric, Montreal, aunartes. .---...
6chr !. IL. Davis, Mnskegon, lumber.-
8chr Gen. Slegel, MRniBtcc, lumber. J.. t
schr =. II. Foster, Buffalo. coal.
CLEARED. .,;.;..,,,. Nov IL .
Steam barge Manistee Is tons fcod, tons coal, brs
schr Atlanta, a1enanlonee, groceries.
btnr Thopas a. Scott, Dlffnlo, 19 100 bu corn 500
rtgs lead Eric, 16,00D I'LL wheat 500 briH flour,
us bales hay, 1000 pigs lead, 275 bags seed,
schr T. Chandler. Buffalo, 10000 bu oata.
8chr Eiagara, t0. .000 bu corn,
NIGHT cLEAnANcEa.
Prop CITY of netrai;, m port Huron and intermediate
-four, 81 balca hay. and suntlriea. wv "'t-
Barge Guiding Star, Port Huron, 1868 bu corn.
Prop Badger State Buffalo and intermediate no,nts.
25,0l8 bu wheat, lao brls flour, and sunlrics.
schr American, White River, 18, ,70a bu corn
6tmr L9wel, OBdcnsburgh Eud intermediate rolntg.
1o.oGo bu corn, 150 hrla pork, 15 brs liquor, and
, 1873-11-13

THE WHOLESALE MILLINERY TRADE,

In our roylev Of the business OF Chicago yoa-
torday, 1t WAS stated that
The ladiea havo been seized with 1T Of economy.
md there IL but moderate demand for extensive hnad
dresses. Tho Wholesale houses are doing littIo or
nothing a. the country to have all tho hats and
bonea II needs, aud retaers complain Of dull ttt,es
and very little prospect Of their meudin4 boloro New
Years.
Wc are informed by Mossra. D. 3. Fisk l. Co.,
ono of tho largest houses in that line Of trade in
tho city, that their October trade this yoar has
boen the largoht they have oyor bud, and that
their collections have been better than usual
Notwithstanding pricea arc about as per cent
s hs Last y9 tue anes foot np larger
, 1873-11-13
SUBURBAN,


EYANRToN.
A meeting Of tho village Trustoes MAS ap-
pointed for Tuesday evening, but only Messrs.
Gilbert, Powers, and Blanchard were proacnt.
Notwithstanding the massive intellect OF this
aggregation, they were counted "a but three por-
cons, aud adjourned for want OF quorum.
The Rev. @. Z. FELTON,, Of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church, is expected to lecture before
lie studenta Of the Woinau'a College tomorrow
afternoon.
Society is aEog over q fashionable wedding,
for which cards are now out. and which is an-
bounced for noxt Wednesday atternoon. Tho
prominence Of the Interested and interesting
rouple rendor tho occasion notable. Tho parties
ire MiaB Ella Il. Easter, daughter Of the Hon.
J. D. Easter, and Mr.. II. Y. Smith, Cashier Of
tho Garden City Savings Bank.
TAe concert op Tuesday evening attracted 3
fair audience, as large one, porhaps, as could
have been expected In such unpropitioua weath-
Or, and the troasury Of tho Union Mission School
will be somewhat benefited. Those Of tho por-
formers whose excellence deserved special men-
tion wore Prof. Liebling, Mrs: Cavan, Misses
attoson Sna wfera Mrs. 1gohaf land Aoasre
Dr. N. s, Davis, in a lecture before the Uni
yofsity students, Tuesday evening, gayo aomo
practical hinta and sound advice upon the bent
means for tho preservation Of health.
1he Union Law 6Gn0ol OF Inc N0TLnW1At6In
Ind Chicago Universities ia making very favor
eble progress thiu tor1n, having about 30 STU
dents in attendance,
GENEVA, I'LL.
Tho parlors of Miss Mary 2. Gilman, in tho
beautiful little City Of 0euova, were the socno
OF . oholco entertainments solroo litterairo-
last Tuesday oyoning, which included the follow
e1erohsos by hor pupils, viz:
Frehch Me9!sAuon .kias l1l1a HUI
ensx .hllss hlttie AunAs
Etpnsn :Mlss l4e Nelson
1ie19nnr II, ,rs.t tss Is ssss,o on,'
xEensn A@ec'taoh' Mlss Lizzie Merritt
Gssh3 -: .h1lsA hltty AHAns
GAatioo .Alna Lla !1ul
EIoAtA A1ScaI'oo.' Hiss Mary DO1Son
fss9s Z; - htsa !4s Aeaon
xna!4 ~ ,hl18 Iessia ronant
Erahc" A&Aa hltto Adams
fss*y Nlss lzzo Merritt
Napolcoh AouhpaEte.' MsB Ida NelAon
Easay .Mlaa Mary DodRon
Queen elizabeth .MIeH Llzzio Merritt
Tho reyiewa os tho historical characters wero
eapecially admirable. md wore given by tho fair
students, without notes, in q Way which eyincod
knowledge not only OF tho famous characters
themselves, but OF oontompornuoous times, aud
tAe influence Of oach upon the other. Altogosh-
or the exercises were thoroughly interesting /,
thoy retlooted great credit both upon tic 10
pompliahed toachor and hor bright young pupils,
, 1873-11-13

anolhor Inmate Of tho tail, Jorry MoDaniols was
Wivy. Diamond and Morgan wore triod al tic
!aet TORN of tho court, and were Bo1toucol to
ton yoarh' imprisonment oncl,. hfcDa,iola was
not tried. nnd romafnod in jnil. On tile 18th Of
October MoDaniela refused to take oitlor food
or drink. He would give no explanation Of liH
maintaining moody nilcnco. Two Of hia foi.
low,rriaoncrs united with him In Ills pun.
Thoir names woro Jerry Lucy from 0oaiel,
awaiting trial for petit larceny. md inhn
Mccarthy, from N1illRbnrg, who wan serving out
four month"; time o,, conviction for tho sanlo
oifenBo. All porsihtet in tllcr refusal to cnt or
drink until they bocanlo vory weaA, md, on
phyaician certifying that longer 'conflromont
Lucy was bniled BY hia frionds. Nc. ouch luck
was In Htoro for McDnniols. 1Io still pcrslntod
In his design. To tho inquiries Of tho keoper
vhothcr ho wantod anything, ho returned R,irly
ann'Tora, md roso1ute1y rofuaod oil proifers Of
sympathy md relief. III tho carly part
Of last wook q pbyBioiau, who had boon
called, said that he mtiBt tako n ton
spoonful OF whiskoy in 1a1f a cup Of
milk overy two hours or tie. lIo took tho mig
t3lro Il, few timos and tlon clesod hiH tooth when
tic cup Waa proffered HIM. Ho. also refused to
lie upon hia bed, aud aB long aa ho waB strong
enough rolled off 1t to tho stono floor often ali
hfB attontant'p placed him upon 1t. He refused
to BOG Clergyman, ovon whon told TINT 1o must
dc, and whom Mr.. Wado, tho turnkey, asked him
II ho wished to loavo any moaaage, ho moroly
muttored m oath, and at night, whom nj! waa
qulot, ho nllo1 Tho jail with blaBphomioB, For
Hovontoon' days ho took 10 Bustonanco 80 far as
whialty and milk, and finally, on Thursday. Oct
30. he died.. Ills death WAS fearful. liz yas
conscious to tho last and diod with an nm
hntbheu nur6o upon lltH lips.
, 1873-11-13

New YonK, Nov. 12,-Wllon The frat juror WAS
called on the now panel in Twoed's case to-day,
manner in which it was drawn. After long ar
gumont the Court decided tho pnnel regular, and
the work Of getting tho twolfth juror proceedod
The afternoon was spent in taking testimony
upon witness Of the eighth juror uamod Ludy,
IN consultation with Tweeda friends. Judge
Davis finally decided that tho conduct Of tho
juror was surrounded by suspicion that tho
public would not accept any verdict rendered
discharged d. Only ten NJ Jurors rem,nips hs
panol waH exhausted without obtaining any moro
}urymen, and the Court adiournod.
, 1873-11-13

DEs MONIES, H.. Nov. 12.-Tho two mon who
wore recently arrested iu Southern Kansns, mud
reported to belong to tho gang Of Iowa railroad
evening thoy were fakon to Wiuteraos. Madison
County, to awnit their trial for stealing
span iof horHes and carriago about ano
weeks ago. They we're traced into
Dakota, and thence to Nebraska, whora
they aold the. horsos, and finally to South
ern Kansas, In Medicine Lodge territory, whore,
By the aid Of Texan aoouts, they we're nrrestod.
Whom captured thoy wero armed with five ro-
emo Indians for buffalo hunt. They aro about
IS and az years old, and desperate fellows.
They give various names, and ono aays that no
ia from New York. They bear no resemblance
to the railroad robbors, and probably do not be-
long to that gang.
, 1873-11-13

We're quiet n propeller was taken for corn ut ID to
Buffalo. Tho charters wero: 10 BufTaso-prop
Raleigh, corn aud rye at oc props Mohawk and poto-
mac, corn through; prop Badger State, wheat aud
corn through. To 0gdensburgh-rrop Lowell, corn
through To Port coltorne-lasge Kotchum tyesscr-
day P. M, wheat at 7o: Total g. Capacity equal to
From milwaukee, to Buffalo, schr J. g. hlastcn, wheat
at g.,
, 1873-11-13
A Discarded Lover Kills HIS Sweets
hcnrt and Then Kills Ini,nsclr.

6o0nvfe No. tSop' 1o corrs.pondenee q the ST. Louts
j, Friday morning one Of thono tcrriblo TRACE:
st Pilot Grove, in this county, resulting in tho
violent death Of two young aud oatmablo peoplo
Of that vicinity: Il appears that young gon-
tleman named Henry Roo, Of most ro-
apectablo parentago, had for a year
past boon paying lis !. addresses TO to
Miss Nollio Walton, a beautiful md acconl-
plished young. lady Of IS, but without avail.
Maddoned and onragod ut what ho concoivod 10
bo ill-troatment al tho hands Of her father, who
opposed tho union Of tho young people on roa-
aonablo grounds, he yesterday armod himself
anu sought har company early In tho morning.
unsuspecting any danger md innoceut Of any
intention to wound hts too ardent SUSCEPTIBLE
ties, tho unBophisticated nnd beautiful young eirl
welcomed him aH usual to tho hospitalitles OF
her home. But disappointed love had already
maRtorod tho better naturo Of young Roe. md
tho alght Of his idol only aorvol to add frioi to
his fronzy. At the very momont whom tho un-
suspoctng girl held out her haud III cordial VOL
come, hor discarded lovor drov from his broast-
pockot revolver aud ahot llor doad. Appalled,
at tho awful deod 10 had committed, md almost
without momeut's intcrmesion. ho turned tho
fatal weapon against his own heart and fired d
shot that laid him dead where hc stood,
, 1873-11-13

New YonK, Nov. 12.-Jndgo Sutherland, to-
day, delivered a long and elaborate opinion on
tho RosenzTeE case, discharging tho prisoner.
coedinga until tomorrow, for tho purpose Of
getting tho case before tile general term OF tho
Supreme Court. Rosenzwolg may be remem-
berod al tho man who WAS convctod Of causing
the death Of Alico Bow1oaby BY malpractice aud
Of packing hor body in trunk for shipment. ::
, 1873-11-13


james J. Chatham. editor OF the Coifeyy1lle
Courier, WHO arrived in tho city yesterday, re-
latGs tie following particulars Of fatal aray
a party Of afteen or twenty Texans came into
town about dark, and, atter getting full Of bad
WHISKY, began 2 .eetlos Of performances Of a
chr; charastor not at oil IL keeping with tho peace
10 O'Clock tho police authoritioa told 'thsm tlat
no such conduct would bo tolerated, and unless
they at onco put up ther royolvers and II. ceased
firing, thoy, would DO :":juggea.", This
from sho ds1n1en mob, and "a they 'isasa bossn
to shoot ofr their royolvorg In q way that added
nothing TO- tho safety Of persons On tho street.
The officers began to arrest tho parties and
though be- harm was dono. Assistant Marshal hai
starks, assisted by citizen named Slater, took
two Of the number to tho calahoose. Just rs
they put them In, and vhilo the officer was lock-
ing tue door, two O. three Texans came up, and,
prisoners DO released.
Ono man hold q reyolver At tho oflcor'a head,
while another showed his weapon into s1ater'a
face. Quick as thought Blator throw up his
samc time drow. his own revolver With the
other hand, and shot tho fellow, the ba!l
entering tho right siae just above the third rib,
sna. passing eloag through his body, came out
between tho fourth and fifth ribB OH the left sido,
L.
when Slater fired again. tho ball taking eiteot IL
the lott side Of the head, and carrying away part
Of his car. by this time the whole town mas
arouHed, and the excitement became general.
Tho oitlEana weTo furnished with reyolYers by
tho authorities, md Expressed determination
to quol the row or die in tho attempt, A nquad
Of Texans was soon after datoetsd getting up
a plan to toar down tho calahooss to 1bor-
ato those Of their comrades who had boon
arrested, TAia party was arrested Immediately
but one Of the number resisted the officers, and
had to be knockea down before they could take
him. This ondea the tracha, though there wore
ggtruotton.' 4 atrong guard mas kept around it.
Aowovof. and no further trouble was had.
The. MOB consisted Of q number Of "cow-
boys" who we're to start home Sunday, and
Wers taking d farewell 'jamboroo." Tia mai
Who was shot bad boon In tue employ ot Capt,
hningnbury, and lived in qemaneho County, Tex.
His name ia Harvey Adams. When h1r. Chat
ham lett qofleyvilla Sunday evening lo waa
thought to bo dying. Tho man who was knocked
released on Sunday '''' 'F'''
, 1873-11-13
SUICIDE,

>, KEMos9A. WlH., Nov. 12.-Ar. Daniel D. Bena-
dlot' tue Negiater Of Doels Of Kenosha County,
himself this morning by Outline lis throat t. with
: pooket.knife. Ho was probably temporarily
~ iMsano. It ia thought that ho cannot recover.
Inc Gyent has cast gloom oyer the, whole com.
, 1873-11-13
CRi NJ E.

Ac1utttn1 OF NfnrRnrct Wo1f4 Charged
with Murder I'M Fort SNnync, Ind.
Special Dfsuatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 12.-Tho trial OF
Margaret Wolf, for murder in tic first dogreo,
WIS concluded to-dny. Two or tlreo witnoHBca
we're examined but nothing Of Importance WAS
nblo and brilliant efrorta on bchalf of tho
defendant. Judge Breckenridge charged tho
jury clearly, but briefly, and tic Jury retired.
Aftor m abaanco OF ton minutes thoy returned
vordlot Of ac1uitta1 which was received with
foolipge Of general satisfaction. Tho myotcry
onyolopfng tho hIain-Btreot tragedy Is thus left
% far AZ over from calculation.
, 1873-11-13

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Nov. t2,-stepheu s. Ward
we'll. Cashier Of tho Commercial National Bank
confeases to Tho defalcation Of about $45, 900.
lntiQn.
, 1873-11-13

oror Inns arrived at Prescott. Communication
BY Telegraph Ia complete botweou Yurna and
MarIooba The now wagon 9n road from phpn. i,
just completed.
, 1873-11-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LIyrRpoo1, Nov. l2,-Htcanehips Europe.
Egypt, aud Ahbysylnin, from Now York, aud
9aderlanl, from .rAlladolphia, llayo arrived out.
r, NEW YORK.. Nov. 12.--Arryod- -Stoa1nnl.ip
spain, from Liyorpool, aud Hansa, from Dro-
men. a
, 1873-11-13

0oneva may we'll fool proud Of tho pnro homo of
loatnig Which Mlss Qilnau'A hgl culture
MnltcS 10 auccoeHfuf.