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pr. Thompson. professor ss tae unsvcr-
sity. explained that death ffom shock,
ar"se from enteeblemens OF the heart.
whiis death from narc",ism arose trom
coma or from the head. Probing. M
abdominal wounds. while the shock i.stcds
ne Thought Should rarely be resorted tor
Chlor"torm wsscoasra-i a-indicated by shock.
IL should not De used while shack lasted.
lie thought he had seen death result front
the administering OF twenty drop. Of ehio-
r''orm: lie described az sieng'a the symrs
toms OF opium po's'n'ng. when ends -
coma. and declared that. IN death ny shock.
though there might DC fnsens.oii'sy' shss
vas d'ierens from coma. snoring was
utterly inconsistent with shoek. Deep
-eseais,as sss rse eseas mars . sesssvy
''"m sn'ck; I'VE aec'"ed ,"ae c symp-
toms described indica,ed that mr.: fisk
had recovered from shock' lie thought
tne length OF time exeiuded entirely ths
idea OF death from pcri'cn',is: ana the only
coneios'ea was 'i'at lie aiea from an over
dose OF morphia.
Or Macready was examined as an ex-
peri on me elect OF tue wound. anu tho
effect OF the morphia administered. tis
was inclined to think. from their desctio.
ing the doses By drops, that one half more
had been given thnn was supposed. a.
ten drops would DC ti!'ecn minims. Ths
administering ct morphia hypodermicai'y
nearly doubled Its spower. Hc was strong
ly of opinion. from the description Of the
case. that Fisk did not die from shock or
rcritoni,is. There was no, enough peri
lonitis to produce death. and the develop
mcnt of the symptoms were not those Of
shock The symptoms we're those OF in
fammation Of the brain or urcmic or mar
cotic poisoning. There being no disease
of the brain or kidneys. he ascribsd tho
death 10 an excess Of narcotics.
DR.. Marsh, deputy coroner, testified
that he made the post n.or.em cxamina-
ton. In bis opinion the death of Fisk
was due to shock ana pcri,onitis. But
the latter was not sufficient Of itself to have
caused death. As to narcotism. he did
not make any examination. Subcatanc-
ously administered. one twenty third part
of grain Of morphis had been fatal
Taken in the stomach. two grains had
been fatal. As to wounds in the aodo-
men. in the Crimean war ten per cent Of
those wounded had recovered; In the re-
cent rebellion war. twenty-five per ccns
had recovered.
Judge Davis. in submitting the case
to the jury. made an elaborate aud excel
lent charge. He solemnly warned them
against allowing themselves to oe innu-
ehccd oy any fceiings OF preJunice ei'hcr
Tor o. against the prisoner. !ney must
DC wholly governed oy the evidence oe-
tore them. In reference to that branch
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enough 10 secure my own bread and bat
ter. Good bye. Mr.. Stfecier.
Again nodding to the husband. he trct-
ted out to his carriage. and went on his
way. his eheery voice hnmming to his
horse perhaps the tune he had just heard.
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Velocity OF THE WIND Light air. l
mile: light breeze. 5 miles; gentle breeze.
10 miles; moderate breeze. l5 miles; fresh
brerze. 90 miles: strong breeze. IS miles:
moderate gale. SO miles: fresh gale. 10
miles: strong gale. 80 miles; heavy gale.
20 miles; storm. so miles; hurricane. 100
miles and upward per hour.
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The editor of the Huntsville. No.. Hrr-
old pops the question in his paper in this
public fashion: There's a certain girl ia
this town who can carry our smoke-hoa.e
hcys for life il she'll only say the word"
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A young man nj musical party being
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May 20. ls73-,:.
, 1873-10-20

Tho Wilson Colony Association in Dis
treHs-TIaeir Drafts upon New York
observation-disclosures OF d DetncA~
mont Sent Out to NebrnaI1a.
New YonK, Oct. l0.-The mombers Of tho Will
son Colony Association Of Veterans, who intend
to establish colony in Lincoln County.
Mob, held moeting tonight for tho pnrpose Of
Bonding forward relief to fifty-eight Of
thor number, who have already sot gu, Gut
emigrant house Of tho Burlington d Missouri
Nailroad at Lincoln for want Of meanB, drafts
given thom BY New York banks boing worthless
In consequence Of the late failures. President
Meyer made proposition to ralHo $4,000 on
Lis private property and send 1t for
ward at once, which .was -, acooptot.
party Of ono hundred families will leayo tor
tho now colony as aoon as tho necessary funds
can bo raised.
A committee OF five which havo already ar
rived at Lincoln for tho purpose OF locating
government land grants IRE alBo aehtttrto of
funds, aud report an indebtedness Of s3325 to tho
Eric Railroad for transportation, their dradsa
boi,g diHlouored also.
, 1873-10-20
FIRES.

Destructive Fire ut NJ H1ataison--B11rntnE
OF FIGURING Mill and Brewery.
Loss, B1O1, ,O00--A MiIler Burned to
Death.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON Wis.,, Oct. 19-About l O'Clock
tlis morning a fire broke out In an unused part
Of building formerly used by the Madison
FIGURING Mills, owned by Robbins Il Thornton.
It was largo wooden building, erected by Gov.
Farwoll in 1851, on Catfish Crock, in tho north"
ern part OF tho city. It waa completely de-
stroyod, and tic flames thonco spread to Roder-
murd's brewery, which waH consumed, except
tho old store and now ice-houso also the city
bridge across Cntfsh Creek. Considerable
wheat WAS burned in the mill, but little has been
lost in tho brewery. Ono Of tho millors nannod
Wilhelm pfannokuohen was burned to death
iu the second story Of the mill. He was roused
but was 30 drunk he could not bo got out. The
origin Of tho fire is unknown, but 1t ia believed
to be incondiary. The loss on tho mill, which
was one OF the finest in tho State. and it's CON
tonts, is $4,000, with a14,6 600 insurance. Lost
on tho brewery, 100000. with S97, 900 insurance:
The property was partly aavod by tho desperate
exertlona OF tho flremon. The loss on tho city
bridge was 81 900. This is the heaviest loss at
any iiro hero for many years, and the stoppago
OF tho mill aud brewery will ho severely fost'
, 1873-10-20

MADRID, Oct. 1o.-A British despatch boat
from Cartagona arrived ut Alicante Inst evening,
with tho nows that tho inaargont frigato Numan-
oia run into the Fernando ol Cato1ica, and sunk her.
Over half Of tho crow Of tho latter wore drowned.
The catastrophe In attributed to the inoxporienco
Of tho officers. Another version OF tho affair ID
current hero. 1t il reported that tho Nu1nnncia
fired into and sunk tic Fernando o1 Catolica bo-
cause Bhe parted company with and refused to
obey signals to foioin the former.
Tho Minister Of Afarino has resumed command
in poraon Of tho Squadron at Gibraltar, which
sailed yesterday for Cartngena.
MADRID, Oct. 18.-Tlo insurgont squadron
from Cartagena WAC sighted off Alicante on Sat-
urlay night As part Of tho troops hnve been
withdrawn from tho town, there orc fonra that
1t will bo unable to resist In caao agsressions arc
malo by the insurgents.
Gen. Moronos will probably soon retire from
tho command Of army Of Mort h, on account Of
bud health.
LONDON, Oct. 20--5 a. MA special dispatch
to the Times from Cnrtegenn aays Contrera3 and
majority of tho members OF tho Junta are on
! board tho iiBurgont lcet. which was scen OF
| Alicante. Tho fleet did not stop at tho lnttor
port but proceeded northward. Tho opinion at
| Cartagana ia, that 1t Ia attempting to oecapo to
/ aomo place on tito colst Of Africa, but Conlrorne
! gayo out TINT he WAS going in soarch Of tho
| Government squadron.
Tho report OF the sinking Of tho frigato For-
naudo Of Catolico is confirmed. It 10 believed
tint all on board wore loat, although 1t Nus re-
ported ut first that many took to the boats. Tho
aailors Of tho British squadron hayo been search.
Ing tho wators where tile lrigato went down, and
have recovered five bodies.
, 1873-10-20
THE BRIDGE At ST, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, OCT. 10.-Tho Commission, q, of gnl' N
partmo"t sos no ago to examine and
tain whether thu bridge HOW ig process p,.sI.,
Of conoonstruotion acrosa, tue MlaIlgs1l1, a1in'al,
ii Hiyor at thlH city will, when tnsuou,
obstr,ot nsyigatto'n9 !, hagH ,nsha'l Msae to.day W.
Thoy rst fd that tho bridge ~ at EssstG;n1 ae, t.
] ]nayjcatlon ind. al il IL inpractlcabo to olanGe
tic la1a al tho bridge. or to ralho 1t oxeoRt ~ ~
all enormous oost, they rocommpan u 9'''1 ~ tho
pS& pridso' les teot wo extending trom, ,aoR cont r.
@ {set above tho bridge to sou fooe oo'u~ roeon ~,
viii draw of the namo Width ThoY ai1o s tSs1 ;3no
mend that arch trtsHaoa o thoHe ~ - hsi@an s nvo
be In future prohibited III p!ahs 1o' o''oe'' WV
uoYigablo streams.
, 1873-10-20

CounciI--PEohable Assets mud Lisl-
hilities OF tho Co1iccrn.
sreetas Dt!pafeh to 7as Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, WIS.,, Oct. ia meeting OF the
creditors OF tho Bank of A1adiaon, which has
gono into voluntary bankruptcy, was hold bore
Assignee and other matters. 4 large majority
oxprossed preference tcr L. s. Hanks. OF the
Slate Bank. as tho Assignee, Tho nominal
aaaota of tho bank arc S250,000, but included In
Oil Darwin Of 900 and other claims from
which little is expected to be realized. Tho
total amount that will probably DO obtained
froa tho assetB will not DO $4,000, with
liabilities amounting to s250,000,
, 1873-10-20
The Hltr1li ing Of Children by q Prairie.
Eire III Ncbruatku.

E1fG AA NEbItAf+As
From the On,aha Herald, 0ct. 16.
Our roaders arc unfortunately sonowhRt fa-
mi1ar with nccounts OF prairie-tires, but ono oc-
CURED Oh Tuesday last ct Wilbur, on tho South
Platto Division OF tho Omaha Southwestern
Railroad, which surpassed in it's terrible results
INV we hayo ever known It was indeed
prairie-Hro OH o large scale It started souae-
where near tile Otoo Indian Reservation, SOUTH
east of Beatrice, and travelled at leaat twenty.
five milos. The long dry grass was fitting food
swept on aorosB tho prairie ut AZ appalling rate
Of spool. It's route 10y east Of Bear Crock. and
ak mica east Of Deatrico.
Noar Wilbur, and ton nlilea south Of Crete, this
advancing avalanche Of flame approached ns' Il, q
or know that the house had been provided with
tho usual safeguard, that 1t had been plowod
around, aud eideayored to keep tho children
there aa tho safest place. But they saw the fire
coming and Bprang out IN panic to run fr9 T. +.
On the spot, three others so severely. TINT they
cannot live, aud four moro were terribly ma!nled
by the fro, but it ia believed that thoy WILL ro-
cover. Most Of tho children wore little girls
about Or years OF ago. but thoro was certainly
ONO boy among tho su1forors. and perhaps moro
Mrs. Mosoy ia tho name OF mother who aaw
three OF her children In the appalling eltuation
NO have described. She ran to their rescue, w9a
herself enyelopod in the tlamos, and 30 torE!ply
burned TINT Bho will not recover.
Several houses aud !argo quantities ct grain
were destroyed by thlB ire. 1t spread terror
throuchout tbat section Of the State, and tho III
i.abitauts turned out en- masHe to subduo it.
Forty mon went from Beatrice gu Tuesday oyon-
Ing for TINT purpose and saved aonlo holaos @ g,
that threatenod tho1sh they 1;a ttae t
wore poworloas to provont.
Dr.. Do Bar, of' Crete, haatened to tho tho SPOT POT
whcro tho childron wero burned. aud, with 7 tho
people Of that vicinity, DID al that was possibo
ti,ronch tho war, and Ind soon men maimaa aud
suffering in almost every form. hut had mover
Witnessed q HIght which 40 completely unporyod
lin Nv this The school-houHo from wl,loh tue
olsltleon fled s still atandfng,, mud tho teacher
escaped by remaining In aud about 1t.
, 1873-10-20
hia rccor1t tour Of investigation mud observation
among tho Indiana In Washington Torritory:
Allow tho Indiana to testify in tho courts Us whites

Protect tho rndans In their real md personal prop
eriy from iho oncroaclment Of trespasacrs..
Project tho persons ot Indiana wiVcs an1 daughters
from tho pollution Of bad whlte mon, tho aa1no a.
white uacn'a wtvea and daughters alc protected.
s1ako tho personal property Of Indians linbo for
Protect their rc.l eaato or reservation homca from
liabilities for debt.
ooDps T fSgs q e. so9s ss % 10
provide for tho support Of their Indian chitdron.
1egIttnatlzo tho children Of white. men by Indian
nnd moher, md prohibit tho divorces Of Indians or Of
white mon from 1ndlan women with whom they havc
ALLOW tho Indians to procure divorce In court aftcr
fu hearing, and thcn only for criminal caAes, to bo
set forth in tho Inv.
by gvhito men who have cohahitcd with Indian women
that ahatl 10 required Of 1udfnnb.
women a. marriage to ali intents and purposes, and
enforce It by order Of court when Its duties arc ncg
II ehor tn. whito man or Indian woman is married.
ut tho time Of cohabitaion, punish both for adultery
or fornication. md mako tho punishment Of such
Protect by aw iuforuera Of tho violation Of those
compel tho Indians who havo not adopted civilized
Compel tho indians to have Fixed abode, and allow
them o 10 same m Pfsllcsea OF trade ano tra'e no" pos
Estcnd 81 md enforce tho criminal law over ,he
1ndlana for oGenses against ono another, md nlso
for otlensea sgatnat the whites: -. .,... .,..
mon for 0fcnBes against the Indiana.
Compel every whito employer on tho reservations to
apprentices At work IN charge on the reservation.
Employ only married men on tho reservation %
snts G aafG ar r amSs
presence Of whtto women and white children among
the Indians il necessary to tho best interests OF the
Tho schools tho reservations to b kept open as
contfnuously aB practicable. Theirs Is now serious
rnrf IN INN mi
, 1873-10-20
Murder OF an Aged Woman in Pitts
burgh--Plunler Supposed to havo
hGEft tho nIAfiYGa

Murder OF aa Aged Woman in Pitts
burgh--Pluntler Supposed to havo
been tho Motive.
p1rTsnuRou, Oct 1a.-Margarot Rrauntln,
German woman, about GO years OLD, WAS found
murdered yesterday In tho second atory Of q
house in t4e rear ot Wylte avenue. Thirteenth
Ward. John T.. Wonok, living In tho down.
stairs portion Of the house, went to Mrs. Braun
tin'a room having boon 1, informed h tat aho had had
found it locked. An entrance WIS effected, and
torriblo sceno a'sclosea: :fhe steve md ehs!rs
the contonta scattered over tue floor. The do
ceased was }5ing on the eoa, faee downward; t1;
aud Jaw woro also fractured, aud tho whole
body. was covered with blood: latohot, with
which the murder waB supposed to have boon
comnited, WAS found near tho body,
coyerel with blood. 1t was supposed that tho
old lady vas miser and was rich, although Bhe
was kept by tho Guardians Of tho Poor and tho
Lados' Benevolent Society. It is surrnisod TINT
she had considerable money in tho house. The
object Of the murder aoemg to have beeu plun-
dor. Franz schluottor aud his two HonB, rosid-
Ing In the lowor portion Of tho house, wero
arrested On suspicion.
, 1873-10-20
Emperor William and Prince Bismarck
in important Consultation.
Trouble Among the Spanish
Rebels.
One Insllrgent Vessel Sinks An~
other.
An Hoir Born to Pore Hyaointhe.
FRANCE,

PAn1s Oct. 1o.-Tho Republicans aro working
with great activity aud energy 10 countoraot tho
dcs]gus Of tho MonarchstH. Ex-PreBident
Thfors, IN conversation with friends yoatorday,
epoko confidently Of tho result.
Tic Deputies Of tho Extrcmo Loft hold
meeting on Monday, and tho Moderate nobnbli-
caua on Tucaday. Thoy will probably unite in
proposition to tho Assembly that tho question
Of the restoration Of royalty 10 referred to
Commission wlaich is charged to report on con-
stitutionn1 laws.
, 1873-10-20

Special Dispatch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich. Oct. 10.-To-morrow noon
public meeting is to bo hold at the City Hall
hero pursuant to tho Mayors call, to aid tho
Shreveport sufferers. Considerable suma have
been subscribed hero privately and forwarded
already, but this is the first public action yot
taken.
Office, caitorB aud printers, sont $50 aid to tho
Momphis printers to-day for tho relief Of tho
yellow foyer sufferers.
, 1873-10-20

o,cloch a % firn broio out IN Ito store Of JamoB
Todd i Co., No. 1o7 Main street, dealoss 10
bagging and manufactured woolon goods. .no;laa Ihs
building and stock wero completely DESTROYED.
They wore valued at about 800 600; insurance 1man
cs;65 for o99 IN W to anbsttsn n u rromens
fanajo;' Tand; 'Morchanta, St n !; Underwrsors n Vi
Queen, Of England; Union, Of Louisyisl1 ; 1nt
poriai, Of England North Dritaipm55, ,ooo eacls
Liverpool aud London, $4,000. The origin OF
the llro IL unknown.
, 1873-10-20
A Enthcr Stabs His Daughter for Dis
h0n0rlMg 1uer Family.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 19.-Carollne IIngo1, aged
az, from Aluaco, WIS klllcd BY her father, Joseph
1Ingel. thia morning, immediately after landing
from the Steamship Louisiana. They took pas
aago ut Bordeaux, and tho father asaorts tlat
tho daughter, becoming TOO intimate with q
hor family. IIo promised tho Captain OF tho
htoamer not to nloloBt lis dauglltor OIL board,
bnt Soon after landing Ao stabbed hor twice with
u knife, fatally.
, 1873-10-20

C1no1aNAr1, Oct. 19.-Tho roar half Of tha
distillary Of Carpenter, Hamilton d Co., on
Canal, 6otwoen Elm and Plum streots wa4
burned this morning just boforo dayllght. Iad
James beatty. The loss is 3lo, 900 INSURANCE,
$4,000. Carpenter, Iiamilton& Go. lost a25,o9o
on machinery and stock; insured fully III o!ghf
companies, mostly foreign.
, 1873-10-20

GENEVA, Oct. 19.-DiBhop Mermillod, from
across tho Trench frontier, l,as issued an inter-
dict against tlroo curea recently chosen by tho
old Catholics Of this city, prohibiting their ozoz-
cBe OF religious functions.
Pero Hyaointho to-day delivered powerful
sermon, III which he took occasion to deny Slor-
rnilloda authority, and rofute the assumption OF
his intori1ict.
Tho vito Of Poro Hyacintho to-day gave BIRTH
to son.