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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-04-19

hhds as follows: a.
46 hhds. fine leaf, from Sll 90 Is.
% hhds. good leaf from 10 90 10 10 %.
SO hhds. medium leaf, from9 50 to %.
q hhds. consIaon leaf from 50 to 10.
IA hhds. low leaf, from 80 to 8 40.
40 hhds. Tugs, from 25 to 40.
Shhds. trash from 90 to 6 20.
Harrison & Shelby, of GAINESVILLE Ware
house, sold for the week ending April Il,
81 hhds., as follows:
hhds. trash Tugs from so to 90.
% hhds. planters Tugs from % to 20.
20 hhds low leaf from 20 TO 50.
AZ hhds medium leaf, from 90 to 10 Is.
hhds good leaf. from 10 50 to II Is.
Grinter, Young & Co.. of the Cumberland
Warehouse sold for the week ending
April Is, so hhdsas follows: - Z, -.
10 hhds Todd CO. leaf at Is 90. II IS, 10 Is,
10 90, 10 90. 9 90, IS, 9 20, so. 90. So Is.
shhds. Logan Co. KY: leaf at Il 50,
10 20, 10 00,e 50, 8 so, 8 50. s SOL so.
10 7 do IS Hogs,ns So Sg leaf at 10 co.
5htds. Simpson co.. KY, leafat 10 so. 9 so.
hhds Trigg co., KY. leaf at 10 rs. 10 90,
9 80.
7hhds. Robertson co.. Tenn, leaf at II 70,
II Is, 10 50, 80, 20, 8 10, GO.
hhds; Montgomery o., Tenn, leaf at
10 %, 10 Is, 10 25, 10 Is.
3 hid. Henry co., Tenn, leaf at 9 90.
hhds. Henry Tugs at so. 6 20.
II hhds. Todd co., KY, Tugs at so, 50,
Z 80, 20. 90, Z 90, 6 so, 6 IS, 70, 20, 60,
6 80.
hhds. Trigg co., KY. lugs at 8 20. 9 90
6 60.
hid. Logan co., KY, Tugs at so.
hhds Montgomery co., Tenn, Tugs IS,
6 90, so. - i--.i- -
2hhds. Robertson CO., Tenn, Tugs at 40,
725 e-. - - -ra -
lhhd. Simpson co., KY, lugs7 90.
3hhds Hipkins CO., KY, Tugs at 6 %, 8 10,
so,
6 20. 9 20, 6 20.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-04-19

spalding's Glue nends everything.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-04-19

Herndon, Gold & Co., of Trice's Lending
Warehouse. sold, April 10th, 2cs hhds. as
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-04-19

ence.
Springfield station, April 20 and27.
Salem and Corinth. at Corinth May 10 & IL.
Cedar Hill Ct, at Turnersville May IL and Is
Clifton Ct, at Shaw's Cross Roads May "a
and %.
Asbury Ct, May 81 and Junel.
New Providence station, June and s.
Antioch CT. at Tarsus June l4and 10.
Dickson ct. June 81 and -.
Montgomery ct, June Is and %.
Saline CT. July and 6.
GAINESVILLE sta. July II and Is.
MIZEII. p +
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-04-19
GAINESVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET

CORRECTED BY J. j. cRUsmAN.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-04-19

Blooming Black Alpacas and Mohair, best in the mari
Mourning Goods of all grades, very handsome.
Elegant Black Silk from 81 25up, at
HARRISON, MASSIE & cos
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-04-19

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, 1873-11-09

that sho did not hign tho lood. On coming bnck
abe won't on to l,er land and took peacoabio poa-
acHsion OF 1t four or fyo days ngo, and 10 living
mon, md together with Mrs. Kinney,
attempted to oust tho Green family
aud tako poaBoaBion Of tho houBo or burn It.
Groom forbade them coming on to tho property,
consulting Of William Dow, Alexander NioLoai,
and A1ichacl Mclean, forcol opon tho gate lead.
Ing TO tho yard, and mado n rush for the door,
Harvey Groom, q brothor, who was outside, tlloy
SHOT dead near tho door,. Groon's fatnily inside
then opcucd fire OIL tho attaching party and
drove thon, away. Dow WIS slightly wo1indod
also Mclean. John Groen had QUO Of hts fInr.
crs shot Off. Killzey and his gang wcro arrcstod
and takcn to Redwood City, wllero thoro was
great o5cltemont aud threats Of lynching. 4
tho frat degree.
, 1873-11-09
CRIME.
A Young nInn Stnbs His Father und
then Kills FNimsrlf.

A Young nInn stnbs Ills Father nnd
then Kills EVimsclf.
Special Dtspatch to The Chteaao Tribune.
PtTrsnunal1, pa., Nov. "a horrible tragedy
Tsas cnactod last syoning ut Monongnhea City,
30 mflcs from this city, lip tho Monongahoa
River. 4 son fatally stabbed his fathor ana
ilson committed suicide. From information
which your correspondent obtained, It ap-
pcars that MI o1d-timo foud existed bo-
t%se s on John olomems @ qt roh 9 above paco end
division Of tho old. ;mans property, who, il
Seems, turned ovor llis roal oslato to other mr.
tiess and muddlod things ,gonorally
aS nSouor ron9f Is g;ssn years Of who sso was arr
again, and turned over n1l his property TO lis
wifo, thns conplicattng matters moro. Tho sou
stayed At his fa.her's house since lle .was mnr-
ricd, and several weclts ago ho at,d his step
'' IN Complaint Going "Gs leasca dV'0'}se Be-.
iorc m Alderman. On Friday tho woman
had hearing, and was discharged. James said
hc would have revenge. so, last night going to
tho butcher-shop, where he was employcd, l'o pro-
onod it Deliberately 1'l On st stool, 'D"tn add
liz found him Will tho frionds
Of Ills wlfo, a few doors from his own house, on
Race street, .near Water 11o at onco made
terrible wound III bis abdomen, extending clear
across and through tho loft groin. Tho old
man fell, and some parties approached
James to arrcst him, when lie said, II have liad
my revenge, and am ready TO die !" md at once
through into tho hoart, seyorlng that in
two and killing him instantly. An inquest
was held on hin rcmans to-day, and o
verdict in accordance with tho above factn was
rendered. John ClemonB ia still alive, but
uif,k{t n 1&S,lf ,f n,n {,.
many years.. md WAS man OF considerable note
in tho borough.
, 1873-11-09
THE TRADES.

NEW YonK, Nov. 8.-The strike OF the brick
layers and lAborers continues. Builders who
dosre to carry On the work are unable to 1nd d
sufficient number Of mon who arc willing to la
bor at reduced wages, and it Is not unusual to
iind mechanics applying for tho work Of IN un-
skilled laboror. In some instances the aubsti-
tutes for men on striko have been induced to
leave work. the aociety men promising all tho
money neodod. The Workingmcn have resolved
to petition Congress to repeal tho tariff on hat
tors silk plush, and tomorrow will consider
their own condition in this city, NTH 4 yieH to
its Improvement. About 400 mon are employed
on the Post-O Otico building, worling under the
eight-hour Inv, and It Is intended to Keep the
force up to this number during tho whole vim
tor.
, 1873-11-09
RELIGIOUS.

Saturdays Session of tho Young lTcn,s
Chriattnn Association Convention ut
neutrality-suspicious. from tho Va
FtOHs 1hHs0cintiolis--I INT Crcstf1lg Dis
cNssfOmR.
Special Dispatoh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 8.-Tho SECOND dny Of
tho Young Mons Christian Association Conyon-
tlon opoiaod with 1argoly incronsed attendance.
Iho dovotions woto conducted by A. D. Wiclor,
OF bloomington. 4 short timo was taken up In
hearing reports from tho different Asaocintlons.
Normal reported live depot work. A. hundred
dollars worth Of tracts aro Oh thoir way from
EUROPE and tho work was boing proaBcd with
energy, zenl, and determination to mako tho
Association more uaoful In the future.
Champaign reported promising organization.
Aurora spoke Of its mission school.
i. Q. Delong rcad an interesting report of tho
the Chicago Swedish Association and Norwegian
A6aooiation. 1Io reported IN interesting and
raofnl work among The immigrants. who need
somo ono to save tllom from Bwi1ldlers every
where roady to tiupo them.
Tho depot work of Chicago, surviving the fire.
was roported by Mr. Hitchcock.
Tho discussion on 6tnto aud National work
opened in an interesting address by Mr.. COMMIT
Or Chicago, followed by btr. Morse, OF Now
United States and the British Provinces to tos-
tify to tho truth Of Mr.. Commits remarks.
:, Tho Convoneion appointed Mr. Bentley, Of
Mason City: Fitzwllliem, Of Bloomington !;
Hitchcock. Of Chicugo Moore, of Champaign,
and Erickson, of Chicago, committee to report
Oh permanent organization.
>, The AFTERNOON WIS principally devoted to tho
diacuBsion OF the topic u How can tho Young
Mons Christian Association help to create pub
lilo sentiment against doAccration Of tho Bnb-
bath by railroads." Atossrs. Morse, Of Now
Cork, Hitchcock, Of Chicago, President Ed
wards Of Normal, aud others spoke upon tho
talte tho matter in charge.
This closed discussion Of tho topics agreed on.
Tomorrow. at nearly oyory church III tic city,
services will DO conducted by members Of tile
in tho afternoon conducted by AIeusrs. hIunaon,
Erickson, Hawson, and Peterson. Of Chicago.
There will DO union service Of all the churches
at DurleY Hnl.
, 1873-11-09
The Burning OF the StcnIner Xsay3a
rim.

Vhe Turning OF tho Steamer ASuyt1-
From The Toronto Globe, Nov. Z,
The pursor, Mr.. L. A. hfcpAerson arrived
hero by yesterday mornings express from the
East, and was waited upou by oue Of our report
ers, to whom he gave tho following statement
with respecs to the catastrophe
"Wo Lett Toronto yesterday "wednesday after
noon ut g o'clock. When OIL OsLawa and about
Is miles from shore a lire brolso out amid
ships. and tho hoat WAS almost immediately in q
mass Of tlames.. Throo boats we're lowered, ono
Of which driftod away before any ono got iuto
The other two boats reacled land ~ aafoty
about o'clock this morning. Ono of tho1n was
commanded by the first lnalo John Hcndorsou,
OF Charlotte N. T., and continued thirteen por-
rest mombers Of the crew. lilo passongcru
wore j. ]. parmcntor, Toronto, ani hlastsr
James Glare, Of Manitoba; the otLors woro
Charles bradley. second mate, James Tin.l-
came, tho watohman, two lrcmon, L:
JOHN Nevero, waisera mess meaa.roo@ 'sso boy deck t
hand, whose name do not know, and Hender-
son aud myself. The other boat was command
cd by tho pilot, q Frenchman, whose first name
is Napoleon, and contained nino persons. all be-
dies maid, Ann derraghty, AMI John McGowan,
tlreman Tho names OF the others ( do not
know.
'Thero wero fourteen persons left aboard Lie
steamer WHO cnuld not be got oil, THO
tlames spread ~ quickly that 1t was almost I'M
possible to do anything. One Of the small
bouts waa ncorc1ed, aud one OF the 1uates got his
faco burnt. Amongst t4ouo lost ure the
Captain, Clarlon Carmichael, Of Toron-
to; the Chief Engineer, William Fin
ncanet Of Prescott; tho steward, William
Spence, Of Lachine, formerly Of Kingston Mrs.
sIbbald and daughter, Of Dyoc1yills Miss Ire
land, Of Kingston, who was returning homo
from Chatl!anl, wlero ahe had been seeing her
brother, md Mr.. nillYard Woar. OF Chatham, ,wlo
had boen travelling with her. rhoro WIZ very lit
te screaming, anything Of that sort. but when
Wo woro leaving the steamer [ heard something
lilto moaning. Some ono snid that tley naw twu
women standing OH l.er stern. TAe Inst SAW OF
Capt. Carmichael lie was in tho water holding OIL
to plank. liz calleu out, Chnrloy Charley,
Char!py," to the second mate, and wa went
over to him; 2 boy. who WIS near him
tilun got hold Of the bout, aud,
while we wore pulling him in, the Captain
Hcen,oa to paddle AWAY from ua, md wo lost lin.
Some one said tllat he had lifa-proseryer but
1t ~ mol likely he lived long, tho water was no
cold. 4 tug wastowlng tile steamer into WhItby
wlon loft. Sllo had Oh board about ], 1,0UU bar
rols of applos about 50 tons Of bacon, mud q
small qnantty Of other fgoight whcn uho was
burned"
, 1873-11-09
The Fort Wayne City TrcnsMrcr Re
signs to Escape Inapcnclislcllt.

Speciat Disnatch u The Chicago Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, NOV. 8.-In tho impeach-
mont-trial Of John 4. Drocgmyor, City Treaa-
urer, lust night, ut tho conclusion Of tho eyi-
denco Of tho prosecution q rccoas WAS
takon until 11:30. Being called to Or
dor, tho dofcnso rested, tho prosecution
and proposed TO submit the caao without argt1-
n,ent. DofonHo demurring, spirited discussion
took place aa to tho time spealters DO allowed to
mako their argument. City-Attorney Nowberger
waived argument. Mr.. Coloriok, for the de-
fenso, made spirited address, condesnning the
Common Council for dcroicton of duty, severely
criticiuing tho manner in which tho caso had
been carried on, and, to tile nstonlshment of
all, tenderod Droogmyor's resignation. It WIS
understood that he would mako yigoroua
fight.
Droogmyer's resignation wns accepted, and
Afr. McCulloch made u motion to tho Council to
At onco choose successor, which was carried.
g. III. Barton, Z. L. Chittenden, JEFF g. BowHer,
and Platt J. Wiae wero nominated. Barton WAS
declnred elected on the ninth ballot.
Mr.. mcCulloch introduced q resolution fixing
tho bond Of the Treasurer at S600,D00, which
passed, and the Council adjourned.
It is thought TINT criminal proceedings will be
commenced against Droegmyer for fraud.
, 1873-11-09

The Nc1H Cabinet and How 1t fs
Liked - The Ministerial Qrcss EIc-
signed to tho Situation.
Special Dfspateh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Nov. 8.-The Office OF Minister OF
Militia Inns been filled by Ross. Of Yictoria. The
Presidency OF tho Council ia still untitled.
In addition to those reported, It appears that
the outgoing Government made long Il 1t Of ap-
pointmontB. Members aro leaying for their
homos, very few remalning in tho city.
Tho composition OF tho now Ministry gives
very general satisfaction to the country. II pos
aesses great executive talent, and is much moro
representative in character than its predecessor.
TonoNTo, Nov. B.--Tlla Ministerial papers US
sert TINT tho now Ministers will not bu opposed
In their re.eleotion by Opposition candidates.
There s one very good roason therefor. Noarly
every mai, was elected by large majority, aud
III Opposition candidate would have no GLANCE.
, 1873-11-09
MEMPHIS.

Tho mortnnry Report - Revival oil
Esuuancaa-Aia From E0uisvIaIc-Fugls
tiyos-Cn1lcd Home.
MEMPHIS. Tonn., Nov. 8--The physicians Of
tho city held 8 noesing last night, and passed
resolutions of rospoct aud to erect q monument
to the memory Of their professional brethren
who died during tho epidemic Tia funeral OF
DR.. Merrill will take place tomorrow.
Refageos aro returning t rapidly: Among them
iss oyor tho country iu the interest OF their yo-
spcctva Journals.
Mortuary report the past a hours-Yellow fe-
yer, 2; other causes, 3. Deaths for tho week
yellow lover, 27; other causos, 80. Decrease
from lust weck-yellow foyer, 80 othor causes,
IT.
Tile Secretary OF tie Board OF Health reports
TINT the weeks summary shows the city trse
from all danger Of Infectious or contagious dis
cases. Tho deaths from yellow favor are but
the lingering results Of tho late epIdo,nic.
Weather warm. All foar of q renewal Of the
fever has disappeared, and visitors from NIL parts
OF THO country are OIL the Etreota. Tile city iu
rapidly filling up With returning citizens, and
business Is moro animated to-day than since tho
close of THE last scason. Merchants express
themselves nluc'l encouraged with the prospects
ahead.
AID FROM Iou1sY11LE.
5onso sa oy a s2 M fehst t. ohs r9 St psss e
Memphis, for lo ralef OF tho, suffering families
S2uD Of this was Tho proceeds of tho policsn,sn'a
benefit at The Vaudeville Theatre. The balance
people who took refuge hero during the proya-
lence OF the fevar have gono home.
coatE HOMIE AND HELP US.
Ffont fhe JfenepAfs ApHeal, 1yo2. 9.
cases OF yellow-feyer, and of tic 17s reported,
o. aro conyaleEcoMt, leaving only 81 that are at
all doubtful. This lB most gratifying exhibit,
and proves that wc aro lust III q fair way to be
, 1873-11-09

Sptcial Dispatch to TIE Chicago TRIBUNE.
P1r1spunau, Pa, Nov. 8.-n the financial limo
nothing now Was developed to-day. There was
rumor Of tho failure Of two prominent houses.
but they arc false. No failurea have occurred
further than those recorded II TIE Tn1n-
uNE. Mossrs. McVnys returned all deposits
made on yesterday, and they deny that any ono
deposited $1,000 with them just before they
closed. There seoma to be no doubt in tho pub
lie mind hore that they will soon resume, aud
much sympathy Is expressed for them, as they
business. The failure OF Lloyd, Hamilton & c.,
in NoU York, was tho rea1 cause Of their suspan-
sion. The firm have not yet made 4 statement,
but they promise ono in very few days.
, 1873-11-09

THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
wero in acssion to-iay, considering their reor-
ganizstioa, but adjourned to Monday without
coming to any conclusion. The ollieers and Ro-
coiver OF tho Company have taken poascssion Of
tho house and lot. and Of certain other real oB-
tate in D.oolzlYn which belonged to Carleton.
RToCK EXCHANGE SUSPENSION.
The special committee which WAS appointed
by the Stock Exchange to Investigate the con-
duct Of 4. D. Williams Il CO. il oyerdrawiug
their account In tho Bunk Of North America, on
the 2OIh OF September, and failing to mako tho
ea.no good Ill lroper time, has reported 10 Tue
Governing Committee that they deemed the
conduct Of Williams L Co. uniuatlnable aud de-
Btractiye to their credit, end shoeling to Tho
confidence which must exist botwoun nstitu-
tons md Businessmen in tho Stock Exchange.
Tho committee also report tl,at willis thoy ac-
quit tho firm Of any intention to defraud, they
ixprcss their unqualified condemnation Of it's
!onlluct. williams i Co. arc suspended inlnfi-
ltciy from their membership in thb Sioux E1-
,haugo.
SATISFACTORILY aETTLED.
New Yonx, Nov. B.--Ihe bankruptcy case Of
Kenyon Cox l. Go. has boen snltled Aati.faetorl-
to oil concerned, aud legal procccdiuga
topped.
, 1873-11-09
E]QHTuAnY,

RlcunoHp, ya, My. o.-rho obaea s'ioH Of Mrs.
Mary Onatla Loo, 'sidow Of tlo late ia Gu. R0best
Chapel at Lexington. Ilor tllroo 90, !, ". s. i.
I.oo, Ollatis Lee, and Robert L. l. Q, mud hor
larghtor wero presont, besides larg concourso
Of friends. lIor remains were depos Ii cd by tito
Mrs. Leo waH 07 yoara Of age. Drlsnesa waa
outiroly suspended, many PLACES boirY; drapod III
mourning.
SELMA, Ala, Nov. 6.-Tho funcrsli' Of Gen.
IJaraes took place. to-day, end VAS very impos-
neB Bel ln tue Htato. Tho storea more elosel,
, 1873-11-09
WASHINGTON,

Amusing Corrcsp0ndcncc-ASu So utlaern
Loan Proposed District nE<tcrA
Civil Service ExnMinationa. Post-
poncG.
WAsu1NaroS, Nov. s.-Thero is con siderable
anxiety in military circles over corres nondcnce
botween tho Chief Signal Officer, Myel, and the
Secretary of War. Myers' rank Is Colonel,
with Brgadier broyet. He h.s,a fallen
inS The nnet ro q s1 ssnng a ii hss met
wcro givon him TINT his assumed ranll WIS in
violation Of fact and law. A few dal's ago tho
Secretary Of War wrote him IN autog,a ,ph letter
adier-Goneral, since which time I1s, has on-
tered his name, on the weather reports "Briga-
dier-0eneral by brevot."
nED1ouLous PROPOSITION.
4 great deal Of ridicula il bestowed on tho
letters Of Il. II. r. Hunter, Of Virginia. which
$500 1000, ,000 to tho South In per ce Mt thirty
ycara bonds, for which the planters tire to my
g por cent, aud give a lrlt mortgage. on tlieir
lands. Hunter Gays that Mr. Lincoln advocated
this plum.
DISTRICT AsFA1Rs.
The Governor OF the District of Columbia
and his personal staff layn gone to d York to
mako some financial arrangements, il, order to
stay the more restivo contractors vino demand
their money. The ropor Of tic Engineer of
the District, which has bcsu circulate d today in
the manuscript, ehowa truly OK ,aordinary
amount OF public Works, enough to d istinguiah
y large commonwealth. About TOO m il!es Of I'M
proved sidewalk and roadway have been laid
down In less than two years.
f1o the Asaocfated Iatss.l
rosTAL-BENv1CE EXTENSION.
WASHINGTON, y. c., Nov. 8.-An extension
OF tho postal service has been ort!e,:a OIL the
peninHular Railroad, from South Be1,tl to Fort
Wayne Junction, 4B miles, conmens ling on the
10TH Of November.
INSTRUCTIONS 70 TREAsunY-Ao: 4 sTs.
The First Comptroller has instruct ed the Az
sistant Treasurer at Now York that ..fle banlt-
rupcv Of an agent is revocation of ll le agency
but where. subsequently, to bankrupt OF, = pri1l-
ctpal, With the knowledge Of the fac appuints
tho bankrupt his agent, the lattor m,EY lawfully
transact auy business intr1sted to lima.
OWL SERVICE EyA11INAr1oNs,
In Wow Of tho ahortucsa OF the nts lice given
held In Cincinnati md st. Louis, the Civil sor-
vice Commission has postponed the Cinciunati
examination 10 Dec. !, ar0 the st. Id luis oxanl-
ination Dec 0. The It'll. Of Deceml q llps been
fixed for tho holding Of IN nxarG nation in
Savannah for tho Southern District. Applica-
tionH will boreceiycd at the proper Do partll!onts
from those wishing to compete III the Cincinnati
Savannah examination to tho 9th OF December
These examinations are to fill @1,200 clorkshipn
In the Departments ut Washington. 1rhe places
ut which the examinations will be hull will be
specified iii the uotices Hent to oanll. lies by tue
Chief Examiner. Instructions as to Tho form Of
making application may be obtained by atlilress-
ing Z. o. Graves, Chief Examiner, Washington.
THE RAwLlAs sTAruE,
Tho statua to the late Sepretary Il aylins for
which an appropriation WA made at the last
HeaBion OF Gongress, las bean ii ID lgncl and
moleled, and will aoon be cast IN brsN,ze.
, 1873-11-09

Turin, Nov. 8.-The corcmonies attending the
completion Of tho monument commennor atng tho
deeds Of Count Oayour took place her<, to-day.
The ceremonies were worry imposing, ard among
italian Primo Minister Of the Cabinet Senators,
Deputios, foreign representatives, city authors
tieB, and large body Of troops. NotMithstand-
ing 4 heavy rain-storm, an immense and outhu-
siastic crowd gathered to witness the ceremonies.
The Mayor Of tho city delivered an address, in
which he paid high tribute to Count Oayour,
through whom. ho aaid, "The star OF Savoy be-
came The sun of Italy"
, 1873-11-09

Special Dt5pa{ch 10 Tic Chicago Tri1Nnt.
PORTLAND, Ind, Nov. 8.-The man Huoy, 30
diabolicaliy outraged here yesterday morning, ia
getting along very well. although still iu great
agony, 4 man named Shannon was arrested to.
day, and will hnvo trial this evening. Sl,an-
non has several times threatened Hueys life, ho~
cause. whom Marshal, he Jailed Shannon often
for drunkenness.
Pieces Of flesh cut from Huey cannot be found,
and 1t il supposed they were carried OF by tho
violators. The decd was done In tho dark, and
80 quickly tlat boforo the man was fairly
Not word was as spoken. It Is
said IN old lover Of tho girl to whom Huey is
engaged was seen in town the afternoon before
the crime, and has not boen seen since. Great
efforts aro being made to find him, but they
have not succeeded yat.
LATER.-shannou has been released on $500
bail.
, 1873-11-09

I1icllmond. which d London dispatch tuuounces
~ overdue, loft this port two weoks ago to-day.
BAo is one Of the largest vessels entotlng thls
port, and ons Of the lateht additions to tho In-
nun tleot. Tue agents Of tho luna, limo. III
this city, say that no anxloty noed he lelt con-
llor arrival out ID probably duo to all teoldont
to llor machinery.
LoaDna, Nov. a.-The steamships Bdatn ami
Laplaud, frcm Now York, aud Marsshua. from
Boston, hhyo arrived out.
, 1873-11-09

New YonN, Nov, 8.-J. i. nTanch and ].
Booth, two Of thu polaria crew, have arrived.
antl will proceed to Washington Immediately, by
direction Of tho Secretary OF tho Nayy. Tho ro-
astronolnor, Is expected hors noxt woek. Tue
o,ew's boat, constructed from tho steam laulloh
Of thr polarlH, Oh whloh twenty-five OF the party
put 10 sea, will 10 Bont to Washington.
, 1873-11-09

Sutctas hapatch 10 Y'ho Chicago Tribune.
Rous River, ueMly 700 foet in length, was I'm
lhllod to-day. Tho American Bridge Company
Of Chlcago, hayo sloEo tAeir work we'll. Thia
bsistgs takes Tho place of the Trnoadnll iron
May 4, whom nearly fifty llyos wore sapritiuol.
, 1873-11-09

Special Dispatch to Tie Chitago Tribune.
CoLDwArEn, Mich, Nov. 8.-ThiH morning.
on going into our jail. the Sherir found it
empty. Five prisoners had escaped during tue
night by touring up tho floor aud digging
. hole in the ground tint reached to
tho JUL yard, whcro no obetncle
etood IN their way Of flight. rheir names were,
Edwin Hull, charged with tho crime Ct larceny
James CLARK, Edwin Darby, and Charles Weston,
robbery, and William hIcCaligan, rapo. At this
time, 10 p. H., mona Of them hGVo been captured.
Weston lives in Chicago,
, 1873-11-09

Receiver AppoIntcsl for an Insurance
CshpaMy..Tlle HtDrso 1'ilot Temple
HufM.
sr. LOUIS, Nov B.--Judge Treat, Of tho United
StatoB District Conrt, has appointed W. II. Walk
or Neceiyer Of the North Missouri Insurance
Company Of this city.
Pilot Iemple, tho sell-known tro.ting stallion,
wan sold at auction for 46, 500.