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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31
CHANGE OF FIRM.
eoR SALE OR RENT. .

DWEIIING HOCSf, CoNi ~
a mo four rooms, situated souin ..
,he Episcopal Church., on sfrhnm nh.,re
tnS mo FtT is for sale nj n bargain. lneIe
: : aood we'll affordihg an ineAhaus,lore nn,
supply 81 of water on the prfm'SsS:, prar Sar,icuIars
sold, will be ior teIs . Ennors. mylS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-31
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINE TWO STORY HOUSE ON
n North Main street, containing ten
ave rooms up stairs anu two store oms
anwn stairs, Terms reasonable. Apply at
srs THOS. MCRPHY'S Boot Store.
, 1873-11-08

q tho North Manltou Island and i f Of vatsr shs
h. Si eSs consigned to
Mu.Esson md bound Tor tiis city, went as6ore vhe
s sas H On tSs morning Il tSe ill., rho ores
in number, were rescued ID an exhausted condition by
fhs sh Mn.r o snens
With tho sehr y. i. pnnnam. Tho Mtno1vs lsat her M
s'ss ss& & lot be boz + hasaatopmast at PM IT, ''AD'
Lambert Is ashore It H3aterta Island; Tho schr
e119ser o1 te 1a. mnnd It fsr nT9n ths sef
Quanicsae: oonsidcrsble damage was .dono to the
docks At CasoTie, and soo lumber was Washed sway.
Tho prop Pratrie stats which W wa brofon up On
LAko Huron recently, and aubsequontly returned to
ill., willis a routo 10 thas' point. Tbs g. propesr and
s:; ssss tsss S:sss :ss aa @as'a
Tho Two Rivers Chronicle Of tho 4th contains tho
fSSS9e @ tS9 les ot Tho tn
sces-osa of Srlet isom tne yara Of e. paa,ier CO.
sS 5sr E h RSn e r ssa IN tho upos
p. ma the sea commenced making 20 rapidly tlaas
WHOM within about = miis Of Tie harOo1, iine rss
washed overheard from tho tue's quarter md became
NDkAuBltu III ucE HNGEls EulIEd1Y Aa6UAIlk utFs 6u0
mon On board, W. soon On Tic beach,
wors VI A1 ~ no. co '; h. ,,nss Sna, ,
her erev safely landed, atten.ion wa immodiatoly
directed Y the tug which had 1e 60 20 anchor and
patch VA sent through to Mf Rchards. hcr owner,
s.s e sy him os c 1es s s99 81 g
dspatohod to her raltef Unfortunately however, tho
3s sno1s waa undergoing some saat repsils, sna was
ssbs nd asifed II apon The %' soaoa sne s es hes
%. and, is thought can hs gotten of with but slight
Tho docks on the enat shore suffered considerably
aoFh Of ned nvar ye but On ss i so
hs running oat pto ths es al d.
protected BY Port s.uble, and being heavily loaded
40 fortunate on the ehoro.. Tie Iron company's,
about milo below Port sauble lost track iron rail-
Ssk md ass1s;sa sst tsy s q psss ssa S
Bhi!lands dosE W shsvod o tho faee Of the water
tosus dock wns badly injured, but can be repaired-
not much loss y . scov had beea there and loaded
took benefit tho boom broke and lot tho logs loose,
and scow followed snls The storm must have great
y injured tho works oa Tho Sturgeon Bay
The steamer seen on fire of Darlington, Lake Onts-
rio, On Wednesday night. t,1na out to ba tho Davarl
paasengors. Tho fire. lst discovered in tho con
tro Of tho boat near tho engine and tho flames spread
%9 TSs T
and CROW got into tho other boata ono Of which
sancd nno peraons. including tho pilot laa'es, maid
teen perso1B, including tho first aud second mntos
Rnsssr s9a two hoy named Jaae
the Bnfh tnaEH rnnriiHd anfH.
, 1873-11-08
List Of Members Of the New
= Cabinet.
btr John Macdonald TO Lead the
New 0pposition.,
Speech Of tho Corernor-Cenoral on tho Pro-
-, rogation Of Parliament. i" -:
-
The Conservative Party Rapidly
Breaking Up. 80.

spe''a' 01spatea M 20 !"s .''s e".sas' 4'''3'''
H"s "H1 o1n1'A, ~, 49,, .x. -
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov 7'-Iho now hotorm IA. a.
nlniBtratfnn having boon constructed, tho Min
taters worn sworn in to.day. This frat meeting
~ .,,a pr,,rv' Go;,,,,l ;.os :bo1a al nnor. Thn
~ t5 ~ r.1.1.nt - -.a,.,,l;.
1oo"'ne cons.lsnso sno Japs as, ~ n,,tatn :,
Public Works Blake, without a.portfo1io !;
'Ohriatjo SENATOR: socratarv of State Cart
:S-s.t,4 1f,staI.~ -. r;,,aa ~ xrao5oa.1s
postmastor-a aonorel ;. oaobeo-aen.' Dorion,
Miuiator Of pustfcei Lettell or do st. JnHt, son-
ator.. Agriculture and Immigration: Four
n;or 1nfond Rovonno :, ono acat eti11 w.
A.o.' ,a.aao Ma no,onn' ~ G.,t,; Hr,xi.
cant NOW Dfuns"iek-A': =. om'9nt 'M"tlno
and Fisheries; 1Haao Burpee, = Cuatoms.
Nova Scotia - Coffin, - ReoefYer- General |;
Roaa .preaidont of thu. Council and: pro
ta,n n1,ntalor" ~ Militia. prince Edwards ISL
ano-Aand, minister OF sne 4nsof'of.: =, iao po84"
tion Of Minister Of Militia is atill unfillod. =
The Hon. r. ~. Scott COMMISSIONER OF
f,u...,1 :. 4, a.. .,,o pr,vir,a ~ fntar,o han
tan,,nro5 i,is ras;gn.tion n +ha .io,tensnt-
.Gnvornor md anconted a Hoat tbiB afternoon in
~ Gaai ,s;thn',t norffnn r. 10
.roh0 liz t%at sn1c aiinht nhn,fraa. a. tn of1co
may yos lake place. -: - ;. u, - :; -
nouahI WITH oII1oss. e.am i.a,..,...s -,
naa now opne n:9s' 20 10 mea ~ VIZ
tne non' Mr' 1!ay. uetnGer ~ w. msas.
HoseInment, sao ~ mou;1 s.auu " H. @ "..a .d
Inc Government 1ot tne reaaon 1na1 ~ tnoa uaa
Garasnnr ~ Nav hnIravzos wfioh la 1as aince
; OF Nsw ad1emon: aa,,"n ~ p.t1ssnont
frou, ,,' To,onto hss txu,asd tbc reason he Stood
firm by the qoyernment, inasmuch aa ho has
been appointed Lieutenant, Governor OF Ontario;
~ rrroEnr ~ hfinaI aIiata ,roro. nnlv m ia
an i,ouro NO beforo Sir john Announced on
the floor of the Chamber that Lord Dufferin lkd
accepted the resignation Of tho Ministry. This
II I H..
, 1873-11-08
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKET,

'"7 Special D7Spdfch 10 The Chicago 1T76nns.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 7--BEHvEs-The ruling Of tho
market thus for has beon tao and unsatisfactory to
dealera. Yesterday tho market opened with mctcr-
ate attendance and worry little businoas was done.
To-day tho :attendance was small, and aales alow,
amounting to 900 head considerably below the aysr
ASo. But few from Brighton md no deato1s from
Nsw York hare yet arrived Tho ruling Of the market
10 full 10 per b below ast woek. Receipts number 1886
carloads, tho amacst number received here in many
months. The Average quality Ia tr1ao better than
last week. -
REoE1PTs-For this wcck-Decvos, a,64s; ahecp,
5000 hogs, 10, 900 horses, a.
BHEEP ARD LAMnB-Tha demnnd for eheop and
lambs a merely nominal and tho market exceedingly
dull aud depressed. Sales thus far amount to car
1osds, which 60 East. Tho market ruled 10 per b
lower than last week. shcop, 4@5No per b, and
, 1873-11-08
Illinois d n11caienn rnun1.

CANAL , OFFICE, Ou1oAoo, Nav. 7, l:20 p. n,--Ar-
Walkcr. Iomont 30 yds stone; g. Il. Walker, Lemont,
g. yds stone; narx y wslkor teren az ya stoqa
mont, 90 yds atone; g. r, Lsmont, 30 yards stone;
Meaeue, Lomont, e5 yds stoae; Geo. Judd, Lamont,
"a yds stone; Augusta Lemont, 80 yds atone; Thun-
% yda atone; barge No. 8, Labae, lb0T tons coal;
pFSp ogp popue Lasae, le5,14 ia zinc; Montsna Ucs
tons coal; brilliant, Norris $500 bu corn, 1900 bu
cats; North America. Seneca, e,000 bu corn Phuni1
LocaPost 500 bu corn Jonnie Norris 400 bu corn,
oLEAnxn-Hunter, Lemont, o,eao ri lumber scow
g. q ~ Mn,o Henry sohr Orr nenry 1850 hu potsteos
q ,Q1e ~ fs9t lselianos; Lomont Thunderbot L.
Springs.
ClloAao, Nov. 7.-Ann1vED--Alidgtc, AIaraesIles,
1900 by corn; Cuba, Ottawa; $500 bu corn Mon
trea Ottawa, 5000 bu corn Oayuga, 1900 bu oats ;
Roineo Excelssor, Summit; a5 yds stone.
OLEAnED-Geotgia, Ottawa, 9l,687 It lutnbsr 1850
1ah phUnix. Lookport, Light Frederick, Henry, liza
N lumber dipyoy Queen, Henry, lumber.
, 1873-11-08

A Large Livsry-stablo in St. Lomis
uurnc0; Loss, NcnrlY H100, ,O0D.

A Large Livsry-stablo in St. Lonis
burned; Loss, Nenr1y s100,O00.
81. Lou1a, Nov. 7.-The' extensive livery-sta-
bio Of James II. Thornton. Nos. $40, SD, and
Ola Walnut street, and Nos. 100 and iii Third
street, caught fire nt 1880 O'Clock tonight, and
and carriages were sayed, but large
lot Of buggios, sleghs, hsrnoas,, and other prop
orty burned. The whole establishment In
oluding the, building, was valued at 5000.
Tho stock waa insured for 1000, hut names OF
building, which Was ownod by Thorntonss l. Pierce,
was Insured for s4e,600, az follows
Washington Mutual and North: 81. Louis .Nu-
;tnal, $4,000 each Fire and Marine, Springfield,
"a, 800; insurance Company Of North America.
10000 11tna, OF Hartford, FRANKLIN, Of phila-
dephia; and Hartford, Of Hartford, $4,000
each North British and Mercantile, 810, 600;
Standard, Of New York, and Orient. OF Hartford,
42.6Q0 each, =. '...' "
, 1873-11-08
MARINE.
Fort Of Chicago

Fort OF Chicago
HH1VED. .......... .Hos. 4
9tmr Gorona, 81 Joseph, atndries.
eoh sohr g. e., r ~ Ward, White L9ke. lnmber.
schr Radical, Muskegon, lumbar.
grp ErSp 1Ea ohaf1scl H saugMatu9k. M lumber.
sssr sssr L.! !; F T1sesy! Ma'iksgsn, lumber. ~
sehr 4. pluggar, Holland. stayes.
scow Cousin Mary, South Haven, wood
schr Kate z. Howard, saugatuck, wood.
Prop Annie Young, Etc. coal. = .,
ser senr s. Gas Ma1n oiEeae. Hs Rs.pds eHl ,nr,es
schr J, Ataler, Fay City, kalt,
9chr q. narber, Pore Marquette, lumber.
schr j. A. Holrnea, Ludlngton, lumber.
aohr Barbarian, Muskegon, lumber.
CLEARED. .,..,....,, NOV, 7.
6tmr Corona, st. Joseph 40 kegs bcer, and Rundr3es,
sehr @ aoidea Fleece. eioyelsad, @ !oooo % bn osit..
Prop Roanoke' Buffalo, 13,2oo bu wheat. 1900 brls
scer %@ p Preston Kingston, ct H. 1853 o. ou corn.
sshr James nI pnifso 500 ~ ~ corn
schr Hattie Flsher, Baey's Harbor, 20 brla pork
49,, lr,s beef, 4 tons feod, ana sundttss;
- =. hr!s ilour, 70 brls pork, and sundrtes:
schr William Smith, South Haven, 1,400 bn oats, 10
scow Milton, white Lake. 5000 bu oats, 10 brls pork
Prop Ira ohat1ee, sausatuck, 1000 hides, and sun
NIGHT o1EAuAsoEs.
Btmr Muskegon, Grand uavcn, 10 bbls pork, 90 brls
- flour. 80 bra oil. 100 bxs cheese, aud sundries.
steambarg Lothair, Montreal 100 brla pork, 7,i1o
schr Hsttia Weils, ogdenaburg, 10 400 bu corn.
schr s Thistle; Cleveland, a e55 hu corn.
Prop .. F.. Wade. Port Huron, 1l,o57 bu corn, GOO
brls -four, and sundrles.
, 1873-11-08

DETno1r, Mleh, Nov, 7,-pAssEn ua--Props Tolo-
bargcs, Forest city md barges, saiina md bargcs,
Prlnaiytls and barges bark Watson schrs Bveet.
heart p Noyes, Mary Perow, Hartford. Alexander,
g. Foster, Undfne A. n. Csrrington, Express Gre
nada, George ateolc, William Home, Ja1nsa wnde,
laisted, Ayr. Stampede, Julia Willard, Fanny Camp
PAssEp DowN-Props 1ndta, Fountain City, Lady
Franklin; achra Fit2hu8h, L. @, Roberta Eyeulng
Star, BEfghtie, Lie Pratt, Anaadeu, Maxwell.
DErMo1r, Mich, Nov. 7.-pAsaEo Ur-Bark Nelson :
Achra Mont1norenoy, Italia.
PASSED DowN-Noue,
WrNn-Eask.
, 1873-11-08
The Tragedy ut Lazssar1k, Ark.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. i. The tragedy re-'
ported lii Lanark, Bradley County, last night
las created intense oxcitoment. II appears that
one of tho Eagles was omployod In tllo capacity:
Of Constable. He had writs for the Arrest OF
tho two negro hog thieves. On coming up with
them, they refused to surrender aud. as the
0onstable'a posse dismounted, they wore fred
upon by band Of negroes in ambush, killing all ;
three Of Tho Eagles and severely wounding Sui
lvan. Dock Gray .waa tho only ono Of tho poaae;
unhurt. On bis escape he returned to Ian ark
and reported the partioulare, whom tho Sheriff OF
Bradley County summoned = ,posae Of fifty
mon, and went to tho place Of the torriblo dood;;
found tho bodies with no one ncar. They had
been robbed OF thoir guns, jowelry, horses, and
equipments. The bodies wore removed to La
mark to-day, where tho inquest ia being held.
Tho Bhoriff OF Lanark, accompanied by tho Hon.
y; F. Eagle. Repressntstiye from !ansrk, where
bis knamen Tero killed arrived ~ the ely tbs
ernor: The Sheriff Of Pulaski sent out d posse
Of ten men to-day to effect the arrbut OF tho
murdorers, but nothing has been hoard from,
/ them.
, 1873-11-08

Bpn1NoFtELn, H., Nov. 7.--Dlr. A. D. Roberts,
the n.sstor brldgo.bnilder on the Gilman. Clin-
ton 4 eprlngaolA Railroad, foil to-day from =
trestle-brdge. a aistance Of forty foot, to tho
ground, breaking one leg aud sl4ysrlug tho bono
for six or elRht lnohes. He also received other
injuries, and It ia feared that he Aas been ill.,
jured internally and seriously. .lIo waa taken to
ful.
, 1873-11-08
4 Verdict OF $500 Against a Railroad
Company for Breach Of Contract.

Sptcial Dispatch 70 T7e Chicago 4ftbuns.
INp1ANAPo11s, Ind, Nov. 7.--At the 9eptem-
bor torn Of the Superior Court Mrs. ]. II. Tom
inson obtained d yordiot Of 1890 against the
indianapolis, Bloomington l. Western Railroad,
for damages sustained in beIng carried one-half
purchased & ticket, tho conductor In Charge re-
fusing to transfer Aor back to the station. The
Court granted 3 new trial on tho ground Of ex-
ceaaive datnagoa. The second trial, which has
just concluded, resulted in the jury finding for
tho plaintiff in tho aum Of $500.
, 1873-11-08
TIE CAIRO KIDNAPPING FARCE.

OA1no, ILL.,, Nov, 7.~Drummond aud Morri-
aon, charged with the abluotiug Of tia Watkins
gErl, were examined to-day aud discharged for
want OF oytaonoe to Justify their dotontton. Tho
tact that tliq gr voluntarily returned to tle beat
that her sEory Is fabrication.
=. EyAnsy1LLE Ind, NOV. 1.-The character Of
the gill Watkin. alleged to have boon abducted
from hare last Saturday, gives tho Impression
that sho waA q willing captive. Bio IL from
, 1873-11-08
MISTAKEN FORA BURGLAR,

Special Dispatch to Tit Chicaao Tribune.
!, DETno1T. Mich, Nov. 7.-At o'clock yestor-
day morning young man named Henderson,
on his way homo from nights carousc, stoppod
at tho house Of Widow Lavine and demanded Ad-
mittance. 8he fired pistol through the win
dow; wounding him 80 That he died in few
'minuted. -
, 1873-11-08
LEGAL: MATTERS.

The Duncan Will Case in Calhoun
County, mtch.--Istshop Simpson, OF
tbs Methodist Church, on the Stand.
Special Dftpatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
BATTLE GREEK, Mich, Nov: 7.-somo impor-'
tant' Witnesses rero sworn yesterday In the Dun
can will caBo at Marshall. Among them we're
William Wilson, legatse to the amount OF sl0,-
900, who is harnesB-makor OF Plummer, Pa. j;
James Long. Of Philadelphia, legateo for ssoooo; !;
and Bishop Simpson, also Of Philadelphia,
lcgatee for $4,000.
The Rov. Mr. Dougherty, Of Albion, WAS 70.
called on oross-oxamination. He had tho night
previous visited Battle Crock to ascertain facts
relating to Mr. Duncan he wanted Justice done,
honco his interest in tho trial.
rhe Ravs, Mr, Carl and Buell., Methodist min
iatera, tue latter formally from this city, to-
gether with aeyeral other witnesses, were sworn,
The Rey: Mr: Daells testimony related to NJ,
Church ia this city In 90 and 70. Ho then saw
nothing to indicate a weakness In hi. Duncan's
memory.
Mr. Drake, a merchant Of plummer, also testi-
the 1atter'a promiso to procure means to build
nice church In Plummer, In place Of the ono
then partly, built. The question whothor ho
had heard Mr., Duncan speak Of assisting his
5GRess % 1 n. 1esd Pa By sn h Ih50 was Sho t
place, Mr. Drake finally stated that Mr. Dun
can did once Inform him OF passing over by
check $40, 600 to his brother William.
Bishop Simpson, being sworn, said ho believed
Mr. Duncan to havo been man OF average
mind. He was anear friend to Mr. Duncan, and
never saw any change In him from tho first to
tho last OF lis acquaintance. He know nothing
Of tue will ut the time Of tho testator'a death.
Mr.. Duncan had once sgni1ed his in
tention Of entering tho ministry, but
WAS advised by tho Bishop to assist some liter
ary institution. The Bishop once received a
letter from Mr, Duncan, who said he preferred
to give his money to 8unday-schoo1s and poor
chlrohas,. On oroas-examinAtion, the Bishop
Baid that he received salary OF %, 600. Ho had
once received from Lii. Duncan 5000, another
time 81 900, and another time 800,
James Long testified to tho friendly relations
betweon himself and Mr. Duncan. Ho heard OF
testator'a death by telegram from James Lind
say received letter previously from the Rev.
Robinson Scott, relatiye to hlr. Duncan's illness
but his answer to hIr. scott's letter could not
have reached ireland before hlr. Duncan's
death. p1r, Long also testified that ho knew
nothing OF thu will until after the death OF
teatator. Ho did not know Of any defect
in Mr. Duncan's memory, but thought him
q safe, prudent buainess-man. Ho once heard
Mr. Duncan coucedo that Bishop Simpson was
his best friond.
The trial 1s progressing finely and tho wit
neaaas arc being rapidly BWoru, 1he niuor tos-
timony. is to tho effect TINT Mr.. Duncan WAS q
usually sound man but tho statement, which ia
general among the Mcthodist brethren, that Mr.
Duncan mover complained OF tho difficulty With
his head, conflicts somewhat with the previous
testimony,
, 1873-11-08
THE CHICAGO SATURDAY. NOVEMBER i57y

donsd atout 900 n,ilca of Halifax. Tho
Abysainiau tovcd her to- tho mouth Of
this harhor to-day, AID. put \ third
otficer and five mon On board, shon proceeded
ashore 1T Csmpordown, and tclegraphed to this
city Tor aasletancc. A tug was aont down and
towcd tho wreck up. Tho decks wcfo strown
with cl,ain slot, empty bottloa, guns, and debris
Renorallv. wl,iol, showed Tint the vcsaol Ind
boon acliitltlol There were sovoral foot Of wator
In her hold.
, 1873-11-08

WIIMiNoToN, Del, Nov. 7.-dFeat excitement
WAS creatsd this evening by an alarm proceeding
from tho residence Of tho Cashier Of the Bank
Of Delaware. IN this oity, caused by Al attempt
Of tho Cashier, with a Siew to robbing the bank.
The men gained admittance to the house by
atratagem, seized the Cashier, haudcuf1ed and
threw him on tho floor. They then proceeded
to tho dinlng-room, where the ladlea wore at
tea, and with drawn pistols enforced silence.
Ono Of the ladies' escapfng, gave the alarm, two
Of the police arriving in time to SEQ the burglars
escaping. Chase. was given, and one Of the
police gained upon the retreating gang.
Shots waro exchanged without effect when Que
Of the robbers suddenly stopped and allowed tho
officer to got near him. Ho then dealt him =
murderous blow aud the officer foil senBelesB,
seriously wounded in tho head. Tho robbers 80
far have eyadod arrest,
, 1873-11-08
T1cnFY Tfhin-IkObbery,

8AIT LAKE, Nov. 7.-Evans Rogers and wife
discovered, on their arrival here last night from
the East, that they had boen robbed Of ia, 700 in
gold. There ia said to bo d regular system Of
fobbing railway trains to Ogden.
, 1873-11-08

NEW Yong, Nov. 1.-The Grand jury Of Buf-
folk County. Long Island, to-day found indlct.
Oharles q. Kolaey, only one. OF whom, Rudolph
bammiB, haa been arronted. ..
, 1873-11-08
Portsmouth, Ohio, ard has lived hero ooossioh-
ally Tor year, most Of the tims with people Of
doubtful character. .re


The Exru1st0n OF oliver ChnrIfofk
from tiac TnfnmhnY Hall AsHociatl0n
--rIto Proceeding 1nuomsidorato, and
In so1nu Respects Unjust. ::
Special D,spatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, Nov. .7.-Thc summary, uno{-
pcctcd, aud, in some respects, unjust expulsion
last evening Of Police Commissioner Oliver Gar;
lick from tho Tammany Hall 9oneral Commit
too, has been much discussed to-day among all
olassoa IN tho city. Let the proof Of the mans
guilt bo es strong .as 1t may, 1t WAS obvioualy
doing him an injustice to condemn him without
,atfording him an opportunity to say anything In
his own defenRe. The majority Of the Tam
many mon approve his removal from the roll i
but \ fow OF the more: thoughtful say he should
have boon allowed a'hehring. In rossPonee to,
Tribune regarding the charges agalnst. him,
Commissioner Chsrlick aaid to-day tliat ho cared
very little for the action at tho Committee. He had
not attended mcetlng Of: that organization for
m?r1 tna ten y91,ar psst; Me was sc member
part. It was bis opinion that his character
would eomparo favorably with those Of John
Morrieoy, Con. .sptnola, Or Judge 1odwith. Tie
opposition Of the 1attor was because ho (Char-
nation as q polico-Juatlco. Ho would meet the
chargea that he had appointed thicvea and ro-
poators as Inspeotorh Of Election IN bis way and
IN good tinlp. As 4 Democrat he was aasignea
by tho noard to look aftor The character OF tho
was impossible to appolnt 1900 Of
thcso without placing eome bad )" mon
among them. But. knowinkly,o .ha had
not appointed an improper pezson. :; Only about
ploted. Thore wero doubtless individual st.
tompte to ohoat In few tnatanoes;' Is there arc
1T every election. He could not expoot to please
both parties. In nearly ovesy election district
throughout tho city there we're nine Tanmany
Eighteenth District. about which. 80 much had
beon said, wleroin lived John Kelly, Richard
Croker, and .Benator o'Brien, he ID exercised
discretion In the selection Of Inspectors. Even
thoro, Tammany was allowed majority Of In
Bp6ctors. He appointed NO Inspector In the
interest OF any candidate for election.
, 1873-11-08

EVANSVILLE, 1nd,' Nov Tho Ellis Canal
Losg, $40, 900. insurance, s12,000 In tho Cor
mania Of indianapolis, $4,000, and 81, 900 each
in the Weat Chester, OF Nov York Merolanta',
Of Newark, N. j.; Lancaster, Of Lancaster, Pa.
Globe, OF Chicago; -Alfemania. of Cleveland
And Gteat WeBtern, Of New Orleana.
, 1873-11-08

Spseia! Df!ps:et 70 Thu gAteaao Tribune.
DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Tho schooner Yankee, With
cargo of coal for Chicago was towcu Into Bay by to-
day, with bowsprit, yard, and both uasts gone-car-
r1ad qG bya gust oG Point au Darks on Tucsdsy.
, 1873-11-08
KANSAS cry livestock MARKET.

n Special Dtspatea 70 1ae Chicago 1ti6unt.
KANsA8 Orr, No., Nov v7.-CATTLK-1seccipts, 1878:
shipments 3H Little is doing, aud buyers are f oil.
Prices are unchanged. Quotations are: Wintercd
Texas, $2.30@6.bo !; through Toran packing steers,
f1.G1.
Hoos--Iight inquiry at a@sxo.
, 1873-11-08

Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
. DurFALo,i IN. T., Nov. Tho reported muir
dor At Fort Eric, Wednesday night. turns out to-
bo nothing more than q sudden death from in
temperance. Mrs. William ]. Beals got into1i-
catod, and, after boistorouH night, went to bod
and died there. The nofghborg tlsreupon cir
culated tho story TINT Mr. BcnlB 1dllod her. The
reputation OF the man Is good.
, 1873-11-08

Special Dispatch to TAe Chicago Tribune.
" DETROIT, Nov. 7.-The Goodyear Dental Vul.
canito Company to-day obtained temporary In:
junction III tho United 6tatea Court here to-day
against thirteon dentists for alleged infringing.
, 1873-11-08

ONEIDA, N, y. Nov. IA man was caught at
Canaatota tonight in tho act of Betting fire to
houHe. Ho is supposed to be the man who fired
tho village before. Thero is great excitement
among the people, and 1t is feared he cannot be
protected from their indignation.
, 1873-11-08
scvITtED AND ABANDONED. 4

HALIFAX N. g., Nov. 7.--!TAo quparl steamer
Abyssnian ypBtorday fell ii with tic Bhfp Rlol-
ard lsabIHson, from Now York Tor Europe, with
cargo Of eotton, oil, oll cake. d.. aban.
, 1873-11-08

New YonK, Oct. TAT tho trial Of the doteo-
tiyes to-day, the Council to tho Corporation
gave bis opinion that Mcdonald, the Bank Of
England forgor, being convicted OF felony, bis
at1idayita cannot be taken into confederation.
, 1873-11-08
A Citizon of Portland, 1nd., Stabbed
md horribly OntrnEcd.-!rIAo Victim
IRcticei1t nt to the Perpetrators OF th<
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Special Dispaech 10 TAs Chicago Tribune. !,
PORTLAND, Ind, NOV. 7.-Tllis morning, about
2o'csoclst some poraon. or persons cntored lhe,
back room Of Huay. d Cofrmann's hnrneas Shop
whero William j: Huey, ono Of tho propriotorsa,
was s1eoplng.' hftor' stnbblng him in tug. mock
and committing d flohdieh outrage upon bis per-.
son, tho rufflan or rufflans robbed aud left him
for doai: 1hia morning, when the proprietor Of
the store adjoining WAS building flro no hoard
a noiso, aud went aud found Mr.. Huey III bod,
weltering in his blood. An alarm was at once,
e1von but as yot no clio to this most mysterious
affair has boen found. The Vlotim is lying In a
worry critical condition. Ho Is highly respect.
ablo citizen, and public indignation Is aroused
to tho highest pitch.
j. LArEh-8p p. m.--Tho. man who WAS brutality
outraged hero thus morning. Ia now sensible, and'
tue doctors hayo strong hopes OF having hia Life.
Ho will not say much about The affair, and knoysf
more than ho will tell. He says he received q
letter, q fow days since telling him ho would?
nevor marry certain woman to whom ho is now,
engaged; that Ills lilo would be takon II no other
moana would prevent.
, 1873-11-08

McGnEaoh, Ia, Nov, b-!The Norwegian who
was killed at oonoyer, IT,, by train Of cars
AndraW Molator, At the tlmo Of hia death le
was intoxicatel.