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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30

from the army. The Minister imme-
diately placed the General on the re-
tired list.
VIENNA, Oct. 29.-There is another
panic on the Bourse and Government
is endeavoring to effect Il settlement
of the financial difficulty.
DRESDEN, Oct. 29.-The death of
King John of Saxony, at Pluitz, is an
nounced this morning.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-A dense fog lays
over this city and numerous accidents
have occurred on the streets. At this
hour moon travel is almost sus-
pended.
MADRID, Oct. 29.-It is reported
that the Carlists have fired on u
British war vessel killing one of the
crew.
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OR ECON.
Farmers Meeting .... Accident al Sea
Fire.

Farmers Meeting 49,. Accident at Sea-.
Fire.
ALBANY, OctOber28.
James Shiertz, the murderer of Van
Emerson in the tragedy at Sweet
Home Valley few days since, was
arrested near Lebanon by the Sheriff
and brought to Albany and placed in
Jail. A preliminary examination was
held last evening and the prisoner
bound over in the sum of $1,000 to
answer charge of manslaughter at
the next term of the Circuit Court.
ALBANY, Or, Oct. 90.
This afternoon, about half-past one,
some children playing with matches
set fire to large barn and fifty tons
of hay, owned by Hurd Il Co., destoy-
ing both. By great exertions of citi-
zens the residences and adjoining
buildings were saved. Had strong
south wind been blowing, as is COM
mon this time of year, the entire
northern part Of the city would have
gone, as the water gave out.
PORTLAND, Oct. %. :.
AT a farmers meeting at Astoria, on
Friday last, resolutions We're passed
that the true policy in the wheat pro-
ducers of Oregon, should be to place
their grain at tide water.
The ship Lord of the Isles has ar
rived from Australia. The second
mate, John Hammond, fell overheard
and was drowned. l.I.4 iIHEE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 2S.-The mortality
from noon yesterday to noon to-day,
from yellow fever and other causes was
eight. An increase of two of fever
from the same hour yesterday, but a
decline in the number of new cases.
There was hard frost this morning
and the temperature is still falling.
Mayor Johnson resumed his official
duties this forenoon.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 90. Deaths from
yellow fever during the past "a hours
number II. No new cases reported.
There was heavy frost last night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
Tom Scott fails to Negotiate
Bonds in Europe.
A Californian dies in Chicago.
FOREIGN NEWS.
NEW YORK..

New YORK, October S.--The Cooper
Institute was filled last night by the
opponents of any change in the COM
mon school system, involving divi-
sion of public funds to sectarian
schools. Among the resolutions was
one favOring the incorporation Of the
general principles of the school system
in the Constitution of the United
States, that it may become national
and be placed beyond the reach of its
enemies.
Two weeks ago a box containing a
quantity of bonds belonging to John
HI. Zebach was stolen from the Long
Island Savings Bank, Brooklyn. Last
Saturday Zebach received letter ask
ing if he would pay $4,000 on return
of the bonds.
The extensive print works of Garder
& Co., at Little Falls, Rochester, New
berg, Pleasant Valley and Haverstraw
stopped Saturday and 1000 people
We're thrown out of employment. The
firm pays $4,000 a month to its en-
ployes.
Up to q late hour last night cable
dispatches failed to bring any intelli-
gence of the missing steamer Ismalya,
due at Liverpool from New York
twenty-eight days ago. She may
have become disabled and put into
some port for repairs, but sufficient
time has elapsed for word to reach
those interested, and the general con-
viction is that she has gone down.
Tremaine concluded his argument
in the case Of Stokes to-day. District
Attorney Phelps, for the prosecution,
has began his. NJ 9#
OF the fifty or sixty thousand de-
positors in the banking house of Jay
Cooke & Co., all but thirty have signed
a plan agreeing to place the settlement
of their accounts in the hands of ex-
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Collins, These thirty are either dis
tant from the city or cannot at present
be reached.
The Associated Banks gained S10,-
OOO, 600 in legal tender to-day.
NEW YORK, October 29.-John r..
Irving, who admitted in San Fran
cisco that he was criminally connected
in the murder of Benjamin Nathan in
this city two years ago, is to be tried
for burglary.
The piano, billiard table and cigar
manufacturers and other producers of
luxuries, are conducting their business
with great caution, large factories are
being run on half time and with halt
their usual force, while smaller estab-
lishments have in the main closed
altogether.
Carleton, the missing Secretary of
the Union Trust Company, is reported
as having been indicted by the Grand
Jury on charge of forgery. Carleton
is said to be on his way to Europe.
Col. Tom. Scott has just returned
from Europe. He states that, while
the disturbed monetary condition here
defeated his efforts to negotiate sale
of the Texas Pacific Railroad bonds,
he obtained such financial aid as will
enable the company to continue work
on the road, and to build it within the
requirements of Congress and the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
N EvADA.
stage RObbetI-..FaIl RnccS...TrlaI for
Rane.

Stage RObbetl-..FaIl Rnccs...TrlaI for
Rape.
DAYTON, New, Oct. %.
G. w. Hutchinson was arrested for
rape in Silver City three weeks ago,
and was tried before the Third District
Court yesterday The jury returned a
verdict cf not guilty.
CARSON, October %.
The first races at the Fall Meeting
of the Carson City Jockey Club came
off to-day. In the two-mile and re-
peat trOtting race for purse of $500,
there were two starters-Oregon Jake,
six years old, and Jim Cook, nine.
Oregon Jake won in two straight heats.
Time--5:2l and 5:25. A three mile
and half dash followed for purse of
$3.50, in which three horses started
Overland Pat, Agate and Jordan.
Overland Pat, Norfolk four-year old,
won in 11:S3.
AUSTIN, October %. n
This morning, as the stage from
Battle Mountain was approaching
Reese River crossing, man armed
with shot gun stepped into the road
and ordered the driver to halt. This
was obeyed, and the robber demanded
and received the treasure box. He
then ordered the driver to proceed.
Sheriff Emric, accompanied by an In
dian, started out in pursuit of the rob-
Der this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

CUMBERLAND, Oct. 2S. - Floyd
Carey of the Times was shot yesterday
by J. M. Risley. He died last night.
Risley was arrested. The shooting
grew out of an editorial rejecting on
Risley's father who was Clerk of the
Court.
WEsTCHEsTER, Oct. 29.-The trial
of Addershone, on the charge of kill
ing w. S. Gross, began this morning.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-John Ed
wards a drunken butcher, while abus-
ing his family last night, was shot by
his son Richard and died this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
sT.LoUls.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-'rhe steamer
Continental with the prize fighter ex-
cursion on board, was seized here this
morning by the Illinois authorities
and tied up. Jack Mooney and other
managers were arrested. Hogan and
Allen were not on board.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29.-It is now stated
that the Allen-Hogan fight takes
place tomorrow.
Two intoxicated men were frozen to
death near Kedder, Mo-, Monday
night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, Oct. 28.-A fire last night
caused loss of $1,000 thalers.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The old opera house
is burned ~ lf-tt r. - 8ti
General Belleware wrote q letter to
the Minister of War saying If mon
archy was restored he would resign
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
STOCKTON.
Trial of Mrs. Wilkins.

STOCKTON, Oct. %.
The trial of Mrs. wilkins, for MUIR
dering her husband, was commenced
in the District Court to-day. Jury
not yet obtained.
At the City Gardens to-day there
were two races; the first trotting race,
mile heats, . in 8, for colts, purse 500.
Amanda, Leon and Victress started.
Race and purse won by Amanda. The
second was running race, one mile
and repeat for Sl0O-Modesto and Car
ric Miller started, the former winning
in two straight heats. Time 80 and
1.51
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30

State Treasurer Baehr, for illegally
keeping back portion of wages due
the plaintiff, is set for next Monday,
in Justice jerks Court. Greed Hay
mond has been retained for the de-
fence.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. %.
The annual statement of the County
Auditor, shows the value of real es-
tate in this county, to be $16,307 ,2l5;
personal property, S9,972,2l0.
The adjourned citizens meeting
held with view of establishing Il
Board of Trade, takes place this even
ing. The Committee appointed at the
last meteing will report.
The Sacramento Gas Company re-
duce the price on the first of Novem-
Der to 50 so per thousand feet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
ON BOARD
VALLEJO.
Smallpox ......M Marine Intelligence.
VALLEJO, October %.

Smallpox MARINE Intelligence.
VALLEJO, October 2S.
A case of smallpox reported on
Mare Island has proved fatal.
Captain Hopkins is to take command
of the United States steamer Benicia
upon her arrival at Mare Island.
The ship Baltic finished unloading
coal at Mare Island to-day.
The bark Brontes ran ashore on
the south end of Mare Island to-day.
She will probably be got off at high
tide.
The ship Edinburg Castle arrived at
Stars Mill to load with wheat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
MARYSvlIlE.
Run over and Killed Trial OF u Banu
BObber.

MARYSvILLE, Oct. %.
A boy named John Luckley, 10 years
of age, was run over by the up
freight train at 3 p. NJ. to-day. The
wheels passed over his legs and one
arm. He died at o'clock this evening.
The Jury in the case of the People
VS.. w. p. Winkley, indicted for at
tempt to rob the bank of Decker &
Jewett, was empannelled to-day. The
trial will commence tomorrow.
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SAN LUIS RANCH.
Stage Team Runs Away.

SAN LUIS RANCH, Oct %.
This morning, while the driver was
having the mail changed at Kalorn's
store, nine miles east of here, the
horses attached to the stagewerefright-
ened by some drunken men, and ran
against another team with such force
as to drive the wagon pole through
two of the horses killing BOTH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
sAcRAM ENTo.

Big Brick Kiln ... Important Lawsuit.
County Values. Board Of Trade. Re.
duetiOa I'm the Price of Gas.
SACRAMENTO, o ct. 2S.
Charles CrOcker returns from the
east tomorrow. ....
Phillip Callahan has just completed
burning l, 400, 900 brick in one kiln.
The case Of Schawb, against the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
MonrEHkY.
Attempted Suicide.

MONTEREY, October %.
A Spaniard named Jesus Maria Cas-
tro, shot himself this afternoon little
above the heart, and is not expected to
live. The cause of the act is supposed
to be family troubles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
SEATTLE, Oct. %.

SEATTLE, Oct. 80.
The bill deciding the tide flats of
Elliott bay to the Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroad Company, has passed
both houses of the territorial legis-
lature.
Work on the gas works is progress
sing rapidly and by the middle of next
month the city will be lighted with
gas,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
Washington Territory.

Coal Mines Opened. .. Railroad Lands
......Gas Works.
TENINo, Oct. %.
Governor Solomon has completed
arrangements for opening and work
ing the coal mines here.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30
lS . IL y

HITI.EI-Oetobcr 2Sh, 10 the wife of NJ. HI
Ter, II daughter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-30

To M. J. Newmark, ESQ.,, Chm of
Committee on Newspapers:--Sir-- Your
communication in regard to publish
ing statistics has been received. In
answer we beg leave to say that the
collection Of the news for our own
paper will always be made, as you de-
The New York herald., 1873-07-22

arter the most elaborate argument on behalf oI
the appellants, has just been dismissed with costs,
and the receiver, sfter ak years. fighting. nom
the lowest TO the highest Chsncery tribunal In
England. is Anaily completely suocessfuL
Taxing Bank Deposits.
An error crept into recent paragraph giving .
ruling OF the Treasurer's In regard to the taxation
OF dep0atts In national banks. National banks are
not permitted TO exclude disbursing ofncers'
balances from their dutiable deposits as stated.
but only deposits 10 the credit OF the Treasurer OF
the United States. The Treasurer has recently
ruled that national banks not making daily state
ment OF balances OF deposits may compute their
average deposits by averaging their weekly bal
ances OF deposits aL.r
The Chsrleston Collectorship.
The recent appointment OF II. @. worthngton, OF
Maryland. as Collector OF the port OF Charleston is
accounted for by prominent politicians from South
Carolina rs his reward for securing the election Of
J. J. Patterson to the United States Senate.
Whether the new Collector acted merely ss Mr..
Patterson's dsbursing agent will form, 1t is said,
the subject OF investigation when Congress meets
In December. s e-r
Mining Patent Refused.
Commissioner Drummond, OF the General Land
Once has rejected the adverse claim of O. Jackson
and others to the application OF the Tiger silver
Mining Company for q patent on the Tiger Lode,
Yarapd county, Arizona
The Consul General to Rome.
the commission Of Paul Dahlgren as Consul
General to Rome has been signed by the President
and forwarded to this city.
Two Members OF the Cabinet I'm Town.
Secretary Robeson and Attorney General VIII.
liams are the only two members OF the Cabinet in
the city. 4t
The New York herald., 1873-07-22
THE JACKSON FIRE.
JACKSON, Tenn, July q, Il

JACKSON, Tenn. July 81, 1879.
A disastrous nre broke out here at two O'Clock
on Sunday morning. originating in the cellar OF Q
building on the corner OF Lafayette and Market
street. Before the nre was got under control it
had destroyed Rosenberg's saloon, Gauter's
variety store, Cullen's cigar store the Post ONCE
the wig ana Tribune once, Samuel's tobacco
store, OConnor Brothers dry goods and leather
stores, Wrights saddlery, Friedbach's dry goods
store, Keith vincents dry goods
store, Baum's tobacco store and some
:noysa :%osa .sfs smsy MANY Il. ss oSns SHa s he
principal losers on buildings Fl. King, three
buildings valued ct $4,000, insured In the I'm
perial OF London, for $4,000, and In the Home, OF
Georgia for $3.50; D. Mason, two three story brick
stores, valued e. sls 600 insured " the Imperial,
OF Memphis, for 600; w. s. Galloway, two small
buildings, valued at $4,000, no insurance. The
losses on stocks are :--Wntg and Tribune total
loss no insurance John B. Gauter $4,000. insured
Magaia for sl,ooo each; Rosenberg where the
the Royal, Of London, for si,1oo and In
the Mississippi Valley for $1,000. James
O'Connor Bro, $4,000, insured In the Imperial,
OF London, and the Home OF New York, for $4,000
OF Phadelphia, and the Hartford, for $1,000 each;
J. Friedbach, $1,000, half saved, insured In the
Hartford and Home, OF New York, for 50, 900 each
Planters OF memphis, ooo Imperial, ~, 400. Keith
vincent's STOCK amounted to $15, 900, nearly all Of
which was saved; insured for $4,000. There are
une loses on building over s42 600 on which there
Is insurance OF about Eli, ,000 The entire stock
In the burned stores IL estimated at $4,000, on
which there GA insurance OF $4,000,
The New York herald., 1873-07-22
p0uouxaunnxu

fOU0HkBBPsIE July II, 1873.
The win Of Cora Livingston Barton, late OF Red
Hook. Dutchess county, N. Y was admitted to
probate before Surrogate Dorand In this city, to.
DAY. william Allen Butler. Of New York city, ap-
peareo In behalf Of the executors and, although
tnere are over seventy heirs-at-law, there is no
contest. The executors qualifying were Charles O.
Pinckney Arthur Leary, Louis Livingston Hunt,
a. Livingston Delaneld, OF New York city, and
Carlton Hunt OF New Orleans. The VIII devises
property to the amount Of nearly two milions OF
dollars. ~ W
The following are among the charitable be-
sts:-Iio St. Luke's Hospital, New York for the
purpose OF encowing free beds to be known A the
L. L. or Louise Livingston beds, the sum OF 400 600
to the hospital known as the Charity Hospital. Oh
the city OF New Orleans the sum OF $4,000; to the
Methodist Episcopal church OF Rhinebeck SlOOOO:
to the Children's Aid Society Of New
York city, $4,000; to the religious corporation
known as the Rector Church, Warden and vestry.
men Of St. Georges church, New York city, $1,000
The old mansion ct Red Hook, known az Mont.
gomery. Place, 10 left to the use OF Carlton Hunt,
Louisa Livingston Hunt and Julia Barton Hunt.
Among the bequests also Is one to every servant
VINO ives IN deceased's employ,
The New York herald., 1873-07-22
TIE JENNERsv1LLE HORROR.
Further Evidence duplicating Uddcr-
Eook-What q Detective Found I'm the
Throat OF the Murdered Man.

Further Evidence duplicating Udder-
Eook-What . Detective Found In the
Throat OF the Murdered Man.
nr1 PHILADELPHIA. July Al, 1873.
Later intelligence from Jennersville Is still fur
ther damaging TO William UdderzooK, the supposed
murderer Of the man Goss. Since his arrest and
confinement In the Westchester jail he has made
several conflicting statements as to his move
ments during the past six weeks, and he seldom
tells the same story straight. Recent develop
ments show concusively that h o had long known
Goss, and that conformity they had conspired to
defraud several life insurance companies by the
old dodge, insurtng heavily and then disappearing
and circulating the story OF drowning or
murder. In this mode, as is alleged, I'd
derzook played the part OF the principal wit
ness, a. IN Baltimore, some time ago, he testi-
hed on tho behalf OF the wife OF GOss, who
seG 70 sSooG 15a om e aa Srs
In his shop, being at work there on what he
claimed to be cheap substitute for India rubber.
evidence was so strong that the insur ance COM
pany was beaten and paid over the amonnt sued
prccured bv them rom some medcoi coiege L
is now thought by those best conversant with the
character OF Udderz0Ok that he became involved
In quarrel with Goss In regard to the division OF
the sp0ils and that from motive OF revenge and
gain he lured him to Jennersvtlle, filed him with
liquor, ana then drove him TO the grove where he
man and made but few friends, and nom this fact
Udderxo0k supposed that but little inquiry would
be made for him. and that his body would never DO
found.
REVOLVING INVESTIGATION.
To-day Coroner Smith, OF Jennersville, accom-
panied by several detectives among the latter OF
which there were one or two from New York, made
Q thorough examination OF the grove In which the
body was found, and there seems to be no doubt
but that 1t was that OF Goss. In examining the
severed head one Of the detectives discovered that
hook reached down the throat and succeeded in
securing five or six teeth which were without q
bar 81 Iron After the murder and rammed down the
throat to destroy the identity OF Goss; the holes
for the burial Of the trunk OF the body were aug
found The authorities still working zealouslI
to discover every item that Will TX the murder
upon the proper person.
The New York herald., 1873-07-22
SCOTS SQUADRON.
Trial Trip or tho 63eAmship Ohio-A
Sketch OF tho Vessel ~ She Lies ~
Cramps shipyard.

Trial Trip or the S3eAmship Ohio-A
Sketch OF the Vessel as She Lies ~
Cramps shipyard.
PHILADELPHIA, JuIy 81, 1873.
The new steamship Ohio. Of the American line 20
Liverpool, will start on trial trip tomorrow
morning. at nine O'Clock, from Cramps shipyard,
on the Delaware River. The event has again at
tracted the attention Of the commercial men OF the
community, and Q vast crowd will doubtless be
on the dock to see the beauty or The OHIO Is
splendid model Of naval architecture, and win
compare most favorably with such vessels 90 the
City Of Brussels Of the Inman line, and the Java
and Russia, OF the Cunard neet Her keel was laid
something over i've months ago, with that of three
other sister ships-the Pennsylvania, Indiana
ana nltnois-and rne remarkable swtftness with
especially to several shpbulders Of the Clyde, who
curiosity as to wnat Americans can do in the ship
building way. She ts built OF the best American
IRON y eSns go tsss ss y draws
rugged. The. Ohio u supplied with three high
pressure boilers. each OF which Is II feet In
has nre extinguishIng auxiliary, consisting Of
one compound condensing engine OF immense
RSScs HaS S 4. sSps ss sss 81 pt s
Her life saving apparatus consists OF ten metallic
boats and ave patent cylinder.shaped life rats,
50 arranged that they can be ready for use In three
mlnutes' time. To render them more efiicient in
case Of danger hef commander will exercise the
crew In their handling ct certain hours during
every day Of her voyage: The life RATS are supplied
withwate and biscuit for twenty souls for twenty
days battle with the elements. The steering appa
ratus OF the Ohio as well as the other vessels OF the
line, is something entirely new, aud works excel
ently.
She will steam to Montauk Point and return
after which her cargo, consisting OF taow. molas-
ses hemp, dour and cotton, will be received, and
on the 7tn Of August will be on for Liverpool. Her
rotu a moo Of In trou
animation OF many applicants for positions the iol
lowing have been selected o. the oficers Of the
steamer
Commander, Henry Morrison; First onlcer, J. F.
Caulk1ns; Second Onncer, George Randie; Third
0flcer, George II. Dodge; Fourth Onicer, J. B. o.
Lesley Chief Engineer. J. s. Doran First Assistant
Levi Mcdonald; Second Assistant, Charles Wooley.
The Indiana and Illinois Will be completed and
placed In readiness ior the ocean service within
aeyan weeks, time.
The New York herald., 1873-07-22
NAVAL IETELL1agH0E,

A special HERALD correspondence from Yoko.
hama Japan. under date Of the 23d ofJune, reports
the movements OF the United States neet In tho
Asiatic waters thus:-From China we learn that
the whole fleet was at Shanghae. Courts-martiaJ
are the order Of the day, and 1t istated that
raj others besides those mentioned In the following
are to undergo q trial.
Lieutenant Imirey, Of the Ashuelot, has been
tried by court martial, charged with conduct un-
becoming Q gentleman and Oflcer. He has been
found guilty and was entenced to two years. sus-
pension. He was ordered 70 go home IN the Colo
RADIO, but on second confederation, this order
was revoked and he Is tO remain with bis vessel
until his debts in Shanghae are paid.
Commander Byron Wilson, OF the Yantic, ID to be
tried on the charges OF drunkenness and dis
graceful conduct prejudicial TO good order and
military discipline"
Lieutenant Commander John II. Rowland, In com.
mand Of the Saco, Is to be tried the charges Of
"obtaining money under iase pretences and scan.
dalous conduct" There Is quite an excLtemens
account OF these proceedings.