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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-30

months, aud its pro visions sinssreferenee to
the redistribution of.tse currency reserve
and redemption should be. thoroughly tested
before any changes. are msnl ana accord.
ingIy no amendments thereof are now re-
commended" 80 80.
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MIR. william F. ssotswood made his mp.
pearance to-day at his. place Of business, anu
must have been gratitied By the welcome
which met him on every hand. Madeira
was before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge Of attempting to.take Dir. Spots,
woods life, but his tEial! had TO be postponeq
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REDEMPTION.
on The subject Of redemption the Con.
"oIrF naya NO real redemption can be
'"P2tl"a 50 long as the amount of notes TO
- ltH' rined Is less than the amount Of notes
I" "A!cn they are 10 be redeemed. Ii Con.
1''' should provide for the withdrawal Of
saFleuder notes and the issue Of national
"'"h'holc' As needed in place thereof, when
ere -hount OF legal-tcnder notes should be
,'u0ccd 70, say $500, 000. 900, the legal-tender
49, would then be in demand, and In pro-
i,N!lolI as they should be reduced in amount
-. az demand for them would increase, until
-"4I!, When the amount Of bank-notes is
eH SHOULD be largely in excess of the
mount Of iegal.tcnder notes outstanding,
.Ie '!ali"nai bank notes would themselves be
""huIaWn at certain seasons Of the year on
1scoVnt Of The difficulty or expense of OBJ
,a'N1hs awful money with which to redeem
.11eui' l Ac gold coin OF the country would
'nsn MAXI It's appearance in answer to the
U'H1Ha lpr an additional amount Of lawful
in'nc:, and specie payment would follow.
=, tue course Of about two years the en-
t's volume OF national bank notes will have
t D,rI renewed, after which, if the amount oil
11'-vehoero shall be reduced, true system
VI !cueibp,on may be inaugurated, through
""cA The notes will be assorted and re.
=, ,4' Aed 10 The place OF issue by the banks al
~. .1S Commercial centres. The act of june
1919 has been in operation but fen
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WASHINGTON, November 1.-The Sec.
retsry Of the Treasury has directed the
Assistant Treasurer at Washington 10 sell
$50O,000 gold each Thursdsy during the
month Of November, the aggregate
amount 10 be $2OO0O00.
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Miscellaneous Telegrams.

hPLRY, O., October 3l.-Mr. McKin-
ney Burbsge, an old citizen OF this neigh.
6orhood, aged ninety years, was buried 10.
day.
There was a small sprinkle Of spow
about IL o'clock 10 day.
BUcYRUs, o., October 0l.-During this
week over two hundred head OF sheen
have been stolen of farms on the plains
south Of this place. Among the prin.
cipsl losers are John Ross forty.three
head, John Kless ftty. y.lour, and William
AIbuckle iorty.eight No clue 10 The
thieves or sheep.
URBANA, o, October 3l.-Charles Nc.
Cartby, member oil the City Council and
proprietor Of the Washington House was
found guilty last night by Mayors iury
Of violating the city liquor ordinance. &c
will receive his sentence on Monday.
MANsF1ELD, O., October 3l.-The as
signee OF Willard y. Hickox has learned
that certain persons having obtained DOS.
session Of certain shares, one hundred in
number, Of sleeping car stock, were try
ing fraudulently 10 dispose of the same.
has notified the transfer agents not 10
transfer any stock standing in the name
OF Mary Jane Hickox or Willard s,
aickox. The certificate Is supposed to
be No. 25l Woodruff Sleeping Car Stock.
NRw ORLEANS, November Ito day
Is All Saints Day. The tombs are deco.
rated and the cemeteries are thropged
with visitors, Weather clear and cool.
The city Is very quiet, and no trouble 10
anticipated tomorrow.
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FOREIGN,
GREAT BRITAIN.
RpIpEM1c rYrnorn rRrRn.

~ RPIDRMIo TYPHOID PEyRR.
LONDON, October 8l.-There are tllteer
hundred persons slck with typhoid ieVel
In Datwenover, County oil Lancaster
more than oneslxteenth oil the entire
population.
A MATCH RACE
to day for s., 500 side, between Prince
Charlie and Peut Elre, was won by the
former easily.
LONDON, November 1.-The steamships
Cambria, Minnesota and Weser, from
New York, have arrived out.
LONDON, November 1.-The Prusslsn
authorities are investigating the circum-
stances Of the publication Of the official
correspondence between Bulow and Ar.
MIN.
The Times correspondent at CONSTANT.
nople telegraphs that the difficulties IN
the way OF the foreign powers which
seek TO make commercial treaties with
Roumania independent Of the Porte, con.
tinues. The Turkish ambassadors al
St Petersburg, Berlin and Vienna have
been instructed that the Treaty of Paris
must DO maintained. Should Il be vlo-
lated in this case the signatary DOW
ers will be appealed to. II, however,
Roumsnia will submit the question 10
Dsrter q satisfactory compromise is pos.
sible. ..
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Fires In the Woods.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, October 3l.-Reports
from several suburban localities convey
the intelligence Of destructive forest con.
hagrAtions, threatening serious injury 10
several villages. A Communication from
Baden, q small town on the Ohio river,
below this city, reports q terrible FIRE
raging two miles back of that place.
From Connellsville comes the intelligence
OF similar fires raging in that vicinity.
URBANA, o., October 3l.-The o'clock
train on the Cleveland, S4ndusky s. Gin.
cinnati Railroad stopped between Belle.
fontaine and Belle Centre last night 10
put out fires in the fields and fences.
Fires have been raging around North
Lewisburg.
RUsHvhLE, IND, October 9l.-The
grounds oil George G. Clark, President ct
the Rushville National Bank, northeast
Of town, we're burned this afternoon. All
his fine shrubbery was destroyed. The
fire extended to the adjoining premises,
and burned slaughter house. A great
amount Of damage has been done to
farms in this county BY FIRE, but no dwell.
iDgs have been burned.
CINCINNATI, November 1.-The ares
in the forest Of Ohio are reported abating,
and danger to the town Of Summit, Ind,
is reported TO night from the forest fires
In the vicinity.
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Daring Robbery and Arson.

P1rTsDuRGu, November Lone Of the
most startling cases Of robbery and arson
on record was perpetrated early this
morning at No. 224 Federal street, ALE.
gheny City, dwelling house occupied
by Jacob Fell Mr.. Fell awakened at 8
O'Clock and discovered the house on FIRE.
&c alarmed his family, consisting Of bis
wife, two sons and a servant girl, named
Margaret Lynch. Finding escape by the
stairway impossible, MIR. Fell and vile
escaped BY means OF rope from the sec.
ond story front window, and his son
Solomon jumped from second story
back window unharmed. His son Jo-
seph, however, rushed down the stairway
through the flames and was very seriously
burned. The girl Margaret Lynch, while
attempting tC escape from the third story,
was overcome by the smoke and sufio-
Gated. Her body, blackened and dis.
figured was found after the fire had been
extiDguished. The burglars carried away
siIverware and other articles Of value, and
then fred the house in two places. Mrs.
Fell had one thousand dollars In her
hand while escaping, but during the ex.
citement 1t was dropped and lost. Loss
by the fire s2.6O0; covered by insurance.
No clue to the perpetrators has been dis.
covered.
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MISCELLANEOUS

The only perfect thing-H mothers first
boy.
Intellect without judgment is what sils
about one,halt Of the smart people in this
world.
"How many people" says Jeremy Tay.
lor, "are busy in this world gathering to.
gether handful Of thorns to sit upon"
A female clerk in Western postoflce
was discharged because she spent the
most OF her time in reading postal cards.
Why did she turn her back on you,
young mani Innocent child She wished
to make an exhibition of her new over.
skirt.
One OF the mesnest little things on
earth ia TO throw small watermelon and
hit political speaker on the stomach Just
as he is explaining the Dred Scott decls.
ion.
A Western watering place reporter
sends this to his paper: "The Hoosier
lady who ate halI.bushel of warm
dOughnuts for her supper has returned
home"
The following is said 10 bo a popular
song in Duluth: "BeeIsteak when I'm
hungry, whisky when I'm dry, green.
backs when I'm hsrd,up, and heaven
when I die"
a man having a bill against distant
merchant sent letter of inquiry to a
banker in that locality. The reply was
"He is dead; but he pays now as well as
be ever did.
We never stand by when q woman en-
ters q hardware store, shuts her teeth to
gether, and inquiries the price Of "them
ere iron.handled rolling pins" without
feeling there is rest beyond the grave fol
her husband.
"Do you know why you are like the
third term?" said suaau Jane to hel
brother, who fingered to talk with hel
AdOlphus after the old folks had retired
No, l don't" "Well," replied his sac
chsrine sister, "Irs because you're onC
too many"
Susan Jane must have been scanlily
dressed when she was looking out for he
lover and sang:
"He'll come tonight; the winds at rest,
The mo n is full and fair;
III wear the dress that pleased him best
ribbon In my hair"
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WE enjoy the steubenvillo papers ex-
ceedingly these days. For instance, when
we get through reading one page in the
Herald 6 NetoI showing that prohibition
Is q fat failure and that take 1t on al
average the crusade movement has done
more harm than good, We can turn to the
next page Of tho same paper and read
just the reverse Of all that from the cru
sSders themselves, inasmuch as tho latter
have a column set of to their exclusive
use, in which they publish just what they
please, the same as If they were running
the paper. This Is delightful. II re.
minds US Of that scene in the play where
a courier struts across the stage with
bag slung across his shoulder. On being
asked what he has in the fore part Of the
bag he replies "orders Tor the army"
And what in the hind psrt' Counter.
orders" he replies, and moves rapidly on,
We admire the spirit and perseverance,
which the Sisters evince up at Steubeu-
vile. They are nor discouraged even at
the relapse Of the Gazette since the cleo
ton. They propose to fight it out on this
line if it takes ever SO long. We notice
that the ex,Secretary Of the League, like
our h,g, Is "s!ill there" She is "chsir-
man." so to speak, Of the editorial COM
mittec. We doubt not that she will yet
"prove herself" JOSH Of Arc OF Steuben.
vile despite the depraviLy Of the newsps.
pers Of that wicked place.
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LOUISIANA.

NRw ORLEANS, October 31.-A general
order issued from headquarters of the
Gulf Department contains the following
relative 10 the disposition OF troops Mon
day:
"The troops are in this city 10 preserve
peace and order and prevent conflict
between armed bodies Of men, and for
no other purpose. They will continue TO
abstain from political discussions and any
interference with the election. All officers
and men are required TO remain in their
quarters during the day oil election, un-
less called out TO prevent conflict De-
tween armed bodies, or by orders OF su.
perior military authority.
The base ball nine composed OF officers
Of the Navy, defeated the Southerners TO-
day by score Of 19 too.
Act A oi 1855 has been imperative
since 1868, when the laws OF tho State
were codi1ed.
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THE TURF.

THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB RACKS.
NEw York, October 31.-The Amer.
ican Jockey Club had an extra meeting
today on the jerome Park course.
The first race was Rsteeple chsse hand.
leap, won By Moonstone, Mary Clark sec.
ond, Vesuvus third,
The second race was for purse Of $500,
the winner to be sold at auction, distance,
one mile and an eighth. hlildew, HuIrah,
Gelding and B. +. Carver started. Mil.
dew won, with Gelding second. Time
1851
The third race was q handicsp for all
ages for q purse OF 5000, distance, one
mile and half Shylock won, Grinstead
second, Kadi third. Time-2:SS
The hack race Tor gentlemen riders,
hall mile, was won by Girl OF the Period.
Time-50t seconds.
The fifth race was handicap steeple
chase for purse Of $500. Ten horses
started. Trouble won, Diavolo second,
Resolute third.
THE TRoT BETWEEN OcCDENT AND FUL
LERToN-oCCDRNT THE WINNER.
SAN FRANCISCO, October Sl-2P. NJ
The weather Is fine, and q large crowd
Of people is nlteady present on the
grounds. Hundreds are constantly arriv.
ing by all sorts Of conveyances. Fuller.
ton is the iAvorite, but the friends Of Oc.
cident are confident, more particularly
the celebrated driver, Budd DOble. Psol
selling was commenced on the course at
half past one, and went cif lively at good
figures. The following indicate the rates
OF wsgers before the commencement ol
the race: FulleIton 5000, Occident $165;
Fullerton $3.50, Oocident $l5O; Fullerton
$3.50, Occident $3.50; Fullerton $2l0, Oc-
cident $l55. A large number Of pools
were sold rapidly at this scale.
Fullerton won the first heat. Time,
2:19. Occident won the second and third
heats. Time, 2:l9, 2:224.
From FIVE 10 SIX thousand people wit
messed the race between Occident and
Fullerton 10 day. 1. was the closest trot
ting race ever witnessed here. Occident
was driven by Budd Doble. and never
made skip IN any heat. Fullerton, at
the start, In the last heat, broke badly,
and lost about seven lengths, and could
not regain the ground. The excitement
over the result was tremendous. Belters
and buyers on Fullerton lost heavily.
Probably $4,000 changed hands here on
the result Hickox drove Fullerton.
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Trouble Among Miners.

PrrTeBURs, October 81 The warlike
demonstration at Armstrong; mines, near
Buena Vista. between the Italians and
discharged miners, Is causing considera.
BILE excitement among the people in that
vicinity. A number Of citizens Of Buens
Vista and Elizabeth Townships called
upon the Sheriff to-day, asking for aid
in suppressing the trouble. They state
that firing IS kept up across the river
during the night, the balls striking the
houses and endangering the lives OF the
people in that neighborhood. The Sheriff
has telegraphed the Governor, asking
that measures be taken to suppress the ri.
otous proceedings.
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Relief for Nebraska Grasshopper
Sufferers.

OMAHA, October 3l.-The officers and
branch societies of the Nebraska Relief
and Aid Society, in behalf OF the grass
hopper sufferers, are receiving conIribu-
tions 10 meet the immediate demands. II
is proposed 10 send a car load per week
Of provisions and clothing 10 each oil the
six principal stations in the western coun-
ties where the crops were destroyed, II
the liberal contributions now arriving
continue. Nine car loads oI supplies have
already been forwarded. Precautions are
taken TO see that they go only TO the
needy, and that il fair proportion, and to
obtain such facts as will prevent extravA.
ganCe. Knmors are abroad that General
James 4. Brisbin is travelling nnd solicit
ing for the Society. The Executive Com.
mittee In Omaha and the authorized
officers Of branch associations, where such
are formed, are alone authorized TO re-
ceive contributions. There are already
much want and suffering.
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NEW YORK CITY.
FAnLuREs.

.. FAlLURE9. f.. ....r...
New YoRK, October 3l.-The failure
Of John Sattig s. Co, importers Of winet
and liquors, 10 announced. Their estab
llshment Is In the hands Of the Sheriff
and Nevin Q. Butler has been appointed
assignee. The firm has been selling drafts
on Europe, and many Germans are suf
ierers by the failure.
MURDER TRIAL.
The Jury in the case OF Mrs. MerriRan,
charged with the murder OF Maggie Sa'
mill, in Brooklyn, some months ago, tailed
10 agree and were discharged. n
ILLICIT DIsTILLERY sEIzED.
An illicit still has been seized in Brook.
lyn, together with q large amount oil
whisky, and material for its manufacture.
The whole property seized and destroyed
Is estimated to be worth $4,000.
FATALLY DSATRN.
David HSrtig, q foreman In Woodruff
& RobinsoD's stores, was fatally beaten
yesterday, by two laborers whom he had
caused 10 be discharged.
PGYMASTEH HoDGE's DRFALcATIoN.
The case Of the United States agsinst
Palhamus & Jackson, formerly brokers,
was concluded in the United States Cir
cult Court yesterday, in favor Of the de-
PENDANTS. The United States sought to
recover some 100000, which had been
lost'by Paymaster Hodge in speculation
In stocks and gold, from PolhAmus &
jackson, through whom he operated in
Wan street.
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PoTTsvnLE, Pa, November Last
night several stables burned at Mahong
City, and after the fire was subdued q
dispute arose between the members Of
the various fire companies, which ended
in riot. Pistols, blllics, aud all kinds Of
available weapons were freely used. Geo.
Major, Chief Burgess, was shot, and ia
now lying in critical condition, the ball
entering near his heart. Daniel Daugh-
erty, who, it is thought, shot Msjor, was
shot In the neck by Wm. Msjor and dan.
gerously wounded, and others were in
jured. The excitement throughout the
town was high.
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FIRE REcoRDr


MEGran, October 81 About 8 o'clock
this morning the residence Of Hon. Jacob
Thompson, on the corner Of Lsuderdale
and fernando road, was set on fire, and
totally consumed. A portion OF the fur
nitute was saved. Il Is believed that the
house was first robbed and then set on
FIRE. Mr. Thompson and family are ab-
sent, in attendance upon the Episcopal
Convention in New York. Loss, $4,000
No insurance.
Tho residence OF J. E. Merrimap, cor
ner Of Poutotoc and Mulberry streets, was
partly burned this morning-caused by a
defective lue. Loss, $1,000. Covered by
insurance in the Home, Of New York.
AT sRLTNS, PENNSYLVANIA. t.
sUNBuRY, October 81.-A fire in selius
Grove, last night, burned over two SQUARES
In the central part Of the town, inVolv-
Ing destruction oil about sixty buildings,
including the keystone and National
Hotels, Central School House, Methodist
church, and Times printing office. The
loss is estimated at $4,000, a... ~
AT AKRON, OHIO.
CLEVELAND, October 3l.-The loss by
the burning OF Lewis Miller's residence,
at Akron, Ohio, yesterday, Is from S20,-
600 to 25,OO0, insured as follows: Home,
New York, $1,000; London, OF Liver
pool, and Globe, 5000; North British,
IS, 800, On building, furniture, books,
trescoe, and sllverwsre, gas fixtures, wear.
ing apparel, $1,000. in London, Of Liver
pool, and Globe. The building was val
ued St $4,000
rt FLOUR MILLS DESTROYED.
CAIRO, October 81 The Bulletin
FIGURING Mills at Metropolis, with q
large stock OF -four and grain, owned by
Allen & Mccartney, were destroyed by
fire to-day. Reinsurance.
THE LOSS BY FIRE IN BELcHER MINE
SAN FRANorsco, October 31.-The estt.
mated loss by the fire in Belcher Mine is
about $4,000. None OF those Injured
are dead. 1t is believed all will recover.
FURNITURE FACTORY RuRNRD.
BALTIMORE, October 3l.-Gunther &
Fink's furniture factory burned tonight
80 and 40 workmen are thrown
out Of employment.
$4,000 LOSS AT vIcKsBUaG.
VICKsBURG, October 3l.-Ksin & Cos.
grocery burned. Loss, $4,000. Iusur-
ance, $4,000.
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DAYTON, o.
CRIMINAL CAsEs-PRoBATE MATTERs-
AORTuARY-PIRsT SNOW.

CRIMINAL CAsEs-PRoBATE MATTERs-
MORTuARY-PIRST SNOW.
DAYTON, o., October 3l.-On Tuesday
next the criminal term OF the Probate
Court, Judge Dwyer, will open with the
following cases set for that day: State
q Amos Compton, assault and battery;
John Turner, petit larceny; VIM. Martin,
assault and battery; Robert Eugle, as
sault and battery, three indictments.
The will OF Solomon Whilzel was pro-
bated yesterday. Executors, ] Humme
and David Eagle. Bond, $4,000.
John W. DArst was appointed admin
lstrator oI the estate OF Abraham Dars,
Bond 10000.
Number of deaths for the week ending
October 80, 8 Mortality for The correao
ponding week in 1871, 10; 1879, 10; 1878,
First snow Of the season last night and
to day. 1t has been wintry all day.
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Loul,ville Leaf Tobacco Trade.

LouIsvILLE, October 3l.-The Courier
Journal of tomorrow will review the
trade in leaf tobacco for the past year,
showing Louisville TO be the largest mar.
ket for that product in the world. The
sales during the past twelve months sg-
gregate 50 go hogsheadG, against 5S 05G
ior the twelve months previous, the total
amount OF sales being $7,6777l0. This
shows greatly enlarged aggregates in all
particulars and a propOrtionately import.
ant gain in the value oI the staple.
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DETROIT, MTcH November 1.-The
hatbor tug Favorite, after towing the
schooner Willie Keller to Lake Erie, last
night, attempted 10 throw of the line,
but it became jsmmed, and the schooner
moving on rapidly, capsized the tug, and
she sank. The female cook was drowned.
The schooner Queen City has been got
of, and arrived At Maiden this morning
The second mate was accidentally killed
on Friday night.
A vessel, name not ascertAined, lum-
Der laden, Is ashore on Green Island
Shoal, Straits oi Msckinaw.
The barge H. H, Brown, which was
sunk at the Limo Kilns, Detroit river, ar.
rived here to-day.
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Verdict in the Case OF the Brooklyn
DisasteT.-.Sulcide.

DETROIT, October 31.-In the inquest
on stoddard, killed by the explosion OF
the steamer Brooklyn, the jury find that
the. boat was racing at the time Of tho cx.
plosiou, carrying an unlawful amount Of
steam, and that Captain Brown, master;
Halliard, second engineer, who was killed
on the spot, and Dallas Rider, who was on
duty at the time, were responsible for the
disaster.
Frank verdan, a carpenter, hung him.
self to-day.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, November IA row In q
low grocery on Poplar street early this
morning resulted In woman named Mag.
gle stscklin being stabbed in the breast
BY an unknown man, and the man being
shot through the head by the woman.
The man wilt die.
Hon. jeremiah White one Of the owners
Of the Houston, Texas county. Dtmaerat
was shot and killed by John Il. Hubbard
on Friday last The act was deliberate
assassination, no oaense, 1t Ia alleged, hav,
ing been given.
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and controlling their church relations
while alive. The tendency to abuse
power in this respect Ia so historically
proverbisl, that modern legislation has
set its face very firmly against all pretexts
for doing 90. -.
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stabbIng AGtay at Warsaw, Indiana.

WARSAW, October 3l.-At a dance last
night William Beatty and John Hine,
both residlng near this place, got into q
dispute about stolen whip. They agreed
to settle the difficulty outside. Hine
knocked Beatty down twice. after which
Beatty drew knife and stabbed Hine
seven times, causing serious If not fatal
wounds. No arrests,
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JealousH and Murder.

CINCINNATI, November IA Gazette
Dayton special says that in house oil
prostitution last night, in quarrel arising
from Jealousy, a photographer named
Smslley shot VIM. Stusson dead and
wounded Charles Carpenter, who Ia dying
to night from the effects ot the wound.
Smslley was arrested.