, 1874-01-22
rElEGnAPHIc BREV'TlES,


Tho ox-prcsilant Of San Domingo, Dapz, ia on
Ills why to New York.
Tho Rev. G.. II. Richards, pastor of the Con-
grcgational Church III Madison, Wis, leaves to-
day for Europe on a three montls' leave of ab-
Honce,
The Eastcrn Collescs' Rouing Association
llayo voted nine to three in favor Of the Sara
toga course for tho next regatta. Amherst,
Dartmouth, aud Harvard voted no.
1T meeting Of tho Directors Of the National
Trust Company of Pittsburgh, hold yesterday
it was decided to double, the original reward
offered for tho missing cashier Grior, in case le
docs not roturn within ten days.
The Georgia State Grunge mot nt Atlanta yes-
torlay; 275 Oranges were represented. Tho
session continues two days. Committees vera
appointed aud other business transacted. There
alo over 500 Patrons Of Husbandry in Atlanta.
Tho Colorado Stock -Groword' Association
closed it's annual session yeatortlay afternoon,
and framing bill for tho Legislature relttlvo to
the branding Of cattle, ro'tudupa, the cara Of
ostrays, utc.
James Ord, son Of Gou. s. Q. G. Ord, COM
manding tho Department Of the Platte, aud
Thomas Robinaon, II nophew of Col. Duruhanl.
Judge Advocate, two boys u years Of age ran
away from Omaha, Mob, OH the 10Th. seurch iB
made in all directions, without aVasE.
White Spirit. young Winnebago Indian, con-
fined Ia the pouitontiary at Lincoln Nob., OH .
ll1C-bGnLeNCe IOr muIlGl. 1G!EIlEu lu6hIALY HHu
uttackctl tho Warden and assistants on Saturday
last. On Monday ho attacked 4 man rlamed Car
ter with spade, aud vas stot by Carter.
The principal anthracite coal companies OF
Now York hayo voted to conduct business the
coming year tho same al last, increasing tile
price iOc per ton molthly. A Hchodule Of prices
has been adopted for March, substantially tho
Same M for tue opening mouth Inst your
At shelbyvio, 11lI., yesterday, committee
OF ladies' visited ill tho llquor-saloonn and other
ptacos where liquors aro sold. and held prayer
meetings, imploring tho dealers to give up thor
t1afllc. At ono Or two places they wcro trcated
rutloly, but wero generally courteou6ly received.
Tho Daily Register newspaper Of Wheeling,
| ". Va, which Withdrew from tho WeBtorn Az
sociatcl Press tliroo years ago, ant 1onod tho
American pyeHB ABBoclatlon, effected arranGa-
monts Yesterday with tue Daily lnteet|gcee;'' by
Of publishing tho Western Associated presa dIB-
| patches once mora. Tho Daily Iate|iigence''
i!as lad tue exclusive control aud publication Ut
these dispatches in that city since tie withrawal
of tho Register.
nominate u Democratic candidate for Mayor met
iu tic Assembly bnldtng Thomas II. Gill presid-
ing. hixty,otght delegates presented their cre-
dontials. Amidst great disorder aud excitement,
Dr Moiat PROPOSED M1lllam i.oton eaoao Iho
lleform or Republican nominee. James 8. lid
do and Nictala Vanx being tllon tho only candl-
dates, tho n,ntter WAS settled by ballot, which
resulted aa follows Bidlle. rs; Vaux, Ii.
An old and highly-respocle oitlzcn Of Au:
burlt, Ind, by tue nanlo ot J. Davis, agod 70
Yours, suddenly became inBauo yoasorday morll'
Ing, aud. meeting Ills Bo1l'ilI-!aw, ]. Altenbcrg
made furiouu n.taok upon him with large
knifo ho had socrotod npon l1ia person. Atto'
trying to dihArm the OLD mau, Attcnbolg atruca
him, knouking him sotlHeleas, WHOM ho waH prop
orIy secured il tho County jul. No signs Of III.
sa.iity was observed iu Davis until ycstorda,
morning. Dir. Davis is very yiolont and neodE
cloBo watching.