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Funeral OF FrcdcrIck IImdson

CONCORD, Mass, October q. - The
funeral Of Frederick Hudson took
place to-day. The obsequies were
held at the family mansion on Main
street. There was large crowd
in attendance Of those who had formerly
been associated with Mr.. Hudson pro-
iessionally, and others who, during his
residence here, ,hadcOme to admire him for
his talents and honor him for his noble
qualities. The New York Herald, Of
which journal Mr.. Hudson was first man
aging editor, was represented by eight
members Of It's stall, Among the more
distinguished persons present were Hon.
Il. lockwood 1IoHr, Ralph Waldo Emer-
son, n. =. Banks, A. Bronson Alcott,
William Monroe, founder OF the public
library at Concord, Frank Il. Sanborn,
W. W. Wheeler and Hon. George Brooks.
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New York, October 23.-Steamer Co.
Jumbo from Hull, England, arrived.
New YoRK, October 24.-Tho steamers
Celtic, from Liverpool, and Henry Chaun-
cey, from AspinwaIl, have arrived.
Among the passengers by the steamer
Celtic were Judge Stanley Matthews, Of
Cincinnati, Don Piatt, Hon. Lyman X,
Bass and Thomas B. Connery, Of the New
York Herald.
During n heavy gale on the l2th inst,
three men were washed from the look.
out bridge OF the steamer Colombo, from
Hull. One was killed and the other two
seriously injured.
SAN Francisco, October 2l.-Arrived-
The ship St. Charles, New York. Sailed
Bark Burnside, Philadelphia,
PLYMOUTH, October "a Arrived
Hammonia, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, October 2i.--Arrived-
Illinois, from Philadelphia of Fashnet,
Britanic, from New York.
New YoRK, October 23.-Arrived-.
Steamer Spain, from Liverpool.
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The New Era IN rup,.

We publish this morning a communi.
cation from gentleman who has paid
considerable attention TO The subject Of
OUT local geology and mincralosy, and
Whose attention was arrested by The urti.
Gle that appeared in our columns on Sat.
a'day from the Pittsburgh Dispatch in
regard to the introduction Of gas, as fuel,
into one OF two Of the millsup there.
The subject matter Of hiS Communics.
hOn Is really a very important one 10 the
manufacturing interests Of Wheeling. II
The experiment at Pittsburgh shall be.
come a success, as itnow promises 10 lie.
come, 1t will revolutionize the iron bust.
ness Iron will not only be made cheaper
.nan BY the use Of coal, but Of decidedly
superior quality, owing to the eliminn.
non OF sulphur from the fuel. supposips
NO be possible to obtain gas enough for
.ne . mills here, the saving, as compared
WIN coal, would scarcely be less than s7t
PEI DAY to each establishment, and, In
"e'sgtegalc Of our manufacturing con.
Germs, would be an immense saving.
as to whether our manufacturer.
could obtain Nsupply of gas by dirrin,
'O' IT, as our correspondent! suggests
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Much IN LiTTLE-A man walks 9
miles In an hour; a horse trOts Z; steam
boats run IS; sailing vessels 10; slow
rivers flow a; rapid rivers :; moderate
wind blows 7; storm moves 30; hurricane
80; rifle ball 1000; sound 7l3; light 732,-
100000; electricity 2S0,00O,00O, a barrel
Of flour weighs 1876 pounds; barrel Of pork
200; barrel Of rice 600; barrel Of powder
$50; iirkin Of butter 6G; tub Of butter 81.
Wheat, beans and clover seed 60 pounds
to the bushel; corn, rye and flax seed 6G;
buCkwheat G2; barley 48; oats 80; bran
20; timothy seed As; coarse salt So. Sixty
drops make drachm; 8 Sdrachms ! ounce;
4 ounces n gill; A giIls n pint; GO drops
tablespoonful; 4 teaspooninls n table.
spoonful, or half an ounce; 2 tablespoon
fnls an ounce; 8 tablespoOnfuls gill;
9 gills coffee cup or tumbler; O lluid
ounces teacupiul. Four thousand eight
hundred and forty square yards an acre;
a square mile, G4O acres. measure an
acre: 200 feet OH each side making a
SQUARE acre within an inch. There nre
2,75O languages. Two persons die every
second. a generation Is 80 years; aver.
age Of life, 81 years. The standing army
In Prussia, war times, 100000; Austria
$4,000; Italy, 100000; Spain, 100000;
Belgium, $4,000; England, 10000; United
States, $4,000. Mails in New York k City
are 100 tons per day. New York con-
Sumes 600 beeves daily, 700 calves, 10000
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Supnoaed YeIIoW Fever.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. October 23.--The
Pittsburgh Leader, commenting upon the
death Of Mrs. McMeal, formerly Of thai
city, who died here some ten days since
attributes her death and the illness Of Dr.
McMeal to yellow fever, and says Capt
n. j. PiEley, her father, his wife and an,
other daughter cAme'here to see them and
Mrs. Bigley and her daughter were both
attacked with yellow fever.
The Ledger, commenting on this says
on the authority Of DrS. Rice and
Mitchell, the former the health officer o!
the city, who attended DR.. McMeal and
his wife In their illness, that she died o!
convulsions, and neither Of them had
anything akin 10 yellow feveri and as fol
the predisposing causes Of their illness
Capt. M. Blgley could have furnished
the information, as we happen to know
more about this than belongs to The
nuDltC,
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Tho Peabody inAurance Company respectfully
solcits continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Fire md Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, by ialr dealing, ample protection and
rom pt settlements.
WM. BAILEY, President.
". l.. ROOEtl9, Secretary.
LEWIS BAILEY Cashier.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, October ia special from
Berlin says 1t is reported that Count Won
Arnim's sentence will be cOmmuted to a
fine.
LONDON, October 25.-The Timesspecial
telegram from Berlin announces that the
King of Bavaria has ordered his letter
expressing confidence in hisccabinet pla-
carded throughout the Kingdom.
Signor Blanc, the Italian Minister to
Washington, sailed from Liverpool for
New York on Saturday,
Tho Morning Posts telegram from Ber-
lin says, reports are again in circulation
that Prince Bismarck COntemplates re-
signing his office in consequence Of his
health.
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New YORK, October 23.-The special
committee connected with the shipment
OF sugar yesterday received the following
dispatch from the Secretary Of the
Treasury in reply to letter sent by them
on Friday evening: Restore the former
rate Of drawback on all sugar
purchased at any time and shipped
pending the investigation. The effect oi
lhis new order will be to cause the draw
back payable to be three dollars and sew
enty.toIr cents per hundred pounds on
refined and hard sugar, instead Of tiye
dollars and twcnty.One cents, in both
cases, less one per cent, according TO the
recently promulgated order.
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FRANCIS FORT,

who was killed by Deputy Sheriff The.
berg at Raceland the other day while
attempting to escape arrest, was charged
with committing a rape on little girl
five years old In July last in this city.
The verdict Of the coroner'S jury charges
TheberR with murder,
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WEST VIRGINIA PRESS AssoCIATlO
weather Report.
WAR DRPARIAkNTI
0FFICE OF THR CuIEF SIGNAL OPFICER.
WASuINGTOA, D. C., October 95-l An.

For the Upper Lakes, the Upper Miss
issippi and Lower Mississippi, and the
Ohio Valleys, low barometer, southwest
to southeast winds veoring to a northerly
direction, and cooler, cloudy weather
with occasional rains.
For tho Lower Lakes, Middle and
Western States, lower and falling baron.
etcr, and southwest to northwest winds,
falling temperature, cloudy weather and
rain in the first named parts and partly
cloudy and warm weather in the last
two.
For Tennessee, the Gulf and South At.
lantic States, stationary or falling barom-
cter, southwest to southeast winds, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Du-
luth, Escanaba aud Marquette.
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VOLUME XXIV--NUMBER 81.
ST. LOUIS.
RaiIroad AppoIntment.

ST. LOUIS, October 24.-Colouel Thos.
McKissock, late General Superintendent
OF the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South.
ern Railroad, and one Of the oldest rail.
road men in Missouri, has beenappointed
General Superintendent Of the St. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern Railroad, in
place Of Colonel W. Il. Arthur, who re-
Gently resigned that position.
A STRANGE MIXTURE.
1t appears that DR.. Sherman and Sam.
uel Parker, who very suddenly fell dead
on the street in Bevier, Mo, day before
yesterday, died from drinking mixture
Of prussic acid and whisky by mistake,
they thinking it to be plain whisky.
WEST VIRGINIA PRESS ASSOCIATION,
The West Virginia Press Association,
which arrived here yesterday, left last
night for Kansas City and thence to Lo-
sanimas, the western terminus Of the
AtchisOn, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad,
where they will have buffalo hunt, and
then go TO Denver.
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LOUISVILLE, October PA Harrods.
burg telegram to the C6urier.Journdl re:
ports the occurrence Of n desperate row
al the crossing Of the Cincinnati South
ern Railroad in that vicinity among a
number Of Irish laborers. They had been
indulging pretty freely in old rifle shot
on the money paid them The day before,
and Friday night engaged in a row in
which knives were substituted for shil.
lalahs. Pistols were also used, and the
shooting resulted in the woundingo Of four
Of the participants, one seriously. The
men caroused all night, regardless Of the
wounded.
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An Unhealthy District for Con.
RfeaStlief1.

NASHVILLE, October ga special 10
the American announces the death Of
Hon. 8. NJ. Flte, representative from The
Fourth Congressional District Of Ten.
nsasee for the Forty.fourth Congress, at
Hot springs, Ark, to-day.
John W. Head, who was elected in Au.
gust, 1874, died a few weeks ago. After.
ward Fite was elected to fill the Vncan.
cy following. Neither occupied the seat
to which they were elected.
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CHICAGO, October 23.-Some weeks
since the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company applied to the United States
Court to compel the 81. Louis Bridge
Company to permit the stringing oftheir
wires along the bridge, and the Court de-
MED the application. Yesterday, lin de-
fiance oL tke decision Of the Court, the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
attempted to string their wires along the
bridge by force, bot their work was
stonped. d.Ey the bridge adthoflLies.
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Dead BotIy Found.

ST. LOUIS, October 23.-The dead body
Of a man, supposed 10 be John Campbell
was found IN the woods along the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, two miles west o.
California, NO., yesterday. Letters writ.
ten by Hugh A. Campbell and g. G
Campbell, dated at Philadelphia, and q
power d Attorney from Hugh A. Camp
bell we're found on the body. The suppo
sition Ia that Campbell fell from The
train. The condition Of the corpse indi
Gated that II had lain where IL was founL
snvaral lnHA.
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SALT LAKE, October 23.-In accord.
ance with an order issued last Monday
by Judge Boreman, Of the Third District
Court, Brigham Young appeared in
Court at 10 o'clock this morning with
his attorneys to show the cause, II any,
why he should not be punished for con.
tempt in not paying the $1,000 az order.
ed by Judge Mexican, as alimony pen
dentelite TO Ann Eliza Young, plaintiff,
The Court adjourned till next Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock at which time
Brigham Young is ordered to appear.
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t,onntcricits ana Counte+ieiters,

CHICAGO, October 23-U. S. Detective
P. D. Tyrrel, arrived here tonight hav,
ing in custody Ben Boyd and wife, the
noted countefieitefs, whom he captured
last Thursday night at Fulton, III. Mr.
Tyrrel brings large amount Of counter
felting apparatus which was discovered al
the time Of their capture and $4,000 O.
bogus money some Of which Is a danger
ous counterfeit.
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1900 feet, is the problem to be solved.
The flow Of gas up at New Cumberland is
an encouraging circumstance, and the
flow some years ago, out near Triadelphia,
is still more encouraging. There is also
encouragement in the volunteer flow OF
oil down opposite MOundsville. But al
together these facts do not, by any means,
prove the existence Of gas in such guam
titles as would be required for manufac-
turing purposes.
We can hardly conceive that such an
immense supply could exist in our vicin-
ity. But yet it is matter Of the merest
speculation, either as to its location or
quantity, and therefore the only way to
do will be 70 follow our correspondents
suggestion and attempt to solve the
problem by practical experiment. We
understood some time ago that the Top
Mill company had discussed, more or less
seriouSly, such an experiment. ItWaS in
their vicinity that Dulty made his boring
many years ago, and his notes shOWed'the
presence Of valuable vein Of coal, At
a depth Of 24O feet, and Of another still
lower down. This coal is an important
matter Of itself, saying nothing Of the gas,
and the two together may possibly induce
our Top mill friends to carry forward
DnltyS experiment,
In regard to the dow Of gas up al New
Cumberland, it seems strange that the
abundant supply that has been escaping
there. for years past, illuminating, a. it
does, the country round about after night,
has never suggested the idea Of rolling
mill to the enterprisiug people up there.
Almost any kind Of an iron mill would
have paid for itself before this time out of
the saving Of fuel by the Use Of that i'm
mense flow Of gas. Perhaps now that the
question Of gas for fuel il being
aglIated, some parties may yet be
induced to make the experiment OF
utilizing this New Cumberland gas.
Might not our steubenIille neighbors con-
trlve to tap 1t in some way and take it
across the river, aa they are nearer to it
than are the mills at Pittsburgh to their
source OF supply.
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LOUISVILLE, October ga dispatch
from Greensboro says Prof. AtChisOn, the
Hronaut, was seriously injured at that
place, He attempted an ascension at the
Calhoun fair to please the spectators, but
by the bursting Of the balloon, when
several feet high, was precipitatcd to the
earth and badly hurt His recovery Is
doubtful.
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CarrutII the VIncInnd Editor
Dead.

vtxELAND, N. j., October 2i- Uri
Carrnth who was shot by Landis, on
March ls, died this morning.
Attempts have been made to settle the
case between them, and as high as Sl2, 800
has been offered on conditions, on Car.
ruthers leaving the State. Lands was
surrendered by his bondsmen and taken
to Dridgcton jail.
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MEMPHIS, October 23.-At n railroad
meeting this afternoon six delegates were
appoinled to attend the 81. Louis Inter.
national Railroad Convention. A com.
mittee Of seven were also appointed 10
prepare an address TO all interested in
the completion Of the Texas Pacific Rail.
road 10 meet her on the 10th Of Novem-
Der to take steps to secure its completion.
Gen. CasSius N. Clay, Of Kentucky, left
by steamer this evening Tor Greenvllle
and Vicksburg, TO take The stump In that
State 10 behalf Of the Conservatives.
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GaLvBroS, October 2S.-Atthe Waco,
Texas, fair today, r, A. Ford rode sixty
miles IN two hours and forty.nine min
tites, beibg Tie fastest time on record By
five minutes. After dismounting forty
two horses, he made the last mile in 2;07
80 rode common TeGas hof1es.
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MONTREAL, October 24.-On informa.
ton received from Collector Simpson
Francis =. Stewart has been arrested OH
a charge Of passing large quantity Of
brandy, gin and wine from Ills bonded
warehouse without paying duty. Owen
Locker and Achille Vi66nd, custom house
officers, we're also arrested on n charge Of
aiding and abetting the fraud. The pris.
onefs we're held In heavy bail.
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prrsBuRaH, October 24.--A young
man named Harry Grouse was found
dead near sharpsburg Station about two
o'clock this morning. A bloody trail
leading from the coal yard near where
tho body was found leads to the Supposl'
ticn that he was shot in the yard and his
strength failed before he could reach as.
siSLancs. There Is no clue to the muir
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PoTTsvlLLE, PA, October 2l.-An in.
cendiary fire at Mahoney Plane this
morning destroyed Kirtin's drug store, in
which were the postOttiCe and Western
Union telegraph office, with seven bust.
ness houses adjoining, The mail matter
and telegraph instrument were saved.
Total loss $4,000.
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PnIADELpHrA, October 24.-This af
ternoon a carriage was ptecipitated into
the schuylkill opposite Manayunk. The
vehicle contained Eve persons, three o!
whom Henry Gettet; his mother and
child were drowned. James Miller and
wife we're rescued. Getter resided or
Nineteenth street, above brown, in this
ntI.
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MADRID, October 23.-The Govern.
ment has refused permission TO the Re-
publicans to hold electoral meetings.
Diars and Pagnel says that Senior Nor.
fOri, formerly Minister to Caveler, was
arrested here on Saturday and sent to
Cadiz Copence to be embarked for some
foreign port,
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Gold and silver PrOtIuction--Sns.
pension OF n National hank.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-Dr. Lin
dermAn, Director Of the Mint, estimates
the gold and silver production next year
al $f0O, 100000.
The Charlottesville, Va, National bank
having suspended, a Government agent
will take charge Of the bank for invPsti.
pntion,
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Geo. B. McGee, a plasterer, while isuf.
iering from epilepsy fell from the fourth
story window Of the new COurisr-JourIai
building to-day and was instantly killed,
his neck being broken. This Is the first
fatal accident that has occurred since the
erection Of the building commenced.
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DEADoDY INSURANCE COMPANY.

OMCe, 1873 Market street.

WHEELING, W. va, April q 1875 !
The Charter Of tho Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling expired April lat, 1915, and
lts inCXplred fire business has 6pBn rrlnAtGd by
the Peabody Insurance Company Of Wheeling, W.
Va, ~ shown by the Resolution and Certificate an
ncXGd hereto. All claims Tor loss or damage that
may occur after u o'clock ~, April lSt, 1873 undOr
any Gre policy Issued by the Fire and Marine In.
suiAncc Company, and In force, will bo adjusted
aud settled by the Peabody Insurance Company.
j. Y. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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Fire Losscs Id Ynlnnrnisn.

CINCINNATI, October 24.-The CONNER.
eiaEs Valparaiso, Ind, special says 4
FIRE this morning burned several build.
ings. Loss about $4,000; insurance
$500
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Purchasing Power Of Wages In
1850 and 1874 in New York.

Mosr WORTHY SAHD-The wages paid
the working classes or skilled laborefs 10
lS74-j, in rag money and under the in
flucnce Of high tarill, have lost the pur-
chasing power on coffee, tea, pork, sau-
sngeS, coal and kindIiug wood in. the city
Of New York, as compared with the
wages in hard money and Under the mod
crate tariff Of 1860, as follows:
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WASHINGTON.
The snyder Burglar Case.

The snyder Burglar Ease
WASHINGTON, October %. In tht
criminal court to-day the cases Of Charlie
G. Fisher, B, F. Lighton, WIN. NJ. Evan
and John Greene, indicted for conspiracy
to secure the release Of Snyder, the burg
lar, were taken up. The counsel for TIL
defendant having failed in their efforts Z
require the government to elect on which
Of the indictments they would ask th(
accused to plead, fled 4 plea on abate
ment, challenging the array Of the grand
jury which found the indictments, on th'
ground of illegally.
THE TREASURY THIEVES.
Ottman, Halleck and Brown, charged
with the robbery $4,000 from the treas
ury, were in court, There was nt
definite action on the motion made BY
their counsel to require the government
to elect on which indictment they woult
call.
INTEREST PAYMENT.
The District Commissioner to-day is
sued 4 warrant for the payment Of the
November interest in gold on the thirty
year bonds Of the late corporation o.
Washington, and the interest will be paid
without rebate on and alter Monday
next.
WITHDRAWAL OF TRAIN.
Tho President Of the Boston & Albany
Railroad has notified the PostOftiCc Do
partment that from the first Of December
next until spring he will withdraw the
train from Boston which makes connec'
tion with the fast mail train West at Al
bany, on the ground that 1t does not pay
A FEATURE IN THE FORTH COMING RE
PORT OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, October 24.-It Ia under.
stood that among the prominent features
Of the forth coming report Of the Treas
ury OF the United States, the following
recommendations affecting the redemp'
ton Of National Bank notes will be made
First-That the National Bank re-
demption agency DO made a separate
bureau in the office OF the Secretary ol
the Treasury under the charge Of 4 super.
intendent, who shall give bond for the
faithful discharge Of his duty.
seCond--That the 6per cent redemption
fund shall be kept in the Treasury,
but shall be subject 10 the orders Of thG
Superintendent, and that they be payable
in currency or drafts on New York, BOs'
ton, Chicago, st. Louis or other sub
treasury.
Thirl-That banks or others sending
National bank notes for redemption be re-
Guired to prepay the express charges to
Washington, and that for all other ex'
penseS Of this agency the National banks
be allowed to deduct from their next
semi.annual return Of tax upon CirculA,
tiOn the amount OF any assessment that
may be made, as also in their next return
the amount Of the assessment heretofore
made.
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RlcnMoND, October 2i.-The funeral
obsequies Of Gen. Geo. Pickett took place
this afternoon. The remains we're con.
vcyed to Hollywood cemetry. Not less
than 10000 people witnessed the process
sion, and there were about 5000 in line.
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President Grant and President
Garrett.

WASHINGTON, October 23.-The pfesi.
dent, with Secretaries Belknap and Robe.
son, and Postmaster. General jewell, are
spending the day with John W. Garrett,
al his county seat near Baltimore.
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INDIANAPOLIS, October 94.-During a
drunken row this evening Thomas Mul.
len, aged 20, was stabbed in the thigh by
Wm. Howard aud died in five minutes
after from the loss Of blood from sew
cred artery.