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steamer cut Down by Ice.

HYDE PARK, December l.-Captuin
WnlcOtt Of the steamer sunnysidc, from
Albany, reports that his vessel was cut
into by the ice at 9 o'clock this morning
lie run her ashore, but she broke in two
slipped into the deep water and sunk,
lie reports eleven persons drowned, six
Of whom were walters and chambermaida
on the boat; the remainder were passen.
gers. The steamer IL sunk to her hurri.
cane deck, and the Ice Is cutting her up.
per works away rapidly. Fifty or sixty
persons were hanging to the rods and
masts Of The promenade deck before they
coull Re got of.
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PHILADELPHIA, December The iron.
clads at League Island ready for sea will
leave tomorrow morning In tow Of The
vessels which are to accompany them tc
Norfolk. The fleet will consist OF nine
or ten vessels, among them the powhat.
tan, Tallahassee, Alliance, Alert, Huron
Despatch, Passaic, Nantucket and Wyan.
Intin
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FIRE RECORD.

MASON Cry, ILL.,, December 1.-THE
Sherman House, this city, burned yester,
day. Loss Sl2,0OOj insured for $4,000.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December 1.-THE
loss by the burning Of the indianapolis
Bloomington 4 Western Railroad round
house was not as great as first reported
The damage to the engines will not ex.
coed $4,000 and TO the buildings $4,000
total $4,000. No insurance.
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Verdict against the White Star

New York, December fireman D.
MNrkwald, passenger on the White
Star Line steamer Atlantic, which was
wrecked on Mare Island, Nova Scotia,
two years ago on voyage from Liver.
pool to New York, sued for $1,000 for
loss Of trunks and detention, and obtain
ed verdict in the Supreme Court this
evening for S2,l00.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS
state Dental AsSociatiOn-The
Convention Of County Auditors
--'Thc Oil1ce OfState Treasurer
Goes 1SeRRifRs

CohuNBus, o., December 1.-The State
Dental Society Il holding It's tenth an.
nual meeting. The attendance Is small
and the day was occupied In discussing
subjects only interesting to the profes'
sion.
In answer to n call for convention oil
County Auditors, to be held here to-day
only eighteen Auditors responded, and nc
business Of Importance was transacted.
J. NJ. Milliken has declined the mp,
pointment Ns State Treasurer, vice Welch
deceased. The position was then tender.
ed by Governor Allen to Hon. T. WikoIT
Of Columbus, who also declined.
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NEW YoRK, December 1.-The Post.
Office authorities this evening inaugu.
rated fast evening mail service between
here and 81. Louis. The first mail left
the Pennsylvania Central depot, Jersey
City, at 0 o'clock this evening and will
arrive at Pittsburgh at $3.50 Tomorrow
morning, when the mails will be dis.
patched to 81. Louis.
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steamship Company Dissolved.

BALTIMORE, December 1.-The stock.
holders Of the Baltimore & Southern
Steam Transportation Company have dis.
solved, and turned over the property to
the directors for the benefit Of the credi-
tors. The Indebtedness Is $l2O0OO. The
steamers will be run as usual.
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RniIronI Pronerty IInrne,l.

INDIANAPOLIS, December IA fire
broke out about o'clock this morning
in the round.houSe OF the indianapolis,
Bloomington & Western railroad on the
west side Of the river. There were eight
engines In the house at the time, and all
we're badly burned before the fire en-.
gines arrived. The loss on the engines
Is estimated at $4,000 and on tho build.
ing at $4,000.
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Itnrning Of the steamer I'hiI.
Sheridan.

DETROIT, lNttcn., December 1.-The
steamer Phil. Sheridan took fire when
a short distance from DniIalO at 2 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, all the efforts of
the crew to suppress the fire were un.
availing. They took to the boats and
we're picked up by the steamer Craig.
The Sheridan belonged to Wad Duluth,
and was insured against fire for $4,000
in n Detroit company and $4,000 in the
ROYAL,
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The report Of the Superintendent Of
Public Printing shows that the total cost
Of printing, binding, lithographing, &C.,
for the government for the year ending
September 30, last, was Sl,56O,42j. The
Congressional record cost SSS,05O addi.
liOnaI. Nearly all the printing ordered
by the last Congress is completed; there
are now 1900 employees in all the de.
partments with pay roll Of $4,000 a
month. CompOsitOrs are getting sixty
cents per thousand ems or four dollars n
day for eight hours.
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CHICAGO, December 1.-The National
Committee Of Independence, including
delegates from many Of the Oranges Of
the Northwestern States, met hore this
afternoon and effected temporary or
ganization. The Committee propose Ia
to take steps toward nominating an indie.
pendent candidate whom the Grangers
will support for the next President.
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PubIlc Debt statement. n

WASHINGTON, December l.-FolIow.
ing Is the public debt statement Issued
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LATER

The crew Of the propeller Phil. sheri.
dan reached here this afternoon OH the
schooner Annie r. Craig, they report
that the steamer Caught fire on Lake
Erie yesterday afternoon and was con.
sumed TO the waters edge in less than
half an hour. Her value and that Of her
cargo IL about $4,000. Partially insured.
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New York, December 1.-The failure
Of John Thompson 4 Co., No. AL Broad.
way, and 10 Mercer street, hair and
fancy goods dealers, l. announced. .
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Marine Intelligence.

LONDON, December 1.--Sleamships
Mosel and State Of Virginia from New
York arrived out.
SAN Francisco, December 1.-The Pa.
cifc Mail steamer China sailed for Hong
Kong, via Yokohama.
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LOUISVILLE, December 1.-The Courier
Journdis HarrodSburg, Ky, special sayr
a grand jury has been empahelled there
to indiCt parties for selling "Cofn Juice
10 the workmen on the Cincinnati and
Southern Railroad.
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ChegmteItiqenter


Iopdon dispatch this morning in
.,a. d. that the Protestant Church a
r'I,lo. in spain, ha, been closed by tn
',,ta,,tie, and the pastor and schoOlmas
..,reIIed. Toledo is the famous place
,t.,, % many Jews were once massacre
'', ,..,pnt Of their religion, We areno
,.n,i.el that the lately initiated expert
a,oithe Liberal government Of spair
,Iroving Protcstants to have u show
n,bsir faith should come to griei ii
r,l,Jo. The fame OF that place is too
'r,.,I, linked with the Spanish Inquisi
no be put a.under thus carly in the
,,li,rll regeneration OF that priest rid
jta country.
Oplya .hort time ago We were inform
4 that permission had been granted in
u,ldI to hold Protestant worship in
Io,. in a sort Of underground way
,,ocilcl no religious rites were attempt
sront ofdoors, -uch as parndes, Nc. W.
nppo.ed that Spanish superstition and
g,o,y could probably endure that
amount Of hcrcsy among them, especially
,.,be Protestant countries OF the world
hI been so iorbearing towards Spain in
b,r rgelchcl troubles, but her people are
so deep dyed in ignorance to entertain
.,en elementary notions Of rights Of con.
siencc. They are taught that there is
hptonr true religion and that they have
# in all it, purity, and that hcresy Is a
an Of such magnitude that toloration OF
Mica species OF completely with 1t.
Tbi. ha. been the essence OF Catholicism
IN Spain for centuries.
/, /. not impossible that the present
rlyiI war in Spain will continue until
that country il scourgcd into the light
and liberty Of civilization. War Is the
most radical and thorough going educa.
Droi all the agencies ofhuman progress.
The United States is a conspicuous ex.
ample Of what war will do to root out
prejudice, apparently ineradicablC, and
inia,c aud incnlcate ideas that only a
lev years previous were supposed impOs.
,ibe Of adoption. Spain has made Visi.
BE progress since the coupdetat that over.
e, ,bcgovcrnmenl Of her" Most Catholic
Majesty Queen Isabella, n few years
ago. The temporary existence Of tho
Republic, feeble as was its hOldupon the
popularC, accomplished more than
any Of us can tell at this distance
Tor political freedom, Because Spain
hl. gone back to Bourbonism, in
the per,on Of lsabella's son, Is
no evidence that she will not be.
fore long make another experiment OI
free government with greater success. II
must be remembered that the whole
veightoi the $ panish hierarchy, backed
by RomcIas witness the recent highland.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
Death OF DR.. George A. Fitch OF
MOFgRntOWn.
WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. |, 1875,

WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. !, 1875.
SPecialtO tho IutCllISensr
DR.. George A. Fitch, OF MorgantowR,
West Va, died OF phthisis pulmonalis, in
this city at three o'clock yesterday after
noon, November 3Oth, His remains will
be escorted to his home at Morgantown
by u deputationofth the Masonic fraternity
here. They will arrive at Fairmont, en-
route, on Friday mornings train, Dec, 3,
and from there proceed to Morgantown
by private conyeyances,
K. II. CMNN.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, D. c., December L.
The Commissioners Of the District OfCo
lumbia have brought suit against the ex
Treasurer, Jas. a. Magruder Of thu
Board Of Public Works and his sureties
claiming fifty thousand dollars damages
The declaration sets forth that Sl4 ,GO7,.
4O2 was received and in part disburseC
by Magruder but who refused to render
mn account "a reuuired,
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New York, December John Scan.
nell, charged with a murder In Johnson's
pool room two years ago, and acquitted
on the ground Of insanity, has been com.
mitted 10 the Utica Insane Asylum.
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Export Of American Fabrics

New YoRK, December LIN connec.
tion with the export movement, and fol.
lowing closely the sending out Of Ameri.
can cotton fabrics to England, the most
important feature Of late has been an I'M.
gortant shipment OF American ribbons to
England.
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Banking Capital In Various cit
ieH.

The reports for October to the Comp
troller Of the Currency, show that Pitts
burgh outranks the most important cities
in the West in the amount Of It's National
banking capital. The following Is tab
ular statement showing the status OF
nine leading cities in this respect:
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Unable IL I'ny thcir trcditors.

NEw York, December l.--B. 4 o.
Lawrence, heavy stationers in Maiden
Lane, announce to their creditors their
inability to continue their payments.
They promise prompt statement Of their
affairs, when meeting Of the creditors
will be called
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Bank Suspension.

New ORLEANS, December L. The
Bank Of America has suspended. The
Board OF Directors have resolved to cease
active operations and put the bank into
liquidation at once.
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Death l,y ChIorOForm,

New YoRK, December Ia London
special says that the wife Of Hon. Hugh
Childers was found dead in bed At her
husbands residence yesterday morning.
4 bottle containing chloroiotm was found
beside hdr.
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CHICAGO, December l.-D. II. Mann,
formerly Supervisor Of the Southern Dis.
trict Of lllings, was arrested to-day, and
his trial on the charge Of revenue frauds
will be commenced this afternoon.
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CtNcrNNArI, December John Mack,
an engineer on the Ohio & Mississippi
Railroad, was run over and killed while
At work under his engine yesterday al
Moofe's Hill Station,
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Z, BELMONT county has at this time about
Wy ,convicts at the Ohio Penitentiary.
Wedonbt whether there Is another county
=, ~ me State that il so largely represented
n mat Institution az Is Belmont.-S.
Vd'r'riRc Gateue,
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Weather Report.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OHPICR OF TIIR CIIIEB SIGNAL OFFiCRR,
WAslIINGTOS, D. c., Dec 2-l AN.
PR0BADILITIIS
For Gulf States, stationary or falling
barometer, south and east winds, warmer
or cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, Up
per Lakes, Upper Mississippi and Low
er MissouriiValleys, falling barometer,
southwest TO northwest winds, warmer
partly cloudy and hazy weather,
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General Babcock, this morning reCeiv'
ed n telegram from District Attorney
Dier at 81, Louis in answer to one senl
by him yesterday demanding bearing
before tile court, stating that the evidence
in the Avery case had been closed, and
the next case involving the question oI
conspiracy was set for the 18th OF Decem
hnr
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CHICAGO, December l.--Senator Logan
is little better this morning, but is still
in critical condition.
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Elected PFeSidcnt.OI the Cotton
Exchange,

MEMPHIS, December 1.-W. b. Gal
breath was reelected President Of The
Cotton Exchange to-day, beating his com
petor W A. Gooding "a votes.
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KEENE, December TITO slight
shocks ofearthquake were felt here this
morning.
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New York, December News was
received yesterday in Washington Of the
death in China Of Hon. Benz. P. Avery, the
American Minister 10 that country.
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MoSrPELrER, W., December 1.-The
mercury is 24o below zero.
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Orders From General Crook.

OMAHA, December l.-Some days ago
while George Bosler was driving herd
OF cattle into the Red Cloud Agency tC
issue rations to the Indians, he was shot
at by IN Indian aud narrowly escaped be.
Ing killed. The Interior Department has
issued instructions to the agent Of the
tribe to compel the surrender Of the
would.be murderer, and II not accom-.
plished otherwise, to stop tlis issue Of ra
iions until lie Is delivered to The nnthori.
ties.
Gen. George Crook to-day telegtaphs To
the commanding officer Of that district Ia
give the necessary protection to the agent
In carrying out his instructions.
OFFICIAL RETURNS
Of the election yesterday on the PROPOSE.
ton to vote $l25,OOO to The Narrow Gauge
Railroad show that II il defeated In the
county by $50 votes. This city gave o
majority Of As for II.
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Tile Secretary Of the Treasury to-day
appointed A. L. Wilson, OF Louisville, to
be Chief Clerk Of the Treasury Depart
menL to Gil the vacancy by the resignation
NJ AvnrV
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The debt statement shows decrease oI
S4SOO7S. Coin balance $70,4O4,47G
currency balance ST., ,l04,0G2; Specia de-
poSit for redemption Of certificates Of de-
nosit $I2. .GlO,O00,
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presume will particularly interest the
lnlx rnndnrs Of tic lNrELLln ENcER:

BOiITiiERN GENTLEMAN HAVING A
~ handSnne winter residence South would lB
pleased 10 make tho acquaintance ol q refined aud
agreeable lady with equal means age from " TO w.
domestic habits, and one WIN Would appreciate the
Elnd1esI anil affection Of huSbindi the best Of re-
ierCncCJ given Please address, li confidence where
an Interview can 10 had, WHOEVER, Herald office.
As there are very few unmarried Indies
who ever attain the age prescribed above
as to 45), we presume that the answers
10 "widower" will be few. Still fewer
will be the answers to the following very
mercenary announcement:
A NY YOUNG OR ELDERLY LADY OF
N wealth who desires marriage with an American
gentleman Of culture, aged q, tall and light COM
pIcxoncd, will recclvea prompt reply by addressing
II. 4. r, box III Eienld Uptown Branch Office.
Nearly all the matrimonial advertise
mcnts in The issue Of the Herald before us
savor largely Of "flthy lucre". Here is
an other specimen:
4 RETIRED ARMY OFFICER OF MEANS
N and brilliant record, tired Of the world and
single llic desires the acquaintance Of lady Of u-
doubted respectahility and equal means With him.
arli, with view 10 matTlmony. None under 80
years oi ago need address CAVALRY OFFICER,
box itJ Herald office.
Another sort Of advertisement, and al.
so interesting to ladies, is the following
RIO GENTLEMEN-A LADY WHO MAKES
the tuition Of adults speciality, has vncancie,
f0r two more pupils; gentlemen desiring thorough
instruction Ia any ol the higher or fullmenial
Enalish branches are invited 10 make application
Lessons strictly private, and tho utmost confidence
observed In all cases.
Here is a specimen Of n large number
Of advertisements to be met with in the
New York papers:
snY 6rIf Av., SECOND. FLOOR-A YOUNG
OU widow, lust from the country, a house
keeper, WIdowef's family preferred; reference re-
The Chicago Tribune Is filled every
Sunday with a great mass Of advertise
menIs embracing all the relations Of soci.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05
The Oshkosh Fire.

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was visited by
destructive fire, lat Wednesday afternoon
The fire aght in Morgan Bros, Mills.
Oshkosh lie on 4 tltt piece of ground,
and there is almost 4 continuous south
west wind, which frequently, Is on We'd
nr-,lav last blow, with great violence
All The large lumber and shingie mills,
which comprise the chief business of the
place. were >tuatcd on the western border
oi the city. l.1ticrly, it ha, been the Gus
tom. when 4 heavy westerly wind WAS
blowing. for the mills to stop work to pre-
vent fires \ number of the mills shut
Iovn Oh "Wednesday noon, bat Spauldlng
& Peek refused 10 stop work, and when
Mr.. " nc IN asked Mr.. Peek 10 do 80, he
vas answered curly that h. (Pcck) IN
,-u,!rl t. run his own business. II WAS
only i frw minutes after this that MurIin
81, liners mill took fire. and WAS soon
wrapped III flames.
Tic iir" from that. communicated to E:
loz.n other saw-miil> in the immediate
n,i.hAorhood, which, with millions of feet
Of lumber pjlriup in the yards. We're soon
one roaring blaze. Famed bv the fierce
nj which prevailed. the fire then >prcac
q he nln streets OF the city. and block
after block fell i prev L. the d,vOurinr ell
,mtnt till the entire iu>inrs, and much 0.
Tie living portion Of the city WAS con>um-
Ell. The engines We're OF no avail agtins:
:. - -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

TuToN, BtECHER. -Tha counsel of Mr..
B"ech"r rc>;cl their case last week and
the plaintiff IS now putting in testimony
in rrbattal. T'ilton'> lawyers have already
knocked t" pieces the claim which the
other side foolishly made that Tilton went
with the Woodhull in the, communist ,ro-
cc~sion.
The plaintiffs counsel stated in court 1T
The close Of the testimony for the other
side, that DIZZY would not object TO the call
lnT OF Mrs. Illt0n, but Mr. Evarts declined
t. call her TO tie witness stand. II i re-
ported that Mrs. Tilton feels wronccd by
her exclusion from tcstifying. Monday. in
court She stool up and called Judrc
Nelson, Judge Neil>on:" she was very
much eXcitcd.:and when the Judges at,cn-
ton WIS called to her she handed him =
note with the request that it be read The
judge sad it as.matter for deliberation.
IN! i Is understood 10 have been a reo,,est
that he would have her called to the stand
He determined finally that the calling Of
witnesses Was wholly a matter in The dis
cretion OF counsel. and will not interfere in
tie affair.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05
Union CHUEC

UNION CHrECH.- Re-. u II
Murray will preach c""sy >;a. ...-..
in Music HI Bosom. + 4. NV.
mcnrin@ @ lob + >. A...t......
southeast corner Of Ht.a., -.....
Columbus avrnu. la i,.-..
the erection If 4 chr h. ....
capacity of four ul3u-anl
Union church, men Of ali a...i..-,. ...
uniting in TIE movement.
The declarations q noi.-in- a.... i,
gard to the thirl term are lu...-... y.
Not long ago the semj-otli I'll e-..
Washington sad the thin had :.,-... ..
" been Thought Of. An....-- --
spokesman Of the Prc>iI"n. Il. Z. -....
fore that, that it w:s only one l4.-.
gotten up by the y. i. H-rlE 2.G =.
the mos of by the olp,>it.na 3ea --. .
now Senator Sargent OF Ca,iI .a.-.i 4
thai long ago Gen. Grant to..l .l..! Il.
was tired, worn out, wanted 10 min.
wished the COMING two yr.r- 81 .,.......
bilitv were gone. We has D.. o.
about it, and now that tn rr.-.l.n.
appointed Edward ric:r-,an. II \
York to his cabinet -an.toN.r..... III
tcrmcst-it i time to >t,p taIh-a- g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

The losses on the Langdon and Marsh
property may not be quite total. The 9TH
ers are total losses This company. OF
course. loses heavier than any other as 1t IS
perfectly able to do. The company says
in a circular Just issued, that the loss VIII
.'rcquire an assessment Of three-fourths OF
one per cent. added to this all our other
losses to this date, Will make in all an as
se>sment of two and thrcc-fourths per cent,
which, with ordinary losses hereafter dur
ing the fiscal year, will not make the as
seS>ment more than the average, per
cent?. We send this circular that you
may be in possession of facts SO you can
assure our patrons that this company Is
mistaken, and not over burdened, with It's
capital Of over four million dollars
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-05-05

LYNCH LAw.-As expected, JUDGE
Lynch succeeded in trying the case of the
colored murderer, Joe Reed, who kill Pa.
llcenan Frazier at Nashville, Tenn. Fri.
day night. The jailor did his best to nro-
tect his prisoner, but without avail. The
mob, after several hours work, forced
their way in. seized Reed, fastened a rome
around his neck, and hurrying him to the
suspension bridge, threw him over with
the intention of hanging, but the rona
broke ana he fell on the rocks beneath =
distance of 80 feet, and from thence IN Tho
river. He was shot once on the wav AMI
again at the bridge. The body has not
vet been recovered.