The Morning herald., 1875-12-13

His entire message is contrary to the spirit
of the entireAmerican people, who eminent
ly desire peace, and has satisfied no one"
MINOR DISPATCHES.
OTTAWA, Dec. 12.-The act respecting
Canadian copyright will take effect after to-
day.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.-By the explosion
OF coal oil lamp yesterday afternoon,
Mrs: Mary Comar, aged n, residing at No.
50 Miller street, was fatally burned.
New YORK, Dec. IA New Orleans
despatch reports that Bobby Swami, the
race rider, has been stabbed, and it is
thought the wound will prove fatal.
RocKLAND, Me-, December ILL. NJ.
Robbins, publisher of the Opinion, was coli
victed to-day of selling liquor and fined $40
on four warrants for distinct violation of
the Liquor law.
MANCHESTER, N H., Dec. r. Officers to-
day thoroughly investigated the case Of
Mrs. Connor, who was found drowned in
the canal yesterday, and came to the con-
clusion that she committed suicide.
New BRUNSWICK, N. j., Dec. 12.-Dr
Danham, prominent physician of this
place, was murdered, robbed, and his body
thrown into the canal, on Thursday night
last. The city is much excited over the
murder.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 12-Gen. Babcock
leaves for st. Louis in anticipation OF a
capias which has been sent for his arrest.
Hon. Mark Banks Of Lacon, Marshall coun-
ty, ILL.,, has been appointed U. 8, District
Attorney, Vice Ward resigned.
WATERv1LLE, Me-, December 12.-The
pay train on the Maine Central Railroad
ran into a hand-car yesterday morning, be-
tween this place and West Waterville, Kill
ling Mr.. Potter, foreman of section, and
fatally injuring j. Hare.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 12.--At meeting
of Methodist ministers in this city on the
9th resolutions were adopted protesting
against the action of Bishop Haven, and
the Methodist preachers of Boston in nomi-
mating Grant for q third term.
NEWARK. N. J. Dec. ia fire broke
ont at 10 O'Clock this morning, at Atha
Hughes & Co.'s enamelled cloth manufac-
tory, situated on Sussex avenue, in this city.
Loss about $4,000. Insured in Newark and
New York Companies, and Pottsville, Pa.
MONTREAL, Dec. 12.-The funeral of
Fathers Murphy and Lynch, who were
burned to death at the Lajeunesse Hotel,
took place on Friday. A large procession
of Catholics and Protestants followed the
remains, which were inferred in cemetery
vault.
TORONTO, Canada, December 12.-In the
Gilmore tragedy trial William Fraser, the
carpenter who made the box in which the
body of the girl was found, and who drove
the wagon, has been committed to stand
trial at Assiges. DR.. Davis and wife have
been sent to Kingston Penitentiary.
| P1TTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 12.-The Iron
Manufacturers Association and Puddlers
District Union held another conference yes
terday afternoon, which was continued un-
til late hour. A compromise was effected
at 81. IS per ton for boiling, the arrangement
to continue in force until February 18th.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 11.-Last night at
Rising Sun, Ind, young lawyer named
Jelly shot and 1t is thought mortally
wounded DR.. j. T. Watson, an old and re-
spectacle citizen. Jelly has been waiting on
Dr.. Watson's daughter, but recently was
notified by the Doctor to discontinue his at
tentions. Jelly has fled.
ST. LOUIS, December lS.-Dlstrlct Attor
new Dyer has appointed Col. James 6
Broadhead, one Of the leading lawyers . o
the St. Louis bar, to fill the position MADE
vacant by the dismissal of General Aender:
son. He has accepted, and will proceed
with the whiskey ring prosecutions IN con
junction with District Attorney Dyer, ASSIST
ant Attorney Bliss and Lucien Eaton
ANsoN1A, CT., Dec. 11.-About six o'clol
this a. m. the Ansonia Brass and Copper
Company's mills caught fire and were com
pletely gutted and the walls alone remain
inc, The copper mill was about loo zee
long by rs feet wide and the wire mill apou
half as large. The adjoiHing mills MI wer
r saved. Loss estimated at S2o,Ooo; lnsur
ance $l1 900. About fifty men are re-, tnrowa v.
out of employment. The mills Will DC re
; paired Immediately.