The Morning herald., 1875-11-12
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are in progress among the Baptists and
Christians in Harrsdsburg, Kentucky.
No action was taken in the cases of Bar
ncy NcCue, murderer, Lycsming county,
and Xingo Parks, riot, etc., Clearfeld, by
the Pennsylvania Board Of Pardons.
Samuel Collins sent as Commissioner in
sehuylkill county, Pa, will bs contested by
Samuel Garrett, the opposing candidate.
The Board of Pardons of Pennsylvania
has adjourned to meet again on the first
Tuesday in December.
The Queen of Holland is in q precarious
condition.
Direct nail service has been resumed be.
tween Madrid and Barcelona, after an inter-
ruption of two years.
A distinct shock of earthquake was felt
in Kan sas yesterday morning, between four
and five o'clock, extending from the Mis-
souri, line as far west as Fort Riley. No
damage is reported.
The London Times publishes a special
from Alexandria which says the khedive has
applied officially to England for two fnan-
ciers to undertake the Egyptian finances,
promising the fullest information to the
great powers.
Fines to the amount of $4,000 has been
imposed upon the gamblers of Louisville BY
the city court, in the trial of indictments
rendered by the grand jury.
The Masonic Temple At Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, was sold yesterday by the
Sheriff for 81, 200.
A man named Geo. Cole, was killed in a
gambling house in Cincinnati, on Wednes-
day night.
There is much suffering among the poor
Of Cincinnati.
The Episcopal Church Congress in Phila-
delphia, had for its subject of discussion
yesterday morning episcopal Authority"
In the evening the discussion was "Bible
Revision"
A fire causing damage to the extent OF
$4,000, upon which there was an insur-
ance of $14, 900. took place in Ghent, Co.
lumbia County, New York.
4 dispatch from Washington last night
stated in five closely written pages in sub
stance that Vice-President Wilson wat
much improved. The balance of the dis
patch described the number of times he had
turned over, the number of states in the
bed, and how many inches it is located from
the wall, all of which we deem as of no in.
terest to the public whatever.
Grant il back in Washington.
4 number of prominent brewers appeared
before the Commissioner Of Internal Reve
nue. in Washington, yesterday, in regard te
the assessment on malt.
$450,330 in national bank notes were re-
ceived in Washington for redemption yes
terday.
The American Health Association in Bal
timore yesterday was well attended.
Governor Jacobs of West Virginia, hal
submitted his message to the Legislature
It represented the agricultural interests o.
the State as being in excellent condition
The State will be well represented at tn.
Centennial.
Ameeting of all the members of the Stock
Exchange was in session at New York yes
terday, for the purpose Of bringing up Ger
tain members against whom charges have
been made for cutting under the regular es
tablished commission rates. The penalty II
expulsion from the boards.
White, the convicted wifc-murderer, 81
Guelph, Ontario, has confessed his crime
He struck his wife with stick Of wood dur
ing a quarrel, and she fell insensible. Ht
then threw her into well, head down
wards.
Reports of horrible murder have reach
ed the police at Montreal. TIVE men, or
Tuesday evening, seized girl named Mary
Henderson at Cumnings' Bridge, tied 9
rope around her neck threw her into Rideau
river. The police are searching here for the
murderers, and have . good clue, which
they are quietly working up.
NJ. Doutre returned from st. Johns te
Montreal, Wednesday, and is in commsni'
cation with the military authorities respect
ing the Guibord funeral.
miscellaneous Items
The Duke of Sutherland owns, Lie, iH5
.,og In Scotland