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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20
The StcubcnyilIc Boat Race,

STEUBENYILLE, September lS.-The
three mile single scull race between John
Pedgrft of Chicago, and Robert Peal, OF
Steubcnvillc, tor $3.50 side, was rowed
here this afternoon, and was won by
Pcdgrft. Both men were in excellent
condition, and the race which was wit
messed by about fifteen thousand p oPle
WAS very exciting. Peal won the toss
for position, and took the lead at the start.
rapidly increasing the distance till he
reached the turning point where he ran
foul of the stake boat, and before he could
struightcn out Pedgrilt passed him, and
was two lengths ahead. On the last quar-
ter Peal made spurt, closing up rapidly,
but was unable to gain the lost position,
Pedgriit coming in half length head.
Time II minutes and 40 seconds. Peal
has challenged him TO row the same
course in one week, for increased stakes.
Frank Denmarsh also challenged Ped.
GRIT to row the same course lorany sum.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-20

SANTA FE, September lS.-Tremen-
dous rains have prevailed throughout New
Mexico for the past ten days, and the
town of Los Cruises was nearly destroyed
by the bursting OF what Is called water
spout Much damage is already done to
the wheat crop by the continued wet
weather
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FOREIGN.
Movements of Emperor william

UT '1'''I'r"' w TT
BERLIN, September lS.-EmPeror
William will leave GERMANY certainly
by October Sd, to visit the King Of Italy.
Prince Bismarck will probably attend
him. The Emperor will set out from
Baden soon after the birthday of the
Empress, September 3Olh. TIE move
ments of the Emperor have, for II long
time past, been regulated to II great eX-
tent by his medical advisers, and dctermi-
nation TO visit Italy has just been made
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Fast Mail Trains-Thanks TO Scott
aud Vanderbilt.

Postmaster General Jewell to-day sent
the following telegram to Thomas A.
Scott:
please accept the thanks of the
Department for the rapid dispatch of our
mails. which was naugurated on your
lines on the 10th inst. No other country
except Russia, can run postal cars 1000
or 5000 miles without running OFT the
edge Considering the magnitude OF the
country. believe our despatch OF
mails is now unrquallcd The
Postmaster General has also sent
telegram to William II. Vanderbilt us
follows:
please accept the thanks Of the Post
office Department of the United States
for the facilities you have given it this
week. The accuracy and system OF speed
with which you are now transferring our
mails are, | think, unequalled anywhere
IN the world, and, l believe, marks an
epoch in our progress. | can already
perceive and appreciate the advantages Of
rapid transportation by responses from
our officials, and the public from the At
lantic 10 the Mississippi.
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Streets. Buildings, &c, Destroy ed
Loss One Million Dollars.
Storm StilI Continuing.

a dispatch from Engineer f. q. Car
thill, dated South Pass Jetties, to Captain
James b. Eads says: The storm contin-
ues turiously. But little damage has
been done to The work, and this will be
rnnairnd us snnn rs Tho stnrm nhNtns
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3y'hcclinq Aealster.
.... closed IN New. York Saturday

Fam our reports this morning the
.,, are that the weather to-day
partly cloudy, with southerIy
westerly winds and higher tempsFa-
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Foreign Crop Yield.

LONDON, September lS.-A special tel
egram from Cattuiano states that the in
surrcction is not declining in Eastern
Herzegovina. There has been some
sharp encounters near Matscho and
Fleyva, in which the Turks were de-
icated.
The Times this morning SAYS that the
harvest is rearly at an end The reports
a- to the quality of new wheat are & r
ally good. The markets in MInclng
Lane continue good. Sugar is depressed,
and prices are IN favor OF the buyers.
James Card whom the Times consd.
crs high authority, writes that journal as
follows: The publication of the returns
of acreage exhibits the smallest breadth
of wheat we have had since the returns
have becA taken, and halt million acres
les, than the average extent previous to
1860. when We had four mi hons fewer
people. The decrease in Ireland has
been fourteen per cent from 1874, and in
Great Britain the decrease has been
nearly 5 per cent. He estimates the
amount of wheat required from abroad
at eleven million quarters.
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THOMAS VI. DARRAH,
agIupawt Clerk of said Court.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, NUM-.

- NbuIl VI W
Christian Burke, who sues, &C.,
".
Margarctha Mas. AdminiStratrix, and
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lOnurll, ana Lewis '. ApplrgNtt, Nplc
owners Of the steamboat Wash SHt't.
ATTACHMENT IN ASSUMPSIT.
This day came the plaintiffs, 10y their
attorneys, and on motion the attachment
issued in this suit Is dockct"d. Tie object
of this suit Is Ia recover OF the defendants
the sum of S2,W7.Sl, with interest from The
DIST day of March, lS,3, for the prize" Of
goods sold and delivered to the defendants
aud for moneys paid Tor The use of thc de-
irndantS by the plaintiffs, and to subject
lthr effects of the said defendants Ia the
possession OD and the moneys due and
payable tp them from the Franklin lnNur-
anCe Company, the Citizens Fire, Marin"
Life Insurance Company, ,Oi W wheeling, and
.flna Fire and Marine Insurance COM
pany, OF Wheeling, To the payment there
Of An attachment having been ISSUED ~
this action, and returned duly executed
upon said Insurance companies, and the
defendants not having entered their APP
pcarancc, and neither of them having
been served with "A copy OF said attach
mrnt nor with process IN this action, and
IL tapppHriug rom an affidavit filrd herein
that the said defendants are not residents
of this state, IL Is ordered that the said de-
frndautS appear here within one month
after the first publication Oi this order,
and do what may be- necessary tC protect
their interest in This action, and that u
copy of this order be- published and posted
aS required and prescribed 10y Chapter ll3
of the Acts OF lS72 and 1913, passed Deem
ber 18th, 1873. GEO. T.. BOYD,
Attorney for Pluint!iis.
4 Copy-Tcste:
THOMAS VI. DARRAH,
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Hen. Carl Schurz will make nine
speeches in Ohio during this campaign, in
favor of II sound currency. The first
will lie made in Cincinnati sept. 9th.
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ANcM lnsmrrection.

VIENNA. September l9 An insurrec-
tion has broken out at Fiskovae, near
GrachCwo. The insurgents burned the
Turkish guard house, the garrison Of
which led.
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graphic communication till this evening,
when one wire began to work. The loss
by the storm will not aggregate so large
rs anticipated. The wind having been
very steady the shipping in Put-in-Bay
has escaped damage. Far beyond
damage on the bay and boyous Is re-
ported very great. A feet of dredge
boats are reported driven ashore, and a
number wrecked at Harrisburg and
Houston. 1t was terrific gale, and the
water was driven up from the bay higher
than ever known before, for hundreds of
miles to the north along the entire Texas
COast.
Loss One Million Dollars.
NEW ORLEANS, September l9.-Tele.
graphic communication with Galveston
is still interrupted. A steamer has ar
rived at Brashear, bringing passengers
and files OF Galveston papers up TO Sat-
urday morning. They contain long nc
counts and incidents. The storm was
very severe. Buildings were unrooted,
trees, awnings and fences blown dCwn,
and streets, buildings, wharfs, &c, badly
damaged, and several houses washed
away. The passengers report that one
half to three-quarters of Galveston Is.
land is submerged, and estimates the
damage at not less than million dollars.
Two lives were lost in the city and two
in the bay. DR.. Peet and his nephew,
who were al a boarding station, were car
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The Charges Against DcIanO.

WAsHINGToN, September Is The
Red Cloud Commission spent most oil to-
day in reviewing the evidence adduced
and in discussing the responsibility of
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs and
the Secretary of the Interior for the
frauds at Red Cloud Agency, the appro-
val of the claims committed by the
Board of Indian Commissioners, &c.
There seems to be no doubt but that
there will be two reports, one "Xoncrat-
ing the officers named and one holding
them responsible for the Irregularities
Mr.. Faulkner, Of the Commission, enter
tains views very uniavorable to
Commissioner Smith and Secretary De
lano, and will not hesitate
to express them. 1t is also
believed that Professor Hciton,
who has given the subject very careful
consideration, and for some time past has
been overhuuing the files OF the Interior
Department will also sign tho majority
of the report. The members OF the COM
mittcc could not say to-day, when they
would reach conclusion in regard to the
character of the reports, or when they
would be made.
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Lewis Baker & Co.,
Proprietors OF Daily and Weekly REGISTER,
Market street, Wheeling. jyli
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling,
AUGUST TERM, 1873. August Il, 1873.

Jesse X. Bell and Joseph y. Woods, part
nerS under the firm name uI Bell y
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Isaac Miller, Luther r.. McGcr, David Me.
Connrll, and Lewis V. Applrgatr, sole
owners Of the steamboat Nash .SHt,i.
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ST. LOUIS, September lS.-StiIson
Hutchins, who for some months past has
been part proprietor and manager of the
st. Louis Times, has disposed Of the con-
trolling interest in the evening Dispatch
to w. A. Allison, editor for twenty-five
wears of the Steubenville, Ohio HeraH.
The price paid was $4,000 Allison
will take control on the first of October
and conduct the Dispatch ms an inde-
pendent journal. Mr.. d. Robert Barclay
one of the present owners will retain his
connection with the paper.
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BY TELEG GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The Last Letter of the welsh Series.

The last I.eIter OF Tic WeINH SerIt"'
PHILADELPHIA, September lS.-The
last letter of the Welsh series will be
published on Monday. 1t invokes the aid
of the law to convict Delano, Cowen and
Smith of criminal misdemeanor by vio-
lating the law. Suggestions are made rs
to tha fsture administration OF the Indian
Service and the considering Of reform in
that Department, assured by the resolve
of the President and people. The
letter pleads for other reforms to relieve
a taJ-Oppressed people.
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me- ynlnL, That rhc Result In Maine
,,t;r,ir~ TiIaI Contingencies
Waking a Third FERN II Necessity
WI arise. aud il Much Elntcd
Tn,rcai- Contraction be Carried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29
EX-SECRETARY McCULLOCH ON Fl
~ NANCE
NOW READY IN
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 90.


THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 20.
Eleven Letters from London 70 THE THrDtRI-
THE FINANCES OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
POWER OF THE NATION.
III. FRENCH FINANCIAL PoLICY-ELEMENTs OF
NATIONAL PROSPERITY.
H. NATIONAL DEBTS BORROWING MADE EASY
w. NATIONAL ARMIES-THE MAIN SOURCE OF
NATIONAL DEBT
" AMERICAN CREDIT ABnoAp-wHY 1T Is NOT
HIGH
VI PARTIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIsHON
EST POLICY.
VII BAD FAITH OF sTATEs-ITs EFFECT UPON
NATIONAL CREDIT.
VIII BONDS PAYABLE IN GOLD-HOW CONGRESS
MEANT TO PAY THE BONDS.
TX THE INDIANA COMPROMIsE-BAD FAITH OF
THE EX- SECRETARY'S STATE.
X THE PAPER MONEY DREAM-INFLATION-
PANIC AND REPU DIATIoN.
XII EVILS OF PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RE
SUITS OF THE SYSTEM.
Also
LETTER FROM THE RpyERpY JOHNSON on
THE NATIONS CURRENCY
E,secretary cCuoehs and Mr. Johnsons Lettes appear
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 90
Sent by mail postpaid 10 per copy Twelve copies
for 81. Address ,, ,,rrr,,,,,, A., ,,,.
M ONA COPIES of MAY AGNES FLEM-
1VsVUO INGS novel, NORINES REVENGE,
will be ready in a few days. g. W. CARLETON q 20.
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fflarble and Slate Mantels.

NASONI e. IS0LA,
STEAM MARBLk and GRANITE WORKS.
li6 To 1872 West 10th ST, near Broadway.
Monumental Msnteis Affairs Figures, Thing WMnscotins.
&C. Importers and manufacturers In Italy OF marble
work of every description.
w ID. g. A, s. NICHOLS.-250 entirely new
w designs Marble SLATE, and w9Sd nA2telA M.nuiao
Vnes &o wnoesse and retail Sead for Catalogues Is Hua
so, az. duposiso Worth -
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feaal Notices.


CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
BANK PLAINTIFF against ALEXANDER COLLIE and VIII
LIAM COLLIE trading under the name OF Alexander Collie
Co. observation-disclosures Tor money demand ON contract
Com. not ser;l No q To the abovensmed Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required TO tue
complaint in this action, which VIII be filed in the
York. at tho County Court house IN the CITY Of New
York and 10 copy Of answer TO the sad com
plant on the subscribers at Their ONCE No 90 al street.
exclusive OF the day OF such service and II y0u
fail to the said complaint within tho time Aforesaid tho
plaun in this action will take Judgment ag Anst you for the
sum Of sxyseven thousand i've hundred ort oAe aud
dollars with interest from the hirtie day Of July one thou
eight hundred and besides the costs VI THIS
"''''" FOSTER & THOMPSON, plaintiffs Attorneys.
oece The Clerk ne city apa County q Ms%ySr On the
~ lawGwW Plaintiffs Attorney.
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
KNIGHT AMI JOSEPH ALLEN, composing The arm Of IAH
WOOD KNIGHT q ALLEN, Plaintiffs against ALEXAN.
DER COLLIE and WILLIAM COLLIE trading under the
amcney demand contract com not serl MOP 10
the DEFENDANTS You are her Dy suuene ana
required the complaint IN THIS acn Wch WI Do
Office Of the Clerk OF the cy anu County on New
York County house in the CITY OF New or anu
copy your answer 10 le ,i complaint on INC so
scrbers tleir Office, No. 69 W st. IN said sly within
twenty DAYS after OF this slmons exo
sve oil the day such services and you fail 20 answer tho
said complaint within the time aforesaid the plaints In this
Acton will take judne nj against You OF ninety
four eighty and dollars with interest from tho
sixth day Of August Thousand eight hundred and seventy
besides the coats aud DISBURSEMENTS u this scon-pated
FOSTER THOMSON, PLANTING Attorneys.
complaint in the above action dolly le In the ONCE
Of the Clerk Of the city and County Of Newfork on tho 'h
N"' y POSTER 4 THOMSON. Piain,ns' Attorneys
IS Iaw6ww
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Daneina Aea6emies.

pALLET-MASTER DUMARs Dancing Acad-
eIry. dances taught quarter.
fashionable dances taught perfectly in private lessons
MIR. TRENORs ACADEMY OF DANCING,
w LYRIC HALL, 6TH.AVE., RESERVOIR SQUARE,
Is NOW OPEN. TERMS REDUCED send for
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Mem Publications.

V,HE NEW NOVEL, NORlNE" REVENGE,
by May Fleming. viii be ready la few days. W
a w'CARlETON 4 Co.
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o. njhom it alan Concern
BOARD Of COMMISSIONERS of RAPID

BOARD of COMMISSIONERS of RAPID
I'D TRANSIT CITY OF NETWORK.
OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF RAPID TRANSIT,
NEW CoURTHOl sE. NEW YORK. September ~, 1870 }
The Boar Of Commissioners appointed by the Mayor under
compliance with the provisions ~ Chapter COS Laws OF
1875 hereby public notice that the submission oi plans
operation OF RAPID Transit aigays
is hereby again invited sch plans mue be shown by draw
models and accom- descriptions in writing,
descriptions made and the Commissioners viii
quest before the Board OF the persons
submitting plans which, the opinion OF the Board have
merit which require explanation ana description more IN
the description writing accompanying Tie pans
when submitted.
The Board hereby further gives notice thst
the will II o'clock Monday the
4 day October 1873 the Office OF the Board in the New
Courthouse, and decide the plan plans 70: The
scton OF such railway railways with the necessary sup
ports turnOuts switches sldng landing Places
stations, brGings platforms starwRys, elevators telegraph
DEVICES other requisite appliances upon the route
or routes and in locations determined By
\.
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Gam Schools.

CTTY OF NETWORK UNIVERSITY LAW
" sCHooL-rhe annual session begins Ces ., 1872 The
course cOnpeted in years. Students aiittcd tO
advanced Standing written a. well oral examination IL
invariably required Of every candise for degree For cir
cuIars apply TO W. r. MARTIN, al broadway d. L.
JAQU ~. Secretary, % Cbanbersst
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL TERN OF this iHsltu-
ton will commence Great Jones Great Jones
~ and place., IN this city, WEDNESDAY Oct
G. and will until Nay l3 1876.
The course OF study wo years The degree OF
Bachelor viii be conferred upon students who
the fill conrse and pass the required examination
For catalogues containing nll Information, address, ats
Great Jones st THEODORE w. DWIGHT,
Professor Of Municipal Law
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Gealbcrs.

A GRADUATE of foreign university de-
eires POSITION in of the city Institutes gost
Testimonials and references Address ACADIA, 3oo "es
New York.
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Jnstrnrtiom.


MISS r. ELIZABETH DANAs BOARDING
Uh and DAY SCHOOL. for Young ladies' ard Children,
ARCHER PLACE, Dotb's Ferry N. Y ION the HGds0n wiz
reopen TUESDAY Sept % Roard and nieon IN English
and Latin. 1860 DELIGHTFULLY."- located the east
Of the Hudson twenty miles ron New YORK CITY, For
circulars, address c PRINCIPAL JAMES WILDE, IT, NO.
4o2 Broadway, NY
Miscellaneous,
CIRCULARS of several GOOD SCHOOLS
~ Boo Store. IL iondst
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EOHN MACMULLEN'-C LASSICAL, FRENCH,
- ENGLISH and PRIMARY SCHOOL, at l2li Broad
way, Iiirtieh-st, reopens WEDNESDAY, sept 10.
Terms 500 500 year few boaers ~ 500 al
conal Scholars boarded until ami come 70 to*I Car
penty Latin Conversation Physical Education Circulars at
PuINAM Bookstore, corner OF Twenty irbt and Fourth.
q q the School.
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Iustrneiion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A CLASS FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN and
IN Private Instruction. Circulars sent application.
THOMAS r. ASH. II East 1oth-st.
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BROOKS SEMINARY for young ladies,
Pokeepse ~ y reOqens IA Parents invited
the merits ms schOO Address EDW WHITE.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
D Children. $500 per Send for circular Miss f.
JrinciDal. ,amIcrs-st. New burgh, y. Y.
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MISS HAINES
Hk ANn

MADEMOISELLE DE JANON
VIII reopen their SCHOOL for Young Ladies' Children
THURSDAY, Sept 23 separate Glass for BOYS Oct
punctna atendance 81 their pupils srespectfny requested
Their kfNDEGABTEN, under the charge OF Madame and
Krege will reopen Training class for Kndergar
Nov l. All applications NJ 10 Gramercv Park ~ York
SELECT AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN.-
~ Object method For children between and ~ OF
Terms go per term 10 be charged from time OF pupils
entering Board and washing $3.50 to $500 Eie
home Central PARK. French and German freo
taught upon and perfectly natural method Address for
particulars, PRINCIPAL, Tribune ONCE.
TIME MISSES GRAHAM, SUCCESSORS to the
Misses Green, will reopen their school ct No Ffthave
rs house from Washington sQuarc TUESDAY, the 2eth
Of seytoInber. 1878.
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NORINE's REVENGE is the title of May
IN Agnes Fleinings novel, which q. W. CARLETON
d Co viii publish IL few days.
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MADAME y. DA SILVA
Ul and
MRS. ALEX. BRADFORDS
forn1erly Mrs Ogden HOfmans English, French and Ger
Boarding ani Day School for Young Ladies' aud Chi
dIen, with calsthencs No. IL West 3Sh st, NeNi0rk
ReopeDs sept ~ Applications may bc made by letter OF
sonally as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-29

CT. AGNES's SCHOOL, Albany, N. Y.
- The Diyht Rev William Croswe Doane, Principal and
Sister Helen Head Of the House Miss f. W. Boyd,
school.
The sixth year will open Thursday Sept ~ The school
liz pupils Is thoroughly uruishod In this charge
and under the constant
sight Of the Bishop The terms 1850 for tho school year
s25 entrance fee Music and Painting the only extras.
Apply for circulars or for admission 70 Bishop Doane or TO
Sister Helen, Albany " Y.
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DROOKLYN Nights SEMINARY.-This
I'D DAY and BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG LADiE Els
VIII g rtoDened sept ~. CIIAS. e. WEST, Principal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24

= FELLOW WHOM IT WERE BASE FLAT
TERY TO CALL a WRETCB.--Aa outrage
which carsed considerable excitement. oc-
cuTred Saturday night al Chases station on
the Philadelphia railroad. A hsIf-breed Ia
dian, whose American name is Frank Nor
riS IT - alleged, caused the death of n mare
and colt, and severely cut three other horses
and two cows belonging 10 August Lay, who
keeps q store and tavern at the station. II is
charged that Morris was at Lays place on
saturday night, and having been put out on
account OF bad conduct, Threatened that he
Would nave revenge. On Sunday morning
M. Lay found that during tbs night some
one had caused sad havoc among his live
stock, consisting of five head OF horses and
TWO cows, which were in a pasture in a lot
rear his residence. One mare had been cut
on both sides, and a colt had its throat cut
causing death in both instances. The other
thTee horses and two cows were also severe
~ cut. Suspicion resting on Morris he was
arrested by a constable at the place of Mr.
Gale, where he had been employed for some
time, and on Sunday he was lodged in Tow
sontown jail on the charge OF committing the
outrage. a razor was found in Morris
room, Oh which a lot OF hairs were found
and IL Is supposed that was the weapon with
which lie committed the outra se.- Baltimore
STA, 2Ith.