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1926 Pennsylvania Arenue.


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Indications that Butler il Beaten

I'THCFHF 77SiaF7fN 70 '7Hs 1SE0f.J
BOSTON, Nov. 5.-The Boston Tfaascript'
bulletin says that dispatches from all parts
the state but the west, indicate that Talbot's
plurality over Butler will be at least 10 900 The
antl-ButIer votes has increased since II am
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AFTER SEPARATION FROM His WIFE-A Mo--
ristoWn. y. j., John Downey went into the
thurCh of Inc Ascension, Just before the service
Tor All saints Day, and going UP on the altar
Was about 10 destroy the breviary. but the priest
VINO was TO celebrate mass. the Rev. Father
Cameron, InteT1ered. Whercat he bit the prteSt,
through The finger. Downey is insane. recent.
separation from his wife having affected his
BRAIN
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wood chopper, near Auburn. Placer canniy
Cailofnia, has been arrested for making and
utterlng counterfeit standard dollars and haif
aOliafs. Dies, material, &C., were found in hi,
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PENNSYLvANlA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-1'fie election in this
CITY IS progressing quietly, the early vote being
larger than the average. large republican
vote IS Oeing polled in the Ist, 2d and Sd Con-
gfeSslonai districts. In the 4th district Judge
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-Frederck Stelling, work
man In Williamsburg tN.Y.) sugar refinery.
Yesterday fell into vat OF boiling sugar, which
bubbled up around his neck His agonizing
screams brought help and he was taken out.
but can hardly survive his terrible injuries
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THE PURsCER OF j. WILKES BoOTU.-Josenh
y. stewart, a lawyer OF No. ;,5 Broadway, was
arrested. and furnished bail last week in slrit
brought against him by Samuel Churchill, OF
No. 125 East lot street The suit grew ont OF n
dispute over bond worth 1915. which Churchl
alleges Stewart borrowed two years ago, and
las never returned, but has pledged it for his
own DEBTS. stewart was made famous in 1866
because OF hiSl leap from the parQuet to the stage
0f Foids theater and his pursuit OF J. Wilkes
Booth through the back part of the theater and
our into tue alleyWay. Immediately after Boot h
had fired the shot which killed Abraham Lin
coin. On account OF a difficulty growing ont OF
the failure OF the Baltimore Bank in 1861. Stew
arr had DANIEL Drew arrested and Drew had
stewart in turn. Each furnished 500 000 bail
and M thing ever came Of the Suits.--[N. T. Tif-
tp1e, 4th
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Republican Gains in Pllila6eInD,ia

Especial Dispatch to the Epe"ing .Star.l
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 5.-The republicans min
imum estimate for majority in this city is
$4,000, which the democrats claim they can
overcome in the state. The vote to-day shows
up to p. IN. republican gains in the city over
last years vote.
O'Neill. Kelly. larMcr and Randall
Reelected.
There seems TO be no doubt of the reelection
OF ONeill, Kelly, Harner and Randall 10 CON
gress, and the electiOn.Of Bingham In place of
Freeman who failed Of denomination
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gs-Dan starr, small operator, announced his
suspension in the New York Stock Exchange
yesterday.
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PATRICK HART drew revolver to shoot Hugh
1owey in saloon in san PatricO. Texas The
bar-keeper requested him not to fire, because
the mirrors might be broken. So the pair con-
siderately retired TO the street, where they shot
at each other, duel fashion, until Towey was
killed
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UNRIYAILED
~ In QUALITY AND PRICE
Champagne Wines of
MOET i CHANDON,
MORT 4 CHANDON,
Established lS43.
RENAULD, FRANCOIS Il co,
povleo1y Sole Agents for U. y.
no HAYWARD HUTCHINSON,
SIT NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
(Near the Ayenue,)
Rave 500 Slate Mantels in stock and employ large
force Of mechanics and artists in producing new de-
sisns and colors, and filling all orders promptly
at prices lower than ever offered, and with large
force of mechanics their several trades of Plumb
ine Furnace, Range, Stove, Tin and Copper work,
solicit jobbing orders. aug31tr
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MIR. BROOKS, OF WASHINGTON About two
weeks ago James j. Brooks, chief OF the L. s.
secret service bureau, arrived in this city from
washington. In connection with custom house
business. lie was quiet and unobtrusive, and
the majority OF those With whom he came in
contact knew him simply as Mr. Brooks of
Washington. When he pOunced upon wagon
and seized 35e fye-tael boxes OF slnuggIed
OPIUM he was known in the transaction simply
as detective BrOOkS.-[Sda FraHcisco Chroaicle
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Republican Majority OF
$4,000 in the State.

ISPecfdt DfNV0IcN 70 IHe SdF.I
NEW YORK, Nov. ), 2 D. m-Returns from the
interior Of the state show republican gains for
Danforth for supreme Judge. The state COM
mittee estimate his majority at 1900 in the
state. The democrats do not furnish any eSti-
mate OF the state vote. and no one OF their com
mittee seems to be in charge D.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. Internal
revenue sII1.130ss: customs S371 ,491.67.
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Resumption of specie Payments.

In considering the subject OF the RESUMPTION
of specie payments the question has been fire.
Guently raised OF late whether the Secretary of
the Treasury viii commence by redeeming U. S.
notes, that may be presented. in gold, OF whether
he Will avail himself OF the provisions OF the
silver bill and tender the presenter of green
backs their silver equivalent. III he should
pursue tie latter course there evidently would
be but few calls for the redemption of GREEN
backs. The bu1kineSs OF the standard Silver
dollar would check any desire On the part Of
holders or greenbackS TO exchange them for
silver merely to procure .'coin." Secretary
in this particular is. 1t can be stated however,
Qn good authority that when resumption begins
II VIII he gold resumption and not silver re-
sumption. The coin balance in the Treasury
Yesterday at the close OF business was s22S 526.-
453.2S. OF this amount about $I31, ,OOO, 900 was
gold available for resumption There are out,
standing about 1926, ,0Oo in L. s. notes to be
redeemed if presented. OF course the consider
auon That all this amount Will not be presented
enters into all calculations pertaining to re-
sumption. III the run on the Treasury for gold
IN exchange for u. s. notes should come close
session OF the government it is stated that a re-
treat may be made TO silver The bill creatjnp
TIE standard silver dollar will be taken aIyan
tage ol and that coin paid instead OF gold.
$4,000 GREESBACKS
StiH another feature connected with this
nee OF the greenback s OO3 and $l0 900 notes the
nrst ever issued. The plates for them are being
ERECTED and the notes Will be ready for circli
latlon by the day fixed for resumption They
are intended 10 double duty-fOr convenience In
handling large amounts OF greenbacks and to
wlll be the same as that OF the rest OF the
SfeenDacK currency.
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The ENGLISH CLTIMATUM was placed in the
hands OF the Afghan commander at Ali MuSiid
On the cd instant, and copy was at the same
time posted at PeShawur TO the Ameer
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Subscriptions 10 the four per cent. loan to-
lay amounted to S66.550.
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kilograms to The Star.
ELECTION DAY
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
BUTLER PROBABLY BEATEN
STRUGGLE IN NEW YORK,
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN PHIL LADEl lPHlA
NEWS FROM SEVERAL STATES.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
BUTLER PROBABLY BEATEN
STRUGGLE IN NEW YORK.
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN PHILADELPHIA
NEWS FROM SEVERAL STATES.
ELECTION EEWS.
NEW YORK.
TaniHhany Ahead at NOOn-The Con-
VrpSSiOrzI CAnt0StS

lSpcetdt DfSpdtrh to 1hP STAR
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The day has opened clear
and cold, and the streets in the vicinity Of the
voting precincts were all astir early in the down
town wards, where long lines Of voters formed
for an hour or More before the polls opened
The Tammany men in that quarter We're de-
cidedly ahead at noon on the local and Congress
sional tickets, though the estimated vote Of
Muller and EickhOf for Congress was below
their malOritieS OF two years ago. The conlbi-
nation ticket, headed by Cooper for mayor. had
not polled as large vote as had been expected.
ard must gain relatively more in the tppers
wards to insure anything like success. In Mui-
lerS district (5th> for Congress there are seven
candidates being voted for, though BOurke
anti-Tammany. leads them all. 4 dispatch
from the llth district reports Morton. rep, 5o0
ahead for Congress al noon. His election over
Willis is very generally admitted. There is good
deal OF trading OF TaInmlny tickets for mayor
Tor republican aSScnblymen, and a gain OF
seven OF the latter is claimed by the reDubl!-
cans. In the 9th district, although there are
three candidates voted for. there does
not seem to lie any opposition against s s. Cox
which Will amount to anything. UBrienS con
test III the 10th district against O. Il. Potter is
spirited one, but POtterS election is believed IL
he assured This is Hewitt'S Old district In the
Ith senatorial district OF the state, many demo-
Gratis are voting for exCollectOr ThOs. Murphy
rep. TO hll the vacancy caused by M0rrisSeF's
death
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ELECTION RETURNS TO-NIGHT.-The Congress
siOnal Democratic Committee will receive the
election returns at the Imperial Hotel tonight
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ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENS, who went to
Boston last Sunday night, will not return for
several days.
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GENERAL GRANTS MANNER with his country
men abroad l. 3dial!is-ly described as most
friendly. simple and natural. He is ful OF con
heiSatloh; ana hltkcs 40 effort 10 impress people
With IecollectiOnS OF his labOrS and honorS H,,
VIII return 10 America next June in 4 steamer
OF the American line
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\ BLACK LINE SIBSTITrTED FOR THE y NsME or
BBIGGERHcFF-A Telegram from NOr,yalk
conn. SAYS: The democratic nominee for Con-
gfcss IN lhiS district Il Mr.. T. W. BruS.-crhnu
oh October "Oth. the NOrwalk Democrat omit ted
the name Of Mr.. BrGggerhon from The list nf
delhotlallc candidates kept standing AT th,,
mead o1 It's columns. and substituted FOR II a
pl,",h me one-quaiter of AN inca wide. In 4
leadlhG article explained that Mr. b. "
Naples. th' editor OF the NorNaik Hnt,s a rp-
puphCAn journal, was the mentor aud nrincipll
auNnCait 81 Mr. BlugEerhon election. and had
stht dcfiCuar cltert la q large number OF rtpub-
hcaES lh the district urging them 10 vote for
ilm. IN this letter MIR. Naples is said 10 have
NilUch ~ ms 1l1end lSl1ggerhoH in tnl~ wise:
= lie beileNed that the Electoral Commission
n"Gftg ana b'so3a'Eig settled tic Question OF th,.
Presidency Ia favor oi Mr. Hayes. and tlat their
action should not be disturbed or quest toned
III Mr. Ia lugGcrhOn does not refuJe ihIS charr,.
hc VIII get very few democratic votes here
aoouiS. our people prefer an out-aHd-0U le-
publlCan 10 lhaI sort of a deIn0,rnl
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APPOINTMENT. - The =, President to-day ap-
pointed Geo. W. Hutton TO be postmaster at
Auburn III
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Gains for Cooper.

ISItft0I DtNpNfrh 70 Tie Sf0f.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The combination ticket
for mayor shows that Cooper has made decided
gains in seven (state} senatorial districts Tam
many men are scratching Congressman from
the tickets of all those who hold naturalization
papers for 1868, but are voting them for Schell
for MAYOR.
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BUIIDING PERMITS

issued by Inspector Entwisle: Isaiah SchiefrIey,
repair brick. s2s . st. NV; $l00. Bernard
Gler construct private stable on Ii. between
l2th and 18th Sts me-. &200. Mrs. Mary COombs
repair frame ll09 sth SC. n.w.; Si00. j. ID. Ma
lone, repair frame, 62 q ST.; SI5. VIM Prince
repair frame. 1909 F ST. NV: $50 Trustees of
ST. JOseph's Hall, remodel brick building 81.
Josephs Hall, 5th ST., between and sfS n
w. S95 - '' NJ
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SITTING Bull IN GANkrl-CoA,'irio 81 n.
N,"n1 BroreS. = Suh-InSpector Allen. OF the
mounted police force, is al present i'm this CITY
on business connected With the government
He ieft Fort Walsh on the 5th or o.t ol,pr inSt
ana reports Sitting Bull and the SIoilx nnare
aply inclined toward the Great Mhite Mother
icf Whoih they all express a most unqualified
loyalty. on the other hand, they speak in rh.,
most bitter terms OF the l.. y government and
threaten all sorts OF vengeance for the shameful
manner in which they ciatm they have bnan
treated. Major Walsh is al present in charc.
OF Post in the immediate Vicinity OF Sittiur
Bulls encanpment, near Wood mountain. aud
Is ON the most friendly terms with the ..biv
Indian" chief. The major appears ta have n
decided influence over the red men and they
all look up 10 him as q great aud noble chief OF
their White Mother He has contingent of ~
picked men. as brave and true as steel The
Sioux camp at this point numbers aboul 500
lodges. representing nearly 1000 souls. and iS
dlNldcd MP at present into small hunting par
Ties. Tie oid braves are most peacea0lN in
cllred. ana there would be no fear OF a breach
OF the friendly relations existing were IL NOT Tor
a number OF hot-headed young bucks who make
depledatury lncurslonS across the borders, and
sometimes 30 so far, when n favorable onpar-
lunllN presents itself. 10 steal horses in cana
dian territory. and escape 10 the United states.
IOtfoHG Ctti-.0. Nor. 1.
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THE CABINET MEETING To-DAY.-ASsistant
Secretary seward represented the State de-
partment at the Cabinet meeting this afternoon.
All the other members except Attorney Genera,
DevenS were present. 4 general discussion o
bodied in the Presidents annual message to
Congress was had, and a quantity OF ordinary
business transacted,
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LONDON, Nov. 5-In the mills at Wigan loo
looms and 9,4o0 spind!eS are stopped, and 2.5oa
looms ana 3lo,O 600 spind!es are running on short
time, being equivalent TO 80 per cent. reduction
in operatives wages
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RErusfIctS CoSGREsSNEN FROM THE SorrB.-
MT Howard Carroll, OF the New York TIp,es.
VINO mas been making an extensive tour through
lhe south. studying the political situation,
writes: . III an absolutely fair election could he
held In the southern states an election AZ which
every citizen might vote freely according 10 hts
hciinaiisn. there Is no doubt that from eleven
ol thoSe states. AT least twenty-eight r,,nubu-
SanS would be elected in the next Congress
inete would be four from Alabama. one from
ARKANSAS. one from Florida, three from GeOr-
ga tour from Louisiana. four from MISSISSIPPI
Tour nom North Carolina. three fp,m south
carolina one from Texas, and the three from
Virginia. This IS modest estimate Eyen
under the system OF voting which prevailed i'm
me south two years ago, and with the cotton
states. gefFymandered as they have hAen bv
democratic legislatures, there should h nj
least fifteen republican congressman elected
nom tie south. There Shuu,d hr two from
Alabama, one from Arkans,lS, one from Florida
one from Georgia, two from Louisiana. twa
nom Mississippi, TWO from North Carolina two
troln South Carolina, and two from Virginia.
In all the districts 10 which | refer there is a
legltlmate majority Of at least S.thn. In some
ol item tie republican ma iuritN amounts "a no
less ttiaiI 5000 votes. In spite oi these ma i0r-
lleS; however, il is not probable That the ne
PupllcanS OF the south VIII I've allowed Ia elect
more than SiN republicans 10 the next Congress
ana II ls quite possible that they viii be de-
pfINeu OF every representative except IwO."
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A DAUGHTER Or EMMERSnN ETHEH,pGE SICK
WITH THE FEvER.-A dispatch from Dresden
Tenn, announces the serious Illness from
yellow fever of Miss Emma, daughter of Mr..
EmmersOn Ethefidge. Miss Etheridge is re.
Salded as one OF the most intellectual women
in the south, and it was upon her advice that
her father acted in refusing to accept the re-
cent nom1natlOn for governor rendered him by
the republicans OF the state. on the ground that
he could not possibly win success On that
ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY 1NEE111GENcER
Another Bad Case.

srEuBEsvILLE, O., April 10.
Special to the Intslllseneer.
A shocking case Of deprayity has been
developed at the County Infrmsry, four
miles from this city. The physician who
has attended the paupers for years, was
recently discharged, and to-day revealed
the fact that he had been too intimate
with halt-simpls girl at the in6rmary,
who will soon become q mother. She
charges the paternity on the Doctor
Other paupers testify to very dam
aging facts, such as the Doctor's
being locked up with the girl in
room, during the absence Of the
Superintendent. The Doctor, Of course,
denies the charge, but he is generally
thought to be guilty. Rumor also charges
that one Of the Infrmary Directors has
been guilty Of criminal intimacy with
another female pauper.
The matter causes considerable excite.
ment among the farmers in the vicinity
Of the fnarmary, and also in the town oi
Wintersyille, where the Doctor resides.
More developments are expected soon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-20
The NuGerlng Miners.

PorrsvILLE, Pa, April 10. Five hun
dred miners aud lab0rerA met near her
this afternoon for the purpo.e Of consult
ing and proposing plans to ask the au
thorities Of the State lO lsgislats in theil
behalf for imme,iin.e aid u eusble then
to provide for themselves and iheil
suffering families. The mes.ing wa
orderly. Petitions were Signed aSk.
ing the Slats to appropriate severa
million dollars, aud also to purchase irot
and withhold it from the market FOL
several yearA 20 a. to enable the inter
ests to resume, and thereby make de-
manL for cosi or take any Other prompt
measures to create work IN the region.
Resolutiona were passed requesting
the miners, lahnrers snd Worknen o
other sections Of the State To address tht
Legislature on the sluie subject.
Meetings are 10 bs held throughout tht
Mahoning Valley by the working peopll
generally, for the same purposes.
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cred up his straps" and mysteriously
disappeared, leaving some OF the citizens
sorrowing over unpaid bills.
on and after Sunday Benson's Ferry
will run until SP.M.
N. E. Chapman, master mechanic oil
the G. & P. road, was in town yesterday.
The hands at the rolling mill received
their pay yesterday.
Rev. Rogers address at the temperance
meeting Thursday night, was in his usu.
ally expressive style, and was very well
received by the large audience assembled.
His views are given in such plain,
practical way that 1t ia 40 easy
matter to comprehend and understand
them. Mr.. Dunbar volunteered to ex-
plain and add to some points which the
Reverand gentleman made, but his expla-
nations and additions seemed to US to be
sadly ont Of place.
Mr.. Harry Wetherald and Miss A.
Gertrude Washburne were married on
last Thursdsy evening by the Rev. VIM.
CASTOR. Last evening they received q
large number Of invited guests at the res.
dence OF Mr.. Thos. Wetherald, on Guern.
sey street, who all Joined in wishing them
q happy and prosperous journey through
life.
The Gar Of Russia Ia called the
sick man OF the East, but the sickiest
men in this section OF the country at pres.
ent are some Of the clothing men Of Bell.
aire. NJ. .sonneborn. the popular clothier,
has given them dose called low prices
which does not agree with their digestion.
He intends to keep on dosing them with
the same medicine until they are past re-
covery. Here are some Of the Ingredients:
Mems suits 50 90, mems coats 81 50, three
linen collars 25c, six handkercbiefs 25c,
mems pants, all lined B5c, Leghorn hats
l2c, eight pairs Of socks 25c, three boxes
collars 25c, and a few more which he will
tell you by giving him call.
A rumor prevailed on the streets yes.
terday to the effect that the vile and child
OF Mr.. Presley s. Cowen had been pois-
oued from eating rhubarb. DR.. kurz,
who wa. called in, informs us that 1t was
only q slight sickness which is very often
caused by eating green fruit or vegetables,
and is not at all serious in this case.
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,.s New Episcopal Bishop OF
ue,t virginia.

8 Brady, E.q, aud Judge G. W.
rsomD,op returned yesterday from Bal
tno,., whittier they had been sent BY
4. y,.t,y Of St. Matthews Church to
.,,L, ,i.h Dr. Pelerkin, the new Bishop
4 nj. diocese in regard to making hi'
T,..oD,l home IN this city and assum-
Il, eb.rse oist. Matthew'S Church. These
,,D,.usn report 4 very pleasant inter-
-, ,i,h the Bishop, and say he gave
,,.n to understand that he looks
,i,h favor upon the invitation e1-
,,dd 10 him by St. Mathews congre'
,tjou, The presens programme is that
X, eOp,ecration shall take place in that
,bo,eb some time in May. Among the
Ri,bop. Who will oiEiciate on the occasion,
B,bop whislle, Of Virginia, and Bishop
D,Ity, Of Kentucky, are expected to
nj, prominent part, the latter being a
trnpt,onaI friend Of Dr.. PsteEkin.
Ia nking charge OF st. Mathews
Il. ne. Bishop will Of course have an
p,i,llnt, upon whom the principal labors
4
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The attendance at the Good Friday
services in the Episcopal and Catholic
churches Of Memphis was unusually
large.
The Nevada Bank, Of San Francisco,
has sold 100000 ounces Of fine silver to
the Government, deliverable at the Car
son mint.
-Dr. W. W. Ellsbury has resigned his
position Of Superintendent Of the Ohio
Lunatic Asylum on account Of inexperi.
ence in the treatment oil insanity. Tho
trustees Of the Columbus Insane Asylum
tonight elected Dr.. Fierstone, OF Woos.
ter, Superintendent, in place Of Ellsbury.
Sam steenberg, colored. was hanged
At one P. N. Thursdsy, At Fonda, N. Y.
for the murder Of Parker at Amsterdam,
in November last. A large crowd wit.
messed the execution.