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entire train. He was married aad lived in
. steamer Burned.

entire train. He was married and lived in
this city.
A steamer Burned.
! NoRFoLK Wal, October 2d.-The steam
ship Isaac Bell, when nearly ready to SAL Tor
| New York to-day, took fire and burned to
! the waters edge The vessel had on board
! $50 bales of cotton, 40 hogsheads of tobacco
! and 40 barrels of resin. The Isaac Bell was
| built in 1865, and cost about S2S, 600. The
Cargo was valued at s4l,o on winch there
was no insurance.
A Hung Jury.
MILWAUKEE, October 2d.-The Jury in the
trial of Mrs. Mack for the murder of her hus-
band. after being out fifty three hours. failed
to agree, This case has created much inter-
est throughout the State, as Mrs. Mack on
the first trial was convicted with a man
named Dickerson, and the latter is now serv-
ing sentence for the crime The Supreme
Court allowed Mrs. Mack a new trial with
the above results.
The Episcopal Convention.
New YORK, October 2d-At the opening
of the Triennial Convention of the Episcopal
Church here next Wednesday, Bishop Kip
will preach the sermon. The services will be
held in st. Georges Church daily, and the
sessions of the Convention, which will num-
Der four hundred delegates, will be held at
Tie OnurCn OF une holy IllHlGy.
Wesiward.bOund Passengers.
OMAHA, October 2i.-The following
through passengers were on to days train,
leaving at 1915 P. NJ. to arrive in Sacra-
mento October 9th Mrs. E. G. Whitman,
Virginia CITY; Mrs. Major I. S. Cushing
and two children, DR.. Robert l. Bowie, child
and servant, Fred. Chester, G. +. Walgamct,
Mrs. George Duffield and child, San Francis
CO ; Mrs. Buchanan and three children, Sac
ra1nento; George W. Samuels, Des Moines;
j. S. Elliott, Mrs. G. B. Robinson, Santa
Monica; Mrs. William 2. Coleman, Louis
Coleman, Lockett Coleman, San Francisco
Mrs. j. B. Reichard and child. Los Angeles
Mrs. Garfield, New York; Mrs. Clark
s. N; Mrs. Smith, Monroe, North Carolina;
Mrs. George Kelsey, Chicago; A. Schell,
Knights Ferry, California; c. B. Holmes,
Chicago; S. NJ. Thanhauser San Francisco
Lieutenant Ames, Surgeon Jaquette, and for.
ty-eight recruits.
Ninty-tve through emigrants left on last
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento October 9th.
A Terrestrial Yagrant.
WASHINGTON, October 2d.-The Smith
sonian Institution has received the announce
ment of the discovery. by Hastings, at Stras-
burg, on September och, of a comet with
bright tail in IA hours minutes right ascen.
sion, 80 degrees 45 minutes north declina-
ton, with a daily motion of % seconds in
right ascension.
A Young Wretch.
PROVIDENCE, October 21.-Walter Winsor,
aged 16, was to-day found guilty of the muir
der of Miss Amelia Potter, a maiden lady,
aged 81, in June last, in the town of John
ston, by beating her with an iron bolt about |
the head, and concealing the body in dis
used cellar on the premises, wherein he |
sought to ravish her after death. He was |
sentenced to life imprisonment.
shot in n Saloon.
DENVER, October 2d.-Last night James
lockwood, formerly Marshal of Streator,
Ill, was shot and instantly killed in
saloon, four miles east of this city, by James
Kennedy. The cause was a drunken quarrel
When the Presidential Party VIII Return.
WASHINGTON, October 2d.-General Sher-
man telegraphs that the Presidents party |
will not return before November 7,h. i