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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-22

HIS FATHERS AvENeER.
Excitement In Pennsylvania Over th
Trial Of James Mutt.


Trial Of James Mutt.
USIoNTowS, Pa, November 21.-The frst
week in December young James Mutt will
be put on trial for the killing Of n. L.
Dukes, who had murdered his lNuttsl
father. His frierds are secured the ser
vices Of three OF the leading criminal law.
yers OF the country-Senator voorhees,, OF
Indiana; Marshall Swartzvelder and A. NJ.
Brown. of Pittsburgh. The trisl and the
circumstances leading to il are III, allah
sorbing topics OF converse N here, and
there IS q general desire to see young Mutt
acquitted. II be should be convicted there
will be presented to the Pardon Board
petition for his pardon. The plea of insan.
ity or weak -mindedness will be made in his
defence, and this plea can be sustained by
some Of the best citizens here, who have
known him since infancy. The young
mans mother visits him every day, and is
always accom- panied either by her nephew,
Cashier Breckenridge. or her daughter,
Miss Lizzie Mutt. Every stranger that
comes 70 town endeavors to see young
Mutt, and those who gain admission 70 the
Jail shake hands with him and express
their sympathy. He is looking quite pale,
owing 10 his long confinement, but he has
ssmile for all and keeps up his spirits 70
markably we'll
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AN ENGINEERING MAsveL.
The Great CantiIever Bridge over the
Niagara River.

Lockrox1, n. Y, November H.-Th:
great iron csntilever bridge 10 almost com.
ple,.d over the Niagara river, and the last
ssciicn Of the immense span will be placed
IN position to day, when the frst and
largest c,n,ilever bridge in America will
be completed. SO far the supentrueture 10
c. ncernsd. The iron for trestls q ders
ard other arrangements for trsck-liying
will easily fill out the balance Of the week.
Tie bridge approaches are behind the bal
spce Of The work, and IL will take . week
tr two to get them ready for tbs tracks,
butx the whole work, IL IL con6dsntly ex
peyfsd. will be ready for the trains 6y De.
csnber Is. seven moutbs from q u ne it
vas commenced. The bridge will 6rst b
tested BY the croasing Of . train Of thifsy.
tiI ponderous Locomotives, hitched To-
esihsr. and reaching The elt re so 'set
scross the cbssm.
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CHANrERY sUIr ENDED.
The McLuFe House Receiver 90 Setti
p-Hist0ry OF the Case.


-hist0ry OF The Cn'e.
The REGlsrrs noticed briefly, yesterday,
thst Mr.. Fred J. Norton had purchased the
interest OF the Mcclure House. This prsc.
licolly ended the chancery suit he entered,
some time ago, TO dissolve the partnership
and settle up the firms accounts. IL will
be membercd that Mr.. Norton, desiring
to withdraw from the firm OF Muhleman d
Norton, 10 open up for himself, began Q
chanc,f ~ suit in the Cirrnit Conrt and bad
q receiver sppUiDtrd. There was some lit
lie difiiGulty in the selection VI this officer,
which finally ended in the appointment Of
N. A. Chandler. Mr. Norton was not AZ
actly .sititfied with this. especially - the
receiver at once employed Capt. Muhleman
AZ superintendent. Hbd he afterwards peti-
toned for q removal. but without success.
In the meantime he had leased the St.
James Hotel and came into possession, re-
Gently, after, with some difficulty, eating
out hsjor Scrsnrge, the former lessee.
provrmsnis were begun, on an eItsn-
siye scale and there was some little sur
prise. in business circles, on Tu.sdsy when
Il WIS announced that Mr.. Norton had
fought out the Muhleman interest A de-
cree WIS entered In the Circuit Court, yes
isrday, directing the receiver 70 settle up
the accounts and close th. case.
Mr. Sor',a'. future plans are not per.
foc'ly M u.h yet. but be 4, young. po2u.
Iar and energetic GDd will Lucceed In any
hotel venture lie may undertake.
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HOW A BRIG WAS SAVED.
Fish Oil Ponred on the waters 20 Calm
The Troubled Sea.


NEWPORT, November 2l.-The brig Louisa
Calpel, Captsin Parker, OF Yarmouth, Ms,
arrived here last night after encountering
the most extraordinary hurricanes and
gales the captain ever knew. He thinks
the vessel and all on board would have been
lost but for the fact that he had q large
cargo Cf fish oil.
The waves swept continuously over the
vessel and finally the deck load began TO
slip, when he gave orders for number OF
small holes TO be bored in the cases con
tanning the oil. While this was being done
the men engaged were nearly swept over.
board; but in a few minutes the oil trick
led on the deck through the scuppers and
into the ocean and almost as soon US the
oil reached the water the waves were less
boist, rCUs, and in less than a half hour
there Was an unmistsks able diminutiOn in
the force and number Of the waves that
broke over the ship. In an hour they had
almost entirely subsidized.
The chief mate says he has never before
seen oil used but he is enthusiastic in the
declaration that the fish oil saved the brig,
cargo and crew,
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THE EVIL ONE.
A Condemned Murderer's Prayer
to This lndividua!
Made Public to Prove Him insane
A Black Mailing Scheme in ST-
acuse, New York,
Fooled.

JULrET, ILL, November 2l.-The argu-
ments for new trial for Mooney, who
murdered his cell mate, were not finished
today. No stone Is being left unturned
by his counsel to save their clients neck.
Mooney gave ont for publication today
what he called his evening prayer. His
motive in desiring it to be printed is prob
ably to produce belief of his insanity. The
following is copy Of the blasphemous
dodger: / thank The devil this night to
see, and hope with me he'll always be,
and to him 1 long to say, he has carried
me through for many day; and at night
when l lay me down to rest, want his
spirit right in my breast, and if croke'
before wake, pray the devil my spirit to
take
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phs,omrn NIL Time ON s,eed4 OF steel.

SPKiNOFIELD. Mass, November 2l.-Oscar
n. Wh,pp'e, Frank W. Westeryelt sud
Charles f. Whipple, of the Springfield
Bicycle Club, left this city for BJston at
4:3o o'clock yesterday morning. arriving
there at : P. VI. Their cyc'onetrrs showed
a distance at l0l miles covered in II hours
ard 20 minutes, the best straightaway rup
On reCora The roads between this city
al q Worcester ere very poor for bicycling,
but the men were in fair condition at the
end Cf the run.
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A ROTTEN BOILER


HINcARDISE, OyT, November 2l.-The
boiler of the tug EFie Belle, owned by
Odette Il Wherry, of Windsor, exploded
this afternoon. blowing the steamer to
atoms, killing the engineers, VIM. OsgOode,
o Lorraine, Oaio, Frank f. Keuhurst, of
st. Louis, Fireman Wm. Ssyles, of Detroit,
and the cook, name unknown. The re-
m lining eight OF the crew, who were strug-
Cling in the water, were picked up by the
life boat CgeW at this station.
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SKELETON IN A WELL.
A Missing Man Found After Ten
Years.

Years.
NIw BRUSswICx, November N.-Ten
yesrs ago prosperous farmer named David
Dow ling, living near Milltown. four miles
from this city, mysteriously disappeared.
Although diligent search was made for
him, his whereabouts was not discovered
until yesterday. 1t was supposed that he
went to New York and was robbed and
murdered On Sunday his son Charles
was digging in an old wen to clear 1t OF the
accumulated rubbish Of years, when he
found the disjointed bones OF ikele;ori
The flesh wss entirely gone and the re
mans had evidently been there long
while. There can be no doubt that the
skeleton 5 that OF the missing farmer, and
il IS suppo.e ed that in returning home la.e
81 uiIht IRON New York, he STUN 1lej into
the well, which was uncovered. The fam
iiy noS recall the fact that week Or two
after his disappearance tae well water ha1
sn unpleasant taste. For that rssson the
we'll was sSanduned and left to fll up with
rubbish. No traces Of clothing have bern
found in the we'll. An Investigation will
he = sle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-22
NAUGHTY DEACON SMITH.
He suears RIGHT Out In she ChaEnser
OF Commerce.

CINCINNATI, November 2L-The COM
plaipt OF the Commercial Gszstte against
the Enquirer for publishing articles sfsc:-
ing the formers credit, after the failure OF
weeks OF effort TO reconcile the psrtiss by .
committee to y HON the matter vas!!entrus'-
cd. has been dismissed by tho Bard OF d.
Ttctors Of the Cbsnib~r of CoDneres.
Richsrd Smith, OF the Commercial Gszeae:
expressed his opinion of the directors sod
ihei- eordsct on the h"or OF the chsnh'i
to-dsy IN IsnrusRe Eore empbsic aSdi.'
diRuant than refined
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O'DonaeIl's Trial.
LONDON, November 2l.-The trial OF
O'Donpell has been fixed for the S0th.

MANY who lorg suffered from urinary
and digestive diseases, carsiLg nervousness,
seskuess snd debility, after trying bite
kidney medicioes, iron medicines, etc ,
without benefit, have found permanent re-
lief in from one to three bottle o. Dr.. Guy
soti's yellow Dock and sarsapsriita, the
only perfect blood purifier and strengthen
.1. Hundreds Of letters to ths propsie;ors
hsye testified 10 its superiority over the
many pretended cures so lrse'y adycrtis
ed by means of bogus csr.ifi,a ,atss tia, are
bought and paid for,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-22
ASiNFUI EDITOR
Sued For n Divorce by a Indignant
Wife

BloCvlNGToN, Ill, November 2l.-Quite
q sO,iety seI sItiOn occurred here to-day,
tsDg the announcement ;hst DIR. d. c.
Gideon, prominent citizen AID editor of
tie Mail, has teen sued for divorce by his
vie on he grounds OF adultery, having
sls,sined criminal relation with certain
tEsp>, particularly with a young grl
s.utd Watson, who came 10 Bloomington
hem rtOria few months ago to
s&i,t the Doctor in his editor al
crr;,s. This occurred when Mrs. Gideon
Vss visiting trends in Cincinnati, but
UI,u Ter return home she soon became
Cr'.E,td that his female assistant, wno l.
18th beautiful and educated had Installed
telsCi IN the doctors affections, and that
lie couple were not walking m virtues
path. lie res Il was that Mrs. eide n
sporst,t from her husband To Gty, .nsH
tDu p.eiminary proceedings for dtvo-''.
Both p 7.sS are prominently known a d
mcy, Ia tie best circles Of society.
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slaCKMAllERS FOlLED.
Sequel 10 an Evening stroll I'm Syru-
cave New York.


SYRACUSE, y. Y, November 2l.-The
Wat Emerson concert troupe gave an
eutt rlainment here Monday e:enin;.
Last evening Walter Emerson, who is
concert player, lett his hotel shortly AFTER
dark for a walk. In Jefferson street ne
met Mrs. Thomas NJ Fay, and after a little
tlirtation she invited him TO so to her
rooms, alleging that her husband WAS ont
of town. They 0isrob and were in bed
whe II Mr., Fay sudd, MY appeared on the
scene. He demanded satisfaction aud
war Of words followed. In the mean time
Emers on had dressed. He accused Fay Of
putting up a blackmalipg scheme. Fay
demanded q settlement of the case. Emer-
son demsnied = which he had given NJ.
Fay. sld seemed - determined the money
was refunded and lie Was allowed to leave
tie house. He reported the matter 70 the
police who arres Ell Mrs Fay. Mr. Fay es-
capped. Emerson did not press the matter
this morning and Mrs. Fay was only
charged with street strolling and fined S25.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-22

WexlH's best friend for nslieving The
usny pains and Uesksesses iecidsntsl -
bms'e iifs, and ops that givss rosy eheste,
briebtsos the eyes. eheeks every unnatural
drsip and crsAtess peffsct psctase of beslta
sr6 ts soty. 10 La. 6nysets,s yellow Dock
srd 6assspshliA IL puri6es the blood,
strtpetbsps The female System, sad -.
noyes all feeling VI isngu0S. distss.s, PIN.
rlss, soY.s spd v,atnes', psojaeirs .lfaso.
is.s ,lumb,r sid ps!nful ssssisfi.J q az
utaI fuIcfioas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-22
The MADISON CAPITOL DISASTER.
The Contractors Charged with Gross

Inc Contractors Charged with Gross
neshg"nee by the s"roRer's Jury.
Nil"NSsE, November y "A Madison
N''laich says: The verdict Of the coroner's
!1'S IN the case OF the recent Capitol dis
I>'e'' holds Contractor o. F. Nowlan, of
ss.', sssIe>'nie, guilty of gross negligence in
r.;S ;sI certain piers 70 be improperly re-
tI ~. A. d Supervising Architect Jones,
= I JT'"'SOn, ana Consulting Architect II.
In, 80 vi Milwaukee, for designing in.
~, M ..' construction without due regEd 10
.t,Lr,! "ItHg erection, thereby en-
''''hs 10 - falling November 8.
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OH! HOW NICE, EMILY.
American WOmen's Advantages over
Their EuRlfsh Si,fers.


NIw YORK, November 2l.-In an inter
view to-day Miss Emily Faithful said:
"All American women have better chances
in life than English women. There are
openings here for them which we have not
at home. Take the press alone. There
seems hardly newspaper in the United
States on which women are not engaged.
The very reverse holds good in Englsnd.
In other industries the same may be said.
cannot par,icllsrize them in the profes-
sions. We have, / think, one lady VINO has
started as conveysncing lawyer, while in
this country, especially IL the West, there
are many women lawyers | don't sup
pose there dozen women doctors in Eng-
land. Here there are hundreds, and Ger
tsinly think that for the practise of medi-
cine amUrg their own sex and children,
these women are in their place"
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4 NEW TRuNK LINE.
The Z. 4 % Railroad Arrange for an
Outlet to New England.

FtILlDELgHIA, November 2l.-It is re-
hab'y stated that negotiations have been
etmI leted by which the Buffalo, New York
ard Philadelphia and West Shore railroads
WILL be made part OF the new trunk lines.
Ihe h-t'a.o is to Join the Andrews road at
NsW Na>l.c, thence to Akron, and from
Hsis q railroad Of sjIty.tige miles will te
Su.t 10 tie Chicago Junction 10 Join he
"a TN ore and Ohio there. The New Eng
,atc .slccss Ci the latter road will os de-
H'rr' Tor shipment over the ah We
tIsM'" 2, ats. That part of the line to be
Cree
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Mishap 10 = Brakeman.

SpeCIUE 70 NC hfyISteT.
SrEuBENvILLE, November 2l.-Douglas
Oyster, q brakeman on the Cleveland and
Pittburgh railroad, had his arm so badly
crushed to-day that it had TO be amputa-
ted. 1t was done while coupling cars.
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Death OF an Estimable Lady.

SrEUEENvILLE, November 2l.-Mrs. Isa-
bella, wife Of W. L. Sharpe, of the WELL
known manufacturing firm OF W. l..
Sharpe & Son, this city, died to day, aged
II years. She was devoted Christian and
beloved BY all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-22

The fault with most al coagh prepare
t:ol il that they contain morpbia, and
are sts0iptely injurious TO the stomach
spd nerves. The simple prepsrailon of
Iild cherry bark, called DR.. Wistsfs Bal
s.m of Wild Cherry, contains no morphi
ard ye. will cure q cough OF cold In lsss
tine .bsn sny other compound Un
only reiistle cure 'or consumption.
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A Sp-e, Mil Burned.

Bos1os. November 2l.-SticSusy& PIERS
four story brick spice mill, ct Charlssto~n
Neck, was burned Three 6renen were
seriously injured ny the tall of the root
Forty hSnds are thrown on. o: er'pl "
nenf. The ,oss Ia from s6j. 900 10 Is tteo1;
insurance, S64 600.
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Irving Gives . Professional Matinee.
HEw YoEx, November 2L-Hsnry Irving
gave . professional matinee Yesterday
which wss attended b. nearly al the mtm-
ber. Of the roft,sion nov in the city. TIE
plsy was Louis XI." VII ch shof 10 n u
aope for the emiRe1t &C or's poNerS, and
&: was entiusiastici received by The
critical eudIencs.
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BOLD BuHGlA IS
rntsr and Attempt to Rob a JeweIry

Tnter ana At!empt TO Rob n Jewelry
Store ia Dayngns.
CAMDEN. y J., November 2l.-As Edward
]. Daugherty was about to close his jewelry
store last night four meR entered and
pointed their rsvolvers at his head. DlHgh-
erty struggled with the thieves and his
wife ran Into the street and gave the alarm.
She W. -ired az but escaped the shot. The
thieves fed bat one wss secured. He gave
his name as John Welsh, OF st. Louis.
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The Eyeninx Post Strike.

NEW YoRK, November 2l.-The Evening
Post considers its strike practically ended.
It hiss new force of non-union compost.
tors, and they are doing as well as new
men can be xpected 10 do under new direc-
tors.
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rhe work OF u Wreck.
l.....l A. Al. DID,

CHARLESTON, November 21.-A wreck oc.
Cured on the Chesapeake and Ohio road
just above the Hawks Nest to day, by
which freight train was badly wrecked
and smashed up, and all trains were de-
layed eight hours.
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A sRUTE's DSSea rs.
A PCr psyISania Rapist Gets Eight
Years aud six Months.

GREENsBURG, Pa, November 2l.-Patrick
Smith, sixty seven years old, was convicted
of committing a rape upon an eight.yesr
old daughter Of Lewis Psynes, and SEN
fenced to eight years and six months in
the penifen rIarv. He gave the lr'tle girl
c, unterfeit half dOl,sr, AMI entic ID her in
a cluster of bushes two hundred yards from
Palnes hul Sc. The screams Ot the little
girl we're heard oy the mother, WAC ran to
her rescue.
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= fsa'h Dealing S,or

ST, SN'Ta, ARK, November 2l.-A
Co,,-e 1'ie al neon damaged the Cotton
.Os''E's, Riverside Hot.L Mile, hIocL
Ii,1k UtnTT y, ouiidirss A falling smoss e
sc,o,S L;'Io L;"'ICleGo, Vail 4 Sparks fursirurs
ssd strams Isd John McAItchen, engineer.
'0Os'y injured DisdericS, work.
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Not Guilty OF Showing the Queer.

NPoV5V6S To U'C 1toyF0FOF'
CHARLESTON, November 2l.-The jury in
the case OF James T. Pack, charged with
counterfeiting, after being out whole day,
returned verdict of not guilty.
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a Burxlar Shot Desd.

New York November 2L-Patrick Bra
dy, of Weehawken, New Jersey, pronoun-
ced burglar by the police, was shot dead
this morning By Officer Ryan, who was en-:
deavoring to srrest Brady on board a canal
beat at the foot Of West Fortieth street.
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Railroad CoIItsfou.

LASc,srER, Pa, November 2i.-Seven
cars, caboose and engine were wrecked in
he depot at Columbia, hy the collision !ot
freight trains Brakeman David Momer
Wss fatally injured.
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N. D.Po,,sI,,uuc,iou Refused.

NEW York, November 2l.-In the action
Of Dursnt De Pom. against the Northern
Pscifc Railway Company, the restraining
order was vacated and a preliminary in
junction refused.
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A Rec,iyerrr the ohio Central.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, November 2l.-
Judge JACKSON, of the U. s. District Court,
has appointed Thomas r. Sharpe receiver
Of such portion of the Ohio Central Rail-
way ss lies within hio jurisdiction, includ-
ing the Ohio river bridge, at Point Pleas.
ent
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A PECULIAR CASE.
HE CriminatinE Testimony of q Wit
ness ~ Charleston.

CHARLESTON, November 2l.-C. E. Lacy,
late postmaster at Stone Cliff, Is on trial for
stealing two hundred and ten dollars out I
the mail in January last. The case is a
very peculiar one, as the evidence of the
main witness would convict himself if he
were on trial before any jury in the world.
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AGr,at MaNe.l hehAAe.

SEw YoEr, November H.-rhscd ~
Thomas has csblegrsm from Vienna con.
filming The contracts With Friedrich Mste'
rug, Hsrnsna Winkslms1 aod EMIL
scsri for hity represenisiions OF WsEDsr's
nusic In America Their ffgt perfofmsocs
vii, De In Eostop, Apfii f4th, 1884.
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THE ESCAPE OF sMULL.
One OF Ills Compssiops Reesptsrea
The RaaieF's Fast Gait.

FAs1os. Pa, November H.--Thomss
Price one Of the men who escaped from
the BeIyidere jail with smull, the horss
thief, vss captured in PnIIlipsburs this
morning while ut his home. lie 10 the
d.rksy Who trim med the lamps In BmulIs
room. lie says Snu'l ran like deer when
once outside the jail Gnd did not seem 70
have teen starved much. He. Price. left
smulI and CARING at Washington on San.
day night
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The Iats00o1 oSsS 8seo 1ooGoos
wAsHuGTos, Eoysmbsr A-rbs NstioaN
League Bsss Bal Association 10 In ssBst
ss,sion here. Al! the ciubs ere Sspesssats1,
Nr. Y0uDg vss re-slsetsi Scsstssy, cd
toe chsmi ,nsaip VS. AWARDED " the
P6Nf0oa- Est ~ tfH
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"CuI0 Be- TRAM WREcXsas
"'n'Se Against rondactor Brings
Trouble,

Eroubls,
IN n"'>tIhG, November 2l.-Georgs Dar.
"a tI SNo u. ."fry Brown were today arrest
- ~ attempting to wreck a passenger
,'r On The flOtsburgh and Lake Erie
80" AT week. They had a dispute
=. 80 tie COZ doc r. abou, fare, AID since
m,%, H. 'niea,s h., 10 Wick bis tram have been
IsI,.uE PiEc,rgsn obstruction in the frog
Hy, - ,'H 6,nwn are young men aid
this city. ''''' 'n'''S miles west of
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COLLISION AT SEA.
EiS Shty.EISht Persons Aboard a French
Brig Perish.

L,NnoS. November 2l.-The American
ship Thomas Dana, from Liverpool for New
York, landed a; Fayal on the Sth inst, with
p men. being part OF the crew and passen-
gers Of the French brig Vocoberg, from ST.
Pleres. Niquelon, for st. Malo, sunk by
COLLISION on october 80. The remaiuder OF
the passangers-SS in number-perishei.
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To Hang Decembnr %, n.

PErEKsErRG, Va, November 2l.-Robsrt
Pratt, convicted at Goldsboro. n. c., of
murder, has been sentenced to be hanged
on the Goth of December This is the
third conviction for murder in this session
of count.
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Er~ YAK, November 2L-Jay GooiA,
Lssrsnd b. Csrron, J. H. Hall, y. L. Hie.
ginsou end Henry saItonstslI Will nest
Noysmbey % 10 nominsts Q Boerd of d.
reciors for ths Eew YORK 4 HsW RseienA
Rsiifosd Company. y
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