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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
MODEST CLAIMS BY Borm SIDES.

CLEVELAND, Oct II (SpecilD.-So many
elements OF uncertainty enter into political contests IA
Ohio that it is impossible to forecast with confidence the
result OF tonorrJws election. Neither side is making
extravagant claims and Indeed in nearly all estimates Of
maOrics modest figures are tie rule Nj. Armstrong,
Editor Of The H0H Dcicr who ia also member OF TIE
Democratic National Committee thinks that Noady wall
be elected by from 6OOD 1000 majority ana that the
Democrats viii carry the Senate. This latter belief Is
based on the fact that 1t happens that Democratic
districts tS year profit by the peculiar provision Of
the state Constitution ap3orOninS additional Senator'S
to districts fulfilling certain conditions OF growth Aside
from this. however. there snohug to Indicate that tie
complexion OF tho Legislature may differ from that Of
the state ticket chosen tomorrow. the Euch krd Of
purpose OF Mclean to sacrifice the Democratic state
ticket in the interest Of Legislature devoted 10 himself
being nowhere apparent Democrat, ~ more conscrNA-
than tie man just quoted ana In positions hitting
them to form equally good opinions admit that
fOyakcrs chances trllc better than Hnddl T.
They rely upOu tho weather to ccicat IN"
Republican candidate for II j. lrOvCrhal that ONO Re
pubcans stay at home In rainy weather and that i the
promised for tomorrow. The Prohibit lists are
generally CONCEDED from 10000 to 2joOJ votes IN Inc
state Cuyahoga County Clcveaud), which in 1873
gave HoIdly majority o! 3Gl, the Democrats y"i IN
advance TO their opponents with majority oI Loo
The RepUbli CONT, ticket will probably uc e.cc.cu
entire The vote Ia iis CITY Will IA ioJh short owing
to the failure OF that number to register
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JOTTINGs HERE AND THERE.

UTICA, oct. 12.-Dr. Richter, of NiI,!levil!r,
Ierkcr County who killed Profc smith, of Fair
deid Academy, to-day sentenced to Auburn Prison
for life.
Mary Druse Sho helped her mother to kill, cut and
boil LCr father IN Warren, llCTkacr County, was sen
fenced to tbs OnJndaga Penitrhtary.
SYRACUSE, oct, 1.-THE ReT Robert ID. Phillips, OF
Branchport against whom serious charges have been
prcferre! will probably De tried by tie Methodist Eps-
copal Conference tomorrow. The crime charged Is
forgery, being alleged that he sign lis ianeT-H-
laws name to several notes.
ITHACA. oct. l2.-Gecrgo Dcforcst Of ib!s place an
oh Delaware IackawauEa and Western con Iuctor was
taken to the asylum Md5leown, this afternoon. Tho
unfortunate recently discharge from the rail-
,ad tee account OF reduction Ia TIE udmCc: ot
employ and became insane tlcr'.r'aI
TROY, oct. II (SpsciuH.-M Ellen Donovan buried
her grandchild yesterday, and returning from the
funeral draus b. tile OF onbalmins fund IN mist ike FOR
waI>kry. she died during the night Ia great agony
OswtGo. Oct. IA prominent citizen living few
miles from this city Is charged with gathering tho dead
bodies OF diseased animals and feeding his hogs upon
them.
ITHACA oct. l2.-Thts afternoon the bodies Of John
McCraw and jennie McGrIw Flske wc.e tax from tho
Cornell family vault aui transferred TO thci: hLa rest
In. place beneath the new memorial chapel upon the
grounds Of Cornell University.
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THE ROUMELIAN DISPUTE.
PRINCIPLES PROPOSED BY GERMANY.
4 PLAN APPROVED ny RUSSIA, AUSTRIA AND EN'i-
LA>D-MR. GLADSTONE'S VIEWS.

LA>D-MI. GLADsrONE's VIEWS.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says: Germany, with the approval OF
Russia Austria and England, has proposed III plan
for tie settlement OF the Bulgarian question: that
lowing principles te observed: First, That the Greek
and Servan demands be rejected Second, That turkey
be advised complete her military preparations so as
to be ready Interfere in tho event OF Greece ana ser
via moving force their demands. Lastly, that tho
union of Bulgaria and Roumolia under Prince AleXan-
der the latter avowng the sovereignty Of the sultan be
I've recognized"
ATHENS oct. Recommendations in favor OF war arc
bcud held throughout The army is being rap
idly modified The King has calod out the reserves 10
the number OF 10000 men.
VIENNA, Oct 1.-THE commission for tho dchmitatlon
OF the frontier between Turkey AID Montenegro, which
suspended operations september 30 at the snS'
ceStiou OF Prince Nicholas OF Montenegro has resumed
its abUrs.
BRUSSELS, oct. 12.-Mr Gladstone has written 10
Emile Louis Victor Layclcyo, the wellknOwn writer on
political economy "a follows g favor the bulgarian
unio but trust ts territory will exceed its present
limit because fear disastrous competitions between
the great Powers themselves and also the Hellenic and
slayonc races for an extension territory. express
myscfon the question with because mind is
prrrexed by the many difficulties surrounding It, SEQ
that Bulgarian union, excellent IN itself. may produce
nnnmcrablc evils"
BtLGRADE, oct T. The fever runs high through
Scrya, and preparations going on to en-
force Scrvias demand for extension OF territory
English French and Austrian firms have boon rendered
contracts by tho Government TO supply complete out
n:- 2j,O troops, all tho contracts nave Oeeh
allotted also for 30 900 horses. The Lander Bahk
war loan has been raised TO -. 100000.
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R.lILRO1D INTERESTS.
RArIn rEAN.lr ron nnooNLYN.

The latest development III the rapid transit
schemes Brooklyn il a combination between the Long
Island Railroad Company and the Kings County Elo-
waited Railroad Company. by which they Will jointly use
an elevated track from the B'dgc 10 EAs, Ncw-Iork
The former company VIII build elevated structure
over it, surface tracks IN Atlantic ave. from Iabuah-
ave. t. East New York and the Kings Comfy Company
build the elevated structure ~ EIatDu'haNc and
FultCI-st, from the Long Island depot 10 Adams and
WiHuugAIy 81. At thi, pO!at union depot viii he
erected and trunk line will be erected by the two
panc- Jointly In Addms-st I" the Bridge II Is expected
that ~" Bridge cars will this trunk line 10 the
uIiou Gcpot and Il fare Of cents VIII be charged upIu
IT, the city The right to bIy the structure At auy
time IN years. The lrO,c Of cable elevated
road ~ BOcruu.laCc ana AtlutIC-tVo. Will be given u
No freight VIII he run over the elevated structure,
and Long Irud Railroad car, w.l not ran further
depot the the extension OF the
road be Of the light rapid transit pattern. only two
tracks Will be built I'm I!abush-avc. and Futpn-s
provIs IslOnal agrr, nrut has been iddc BY the com
pancs interested 10 carry out the scheme.
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nDCgyyD Eyl SINGING BOAE

PITTsEtEG, oct. PA kittanring Penn,
dtsrotc 10 me aich says that this afternoon on the
M.honing Creek, at what Is known ~ Mhliron7 DAM
three young women were drowned number OF young
folks were on their way Mron's church, ana theto
being no bridge they Obliged TO row across the
creek When they arrived the creek BccLc and Anne
Ncao daughters Of W. e. Ncalc, and Mary, daughter oi
Jopcs Ncnlc cot into small Hat boat with ". = NeaIc
A. oarsmau When they had reached the middle oi inc
creek the boat sank The girls graspcd hold OF the young
man. but he being an expert swimmer managed 'Iler
Terrible struggle get loose aud swim ashore lhe theo
Girls were drowned About thrco hours after the acc
Acnt the bodies wore found.
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PRICE THREE CENTS
SHOT IN THEIR SLEEP.
wAKENED AT THE MUzzLE OF A GUN.
CowARDLY ATTEMPT TO MURDER MAN AND HIS
WIFE-LEFT TO DIE INBrD.
my TELEGRAPH TO TIE TII3USE1

PENN yam, Oct. 12.-On n farm about one
and half miles from Halls Corners Ontario County,
we-known as the Smith farm live Henry Smith and his
wife, On Sunday night one came to the window OF
their bedroom opened the blinds ana discharged the
contents OF shotgun at the sleeping occupants Of ths
bed. Mr. and Mrs. Smith both so badly wounded
thal they we're unable to out Of the bed The MUIR
cercr Immediately reloaded his gun and fired directly in
the bed again lie lolded the gun the third time and
fired at the defencecss couple and then fed
The first charge fired took effect tho womaus knee
and the mans hip. At the second shot the woman was
badly wounded I'm the breast. In the third the maa
escaped and the woman received part of tue load in tho
face. The bcdcothes were rddlcd with shot and tho
last charge blew large hole through the heaboard Of
the bedstcad. Man aud wife wcrc so badly wounded
that they were unable to move and would undoubtedly
have died In their blood had it not been for John Adam
son, neishbor, who called there sunday morning
about o'clock Mrs. Smith cannot recover. Her hus-
band will probably get we'll Fifty small shot were
found in Mrs Smiths body and Mr.. Smith was a target
for thirty-ive. The hole made by the shot
IN the headLoard OF the bed eight inches In diameter.
Mr.. Smith is twenty-five years of age and has always
borne good character.
THIS crime shrOuded in sterY. It known that
either Mr.. or Mrs. Smith had enemy In the world
Throngs OF people visited the OF the shooting yes
tcrday. The gun used was ordinary singlc-barreed
shotgun and had 1t not been for the fact that the gun
scattered badly the couple would have been killed tho
first shot Tracks in tho soft ground plainly visible
where the wOuldbe murderer stood. The tracks show
that he was alone An unknown man In the
vicinity OF Halls Corners yesterday and it s though,
that he is the Officers in pursuit Of him.
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THROUGH NEH-YORK STATE.
MIR. CoMsToCK BAGS LARGE GAME.

BUFFALO, Oct. II (Specidl. Orlando ID.
Thayer, proprietor of The Capital of the most
attractive gin mills Mainst, arrested this after
noon by Anthony Comstock or York, who has been
here since last Saturday Investigating his COmstock
has for time been in receipt of letters from people
IN GiHrrcIt parts Of the country, who complained tina.
they had received circulars through tie mails from
Thayer advertising obscene pictures and French photo
graphs lie walked into The Capital" to-day presented
circular and asked to DC shown through the stock lo
was accommodated by Thayer who spread out before
him OF the extensive displays OF Obsccnty he
has yet found for sale. After purchasing he walked TO
the Third Precinct Station House AMI sw0re out
and taking with him Sergeant-of Police, In cti-
zcns clothes lie returned and introduced him friend
Once more the stock opened and after the officer had
made his purchase, Thaycr arrested When he
found COmstOck was he said he did not the
stock alone. bat that several respectable citizens
interested with him.
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snnorLya AALD 10 BE AccIDExIlL

AdDlph LlCb"nIoth, age twenty -oI'' HFts
with h!s parent, uf College Point, J. J. lie II employed
y hi- father u a., establishment Of I"Ihcur"th on
Andre statIuntr,, ~ 40 - Franklin ST. ih' CITY No
wears ago uc became engaged q. Miss kait lliho on'
Ilu-hiug eighteen years ot axe. ltlbrhIolh =
father opposed N" union the ground ot t" N"uth q"
the contracting parties. tayuI ais" mat l"c l"uL u'
tLc youug people continued their b"tfolhi. Last
saturday evening they attended TIC theatre ana youE
i,hrtroth s.cucd be IN the best Of spirits leait-
day afternoon Immediately after dHncr he went To- M,
n ,u and ia ry minutes his mother who hHd remained
f., t dining rporn heard pistol shots she rushed
10 her sons room aud found him oh the Hooi lhscS'
Tie bIooI was flowing from wound ia his breast Just
L,In,y thc heart. But bullet had taken tHrct, ~
tInn n two chambers OF the revolver wrr" empurd'
T,,lirnl aid was summoned and the young man rrTuo-
cit,f,d He .ad that the shooting was culirIy HtC-
dental the revolver going of while he was cleaning IT,
rhr rruc1tcd pustpuucmoht ui his marriage seems 10
payc yoI uon is mind Miss lIaml.tons father ~ i
rt,ro funcr " 20 recently resided III Eushing hut VINO
i.ccutIy removed Brooklyn. Mrs. Iicbrui"lh sdlu
that She considered the shooting accidental.
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eIrELEry rRiaH1Ey ~ oLD FaRurR

At the Somcrvlc, y. j., fair benjamin Bard,
OF Ten Mile Run MIdd!c>eN COanty, met man who re-
presented himself rs Ncw-Nogk retired merchant. aud
proposed To buy Nr E1i-vs f,ra worth from $4,000
to $4,000. He met Mr.. Baird 10 tho post Office
N Ncw.BrlEsVick on Saturday 10 cousummotc tie
bargain aud whllr they talking friend uucNpec-
tIy came up whom he introduce tU Nr. Baird. Tie
newcomer said that ac bad Just opened an Insurance
oHcr in aud invited h!s rcul and !NT Idiri To
cali. Mr. Baird hai brought hs TN" papers with him
nId vita the wouldue purchaser went to tho County
CLERKS Office that the latter might satisfy himself abJut
the title. The search requiring some time, the pur-
chaser sr-trd that hr and Mr. BaIl cal ou the IN
sprt.Cr man. Mr. Baird ia about ~. hour rushed
it To the County CLERKS office Will with excitement.
fearing that ltc papers were lost lie says that hi-
-ocryic acquaintance took hIu into au ..u"s' cmpt'
bt~e,uf uptown. whrgr Doe BEGAN play o.. -suc wiil
me INSURANCE. and rapidly won several hundred
dollars. lie wa, induced 10 lty himself, aul gucAJ
won ~ - which he did not tHkc r'ruu-r Do va rel
10 seeing 20 much money around. Hc pretended q" be-
deaf aud getting away from the r.'uH.tt' HrH
tn t.c court. house, where ho caught Dep
rfy CIR Kelly abound tho neck Lhl
a,..cd l.m i over the room crying % have hi~ papers
restored &c. A.u.. Another o,iE hal lad ND IlI'I-
ava, while Doe went u.i for short tur HtI i.i 'iht
,.oulI fl time convince tc old M" ihI' t'' HI u"
Hc.r stolen liz ulprt- 1cus rr-'ornd DO" Jumped MO
L. I,.y and 1. i,I BIS home. .,'cuvr 80 ro' 'i'i
.' .c ls.iurat il Ir"n rented ip. We" "l INn
STRANGER, who -ll' tlat they ~ri" from 1"A anu
wanted I....o Iu which to store hpi''-'
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EXPECTATIONS IN CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Oct u tSpc.My The Rcpub-
leans say that they will have clean sweep here and
the Democrats clam mixed legislative ticket The
latter expectation to be better founded Rcpub-
Leans tonight say that the German ward, VIII increase
their last years vote for Blaine Mclean, however.
has done some effective work IN thcm within q day
and feels OF getting some Democrat" members Of
the gslurc here. The story tat nc iTed 10 hrns n
Republican cOmaltt las attracted much attention
to-day but came too late TO hayr much effect. Neither
party is ndul-iug m any SVasmodr public effort to-
night but both doing great deal OF quiet Vu.E.
There wcll-fnuu'cd fears that there uy ho tOuUc
At the polls Tomorrow.
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TNWI TTTW IT IT" 10 u ''TT TTTTT "T''''' Nv W
tvc.ty.,ei ot so -, Third ave. While under '"' I"-
rgcrrc of tl.or yesterday went ia,p kttr orockrTy
slime -, No -pI I4lul-atc, AMI h.G,. acting ia a
curious auu r. Hattie Kalt. a-c twenty. DO" sister ot
The proprietor became alarmed at hi- actions ana or
,crcG him % leave the store, uur Dc had some hp'ln''
10 transact IIr went away, bat ia few minutes re-
turned and after behaving ln h"I'iI"u- manner l"
m i.sir- rc ark to the g.g. roIuc men who were lu
,t s,nrc lIt Nu uut. A. . tho s'OTc was AGAIN
cl,r Of customers he retained, ana going toward NC
,,T ,,Ln y. behind the counter, said that he would
.f even itl n.r. shD reached down under Ia" couu-
c..rrc and uoutlug 10 at hin ordered bin 10 stand
lrrk lie laughed 40 her and kept going toward her,
.tru su, ulI FL The trigger IEs heavy ballet struck
,r i,ar over the lrit eye and De- sank fo the NU1r
summed and bleeding. Dct,ct'" Sergeant crowley
heard the shot and into Tie r;0f". Au HmhuIIHrc
was summoned and the injured man taken 10 H'''Nu"
Uy-p,tal AMI the girl was Arrested S"' -aiL tnai she
n not mean 90 shoot me man hut only tu iIEhirh NM
4, the ho-pita. % found on examination ihai U"
I'm let hAG glanced FIclr head duo t!t hr "h- not
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NEW, NOTES FROM LONDON

IVNIVN, nIVI' T.
Tur OLDHAM STEiKF.-1hc strike OF cotton operatives
az Oldham Is sliil unsettled Th" men nave hh NICE
u m refused accept tnc terms oacrcd by the mas I
TIN CIFAEWEIL STAKES Tho second October meet
mg AZ Newmarket BEGAN today The race ini the 'rr-
stakes ol.-. WAS won easily DJ llc
Duke pl lIamIltou's bay nlIy Miss Juuuy LORD BRAD
forts bay colt Martinez second. aud Mr MtntoH crown
coli Loved ono thlrl. Ihrr" were eight -tdrlcIs lhc
betting wa, Is To against MIS- Juumy, 10 against
Martinez and . to against Loved one.
0N fmE PENo ACpLA.-Mr Phelps lunchcd to-day with
Rear Admiral frauk board the United states man
oi-Sar Pensacola. 1T southampton Tho usual cerr-
uoiy on such OCCASION. Ms observed. Mr.. Ihrps re-
turned to London this afternoon.
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HERBERT GLADSTONE AND MR.. BRIGHT

IoNDcN, Oct. l2.-ilcrbcrt Gladstone, speak
ing at Leeds SAID that all Liberals were agreed
that the Office Of the Lord-Licuteuaucy OF Ireland
should be abolished. He thought that IN time England
yould yo.ur ary yield home rule to Ireland, maintain
iu. however. the rights Of the Crown
John Bright IA speech at street. declined to pass an
opinion on the subject OF free education Regarding tho
land qucsinn ne sJ,d he only wanted the transfer ot
land made easy and did not approve certain ucwiang'
,ror,.ens Il.ct H. deprecated the fact that
,sraiu politicians were tenching tho masses that they
were slaves Ins statements utd" by these
absurd Iu the face of 'lc r'.,Lt reforms Nr. bright
,otrudrd with violent cI'HfriNc u-a'ust resort 20
arms Us a inrlf- of settling international disputes l!r at
tu.ltcd tie prevailing war lc,ALS 10 "Jngosm IN the
newspapers.
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rretty sure to win by fair plurality Tho Prohibition
lists have made fierce fight in all parts of the state
that think the Republicans are pretty thoroughly
aw axe and will lie TO ont TO vote tomorrow RAJ"
or shine Darke County will give nearly her majority Oh
In 81 wear for thc Republican candidate. feel pretty
sure that the Republicans will carry the Legislature ana
{. VI. NICHOLS.
Editor OF The Gi0bc- PH6hcl
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WJTcUCRAFT ~ MINNESOTA.

Sr. PETER, Mimi, Oct. 12.-There is consid-
erabe excitement In Belgrade. settlement OF sWedeS'
over case OF what they believe is witchcraft woman
has been sick for three years and accuses her aunt o %
ing witch and causing her sickness. The sw'dsh
church has held trial and witnesses sOemny testified
to belief I'm witches and stated what thoy had seen III
this particular case The statement was maze Dy ono
woman she know a! about witchcrau ana IA" Zen
witches ,end lthe craft on through tho air. and seen
II strike persons who after taken SICK mIae
shall done with the alleged Witch las not YET peoA uo
tsrInlusd-
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4 GooD rLrRALIrY EXrEcrEp BY Mn cowLEs.

\ GOOD PLURALITY EXPECTED BY MR. COWLEs.
CLEVELAND. Oct. - (SpccidU. Prom all ap-
pearances the Republicans will elect their state and
Legislative tickets tomorrow by a handsome plurality.
Both sides claim victory, but intelligence from the
State Republican Committee TO the effect Of careful
canvass shows that tho Republicans will win by any
whore from To- 900 20 10000 plurality. Republicans OF
tho Western Reserve have manifested very keen IN
tercst I'm the campaign during the last week and full
vote will probably 10 pocd The Pruhhitionists VIII
draw from both sides bat lUoS largely from TIA" epub
canS but they will probably not poll over lj,00J or
$4,000 votes. EDWIN tuWILs,
Editor OF The LtGdcrl
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. DUEL IN A COTroy FIELD.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 12.-PaTtiCulars of
a horrible duel with knives In Clark County have Just
received here. 1t appears that Charles Wright and
Josepb Owens both young men, got into quarrel while
NJ work I'm cotton field. Each drew knife, and, ad
yancing toward the other, terrific fight began Boh
were cut severely. The fight terminated In Wnghts
unguC his knife TO the hit In the side OF Ills ahtag
6nIst Who fell ON the ground mortally wounded
Wright gave himself up. claiming ho acted IN SOIL
del
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FJyDyyG FORrryES FoR FARMERS.

CARro>pALE, Penn, oct. II. lSpcciah.-A
farm I'm south Canaan FOR which the owner paid few
v,ar ago $500 wa, sold yesterday to Ncw-Iork men for
- 600 The buyers sent assaycr TO the place ana
I'm his report to them he says that the l on when the
farm stand, contains mncu1c quantities OF copper ana
silver The owners Of the places adjoining the one SOLO
expect 10 make fortunes from the deposits under thelr
Grounds
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F1GH7ryG on TIE WAY TO CHrRch

ISpIANAPoLIs, Oct. 12,-Andrcw Bryant ana
Ezra Shacxclford, both OF Putnam 'oIn-
tv were admirers %: and suitors Tor
,yo hand NJ Sou,rtbu Lamb ON sunday sight, Bry
ant I'm company with Miss Lamb started 10 chuIch. ph
tbc VA thitner they met Shackelfurd GEitIcl hu -
aght followed In which ShaCkefOrd wnh w0rstcd ana
Uryont and the young lady Continued on lher way 10
church. They were UycriiSeH by shhckclotu' Who
rr0noscd TO resume his attack Bryant when the lat
Ter drew pistol aud shct him dead bryant Is III J" III
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SHOT FOX INSULTING GIRLS.

CARBoNDALE, Penn, Oct. II (SpecadD.-
~ ,;urr.u age twenty three was shot and instantly
,,,I ~, Michael O'Boyc in Archibald. about 10 o'clock
I, r,,bt II il said that Gurrc insulted some girls
, ,rrrc walking with Boyle The latter Immediately
turued and shot him,
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RIEEs REpRIEvE EXTENDED.

MoNTLEAL, Oct. FL. .. David mas re-
ceiycd a communication from Mr.. FITZPATRICK ilei
counsel informing him that before he sailed LOT EnS
land at New-York he received letter from Sr eG'Vo m
Langcyin saving that the Government ha doSuou "
e%terd ReIs renrrye until after the appeal in his case
hne been heard before the Imperial Priyy COUNCIL
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FryER4L OF GEYERAL BLA oK'S IA UGHTER.

DANyILLE, H., Oct. 12.-Ganeral Black, Com
missioner OF Pensions and his wife arrived III TINS city
Yesterday from Emira y. Y. with the body ~ their
dourhtcr who died there about two weeks ago iHoy
,ro mot nt the wabash depot by large company of
,,i,is Tbc body WAS taken AT once 10 spring I'M
netrrv where brief services held General Black
Lt-t-L N on tu-LAl
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LrylrLc EEyr on SLArGHrER

PnnADfLrIIA, OFT II lSpccidU some
time Johu c. Arnold of Germantown, has shown evil
dercos oi insanity on saturday morning be got sabre
and threatened to cut OF the heads OF his VIC ana ch
dren They escaped from him aud lie left the house.
Yesterday AZ Marshall and Parrish ss lie liIacAcd Court
Iu,rprtCr samson and several other persons, threaten
Tg to m tAcu with k.ife. lie WAS arrested ANA taken
ia ..sx-luI uIu
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THREE STATE TICKETS IL THE FIELD.

in Ohio to-day the people Will eject stat"
officers. mcrbcrs Of both branches OF tie Legislature and
County officers, and will also vote upon proposed amend
to the state Constitution. The ucH legislature
VIII elect United states ~cuatorto succcec john sn,r-
Uep), whose term Will expire in March. lss7 The
last Legislature was D,ilocTatic on joint ballot by
twcaty-six majority Tho C,ustutl. nj am u!urut-
submitted 10 the people propose 10 acud Articles II,
III AID y to provide for holding elections FOR state
and Com officers tic fret Tuesday after the first
Mouday iu November The three state tcG,ts 81 the
field gwen below.