The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, December 07, 1866, Image 1
. . . . . .. _...,........... . . • r e. - ... . ~. . . . . . , , , . . . . . ___ ..,. ...,-.:. _ . . . '. . . . . . . . . . . _ . ._ : : . . • . . .. . . .. . . . _ . t•t t' . , _ .. . __ . , . . . . • -.; . ~ . . - .. - _ . _ . . .. . ... . . . . . . . . . . THE DM GAZETTE. PUBLIKEIED ZIT Penniman, Reed .& Co., AT GAZETTE BUILDTkiO, No,. Be SUM. Street. • P . B. pictranimir.) "Us". •Nv HOOSTON. JOIDULHRIND Ramos P. REED. Undress I"4"gen4 Vl= StelU Copier.... Lielivered by canfpr, (per weeks. ..........16 mina. Mall Subset !Len. (vet year) - 'Liberal redactions to Newsboys altt dents ategttolturob emetic. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1888. EDITORIAL BREVITIES: WE may expect to hear of the Pentane claiming St. Patrick as an zelentillead Center of their Brotherhood, they have actually brought out a, prophecy of Bt. Columbine who flourished only thirteen hundred jeers, ago. The wonderful.docu tuent has been resurrected by the patriots, and, in n cheap pamphlet form* now scattered broadcast throughout lieland. The Fen Jana claim that SL Columbine had a vision—a wonderful vision—in which the affairs of the nineteenth century were carefully noted and the actions of the Heed Centers well watched. 'At all events,` St, Columbine prophesied the"freedom of Ire land, and the pamphlet just . published ap pears to give the venerable individual's exact words upon , the subject, • ITEM body of James Walsh, of Wash ington, who dliappeared mysteriously during a recent Masonic corner stone lay , lug at Baltimore, has been found in Swath's dock of the latter city. The body was stripped of all clothing except an under shirt and cravat, and suspiciond of find ' play are entertained. The Masons are busily engaged in investigating the matter. Tug SUFFRAGE Question, which trouble the rest of the conservatives in this ixiun . try, equally disturbs the quiet of Great Britain.. On both sides of the. Atlantic the popular instinct turns to the flat. of- the United States as symbolizing the right of all citizens to participate directly in the contr.), Of government. Evirs'ix Iturwrn old John Brow:, of . . Ossawatomie, is acknowledged to be en Apostle of Liberti. At the reception of Mr. John Bright in Bann, the John Brown anthem was chanted - by enthaslas. tie Hibernians. His ashes from their urn have more power than all his living ene mies. A. wean discussion 'is progressing Le-, tween er•Benator licCLurtn, of the elmm bersburg Erpordory,,and... ex-Senator HE -STARD, of the Latuststeikramitiir, on the respectiVe:Clitints tof-S.rars Ind Curt= for the Senatorship. . 'fan cause of temperance has fordo] new life in all the principal cities of the North.. - There are about as many drunkards in Pittsburgh as elsewhere, yet we hear of popular movement to effect's temperance reform. Twe proposition to reduce the Southern States to the Territorial condition has been introduced into both Houses of Congtess. Mr. Tames, of Maryland, has a hill pre paled to this end, which he will' presently .A TOEING woman was assaulted in the streets of-Philadelphia by two rill:flans on Tuesday morning last. Her cries for help brought the police, who arrested the vil lains. Tun UNION Mun oa Anyarrass agree with thOse of Louisiana In urging Congress to overthrow• _ the State governments estab lished by President Johnson. 'ROSCOE CONSLLII, IL C., for the Oneida distilet, is strongly.pressed by the fepubli can journals of Central New rorlr. tor . United States Senator. Tus Episcopal Church Diocese Michi gan numbers now over '2O parishes, 50 church edifices and five thousand cominu nkutnts. , Tan Baltimoreans are forced to acknowl glge the talent of a negro artist named William . Slmnson whin resides ,among them. _ HoN. D. A. FINNEY, M. C., elect for the Crawford district, is seriously ill at Dar risburg;nt the house of Governor CURTIN.' Tug newly elected Judges of the Phila delphia Courts were sworn in on Wednes day last, anA have taken their seats. Coca slaps and sparring snatches on. Sundays arc, very fashionable- in the half clvllized city of Galveston, Texas. • N. P. Wtiims , health is, repidlrfalling, and the community may "anticipate early intelligence of lds'death. • A SERVANT girl was run over and killed by a street car in Bt. X.ohis on Monday night.` • r2C-CONFEDILEATE Senator' Oldham is taking PhoiograPhsfOr a living, In Terse. Trt,v.st. Louis Christi:at ''irautig• Men's Association hold.dsily, rattler meetttign Terribl•Estplostwe leas 'Killed. Cr.svanann, Deo. C.--The • WMidtring house of Clarke, Payne d CO:11 .00 :UM IIO O7 .**Pteded this attermionond With singlne hews& was burned. One man killed and two or three. more must die In= inpitra., Low by. nre f rom .1;000 Lb (20,0 W. • • • - - • • Fir. la" Chteslio• roe. Ara atthe Union Stock Yard, bud .nlght; deStroyea lour buildings op , totszto the Ilungh 114>culip. JAiss 415,000 y InSured. CITY. ITIEMS _ A Splendid Holiday Asserintene r Of superior Bouts:And - Shoes in the pelat of tlnlab ..style, material ard - eltert/V to arrive. These goods arefimecisity adapted for the Holidays , trade 'and certainly nothing mare Wear add -mare acceptaine for a Ghriatmaa present tins pair of Home er Colima Booth and Shoes; Glove 111.1 - 13haai in Peet variety. OPera ill*M Sim Sims.' =3 . . For silver plating br.sas. thlt or VII othat met. al, without the lost tujoey. Flys gross just, arrived Qua dsi. stet sable obeey Atiica&S , ran &. JacKennan'a PIA; Sune, Marks& auaet rerittee or InuertlM Mu-that 'afoot Cell AD* OMII The bes.4l.ttit - DIP"; rronoir / 1 " Raisins, lit No. 'III' kW.* 'gnat, 'iia6onol door MM. U4O First dintlonal ghacp C.IIF* _~ _ ; 'I3LOIWI AsAVg/6 === _ washing all'ldadiot lodates sad qalekly removieg,elrt. ead'etaies 'without the least 'Diary ie the good'. Try tt...: , .MeCtarirmax , d atab:enuads ProltiOsta. tr. Marta .streat...eak tier. of Diamond, azariqgqi suim wi v . Gross G..111r. Label's latasatiti Tenth . ... .. J'ant , recattrad, aria arliing =lest.* at ILeCler. rays .1,- NaKannan's Drag , atone than - else. nrbelre. ' 0 Mutat ntniet,.. • _ . , Go to Flimslwra grew • No• S 4 3 15 Irkok.l i t roa i• to,',4l4olszwiao ratellt HOdidillit3, at tbe lowest rate, ' $ Salo G " a floating' Boot s 'o 4n thirdner , s, f apart, ,'1 Shoes " • 4 2: 1 ;frai street - .0 ?!. • Rho{ Gornto. iis do • tr wondatta. .to n4-staris,Np. 2 .o • Ellth street, asig see. ' . - ' Go to Fleadaili Drogntore, 74ro*Ilarklit ertreet. stieety. . ja the atty at , aarauct.a, 24a GO Fifth etrest. , ti = VOLUME . LXXX:-- 7 NO. 294. 58.00 CITY - • MMTAL LIFE Inm/ranee Company OF INT1111VV" iCPUG. E. S. WINSTON, President. ASSETS OVER 017,000,CXZOC", 133:1 FaCIACSIVELY CASH. Unual Dividends Available htailmUately, ro vicar-tan TUE INSURANCE on REDUCE TUE PREIUMIL ATTIIE - OPTION OP THE ASSVIREIX Polley-holders and other perfrestid in the linaject of Lirit iIIeUIIANCIL urin e vt to call on the underaigned, agent of the Company. who will cheated,. glee them full Information As to the merits and practical working ofahe emadnallY. GEO. N. BLACKSTOCK, Agent. No. 37 Fifth Street. Pittsburgh. I Low Priced Pianos. Retreat from Medea! Swim: The following are the chief reasons of their (8111nee Broth ere,) great meccas: . lst. They were from the very. start Intern gent, practical workmen. who not only knew how, to embody In their instruments every then known improvement, but who were (and still are) bold enough to try now experiment 4 and see how pianos might be still further lm• Moved. W.. They were not only men di integrity and uprightness, whose word was as good as their. 'nand, but too conscientious to allow them selves, for the sake of realthingmoney crackly, to throw together a piano from unseasoned or improper materials. Every instrument must, of its class, be as good as they know how to mate it. before they could suffer It to go out of their hands. The consequence. is, that every piano they send out beoomcs an elcr client eulogy upon the establishment whose name- It beassi--a standing adverthrinent worth a himdrednewspaper puffs. ffd. They may still be found in their facto. ries with coats off and shirt sleeves rolled up, personally making, or superintending the making of every essential part of each Metre meet. Charlotte Blume, 43 Fifth strent,'who bas been the sole want for thillatneeltreMl for the last seventeen years, bathes received fifteen pianos from their factory, to which the attention 'of persons wishhim the elinarrav ems? CLASS piano In the market is respect• - fully directed. These instruments range in, price front 1303 and upwards. ISO Reward, If.the Indian Herb Doctorial:la to doicribe MS, oases and tertide patienta the nature of their complaint or Mien without :weaving kny in formation from them. No charge for consul. ration or advice. ova _form). We 11th web )Saline Relieve) no strife, With Nature or the Laws of Life; With our blood our hands - we never stale, Nor poison men to elute their pain. Our Pather;whom all goodueu Nle, Provides the means to cure &lour ills ; The templeherb beneath our feet, Well used, relieve our pains complete. . simple ['orb, a simple Plower, ; Culled from the dewy Lee— These, these , thall speak with' touching power, Of, change and health to thee. Mee—No.l9l Liberty street, between Sixth and Market, Flitstruntb, • lesisenis Rieelt Of Ladies , Furs. at. William Fleming , ' push. losable Hat. Cap and Ladies' For hones, LV Wood street. Oar stock bone of the alleSt assortment of Ladies , and 'Misses' FOSS ever offered for sale in this city, oonsisUng all the:difhtront , stples of CaPes. ,ZOffehts4 thaa,Collars, Muffs of Mullion Ear &Chic 111101, Sable German Fitch, Siberian Squirrel, Bets &Sec?' Sables, Enstan . Berttuts,: i owrs:Fatent guff. 'Also large stock-of Ladies. Skating Caps and MOD, Gents. Fine Far Caps, Vollarar, and Gloves. The' above goods sue sod at lower prices than at any other 00050 In the atty. Wm.F/eming,lio.. lB9 , Wood street Men Will Vino Tobsimi. Their wires and sisters can find Christmas presents at for.' their' husbands, brothers and beaux at lc. & W. Jentrlnson'a AllegbenY, third door from Suspension - )I;idgs, 'bete there will always be, toned, besides all the 'common varieties; Wary choice selection of .nicerechantn, briar wood, and outer pipes, el• gar holders, to., of neat and ornate design; larie and varied sloe& of smoking and CtieVi.. log tobacoo,and many of: the popular broods of Cubariand'AMUinfilicliPirs. • • -- .lll*".Uarwe &mini Host oertaily.tak," the lead of all miters to a emit: O --1 ne. 1. .iras,:awarded :hut *Premiums on work, at the World's Fur, leer; four prang- im,Lor woxkandpitWel7344 l 4 o . l4 the Neu -York'State" sea -the 'Verbedigt. 'nf September kid. A. premium On the maabiea at the OAIa Buto ratrassa,..- See the Dap.= Journal, 11.10t0bOr 19th. The only ageeey Spit Pie Or. Wintara - VaawylvOla,lo at No, 4 St.ctair strait. rictsinusti. - *4ltaarretri Neoleti apply- ' - Rol4 obaspas, &Weida 404 .111441, Ad Mo. Clairan & likKonatui , s Druir Ulm° tbius at any tabor Mate: 'consozsr downs , ,beas. Otto $4 adssit Awl go tote. Market ilu&S?cormr of Diamond.' warritu . limicet. • - _ • rotas siloteloas LW. • Always loosor Ulan elsowlraro, yes wo are now AzollPsYla al/ Connor 10 pricer, soille per ens is tbs. Woo parattaso 3J7 fay 01LWI. Voods wanaaAed NYl'Fivite 4 Pr 44. °Per" uoaio Slum Alas*. • - CW22,44 122 Me Cur. Poptial/14144,-emprais . C 442214. French SW, stnam'andinne Press 0474 1 fr at nirdpuir 2141221244.4, 42 Mutat street.' I live* C/PhPrafie belle 1001/11m. ; else Brogba. ridden 'nick TtOgs , Stoi Panay Naar, WaitelsSbeiwiN o 1 'per at OW , ilnet SClgel44 4 g tbAla CUtew4teret in itioAlty, lan ILVI SWF . tonsign Liquors of all kinds of t - Joseph Flooh's OlutalavV, N0,1re,191,16 pod 15 phi stroat;PlUabOrith• • _ • Rem. 'Mad; Acrd. 'Cardin; i lichnildra adrartiseraraal Ittali ah there to buy your FOY WWII. t pt►rhelrtteet. cs.lDt 11 apPui, Maw stock, obkSper Olgin eVerA 4 .0 411 } 0 Sciatica', lielliarkei arta, • . , , Siii ill 111010lialles PROF Store , Toia'rellsPle reMigly. for UM Cholam; No,'`. Ifarkei street: . ,_. . . 111161111 i• 4Delleto •• Wltater tarixt opezui, Deccistpar 6th. Apply . ~ta alteibe. 'Manilla*, mai, only alty Wald. aliTuirlar - ' , Ruck Ratio. Now stak etwaper Nuin.WIST, gardStr.'r Yawata' Kai ge par aest.:ax. - Josapti s„,rwabf#.. Too pa. Myr sew awe itt Joel* /3. IYneL•e. lITEI SECOND ornoll rouFfoic.6:o6K,.A.M. TzixamiLibmc The British American Insurance Company has paid is gold alt the loisaMovineurred by It la the recent Quebec conflagration,- The Governor General. of Canada Left Mori• treat lest night faetnghsod.' Capt. Maitland, of the Royal Engleems of Oman* broke has leg while skating at la ueben yesterday. , The Canadian autheritlist show inuch'pollte nese to Gen. Avertll when ha arrived at SWeets. burg. A guard of honor was Postedabout the hotel, at which he atopped, remaining during the night. He to now the guest of 011at -11. F. P. The General Is there to -wit ness the Fenian trials. Gov. Patton, of Alabamii, Is out be a special message advocating the adoption of nib eon- Mitutional Amendment.- - The Montreal Gazelle save that Air. Soward'e letter concerning the Fenian prisoners has caused deep indignation In England, and that Ele President's message will not. allay this The Grand Jun , ' at Sweotsburg.' Canada, havefonare against fourteen of the Fenian pi sowers. No bills were returned against rowers and Coltman,. end they ware digcharged. Tito objeetiOns taken by prison ers' cottage' on jurisdiction wdll comp up for argument on Monday next. . _ - Dir. Devlin, Counsel for Fenian prisoners made application yesterday to the court or coulee of the indictments - against the prison ers for Inspection and use of .self and Gen. Acorn). who was acting in behalf of the United States Government. The wan granted the application to prisonei's eounul, but could not In any way recognize a forel4n govern . Ment in the trial. A project has bekataried. la - New York city to establish a naval achooloruder the. auspices of tho City Boarder Directors. A meeting Of the Fenian Senate was an nounced to be held yesterday in New York. Ireland is again to ho trade free . .-On paper. The Anneke Yana heirs will held a meeting at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. on the 3d day of nest The Government has .issued order's to the Weekly's' Navy Yord to get all the vessels,. Sloops and gunboatathero ready for Bea with the utmost despatch: What theca title unusual activity mean 1 The "Gettysburg" has been commissioned and ordered to loin the squad ron off the West Isaias. The election or Etcherl 'ColMily , is Coral. trofiegOf New York, IS • tubs contestedhy hi opporientobs the ground that ills ticketa.were refused insproperly_at some of the polls. policemen were beaten by rowdies yesterday morning - at Pagssielphia in en deavoring to arrest a party of roughs. ()Meer Stilt iris lathed in the left :thigh, - - receiving an ugly wound. Attorney General gentle, ot liassagimeette. riven an opinion. setting forth that it le th, duty ottbe Ciovernoa to glee Beal. F. lint- ler a certificate toCent:ream Ina Stanch as the 'record shOurithat be has been elected by the maJority of the -Totes cast, and the Governor cannot" 6o bakkt , on that to make inquiries as tolnacltizeoship. Gov..l i erry, of South Ca-oluta, publishes a long letter yesterday meavilnectit'OnlkwitioO to the Constitutional Amendment. He is In favor of calling a National Convention of del. agates from all the States to settle and amica bly arrange all disturbing questions. A meeting of the New York Chamber of Com. nieree was held - Yesterday erten:loon. A peti tion was read praying Congress to abolish ex port duty on cotton. A resolution wan adopt ed petitionLng Government to employ it naval squadron to make necessary sea soundings for a new ocean cable to 40,1100 CL ;France and Southern Europe with 'the 'United`States. Such a line would hardly cost more than six millions of 'dollars, • and, it.-was urged, the country would gain more than that, or double the same, In etossagth asaleetality. • Irelegiaass ew Tousle' Page. _ • CITY AND 1317DITRBAN. ADDITION/1 LOCAL NEVA off TEVAD PA GE.) = At. about eleven o'clock last night, a falai I showiest affair occurred at SharnabarFs the • victim being one, Aatnes broVeteban...Xo- Cutenen It seems tai a single man and ward. eclat the bonsiot Vermeil name j.tet tee he went toSteviattetcnire and - clutitot - re. turn witil that/me mentlotted.• Daring the evening . Robert Maloney, a is. grant negro, aboutaisty.years of aim carry. ling 0, shot gneiCameltO itiah Once and begged for anisette lodging- ire was given a ised the Alning meta, ihndr,tettrwt. Itbout eleven o'clorkthereport aga. gait • was heard .from the dint*, _reolefolind ILK Daum, acsolepanimi -CoariAMO , Treisets who' happened , to be in , um house. ran to thir.ispot.: They found the negro tin and loildlb*ltta. for a • second shot. liairailsottar Ith:catchments:l tor A la, a dying con dittos millill . grata l lelletr Vier °Pee window Of the dilliiMs_igilll.:..ThanitgrOgtated Dist be Was arauMgrav the Min' removing the lower mutt nitdisettintrit tiewl , bilide, saying m he did so that, be waS goterto gut In and'uiaah the hegeoschcesi,ey, without welting for key further detneristretitm Area, lii passing through the laft breast cattle unfortu nate mail and Miming Quist the Dr. lb.. tgascin,, - wit* web Bailed its slated the berhad . 'Passed near the heart amities -vonad'iroald necessarily.-pie :Malin a 'few moments, The ball was a lured sired swindle Afro bail. 'The unforttulate man died - very soda after lining shot. The deceased' was 1151141 e TOW, a at panties. Tice wait° *Oahe la ewe at ttui proprietor OPiFOrf • lialoculle In this city, tut& itattithistlio has been treated in in simile* manner at Mies try the young _Men of abarpaberir. A week ago last Sesame, as he allegmf, while in 'tit filnai bonne of Air. Darlington, no was attacked a party who throw brickbats at tt to. lie pUpposral that ilict.utchen was after bull for fYirthPr abase. t e , was Art:ogee and tit ought le the city at a of two keietit tills morning by placers Trams and Dalton, pr idiarpsnerg. l. —ie is now in the lockup. I=== . We announced yes . tordaY tha; a Weeor, man . stained Vogler had been`: arrested in,Washing pm" tm the clung* , of, being ttaltbeeled In the nineteen' Minder. , ititigliivainfesied to he crime. and stated that, hlo emend Me glut WM: AffuthtbuterY, alining , tun'illatt etch. teen Years cadge, and son of lion. Win. Mont. 41 mery es-member ornongreas from that'll's- Eia ogler stated that they did mot Intend pi or the man, bet only:lariat& money. • Tit goer 'that he tad, been Wiinitngton the 0 before Mideatqfing to et a 41,,M0 bill chan . . rin i i the earldle with the murdered :man, 'y Ales ce , it- thp hest ofT One of Me toile and a button Mr Me coat. Ijo woe tragical to Wash-. w gton by the pecultar.track he made, .when captured wee stilt ghettos Went y the buttons, , no lea young man of de ! orate Misreptor.... - fie fOrbtertY Wed ,wlth ltr. Ma cey near nandugtoit. aga oft g, throtigh hie romance, pent to the limns Beluga Or MI terrigthdltl.intereatiently entered the ar ray end Served mit no credit to himself. Place Bi n de g aseige he pe been - living w Ith int. Wgontgoutery oath° imam road,elth l i t s more,-The Murdered man: ' ' '-• Montgomery win cantered yesterday 'after. nax has we are ffittirmed, and le Pow trt_tum 'ettleMeneritin his companion In guilt. rfe hi , a rolireyout 1, but la reirostath4 being at. F rady s bit ened criminal. „ ~ Taylor.and Poland, Ivo JimMa r tnifri bpop re leased. th eir Weir no grounds to Justify their i helng kiept iipmer trt Plietrtd7.. . . &ars* rim— W ISO. OOO , ' . . . . 41 twelve olof& pulliOfty•two mutates tide . Mottling Fhe glum ,an dt-w a s e Somitted from „. WO Ors; grant, mid a few olloolee later the general alarm sounded from Strx - kfo. 13, Vie. - .. . ilig u =e Bonn. The Department went Y to tita t l e ahe 91 alarm, end It was aseerrabted 1.m.1. Imo feaostory bath building moulded b ylilemmg, Ttaettee kr. CO. rt , ', i tielar, &IT:17 1 4 i i = stettiM i t l er u e i r ' ry Margot an d 'lorry atraefamaa In thtuiee ', The Are most have been aidbotbto ti toe ender fiT before lelso:mortl, se when MI See patched tr y wee greater par. im th the (south ln _a blase. themeexertion' wait used, het tie Yleitest were the games that the .two upper -4tOrlea were Eizipally destroyed before the Are tloald aft ed. Atlen ‘ F. however, the flames 'feria efdted In gaga bare the two tower starlet , .l i oal m44.1W &gap 'Ozer ;- tram matey. tad itlt, Ling anelste mow in ' Finie g 2 1:17 it«i'Velfie i. :.et 1 ilk onir 4 Slut japii;lxOs spot. . The'iosi on raeohjoirry. lag Me* MI is estimated at an.hoessstit dottirs,W_the' total toss will I/ team 7 lettes o .4 - dean% and 7 1,0TM4 Pll4lll l r.. ,” . PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1866. /Murder*, a Child by Its Minher— or. rible Deed—Attempted Dalaid* Mot the - FM*lldg /Vet Widmer wet , the follovidig particulars Of a most hortable d desperate murder and attempted — A Ade which occurred olaillMlneaday morning *: .6 1 reetrar Hotel . thttietty:. who eve.. _ A woman, who gi ves her name as W 5..., Nugent, arrived there- on Tuesday morghlif Met on the Parkersburg boat, and took 04.1 lugs. .She ;had witlr;lier a little. girl them, Years Was nothlligesbeelal ly unusual about her appearance, or that:Cle ated the least. suspicion as to the horriblegalit iiiim-on.whlchatie had come. After ahe ,!lad been aenigned a roorevery Attie was seerysf, herby the ininateacit the house: ' , She ` cat her breakfast and also her dinner, having the child with - her at both meals. She did aid Crime down to - supper• nor to breakfast the next (yesterday) morning. , .The landlady no ticing her absence sent up. o her room to see It anything was. wrong, anti the chain- barmaid returned saying that the • wei man was asleep. Dinner • Passed - and still the 'woman did not come down. Thinking such long fasting a very unusual no cu.-Ilene° the landlady Wenkup to the room-a . second - time with her chambermaid and. knocking at the door the woman came and' opened it. The situation of affairs was serail ; made known. She pointed those at the door to her little girl lying dead hi the bed, and at once confessedthat she timi murdered it on they previous evening, since - which time she bad been under the influence of taken with the expectation of killing herself. Iht deed the evidences of all stomata were conclM l eave enough. She had been vomiting and was at the time in a elate of delirium from the efs [ recta of the drug. lice child was lying -In its blood-stained night clothes In. the bed from which she had Just arisen, with three marl ii, dagger,stabs through Its left breast anti side. The sight was. horrible enough, and was made doubly so try the situation of the woman. Coo -1 foetid as she was with, pium, she was-able to :tell the history of the circumstance. Preelous to hearing it, however, Mr. Packer sent word [ to Sherld - deybold, and to the Coroner, both of whom :came' down. - A - Jury; was . once. culminated to -view._ the, remains and ascertain the facts of the . murder. Th. Sheriff In the meanwhile teak Oberge of the woman an while awaiting the proceed. legs of the ' ti inqueet had a long conversation with her. ' She related that her maiden name was Arbor; that her parents lived at Willman*. town. iitlifOolleounty. In Welt Vit: opposite 'Marietta; that four years ago she hadluarried a nu m named Nogentoagalnst their consent, running away with him, and that two months after the birth of the little girl he had desert: e,l her, and bud never returned; that her mother heal refused to become reconciled to [ her and had never forgiven her ritarriage, but had made her home so 'intolerable that ahe [ could not-live , there; •malted poisoned the I allude of all her otherrelatives against her to such au extent that site had noplace on earth to cull a home, anti was forced to go out In the worldand seek n subsistence. She had gOne out anti bad found that there was no alum for I ben nothing , that 'Site coal,' dal, and she could not bear to beg her way from place [ to. 'place. !tendered thus desperate by brooding over liar hopeless prospered, and anxious not to leave bar little 'daughter to c a lml y worse, perhaps, than death, she resolved to , end both titer ' lives. and after making up her mind to thin effect, acme to Wheeling to carry out her re. solve. She purchased a mall dagger, and also several papers of powdered opium, and lemmata br.remaile.minuto preparations for death,- as .the-sdocuments published below stem to ladleate. She said that for several hours after arriving( 018 could not bear to [ kill her chilli. and Yet She .felt all the tiles that she must dolt. She waited until it fell asleep, and then putting on lie night clothes land passing It in bed, beet over lt, and ktaacd it severed Utiles before planting the dagger In heart, as she finally Md. The child, site said, mama no cry.-but puly toothed, and with searcely a struggle bled to. death. She had sashbasi it three times, twine la deft lung anal once In the heart. She east that hereto she took its life she knelt down and Dialled Over it. and also repealed her prayer ether ahe bad inflicted the wounds, anal teat shebad kissed away Retain Aspiring breath. • - . k' ',Afterlife tierpetration of dabs horrible and unnatural deed, lane took the ,4plum with which she proposed to take her own lite, and then lay dews Imelda her dead child to die. Trout some cause, either from an overdose of the opium, or else froth an Mentlicient amount of it, she Tailed to accbmpllshiber intenUerla of suicide. She had voluted &great deal, and seemed to have throws UP moat of thePoiseu. several powder, with altreatteas In 4 female handwriting, were found among her effects, as were wino 11-number or letters. She ill a young woman, aged only about- twentyone, rai her Ibiterate and evidently unbalanced to her Mentat and venal Organikation,. Tao fpla. lowing lettere Alert° toabow thesecharacter stics. We have rewritten, and as it were. coedited theta fromA massed- %impel - 1111 . - 1 1 . - Usher Ilorirl. - -Wnmudati; Weer ' Xi% Zroprietor: When you di/mover that 1 have committed suicide don't let a crowd of people remains asitylato tey rOolliAti gars upon my 1 Wish to be laid out do easily, with plain collie. Lay-my dead baby out tam and place her betide me, with her had upon my-binsalmo:lth my arm around her, and -Wolf la entree= arridired and alck,of W e.' - Ile careful of the paeltagell left hellaM4a and !letterne in the Mae° anti give the ether to, an to publish, If enYille will be *eland. Isbell Otte lobe Milled In the - new - tsemeten , L IS% Mattetta,t/hirs. ;pursed tease „levy f in to do uda. 014. sly; pity coo for tleaPs take, and do sal bitlyou. , 1 eagle here to MA lie. ludo* totthripUom' !parerna - lhat I have placed there. lies. tliwate Noose?, IlLasserra..Washington eye p the money loft in my pocket book for board. - Burn up my dirty clothes, I flavor go this dirty, but 1 haled to get changawben I addreseed—Yor the Proprietor of the Colon Itotcl, - Wheeling, W. Ta. . tisane ilorst,,Wiiretteo, Weer Vs. Dtito,— , 2o doubt you 11130/ others will -shudder with horrOr when they hear or-the desporato decal widen I have connultted. The yOung and hinny may shuddcr, but the henry been wilt thins Inlw sad she mast bee been. -Tre. 'MT sad indeed. -I haVnt , Unto to say itch. lee thought of dying ever since I got married. - lily mother, sister -in.law, and broth er aro the .cause of my death. Oh, / have many friends today who would laydown their I live& to me, many who woul ffer. Many sad bearis there Wilt bu when t h ey hear am dead. lint mother 1-forgive you; you drove toe to this. You caused all our family to min. _treat me without a cause, but I forgive you, and I want you to he belt Cr woman before You 41e. wilt tognet shi s forever. NOM' plothlog 1 balsa lit I oine, burn up eve, rrthln tat Intro loft. Jennie, too don'tbate me no more, Clod knows hare tried alasse to do right On near as . Could, and I beseech those who love MO !unit deeply not to smarm hot to bo glad beeanso tileter, L want you to never cease praying tor me and Other*. I feel happy. I feel that God Is near me, 1 meant to gar a great deal more, but I don't feel like writing,' °ornery I must die 5004. 4 ley! and' long good' ye. / have some enemies, but none orno will Injure me, nOl/0 who has attempted to. I don't want any one to grieve for pie. but lA% to try ilTill t lr i a l itt%gig, g a t fi l d ' grartr. log when/. am gone, but try an do better. I might, have liven end might bo hpppy; bet they are op stye tOep Of all this. May ow foigivit theta as 1 now do. Mood-byo once mine. Mae. Minnie Nearer, s . , Marietta, ChM. I wait by friends to never coop praying for me. Mary, it cannot call you, sister) cease to glandes' audits ammo whep Lam gOnp, end /noon my brother began will think of the in. suite and' abuse he has 'Mown tp roe, and try and be better: I forgive all. I have commit ted this deed' begone° mother and father id bAy: Pro th ought of it for great tvp u yMth elm want 1,3 burled lc the new cometury' et Marietta. Vitale goo to this. Duey my child in the game grave and stone coign. Don't re move ray body tansy funnies bottle.' Take It to•tite Dadist Church in Marietta—have funeral pre/In/len, and now don't vieye. swum. Dear .3farpr I will be dead herons this resell you. Keep all I left at your bons°. Dome ber mo. Ivant thent.to bring.lenolote llama ifs and thine to Matietla and put tlielp in the new cemetery. Come to spy grave soMetimee. Mee this picture to--.forme. and tell nothing of what I tell you. Tell the rest to sar.nothlng. My mother and loather andlthibarp mmeo.of tum. Take • plettne to ---: Yordigitstuue-dr I l se. Tell bun to always, 'pray ler Minnie, and be a good b o y. k forget me not. Lou can have all my clothed If yon want them. 1 will moot I,TaigiOnvi-liifige?4l`o.lr94°l4, f„r" , Twas inten lon td kill myeelf when left lop. TillttlfOn will I left liny clothea.Ohl , Puen " Mo ant afralittwill kill --. to Lom. Itim gPor r e a l . groTioill7o -ngq ' flood bye, my emelt. eall a my t l ix forever. bless you. — tok en te-formy sake,- Dud 400111n= Ta 1711bV,ViiieTtig.tie. II; pray /refer bless him. How I love him tonight. Tell bun I shall never forget- when last we met. }noel it l ilnk bard ot me. Tell Laszlo not . LO ieve• ill ofo pe with Anna aptl brother tioorY! dw I tong to sea thelp• 4'1 1 4 . 9WPP• TOra Ver • Toll I've constantly thought of him. Tell Jo-Jett good bye, and tell them to think pf 100 kindly.. Show this to Plant it willow tics by my greet' , Sea %hit : they inirY ma wheVe tell them to, for I can t tee ' con, thnted here so far from my old friends. - KO ono to too among .str_an g or o . G_ood bye! Goo Iwo Geed gyp! Yours, Mieuts. The woman In nnW toAIL, and the plaid Wall properly - laid tootlitst3voiling, andwili bo fn terrod, we presume, thietnorning...The whole agair crcated.conelderattle sensation In the vicinity of the buto ll last °rolling, attar It be 4 been generally o-nowp , am* too . at of the woman, together:whit bet strange tonfloct, enlisted. no little sympathy and sodoso.y. Too mat ter 1911, of Course, - undergo legal In, = Relegred.--Willtam - Orris; . _ arrestgg month ago on o PrO°° B ° from 111 Conrt SOF Ina ot andtiouthiltteg tor thirty days, was reliwied ye4toragy tosapo prphAtiou of tom? / Oar Guests—Visit of the . Calandati, Coaaellizae to. - Pit tabrgh. . . More unfavorable day than' yesterdaY could scarcely have teen selected in which to exhibit our city toe party of visiting strangers. -Yet yesteiday was the day lit which the rep resentative men of - our Water city of Colum, bus received,- their lret impressions of the Iron City. We trust that as they came more partlentatly to oh - servo - rutty*" of -ouruannl elper econi2tut 'sot dependent'-upon tha weather. the unpleasant impressions they may have received are not altogether Imes, DILM I IIO Yesterday morning a telegraphic, dispetch from Cleveland -was received, aunouncenw that the expected guests would arrive In this City tit 'TAO e. :The Committee cif Arrange. =cuts appointed by the Councils, asibitibW , il at the, Mayor's office, shortly before three o'clock, find. wended their way In omnibusses through the thick wet 'gloom 'to the Canal Depot. The tram arrived on. time, and the Committee welcomed In . -duo (thotegti , more' than dewy damp) form, the distinguished via. Itors for whims they waited: • " 2 The visiting partYoorodeted .of Councilmen Y. Donaldson: JameslTattersorr, Debt. Chad wich,J. C. Toll, Major Jacob Reinhart, h. Wh ines, J. Decker, C. Kammerer, iViu. Cover, it. T. Booth, Fred. Jaeger, together with W. W, Pollard, Chief knifincierre F.. Fleur, of Der Wadden Iter.-A. U. Biers, of the Slate Jour nal:And W. Dumegen, Sberig. The guests were escorted by the committee to the Monongahela -House, where they re mained until seven, o'clock in the evening. At tied Ume they proeeeeed, under escort of the committee, to the private °Mee of Mayor JgriCartlryi where they were **calved. by the. Pittsburgh Councils. President Steele of the Common Council welbomed the party In afew cordial and appropriate remarks, which Were happily responded to on behalf of the guestn P resident - L. Dontadton of the Columbine Council.: - - After a brief interchange of friendly conver satlon,Alie whole pattrproceeded-to.. the Celt , . trot Mice of the Alarm- Telegraph, and were received by Superintendent Fawley, who at therequest of 4hlef Weer Flare,: Proceed. ..ed considerable le a ,to explain the prin ciple and workings o the Alarm Telegraph system as adopled In oar city. As the radians points of the system wore unfolded, the vim. tot expressed their adtalraslou In noßsasur. At eight o'clock and fortpdve minutes a key was placed in; the hands of Councilmen gib bons, who, with the rest of the party, proceed. - box. Na,. fr, corner. of Peen and Wind 'Street - end - telegraphed UM alarm to the °Moo, in Seven seconds aace - the reception of the alarm at the office the big bell sounded. In two tr.i.autes thereafter ~the gaggle bemoan i sige,wae on the spot m.three minutes the-Vig. Ilion; in three and half, the Duquesne; in four and a half, the Niagara; 'neaten, the Relief; toil in seven and a tutlfthe Dello( engine—the Ws' Ongine that *straw bring their companies tam beteg required to bring their machines. The visitors expresard great admiration for. tite 'efficient And admirable warnings of the system. sifter this the party.were conducted to the Nagle and Vigtlant engine ionises, where they •lound much to admire anal commend In the complete end beautiful aPpointments des. and; pleasant time' was con. sinned In these visits and then, at ten o'clock. the [WU' in company with some invited gams s fro S m the city, repaired to the elonon uPlOaha. Dense, there to (frown the evening with a rich and bountiful; banquet furnished Perth by the generous heftier that =lgo inceut beta, All luzurlee, in season a d out of sea son: were se 'in. apPeCiaing order. before the eXpostatit Inntelduals, wherstanding not upon thoorder of. 'beginning, began - at once, to most appreciative style, to test the excelien ides Ad' the solids provided. After testing tgr r egag i t i te l L a ir. tancietkrigti exten t e o o rt gent cod in' form, and amid* little Musical tillektlng of glasses, proceeded with ; the toasts and reasoner', sentiments and genial ..witatclasee, 14, eitfloactLen" the "wee snit' 'Mutts But as they were preparing for - this, thatagarm of gm , sounded, and by common Onnatait the companyllsfifiernea' tottre Beene 01 the conflagration. . int Seaspoppr some- - gar maiirs wilt remember that haveml ditYi Ago a you minsklerable excitement Ives croft; led In the City by.thc appearance In the col-1 mune of the Polite &Mac of. a Flttabergh totter ocnnalfdog severe end llbellons.state. • . • , moutarerresdlog Dr. ti.'.lF. Spencer.. dm :well know° dentist of thle clty. For a Lime the correspondent furnishing the statements was anknown..lt appears% however, Mettle has at test turned np to tbenerson of our old time aogrnitutanceJoseptilloblunn, of Allegheny. dtilre le c!ft e o r ne a r at leV "n ron char as e. - :" • - ' .Thit-otte Joseph Robinson did write. Indite and publish in an. deecene Donor. Called th e Pretense Po l lee GeUtfr, printe.l Iu tbo city of.' Tenn York, liut scd4l oust eircanated to theceen ty of Alleshuy, a feta°, scandalous and defa matory Meat as nontatned and eel forth In the copy of the mune flltd berentlnlnherelq com plainant has been &Tenn,' Worm], dc." The sOnnstal was prOmptly arrested and waived a hearing. la default of ball he au ocanuattal to AU to, answer the charge at .111 tha tido:dual Court yesterday meaning, Judge Stowe on the Oeneb, - the CLIO of WUI. tam Downey, tried no a 'charge 01 rape, trim rammed. The jury found. • verdict of not guilty and the prisoner was diagharged. 21111 neat' Mee WaS that arlitlablie scui: ran, indleted - tor • committing a repo upon a tutu, girl maned Maggie Mitchell. aged stand fourteen year', The' outrage is alleged to grabens oanindtted -on Sunday, the pa rent', on the lineof the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne end Chicago Kelm:pi, near Courtney's Station. U. the day stated, the girl's father, mother and eater came until* river on a elan, leaving her at home alone. About noon, It is alleged, Sullivan came to the house; and COM* mined the outrage. liuheenufluilr an infix , Edna Wes Made .agattell. Lim berate' Mayor °sewn', and he was Arrested Just as he was utleavlng on this' ears.- Clattlet Attorney Won . wad Woo. Thomas' Howard appear for the prosecution „and.W.C. Moreland end it. ii. MoraloO, tor tee defence. The case was AMU on real at, blue ad)oarowtolillon of Omoer Scott, or the Allegheny Police, Tooter .4lltyarreatetta cotored bey named Jlonry Col lies, aged thirteen Or fourteen years, Oa a charge of larceny It is ;alleged. that atont a week ago the boy stole tram the jewelry et ire of Illeiars. Stevenson & Co., on Market street , ttirce or four silver watches. Be kopt PO of alto way Until yesterday, when ho was arrest eu ettltcd. The boy confessed to the ofnecre that he stolen the watches and that they **recant:ogled at , the Dense of his mother. Athl% Collins,' In linquesne borough. The orator utedeeded to the fileoo and tour! , Mrs. Collins his errand. film deeled . the boY's state* wet moat emehathuslty, tint lir. Scott Insist. 04 that. he mint acarch her trent. Amid many vehement protestations he did so and there found two of the stolen watches. That was enough and the officer arrested the 'Waller for readying and canoealing,etaleu goods, Both the hemmed gra In thit „Allegheny lock-up - awaiting a ;oaring before Mayor Morrison. neowir the ifiremaies *emaciation, —According' to announcement, filitiot'meoi. tug of the fircteen , s Assoeiation Was held lost eventpg. Tholluipilsolras to take action' m regard to the matter of districting the city for the sending, of fire alarms. The o general oriangsonesif of .duitticts, axmoaced in thepritsy giet Moira ftctorgO, raugod by maeelatton, and the a s or Cur thre details "war entrusted to a commttoo consisting of Diesels. Idontgomety, Yord. Vick, Chief Ell:neer /tare and . Superintend ant raligey, inAtruottona to report at the Ilan h. , 9IL4H UP 4 4 4 0 Ciatig 0 t . . tleorge, McCook; rhysician to tho Board of Ilesll it, reports the following inter ments in this Mil from November 2 to Pb. comber 2, ISM. PottuOct A h l:/ 1 ° 13 1 Tot al 13. thiii.: It Colored.— 3 tilealses—C nlo brono1;11.13, porlionitio, II comption, n; 11'11°1141; ptithillin t I; can tOt. dobatty,li stlll-ntirni 7i dlplr thorsoto oroop, I IntOuotonticut of brain, porttnisli, I • pnotnhonioo ; whooping cough. 1. gt t o atiorp thorp warp year, 4; from 1i 02, /i 2105,2; 3 to Itit 1; 15 to 03,1; 20 to 313, :OD tO 30, 3160 to GO, I. _ blatrioi Cdurt tget yesterday Morning at the usual liOtir, - dlidgeiffettipteri - tiresid r The CM or !Ong TO, Stein, which Was re ported on trial YeaterdaY. was -withdrawn .rm the Ittry, and the jury discharged. The arationsinvolled will be settled by We par. The next eas taken up was that of John U. McCord ar Co. ve. dobn Boggs and Annabelle Bogs , his wife. The Jury found a verdict for the plain tigs la the sum of g 5,785.0. There bolug no inner Wes ready tor ttint, Court adjourned, and the jury was discharged until Ronda,' Morning., Haihneatiqual.—The Ethicatlonal 2 . Mama. than of Western Pennsylvania wW meet on aaturday evening, ill the 'Third and Tenth Wards - tichool Mous°, Grant Weakener Soy enth', on which occasion Env. W. stream Iloward will deliver a lecture on "Pointing' Education ...its History and Advantagese , togeUter with as lotecelUng debeto and essay on thumb. item or vital moment to the cause 01 etinete lion. Coineldencesr-Our atteition wall lasi night called TO the /het that ou the 'first night the (Axiomhus Cannella were In Cleveland, as on thou Unit night In Pittahurgh, a large tiro broke 0111313 thatttty;, OILIDAL 0 0beekin, aeon this. theinitldhattntrnerl eta Mrgif 1 - . 14 awl japluiwetWkre 44110141Cirj... - M=== = ME • • 7-4 gOikilka4e,nden* - Voniresillop The Convention of County Supe.nutendenti of the Public Schools of Pennsylvania, assem bled in Uturisburg on Tuesday last, Prof. J P. Wicker Shard, the able ktale Superintendent, , presiding. All thee - mattes of the State, with the exception of Beaver, Butler, Clarion, Co ltimids, Delaware. Elk, Erie, Eastrusborough; Forest, Fulton, Indiana, Lancaster. Mc - Kean, Monroe,Montiomtry, Mondour.Eprtbampton,. Perry, Plke.Snilivan.Tloga, Cram, Yenango, and Warren were represented. Prof. Wiclrmiham oongrattdased.the Con, ventioff Upon the encouraging - attendance and referred to the cheering evidence of increas ing .teeling, In favor of .general education throughout the State." Re suggested a genera al classification of the • work of the Conven tion, substantially as follows: • • Fire., Imparting information ati to the coo dation of echopisi and working o f the EMU= throughoidthe State by free aim... Second, To receive Instructions from the de. partment whiLst at Harrisburg lob can bet ter be done than by letters or circulars. • Third, Tee department needs IntOrmatlon *as to the wants and precticil workings of the schools throughout the State, Buperintee. dents, he hoped worts! speak, each for i lls 10., catty, in order that the Convention may have the benefit of thortnostxtdistrterhiltoutstion. . On motion of ldr.ollehrist,trt Washington, Prot. A. T. Douthet, Of Allegheny, was chosen tn tePorarl President; Mr. Woodruff, of 'Criesn ter, Vice-President, =thin Miller olMerear; Secretary. Agreeably to • order, Mr read an Interesting report on • th e' examination ot %mbar, anklets :reVeri!'was'accetite= Convention,,and. the subject matter upon for discussion. On Motion of Sir: .Eratentrintt Speeches were limited. to-live minutes. • The suidect was then dilletlll3Bl try :Messrs. (Toon Fisher Armstrong, 'Wood:riff, DOW.; bet, het, hicks and ilawkera • Mr. Newlin read a report on the...mins of preventing Irregular - attendance in whoa% widen-wee accepted,-and.subject. matter dis cussed byMs Iri. , Ermentrout, Netrld in, Wood ruff, Gilchrist, Studer, Mohler, Mayer, Young and others, ,'Yeftealpatylaa the Igur Ad re- Ptontlending eintlindahrif ate:idol:toe. • The Convention 'transacted other important hominess - end - adjourned . to' inset _trinitn On •., • • • Forget 'nut tle- Orphan-011W Deriktestili .who Calmat earn tar Themselves. ; • . call 'Manikin today to a Scheme for boned:Mint the helpleik Mtge orteAWkeni tied has thrown upon the cold charity of the world , , e • child Or for . snpprt— be 'destitute .. ren , oar bravo soldiels and sailors who perished in the late clue! war/ Feir titillantbiedMei fieisons are untientialniial with.thci•fact that a "Mome for thei•,' St:Milers' And 'Sailorill Orphans" has been iu stuicendel • operation, lor. a longtime past at'lenVeYork. -Trattel tbo , helpless- Mud. ren are kindly cared for, educated and brought up•tobeccrine Virtnotus citizens/ma ornaments to society. The following card explains the plan taken to obtains snalcient rem of money to place the praiseworthy lostitution lu good Ananias! creidltioni• • • We the officers and Managers or "The Home and Schad" for the Education and litainte. mince of the Destitute Children of our Sol diers and Sailors, earnestly solicit the sprays. , thy and doalmeratton In onr Fair and Grand' Presentation Festival, of all who desire with. us to see "Tile limns and School!'- , enabled to receive and care tor at/ needy odes, who seek shelter and protection. Mrs. tieneral Ulysses S., Gnat, President; Mrs. Cll6ll. F. Daly. datum' Presidant; Mrs.. Mad. Gen. J. C. Fremont, 14. Vice President; Mrs. Robert Forster, Id Vice President; Mrs. John S. Voorhies, Treasurer, Mrs. David,lloys, Secretary; Airs. W. S. tlillyeritkirresponding Secretary; Mrs. 'Ferrer 0. Law, Manager. Mrs. J. .1. Van Malsem, Manager. The Fair wW open on the 10th of December, and continue two weeks, at the Peelle- liad, corner of Broadway and kla streets, Sew York. To be concluded. ,by4tte tioulut - Presentation Foattiral,to,be held la' tbooor 'institute., • Mew Yeri , Saturd Evening. December Ytd, under the sinslimil dir ection, t. Theodore Thomas, •Esee..Altsirlden'oemstotratawsnatrtee will be chosen to award *LON= in presents in such lawful manner as they. MIN determine. Foe the Festival there will he Issued hro,otto tickets at le each, and .M0,1A2 Presents, being - one to cacti ticket holder. . Mr. John W. Pittock, thepOptdar news deal er, is agent for Mils ilbdrict for the sale of tickets., . I I= pp) pluses of Ilionscusent ire not doing - very heavy business just now as the weather Interferes greatly with the prospects or tho managers. r !Tax Ta bar si...—This old and popular place of amusement, has of tate fully redeemed It. self, and is drawing sa good houses. as Its neighbors. Yankee Locke, a whole team In himself, 11. exc e llentted by com pa ny.iniable tiot. to, andttbe stoeti ny. To-night Yankee Locke takes a farewell Willett:, on which ocwasion be will appear In the pleasing drains of ••the Yankee In Hungary," to be fol lowed with 'Jack Long, or Stint in . the Eye " , and toconclude with theroaring-Irace °L W.) Carsa.a llocaa,-11ar. J. W. Wall:Lex la an nounced to take ai .beneht to.ulght. has bad a very ancoetsful engagement and is ably supported by the stoek amapany of the Opera 'notate; I AtAtom nacz.--Lil Rue d Burgess' Min strels dose to-night ;at Ilasonlo Hall. They are deetdodly, the best performarawrach have everAriatted our elty; and we hope they may soon agate swing round oar way. Everybody should attend toddglyb, the last .Opportnnlty presented this peasoirol Ilsterabg to the beet minstrel troupe In America. -: Mere of she East Liberty Outrage ! . _ Oar readcra will remember the. attempted outrage of which Mrs.. Ann Lanuan. was the on'Tuesday night:of last Week. Stout, Illeak and Jobuston,thealleged perpetrators, made their escape, and are still at. large, but. Mrs, ierman,ttartng recovered to some ex tent from her injuries, cams lbefore • Alder man Lynch yesterday, and made information against five other parties, charging them with complicity in the again She charges Mary Allen and Sarah Carrel, relatives of the es caped assailants, with surety -of the peace, they haying used • threatening language tow srardsber during the quarrel of which the attempted outrage was apparently the cll. max. She also charges throe brothers, Darn ed Thomas. Matthew end Edward Sheridan, comrade. of Stout and his follows. with ma licious mischief, alleging that while the out rage was bete g perpetrated by the three men in the house, the throe brother@ wore on the outalde, venting thou nutlioe by killing the poultry, breaking the doors and windows, de. rho accused were all arrested and held for a bearing on Monday next. The whereabouts of Stont,Black and Johnston have been as certatned, and their speedy arrest prob.. Whet is la a 211• Mel • Bomethng certainly. Some names bays been so often used In connection with 'what has no relation to their elgolfloation, that wo have oOme to regard thereto of but little worth in any connection. Especially is this true Of throe names and terms peculiar to our Over tieing columns. We are always pleasecturlien furnished with an 'opportunity for pointing to a fall illustraUon of the moaning of these, and rejoice that we cars do at this time. tin. laralleled bargains, unprecedented reduc. lions in the prices, a magnificent sleek, de- Heard crowds of buyers—all those and many more, might, with perfect propel ty and Just ness be used, when speaking as we Intended doing, of the great sale at reduced prices, now In Progress. lithe dry goods establishment of the Mosses. Barker V0.,.-No; :69 'Market street. This sale has bean nutlet...way long enough for us to liatfthat it is stroarkable toe bargains that hate boon sold, and are still offering, and we advise our readers who are wanting dry goods, either wholesale or retail, holm° and Visit it before buying, as we lyre certain that they will be benellted by do ing so. it neriell4nd, 66 and 57 Fifth Street Be careful of your feet this damp, disagree. Oda weather, and to do so supply yourself with a pair of stout bcuta or shoes at T. A. tioClellsodhi salesrooms, Nos. It and 17 Fifth street. lie Is receiving constant secessions to his already enormous stoek , and selLs much cheaper at retail th ou can the most ostensive manufacturer* sell to the wholesale trade. , A. - large stock of Anterlcatz and Forelga carpets; rugs, - Mattlngs, do.; do., will also "be found here, together with on unlimited assortment of generalbousehold goods. Permits ean.buy the beat end most.. serviceable qualities of cloths, eaosimai es, moltons, sett/Mita, Jeans 'wed other suitable materials for boys' wear at. remarkably cheap prices. Dry goods for ladles' wear sold at auction prices to the Mall trade. Country dealers will Mad A thole° at .ortranot of holiday goods suitable for the sea son approaching at the old prices (diem -Yor any and everything give McClelland's auctitui salesroetaa ealL - ; • • • 'Mae Alygthumila, . • • - - • . The liymnantle Association of this eft/. we are delighted tO • learn t , Is bilconalx4t Imo" and morcinourishlng, The list of nieninerom increasing, and the limit of enthusiasm of in, old members anon the gain, so Is evideal: by the efiteiTiileilzhibitesll this lioelle.:44ar Ititelithirtee - Ol Wise Molnlie" "tit* hsTo. muscle esetribiT and eveninejlta., ro mane The Spimestns ttutt was for um teeth tor the seransements ummeTew.kio, extubititnuk ass been Put iiiie r iaisesrod. oryler, _.TIIs seats bava tw.. boo t or ex _ evergtanuirds in the bees Pass iaara a mo w, Mister now. The lest . .., tante a . acat Thelest*as folly ait en "'"Adiee ThP - tfiird °On of the audience on the inter. lecture will nost i j",,,,Alenian. and Bona? Qames.'stalled • Fenian sedl.—Tttert=iotopie4 no. last evanb ta " in manna degree Or credit beset ranee g upoq its PRICE THREE CENTS. Horrible Areideni Yee terday afternoon, about thiee o'clock, an accident of a terrible'ind fatarhature °erred at the rolling mill 'of James .Wood Co., In Temperanceville. Front Vormier Wm. Clawson we have the foUoising tartictliare A young man named James M. Dunlevy, be; tweed 11 (leen and sixteen years Of - age, entered the • rolling mill to see a friend who Worked there, and as the latter was busy be took a seat on a trestle Nenich guards some heavy ' shafting- of the mill machinery. Just as he took hie seat $ heaver with boiling - metal passed in close - proximity to Dunlevy, who' pushed hactgaDparently fearing that lie was in the road. . The utilized trestle gave way and the Vita' tg mall fell into the bed of the shafting and; was, caught by the key, a large pleceof Iron' projecting from the shaft, and was tern , Pipteces Wore he could berescumi. Hisbody presented a horrible appearance, literally ground -to pieces. The inquest'resolted ill a verdict of death fromaceident. , The oeceatect 'was 'not employed in the mill. Tim mangled body was conveyed to the -.residence of his :uncle in Temperanceville, from whence it will he burled. Donley,' wad - es ' gent and moral young man. ' , Ms Mother re. 'sides at Midway • Station, on the S übenvllle The' Dead bed Paz 'a iitni to OlaeOve_red_aa lbe.Blyer 19bore , . The Wheeling Intelligences. Yesterday morning:Mi. Toseph McGill had otorall.. on to . Pass along the river shore, and while walking; , along had his attention &Urania by an object lying_ half concealed under anolli stump a short distance above the anspe.nslim bridge. . Proceeding to examine it, he lifted up a coi ner eta Paper which covered it, and discover. calb , the dead body, of a mete child, partly wrapped by In the underclothing of a woman. -Mri McGill atone informed' the authorities of the matter, and yesterday afternoon, at two 'o'clock, a jury of Inquest assembled on the //Pets tinder summons issued by Justice Johnl, After mains the body and hearing the evi. donee in the ease, the Jury gave a verdict that the body was that of a still born male ebild, and that it had been exposed by some "arson unknown. • .• There went. .O. marks about the clothitig, Which was of fine quality, that coodive any clue to the - party•ww • parties who h left the child.. The only merit was the fig ures 170 In India Ink- The child had evidently been born iotin Willie "Lew'limed, Testerday:tnarning,John WlMich, charged themitir.4r Of Martin Murphy on board Irtisteat6b4ai Chieftain, was brought Into the Court 'of Oyer and Terminer, a true bill hav ing beenlotind against him by the Grand July. In answer to the - metal Interrogatory, "gritty or not guilty I" be replied "not guilty." M. .I Swartiwelder, Esq . counsel for defendant, made att application :for a postponement ct the trial, anti In accordance with this regime* Judge Stowe named the first. Wednesday of January as the day for a hearing of-the case. It will be remembered that a difficalty occur red between Willich and Murphy on board the Cnleftain, while lying at Lock No. 2, on the Monongahela river. During this disturbance Murphy was knocked down, receiving Injuries which resulted in death some days atterwari. Willich -wits arrested, but on. application to Court was subsequently redeem' on bad, and -has been at libertY since that time" , . insioning Treat. With -pleasure IWe announce this morning that the grand coosoLtilatlon of talented per. formers, htthertd known. ea the •Tealt yam . Wand the "Berger Parnily,"open a series of entertainments at Masonic Ball on Midday night next. They are immense. and are 130 t equalled in the world.. Their entertainments are chaste, relined and brilliant, the troupe numbering a large Once of talented belt ring ere, sweet rocadstti and most expert hAtint. mental performer'. The gentlemanly agent of the troupe arrived in. the city yesterday morning, and he assures us the troupe will positively open oil Monday night and remain .a whole week, so ottr citizens . may prepare for a rare musical season. - Court of Common Pleat—ln this - Court, yesterday morning. Judge- aterritt on the bench, the case of J ames Wilson, et. at., own• era of the steamboat Advance, No. Y. vs. James McCabe a. of. 'wee resumed, The defendants had contracted for the stone composing the piers of the old acquedlict, and, as is alleKedd. did not remove them at the time agreed. The pbunttra alleged that subsequent so the time when the pierAehould have neon removed, the accident for 'which they Claim damages oc. caned. The cave occupied the entire day. and was still en trial ,'a. Up time of adjourn. meat. • Gave *I imself into l'astody.—Joim Stew art, who is charged by his wife (from whom he is endeavoring to be divorced) with- having set, tire to her dwelling house, surrendered himself into the custody of Justice Ammon, Of Must Birmingham, on - Wednesday. lie committed to All; but was subsequently r y e. leased by the Gout, on giving ball in the sum of $1,300. • • Ferocious Dog.—Alderman Lynch bed be. fore him yesterday Patrick Leonard, a' rem ittent of Pipetown, charged on oath of Peter liPCabo, a neighbo ,r with maintaining a ter °clone dog. It is alleged that on December 4th, the dog belonging to the defendant, did • bite and lacerate a little boy named Lawrence Trainor. The case wan for a hearing. Bill lirnored.—The timud Jury bad before them yesterday the case of Christy Bradford vs. onicors linchanan, - 11 , 6mily t er. al.; for ag scravated assault and battery. After bearing the evidence the JurY limomil the bill and or. Mired the prosecutor to pay thecostsmenmid. It seems that the officers are Who maintained in the performance of their duties. Imprisoned.-4. liantimem convicted three or leer dart ain the Criminal Court, of fornicatiou and ba go, stardy, was .sentenced yes terday to pay a fine and the costs of tee case. Re bad not the Wherewithal to pay his fine and was committed to Jett Re wits remain to prison three months and then obtain his re /ease under the Insolvent net • - - - The Leetnee.-8. ShelUm McKenzie, Esq., of the Philadelphia Press, delivered an 'able and spicy lecture last evening under the au spices of the Toting Men's Mercantile Associa. Mon. at the Academy °ISM/ski. Me had a fashionable and appreciative audience, mad remarks were Maned .to with much In terest and attention. - True Bill Folnd.—The Grand Jury yes 'terday roaud'ia true bill in the calm of .Christie Bradford, charged on oath of officer Buchanan, with aggravated airman and bat tery. Christie . will be riut .on trial luring the prescatiterin of court. . Glitelentenne7, 43 Fifth street. has our thanks fora copy of 4 .l3lacs.wood's Mugs. line," for November. =2= Sr. Louts, December 43.—The loss by lire last 'night was about $lO5OO buitewl of gt).000, as previously reported. • ---MAUItU3D2 EAIL•3IIAN—WOLf-04 Vedoeftlay- Angular. December h, 1666, at the reltdeneo of the , br.lle's lather, Captain •John. Wolf, 'Manchester, ty the Rev: Hnlllogsbeenk WILL A. E.A4tIIAN to LIZZLK J. WOLF, &Hof Manchester. ' DIED. . • - . . VABRI—JII.. Aillatiee, Ohio; on the sth imt., AL 4 o'clock P. m..CHA.HLW_HZ)IS4 .on of Johp E. Ana Jane H. Puke, to th e .7:lt Tear of hi. ore. : the [seer►) take Sate from the residence of LL parents, Locust strtet, Manchester, Yale ( ?rid ay) AVTEIMOON, it o'clock. The hien& of he (entity are reepectfillY halted to a,Mitd. _ DUNSlATll—unitunoloy. Menembere h, at US DAVIO, Intant son at Vitiator U. and Melte M. Onotenth,Ahall Mu months. The friend. of the lan lly aro reSpeottully tralia.l to attend the funeral at 2 o'clock. Trila (Friday) arcia.Noox, frompe iesldeue&oltiis parents. NO. 2 Tannthill street. . _ e.LI7IIO—On Thtvidby mernteg. December etb. DM. AD DID 0.. cleetthter of bllcheel 1 : 0 1 tine giblets, In the Mt tt yotr °titer The friends et Um Wally bre riAped.gor - urtteJ tobttend the brnerel Dom the .r. rents. Hanle street, Iltrtaloglamt °°, wohltilto hi 10 O'clock. " NEW. ADITERTM__ 112M.1041:16 . bluttlful 0.V.11.: Li r i ttigroin ' t= rargr:=3,7:olo64,llllj=ro= I.llllargrbitt. • carsxr. 1.11. •e/W UM' R AM= ir prpilair.aue • EU n kribe li t•Cc n ni tykiW ant tag Waalrause. Zums eralltkes-tlll7v. David .1e.:4 " 06.. geir. le Rr .1 soca.% /A.D.. Mamas LWOW. =4.. JAW) litatee. •Ri. FA I Rl , sll AN & SAMSON. TIN DEBT.V.EIIB - NO; 196 SMlUttleld Stsi COr• Marano* troadirnath Birect.) NrkZ.2 . o3l3 l CraEslCilar. . Si.. AND Asa fIaJWI7IIXT weemar__,_ VA. T. WM" & CO, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Sanehosiar. woorsitifilana ti szar. COFFIN - 11=8 MUM Lost Ina. Orrair es 16044 sad aesellars Werth Siam NW cirrlaitei tuFtsbeth I, ~T~Brs~s~~~6rA~is~l' 1911T 1 IMO Malik ooKTiatruti.;m.anairco SQLI72USB of ilmuziamire aziam surriz, TearrsiE wrraiAit l • 'lrs'r Nein:two ....ta) TWO EDITIONS ISSUED. , WEINCEEIDAII! AHD UTUDAU. Tie'Zdltfoa Is for , uniiteel *bleb rasa the subscriber soonei- =I &toile Copy (per: 60. Chiba of 1.85. clubs ,NEW ILDV/EitUMEMEL WATC,DDS, CHAINS AND 4 - 1700"33z.. AT A vizi faitki4. - PROFIT, AT WILL TiWILEY'S . 6 WylleSt., dooritem ' - CALL AND SEE The Wonderild . 1 ifau - sictAia- 33c) -x. CIMTIAL HIM AID 1111 ACCOMIIII. = DUNSEATH& CO'S Jewelry . Store, , ihro. 1343 WlXtla 1111trisialt. del OPPOSITZ ILLSONIO HALL. . w. JOHNSTON & SCOTT, Fine Watehes,-Cloeks, Jewelry SILVER-PLATED . WARE, ETC" 1174 LLBZETt STRICT. • ' tisbruiv.ls, 3Ptionznaii. /xi- Particular iltentlon sitte. l to goafrlag Wateass, Clocks kad Jewelry. 1B .work warms- WETHEItILL 49c euxims IaALMIEIVIV. - - . OHT EQIIAS. TO GAS! IP.EILTEII\I'r Gas Condensing Burners, Can be used on any • and IXissenie 'entirsly with Chimneys. The I6ante produced Ary ants Burners spreads out similar. tie than of BM& • The construction is gush that, the smoke is oonaned, in a nppoon.t to coda • ( TT - •"r tmrce into gg atVr "d altr eUtre n etTillhe rd d a*"gr:ifnZtm whteh • the fo a --•- • 'And Less 011. Than Chinuny.Laion produces a more Brilliant Light than an/other • burner inthe merest, STATE AND COUNTY-RICHT& FOR SALE. Baring P'ti Al l egh e n y Of disinistis above Burners In g County.. wide -2.lagiittErhllleiro.ryiipititirclase.43.e,anwekacconneadated„w. • JAMES' BLACKIVIORE.. - -ar6ANvAs3rsB WANTED.. • notl losovAszonxe..r. R. LATSB►W.I. ►ILIRIOA " EAGLE : MEM-WO= HAVINE:i . RE6ENTLYPIIMICHASI ED THE EAGLE COTTON WOKE& fanint lo - ryoned by Deans. KING. PEEN C0.,-ee mpeettally WET= the 'paella that we will emitting the punsilsecnre of Sheetings, Cotton Yams, Carpe • Chains, Candle Wick and. Batting. Orders inay be left at atm Odlee of the Works, COM ISAMU& MUSH 818, /111 CUR QTI PITTSBURGH. BRElralitr, Corner of Daciasue Way anELßayker•a X.ittaislzrursla, Vqw. 3 : - .3 JOSHUA RHODES & co. WEL.PON & BELLY ' .PLUMBERS, Gas and Stearn Fitters, AND BRASS FOUNDERS. .large wortmaat of Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead Pipe. Pumps, Sheet lead, Dm, . • ' ;ALWAYS OF HABIL , 164 Wooil Street, near -Stitt. 89.89 89 89 89 89 89.89 'B9 MitiKET'STRFLET. eiTio PL. p...$ Et• 8 99 89 afarkst 89 Islal OLT TOUR S [ BOOTS, , &C • 89 TILE .CEULAPINT AND:!CMIT • I rrszcio • NO AUCTION GOODS KEPT. JAMES ROBB, SOMarkelSt, S 9 S 9 89 89 89 59.89 89 89 89 PITTSBURGH CUTLERY COM PANY: We have *eland theaneatatoetet . POCKET CUTLERY, • In tbliteltir kited. laolloNyGroundßazats za Endless Variety, • ' 4:2Ci•DilleiNre - udatFltistnergb Cutler,' Oserdn MM. 67 and 69 rum' aired , -- rDnsrxrcH into:lova - "IS DRVostS JAMES T. 'SAMPLE HAVING 301301 T Milt VeNT.T. W A RBO O - MDSE UN cOuNieer. OPT 806LN8ON • NTS.. . • ess aft/I_lo 4 i of Will keep ea head *NW amoorem _ Awl .eride• Nill be Cold cholVT iluai 40 . 7 Other , - boom so toe twoolUes. ~ ._,.reerertptlons ean/ seni re .- 1, 7 • grebeibee ' . }"ae of isarraccat and FANC7T DOS 1181 MM . OCR GimorSir £ BA4LEIrs • . , _,. ELASTIC STITCH AND LOCK STITCH .. ..- - - lerming ,- Maohilies . Are THE BIM! for ?molly sad ManoesetsrMS poses. CMS and see them as • .••, • - . -; ;TO. il Asui amis. DON'T BE DECEIVED Blr rOUlfilainghlllllo3/UIIIII adhrmthaseitii Of Interior Judd nes. but get ¢ GBOV 68 t BLKIRIL It Uslxesailly by tor Axles& year.. =du by all camp*. "WO, XErWartb. - nosnoSS HURL CLIMB Practical FaraKars Nanaracturrn, COL PEMN MID WAYNE STREETS. - Ms. #71..--ot mown:Fits a • meAiiilves ha. ROBBER: HOES)at MIALZLID .r....m_ . owed WOIIX Holliktg . — ls — aold abeam sae rood ir a 1.2 74,./Trues. msit ir ian . tr? . po' ~!1 .., sdlr . V ^R. .. r. C 't Sr - -r •LZ. ' gall NECEMIABIES' FOR :THE WII~. .1. - NTICIL—' Tor .good COOKING SlOriand akar OWL= litriudls. ini.to No. 146 gnat meet. .sarratul Yana CUALHOUTTILIZ. IriLsBOV ZIA. rid* dad oloeTilninisila for Coodtug Oyisua sad outer ONO dishes; 'enders, .3tOTO - .Pirpoiodrit. ter Contactors. sod au Other ear Id P. t) DUI/1M XO. 4416 Una% _itre!s, 410-00•4? clasPkat4P; .?4; 1111 ~..:,~ Mt El is l i :~; 111 lIIM II SiEll