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The Catalogue arrivals yesterday evening was agniu


limited on the books oftbe principal hotels We forbea
any further comment ON the cause The community de
mand reply prompt candid, immediate and vcracous
from the municipal authorities. At the at# s


AsrERIcAr--J. A. Slater Norwich; Capt. Hughes, IT, 8
~; w. II. Stockton, N o.; D. Davidson, Piifsburg;


Asros-Charles Ryan, Phila.; Rev. 8. Belcomb Bloom
field Central America;J. NJ Lesslin, Aberdeen; JohI
Readc, Cambridge; Mr.. Amory, Boston, c. A. Mann
Utica; II. Clarke Boston. e'I Mf s6


CIrY--W. Power, Phjla.; George Lewis Boston. J. N
Brown, New London; Duncan Lambert, U. 8. N; Jane
H. Cox, Va; Townsend and smith, do; G. M Tucker. 4


FRANKLIv--S. Collier, Pha; H. Whiting, Boston; H. r
Russell, Canada; Pierre, Stany and Howard Boston
Jamas Benson, St. Catncrincs, Canada George Griffin
Alabama.


CiLonE- Andrew Greer, N. o.; A. II. Dixon, do. "A


HowARD--A. j. Richard Attlcboro; J. Read, Prov
Hon. Gyms Gusts, Hudson; T. Walker, Buffalo Sleep
er, Boston; j. B. Jackson Rutherford and Campbell
Kingston, Canada. ltas3l q r fNM g..s.


WAvERLv--wm. Green, Boston; w. Jbbs, Phila; II
Vancoit Washington; II. v. Hamblin, Prov; johnson
and Msnning, Boston; A. s. Cane, Ohio II ~ .5~


Burial MURDER. Two Germans, with their
families, had settled near Franklin, Iowa, on land
purchased last fall by ofthcm their families only ar
rived there about two weeks ago. On the 10th instant
about ii o'clock two or three rfans went to the house.
disguised obtained admance, and demanded their
ncy. The Germans not disposed to give il up and
the robbers attacked them, and in the aay the elder
of the Germans was stabbed In the back and side The
younger German attacked and succeeded in throw.
ing Of the robbers the floor and was about to
prove tho better when the robber discharged pis
toll the ball passing through his lungs and shoulder the
robber who had been engaged with the elder German
panon. During the afray, of the robbers was
wounded and tracked about four miles by tho blood
but without success. Tho elder German died almost
Immediately the other survived till the following morn
ing when he died The alarm given to some OF the
ncghbo by the females, and large party went In pur-
suit OF the robbers.-Missousi Republican.