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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-30

A little boy having broken his rock
ing-horse the day it was bought, his man.
ma began to scold, when he silenced her
by inquiring "What is the good of
boss till it's broke?'
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
WEST VIRGINIA.

Attempt Of Conyicts in the Pen;tcntinry to
Escnpe--The Guards Outwitted- iae Con.
victs Overpowered-Boiler Explosion.
WHEELING, April 81, 1870.
Forty or fifty of the convicts confined In the Peni
tentary at Moundsvie entered into conspiracy TO
escape, and on Tuesday evening last overpowered
two Of the guard taking the key Of the CELL and,
after stripping the guards attired two Of their num-
ber IN their clothes who were put on guard to dis.
arm suspicion. In this manner the relief were de-
celyed and captured, and The plot seemed to be
working to their entire Satisfaction. Wnen. at ma f.
past SIX O'Clock =. NJ, the guard who should have
reported at the gate failed to appear
suspicion was aroused. The guard and cltleus,
alarmed, collected at the gate aud were marched to
the hall where the insurgents were, and refusing
to cease their resistance they were fired upon and
q convict named Moore was seriously wounded. The
remainder then surrendered
young lady OF TINS city named McCollock at
tempted to commit suicide. yesterday by jumping
into the river, out was rescued In senseless condl-
ton.
A boiler in steam mill at Milford. on the Balt-
more and Quo Railroad exploded few days ago,
blowing the mill to atoms and seriously woundlng
three men.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAEKEr.-Lo SDoS April 2I-
4:30 P.M-C0Lsois cloSeu NJ 9sG Tor money ana "a
Tor tue account. United STATES nve-twenL. bonds.
l,C2 ooS; looo old. S,gi; 1861 50 AZ teu-IOrLes %.
Socks easier Erie Raiiwav SHARES, Iv4; Illinois
Centras ll3; Atlantic ana Great Nestern. p.
PAklS BOUhsE. -PAkIs, Apfll 2I.-ine BOurSo
closed nrm; renteS. 75i. &c.
FRANHfoHT BOJ2sE-fEANKFoRr. April 2l.-
United States Donas closed irmer and higher:
nve JSentes 95
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIvERpooI April
2i-4:3O Il. M.-ine cotton mlrkei closed ST alY.
Middhng upands, lll6d.; mdding OrieJns, li7sd,
III ID 1he sa es OF Inc day nave baeu 1900
bales inc'udhg 4,OJJ FOR export ana Speculd Ol.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET. -HAvRE, Aprn -l.-Cot-
ton closed urn, but quiet; low midulg. ahoaL
1911.
LIVERPOOL. PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERPoOL,
Aprn -1-l:30 l.. M.--Lard Is Drn and ha, aL-
vnced 10 6ss. o. per cw. Cheese, u.s. per cwi. for
the best Rraies Ui American Hne
LONDON PRODUCE MARKgT.-LoNDoN Apri 2l-
Tallow armer but not quoIablv nlgner. Lln.eed Oh
heavy at E32 5s. per ton. sugar qucJ, bOtn lot
anu anoat. Cacntta iInseed urni. Com,uon rosin
qulet and steaOY aL IS. vi. per cwt
PETROLEUM MARkET. ANTWERP, April 2l.-PeJrO-
lcdm closed hrin
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN BALTIMORE.
Bloody Deeds of Insane NIother-Four |
Children and an AGED Moiher Murdered.

Bloody Deeds of an Insane NIother-Fo
Children and an AGED Nlother Murdered.
BALTIMORE, April 81. 1870.
Ihe entire city was intensely excited this evening
oy report that tve horrible murders had been per-
perated by mother. by cutting the throats OF four
OF her children and OF her own mother.
Inc report proved true, the facts being
Us lol'ows:-Abont four O'Clock this after
noon Mrs. Cataarne Marsh. who with her four
children hvea with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwter al No. % Canal street, few doors from
Biar Market com. ited the terrible butcneries
nrst Hilllng her children aud then assaulrng her
mother. Mrs Dw5er the II oher OF Mrs. Marsh. IN
neF ahte'ihoftem examination tonight stated that
az apout lou o'c!ock tns afternoon herself and her
daughter, Cathall Q Marsh, aud three ch idren OF
tne after were IN the hous Nr. Narsh ask a her n
she had teu cents. anu on her ansv ering "Non she
tafs afshl said she haa ten cents she then put
on ner 20 ne ana left the house She went lew
doors anu borrowed Outcner's knie. Sne thea
procecue 10 III tllct Senop No I3 anu calling OUT
ber son James AGED ei ht years. cut ms throat from
eur 70 ear, nearl, severng MS head from his
oody. a lttle GOV named Burnett came out Of
senoo. win James ana with ssed the murder. Mrs
Marsh altrr committing the norroe deel, rusned
at me Dov Burnett, but he ran ana escaped she
then returned 10 her home and went In the back
Nafd where another son. WI liam, aged seven years.
wa s"inglng ms littie sister, Mary Jaue, beng at
pay heM py SDe selzed William and cut MS throat
causing instant oeath and Immediately grasped her
nttle XII and applied her weapon. curling of her
"ea" ue tnen went into tne house ana
cut the throat OF her youngest child.
George. aged auout two wears and five months; the
heau vas nearly severed IRON lhi BODY. ste next
assaulted her mo her AGED aoout lfty four and very
leeOe, cutting ner throat erriDy that she cannot
survive. Wis., Marsn. lne murderess Is aged about
tWenty-seven, Was born IN the coucty Kerry. Ire
land and has been IN the United states anout
twenty years Sie was married some nine years
Der, who lett her about elohseen months
since TO nnd employment elsewhere. lie
IS now saiu 10 i've Ia New iork CITY. The repula-
non and character OF Mrs. Marsh ~ said TO have
beep very rood. she was undoubtedly temporarily
Insane when committing the murders The faces
oi tue mufuered Ch iufeu as they lie sioe by sI,lc
toDlshl, are as placlu and cain as u they were
composed IN sweet sleep. They are dres ed neatly
IN tue same olnes Lney wore when killed. ~ nine
oc"cK to-iivnt the mu.her. who IS condneu at the
astrh ponce station was Conscious Of her terrible
deeds.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
TIE INDIANS.
suffering Among the Tribes at the Grand
River Agency--AgricuIturc Among the
Blaclsfeer.

Favorable Reports of the On,alIu Indians
Suffering Among the Tribes at the Grand
River Agency-AgricuIturc Among the
Blackfcet.
WASHINGTON, April q, 1870.
superintendent Janney has forwarded to The In
dian Office report OF the condition OF affairs at the
Omaha agency for the first quarter OF the present
year, IRON which it appe ars that Omaha has SHOWN
a marked increase ol interest IN agriculture In
dustry and thrift are now taking the place of ldeness
and improvldence. During the winter they were
bus.ly engaged collecting material for building
houses. The men work wei, and even the old cnefs
now shoulder their axes and go into the timber to
work " ith the rest. The past winter was the 1rst
Ia VIII ch they nave had the care OF their own cattle,
ana, tnOlgh steadily worked they are good
conditon. MOsU OF the Omahas lived IN muslin
TENS during the winter, with scanty supply OF
ther principal subsistence, YET they seem cneeriul
and no eiul OF all FROM the government Only one
day school has been established, although many
press desire to go to school, and funds are needed
Tor the support OF Others
report OF the officers OF the Grand River
Ayency Dacotan. Tor March, states that there ar
rived at the agency 1127 Indians, all IN starving
cOnit OH. any OF them mad TO XIII and eat their
Ii rses. Tne a4ent sent them provisions 60 ASSIST in
getDlng them there, and on their arrival clothing
WAS issued. The Indians conduct themselves very
well, considering that large number OF them never
have been reservation before. 1t IS recon-
menaed that separate agency be established at a
po mt between Fort Rice and Grand River for the
Sane 70 las as this band Is further advanced than
IRE Others ard very anxious to commence farming
at once. Three hundred acres OF land mas been
p ugh for thirty miles above the Grand River
agency, order thai they Will be disturbed by
the other oands as they do not agree very well
getber. "Grass." the principal cnIef OF the Black.
feet, IS desrous OF having separate agency the
asreau river, and deslrOus OF having ground
plou9uec Tor The Backfeet to start planting corn at
that point.
TIE Unchapas are not so far advanced, as they
have been among the whites but very little. A
small portion intend to plant and the remainder to
nunt during the summer. The agent says II a log
house. sixteen by sixteen, was built for each OF Tie
chiefs who Will remain at the agency 1t would In.
duce other Indians 10 follow their example.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
MASSACHUSE rs.
The B1rlirgame Semains-UnfOanded Reports
Concerning The Union Pacific Rnilr0ad-The
Ten Hour Law.

The ysurlrgame Remains-UnfOnnGed Reports
Concerning i,e Union Pacific RnilrOad-The
Ten Hour Law.
B0sTON, April 81, 1870.
The remains OF Anson Burllngame arrived at the
Old Colony depot at ten O'Clock this morning and
were received by committee OF the city govern.
drawn by four horses, the committee following IN
carriages Inc hail is beng elaboratelY decorated.
The remains Will rest upon catafalque four feet
hicn SIX feet wide and twelve long. The windows
are darkened and che hall ID only lighted by por
ton of the gas jets directly in front OF the caaalque
rne Chinese and national American colors droop
together and are the only national emblems In the
hail. rhe casket viii be covered with flowers. To-
morrow the puDiic will be admitted. The Arlington
street church Will also be appropriately decorated
Tor the funeral on SATURDAY.
The report circulating through the press that the
Union Pacific Railroad Company owe large
amount oil money to james W. DAVIS and associates
for materials furnished the road and that payment
Is fraudulently withheld from them Is entirely dest.
tute OF truth. The company has proposed ana are
ready at any time 10 settle their clam II they have
any by arotratiOn or otherwise, upon any lar and
equitable basis The Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany are able and willing to pay all honest claims
winch may be brought against them at all times;
but the company Cannot be forced into the sett G.
menL o unj 81 or dishonest CLAIMS from any tear Of
false statements and misrepresentation.
The House to day rec0nsldered Its vote on the
Ten Hour bill, sand after amendments making it
apply to ali minors under eighteen years OF age 1t
passed to engrossment-134 to 6S.
The resolve TO amend the State constitution so as
to repeal the reading and writing qualification OF
voters passed the HOuSe-143 to 55
Deacon EbeneZer 4. Plane, an Old and respected
resident OF Arlington, drowned himself In pond at
tnat place last night.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

rhe Cheapest md Hest Newspaper I'm tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD or the present weeg now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Gable up to The hour OF publications. also re;e-
graphic Dispatches from Cuba. Mexico aud other
points. 1t also contains tue Current News
OF the Week; the Fashions: Amusem ents: Facet e;
Foreign Intelligence; Artistic, Sporting, Religious
and Literary Intelligence; Washington News; Obit-
uary Notices; Editorial Articles the prominent
topics of the day; Our Agricultural Bu1get; Re
views oil the Cattle, Horse Dry Goods and Boot
aud shoe Markets; Financial ana Commercial In
telligence, and accounts OF all the important and
interesting events OF the week.
TEaMs.-Slngle subscription, 50; Three copies. S.;
Five comics. SIS; Ten copies sl5; Single cope i've
cents each. limited number OF advertisements
inserted III the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Grand Military Review in Montreni-Troops
Ordered 10 tue Frontitr-suppcsed Fen.ans
En- OIse to O2densburg.
MONTREAL, April 81, 1870.
The whole of the volunteers turned out at Champ
0e Mars yesterday afternoon Tor Inspection by Leu
tenant General Lindsay. Tue General was accom-.
panied py Prince Arthur, attended by numerous
stan and received general salute.
The Provisional battalion Consisting OF four COM
panles. under Captain simpson are under orders to
proceed 10 the frontier their headquarters to be
la all.
Two loads of suspicious looking characters
supposed TO be Feulans are reported TO nave passed
over the 'gtensbul9 road last night gong west.
~ L. supposed their deStiaation Is OgdensDurg or
Gaze incent.
Sir Stafford Nortncote Lady NOrthcOte aud family
have arrived mere from ngiand.
Hearing in the Case of the Red River Dele.
gales The Writ Of Habeas Corpus Dis
charged The Accused Rem iuded Back into
GastOdy--Enstment of Volunteers for the
Red River Campaign.
OTTAWA. April -, 1870.
Father RchOiL and Alfred Scott were brought be-
fore Judge Holt TINS afternoon Mr. HIy and Came
appeared ior the prosecution. He stated that 1t
was hts opinion there ground for discharge q
them under writ of habeas corpus as 1t was clear
these men coilu DO Indc, ca aud tried for capital
o ence oci0re our ourts, ana II 50 the mag .rlte
the pUHtT 70 give WUrldni 10 arrest tNeul.
The Judge tnen discharged the "rt ana 0rdered tie
accused back mo cussUJy
Toe police magistrate has nXed three O'Clock
morrow TO proroe wiGh the examination on iniur-
fnatiou. The PRISONERS remain III custody before
ana not sent 10 jail.
Ine deplty aajuant generals OF Ontario have
issued circular TO the Lieutenant col nels OF bat
talions relue>Lln2 seven to ss le ted IRON
eacu CORPS Ior service In tue Led RIVER country.
None but men VINO a.e healthy anu sound III every
particular VIII be accepted, aud preference VIII be
CIV II iU those VINO nave TRADE o. can use al axe
uIIh IN ~ rolf rhn ntpn
receive zee ki complete, two suits clothing. rifle,
wi y ne ar ms an accOutrementS. The term OF en-
lstnent VIII be Tor one year certain, or two years If
qureu by ner Majesty. fne pay tor sefgeans
VIII ue eighteen dollars; Ser9eantS, nitaeu dollars;
Coz pOfa tUirVeea dolafs: privates tweve dollars
The New York herald., 1870-04-22


Arrival Of Governor Shniler mt Corriune-En-
thusiastic Reception by the Genties-- rhe
Anti-poygamy Laws to be Enforced.
C0RRlNNE, April 90 1870.
Governor Snaffer arrived here at eight O'Clock this
evening. Tne people were out In hundreds and
escorted HIN from the cars TO the hotel, wnere he
W welcomed in behalf OF the citizens by Mayor
MunIoe. Inc Governor briefly replied to tine re-
marks OF ayor Munroe, stating that he was in
ltah FOR the purpose OF enforcing the laws Oi tue
Uniiel stales aud when he cannot do tins he VIII
return To his home Tue constitution and laws must
be respected and 0heyed ever, where. Tnls Terrl-
tory viii not Ue made an exception.
JLdee haWley and Strickland. OF the Supreme
Court, ana General Maxwell .eoster OF the Land
Onire, followed tae Govern showing ihat ~ Is the
lnleltlon OF the gOveroment to supp" "ss uolygamy
ami compel Utah 10 suomi 10 the authority OF tue
repuOc. ha: tme nas now arrived ana this
aDominallOn thou IN supported by remonstrance
from the dis oyal aud tr 'ltCIous, will not stay the
acIion Of Congress.
Inc city Is Illuminated, there are bonflres and
fireworks, anu the people are parAdng The streets
cheering ior the fist real Governor Utah ever had.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
NEW MEXICO.

Mexican Thieves Lynchcd mt Los veans-
Rich Gold MISUNDERSTANDING AHrny mt
Puebia.
DENVER, Col, April 21, 1870.
At Los Vegas, New Mexico, on the 10th inst, two
MexIcans were arrested for stealing groceries and
brought to the town. The same day irons were put
on them and they were lodged IN JAIL Yesterday
morning they were found hanging to beam in the
jail yard having been taken from the jail during tue
night by party OF unknown men wearing masks.
Considerable excitement was created this morn
Ing at Los Vegas gold having been discovered
within 200 yards or the town, in surface diggtngs
The prospect, as far as heard s from good color
up ten cents 10 the pan There no certain ty yet
whether the digglngs viii pay TO work. The gOla
fever runs high at present. The weather Is clear
and warm.
At Pueola Carl wastein President OF the German
Co oniZaLiou Society OF Colorado county, was as
saulted TINS morning IN the Post Ofllce BY Samuel
McBrde, the proprietor Cf the Colorado ChteJtdn,
published In TINS place, end shot through the left
arm above the elbow. He Is now In q critical cond
too. 1t Is the opinion Of the public that the shoot
ing was premedtated and without any pr0vocatlon
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
TsLeCRApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

william Young, Of Worcester, Mass, 60 years Of age,
shulied oil his mortal coil yesterday by hanging himself
Yesterday morning boiler in sawmli Phoe, Pa,
exploded Killing the owner and wounding two others.
locomotive exploded its boiler In Toledo Ohio yesterday
instantly killing the fireman and fatally injuring the
ginecr.
H. A. Souder Co.. Of Philadelphia, suspended payments
yesterday. They show assets amounting to %46C0
biliies OF $2v5Vv0.
Some villains fire to the market house In Gallopos
Ohio yesterday prisoner confined In the station house
the building was burned to death.
vigilance committee broke opel the jail Salem, ILL.,,
Wednesday night and took out and hung noted desperate
named Hank Leonard, alias Rogers.
adopled Ia the Mississippi Leg ature
tue removal from oce
OF Judge snackeVrd for releasing Yerger on bail
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
GERMANY.

The Customs Parlamcni--TariG Revision.
BERLIN, Apr'l 81, 1870.
The session Of the Customs Permanent COM
meneed TO day. Herr Debruck opened che proceed
ings with speech IN which he enumerated the
measures which would be proposed Tor consldera-
sugar ana coffee anc commercial treaties witn
MeAlco and the llawailan Islands
The New York herald., 1870-04-22

apartments armed with o club aud struck Collins
several times Herewith. lnnictng severe scalp
wounds. WEIGH was at the time arrested by On ON
Ger OF the Sixth precinct and taken to court where
he was discharged Dy the oniclating Justice At
ten O'Clock last night Information was received at
the frankn street station house tnat COINS was
IN u d NJ condition. A Central O ice surgeon was
sent for. who. upon examination pronounced
collins 70 be dangerously Ill or lnnala.
ton OF the BRAIN, superlnduced by the
Injuries received from the cluD used oy welsh Cap
IAN Kennedy at once set out IN search OF me man
VINO inflicted the Wounds ana was successful III
arresns the man Welsh VINO was locked up 10
await The result OF Collins Injuries.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
INDIANA.
TIia RO1NIyara

The Robbers OF the vermiIlicn County Treas.
urer's Once.
TERRE HAUTE, April 81 1870
Yesterdays despatch lett the two robbers Of the
vernilllon County Treasurers office nearly naked.
fugtves IN the woods with hundreds OF people
hunung Tor them. some time yesterday they pre-
sented themselves two well known citizens on Jhe
hguway and drawing u revolver compelled toe c;ti-
zr "a 10 STRIP most OF tneir clothing, which the
robbers puL 0 anu III Oul." The seni-nude cil-
yens werc suou picked up py number oil men VINO
were hunuag Tor Inc burglars, ana having every
external appearance OF beng the fugiilves they
were arres cd and taken to LhntOn or Newport Tor
trial Tney proved an at,bi and got OIL.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
THE STEAMER VENEZUELA.

The stenmer Venezuela Observation-Disclosures
Again RefuseG-rhs Captain Confident OF
Reaching Port.
BALTIMORE April 81, 1870.
The steamship ONO. from Bremen arrived this
afternoon. She reports on the 10th Of April, IN
latitude 40 deg. mn longitude Go deg rs min.,
spoke British steamer Venezuela, from Liverpool
for the est Indies thirty i've days out with loss OF
rucder The ONO offered to tow ner to New lorS.
but LIE captain o! tue Nenezuea thought Ie coaid
reacn ia po.t without assistance. Her passengers
hau ueei, taken Oh Dy anotner steamer as previously
rpUOrleu
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
PROBABLE HOMICIDE N THE SIXTH WARD.

On the evening OF Tuesday week ago William
Welsh and James Collins, Of No. 10 Mulberry street,
had quarrel In front OF their residence.
When the alteration vas over Collins gan
cred quantity of stones and threw them
at welsh's windows breaking several panes
OF glass. Welch ut once came out OF his
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
Scctariunisrn and Religion.

LIVERPOOL, April II, 1870.
large meeting was held in this city last even
ing to protest against the proposed official inspec
ti0n or tile converts.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
A.-Why be Dlsirured w,th U,crr-,

A.-Why be D!sfgured with Ulcers, Fry.
speas pmpes bols. when the vated blood that
produces them be clesnsed and vtilizei by taking
SrAFFUkD's IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS. rhs
metallic element OF this Invaluable combination increases
vital force of the system ani the supnur resolves tao
venom circulation a iud which is expelled in
form OF ingeuslbe prrHpllaon In all cuaneous
diseases the pores In torpid con ntitoa.
The iron and they rapidly discharge
communicating humors which the action Of the sulphur
expelled the blood This Is the philosophy OF the
ra pid cures effected by these powders.
Sold by all druggists package. Il powders 81 three
packages So 3D. Mailed free. Money sont al oar risk.
HALL & RI CkEL. 2l3 Greenwich street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22


The strike Of the snlp carpenters is practically at
an end. Most Of the firms have agreed to pay the
wages demanded, aud nearly all the yards Will soon
again be IN Iuli operation. the organization Of the
stfhers IL the III OSt perfect MADE IN TINS c.y Tor
many years ani altogether Too formidable ior tue
"Dosses' W h9ht against ieast Tor me present.
DR.. Moreau Morris, the new Sanitary Inspector
will ImmeaIalely qualify aud enter upon the duties
OF his ONCE. 1t Is expected that there will he nume
GUS changes IN the clerical force OF the department.,
but among those iikey TO be retained are Mr Nor
H. OI the sanitary SuperinLendenrS once, ana iii.
Goodman ASSISTANT to Mr.. Clark. secretary. Both
gentlemen are eilicent anu energetic officials.
number OF persons designing 10 emgrate to
Colorado Territory met last evening at No. 2l4
BoWerV ana organized INTO an ASSOCIATION Ia order
To reduce the individual OF fare 10 euy er City
hlr. poppies agent OF the Ere railroad COMPANY,
VINO was present, stated that the company wOud
transport the members OF tue as5Ocialipu aJ the
rate OF lltty three dollars piece. beng more than
forty dollars less than The usual rate several per
sons among wnOm was Mr.. Gregory OF ear
est pioneers TO the Pacific slope. spoke OF the fer
tility Ol the SOIL and ITS richness ln MINERALS &C.
From the annual report OF the New York Juvenile
Asylumn we learn taat there were received during
the year 1869, $50 boys ana 1877 clris. making the
total number OF BOYS in the Institution during the
year 4, III aaj IA g,rlsan aggregate OF ,lgl Of
these $40 were returhe1 tn parents ana friends 10
nucutured and placed IN homes, swcve transferred
To other INSTITUTIONS, three escaped and two dled.
The whole nlmoer Ia the Institution on the 1st oil
January, 1910. consequently 55j. The total
number received s:nce the opening OF the insttu-
ton Ii 6l2. There ~ balance to the credit of
the building fund OF $27 TO- 66. purIlg he year
there were paid out SSH 595 % ana received rom all
sources So2 800 70.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
An American Ship ON Fire.

LIVERPOOL, Aprll 2l 1870.
An American ship was seen on fire on the night
OF December 2S, In latitude al, longitude Is west.
She appeared to be OF about eight hundred tons
burden and to be loaded with cotton. During the
night sue disappeared. and next morning an empty
long boat was picked up. The name OF tue vessel
could not be aScertaned.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
R0urh0u Dipnity.

MADRID April 81, 1870.
The family OF Prince Henri de BOurpon has refused
to accept the indemnity OF $4,000 which lmpos ed
upon the Duke Of Montpensier by the Council Of
War.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
SPAIN.
Fatal Riot.

MADRID, April q, 1870.
An Industrial demonstration OF worAlngrnen was
made at Cadz yesterday, but was quickly repre- sed
by the local authorities. One rloter was killed and
several BADLY wounded.
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscel'
ianeous Items Of Metropolitan News.

The Following record VIII show the changes IN the
tenbefatrre OF the weather for the past twany.our
hours IN comparison with the corresponding dav OF
last year. as noicatea by the Thermometer at hud.
NUTS pharmacy. HERALD Buudiag broadway, COZ
ner OF Ann street.-
The New York herald., 1870-04-22
The Mordnuut Divorce Case.

LONDUN, NpIII lSlU,
The further hearing Of the Mprdaunt divorce case,
family arrangements and settlements has been post
poned.