, 1873-08-07

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on the ButfalO. New YORK and Phlladel
phia r. r. this evening at Clinton ST.
crossing. about miles ont Of this city.
Two persons. Mrs D"ol '. Of Eimira
and Mrs. Pierce, of Bntf,ln. are sup
posed to be fatally injured. Some 10
or II others are injured bat not seriors.
ly.
MEMPHIS. July 90 -Tu C ba. in this
county, to-day. n B. Coles was sho.
dead. by Richard Gag.o'n. II prominent
citizen. A feud had existed between
them for some time.
WASHINGTON. July 90 The Light
House Board have given notice that on
and after August Goth II fixed white lieht
will be shown from the tower recently
erected on Cape Foulweather, Yaqnina
Head. Oregon.
NEw YoEz, Jnly 90 Up TO the oath
of this month the total number of inmi
grants who have arrived this wear WAS
179, 1875, which is between IS and so less
than the figures at the CORE ,ponding
time year ago.
1t was rumored ir this city. TO day.
that the long delay in the State Depa't-
ment in disposine of the case of Carl
Vogt. the Belgian murderer is owing to
the fact that they have now under con-
sideration treaty with Belgium under
which they can be'extradited; Tins avoid
ing complications which w"uld be likely
TO arise, in case he shnuId be ,xfradited
under the treaty with Prussia. or III case
the demand If that Government shonld
be refused. under the opinion OF A'tor-
ney General Williams. 1t is also ru
moled that. owing to the peculiar phase
which the case has assumed, the matter
may become subject for Cabinet con-
ference.
MADRID. July 20. The loyal troops
ct Seville moved against the insurgents
yesterday, and. after two honrs IF fight
ing, tley gained and held the leading
stratagetic points in the city. 1t liz tx
pected that by tomorrow morning the
insurgents will be overpowered.
MALAGA. July Fighting between
the soldiers and th- insurgents WIS So
we're all day yesterday and to-day. The
Insurgents occupied the chu'cles of San
Nicolas and San Mar.in. and the Plaza
Mayor. which was strongly barricaled
The troops while advancing yesterda,
along the Alameda. suffered severely
from the rebels on .he Charles de Mar
and in the'Citadel. LOSSES are heavy.
100 men being dend airealv 1t is re
ported that over 800 b,rricades are
erected in the heart of the city.
BAYoNNF, July 29.--The Gnrlists have
been defeated in Navarro and 700 Re
publican prisoners have been released
bv the victorious army.
MADRID July 90 = The Carlist force
which has been LAYING siege to Berg,
for several days past, made an attack
upon the ,own Yesterday. bnt met with
repuIse and raised he siege
vienna. July 29.--In the barracks. in
TIE suburbs of the city. there have been
us many az 200 cases of cholera. 30 fa
sal. The ravages Of the disease have
become no extensive that the Govern
ment has been compelled TO order the
removal Of the corps To Bruck. small
own 3 miles south east of the city. In
this city t.Ie number of deaths from
cho.era are reported al 20 per day.
Havana. July 29.-The Mexican Gov
ernment has received dispatches cOn-
frming tie report that the fanl"ns Lo-
zada had been taken prisoner by the
National troops and the Tepic revolu
tion is about enden.
The Mexican Government is arrang.
ng to send 6.U00 troops to reinfnce
those on the Rio Grande. Minister Me
jia declares that he will not support tn
Government in its dictatpriai powers.
and he il charged with holding revnlu
tionary caucns.s at the house If San
Cecilia, son-in-llw f the late Preslden
Juarez.
ST. LOUIS. July 30.-It has just come
to light that valise containing $3.50
O01, worth of Lima nlinirg stock If
California. which WIS left ut the ATTAIN
4ic and Pacific r. R. off, las' Friday
evening. by Geors Perry and s. Chris
tie, was robbed by n street Arab. ID
years old. $4,000 of stock has been
recovered and the thi.f arrested.
CHICAGO 30.--By the explosion Of gas
in the blast furnace of the Chicago
Rolling Mills last night 5 men were ia
tally, and seriously, burned.
New YoRK. Jnly 80 The funeral of
James Couisoh. the talented vonng jour
nalist, took place to-day from his late
residence in Union Square. Mrny
friends of the deceased were present
among them several Promint journalists.
The Coroner has already decided TO in.
vest gate the mystery surrounding the
of Mr.. Coulson.
TAsH1NGroN. July 80. According to
a reported etnversaton with Attorney
General Williams. to-day, the report OF
a treaty With Belgium to meet the Carl
Vost case. is merely II speculation.
FAYhTTE. July 80. Fourteen deaths
from cholera reported in this place since
Saturday. The population lis only abont
1900. Nine of the deceased were neg
roes and the disease is said to have or
iginated at a negro picnic, where the