, 1873-06-26

liSntefs along the coast, winch, from
their construction and position, are
thought to have been used to carry arms
and stores to patriots 1t is rumored in
Cuban circles here that large expedi-
ton of men and war materials is on the
way to join the revolutionary forces.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Annie Rea-
gan and Maggie Milroy. aged five years
each, missing since Wednesday. were
found this morning locked in closet in
an empty house. One of the children
was dead, but the other revived. 1t is
believed that heinous crime had been
committed on the children.
CANANDA1GUA. n. Y, June 2O.-The
election officers who perm itted Susan B.
Anthony 20 vote. were fined each, to-
day, S25 and $50 and costs.
DETROIT, June 20.-The city of East
Saginaw is in great danger from fire
which caught in saw dust. large quan
tity of which has been used to fill up
bogs. The fire departments of Saginaw
City, Bay City and Wlnona have been
telegraphed to for assistance, and en-
gines are being sent by special trains.
A high wind prevails, which makes dan
ger alarming.
New YORK, June 90 II. F. Clarke,
| President of the Lake Shore and Union
Pacific Railroad Companies. died in this
city yesterday of rheumatism of the
heart, in the fifty-eighth year of his age.
He was member of the Tbirtie,h and
Thirty sixth Congress, and since his
retirement from politics he has been
identified with the business interests of
this city an7 the railroad progress and
development of the west.
SAN FRANcIsCo, June 20.-The sale of
Huntington and Hopkins interest in the
Central Pacific Railroad is so nearly
consummated that it is gwen out now
that the new Directors will assume con-
troll on July first. Huntington and
Hopkins, it is understo ood, retain one
share each, and will remain in the Board
for the present. The new Board Is con-
stitrted as follows: Leland Stanford,
President; D. O. Mills, Huntington.
Hopkins, Cohen, Sharon and Reese,
Directors.
WASHINGTON. June 20.-The Secreta-
ry of the Interior to day decided that
the erection of house by two, three or
four preemption or homestead claimants
IN such o manner as to occupy portion
of each of their quarter sections under
one roof, complies with tie law requir-
ing house to be built on every quart er
section in order to secure title to 1t.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The first case
of genuine Asiatic cholera in this city,
occurred to- day the victim being color
ed woman.
The President is reported as saying
, that he will not select the Chief Justice
, from among the present Judges OF the
Suprsme Court. Senator Howe's friends
including many Wisconsin politicians
are urging his nomination to the Chief
Justiceship.
B1NGHAMpToN, n. Y. June 2O.-The
Grand Jury to-day indicted Rosa Cam
ing for the murder of her mother. Rosa
: Connolly.
CAIRO, June 20.-Parties from Padu-
6 cab, KY, report the cho era at that
f place. There is considerable excite
r ment here with regard to the cholera,
:. owing to the publication of mortuary
e report of yesterday, which shows the
t largest number OF deaths in one day
1 since the cholera epidemic o. 1860.
, There were "a Interments 10 day az d
SO Yesterday. II died from cholera.
New York, June 21,-The numerous
sympathizers of Susan B. Anthony pro-
pose to hold a monster indignation
, meeting on account of her conviction
for an act which she considered legal and
which her counsel told her was legal.
, Miss Lille Deveraux Blake is the prime
mover in the affair and with her Virgin
Ia Vaughn and Miss Francis Halleck
, will address the meeting. They desire
q the ladies' attending the meeting to be
! dressed in mourning.
! LONDON, June 20. The city of Lon
: don gave ball to night in honor OF the
D Shah of Persia. The decorations were
: magnificent. Among the distinguished
= personages present were the Prince and
b Princess of Wales, the Czarovltch,
e Princess Dagamar, Members or the
e Cabinet, and all the ambassadors. The
: Shah on entering the ballroom was
t presented by the Lord Mayor with an
address in gold casket.
! The Shah will visit Woolwich to-mor-
t | row and make tour OF inspection OF
) the Dockyard Arsenal and Royal Mill
tasy Academy.
GLASGOW June 21.-A FIRE broke ont
last night upon the Cunard ship Mara
thon and before the flares were subdued
the vessel was partially burned.
Up to noon yesterday the Great East
ern had paid out 947 miles OF cable.
BERLIN, June 2l.--A dispatch from
Dantzic says that 62 Polish raftsmen on
1.-The yistula we've attacked by cholera
land 25 have died. Of the remaining 81
four have recovered.
LONDON, June 21-The London 1ele-