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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

RAILWAY EAcuRsloN.--The Pacific
branch OF the b. G.. r. & NJ. Rail
road. having been completed to by
sart, "a new town i'll the northeastern
part OF this county, number OF
citizens from Vmlon and Cedar
r ipids took an excur sion, last week,
over ,he new road is far as complet
cd. This roai, running as it does
through the northern part oil this
county, isa very valuable acquisition
to the many things that render Fama
among the leading counties OF the
State. It gives the farmers livllg
near the county line, markc, tor
all their produce, and we cong atu-
late the people upon the prospect OF
the early completion Of that part OF
tho road that lies within the limits of
the county.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

violins, Accordeons, Harmonious, at the
Toledo City Book Store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

\ few well racanins friends have
suggested an objection 10 the name OF
this paper III THAT it now pnrports, on
its face, tn be a Toledo paper. instead
OF as formerly, T'smt Coaety paper.
The objection has no force as TO the
real aim of the CHRONICLE Toledo
is more appropriate AMI bret than
II ma County, ana wa, on that ac-
count adopted. The CHRONICLE will
be not less Il coaHty paper than
was ;hc REpuBLlcAS OF course
Toledo events, and Toledo interests
being Immediately under our OBJ.
scrva,on, will receive more attention
than TIE events and interests OF any
other one part Of the county. This
is unavoidable. Tho whole county
is as much our parish as ever, and will
receive all the attention We can pos
sibly give it.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

Cocoa Sap is sold hy Bc,gcr &
! siser. oUtt
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

New Years day passed off quiet
II IN this place anl throughout the
STATE.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

The present is the week OF prayer,
and as such ii is being quite general
" observed in Tie larger cili"s.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09
Meat Marke /

/ THE OLD STAND, east Of the Cout,
Il liouse, ;rl door north Of the Foster
House, in Toledo.
LIGHTLY BROTHERS have fitted up The
shop lately occupied by G. r. lianemann,
ana are now really TO supply the citizens OF
lolalo and vicinity with the choicest arti.
cles usually found at market, such as
fresh Beef, Mutton. Pork and Veal; also
Salt Pork, and Bacon, Ham. and Shoulders
md Lard Highest cash price paid 10,
Suffer and Eggs. Cash paid for Hides.
ia
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09
LeCrand Christian Institute.
LIE L. RAND. IOWA.
Z. v 4 D E,-Prmcpal.
CALANpER 1928.

CALANDER 1923
Fall Term commences Sept. Q, 1872
Winter Term . Dec. 8, 1917
Spring +" Mar. "a, '13
Fall /" Sept. 8, 1873
Tuition from 100 TO 500 per term, %
per cent discount to soldiers and minis
ters children. Good board can be had tor
81 50 to 800 per week. Rooms furnished
or not, for those no wish to board them
selves can he had on reasonable terms
For further particulars address the princi-
pal. Ally
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

Cocoa Soap will wash IN hard
water as we'll as soft. 51tf
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

IL SEsSIoN.-The Board OF Super
visors are in session he present week
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

Berger & Yeiser have received
the largest and finest stock OF Per
'a,nery, Toilet Soaps, aud Fancy Ar
licles ever Brought to Toledo. set
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

IF You want 10 sell any thing, advert
it in the CHRoxIoLE. Itf
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

For fine Pertlimery so to Berger
d Yeiser's. cot
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

The Board of Directors IT oul
Public Schools hcil meeting Mon
day evening. At which time they au
ihorizel The insurance Of the schuo
building. The North Amcr,ca 9
Philadelphia was the Company
chosen 10 insure in.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

ANKLE DlsAocATEp.-Whi'c Mr..
Armstrong WAS unhtching his team
the other day, one OF his horses step
ped on his foot in such Il way as TO
ais,ocatc the ankle. and fracture The
hone II his leo.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

BEyroN COUNTY IrEMs. The Vim
ton Lagls Almanac for 1873 is on oal
table, aud is a credit to the publish
ers OF The same It is the first pub
lishcd at that Office. aud will he APP
prcclated by as many as receive It.
The elevator OF A. Van Wrinkle
a: Ninton, took fire on the night oil
the lst inst and was burned to the
ground. About 10000 bushels OF
grain were also destroyed. Loss
SIS, 5000; insured for 81 900
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

JUST VIM. Clark, agent
for Weed Sewing Machine, has Just
received y large supply OF machines,
and Is now ready TO accomm odatc all
who are in need of first class mach
inc. Office IN Burns new Shoe Store
on Broadway near American House.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

Losr.-A FUR cape, (Sihcrian
SquirreD between Toledo and ID. H..
IIindgarlner's residence, on the lllh
of December. the finder will leave
il a, J. S. Fosters store in Toledo
he will be suitably rewarded.
MARY T. ToLAND.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

New SlGy.-The sign put up by
VIM. Clark, agen, tor the Weed
Sewing Machine Is by far, the hand
soonest OF its kind in Toledo; and
shows that CLARK is doing a prosper
Gus business in selling that tavorite
machine,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

Business has improved materially
withlr the last tor,nls Git The ab,tc-
men, Of The horse mala ly, the slight
advance iii the price OF farm pi olncts
AMI the marked improve .ient IN ,he
temperature have doubtless had
mach to do with the Improvement
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

ThlS--we write wednesday-is Z
high-low day, !. c. the wind IS higl
and the mercury low.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

Berger & leiscr have very fine
ST. ck OF Toilet soaps. 50tf
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

January |. 1873.
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MUSIC BOOKS
AS HOLIDAY PRESETS.

Sent, Postpaid, on receipt OF the mark e.
price.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-09

n B. BRADSHAW, [Successor TO stru
". bic & Bradshaw. Auorny Counsel.
q at Law, Toledo, Tama County, Iowa.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, ss.
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UNHOMAS 8. FREE, Attorney at law,
n Toledo, Iowa. Office in Court House.
Also U. 8 COMMISSIONER. Tv3n9tf
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STATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, SIS
, 1873-09-14

Work of tho Constitutional Colnmis-
ston--Abstrncr of the Bill Of IEi.hts.

Work of tho Constitutional Colnmis-
sion--Abstrnct of the 1sill Of flights.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
LAAs1so. Mieh., Sept. 13.-The Constitutional Conl-
mission adjourned this morning until Monday noon,
Articles wore submitted tolay Legislative Depart
mont and cities and vngcs, together with q bill Of
Hghte. The article on Legislative Department pro-
vdes that sonaorB four ycars 10 be chosen BIZ
cnha!ly, alternately between the and odd num-
ber datricts. Tho lose may contain Ito instead OF
100 now representation districts TO contniu 1000
inhabitants reappointment eycry nvo yeara III
coctse stato officers Of tho University
s5s 81 hsdsfs' a ss Ss ssstare sae county . 0ss T. l.
tntroduced after dity days ia TIC Leg.
isIatuse on l.. !, the Governors recom,nenlaton
payment Of members 10 remain as now; extra COM
pelsation prohibited; no charges allowed for con
In tho present Constitution against co1npenuaiinx for
religious services in tie LcRalature III stricken ot
TIE nst5ss q c!es sna Villages rsuIoa The !s
law. Ts waB done at the last session. 1t prohibits
special charters for yuges, but allows them for citics
u tho matter Of ta1atlo1 contracting debts aud lend
lng crodit. Executive and Legislative municipal
Tho bin Of rahta il The samo ~ recommended by
TIE cenntltnsion q 1857. with Fight aa'olls ~ ald
LegtRhturo may revoke alter any spocta privilege
Freedom OF conscence Ia aHHurcd, and support Of the
clergy to TO purely voluntary Religious beof not
tcated bills Of attainder posi tco lawn, aud laws
impartng Tho obligation Of contracts prohibited;
habcaa corpus not 10 ba suspended unless In case OF
ronelon Or invasion: trial hy Jury aaaarcd by tho
Legislature. which may permit Gyo-Ri1th Yerdlcs;
speedy tria conhcl aud compulsory process for obtain
Ing witnesses granted to those accuHoa OF crime auitor
may prosecute ofanh In poraon by counsel; un-
reasonable asarcl Or seizure forbiddan, and warrants
must oath affirmation, be oxact In descripou
second trial merits aftar acqttal all persons
baisab1o, axcort traitors anu m,,rderera convic-
1ou for treason, except by two wittsscs or OH con-
fcssiou excessive ball fines, aud pniah,uonts pro-
hbitod but depoafttons may tie takGn before trial. II
accused bo },resons no co1polabls to crninato
hisuf no lnspssonnlont for debt except In casos Of
fraud, brcachea Of promise and Of r,.at,, and
eulbezzloluont; no imprisonment for military f.lo
iu tio Of peace every ono may boar In dofensa
Of himself aud bato military, subordinate to tho civil
lowars sed!ers not to bo al.rtered on inhabitants III
gatherings uad petitions to tho Legislature for redress
Of grievances allowed; slavery forbidden; alIons to
AaVe tho rtshta OF property natiyes; private
property not to 10 taken tor pibo without just
eou'lonaatlo R!nsly, providing thss all courts shall
toris4l aour!sl saying Juytteo shall b. aaiais.eroa
freely aud without purchase, completely aud without
dGn1Al, speedily aud without delay.
, 1873-09-14
SAN FRANCISCO.
Enthuatnatfc 1keccntanr ot

Enthnainstfc Reception of Gov. nOoth.
sAr FnAActsoo, Sept. 13.-Tho reception of Gov,
Booth Tonight when he arrlvod from tho Capital was
apcsfoc ovation. Thousands Of poople assembled At
tue boat landing with music, and transparenoica {:
Donfrsa woro hndled On Telegraph u aud lhs houscs
on tho Hns Of tho procession wero Illuminated lie
Was escorted bJ tho enthnsuatio multitude to Grand
Hotel, where ho mRdo a speech conEratu.
lating the people tho complete Victory
eyer S railroad monopoly. uo referred
monto that the bonds of tho Company ca1r'o bo sold
a. the Eas or in Europe since the result Of the election
was made known. Ho said the bonds were worth as
much now % erar, bnt II the credit Of the Company
aopended on tho pledge of the manhood aud nacpond-
wns destroyed the bettcr About o0oo poopo for1nci
IN procession and lissoued 10 tho soech Tho great
ca onthustafn prevailed throughout Seldom Inn 10
CITY. NS~~@ "A'Aeo'e>A - %'''a
, 1873-09-14

tst."eta! Ufspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA ILL.,, Sept. 13.-The following IL the record
of thu suprtn' Court to-day Mary Q: Worre ct e.
allowed whom r,lo o. Court requiring tho ug Of alb
ntracta and brefs shan have been compiled with.
Rising o al. va. Carr; wr Of certorari allowed. Nc;
Coy 70, The People; On m2tion, transferred to evil
docket. William A. Robinson ys. David Robinson |;
motion to ds1nss appeal with 10 pos cent damages a.
lowed. O. \ +. Il. Y. Isailroad ys. j. 2 Black es A.
leave asked to flo copy Of appeal bond do additional
trauscsint, md certiora1! allowed J: H. nssel! OF ~
v William Terry et a.. suggestion OF limnnsfo.. ut
record, n1ld Leave To tle additional record md ccr1d1
rarl anxe. Moilon nado to s.rks certificate Of eyi
lClca iruIG Tho tlI0s.
The follow.ng youns attorneys wera admitted to the
Dar o. H. Honlnr. y, u. Dakey, n ac0n, IL. Dyer,
William l.. DouglaH, II. n. Dnsa!an, William H. dritnes,
O. +. aoo4tng, !; iIls no'lon, j. /: 15arr.h, q
a. sieDotald, j. H. McConnel G. 0Aeill. J. IL. pri,.-
Iors!lIc, c.J. Thornton L. J: White. ]. Il. Eawnrda Of
Chicago, copred, rejected. Tho'Court tot]nd him
erint tn general reading md .he student LAD neycr
rcad auy work equity 1hs aloud would dnfcat any
applicant, the rs Of tho Court requires thorough
reading On this as Of other subjects, lilo Court III =
friendly way amonisheA tho colorod party, VITO
pLscut ut the tin,o, tn try again.
The Court adjour1ol I'LL O'Clock r. M. on Monany
ne1t,
, 1873-09-14
YELLOW FEVER,
Tho Disease MHtcs Hts Appearance In
mcnaphas--ThO Scourge Unnbnted u

Tho Disease Mnkos Hts Appearance in
mcMphas--Iho Scourge Unnbntctl ut
Shreveport.
MEMpu1s, Teun., Sept. 13.-Tor two days past,
ruinors Of the prefaoncs Of yellow fusor In this city
Lave prevailed. Tic officers Of tho Board Of Health
Wcre rctictnt aud committal tho subject but
at meeting Of that body, this afturueou, at which
thoro wero present nearly oil the prominent physcianB
q tho city, tho following address Was prepared;
70 tho cflizetls 9f Memphis:
We rcBret 10 announce TO the public that Yeoy fever
ex!ata III our CITY, It Ia confined to few blocks III te
northwestern portion Of tho city Apd We tr,,pt thu it
will not becone epidemic. We havo Instructed our
Bocrctary TO nnke daily report Of luaths from
thiB aud other CAUSES, mud we will from
day today furnish such Information eoreprniug tho
pTogroRs Of tho dlseaao We lBuu necessary in to
this tio thore has been about thirty ests from this
diseasD since tie lat inHtaut.
ny order OF the Board Of Health.
tatgned) ]. II. NUTA1I, Secretary.
The Infected quarter Ia known hero al thB Pinch
nnd principally ccposel Of tenement housoH occ.
pied by Irish funos. So far there has uocu but QUO
case Routh Of Poplar aroot. TAere is but little excite
ment IS yet but tho publication Of tho foregoing Ia Tie
0rn!ng Will doubtless ca1lso many luave the city,
WARRINGTON, Sept. 13.~Hcnatpr Vest, uf Louisiana
received tho following dispatch Tonight from thp
Mayor ct Shreveport:
u Tho people are ranio-Htrckon. All that could have
left. THO poor sre Nearly nll hands, No money
III tho City TTcaafy All pseuu!ary aid will be thank
fuly received. FeysE incgeaang."
New ORLEANS; Sept. 13.-L. 1t, jackson, telegraph
operator At Shreveport tctl to-tluy. Mr. Ias thu
Telegraph manager, is uot expected to recover.
, 1873-09-14
CENTRAL AMERICA.

New ORLEANS, Sept, 13.-Tho British steamer
correspondent of tho Associated Preas, dated pauas
aapt.2:
Tho ends of tho Aspinwall and Jarna.cs cable wero
buoycl. No further communication has been To-
cciyed since Tint date.
tho 25th ult., for New York, Panama haa been the
| scene Of intenso political excitement aud further
been III condition 20 unsettled and uniatisiactory as
nt present. Acomplete want Of confidence md feel
runors s of oap:csd outbre.ls I ad fresn rsvoons
the 2sh u1!, ono & ths most ssraessel ss acts
which two respectable citizens Of Colombia wcro
hurled into cternity-co Uscatequi aud Beuor Man
Col. Useateaui for yoass past had bocn Commander Of
the national troops stationed on this islnlua for tho
tho State revolution of tito 9th u April last ho caod
tho lifo Of % deposed President m ;ate of Tanas
nla, Gen. Neira, although commander Of tho M
treaties with tho United States, for srecial national
tho th Of May, hc led out bis forces against Tho
revolutionary party defeated tl,o and WI the
ss' sssSts i q II ,s sth Nv. :, se'ansss
sss'e Of Pssssa Hsa and 'ss e. I'll ' a
au'ieent proof of the colouols isanecsion md Lis
so!,qs9n @ ha Opposition party to feo !tsei 1asti-
vt r. n. on tho afternoon in question, order was
!Hse by tho Executive 10 arrcst Uacatequ and place
fortunate hitting III front Of tho Grand HOTEL
wlsp squad e M poes ar armed with rlss appsoaehsa
Rs ho @ hs and ss a
would not allow hnuof to bp 80 degraded hy a,,ch IN
Insult to bc carried to feloa prison by aquad Of
then present. Al order was given 10 talts h.il It III
s1s sr r9S es Sss sna 'a SIC. y0 sss Unto es eo ID
sonpsts1y through The 'y body a y sasa siaaas
nlnoat instantly. Uscatequl thon fed and tried to
make his escape hfong the reas of le hoto hut was
ing citizen nnd supporter Of NelrAs Government, to
whom hp aurrendored himself Internationally
Whilst passing out OF the main entrance Of tho hotel,
confronted by another squad of poIico who regard
lcsu Of Mr. Aroscmenas rzotesta, Tired another foloy
s 9s f + aly Is eed as hq @s .nG ss5
outrage IN country wisra ho most henous Crime i
upon by all parties aud has unstruug apd unsettled
political matters hero more than ever.
is = s ee hs IT, ys s osn, e asas u n ss
preparing to invade tho Stalls Of rauaua, In order to
control the elections here for President of tho Union
sary. yesterdays mail brought naws that tho State
Of Doyacca cast its vote for Dr. Bantia8o Peres
which, gives him five votes and majority. Ho Il
Another runor, apparently better founded, is that
Gcn, oorerososo c1-presiucnt Of Panama. ia now In
stato hlnzel} in powsf. Yesterday body Of troops
md large quantity of extra arma we're sent 10 ohir-
Tho United gtates steamer panicia IL In port
The Enrique P.lacos Fill4a'u.terlag Exposition,
which left Aapnwau In tho American steamer Gen.
has been completely defeated In both Republics Tho
name Of Gen. Sherman has been changed to 6eu.
iksiy wnising to taSe Of Pascios and the repsnt ot
his party, should he DO too closely pursued
, 1873-09-14

LEAvEswoa7n, Kan., Sept. 1s-rho railroad nght
ut onco bcsisgcd by buyers. The Hannibal l. ST. Joe
and Missouri Pacific rnado common during tho
day against tho North Missouri. The Chcago rato
ton 70 that point hut tho faro to ST. Louis was Gu.
down 10 - aud some ttckets sold at S. Tho rate to
Cincinnati, Louisville Indianapolis waa alEo re-
ducol. Tckots wera In great demand. Every nrn, Of
tho city received dispatches from their customers
throughout this State ind Missouri ordering tho plr
eliase Of tickets. Thousands Of applications were
received by telegraph md mail but the raroad agents
ondeavorod 10 svnde tho sale to Bpceulators.
The Chicago Rock Island I: Pacific aud CHI
cago, Burlington b Missouri Rtvor Railroads
did not rccce from their regular rntoa though every
ofrort waa mado to got them in tho fight. Ticket
Agents. A. F; Ford aroata, Dawes, and Parker held
conference about dark aud agreed 10 reatoro tho regn
Jar rate. Tho out on luc.t faro last night
hetween Kansas City and 81. Joe waa rnado by tho
Hannibal l. Bt. Joo and Missouri PncGc, to
punish tho Kanyas City, st. joe Council Bluffs HAIL
road for asaattng tho North Missouri and tho Chi
cage reduction was made by the latter road to retuate
Pacific. 1t is believed tho war Is now over.
, 1873-09-14
SPRINGFIELD.

Amount OF l1RrpcrsA Defntcntiau 81 Df,-
y4S.AO..Additlotanl Facts Regarding
the Cnsc.-Eturpcr's Probable Sue.
observation-disclosures Contract.
Sptcial Dtspateh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Bept. 13.-The exact amount Of
tbs lefa1caaon OF COLLECTOR Harper nscertanod to-
day, II ths vouchers e In the Office aro duplicates
Of those sent TO Washington. It ia found that tho
cash dcfalcaton Is 800 stamps, 1o4s1o Harper
admits that he received from parties who had compro
m!acd suits which tho Government hnl instituted
sssa The a. s Ss eis q ths
oesis: . oi L e % Sss e sa
lie constitution II I'll tho suits brought BY tle Gov
elnmens !a ascertaped. The parties engaged IN THO
nowtse 10 blame for the dctaleation, and hare giveu
out tst such evidence ~ will show that tue ioVern
,ne ata its oiici.u had bsen after u.rPez for l2nF
gotIlen tI tbs sra&s9 and dccamped. ,,ar: Yaryan
s Map = spesy s W to a'is so2 %
e1Iea!ly al1ios to Escape hs IT tho responsl-
ny md u ny H. sttS II x !, * sgersa c. s
date for DoputytaglmieHoner srsl 80 mated tq 1r,
lusper. Nj srres q course 'saa , gsa 70 xn nsaftt
the IllInoia dslcgaton to jsl4 suppurt, and 1t 10
fuither aasd that his examination Of HArpers
sss. ..s e. tit It m 9' ast 10 sku 4 s9e t. w.. u not II" !:
dsurlnined 70 eQller' e ta1ea fro the dsttlleft ~
1t has been made tp appesr. 4d vt TINT mo 10 recon~
What iii thls neatis do H6t * hertahe to say. II
inMo,. =: tntorrede lor tls dlsfera {nt sgainst Mr.
Lark la1oy. Tiezs were taa uader' tGo
sgutnst the distories, aud ppt taxes On Justified
liquors. for theme are paid With atal4ra gold hythe qo-
ector, aud tlet raH that Hsrrsr waa foEnedto bor-
Is Of Aug.ia hls h5ols ahowoA him dq.,are. During
AuEuas hs collected s.Q6. .S52li. ua depoeited
il would do tho most good. Mr. Smith h.a
thses certificates, two Tor 5000 and ons for
BQoo dated July H. 1878, payable Jan. 1874. The
, 1873-09-14
Seventeen Persons Killed and Seventy In.
iured by tho Spanish Railway
accident.
Spanish Insurgents Make q
Successful Sortie from
Oartagena.
Unsettled State of Affairs in Gen.
tral America.
Two Citizens of Colombia Murdered In
Panama.
SPAIN.

MApNrD, Bopt. 1s.-Lster intelligence from tho
scec Of tho accident yesterday to tho oxpreha train
from vtorla for Madrid shows that tho disaster WAS
far more serious thnn At first announced. Tho
nnlnbor Of killed was seventeen, aud Bovcnty wore
wounded. Scarcely poraou tho train escaped un-
injured.
All the clausca Of tho bilt increasing tho powors Of
tho Government havo boon adopted by tho Oorses.
1t is reported that Don AlphonBo, tho brother of
Don Carlos, lRH left his command aud returned to
France
Hevnral persons who took an active part In tho
nsurrecon at Altoona, have boon tried aud condemned
to death.
MADRID, Sept. ia report is curront that tho III
trnnsiGonte Deputy aavoz haH pacod crows. number
Ing in all 900 snon upon tho frigato Now hihncn mud
the steamer Fernando e 0atasio, and that these vcs
sells have sailctf for OArtagonn OF Torreyign.
The 1nrans1gentes made another sortio from Oarta-
gena yesterday, snd not with moro SUCCESS than on
the day before. They captured number of mules and
several picces Of artillery. They also burned tho fas
cinos Of tho work. Of Tic Government forceo,
Various bodies Of Republican troops In tho north ARC
about to take united action againat tho Cnrlisss.