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The New York herald., 1873-12-27
THE STRIKE. AT INDIANAPOLIS.
IynIANApoLIs. fnd.. Dee, %. 1sy9

a INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 26, 1873.
The engineers ,on the Pitssburg, Cincinnati and
st. Lous, the Indianapolis and vineennes and the
Jenersonvtle, Madison and Indianapolis railroads
struck at noon to-day. All trains leaving their
starting points before twelve O'Clock. were run
through. on the indianapolis and yincennes Rail-.
road the regular passenger trains went out on
schedule time, and the night passenger trains on
botn the Pittsburg. Cincinnati and st. Louis and
the JefYersonvile, Madison and Indianapolis roads
viii go out as usual, In charge OF engineers not
members OF the Brotherhood OF Engineers.
There has been no disturbance as yet, and 1t is
not anticipated that the strike Will extend to
other roads, No trains have arrived on the Pitts.
burg Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railroad since noon.
The regular trains leaving Louisville at two O'Clock
p NJ on tho Jefferssnyllle road came in few
rninutas late.
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Passenger Trains Despatched.

FTTTSBUKG, DEC. 70,
In an interview tonight with Mr.. Lyang, as
sistanr general manager Of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago, and Cleveland and Pittsburg
roads, he stated that il affairs are 10 worse to-
morrow they will be able to get through all pas
senger trains as promptly as ever Through trains
from New York will not change engineers, but
will be sent on through to Chicago. A number Of
accommodation trains, MIR. Lyang says, was taken
of this afternoon, but he firmly believes that If
matters do not get worse by tomorrow the CON-
pany will be able to dispatch all regular west pas
senger trains, for he says many OF the Oldest and
best engineers on the road still stick to their
gines. Through trains tonight are sent OF, and
passengers consequently will go forward to their
destination. e4 ru3 M Hf 9sa
No freight trains will leave here for the present,
and no freight is expected to arrive here until the
difficulty is settled one way or the other.
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analr, saying that the stone was thrown BY an

analr, saying that the stone was thrown by an
outsider. t9 sf
Your correspondent interviewed several promi-
nent engineers, who said that no personal yio.
ience would be used against those opposed to
them, nor distractions put in their way, as In the
case OF the Missouri strike, OF those who would
take trains out: but they felt con-
hdent that none would be found ready to
serve, but master mechanics and those not mem.
bers OF the association Public opinion is at vari.
ance. Some favor the engineers: others say that
the unions are Q curse to the country, and hope
that the companies will carry the day. The
engineers, during the conversation. said that the
company mad no right to cut down the freight
and passenger tarf, but supposed that 1t was for
the pursose OF ling up the pockets OF the bigbugs
OF the companies Many OF the crowd cried out.
Correct, old feiah!" The engines are all
guarded: but at the present time no de-
struction OF property Is feared. Things
have guieted down, but secret meetings are
doubt being held. At SIX O'Clock orders came from
Pttsburg to discharge all the clerks and extra tele
graph operators, and to Keep none but
station agents. The managers seem determined
TO make them all suffer, hoping TO bring the
strikers to their senses. Numbers OF prominent
railroad oficials assembled tonight at the Neil
House. They took things very easy, expressing
the opinion that shcy would come out VIC
torous anu that promises, If circumstances
nust be broken. Plenty OF men
would be found TO rrn the mali
trains. Several arrests were made during the
day. The strike; ifmanagrd by good leaders, may
last two or three weeks. People generally eensure
the managers or their action against other en-
ployes OF the roads who take no part in the
strike. Where munagers hoped to gain strength
by this move 1t has made more friends lor the
engineers. No trains have left since twelve NJ.
1t Il hoped the trouble will be settled quietly. .
without destruction OF property or bloodshed.
The managers have power to aver anything of the
KIND by treating the hard working engineers fairly,
not breaking their agreements
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THE STRIKE AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Dec.

CLEVELAND Dec. 26, 1873.
The locomotive engineers on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad struck to-day at noon. The
passenger trains were somewhat delayed, but were
all run through Several freight trains were aban-
doned. 1t is reported that there is misunder-
standing among the engineers, and that the
strike Is without the authority OF the Brother
hood; also that only 25 or 30 engineers went out,
and that these have asked to be reinstated. With
the exception OF the freight trains abandoned the
trains are running as usual. No trouble Is re-
ported on the other roads centreing heres
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A YOUTHFUL DyYAULTER.
ST, LOUIS, Dec. %, 1877

ST, LOUISr Dec 70, 1873.
F.s- Rutherford, son OF the late Colonel Ruther-
ford or Alton, H., who for two or three years past
has had charge OF the nour department. OF the CON-
mission house OF Craig. Alexander & Co., In this
city, absconded on Monday with the sum OF $500 OF
mis- employers moley. He also purchased 81, 500
worth OF nour from Sayers. shaw C0.
cash. He started fsr San Francisco on Monday
evening Yesterday he was arrested at Cheyenne
and an officer will be sent for nlm. He Is only 20
years old and has heretofore borne an trreproach-
able character and enysved the fullest confidence
OF his employers and tine hoEr merchants on
iChangc, with whom he had daily transactions
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A CALIFORNIA TOWN ROBBED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. &C. 1873
party OF 20 Maxicans aud several white men,
all armed, tonight entered Dingston. Fresno
COUNTY and seized 20 Of the citizens,
and bound them hands and feet
and then robbed the two stores In the town.
getting about $1,000 in money and large Quantity
OF jewelry and ribbons. They then made their
escane INIT tho people are in hot pursuit.
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TIE STRIKE AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2f. 1873.

CHICAGO, Dec, ,26, 1873,
The engineers and fremen on the Illinois Gen.
trail the Great Eastern the Chicago and North
western. the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railroads struck at noon to-day and no trains have
gone out over any Of these lines Tonight, on ac-
count of the recent reduction OF wages. 1t is
thought suf1cient number OF engineers will be
secured without much trouble to put the usual
trains on all the roads perhaps Tomorrow. ,o4s
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

Conflict with Carlists and Defeat or the
Royaiists--An Army at sea-1he NUM-
CipnIity OF the Capital Suspended from
Once.
MADRID, Dec. 20, 1878.
A desperate conflict between band OF Carlsts
and a republican force occurred yesterday before
the town OF Bocayrente, Province OF Valencia.
the insurgents were defeated, with heavy loss in
killed and wounded. 4l i*E3 2#
AN ARMY AT SEA FROM SAN SEBASTIAN.
Fourteen thousand republican troops, under
command OF General Moriones, have left San Sc.
bastian by sea.
Their destination is unknown.
General Iona, with orce OF 5000 government
troops remains in the city,
TIE CORPORATION OF THE CAPITAL SUSPENDED
FROM OFFICE. @Nt h
The municipal authorities oil Madrid nave been
suspended from ONCE. M e1 3@
MOriones' Army Landed at Santona.
.~a .Snt9 Iuag MADRID, Dec. 20, 1873.
General Moriones, who embarked at San Sebas-
'tian with l4,oOo men, landed to-day at Santona.
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DROWNED WHILE SKATING.

BOSTON. Dec. 20, 1873.
Daniel E. Yaldron. aged Is years, was drowned
yesterday while skating In Waltham.
WoRcEsrEa, Mass, Dec. 20, 1873.
John Ryan, OF Southbrldge, was drowned this
morning while skating. M
BIDDBFoRD, Me- Dec. 26, 1873.
Eugene Durgin, aged 13 years, son OF Mr.. II. p.
purgin, broke through the Ice while skating yes
terday and was drowned.
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rRATR1CIDE AND LYNoH Law IN OHIO
CrNcrNNArl, Dec. %. 1s7s.

C1NCNNATI, Dec. 26, 1873.
A. despatch from Dodson. Montgomery county
OHIO, says that at shooting match near that VIII
lage yesterday, John and Henry Stone, brothers,
quarreued about loading q rine, and John called
Henry liar, when the latter drew revolver and
shot and killed John. The spectators were mucn
excited, and caught ana hung Henry 10 Tree.
When Heury's body was taken down ne was ex-
tinct. The participants IN the match had been In
dligng very freely In liquor.
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CUBA.
Insurgent Assault and Ad,,snce in the Puerto
Principe Territory-Repulse and Re-
treat-spanish Troops in Pufsuit
TElEeRAfs 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Dec. 20, 1873.
The insurgents on the 10th inst entered the
cultivated zone OF the jurisdiction OF Puerto Prin
cipe. destroying every thing within their reach.
They met with repuise before Fort Diamant
ana in q subsequent attack on detachment Of
civil guards lost several killed.
The latest report says they are now In full re-
treat. pursued by the Spanish troops.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
A Steamer snagged in the Tyne-sunk in Five
Minutes-Forty Lives Lost.
TElEeaAms TO THE lew yssK EEsatp.

LONDON, Dec. 26 1873.
AT Ave O'Clock this morning the steamer Gypsy
Queen, belonging to the River Tyne Improvement
Commissioners, struck the wreck OF a sunken
lighter in that stream and went to the bottom in
ave minutes.
There were between so and 90 workmen on
board the boat at the time OF the disaster.
Twenty of them were rescued
The remainder 80 or 40 men were drowned,
The Roll OF the Dead COnsiderably Re.
duccd.
LONDON, Dec. 17-6 A. M.
The latest reports reduce the number OF lives
lost by the steamboat disaster on the Tyne to 49,
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. al A. M.

WASHlNdTON, Dec. 2s--l A. nj. J
synopsis for the Past Trenty:tou,. Hours
The storm, which was central of the Middle
Atlantic coast this morning, moved to the north
eastward, with brisk and nigh northeasterly to
northwesteriy winds and heavy snow anu rains in
the Middle and East Atlantic States. From these
districts, westward over the lake region, the Ohio
valley ana The Northwest, cloudy weather and
snow and light to brisk variable winds are re-
=nn~,co Partly cloudy or clear weather, with in
creased pressure an,. tight winds, now prevail In
the South Atlantic and Cult STATES. The tem-
perature has fallen decidedly in the extreme
Northwest, and slightly IN the upper lake region.
..-s. Probabilities.
For NEW ENGLAND AND THENCE WESTWARD OVER
THE NORTHERN PORTION or THE MIDDLE STATES AND
THE LOWER LAKE REGION, GENERALLY CLOUDY
WEATHER, WITH SNOW AND LIGHT TO FRESH vARI-
ABLE WINDS WILL PRAvAIL
For the southern portion OF the Middle States
and thence southwark over the South Atlantic
States partly cloudy and foggy weather, with light
TO fresh southweserly to northwesterly winds,
increasing pressure and slight change OF tenn
perature.
For the Ohio Valley, and thence northward over
the upper lake region, increasing pressure, lower
temperature, with generally cloudy weather and
snow followed by cloudy weather In the after
no n.
For the Northwest cloudy weather ana light
snow In the river valleys, followed by clearing and
cod weather ana fresh to brisk northerly winds
during the afternoon.
For the Gulf states, and thence northward over
Tennessee, Increased pressure with lower tempera-
ture, northerly winds and clearing weather.
For the canal region OF New York the tempcra-
ture viii fall below freezing during saturday mig Mt
The Weather in This city Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes N
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
HIM IN HIls tnfr
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An American Special Correspo ndent Miss
ing-Anxious Inquiry as to His Fate.

Ralph Keeler, special correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, mysteriously disappeared from
the steamer Cenfuegos on her passage from San
tago de Cuba to Manzanillo, and nothing has since
been heard of him. His baggage was on board the
steamer on her arrival at Manzanillo and was de-
liyered by the captain TO the United States Consul
there. Consul General Hall and the Havana agent
OF the Associated Press have inquired by telegraph
and mail in all directions for the missing man, but
without result.
1t was at first supposed that Mr.. Keeler had been
left behind accidentally at santiago; but another
steamer arrived to-day from that port without
bringing any tidings as to his whereabouts
1t is now feared that he fell overheard from the
CienfuegoS
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PROBABLE MURDER AT BIpDEroRD, ME.
BrppEFoRp, Me-, Dec. 20, 1873.

Patrick Hobbins. while drunk to-day, quarrcllcd
with Joseph Sansior, q tenant OF the same house,
and stabbed him several times, innictlng probably
fatal wounds. Hobbins then attacked his wife
cutting an ugly gasIi in her arm. which severed
several blood vesseias
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The following record win show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy. HERALD Bullding:- f1# n.
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s P Al N.
Herald Special Report from
l. Madrid.
The Resignation Of the American
Minister Officially Accepted.
Battle with the Carlists and Severe Defeat Of
the Royalists-An Army Embarked
from San Sebastian.
TELEGRAMs TO THE lew YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
spondent in the Spanish capital eaa
MADRID, Dec. 26, 1873. /,
United States Minister Sickles' resignation
has been officially accepted. fs
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FATAL sTABBINe AFFRAY IN CANADA.
DORCHESTER, ont, Doc. I'd 1873.

DORCHESTER, ont, Doc. 40 1878.
During a drunken row yesterday at McMilian's
tavern. between colored and white men, one OF the
latter named Bell, was stabbed and killed several
of the parties concerned IN the row nave been
arrested
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Nroolklyn.

A.-Herald Branch, Office, Nrooklyn.'
corner Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from B a. Nj. to L. NJ.
On sunday from 3to A. VI. ....
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT CANADIAN.

TORONTO, Dec. 20, 1873.
John worthington, an old resident and exten
, siye contractor and builder. died last night.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

A.-Welcome 1874, and buy your Furs
for lady friends and HATS for tho Gentlemen
These appropriate gifts TOR the hoidays both use
ful and ornamental KNOWS stores are at 2l2 Broad
way In the Prescott House and Filth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON TRANsPosTA-
TION
MOBILE, Ala, Dec. 26, 1s-S

MOBILE, Ala. Dec. 26, 1873.
The Senate Committee on Transportation ar
rived here at eleven O'Clock and were handsomely
entertained by the Board OF Trade and the leading
ne'VS The commitsee lett for New Orleans at four
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
TELEGRAM 10 IEE EEW YpRR nERALp.

LONDON. Dec. 26, 1873.
The cattle plague has broken out In Madeira and
cattle going thence to the Gold Coast are infected.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

A Trial or Mime. Porter's Cough BAL
SAM for the past IS given proof of its efcAcy
curing pulmonary complaints has living cVsoences
OF its unriYalled usefuness. 25c., 500.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

A.-1O,OOO Pairs Self-ActinG OvershOes,
put on and on without using tho bands ntspcn sable
article for New Years calls at BkOOKS', l96 Broad
way, corner OF Twenty ninth street.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

Ask for GoodalPs-The Finest Imported
and cheapest Domestic PLAYING CARDS Beautiful now
patterns. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

Bakers ChocOiate.-A Good Cup of Co
Goa easily will insist your grocer FURNISH
ing W. BAhER u co. - BREAKFAST COCOA
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Dec. 90, 1873.
Two sous OF II. s. Read, OF Amherst. were
drowned today. William H.. aged q years, was
q Sophomore In the college
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

A.-Hernfa.-The Immense Advantage
of the ELASTIC TRUSS 6S3 Broadway 1t retains run
ure comfortably night and day while yielding to every
motion OF the body. Never can be displaced
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
RINDERpEST.

Cattle Plague at Madeira -Unwholesome Beet
fer Fighting Britons rH
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

A Pure nd Deliciou us. = mac king. Tobacco
Is SURBRUG'S GOLDEN SCEFTKE.
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TWO YOUNG MEN DROWNED.

VTHV,V NtHIUtTHIUTB yCHttIudV ssss..s
'eragc temperature for corresponding da
asst year.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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A.-Hats Tor the Ne.y Year Of 1874.

A.-Hats Tor the New Yenr o. IS!F.
Where elegance and economy the attraction there
will the public custom 6ow Hence II Is that Is
gentemen's dress wek soft art stiff felt hats
It rolls in unebbing tide 70 ESP PaNbCH HlD'S. lib
Ma assau
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ASHANTaE.
British Rsinforcements Landed on the Coast
TELEGRAM TO THE NV YORK HERALD.

..s9 ..a LONDON, Dec. 26, 1873.
Dispatches from the Gold Coast announce the
arrival OF the Highland troops at Cape Coast
Gastte
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
KAISER WILHELM.

The Emperor Of Germany Much Better in
Health.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BATCHELOR'S Wig Factory, ID Bond St., N Y
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

Biotchcs. Pimpies. Eruptions Cured by
Dr. PIEECE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

Raker,s ChOcOlate.-If You Wish tho
best VANILLA CHOCOLATE ret BAKERS.
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MU S E M E N rs.
italian Opcra-.sLucia."

Notwithstanding the frightful state OF the
weather Yesterday, the last night OF the Christmas
season OF the Strakosch opera company attracted
large audience to the Academy or Music. The
opera was Lucia" In which Mme Nilsson made
her debut over two years ago in opera in this city,
and in which she has never had superior on the
American boards. She was in excellent voice last
evening, and the bright norceaur OF Donizetti's
iavorte opera fell from her lips with more attrac-
tiveness than ever. The mad scene will be for
many years monument OF the lame OF Nine.
Nilsson IN the memories OF the New York public.
M. Victor Capoul appeared Tor the first
time in the role OF the Master Of Ravens
wood and achieved such o success as few
would expect In such trying music M. Capoul Is
no laggard lover In the declaration OF his passion
or bis jealousy. The great @ scene VIII which commences %
nunciation and remuneration OIL Lucia by the un-
bidden guest, the Master OF Ravenswood, was IN
In the last scene he Infused fire into the arias,
s'Fra POGO q mel and "Tu che Dio spiegasff,"
anna % son OF p Pnete and the Raw
mond OF Scolara have been already described In
these columns. The chorus and orchestra under
SIgnor Muzio were without naw. ls.t
aAYdau will be given at the farewell matinee to-
day.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Rubinstein has been reaping aurels at Milan.
Bach's Christmas oratorio was produced for the
first time In England on the 10th inst.
Franz Abt is writing an opera, "The Sharp
shooter,n for his next visit to America.
Theodore Thomas second symphony concert
takes place this evening at Stein way Hail.
Peppini, the best OF Italian vioinists, is now In
Geneva, and contemplates going TO Russia Both
as a solost and in chamber music he is equally
eminent.
on the 9th inst. the singers OF the Paris Opera
Company, including Faure and Rosne Bloch, gave
a performance OF ia Favorita" at Havre for the
benefit OF the families OF those drowned In the COL
lision OF the Vile du Havre.
Louis Drouet. the distinguished nute player
lately deceased is said to have been the composer
OF the air, "Partant pour la Syrie," which is gener-
ally attributed TO Queen Hortense, OF whose sui to
the musician was member.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
BAZAINE.
The Convicted Soldier Away to Exile.

TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS Dec. 20, 1873.
Marshal Bazaine has left Versailles for the island
OF Sainte Marguerite.