, 1873-06-12

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FxcLUsIyELY For THE DAILY DisPATcH
NEW YORK. june 3. Frank WalworlL
who killed his father to-day. will BE- kept
at the station house whore he went and
surrendered himself after the murder.
until after the inquest; and should the
verdict be rendered against him. he vii
be sent to the Toomps He is but nine
teen years of-age and treats the af1ai
very lightly. and expresses NJ regret 70,
murder and terrible distress it will oc
casion his mother and family.
At the time of his death Walwarth
was publishing serial story in the New
York Weekly and had another novel il
press. a
SARATOGA, June 3.-Frank Walworth
who shot his father to day, III New
York city, left here yesterday morning
without Informing his mother of his in
tention. Mrs. WaIworth lately receive
n number of threatening letters from
her late husband, Mansfield I. Walwortl,
and it is supposed ,X9ang Waiworth in
tercepted similar letters to his mothei
from him, as she found in her SON :
room two empty envelopes TO her ad-
dress stree he lef. home. his mother
thinks her son had also received threat
ening letters from his father. NJ s.Wa
worth was divorced FROM her HUSBAND
about two years ago.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Charles List, sal
con keeper il the Western part of tie
city, last night shot and killed Thomas
Sullivan, who with others was stonin.
the windows of List saloon.
ST.Lours,J j Jane13 Prof 0 Donovan.
sf Christian Brothers Academy III this
city was drowned yesterday, severa.
miles frops town. Mr.. O'Donnoyal
wasTquite a young man, son of the dis
tinguished O'Donovan of Trinity Col
lege, Dublin, Ireland.
NEW 4oEK, June 3-The Vile d,
Havfe, while coming up the Bay, ran
into the bark Curaeo, sinking the bar:.
Immediately. No lives lost.
NsDR1D, May 3.-senor Pierrad has
resigned the Ministry of War to which
he had been appointed. The al isterim
Government has received numerous dis
patches fiom the provinces congratuiat--
ing it on speech made by Presidsnt
Figuras, at the opening of the construc
tinn Assembly.
BAYoNsE, June 3.-Carlists who holu
possession of Northern railw y In Spall
have signed9 "a contract by which re
sumption of railway traffic viii be per
mitted; the Spanish authorities asreeinA
to the naturalization of the line from
Miranda de Ebroto the frontier. Fo,
this concession the company to pay the
Carlists 5000 II day.
PARIS, June 3.-President McMahou
Las issued an order appointing Gen. l.
to the command Of the arm,
at Versailles. - ~
HvLIFAx, June 3--News has been re
ceiged here of the total wrec. of til,
ship Dag Spring, i'll New
Hebrides. The vessel was built tei.
years ago by the Presbyteiians Of this
Province. for missionary service il til,
South Sea.
The schooner Jane was drawn, a hore
by ice on !. cape on PRICE Edwards Is
lard on the 18th. There were II per
sons on board, 4 OF whom perished witn
cold. $s
LONDON, June 3.-Report 8 that Hong
Kong and Shanghai cable had beeil
broken has been contradicted.
The strike by employees Of Grea
Western r. r. Co. yesterday some S00
men quit work. A strike by carpenters
is threatened.
BEELrN, June 3--The Asiatie cholera
has appeared in two villages in West
Prussia, 1t having been communicated
from Prussian Poland A rigorous quar-
antiae OF the infected district has been
established. .s.ev s-s
NEW YoRL,- June 3.-W. J. Stillman,
writing from Vienna to the Tribune, gives
a lengthy, circuIns.antial account of II
charged against Ex-Comdr.
Van Buren, in connection with conces-
slons for saloons. restaurants, etc, III
the American part Of the Exposition
bull ing. From this account 1t appears
that the charges against Van Buren, and
his Secretary, Meyers, are all true. ami
that parties were not only required to
make large deposits with Meyers before
a concession was granted, but severai
who obtained the right to keep urlnklns
looms were obliged to sagt' san agree
ment to divide profits and Meyers de-
manded 10: per cent. OF all profits iron
Jewell. one Of the New York parties who
purchased the right to keep open IA
restaurant.
Ii is reported on good authority thai
Mcdonald. the Bank Of England forgef,
was takeft direct from the @. S. Districs.
Court to Fort Columbus, so as to avoid
the service of any writ his counsel NIGH
obtain. He will probably be taken to
England tomorrow.
EHAM1Lros, Ont. June 3.-The night
express train. ON the Great Western r.
r.. ran off the track al, Cape Town, thi.
morning. twenty-five passengers in
iured. Seventeen proceeded on theis-
journey and eight remained at the ho-
tel.