, 1873-09-04

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New YORK, Aug. 30.-A dispatch from
Boston says that of 80 delegates from
that city to the Republican State Con-
vention. Butler has 60, Tnayer 80. Del
egates from Linn and Lowell are all for
Butler. He has two-thirds of tho New
buryport Delegation.
CIScINNA1I, Aug. 30.-Advicss from
Lancaster, Kentucky. show total deaths
Of. 27 from cholera since disease began.
Sixty white families besides large
number of single persons left town.
New YORK, Aug. 3O.-The funeral of
Col. Raymond, private secretary to Gen.
Mcclellan during the Peninsular cam
paign, took place yesterday. 1t was
attended by a large number of we'll
known citizens. Cerebro spinal menin-
CITES has made its appearance in large
contractor 8 stable in this city, and dur
ing past week number of horses and
mules have died.
BosTeN, Aug. 30.-A freight tain on
Eastern Railroad was thrown from the
track yesterday, near Rowley, and IA
cars wrecked.
PARSONS, Ken, Aug. 30.-A deputy
U. S. Marshal, states that at recent
sitting of the United STATES Dist. Court
at Fort Smith, Arkansas, 10 prisoners
we're convicted of murder. Several are
citizens of Indian Territory and were
arrested in Indian country, taken to Ft.
Smith ard convicted by jury not COM
posed of citizens of their own country.
These facts will soon convince the In
dians that government should be OK
tended over that territory and United
States Courts established, SO that crimes
committed in their country can be tried
at home by jury of their own country
men.
There are rumors that almost amount
to certainty that terrible massacre
has been committed at Fort Sill, occa-
stoned by the return of Santanta and
Big Tree, recently liberated from prison
in Texas.
George Osborne will soon publish a
letter to the President, asking a sus-
pension of further cancellation Of set
tiers entries of Usage Confederation
lands and that no patent shall be issued
to railroads until decision is passed
upon by the Supreme Court of the U.
s., where the question will go, by All
agreement between the railroads and
settlers.
Aug. 30.--Hearing was
had yesterday afternoon in the case of
deputy coroner Lees, Superintendent of
the Morgue, charged with traficking in
the body of Thos. Munc which was
found in the University. An order was
given to produce the books and accounts
of the coroner's Office, which was not
obsyed, the allegation being that the
books were the private property of the
coroner, who is absent from the city.
The evidence seemed to indicate that
the accused was guilty. The case was
postponed for further hearing.
LosDoN, Aug. 30.-Stamford, the con-
servative candidate, has bsen elected to
Parliament from SALISBURY, to fill the
vacancy caused by the elevation OF Geo.
Greenfield Glinn to the Pesrage. Stam-
ford's majority 6S.
MADRID, Aug, 30.-Gsn. Calpas has
20 Krupp guns in position before Car
tagena. The insurgents have liberated
all lhs Carlist prisoners in the city.
Tho Carilsts intend to liberate all Com
munist prisoners who happen to fall in
to their hands. in consequence OF which
many Communists VINO have been en-
gagged in some political scheme are flee
ing to the Carlist lines and enlisting.
CARrAGENA. Aug. 2S.-Last night
Contreras Junta was deserted by Galvez
who has no confidence in the insurgent
leaders.
British Admiral Yelverton has inform
ed the rebels that it is his intention to
move the vessels Vittoria and Almanac
to Gibraltar. At a meeting Of the reb-
els the majority decided toI open fire