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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
wi SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
This delightful watering place will be open fort The
recc ption of visitors on the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE. -r-
Extensive additions of new furniture have been
added and the proprietorS are making every ar
ransement for the comfort and convenience OF VS.
ltors. THIS is the MOST beautiful and extensively
improved of all the numerous Watering places In
the mountains OF Virginia. The LAWN IS covered
with forest OF shade trees;
each forming a distinct building, and presenting to
the eye beautiful picture. '-
management of guests are provided, and
EXPRESS, TICKET. POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE. ..-..-. ...
The BAR will be under the management of
THORNTON A. ATKINSON, and Will he supplied with
RIG TUSSEL' on tile Virginia and Tennessee d.
vision OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO rail-
road, is the station at which you take the cars ior
the Springs-distant one and halt miles
Round-trIp tickets can be procured at al the prn-
cipal towns and cities .r- f..
c. A. COLHOUN,
for twelve years the resident partner at inc ALE,
ghany Springs, Will assume the management anu
lie tenders TO his old patrons cordial welcome and
pledges his efforts to render their stay pleasant We
propose to have none but the most experience
servants, and supplies of every description VIII
be selected from the best the country and cities uf-
ford 1t is the intention of the pIoprletorS to
so improve this property as TO make 1t the
LEADING WATERING-PLACE e..
IN TIE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
It's many natural attractions can be so improved
and crnamented as to render this comparatively an
easy task.
Nd, Resident Physician. ...
TERMS $3.50 per day, SIG per week, $50 per
month; for the month of June, $40 Children under
ten and over years old and servants, half price.
COLHOUN, WILSON & COWAN.
CLERKS: c. NJ. OBESCHAIN, WILLIAM WADE,
WILLIAM F. ROSE. je film
MFRS. EDGAR GARTH takes this method
Nl of informing her friends that she Is again pre-
pared to take BOARDERS FUR THE SUMNER.
Residence within one mile of Ivy depot, on The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad four Of the Universi
ty of Virginia and five Of Charlottesville. In one of
the most healthy and beautiful portions OF the Pied
mont region. .
Connected with her house, which Is large and well
furnished, is LARGE GARDEN, nlled with
FRUITS and FLOWERS; ALSO large and beaut-
full AVN, well suited for the backgrounds OF chill
dren. Charges moderate: 49,
REFERENCES: .'-
Mr.. neutrality-suspicious., -t.<'f
Mr.. JOHN T.. BACON,
Mr.. 2. c. WARWICK,
Mcssrs WALTER Il. MARTIN q 20.
Messis. SUBLETT & CARY,
Major WILLIAM 6. FERGUSON.
q ,o1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

A FTON HOuSE.-This pleasant summer
Ii resort, which cannot be excclled by any place
In the mountains tor beautiful views, dry. pure
mountain air. and easy access. will be opened June
lst Terms 81. per month children and servants,
''' = s. II. ,GOoDLoE & CO., Alton, Va.
nv % d2,n* ChessDeake and Ohio railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

WI ARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
wv VA, have been further Improved, and viii
open on the 1sT OF JUNE. Pamphlets to be had OF
Purcell, Ladd& Co., Etchmoud, or OF the proprie-
tors TERMS, rs per day; $40 per week; 700 per
month Of twenty-eisht days.
- - = EUBANK, REYNOLDS & CO., !
...s = ! 80 II -.tt,f,,f. Proprietors.
D. A. LANGHoRNE, n. D., Of Lynchburg, Rest
dent Physician - So = my 1l-2m
, 1873-05-12
MORTUARY.
Ihe Remains of tho Lnt9 Chtef.Jug.
tic Chase Lying In State in Wash.

The Remains of tho I.nto Chtof-Jus.
tic Chase Lying In State in Wash.
ington.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE remains Of tho
morning, accompanied by relatiyos aud pail
1earots, aud wore conveyed to the Supreme
Court-room, whero they Wele placed on a cata-
1nlquo, tho same On which tho body Of Lincoln
in April, 1855. Floral decorations tastefu1iy
arranged in tho form OF crosses, wroaths, a1i-
ohors,. oto., wore placed on the coffin and tho
catafalquo. most Of them boing from tile Coy
ornmont conservatory. Immediately in trout Of
the draped scat formerly occupied by tho iato
Chief Justice WAS large floral cross, Wills
inside tho bar wore boxos Of tho ohoicoat
blooming flowers. A guard OF policemen and
servants Of the court wero IL attendance.
several thousand 1,osa persons Waited the su
tho day, but were disappointed in not seoing tho
the face Of tho doceased. Tho caskot was orouad
BY q physioian for private inspection, but was
again soon closed, for roaaon it is said, TINT tho
features Lad undergone marked change, thoro-
lore 1t Tas thought proper not to expose thorn.
The funeral services will at noon tomorrow
be conducted by tho 1sev. Dr. Tiffany, in
the Senate ohainber. Ali Of tho furniture, o.
including including tho carpets, WAS somo time, ago
stored, and tho Vioe-prosilont's seat. seorotarya
do6k, and other parts Of tho chamber bo drapod
In mourning.
- Tue following gontlemen hayo been appointed
Peis-o1afoIs h-nt3 Admiral dodsborough, Gen. No.
Senator On: orsgln, Nav iiampnhiro; Son.
Maryland, ", ". Corcoran, Washlngton,, ,
Coy. Horny D. Cook, Washington; 4, +. Torry,
Reid, Now YORK Ds: Feter ParHor, ai,nr wa.Sing.
land. The pow formerly occupied by tho la{e
Chief Justice ~ tho METROPOLITAN Mothodist
, 1873-05-12
LOUISIANA,
Ro1loEBss Glnboat ut Uus-
tonl-11ouso Clcrlks Pressed Into the

Kollogg's Gtlnboat ut UrusIlenr-.Uus-
tonl-fnouso Clcrl1s PTesAed Into the
BervtcC.
BnAsnEAn Cry, hIAy 11-Kollogg's eunboat
Ozark arrived this morning. It Is i dilap,datcd
concern. The steamer lberta ia expected to ro-
turn from bt. Martinsyilo this evening with tho
Motropo!itanB, the Unitod Btatos troops having
arrived thoEe. Ae
It Is rumorod bore that Metropolitan caya1ry
composed Of United States Custom House clerltn
who had to volunteer or accept diBchar,,o under
the customary summer rules OF rcdncina e1-
gonso8, have stated that they rocoivo pay as
Custom-Houso clerks, and also "a Deputy Glar-
shala.
sr. Louis, May ia apscial from New Or
Loans, datod Saturday, Aaya throo batteries will
10 IN camp tomorrow ht Annunciation Hquaro.
and four infantry companion In othor rarta Of
tho city, holnK roinforcomonts to the Federal
troops ordered to tho Rod Niyor country to ar-
roHt the Oolfax riotory.
Information Is roooiyod corroboratipu tho nowa
Of tho preparations for an organlzod Resistance to
tho eerv!co ct Wslts. There IL grpnt oxcitonent
In that region. The Nnoteonth isog1lnrs viii be
stationed throughout tho Htate Ii, dlssfrooled
parishes. Tho reports of the oholora tloro arc
untrue.
Tho FuHonist Slate Convention of tie Deop1o
to protest againat Kellogg, to bo hold at Nav
Orleans iu juno, vii! ID }ourn to roansonlLlo
when Congress- moota. A call extensively cir
omlated for tho opponents Of Kellogg to meet
tonight, armed, at Lafayette guuaro. crcatod
oxoltomcnt, but evoked no response.
, 1873-05-12
War Department Weather Prognostf.
cations.

WAsulsaroN, D. O.. Mny 11.-For tho North
wost and Upper Lahea. and thence to tho Lower
Missouri aud Ohio Valleys, falling baromo.or,
Houthwestorly Winds, warm and cloudy woatAer,
With occasional local rain. For Tennosaco tho
pressure, rising temperature, douthvostorly
winds, clearing and partly cloudy weather, with
local rain on tio Wostorn Gulf. For tho Lowor
Lakos and Middle states northwesterly Winds,
backing gradually to aouthwoasorly, slowly ia.
oroasing temperature, and generally clearing
weather. For Canada and New England, coolof
cloudy, and clearing weather. NTH rain, north
oanteriy winds, yoering to Bouthwaaterly, aud
higher preHsuro tomorrow,
, 1873-05-12
THE DuELLO.
Two Young Virgtnanna Settle a nlval-
ry in u L0vo Affair Mt the Pistols

Two Young VirEtninna Settle a Rival.
ry in u L0vo Affair Mt the Pistols
Mouth.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, May 1l.-A Richmond spocfnl
giyos these "details OF desperate duol fought
uaar that city.
Tho traditional ton PAGES vera duly measured,
and tho principals placed in position. They bowed
to oach other with stately grace. The weapons
to tho partleH One Of tho seconds said, "Gou-
tlomon, arc you roady7" Tho briefost pause,
then "One, two. throo," wero slowly count
cd. Just bcforo tho last word an
almost simultaneous report WAS heard. as tho
smolso cleared away both partics wore Boon
standing unhurt, and Immediately the yoico Of
McCarty was heard demanding second fire..
This demand procluded any Interference on tho
part Of tho friends, md preparations wero ct
exploded ths t1no both parties wore soon to fall
hoayily on thoir facos. They were seriously,
aud It is feared fatally, wounded. A oonical ball
bad onterod Mooarty's hip, and round ball tho
abdominal cavity Of Mo5deeei. While tho
yoy. the partfoH from tho fold, tho Chief Of
Police urging foatntng stood over foi.coa
and ditcloH came up just Us tho surgeons lad
placed tholr pationta In comfortable positions.
He ordered the seconds to consider themselves
under arrest, and report aud glye bail for their
appearance before tho Police Justice. This thoy
did. McCarty waB conveyed to his mothers
houae, in this city. Mordooai WAS taken to tho
residence Of Ills cousin Col. Z. 7. D. Myers,
Willie tho mon wore lying on tho ground Morf!e-
col WAS lloarl to Hay "Ho can haye another fro
1t he wanta." hIordecai ia arising young attorney,
nephew Of Col. John 3. Young u prominent
lawyor, and personally worry popular. McCarty
il not 10 woll known, but ia muoh esteemed by
his acquaintance. Lie ia Of good Virginia line
ago, and nophow Of tho Virginia Congressman
duel at Daderaburg with 1nusketa at one pacc,
with John Thompson Mason, Ais brother-il-la
United States Senator from this State, which
resulted in tho Immediate doath Of Mason, aud
tho loss Of ono Of McCarty's arms.
Tho young Indy who waH tho innocent cause OF
this latter duel il in tho deepest diHtroBe, She
is d beautiful blonde, and has boon for several
yoars tho loadiug belle at the White sulplur
Springs,
, 1873-05-12
WASHINGTON,
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune,
VIRGINIA POLITICS,

VIRGINIA POLITICS.
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 11.-Leading politi-
cians from Virginia state thnt Henry a. Wise is
making an ofrort to get tho Republican non,ina-
tion for Governor. Col. Hughes who has hero-
tofore been spolen Of rs tho probable candidate
OF the Republicans, cannot, it is said, command
tho united support Of tho party, being strongly
opposed by Senator LOWS nnd his followers.
binco tho nomination OF Horace
Greeley by tho Democratic Convon-
tion at Baltimore, Horny A. Wiso,
like John 8. DTosby, las been sooking afIlliation
with tho Republican party Of Virginia, aud tho
proposition il to taio him up us a compromise
candidate on tho ground that lie would draw af-
out Ropub!icana Of tho Hughes faction aro, Of
course, against Wiae, and will do all they can to
prevent ilis nomination. Altogether, 1t is hard
" probable that Wise can DO nominated but in
q nomination from tho Republicans IL rather
novol.
sEonETARY n1ouARDsoN.
Runors Of tho probable early retirement Of
culasion, with porlapa less Foundation thau pro-
yioualy, whom Judge Richardson stated TINT
thoro WAS no agroo1nont or understanding TINT
he should hold tho otllco Of Secretary Of tho
Treasury temporarily, nor in fact had anything
hecn said BY tho prouidont which could pos.
Riby bo construed to moan that Mr, Richard
sons term was to bo limited Tho latter
would not hnyo accepted the position upon any
auch understanding, and he romarked TINT 10
was as likely to remain in his present position
during the ontiEe term Of yoarB as tlnt ho
would occupy 1t ono ttay.
THE 0IuDoC8.
Tho War Department Officials aro net llsposod
to place much reliance in tho report
that tho Modoca Layo entirely abandoned
their stronghold In tho Lava Bods, It
IL feared TINT should our troops act
on this aappostion aud mako another advance
thoy might bo drawn into anothor ambuHcado
and moot with fresh liHaster, Iu view Of past
experience, Gen. Davis has boon inatrrsted to
net cautiously, and before any movolAnt In
forco ia n,ade will bo tahon to asoertain tho
position OF tho 1ndians.
TIE Huss1AN MISSION.
Ex-Gov. L. l.. Persons: Of Alabama, is tho
latest addition to tho list Of persons from wAom
it ia expected tho President will aeloct a.lc-
coAaor to tho deceased Ex-doy. Orr, as Minister
to Russia.
PERSONAL.
Tho family Of EX-SENATOR Frank blair has re-
cesvod intelligence to the OBJECT that tho den-
oral'a hoaltll has greatly improved slnea hls
arrival ut tho water-clre at Clifton.
TUE cI1ABE onHEQUJEa.
Should tho weAthor DO favorable tomorrow,
tho funeral OF tho Into Ul.of Justice will be d
largo and imposing affair. Tho President OF tho
United Btnto1, tho menlbera OF tho Cabinet, aud
other loading officers Will attcnd.
, 1873-05-12


and ns6g. nConno unto mo all 70 that labor;"
iii anv man thirpt" ;" ofc. HThe kon Of Nlot, catno
not to destroy moi,'a Iivos, but 10 save thotn,"
eto,, oto, Thoao nre now tito words Of Jesus
Tho ouroh was heavily drnpod i'd t1tourning,
and wns crowded, -
nEy. N, ". BELLY,
Of th6 Lutheran Church, rroaolaod from tho
tcxt: '.1t1s q beautiful thing to fall in tho
That Christ ilas i1,atlo a Complete atono1nont
for our Gins, and offora III salvation, md
we ere Yrgod f. accept It, maAes " lo.!tly r.
Wo had no guilt but for tho violation Of Gods
aro i,rgoil to hccept It, our rotoctc1 or rofrBnl
lnyn 11s un{ior tic additional Eut Of tlosi,iHrg
Ely graco and mercy, and trcatlg cohtonpl l.tonas@
Of lilo truth tlloro ronlains no moro sacrifice for
sins &o. Hob, XXI; 80,
It IN n fearful thing to fall into tho hands Of
tho living God. i. What IL it to fall into tho
hands OF tho ljyIng God? 2. WljT Ii ii go fonr-
ful2 No aro aiwnya IN Gol's hands as Ills
uroatureB, bit thn ID not tho sonso l,oro ,noa1t,
Tllcrd 10 4 raferonco to tic taking Of vengeance
and rocompo,isrtg fot Somothing dono. If docs
lifo. Wo believe in apociul pfoytdcncep, but MI
calhmitioa arc not Gods direct proridoncce,
while mdny .eaa mud gnfforit'g chfamitics aro
morcieB and bloBsngs; No doubt ttfts recon.
fAi enthusiastically into tho hands Of tho liriiig
God. It ia tllero. aftor tho investigation Of tho
caBo, tint tue Jnt1go from Hfu throne will pro.
no1lnco tho sontenco,-t those who havo Bervod
God with acceptance sentence OF wetuosno, md
tIloaa who hayo not, tho Hontonco, "Dopart from
me- oto. T1ta is 70 fal most emphattcslly into
tho hhnds OF Tho living God. Among thoBo who
thus full will bo many who now o1pcct bcttor
things ID tho future. In that day tho question
will not l,e aslkod Woro you baptized-wl1o1l,
whore, Or how; did you boong to tho Church,
md to what did you 60 to tho communion aud
boliove III tho ronl nroaonco or not did you pos
ueas good moral character before man7 Mono
OF ttoBo. a very difforont standard 10 raiaod, q
measure to reach tllo rocosBcs Of tho hoRrt. Did
you to tho will OF Him who Bont mo? Did you
be'ieyo tho record Of God respecting 1Iia Son,
eng O., did yon servo Him III einglonesB Of heart
!atling to qhfdo thoso toBtB, you must
1ali, 1ali into tho hands Of tho liring
goa. Anu why 60 foarful? Docauae Hd
no p!eaacB. VINO can Btand boforo tho power Of
omuil'otenco? All can neither turn from tho
florconess Of nis wrnth nor dictate tho terms Of
reconciliation. Man Is poworloas when tho thun-
derbolts OF heaVen are lot loose What arm can
stay tho etroko OF the Almighty As woll might
the sucking Child have stayed tho full Of tho
iron bridge a weok ngo. It ia fearful, because
God ia just, and will mete out tho just morits of
ovo1y cRso. Yot ono other thought. It Ia foRr-
fnl to fall, etc. Tho idea IL that those who full
into His hands arc those who will not
como arid trust themselves upon His word and
promise. It in not fearful to God, not fearful
to approach Him, not fearful to throw yourself
into uiH hands !; but whom mon will not como,
WILL NOT trust Him, will not oboy Hin, 1t will bo
, 1873-05-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May 11.-Tho Obserucr etatcs that /.
go1lelal election for rnombora OF Parliament will
bo hold next spring. Tho present Parliament
will meet for tho last time In February, for O
short gcssion, whom, aftor voting tho ostfmatos,
1t will bc dissolved. Tho now Parliament will be-
conyoked shortly nftor the lnator holidays.
LONDON May 1t.-At Republican Conyon-
ton held in bennington to-day letter from
John Bright was read dlscountonancing tho Re-
publican agltatIon, aud omphatically declaring
that tho wrior had ITO sympathy with those who
sought to uproot tho Drftiah monarchy.
, 1873-05-12

n,ombore Of tho Governors Council,
q which Amea Was mon,bor during
goYB. Androw'a and Olntlin's administrations,
mon 4 Alexander II. Rice Gnory, 'Twitoheil and
T. II. Rollins, md ox-0oy. Gardner, OF MasBn-
ehnsotts. Tho body wna taken to tho Easton
Cemotory, followed by D long oortogo, tho work.
on in tho omploy Of Oliver Amea sons, 400
ployes wore solcctel IS rnll-boarers.
~ mooting Of tito Hardware Trade and Man-
ufacs''rorB, yoatertlay, resolutions Of regret ut
tllo death Of oalsea Amos, and sympathy with
, 1873-05-12

>, bosToN, May ll.-oyor 1900 poople attended
the funeral Of Oates Amos At North Eaaton to-
day: Tho services moro In tho form prescribed
tn tho Unitarian Church. Among thoso present
wero Vice-presldont Wilson, Honator boutwell,.
tue Lioutoaant-Goyernor Of MassaohuBotts'
presidont Of tho Senate, Speaker Of tho House
OF Representatives, and several past and preacnt
, 1873-05-12

Special Disuatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
GuEEav11LE, O.. AIaY 11.-On May ., A1r. and
Airs. Bowman, living in the vicinity Of dettys-
burg, O., woro struck by lightning, instantly
Bowman, but thoro IL some hope for hia recovery.
, 1873-05-12
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, May 11.-Tho Government proposes
to modify certain provisions OF the Bank act,
with view to relieving the stock market.
, 1873-05-12
ITALY,

nos1E, May 11.---During tho sitting Of the
Chamber OF Deputies, yesterday, q crowd NUM-
Ing riotoua demonstrations Oh tho way, uud
shouting for tho complete abolition Of religious
corporations. Tho police made stand against
the mob, and prevented 1t from entering tho
DAlACo,
, 1873-05-12
The First Sabbath after the
Calamity:
Tho Church Observnnces-~.Fca
lures of the Duy,


region, tho first Sabbath following tho sttoko Of
the grcnt calamity, succeeding wook OF ouch
griof and anguish In tho stricken holnce Of this
community as has rarely boon oxccodod in tho
a''nala of human Bo1row. 4 peculiar tntorobt
haa attached TO this dny, as tho first occasion Of
public concourso natde from tho frequent funor.
alH that haye filled tho town with sy,nbols Of
,11nur,,tno.
at IN oatly hour in tho day. people bogan to
como In from neighboring loca1it!oe, aud from
tho homes Of tho town, until large concourso
OF spectators had resumed tho oporation Of
watching tho dismal proceedings at tho soono Of
tho oaRra1ty.
Both ehoroe OF tho riyor hnvo boon throng cd
watching tho work OF oloaning away tho fatal
Rpan. No additional bodies hayo boeu found
though five moro aro known to bo missing, al1
OF whom wlloro last soon on OF noar tho bridge
or In tho wntor.
At t1iB hour about oil tho debris of tho fatal
span hos leon drawn out of tito wntor and
wrookors aro dragging tho river at tint p1aco
and down tho river for u distance Of ,tlroo
miles. Throughout this whole oxtont tho dreadfu1
work is going on. II It Is possible for human
ehil aud labor to find theao bodies thoy will DO
found.
THE CHURCHES.
At II o'clock The novon churches of tho CITY
wore filed with weeping audiences. The mourn
ers proper in tho Baptist Church occupied tho
front scats filling 3 largo part of the room
In tho Methodist Church thoy Hero ecatIored
through the congregation. In ali, they woro
mourning which In oil tho churches hung from
altars, pnlpitB, ceilings, aud doors, made tla
congregations Of the Dixon churches to-day tho
most nolomn spectacle your reporter has oyor
eoen.
=, The sorvico in the Baptist Church oponod with
the singing OF tho hymn, Lord, How Myaterious
arc Thy Ways, by tho congregation, aftor which
tho pnBtor hov. j. II. Pratt, road tho 4Gth psalm
and ol1orel prayer. ''N'
- nEv. mn. rnArrB PRAYER.
Oh, God, vo come this morning to cock thy bcHpE.
Hast thou mt iil thy Providence ordered ait things
~ os aeath ,,1 r1mo to un without Thy lnowlcso2 sono
OF thoRo S1th lis In Thy sanctun 1sat Sunday nro not
art not in thls should utterly despair to-day. We
so a Ioes I'd mes III Hn nnSr 10 rst thst
soenoth ,ss, Hin good 2 Lord hcs tho wounds Tho,.
liz ! sF1 M 10 M e y,r S1sn m 9 Of
speak whom Thou nrt Hreakng7 o. grant that we NAV
comp ont Of this night OF into tho Light Of Gods
Amen.
THE REV. srR. rRATrs BEEMoN,
TEXT: "no still and know TINT nm Cod"
doubts tho existence Of God7 II there be- such @
to those who bolioye in tho Col OF tho Bible, t
Hpoalt With much trembling. Thoro are times
eno o11 crcumstsnGes when it eoom wrong to broak
DAY. Liko thunderlolt from the cloar eky fell
tho calamity Inst Sabbath. In tho midst Of
lifo VIC arc in death. God is speaking to US
to-day: Let ua Listen; bo still; 1Io speaks in
broezo or In tho wl,irlWint and the tempest. sTLo
hoayons declare His glory and tho 1rmamcnt
AhoWeth His handiwork. Day unto day uttoroth
, 1873-05-12

Samuel amith, OF RockpoEt, O., agod about
90, untclded In Cleveland On Friday by shooting.
Cause unknown.
, 1873-05-12

Madrid, slay Tho preliminary elections
for tho Constituent CorteA bognn ii, this city
yesterday. Tho n.,mbor of yoteH cast On the
frat day waa 32,525. Tho voting continues to-day
4 largo majority for tho I'otloral Republicans
il assured. The voto caat by other pariioB iu'n-
B!gnidcant, although there IL much excitement.
The election has 40. far boon peaceful.
Tho oillciul return Of tho Minister Of Fn1nco
shows TINT tho total doht Of spain in March,
1878, wtss = ,8so. goo, 600 perotas, about third
MADRID, Alny 11.-Tho Monarchiats hayo ey-
orywhorc abatained from voting in tic elections
for tho Constituent Cortes.
MApn1D h1ay 11.-Tlto TeloralistB layo car
ridd overy election district III tito city, 1t is re-
ported that the Magistrates have received orders
to hold Admiral Topoto ui.tlor arrest.
, 1873-05-12
FOREIGN.
Attempt to Assnssinato Z 10 Ger
'' man Emperor in Sta
tcrsburg, IN
Progrees Of tho French and Spanish
Electiou1,
RUSSIA.
rfErroftS E,.4,4f,,} I

[HcraM SUttfaR1
PAR1s, Kfay 11.-rho Emperor William va
tlrdd upon while reviewing tho troops at h +
Petersburg. Tho shot pnssod through his hel-
mot G11d wouudcd MI Adjutant.
LoNpoN, May 1t.-A report has boon received
loro TINT tho Emperor OF Germany WAS hroi
upon by priest whilo roviowing tho troops Of
st., Petersburg. The ball passed through his
holmot, Hoyore1y wonnling an Adjutaut. Tho
sidered ra}iab1G.
LONDON, ,R1ay 12.--Thg London Telcgruph TO-
leY CONTAINS ropurt that M attempt wns laa.lo
to asashsinato tho Emperor. William, Of Germany,
while ho was holding roview at Juatarberg 4
ptieat fred at tho Emperor, and the ball paaued
throtight hts holmot aid aovoro1y woundedan Ad-
jutant,
According to tho Dai'y No1s, this a.tompt
waH n,aio 1t Bt. Petersburg.
LONDON, May IA special dispatch to tho
London Times reports that Rilosinn picket
party under .connland Of d Colonel, III tho
advance gnard Of Gen. Kauffmnn's column, y:o1e
s1lrprinod by somo Bakharouo horaomon and all
put to doatl by implement. 1hreo officers md
4: Tow mon wcro cnptured by tho
KirgLeso betvoon OrBk and 'Kasaiinsk.
, 1873-05-12

tho pastor, Row. z. sicklos, choBe for his toxt
Pnalma xii, IL: "God hath spoken onco
Twice hayo heard that power belongeth unto
God" Within the l,aut month tho country and
world have boon startled by thoaa grout daaatora
oa,--tho losB of the Xtlantio, on ts highway Of
tho 1nnd, railway train rushing to tlontr,1c-
ton ut Meadow Brook, and the falling Of our
bridge, last but not loaAt. III tho 1lrst tho
nents.. Tho second was QUO or lonst
q commonwealth, whilo in this of o,,ra forty have
, 1873-05-12

Eho Return Of tho Fugitive Conklt1n
Experimentation Prominent Parties
Implicated ~- P9rnon Bellows E,x-
plntns--En1Ac Iecport OF rho Death OF
Gov. Dix~-Txvectl'B Onsc.-A accident to
Another Steamer of tho white stnr