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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-01

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI,
u TED STATES for the Eastern District Of
Virginia.
In the matter Of Joseph E. Physioc, bank
rupt--in bankruptcy. llT
At Richmond Va, this 10th day of February,
To Whom 1t May Concern--The undersigned,
Jacob Cohn, of Richmond, Virginia, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee of the
estate Of Joseph Z. Physioc OF Henrico county
In said district, who was, on the 22d day Of
JAN, 1878, adjudged q bankrupt on his own Pc
tition by the District Court of said district
Dated Richmond, Va, February 20, 1875
UcnA H4 M JACOB COIN,
fe 22--S3w Assignee.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-01

n w W. FURBE15,
Register in bankruptcy for the
NH 3l-M2w Sd Congl Dist. of Va
, 1873-08-08
milwaukee,.
Death of q Prominent VossoI- Oxvner-.
Suit for Malicious pr0gccutloM.-At-
tempt mt Suicide.

Death Of q Prominent Vezaol-OxVner-.
Suit for Malicious prosccutlon.-At-
tempt mt Suicide.
Special D,srateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 7.-Capt. 1Baao Nelson, a
prominent vesaol-ownof Of this city, died at ILLS
residence, this evening, from tho offeota Of an
injury received at 8anlorman d Maschanor'a
coal yard. Ho was Watching the procoas Of un-
loading one Of his voaso1s, when bnrrowman
on tho tracl1way overhead slipped and toll; tho
barrow atruolf Mr. Nelson In tho nnpo OF tho
mock md paralyzod him. He lingorod till last
evoning, Nelson was st yoars Of ngo,. and
vol known to snilora on our lake.
Ho Ind commanded tho schooners Napoleon,
Dolphin, Ii, 8. Scott, and Nelson, and retired
from actiye business In 1865, after smiling for q
poriod Of twolye years. Tho flags Of tho Hhip-
ping In port aso at half-mass, out Of respect to
tho dead.
Thaddeus Poo1o md Robert Hargrnvo hhve
commenced stitB against ono N. Eerrlok, OF the
Town OF Wa1watosA, for malicious prosecution,
and clainl damagoB to tho amount Of $40. 600.
Forrick Ind causea tho arrest of Poole and Har-
ceny. II appeared OH tho trial that tho dofcnd-
anta wcro driving by Ferrick's farm, and that
they Ind plcked up piocos Of tros that Ind
beon blasted by lightning. They were arrostod,
triod, and discharged, and now ontor oountor
suit for damages.
A Mrs. Morrison attempted suicide at tho
praeger HouHe, Inst night, by hanging horBelf.
She VIVA discovered In time, and will rocovor.
Deapondenoy, caused by oyor-inlulgouce In
drink, led to tho act. Her husband il m indus.
trioua moollnio
, 1873-08-08

Hss.eAoH' LILO puyHlcAua Att0utluH DUuofo Suo
Co1umnus. 6hio, Ang, 7,-rhoro aro Wild
1amorB alont In tho noighborhood OF this city us
to the cholora In tho locality. A talk this oyon-
Ing with four prominent phyaioanB shows, on
the bost information obtainablo, TINT ainco July
o there have bcon twenty-four caBoa Of cholora
outside OF the ponitonttary. Eighteen caBos
woro fatal. Thoro nre now but ak casen In the
city. Two Of those nro Of a mild typo.
Several acgroeB at work at the Grand Chain,
On tho WabAsl,. arc reported to hayo died..
JAoKsoxvtLtE, ILL.,, Aug. "a gentleman N
from Scott County, who roncled this cl,y laas
evening, reportB two moro doathH from onoiola ta.
Of Exoter, ILL.,, yesterday, nnd BIZ now casoh' aa
Exeter ia q small place, containing noe moro
thnn 100 porBonn. II III but slxtcen or soyentooh
milos from Jacksonville, and notwithstanding
tho ohoorn Ia almost at our door, tho cry au,
thorittoB Of Jnokeony1l1o hare totally neglootol
to hayo nuieances OF tho most horrible kind
which exist within tho corporation limita OF tho
plaoo abated, and l1nvo dono nothing toward
having tho city cleaned up.
NAg1yIL1E, Tonn., Aug. 7--Tho ollo1ora reap-
poarod In Chattanooga today. Eight caaos;
two fatal. As yet 1t is confined to tho colored
population, and is caused from eating unripo
frit and molo1ls. Tho Mayor has isanod tho
following proclamation: 'Tho snle or e1hibi-
tion for sale Of all fruits and vegetables, except
potatoes mud tomatoes, is horoby prohibited In
tho City Of Chattanooga, tho public wolfaro TO-
quirinG it,
IIopK1Nsy1L1E, Ky., Aug. 7.-Throo doaths
froul cholora reported yoatorday ono to-day.
, 1873-08-08

near , tho rolling mills, occupied ea boarding.
llouBo, and ownod by Mrs. Mccoy, widow.
Tho dro waa lrat discovered In tho Kitchen
about o'clock n the evening" and ana wss .t s;| si|
renewed enorgy about Q o'clock this morning
totally destroying the building and most Of tue
clothing, Tho loss on tho building aud furni-
turo Is about %, 900 insured for 81 ,00o.
: JAoKsoNv1LLE, Aug. IA b,1aineHs houso nt
Dreeae arosn County, 1!l, yns sona5nea ~
to James Lindor, and waa uninsured.
DErRo1r, Mich, Aug. 7.-ycatertny,, at Con-
ntautino, Mich, barn belonging. to J. D. Cor
ton was destroyed by fro. Tho barn was 5uet!
built and lllod with grain and hay. 1t was cot
At Day City, Mich, yesterday fire in Wll,
lam pcters' mill burned tho mill and 800 goo feot
Of lumber Oh tho docks, damaging the sa1t-
works to tho extont OF 81 ,000. The mill was
old, md valuod ut $4,000, without insurance,
Tho Balt-works wore uninsuroll. Tho lumbor
was valued at SIC, 600 insurance, b,oo0, which
includes 100, 900 foot Bayod. The insurance On
the docks wan 81 300.
JANEsv11LE, Wis.,, Ang. 7.-Thoman Lynoh'e
Blnughtor-ho,tBo waH burned last night. LOSS,
5000; no Insurance.
, 1873-08-08
THE TURF,

TIRE SARATOGA uAEEos
gAnArooA, Aug. Tho llrst and particular
event was tic raco for the Kenner stakes, for g.
yonr-olds 800 entrance foo, s60 forfeit with
ii, 500 added by the association !; distance two
miles. springbok was tho favorite IN the pools,
iuat bofofe tho 1aco selling for 1905 /; 1n-usod,
2,1O; gtraohino, 305, Wavorly, 1856 Catosby,
1.G0; aold, lao. Tho following started: Mo
rodsc. strachino, nl-uscd. Ca!eHby, springbok,
whisper, Alice, Mitchell, and Wayerly. Tho
race was won BY ul-uaed, by mock !; straohino
second, and springbck third. Timo, $3.50.
Tho second race WAS for q purse of 5000, oil
ages, ono mile and half. Tho following horses
started: Wauderer, Arizonn, DoaB Tweed md
1so1us. Wandoror was tho tayorite, selling at
400 to 1S0 for Arizona which got tho lend at the
start and kept it to the finish, winning in two
lougths, Wauderor coming in second, and Boss
Tweed third. Time, 2:38.
Tho third event was q selling race, oil nEoa
for purse Of $500, ono milo aud quarter. len
horBos started. Cingamon was tho winnor,
Dusinoas coming in second, aud Minnie W.
third. Time, 2:101.
TIE EE0L18u TURF.
LONDON, Aug. 7.--Tho race for the Brighton
cup took place at Brighton yesterday and was
won by Uhlan Flageolot SECOND, Morn1ngton
third. Fivo ran. Betting at tho start WAS to
against Uhlan, eyon on Flagoolot, and 8 to
against M0rnington.
, 1873-08-08

Specta! Dispateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
lNnIasApoLls, Ind, Aug 7.-Tho cholera scare
y about over, thoro belmg but one case yester-
dAy and one to-day. II is thought It will tliaap-
pear entirely In o day or two. Ninoteon deaths
have occurred since its appearance two weeks
ago. Tho presence OF tho disease soema to have
no oiYoct upon buBneAs
EvAksylLLE, Ind, Aug. 7.-Thc Journal Ape-
o!al reports three now cahos and two doaths at
Carni, ILL.,, from cholora today.
piTlshuRon, Aug. 7.-Wlthfn the past threo
days thefe haa boon two doatha from cholera
in the immedinte western limits Of the city. a.
man named Mooney, and Lis wife, who
from q diaoase which tho doctors, at.
tor consultation, decided waa cholera To-
day it WIS aHeertained that Mrs. Ward,
living within tho city limits, who had attended
Nrs. Mooney III hor eiokness, has boon similarly
, 1873-08-08

DETROIT Mich, Aug. 7.-Yostorday Thomaa
Hcaulon, aged 10 years, waa drowned. With
other pernous, one Of whom WAS drunk, ho went
to tho middle Of tho river iu small row-boat,
which upset.
CLEyELANp, O., Aug, T.-The body found In
tho lake yoAtertlay il supposed to DO that Of
William r. Smith, Prosecuting Attorney OF Aler-
cor County, Ohio. A1r. Smith ia known to havo
been III this city short time before his tliBap-
poaranco.
ALTON, ILL.,, Aug, IA young man of thenano
OF Louis Howard, M omploye Of tho Daily 1ele-
graph office, was drowned this evening while
bathing in tho river.
M1oli1aAN Cry, Ind, Aug. 1.-Two litt1o
boys, Charles Miller, aged years, aud William
Oaldon, aged 7, woro found drowned In Trail
Crock, near the old tatnory, last evening. Tho
s,ppostlon is from tue e. evidence before tho
log IN the oreak and slpped OF. Verdict, acoi-
dental drowning. This is the Atth death by
drowning In leHa than month.
, 1873-08-08
PROBABILITIES,


WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-For tho Northwest,
dtminiHlliny pressure, Bouthor1y winds. wnrm
and increasingly cloudy woather. For the Up
por Lnko region and 1udiana, northwestorly to
easterly, With cloudy weather and local
rainH, extending to tho Lower Ohio VAL
ley. For Lowor Lakes, and thonco to West
Virginia, southweRtorly and northoasterly winds,
temporarily cooler, cloudy weather, and Light
local rains. For: New England, sotuthwoaterly
winds, warm, cloudy weather, and occasional
rains. For tho Middle Atlantic States,
aouthwcaterly and westerly winds, low barome-
casional rains. For the South Atlantic und
Eaatern Cult states. falling barometer, south.
eastorly winds, rising temperature, occasional
cloudy weather, and rains near tic coast. For
tho Western Gulf, Bouthoasterly winds, high
temperature and generally cloar weather.
sTAGE OF WATER.
Daily report OF tho stage of water, with
changes III tho q hours ending 9 p. m., Aug. 7,
1873:
, 1873-08-08
SPORTING MATTERS.
THE TRIGGER.
Special Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.

Special Dfspatch to Tho chfeaao Tribune.
sHoor1Nd-MATcu At aA1Esnuno.
GA1Esuuno, ILL.,, Aug. IA couple Of worry In
torosting shooting g-1natchos wero hold on tho
prairie, couple Of miles woat Of this city, to-
day, botwoon party from Mondota and ono
from aalosburg. Tho match in the morning
was petwcen q couple Of crack shots for s25 q
side. Tarne pigeons, from patent traps, wero
used. Tie contestants Woro l.. TAYLOR, Of hlen-
dota, and A1r. BROOKS, Of this city. Fifteen
shots apiece woro fred, and, % will be seon BY
the score, tho mntch was closely contested. Bot
ting was lively among the largo crowd Assem-.
bIod aud q largo amount Of money changed
hands. Below iH tho scoro
llrooKs-l1 -l11l111l110o11i Totai. 13.
Tho match In the afternoon was ono Of much
greater intorcst. It was for $500 hide. Tue
fonoes aud grounds were crowded with lados
and gentlemen eager to witnens tho sport. Thore
wcro four Bhootista on a sldo. Fftoon ahots
apiece were made, and tho shooting from tho
beginning to tho end was extraordinarily close.
A. goodly number Of tho sporting, gentry
wero presont, and tho o1citemens WAS Intense.
Money flow about as plentifully ae birds.
Toward tho close of tho match, parties would QUO
minute bot ton to two one way, and the next ro,
verso their offers, Some beautiful and difficult
shots were made, which olicited teafoning ap-
wore vol backed by their friends, and tho
Galoaburg boys were as we'll supported. The
| WeAthCr WnB G8 favorable na could pe uGblEeu
AS will be aeon by the following scoro, tie
homo boys got away With the Mondotaa:
Btook-1 0011 11111 la.
Austit1-1 o 11111 l11111 la
1}ra1oy-1 II o 0 0 90 is.
DrookB-1 0 OH oil 1-8.
Mtltosa. H..
EnBlebraugh--n l l ! o 0 0a.
Crookor-I 11lG10 O10111 Ill.
Dewey IL 11010110 La
L. Taylor-1 01111110l1 lis.
AuBtin and Taylor, who were a tic On tho
match, shot to decide whother tho Qhosburgere
we're winners around. Austin got his fiyo birds,
aud Taylor lost one OF his, which gave the Gales
burg-party tho laurols.
r1uEoN-HuooT1N1 AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, N. T., Aug. 7.--rhe pigeon-shoot-
ing tournament for tho Loritlard medal was fln-
| iHhed horc to-day. Brown, OF Cleveland, won by
score of 81 killed and 8 missed: paine, OF
| New York, got tho second money, killing 20 and
missing II. Hudson, OF Syracuse, killed II
and missed 1s, and Ta1roll, Of Chicago, killed
| 2G aud missed Il. Neither Bogardus nor
| Kloinman would continue tho shooting,
claiming that they had not received notice
Of tito postponemont Of tho shooting
! from o. m. to 4 p. H., and would not shoot.
| The referoo, Miller, Of New York, consequently
lot them Withdraw their stakes, md at tho se..93
tmo declared all pools and betB oil. This osnsea ~
great dissatisfaction blor havug boon sgia y9ia,n IL
| tic fold against Paine, Bogardus, aud Alo!o"
! man as faYoritea at almost ten to one
, 1873-08-08

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. IA special to the
journal gives particulars Of an outrageous mur-
der which occurred In Davis County, KY, last
night. Six disguised mon entered the hougo Of
Robert J. Allen, who j. wealthy farmer, living
his nophow, john Allen, wero sleeping together
ut the time, but both wore arousod by The thieves,
who at onco commenced firing upon thom
Robert Allen was eliot in the thigh, and bis
nephow in the breast Both effected their CO.
body Of the nephew was found. Ho was young
1awyor Ut much promise, and greatly esteemed
in this section. No cluo has boon obtained to
the murderer. but tho whole community iB
aroused. 1t Ia beloved that tho murderer on
tored the house with intent to commit
burglary.
, 1873-08-08
OBITUARY..

Hugh A. Small, wcll-known provision dealer
and packer Of this city, died this eyonng at hia
residence, No. 2l1 Oalumot avonuo, Of diarrhca
from which dianae he had been suffering for
Hovoral days. AIr. Small came to Chicago In
1864, and has over ainco beon actively engagod
in Tie provision tradc. He was hold il tho high
est oatoom by hts fo]low-merchants as man
scrppnoualy honorable and upright E in al lis
and GROVE his many friends. Deceased was a
nntivo Of ireland, and was 80 years Of age, and
leaves wife mud young family.
, 1873-08-08

NEW YonK, Aug. IA japan letter eays:
"on the 2lst inst, 10000 mon, mostly farmers,
former Daimios rotainors, armod with swords,
attacked tho Government caut1o at Fukuoka, aet
fire to the. buildings, destroyed oil tho official
books aud papora, killed six ot1icers, md four
~ they saw the rebels .overpowering them.
Three oflcera only escaped, and throe tlod to
Logo, sixty miles above Nagasaki. Tho telo..
graph line from Eagasaki to Yokohama, and
Which passes through Taikinzen, was utterly
destroyed, and the overland mail road WIS block
adcd 80 TINT information is obtained slowly.
A report has roacllod Nugasaki that tho houaes
OF oil the people in uakatl aud tho country
had boon burned, and that the dwellings Of
rich mon nnd tho banks had beon robbed. The
insurgents arc said to number ut least 150, 600.
Tho cause Of the revolt ia that the Government
has required tho taxes Of the farmers to bo paid
in money instead of produce. together with tho
probable failure Of tho rico CROP"
, 1873-08-08
AUSTRIA.

PANS, Aug. IA Vienua dispatch says that
tho Count do Chanlbort yestorday returned his
visit to tho Count do Paris. The interview be-
tween tho Princes laatod over an hour. Nothing
ia known Of tho naturo of the conference.
PARIS, Aug. IA Vonna dispatch says that
In his Into interview with tho Count do Chnln-,
hord, Count do Paris acknowledged tho former
to be tho head OF the House Of bourbon, and OF
the royal lino Of Franco. On the return, visit OF
Cha1nbord to tho Count do Paris, the latter mot
Chambord ut tho door Of Ais hotel and escorted
him within.
Tho rumor that n. Cousceles Was endeavor-
ing to induce tho French Government to attempt
tile re-ostablishmont Of the temporal power OF
the Pope Ia unfoundod.
, 1873-08-08
The Cfon8s

first one in several weeis visited Ills Section to- to.
day, reyiving tho parchod vegetation, partiou-
larly corn and potatoes. Harvesting is Well
along.
NEW YonK, Aug. 7.-The Constitutional giyca
q favorable account OF tho harvest prospects in
Franco. There has been marked improvement
In tho appearance Of tho crops, and there is
promise Of GIL abundant harvest, Of excellent
quality.
, 1873-08-08
A Running Fight with IIo,lghs In tho
IndiAn TerritDry

ST. LOUIS, Aug, 7-The Democrat Ina ppoo-
ial from Vonteta, 1udian Iorritory. which saya
there was agl.t on Tuesday about twonty- y-ayo
miles from there, Oh Verdfgria Crock, caused by
party OF ronghH assaulting more quiet citizonH.
and driving them and tieIr families from homo
About forty citlxona started In pursult Of tho
rougils, overlook thom, and fight onHued, in
whio. several were slightly wounded. Tho
aud at laht accounts tho purBuess woro Htill not
up to them.
Thia fight is probably tho same that WAS 70.
ported from HanBas City last night,
, 1873-08-08
Death and Destruction Caused
by Earthquake in
Italy.
Important Changes in tho British
Cabinet,
Facts and Rumors Concerning the
! Spanish Rebellion.


ITALY.
WAsn1NoToS, Aug. 7.-An official lottor, dated
Belluno, Italy, nayH: 'On tho evening OF Juno
20, a terrible earthquake occurred horo, carrying
doath to many mud coneternation to all. Tho
dead aro countel by tons, and tho 'matorial III
jury dono by millions. Every fourth or fifth
building ia made uninhabitsble. Tho principal
monuments arc ovorthrown or seriously injured.
Everywhere ithe cry Of anguish Ia raiaol, aud
aeela for prompt aud ofroctual re1ief.n
, 1873-08-08

Special Dispatch Ia Tie Chicago Tribune.
0sMKoBH Wis, Aug. 1.-THE firm Of Case,
Klaus Co., OF Groen Buy, WAS yesterday thrown
into bankruptcy. The estate Of o. X. Moore, Of
Noonah, waa the complainant, tho order being
granted by Judge Miller, Of Milwaukee. partoa
n thia city who profess to 10 posted assert that
Co.. aud Earl. Caso & Go. will reaoh half y
million dollars.
, 1873-08-08
Su4Gt0Cs

WACO, Tex, Aug. 7.-William Horny Drown
Of birmingham, England, suicidel by shooting
hirnaolf through the heart,
man, hanged hlmsolf tonight ut the swisa
IIotol. Ho recently arrived from the East,
destitute Of money and dishoartoned
, 1873-08-08

Special nfsVakcA to The Chicago Tribune.
Ger1nnn na,uol 4. hIarotuB, while breaking q
colt to work in reapor III tho town Of Calumet,
thrteon miles from horo, YVES thrown in front Of
tho raapor and had both legs cut of Just above
tho aul;os. He blod to death boforo medical
aid could reach him.
, 1873-08-08

Special Dispatcn to The Chicago Tribune.
JAaEsv1LLE, Wis, Aug. IA furious thunder
storm, accompanied by somo hail, passed. over
hore this noon, and for On hour rain foil in tho
city humorous ahade-trecs were blown down,
and outside tho city tho damage is reported
great to wheat, corn and tobacco, but nothing
definite can be given as yet.
, 1873-08-08

Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1rib,.ns.
srn1Nar1EtD, Aug. 7.-Tle farmers Of De-
Witt County will hold harvest homo picnic On
tho 18th inst., at Clinton. Adelogation Of gem
tlomon from that county called upon ox-0oy.
lalmor, and urged him to be proBont and ad-
tlroBu thom OIL tho OCCASION. IIo has consented
to do 80. Gov. Deyoridgo has also boon invited,
and haa accepted. Special arrangements haYo
beon maao with tho railroads, and large crowd
may DO expected.
, 1873-08-08

NEW YonK. Aug, 1.-The Tribune tomorrow
will publish tho following &1r, Whitley, mem-
her OF the British Parliament, who arrived horo
to obtain Testimony favorable to tho claimant to
tho Iiehborus title. told q Tribune reporter
, 1873-08-08
GERMANY.

BERLIN, Aug. 7.-The North German Gazette
donteB tho Truth Of the current report that tho
German Consul ut Cartagena wont to Madrid to
place the captured insurgent yossels at tho dis
poHal Of the Government. =
, 1873-08-08

sr. Louts, Aug. 7.-The election returns hayo
boen received from tLroo districts In the Ohero-
koa Natlon-Dolawaro, saline, and Cowee-bkor-
wee-which tho Dosing party carried by a Do
cidod majority, and fool confident OF eleoting =
majority To the Council.
, 1873-08-08
nf fN1yn,

DEs MONIES, H., Aug. 7.-Tho State Board Of
Equalization oloHed their laborB today. The
population Of Iowa is ,240.418. In tho assoss.
mont Of citioB Dubuque ranks first In amount,
Des Moines SECOND, Burlington third, and
Davenport fourth.
, 1873-08-08

Tho SnnGnmon County Enrmcra.
Specta! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srn1Nar1ELD, Aug. Tt has boon determined
that tic farmers Of this county will hold con-
vontion for the purpose OF nominating county
ofAcora. Tho day on which tho convention viii
be hold Is not yot fixed.
, 1873-08-08
A Fight with the ApncI,cs,

sAN FnAsolsoo, Aug TIN II fight At Oak
Creek, near Camp Verde between the troop.
and Apachcs, on tho 28th of Juno, three Indiaus
woro killed and five women captured.
, 1873-08-08

Spscial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON Aug. 7,-My dispatch in regard to
tue yacht race yesterday, waB misprinted 80 as
including the Eclipse, Capt. Cabanno. which
won the race 80 sploudidly, were owned BY St.
Louis visitors.
, 1873-08-08

MADRID, Aug. 7.-Ihe Carlists have attacked
Oyarzun. In Guipuzooa. A conspiracy lnB boon
diHeoyored to give tho town np to tho enemy,
and many arrests hayo boon made.
Tho bun1hard1nent OF Valencia Inns boon ssts-
pended. . tlhe Of truce having 1's-. received
from tho insurgents luluuatlpg parley, Which
is now going on.
Tho Go1tcs. by vote Ct 184 ycaa to nay,
passed the bill granting constitutional t.n
in tho course OF tho debate, declared that tho
island would always remain faithful to Spain.
The I,n,>trciaI rays that Espartero ia extremely
popular III tho Cortes.
b..oSNE, Aug. 7.-The Carlists claim victory
rt Elgneta, in duipuzoon. They atnte that they
captured ono Republican General ind GOO pria-
onern.
, 1873-08-08

LONDON, Aug. 7.-Tho election in East staf-
fordBhi1o, to fill o vacancy In tho House Of Com
mons, caused by the death Of Atr. McOean, re-
suited in tho return Of s. O. Asopp, Conaorva-
tive. by q majority Of 900.
a rumor ts oufront thfa morning that Robert
Lowe, Chancellor Of tho Exclloqner, md Acton
smoo Ayoton, Firat Commissioner Of Works aud
buildings, havo tendorod tloir designations.
tho result Of an apoplectio stroke Ia incorrect.
10 w9s nutfering from q very novore attnok Of
neuralgia, but Is now much butter, anl expects
aoon to DO completely restored.
Journals this morning contradict tho report
that Priuco Arthur is betrothod to tho princesB
Thyria.
LONDON, Aug. IA 1aygo quantity Of debris
from wrecked vcsBol has been discovered OF
the coast OF ireland. Tho wreck is supposed to
have been that Of the State Line Steamship
Saturday Inst. No survivors from any wreck IN
that vicinity have Us yot boen heard Of, and
nothing moro definite in regard to tho disaster
can now DO learned.
this city to-day welcomed the Canadian Orange
doputios with a.grand public demonstration.
IoNnoN, Aug. IA Cabinet council Was hold
this afternoon. Tho discussion resulted in an
Marquis Of Ripon, ind Mossrs. ohildors
first for private REASONS. Gladstone,
in addition to the Premiership. assuneH tho
ChancellorAhip Of tho Exchoqner in Lieu OF
Lowe, who assumes tho Homo Office. Bn1co il
to DO made a Peer. aud will succeed Lord 9ipon
as President OF the Council. Donllam Carter
succeeds Baxter as Joint Secretary Of Mo
Treasury. Arthur Peel becomes the LiberA
whip. Other changes aro expected in foH
days. John bright joins tho Cabinet AZ Chan"
cellor of tho Duchy Of Lancaster.
LONDON, Aug. 5, G d. m.-Joln George Dodson.
late Chairman OF tho Committee Of the Whole OF
tho House, succeeds William T. Baxter Oh Joint
Secretary Of tile Treasury. [NoTB TO Ens.-The
Herald special n1ukcB Cartor succeed Da1tor.l
, 1873-08-08
FRANCE

NEW YonK, Aug. TIA Paris dispatch says !:
Victor Hugo is believed to 10 dying"
, 1873-08-08
FIrG2.

JOLIET, H., Aug. 7.-Laat night fire broke
out In large two'etorJ frame building situated
, 1873-08-08

kuTaAcFa Oh Asnn0s 1koceEs nNM 9sFpONG
Counties Dcclurs IN Favor OF EVnEh.
burnG for G0vcrn0r.
Specfas Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Aug. 7.-Tho Brooklyn Orange of
Patrons Of Husbandry, composed Of membora of
tho southern part Of Dane aud parts Of Rock
aud Greene Countos, and embracing several
Democratic membors. hayo adopted resolutions
thanking Governor Washburno tor tho ab1e and
impartial 1nanuor in Which lo has executed tls
, 1873-08-08

BASE BALL.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.-Daso bali l:-Balti-
moros, s; philadelphias, 4.