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Richland beacon., 1873-11-08

YNHE undersigned having recently located,
for the present, AT least. in the Parish Of
Richland, would respectfully announce to the
citizens and planters Of the same that he will
execute any mill repairing dressing Of mill
rocks, of any and all descriptions, at short no.
tice. Also repair clocks when the gear does
not assume too much the make and work of
watches. All work guaranteed to give sats-
faction or no pay Can be found three miles
South east of Alta
May IL, 73. 6ni. WM II. RUSHING.
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M e x I O o.
Cabinet Changes and the Foreign
Relations Of the Ministry.
Congressional Support to the Govsrnment-Pers
feet Peace-Pruss;an Diplomacy for
German Mining PROFITS p =.
IElleRAm 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.
Cry OF MEXICO. Aurust I

Cry OF MEyIoo August 1911
..-t''i1.- VIA HAVANA AUGUST ~, 1873.
The following changes viii take place in the
Mexican Cabinet on the LIST OF October:-
Seniors +. Meta, Minister Of Finance Lafragua,
Minister Of State, and Balcare Minister Of Public
Works, win withdraw.
General J. Meta remains Minister OF War.
TWO vacancies which have existed since the cleo.
ton OF President Lerd0 dc Telada will be filed
The names OF the new Minister'S are not yet known
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO AMERICA
1t is understood the majority Of The new Congress-
will be opposed to all concessions to citizens OF the
United States.
The government win have the support Of two.
thirds Of the new Congress
PEACE AND COMMERCE.
Peace Is prevailing in every part Of tho Re.
public.
The commerce OF the country increased forty per
the same time last year.
Maruata, state OF Micho1can, on the Pacific
coast, 10 designated as new p0rs Of entry.
FOREIGN DIPLOMACY.
President Lerdo is anxious to renew diplomatic
relations with England, France and Belgium.
1t is reported the German government Is curry.
ing favor with President Lerdo, the Germans want
ing Lower California Tor mining purposes.
Senior Emilio Yelasc0 is spoken Of as Minister to
Washington.
The press is calling on the government to ex-
plain the difficulties existing in the Mexican and
American Joint Claims Commission al washington.
THE NEWSPAPER rBEss.
The Tropics Is the title OF new American news
paper published ut Tuspan.
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GOUVERNEUR X. LANSING,
treasurer, Earle's Hotel
The following subscriptions to the fund have been
received at the HERALD ONCE -
To THE EDITOR HRRALp:-
Herewith Is twenty dollars $50 for the Destitute
SICK Chiurens ruhu. r. L.
NEW York, August 16, 1873
To THE EDfToR TIE HERALD
place to the credit OF the Sick Fund for
Mother'sa and Children the enclosed dollar
LITTLE BELLA, 8. Orange.
NEW yoRx, August l6, 1879
Please add the enclosed s i've dollars to the Destitute
SICK Cnilurehs Fuhu' iours truly, g. r. L.
TO THE EpIroR HERALD
Enclosed find 81 for the "Rclief Fund" for Sick Chill
dren- A. II, s.
To THE EprroR OF THE HERALp.
Enclosed please find five dollars (S5 for the benefit NJ
the poor sick Children" Yours, &C., 4. O, NJ
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unfortunates who were in the car in a struggling
mass to the lower end. where there was no chance
for escape; and then cnsued
SCENE OF HORRORS
which cannot adequately be described. The smoke
stack and dome OF the engine were Knocked or by
the collision, and broken timbers OF the smoking
car penetrated the boiler, letting Loose 4 dense
volume Of hot steam, which poured into the car
s".;.nldlaS aud scalding the helpless inmates,
who. with shrleks, struggled vainly to extri-
cate themselves. Meanwhile Conductor Russell,
OF the passenger train who was un6dft, and q
s number Of passengers from the rear coaches dame
forward and endeayored 10 assist the poor victims,
but there was little to do beyond taking from the
wreck the dying and wounded, many Of whom
were tearfully scaded. Seven died soon after they
were taken out and four nave since died.
THE POINT WHERE THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED
Is near what Is known as the Sag, q low, marshy
meadow. about half way between Lemons aud
Willow Springs station, and there was not house
in the neighDorhood. The unhurt passengers,
however, took the bedding from the seepers
and ministered as much as was possible
under the circumstances to the wounded, while
Conductor Russell hurried back on foot to Lemont
and telegraphed superintendent McMullcn here
for surgeons and aid Mr.. Mullen hastily got to.
gcther hal! dozen physicians and supplies of such
articles az were necessary, and started about mid
night with special train for the scene OF the dis
nster arriving there ahout h,Ir- ,,,et ouo
Ever, thing possible done for the sufferers and
at six A. ~. the train returned to the city bring
Ing the untn, red coaches of the wrecked train and
all tho dead anl wounded except two dremen,
who were lelt at Ls.n2nt for burial.
On the arrival OF the train those Of the wounded
who reside here were taken to their homes ana
the others were taken to the hospital with the ex.
ception Of Captain Smith and Mr.. Tleury, who
were taken to the West Side Briggs House.
Neither OF these gentlemen, it Is feared. can re-
cover.
CRIMINAL REcKLEssNEss OF THE OFFICIALS.
The cause Of the accident was the criminal reck-
lessness Of the conductor and engineer of the coal
train, whose duty 1t was to wait at Lee
mont until the passenger train had passed,
unless they had received positive orders to
proceed This, the officers OF the road say,
was not the case and that the coal train should
have stayed ct Lemont. The conductor OF the coal
train, named Bernard, had been running the train
for year and was considered q first class man.
He has not been seen since the disaster and it is
thought he has escaped and fed, as the last seen
OF him he was in the caboose of his train
which was uninjured. No blame is attached to the
officers Of the passenger train. which is said to
have been on time and had the right OF track. The
run out from here tonight as usual
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Popular Opposition to the Cassion Of Pearl Island
to tbs United States-Citizen Expression
to the Court-Canvass Of tho
Policy--Marine Report.
HONOLULU, August 7,

Memorials are being forwarded to His Majesty
the King praying that he viii refuse to cede Pearl
Island to the United States.
The planters and o few merchants are organizing
what are called agricultural associations.
The King, chiefs and natives are united on the
question OF no cession OF territory. The whole
scheme OF cession is Ill advised, aud Will, undoubt-
edly place America and Americans in the back
ground here.
The foreign population is much divided In opin-
Ion on the question.
MARINE RErORT.
Arrived on the 5th instant, the ship Cornga, OF
Boston. leaking, with cargo OF guano. It will be
discharged. The cost Of repairs will be $500.
On the 9Th instant came in the United States
surveying ship Portsmouth, from cruise. All
well. F
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S P A ! N
Herald Special Report from
London.
Serious Aspect Of the National
Conflict at CartagSna.s
Convicts Released and Armed
for the Defence of the City.
Government Demonstration by
Powerful Siege Force.
British Naval Guard Of the Rebel
War Ships.
CONSULAR ALARM AID FLIGHT.
Carlist Fire on Foreign Vessels
OF Bilbao.
"A National Shil, DISABLED
by a Shell.
British Naval Guard Of the Rebel
War Ships.
CONSULAR ALARM AID FLIGHT.
Carlist Fire on Foreign Vessels
OF Bilbao.
a National ShiI, Disa b1ed
by n Shell.
KILOGRAMS TO the NEW YORK HERALD.


The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
-spondent in the British metropolis
LONDON, August IT, 1873.
The HERALD correspondent at Cartagena
Spain, telegraphs the following report from
Chat city, under date of the 18th Instant
The insurgent authorities of this munich
pality have released the convicts and armed
them for the defence of the place. The felon
force numbers 1900 men,
GOVERNMENT SIEGE IN FORCE.
General Martinez Campos besieges the city
with six thousand soldiers two batteries of
artillery and twelve mortars.
BRITISH NAVAL POLICE
The British feet guards the rebel frigates.
CoNsULs IN SUDDEN Congo.
The German and British Consuls have left
the city.
Carltst Fire on the Foreign Navies.
MADRID, August II, 1879.
The Carlists in the vicinity of Bilbao have
fred upon Spanish, French and English
vessels. Several men on board were killed
end wounded.
STRENGTH OF THE RoYAIIsT ARMY
It is officially stated that the entire Carlist
force in Spain does not exceed 1900 infantry,
$50 cavalry and seventeen pieces of artillery.
A NATIONAL SHIP DISABLED UNDER FIRE
One of the national blockading feet has
oeen disabled off Cartagena by q she'll
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Civic Fete 10 Honor Of Industry aud ths
>zs1s
Visitors to the Exhibition.
A Brilliant Scene and Munici.
pal Enjoyment.
Royalty and the Democracy
Represented.
Diplomas of Merit to America
and England.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Austrian capital
VIENNA, August II, 1873.
The Burgomaster of Vienna offered, short
time since, in the name of the municipality of
the Austrian capital, grand civic entertain
ment in acknowledgment of the success which
has attended the Industrial Exhibition, and
in compliment to those foreigners who have
taken more prominently marked interest in
the arrangement and management of the
international fair.
BRILLIANT SCENE AT THE srADTpARK.
The .fste came off at the Sadtpark during
the evening and night of Saturday, the 10th
inst, the leading citizens of Vienna, with
the most distinguished of the visiting stran-
gers, participating in the enjoyment
There were brilliant illumination, on
elegant supper, garden promenade and dane
ing to music by Strauss Band.
THE COURTS AND THE DEMOCRACY REPRESENTED.
The Archduke Charles Louis represented
His Majesty the Emperor Francis Joseph who
was unable to attend.
Amongst the guests were His Highness
Prince Wasa of Sweden; Governor Jewell,
United States Minister to the Russian Court
at St Petersburg, and the correspondent of
the NEW York HERALD.
Exhibition Awards to America.
VIENNA, August II, 1873.
In the machinery department of the Exhibi-
ton diplomas of honor have been awarded to
Corliss, of New York, and Sellers, of Phila-
delphia.
Twenty-six other United States exhibitors
receive medals for progress, nineteen medals
of merit and eighteen certificates of excel
lence.
The list of Exhibition medals is still pend
ing
DIPLOMAS.
A diploma has been given to the Board of
Survey and Lighthouse Service, making o
total to America Of ten diplomas.
TROPHIES TO ENGLAND.
England carries off thirty diplomas.
Among others Messrs. Bessemor obtain one
for steel, and firm in Worcestershire another
for porcelain.
The English have six diplomas for ma
chinery.
Sir William Armstrong has been awarded a
diploma for guns.
The Kensington Museum receives diploma
for proficiency as q museum.
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AN INCENDIARY PRE- IN PAWTUCXET.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., August II, 1873.
An inoendary fire in Pawtucket on Saturday
night partially destroyed the hoase OF the Monitor
Steam Fire Engine Company. The loss is s7os ON
the building, which Is owned By the town, and the
upper story occupied Town Hall. the COM
pany lost library and collection Of curiostie1
valued at several thousand dollars. At the trial Of
village engines, the afternoon previous, the M0nb
tOrs Ind won the silver trumpet.
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MUlDERBRs sUMMARrLY HANGED.

SAN FRANCISCO, August II, 1878.
At Tucson, Arizona, on the 9th Of August, Pedro
Negras and wife, pawnbrokers, were murdered.
ak men we've arrested on suspicion. One OF the
number, L. pOrdOva, confessed, implic1ting two OF
the others. They were compelled to tell where,
the plumber was contested. Il was determined to
hang them aisv. or the party, John Willis, Cor.
dova and Lopez Sagnasspa were hanged byeGh0
mob on q scanoid erected near the Jail.
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ELMIRA RACES.

ELMIRA, ". ", August II, 1878.
The entries for the races at the Elmira Driving
Park closed last night. The number OF entries is
nfty-two, and among them are some of the most
noted horses In this part Of the country. The
trottlng begins on Wednesday, the goth instant,
and continues three days. The track has been
entirely overhaued and improved in all ways, and
is now In splendid condition.. The managers
anticpate great success
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CONN ECTING LIFE SAVING STATIONS BIZ
TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1873.

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1873.
Captain Howgate, Of the Signal Service, leaves
the city tomorrow morning to make preliminary
survey Tor telegraph line along the coast OF New
Jersey. rom Cape May to Sandy Hook. connecting
with the several life saving stations, which are TO
be used for the display OF cauionary signals a
similar survey has been made oil the MASSACHUSETTS
coast and the necessary cable and wire for the de-
sired line already ordered.
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ACCIDENT TO A FREIGHT TEAM,
PATERSON. N. J.. Auoust ~

PATERSON, N. j., August IL, 1879
A freight train ran or the track here last night
owing to a broken wheel. Five cars were scat
tered over both tracks, delaying travel three
hours. A westward bound passenger train due at
the time, was fortunately ten minutes late or a
terrible disaster would almost certainly have oc-
curred.
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ENGLAND.
The Premier's Position as Chancellor of the Ex-
ohequer-Coal Pits Closed.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August II, 1873.
Mr.. Gladstone has been legally advised that his
reelection to Parliament Is not required by his
assumption Of the Chancellorship Of tho Ex-
chequer.
COAL PITS CLOSED.
Many coal pits in Leicestershirc have been closed,
several thousand miners having struck in conse-
quence OF dissatisfaction with the weighing
system
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RAILROAD COLLISION IN RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE r. l., August II, 1878.
collision on the Stonington Railroad switch, at
Westerly, on saturday evening, disabled two loco
motives and delayed the New York trains several
hours till the track was cleared No one was hurt.
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MoURNFUL ACCIDENT IN JERSEY CITY.

Yesterday afternoon well-known gentleman
named William Kelly, while driving up Grams
street was thrown from his vehicle and had hin
neck broken, causing death In very short time.
neceased was a superintendent OF butchers at tho
Communipaw abatt0ir, where ne was much e.
teamed.
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Ferdinand Dautsh, aged twenty, OF $50 West
Twenty-sixth street, was drowned yesterday In the
North River w a small boat, In which he was out
sailing, capszlng.
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IEIFfnlM 10 THE NEW yohS AfaALu.

COPENHAGEN, August IL, 1873
The Czarowitz and family are visiting the King
OF Denmark az Fredensberg.
The Crown Prince, Frederick William. OF Ger
many, has arrived at Malmo. on his way to Free
densberg.
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DEATH OF A COMEDIAN.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August IT, 1878.
Mark Quinlan, comedian, late OF the Arch
Street Theatre died this evening at the Washing.
ton Hotel OF consumption. HIS parents reside In
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Health IL Tncstimable Jewel. The
cough deprives Of 1t may take life too.
One bottle of uALE'S HONEY OF uOARHOUND AND
TAR will avert the evil and save you from consumption
VIII yoa weigh life against o half dollar?
PIXIES TOOTHACHE DROPS in minute
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THE DESTITUTE sICK CHILDREN.

Additions to the Fund for Their Benefit.
The following additional subscriptions to the sick
children's fund have been received since the last
report. in answer to the appeal in the HERALD
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A.-Kcarncy's Extract Buchu Cures
more diseases bladder and kidneys gravel diabete
female Weaknesses dyspepsia and nervous debility that
all other remedies combined. Depot 1Of Duane street.
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A.-Herald Branch OHicc, Br0oklym
corner OF Fulton avenue and Bocrum street.
Open from A. VI. to Q L. NJ
On sunday from to 3 +. NJ.
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DENMARK.

Ruwo-German Royalty in sympathy with tho
Crown.
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All Ask Is, Call md Sec MY Novel Ap>
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Through the Rev. A,vah Wiswal-
From friend God pity the po0r.".......... 81 90
mite Tor sick children excursion. 200
Little Clara Philips. 200
Or. r. krack0wizer. Observation-Disclosures. 30
George o. BankeFor sick children's excursion 10 %
Cash. ...................... 30
Oscar smedberg-For poor sick chidren....... % 90
Through John r. raurc-
Quests OF Glen Ridge House, Cornwall N. Y,
through James q. Roc proprietor. .......... III 90
Mrs. James r. Faye. 10
Friends at stonngton. :...................... %
Friends at ashington Heights. .............. Do
Through Jones Ryder
n. 5. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ................. 10 %
Cash .......... 20J
No name 90
Cash-a lady. ................... 500
Through Charles o. C0nor-
Sick Children's Relief und ........... 500
w. H. W
Through dunlap Co.
General McDowelrs little daughter ........... 20o
Q-d--f.. W
Through Theodore Moss
Through Charles Ii. Kcndrick- y"
Sent 10 the treasurer
Collection in Adelphi Council No. A o. u A. M 40
Hattie r. 90
In memoriam % o.
Having been blest, we give. Is 10
Total ..........................$2A 30
Previously acknowledged ................... 2yI so
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-02

Total. ..............-.-.......Z6 o.3 0J,'Ze
CHEESE. receipts ofSNestern em-
brace 59.326 boxes, against 3,0U3 last year
and 62,2i5 the year before.
CoFFEE.-The imports of Rio amount to
lSS.073 bags. against 1888 last year,
I6S.i07 in ls7l-72. 209,2j in lS707l, 40, 572
in lS6J10 and l07 900 in 1860, showing an
increase over last year OF ll,740 bags. This
is for the regular commercial year from
September l to August 81, inclusive, but
the coffee year of the trade dates from July
to July, during which the course OF the
market is best shown by the annual circu-
lars Of Messrs. Marks & Co., and Small Il
Co. issued on the first of July.
Taking a general retrospect of the trade.
we find that while the entire imports of the
United States from Brazil for ten years.
ending in 1860, amounted to 8 1924, 00S bags,
the imports to New Orleans embraced
3.293. SSl. or nearly one third. Nor were
there any marked variations in the proper
tions during this decade. In some wears
the imports at New Orleans were more.
and in others less than third Of the total
increase, but the general result was as
stated During the three years from 1861
TO 1869 inclusive. the total imports were
1870. COS bags, of which only 30i,373 bags
were received at this port. or less than nine
per cent. In the year ending June 30. 1870,
the respective amounts were l,35s. 443 bags
at all the ports, and 1878 at New Orleans,
or more than ten percent in theyear 1901,
l.537 .06l at all the ports and 2o3.945 at New
Orleans or fraction over thirteen and a
quarter per cent; in 1912, POI ,532 bags al