, 1873-04-10

rlcane swept over ueIc Cdturuiiy utter
noon. The wife and children of A.
steiger were killed by the house falling
them.
New YORK, April 6.-The strike of
rs men, Notwithstanding their places
I'VE been filled to a certain extent, oc-
STONED the turning off the gas supply
on tie west side of the city. During
the day and at one time tonight it
threatened to leave that portion of the
city in darkness.
Detective Sergeant Greeneof the Lon
don police, arrived yesterday from Ha-
vana. with paper necessary for the ex-
tradition of Bidwell charged with de-
frauding the Bank of England.
MADRID, April 6.-The official reports
of the surrender of Berga, charges the
commandant of the town with treason,
and attributes the disaster to that cause
alone, it also confirms the statement of
the Carlists bayonetted by prisoners.
BRUSSELS, April 6.--The Madrid cor
respondent of the independence Beige,
says that the reports in French and
English papers of the popular disturb
ances and military insu>ordination in
Spain, are greatly exaggerated.
New YORK, April 6.--The news from
Havana through Spanish sources, con-
firms the reported capture of fortified
city. and an immense amount of booty
in money and munitions of war fell into
the hands of the Cubans who sack
ed TIE town. The attack Was made
in the night by branch. of the Spanish
troops who were in the field.
KINGSTON, April 3.--The schooner
Village, Capt. Adams, carrying goods
contraband of war for the rebels in Gu
ba, has been seized at Port of Antono,
by Spanish man-of-war.
Capt. Caballos telegraphed to Mad
rid that large body of troops is wanted
in Havana, as revolution may break
out among the Spaniards at any mo-
ment. There also meditated a revolt.
SAN Francisco. April News was
received to-day from New York of the
sale of the following vessels: Ship Carl
baldi, now in this port, $S1 GOO. inclu-
ding freight money; Ship Fleetwing. on
the way to this port from England,
terms. private; the ship Top Gallant,
now in New York, $4,000.
NEW York, April THE men of the
Metropolitan Gas Company are the only
ones on a strike. The employees of
other companies refusing TINS far, to
join them. Police in large force are
still on duty.
To-day is cloudy and dark and banks,
mercantile houses and saloons down
town are lighted with candles and cam
phine. l. ayes of absence of fremen
are suspended for the present.
The society of Alsace and Lorraine,
of this city, have forwarded an address
to President Theirs. felicitating him on
his successful efforts to secure an early
liberation of the French Territory from
the German occupation.
East Conference has appointed COM
mittee 70 make arrangements in COLI
currence with the committees in other
sections of the country for the proper
celebration of the Hundredth Anniver-
sary of the first Methodist Conference
in the United States.
LONDON. April 7.--Parliament' will
adjourn from tonight, to the 21st inst.
PARIS, April THE Republicans car
ried the municipal elections in Nantes
and Marseilles.
RoaIE. April T. The Pope, owing to
bis feeble condition, is forbidden to
leave his apartments.
YREKA April Judge Rosborough
arrived from Tule Lake camp this morn
ing. Friday, Meacham, Fairchild, Red
die. Bob Whittle and Cognan, met Capt
Jack. Sconchin, Curly Leader. DR..
Snagnasty, Jim and other chiefs.
Rosborough opened the council by ex-
planning to the Indians their present
position. Jack and Sconchin then spoke
and reiterated their determination to re-
main in the country they first wanted
their old home on Lost River. Rosbor-
ough told them it was no use talking
about Lost River; they had sold it and
could not have it. Jack said: 'sAll
right, if they could not have it, they
would talk no more about it, but would
be satisfied to remain on small reser-
vation within California. On Willow
Cottonwood, and Hot Greek, including
the lava beds, the council lasted 5 hours
when the Indians started off saying to
Rosborough that if they changed their
minds they would let him know next
day.