, 1873-07-17

more money than We shnulf II we had
thrown off the tr lin. you fool"
LITTLE Rock, July 9.-Tnere were
several fatal eases Of cholera among the |
poorer classes during the past week.
one death to dev.
NASHVILLE. Jnly 8.-The city is now
entirely free from cholera. not u single
case being reported for the last forty
eight hours. There were only 3 deaths
from other causes to-day. The city was
never in i, more healthy condi,ion,
BosroN, Jnly S.-This afiernoo..
Michael Desmond shot his yonng wif
and then killed himself. The par les
were living in Tufts St. but" Sntnrd'l
Desmond DIR We MS wife and 2 chi sfrl,
by IA fuiniei husband into the s.fee'
lney subsequent, found lodgings "n
Second St. in South Bo ton. "he,e
De- mona followed and The triee@A i9rt
place.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Jtls 8 The 'lrt
in. Of Ii Kentucky library Iolter, se-
early this oinlns Ticke, N. - oJs
drew 500, 600; 2.63U drew o5J Oo0.
q .764 drew $50, coo; 9o.743 drew Slu
900; 10. $50 drew $1,000. These weit
the principal prizes.
HALIFAX. July 6.-Very little further
has been received from the wreck OF the
{ ity of Washington. Passengers vii
be supplied with cooked provlsi' h>
from the ship. 1t is expected she viii
be got off if the weather continues fav
orable. There is a great anxiety among
he passengers for the arrival of the M
A. Stara, which sailed from here this
morning. for the wreck. 1t will be i'm
possible to ascertain the extent OF e
steamers injuries. bnt it is hoped thai
the hole can be plugged and the vessel
saved. She has full general cars'
part of which is very valuable.
LONG BRANCH. July Sin a race f"'
The Monmouth Cup. -alued at S1.50o.
added to a sweepstake of 500. the sec
ond horse to receive $500 and the fnifn
Sl5n cut of the stakes, tive horses
ssarted; viz, Peakness. Bnsiness. Snr
yivor. Wonder. and Hubbard. The race
was won lv Wonder in 341 Peakn-ss
second. Hubbard b. Wonder was the
favorite in the pools. 1T tie rate OF 2'oo
against l. 300 for Peakness.
MEMPHIS. July 9.-There were three
deaths from cholera to-day.
CrNc1NSATI, 'Jnly 9.-There were four
deaths from cholera to-day.
WASHINGTON. Jnly 9..-The new postal
treaty between this country and Japan
nearly completed. awaits the Presl':en'
for his approval on his return.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, July 3. A sys
tenn of fraudulent importations from
Canada, of ready-rade clothing and
dress goods. which has probably beer
carried on for several years, has hee'
detected by the q $. Government Off
GERS. and considerable amount OF
| GOODS seized and several arrests made
| at Mont elier.
VIENNA, Jnly 9.-Notlce is given in
the Journals that the International pa
tent right congress will convene on An-
gust 14th. An Imperial Commls sion
b been appointed 70 arrange pelim-
lnaries. The language to be used att'r
Congress will be German, bnt French
and English will be permitted. The
decisions of the Congress will be COM
mnnicated by the commissioners to thel'
respective Governments.
New YORK. July 9.-fn The case OF
the ship Blue jacket. the Collector OF
Customs at San Francisco hai been III
structed by the Sec'y of the F.easnry to
record the bill of sale Of the vessel pre-
sented to him for that purpose. whlcl
has been duly acknowledged before g
Notary Pubic i'll New York. as the law
provide that snch acknowledgement
hall he certified to under the fand an
seal of a notary. and upon making su'l
a record. to issue register.
Paintings in the Governors room II
the City Hall advertised for sale. to sat-
isfy the judgement for $l4 900 obraine'
against the city by Judge Mcclure.
Frederic Raxo. coffee merchant OF Il"
Ianriro made application i'll the Sn
p,eme Court yesterday for writ o.
Habeas Corpus to recover his danghtt
whom Mrs. Roxa carried off with her l.
this city when she eloped from RI
.Janeiro with the brother Of Roxo.
On Thursday evening. the WON
known in connection with the Goodrich
traoedy as Kate Stoddard WIS ARRESTED
at the Fulton terry, Brooklyn. She DE-
clined, thus far. to col v,rse with tbe
police ON the subject of the tragedy.
CHICAGO, July 10.--New York dis
patches repor. that the recent move
ment OF the Pacific Mail 5. Co
said to be caused by an agreement o.
he part If the p inama 20. to take tb'
atlantic business of the Mail Co., lenv
ing the lattel free TO r"n the Paclfi'
line. Mr.. Trome' Freeman ask" tb
c,mpan, to bring suit against A. h
Sto, kweAl, the last President, to r.
aside the sale Of 5000 shares Of capita
stock of Panama ). >. Co., and TO se
aside the a made by him Of the fou
steamers, Nevada, Nebrasba. Dako a
and Moses Taylor; aud third. to com
l.el otockweli TO restore 10 the Pacln
Nail 10 5t)O shares of the Panani