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YELLOW FEVER. j,

Many Now Gases In NIcmphiB..ThtftY.
two Deaths EeAterdny"-Tho Disseaao
Elscxvhcre--Aid for tho Sufferers.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MEarH1B, Oct. IA rhin-btorm Inst night
and cold and chilly voather to-day. Many now
cases Of fever are reported in the upper part Of
tho city.
MoRTuAnT REPORT.
The following ia to-days mortuary report
4. Johl. Simon Loeb, Lizzie E. Mcdonnell,
Mary A. Woodward, A. Washington, William
King, Mr. Hansell, N. q. Moylan, Jerry Gor-
man, Patrick Smith, Mary A. Parker, John
Malony. William Dunn, Mrs. D. o. Far
reA, John Haney, William Vesey, o. E.
Hanson, Mrs. Kugan, Belle Moran,
Muggie O'Nolll, James Larken, Matte Steven
son. William Ko]pke, Mrs. Libbie Dunn, ]. D.
Carroll, Mary A. syke. Mary Young, Father
sheehy, HRS. Cooper, Father Leo. Mrs. N. A.
Bell. Total, 50, from yellow fever
OTHER PROMINENT y1cT1Me.
LITTLE ROCK, Oct. ia Memphis cigar and
tobacco merchant, A. Polaudo, diod hero this
morning from what was pronounced yellow fever.
Ho left his home few days ago to escape the
epidemic.
heavy rain last night. The weather turned
clear this morning and has boon growing colder
since that time. Frost Is Anticipated tonight.
A dispatch from Pine Bluff announcer the
death from yellow fever of Gen. Sam Mallory
with tho L., r. 4 3. Rai>road., They contracted
the diaoase at Chlcot few days Hince. Both
were former members Of the State Senate.
No FEVER IN LITTLE ROCK.
The Board of Health report officially that
there is no yellow fever in this city.
DEATHS At sunEVEPoHT.
SHREVEPORT. Oct. 18.-Teleg1aphers all well.
Tho following we're to-day's intermonte: ". q.
Williams. 35; David Savage, a.; Rev. @. 8. Nc
CLOUD, 81; Dan Brown, 20, colored; Arthur
Thompson, 63; j. B. Smith, 13; Mrs. V. N.
Hemmor, 23; Martin Anderson, 40, colored.
IN MONTGOMERY, ALA.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. 18.-One doath from yellow
fover IN the past twenty-four hours ia reported.
Total number Of deaths from the dlsenBe since it
frat appeared here. Sept. ~, twenty-five.
AID FOR THE BUrFERERB.
CA1no, Oct. 17.--Past Grand Master Stafford
hns remitted $1,0l5 to the suffering Odd Fell
ows Of Memphis, the amount contributed by the
various lodges OF Illinois.
New YoRK, Oct. l8.-The Stock Exchange
has contributed 81 ,410 for the relief OF tho
yellow fever sufferors, and tho Produce En-
change reports subscriptions amounting to over
$l.160.
The Post acknowledges the receipt Of addi-
tioun1 contributions, amounting to s525, for
Memphis, and 500 for Shreveport. making tho
total receipts at that Office for both cities,
CLIPS.
DosroN, Oct 18.-Tho Odd-Follows Of Massa-
ohusetts 1ayo contributed $4,000 aid to the suf-
fe1era Of Momphis.
, 1873-10-19
M1Ex4CN.


SAN TnANo1sco, Oct. 18.-Specials from Tue
son, Oct. !, contain tho news Of q revolution in
Souora AZ follows: Letters from duaymaa
state that pronunclamento was issued at Prom
ontorlo Sept, 10, by Conans and Daybeytie,
against the authorities Of the State Of souora,
ID favor Of return to the Stato Constitution Of
November, 1872. The Rsyolutionisss took Ala
mos and hold the district south. They levied
mos, which was paid They have force Of $50
men, wall-armed. Gov Pesquira has taken
tho field in porson. and IL organizing e..
forco Of 800 men to go against them. The
chances now seem to be that tha
Governor will crush tho revolt ut tho
outsot; but all agrec TINT if he should losc tho
Arst epgggen,ent the revolution will oxterd over
the whole State, and probably provo disastrous
to his future political power. Hundreds or poor,
tn ArIgona. destitute of food and clothing. All
Communications with tile capital by lana aro cut
oif.
, 1873-10-19
VESSELS Passed DETROIT,

Dgraorr, Miell., OF. ld.--lAssEp Ur-rrop Forest
City large Etll.re Stale; bart i. barwirk ssssra
d. Lyuns, II .r, EofthwtHt, Craftsman, Montea|t'',
Dashiuv Says. Oity Of hliiwAlkee.
anil bnrge, Yosemite GrntnS Vanderbilt, A!ro, J. y.
Austin achra +. i, Dsau, oortrs, oas!ingtoEI, Z.
Parkpr.
NtNp-Eaat,
ntruo1r, hiic1,,, Oct. l8.-pAssEn ur-ps0rs Jay
QoaiA, 4, knha,,t, Tnwns a,sl bargcs; lask street
acl,s i1artseI, Z. laIHolss, 1ro4nois, 4. H. aoss
TAysrn DowH-rropa Flax. J. 4: Po'nt,is ohsas
Esubrook un lulRes hehrs aiilu,glts uar1tofu, b.
Lawrence, 1erllrl Mugalla, Hauxao
N1Np-HuutlWoat.
, 1873-10-19
THE WEATHER,

WAsu1SaTaN Oct. 18.-Probabiities- Bun-
day, for tile Gnlf 6taten north md northwest
Or The disturbance east Of lie, West will more
slowly northward of the coast Of Florida. For
the South Atlantic States, northoasterly winds,
possibly backing to tho northweat, with cloudy
weather. For tho Middle States, aoutherly
winds, backing to southwest with cloudy md
clearing weat1or. For New England, falling
barometer, eastesly winds, threatening spd rainy
weather, followed BY clearing weather Sunday
night. For tho Lower States, aouthwosterly winds,
Upper Lakes and Northwest, rising barometer,
falling temperature, .northwesteEly winds, sud
clear or clearing weather.
The storm centre in Canada will moye north
Eastward toward the Gull OF 81. Lawrence or
Labrador.
GENERAL onsERvATloNs.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1p-1 q. m.
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DISASTERS.
Six Lives Lost by tho Burning Of a
mississippi Steamer.
Propeller Susquehanna Ashore
Near Milwaukee.
Serious Accident to the Machinery Of
the Propeller City Of Boston.

burning of q mississippi Steamer
Special Dispatnh to The cticaqo Tribune.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 18.-The Mary Z. Poo, Of tho
Garter Line Red River paokots was totally de-
stroyed By fire yesterday at o'clock p. m., at
Danie1a' Point, 100 miles above here. Blk liyoa
wore lost. The officers aro all safe. Tho Uity
of Holcnn. In sight 1t tho timo, rendered assist-
ance, e;, aud brought number Of paBsongers
MEMPHIS, Oct. ls.-Ten miles nbovo osceo1a,
Ark, on tho n1lsa1ssippl River, above Memphis,
ut p: n. yesterday, the steamer Mary T.. Poo
The flames gained such heatiway that the boat
was rim ou a bar, md tho deck passengers wore
forced to swim to Bnye their ltyos.
ark TERaoN8 nIIsRINa.
Tho clerk reports Bixty-tiye passengers on
ote caltu-paason6or, two female aud one mule
deck-paBsengors nro missing Tho pilot, Hans
Cowan. WAS badly burned before he loft his
post Several passengers worc badly burned,
mono reported serious.
The Poe was largo stern-wloel boat Of the
Bt. Louis d Red River Line freight carriers.
The City Of Helena arrived nt the scone Boon
after tho catastrophe, rendered all tho assist
anco possible, and brought the survivors to this
city. The o!eik of tue Poo, John y. Poe,
waB on her dowr-trip.
ExPLosrvE OIL.
Part OF tho cargo Of the Mary E. Poe waa
soventy-Ayo barrels OF oil. which burst, spread
ing ovor the surface Of tho water with eheet Of
flame, by which many were burned aftor leaving
the boat.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 18.-Tho steamer Mary E.
Poe, reported burned as Daniels Point yestor-
day, was owned loye, by Garter d Conn, JOHN
N. Buhlngor, and Thomas and John ". Poe,
valued Ut $50, 900 insured for $40, o0o.--Carter
= Conn's interost,. for se, ego, in Cincinnati +;
John N. DuIl1ngcr's, for $4,000, in st. Louis
companies remainder unknown. The Poo left
here on Sunday with 20 passengers and 800 tons
Of freight. valued at about 57b,000. Freight list
inaurn1 for 81 600,
, 1873-10-19
Eu1lntttlX Accident.

Special D'iD0fch 70 INe Chicago ITi5Nnt.
PEon1A, ILL.,, Oct. IA serious accident hap
poned to Col. l.. II. Kerr, City Attorney, this
H. Tas pae He bis sn IN s bos wien n a M
accidentIy discharged, tho contents lodging IN
his right arm, breaking several bones and injur-
ing it 30 Borioualy that it is thought amputation
may DO necessary.
, 1873-10-19

NEW York, Oct. 18.-Private advices received
from the french settlement Of st. pierro give
information Of the assassination Of MonBignor
Bishop was murdered In tho saoriety Of tho
Chapel Of st. jean do Dieu, having been stabbed
in tho hoart and lungs while at prayer. Two
dirks wore found on tho floor, and ono Pelletier,
cousin of tho Bishop, WAS charged With tho
cited BY the fact that Bishop Dc Vere inherited
all the fortune OF Pelletiers father, q wealthy
Fronohnan, and once an extensive stakeholder
in the Mesasgerlo Imperial Steamship Company
last by Archbishop pupanloup, at Orleans,
France.
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sxeta. Dispatch e Tho Gh'ceeo e Itinans A.,
somi-nonthly payday ut many Of tho 1nills and
foundrles In this city and Alle ebony The half
pay Bystom was followed at many OF tho rolling.
mills, but tho a1orisy Of tho leading firms paid
etringenoy in currency hero, ,yet; tue banks aro
the same M formerly, and tlelr ntatomenss' Just
iesned show that most Of them are In flourish
ing ooudltion Choice gilt~edge papor on tho
streot is worry bard to negotiato which would tend
to show that At least there IL still great search
ty Of money. All our merchants and manufac-
turers havo been, aud still arc, accommodating
niouHly and sustain tic city's credit
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Special D3spatch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
KArAaAzoo, Mich, Oct. ia colored man,
named George Godfrey, was instantly killed IN
tLo foundry aud maohne-shop of Kimball,
Austin & Go. in this place this afternoon. III
attempting to adjust belt, the mans clolhing
was cangEt In tie machinery and he was run
around the shafting at the rate of 200 revolu-
tions minute, tearing him literally to pieces.
Ono foot WAS thrown through the sky-light and
lodged on the roof,
, 1873-10-19

MADRID, Oct. 1s.-Tho sllu'eter Of War to-day
presented Gen. sickes, United States Minister,
with bwora made expressly, FOL h,m at fo'eho.
United states, and on tic blade IL inscribed Tho
names Of tho battles in which Gen. sicklea waa
distinguished. ...,
The spanish Goscrnmont hns mpae complnint
to the Government OF Franco that the French
Consul In Ca1tagona haH afforded protection ~
insurgents A reply has beou received pronl3R~
ing inquiry into tho matter,
, 1873-10-19

This Old.SchO0l Presbyterian Synod OF
Missouri Decides to Join tho s0lttll-
orn nAsscmb1Y-~I'rotcst of the Minors
itys
Special Dtsuatch to the chfcdoo Tribune.
ST. Lou1s. Oct. 18.--Tho 0ld~school Synod Of
Missouri resolved last evening, By a vote Of 3a
to ~, to adopt the report Of tic Committee ad-
yaing organized union with tho Southern Gem
orai Assembly. 1t now appears that, Of tho
hundred churchea belonging to rho Synod, only
forty -four were Represented. The minority
held meeting md prepared q protest, which
waa read 70 tic Synod tliia AFTERNOON. The ma
jority to. day regret their hasty action, but no
Reconsideration is probable. Churches ut the
following places arc not likely to g.
them have 80 siguitied: Independence,
Lexington. KansaB City, saiut JoHepl, Column
hla. sodalia, potosi, Mexico, and three churches
in ths city-Wehstor Strest, Walnut Street. and
Gamble Lawn. The question cannot como up
again until the meetings Of the presbyterieB III
tie spring, OF the six Presbyteriesin the State,
four will doubtless refuse to confirm the action
Of the synod-the Upper Missouri, Psesbytory
of,AIissouri, Lafayette, aud potosi. Tho uund-
yiaed course Of The Old School Synod insures tho
speedy death Of Westminster College at Fulton,
The majority cannot take more than two-thtrds
Of tho churches Of the Synod with them.
, 1873-10-19

OANAsroTA, N. y, Oct. 1B.--I.ast night, a do
structiye tlro occurred l.ore, destroying bock of
Tho biloxi consisted Of WlHon' U hardware stoIo,
Mai. Fiak's bank aud dwelling, plauks stove
etoro aud hardware store, and boot and shoe
store, and general atoro. Total loss ebtmated
ut fre,n 226, QUO to $4,000; partially insured.
diary.
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Tho Propeller StfsqucIlannA Ashore
Above n1iisvnukee-Accidcn TO the
Propeller City Of I2Ust0la.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 1s.-The propeller
Susquehanna, bound from Grand Irnvarso Bay
to Milwaukee with cargo OF hardwood lumber
and arowood for J. q. silkman, BY whom she is
owned, ran ashore at o'clock this morning on
Fox Point, and soon began to leak so badly that
y Aer fires we're put out. The tugs Hagerman and
e. i. Anthony have gone to her assistance with
two steam-pnmps and lighter Bcow. 4 dense
fog prevailed on the lako At tue time Of THO dis
astar. The Susquehanna is insured in Mlwau-
kee. agencies. t is thought sho will get of
without serious difficulty.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 17.-The wrecking OK
pedision which loft here to rondor assistance to
the propeller susqnehnnna, returned this avon-
ing, having been unable to lind tho propeller on
account Of fog or to approach tho shore, because
of the heavy see running. A heavy gale and q
cause the propeller to go to pieces.
The propeller City OF boston, which left bore
at o'clock Monday evoning, for tho lower lakes,
hroke her cylinder head and piston rod enrly on
Tuesday, morning, aud drifted heplcssly until
night, when ahe was picked up OF Manisteo and
towed to South Manitou harbor by the Canadian
propeller Glasgow. The propeller oswegatchle,
Of tho same line, took her in tow for Detroit on
Thursday.
, 1873-10-19

sr. Louis, Oct. 18.-Judgo Madlll, Of tho Clr-
restrain tho St. Louis Mutual Llfe Insurance
Company from roi,,surng its risks or diBpoBinK
OF isB pornaanemt AsaetB. lle decided, however,
tl,tt III examination I'd to tho solyallcy Ut tue
COMPANY should DO held forthwith hoforo a
reteree to be solicited by tho opposing counsel.
, 1873-10-19

kU.KLuX CASE.

Ioulsyn,LE, Oct. 1H.-1u tho caao Of Meau1
sgainst n1oKonnoy and others, for somo days
boforo tho United Staten Court lo1e, for allcgaa
Ku-Kluxtug in 1868, in Me1cer County, Ky., tho
Jury returned a verdict OF 860 damagea for
Piaintir who claimed to have suffered greatly 1t
tackled his house. Defendants ars prominent
ptiz enH OF Mascer Gounty, AMI will filo bill Of
exceptions. Meau1 ls much diaHa tlviiel With ths
amsfl tlaMaKos.
, 1873-10-19
Threatened Riot in sam Francisco.

San FRANCISCO, Oct. IA largo crowd Of
people are assembled around tho jail. waiting to
see II Unitod States Marshal Norris will bring
against hor Captain, Clark, in tho civil case
against him. Owing to this threatening demon-
stration, the Marshal refuses to bring them out,
and saya he will obey only . writ Of habeas cor
nus adj testificandum. Ho will then employ such
legal meanB az may be necessary to keep the
prisoners, and prevent riotous proceedings on
tho part Of tho crowd.
, 1873-10-19

DEH MONIES, 1a.. Out. 18.-In the Unite3
States Circuit Court, stipulallonH wero ontofe
that In the caso Of tho ltepubio Fire 1usuranca
Company Of Chicago, TINT Judgment s3mli ba
WHO are defendants ln tho suits, Of whom there
ara 14G
, 1873-10-19
SALT LAKE. .

SALT LAKE, Oct. 18.-The First National Bank
has attached tho Saturn and Sheridan Hill Min
Ing Companies furnaces and Camp Floyd Mil:
Work will ba carried on IA usual under charge Of
the officers.
An immense quantity OF bullion Is locked up
In consequence of tho lack Of currency. Silver
ia now selling ut less than 10 cents per ounce.
Thore ia general depression In money orclea,
, 1873-10-19

number Of delegates in attendance waa small.
John siney, Of schuylkill County, pa:. was
elected permanent President, and John James,
Of illinois, seoretary Of tho sooosy eaeh with r
salary Of 81 400 year. The central offco Is to
BE- looatod at Cleveland. O. Tho various ninora'
loagos throughout tho country nro to be subor
dinato to and governed by this Bocioty.
, 1873-10-19

Nebraska Railroad Project ". The
Union Pacific Clcnr OF Snow.
Special Dispateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Oct. IA large amount of the atock
OF the Grand Island l. Nebraska Hai1road CON-
pauy has already boon subscribed, aud tho pro-
tinlinary arrangements for commencement Of
active operations will soon be made.
To-day's train from the West WAS q fem hours
behind. Tile road is oil clear nov.
, 1873-10-19
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

FRANCE,
1ospos, Oct. 1e.-A dispatch, reporting the
hgroomont Dotwooll tho Count no ohambofd ano
tho Alouarohical party In tho French Assembly,
giyoe the following additional roints OF tho pro-
onrno IN ha nroclai,nad ~ +ho onopino ~ tha
esa.,a,, r,,e s,,s,,,,a,,,., -, -, n.,,a ,i,,,t
"edAi"n LIS ens.o'''ts VI ~ Po1ho.'n " c1'A
employment; universal suffrage TUG roason~
Rhlo liborty or The pross, nnd tile tri-cotor to be
maintained as tho 1ag of franco, This last
,,oin, howavor 10 oncn ,o nut,,al co,ooaa;o,
T.. poiA'' .o"1'' :" oFoA ~ ."" oos'ns4o..
1no aspatcn a'so aays thae tae Assembly Ii
called to moot not later than tho 9th inBtnnt.
PANS. Oct. 16.-Efghteen Dopntica In tho As.
ss-; a.,,ts,t. .,ata..,.,. ,,,o,.., H. 80
sl6"cu n'tu"usso p4e'op1aIs "s"'a'. ~ W. ~
tempted restoration Of foyasty' hno oec'arlne
That thoy will energecally oil such schemes.
LONDON. Oct. 18.-Tho roport issued BY tho
n,onarchIcal Buronn Of .l,o french Assembly. OF
.".,st,""sa III, .,'~ C",a. H. T,,,,,,ari t,oa
, 1873-10-19

Special Dtspateh to 1ha Chicago 1fi6une.
FoRT WAYNE. Oct. 18.-Business OF oil do
pcrptions has fallen of greatly IN tho last week,
Inst your; but, this being tho only evidence Of
tho stringoncy felt horo, cur merchants aro sat-
Is1ed.
, 1873-10-19
MINERS NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Special Disputch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., Oct. 18.-The Mlnera'
National Convention, Which has beol, IN hesalon
here since Tuesday, adjourned to-day. The
, 1873-10-19
INDIANS E0R EXHIBITION.

OMAHA. Mob, Oot, 18-A party Of seyen Paw
neo 1"dianB 10y shlh Ply thts aiter,oon Tor Nov
for Europe. .lhoY will be exhibited in the differ
ont foreign capitals tl,is winter.
, 1873-10-19

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. 18.--The Clevo1sad Roll
ing-Alill Company, WHOSE monthly payroll
amounts to noarly 100000, paid their men in
full this afternoon.
, 1873-10-19

union bad 2 vor1y onshuslaatio session, which
hold over ThtredAy.
aociatton mot for its twenty.niuth anniversary.
Tie annual aortnon was delivered by tho Rev.
Holt, Of Darry.
On Friday morning tho Association met, with
= ,n3uko P; D. Of Alton IN the qh1r ,;I;or The
D., Moderator; p. D. Riokoraon, Clerk:
Tho nov. Hobart, Of Chicago, Superintendent
Of blissionH, presented very interesting re"
port.
On Friday afternoon tho subject Of Foreign
Miaaions WAS taken mp and report pre1entod
by tho nev. Mr.. Haigh. Short speeches woro
madc by tho nov: K1r. osgood, .. b. tho Row.
Mr. Gardner, D. D., ct boston, Homo Secretary
returned missionary from Assam md tho Rev.
Mr.. Drake, who Is aoon to leave to work among
Tho noxt place OF holding tho annlvorsary will
DO Normal. ]. B. Thomas will preach tho an-
nual sermon !: alternate, ]. r. Mason.
1n tho evening, tho special order. being tho
subject Of " h1iniBtolial and Higher Educatlon,"
addresses we're 1naae BY ], A. Smith. D. 2. !; A.
A. Kendf1ok; 1t ?. D.; G. ". Nof'hrnp' D. D.,
Gu Saturday morning tho special order was
tho consideration OF the report Of tho Commit
too on Home Work. On motion. 1t was ordered
ta Of bnses for ech IS session
pared by a : committee consisting q tho
Chairman OF tho Committee on Church
Extension, Foreign Mieaun, Dibio, and Publica.
tion Societies, Educational Committee, and the
pastor Of tho Church wherc tho ooneral AsHo-
clation is held.
At II o'clock tho Rev. Mr.. Webb, d. D., road
. very interesting paper on tho snbiect Of Home
Missions, aBrclatoh to the proEross In the United
States. This paper will be published in the
Standard Of Chicago,
Voluntary addresses woro made on tho subject
Of Homo Missions. Prominent nmong tile
speakers ,yaa tho venerable Ney. Thomas Pow
ell, Of Ottawa ono Of tho oldest pioneer mis-
sionnries in the Stato.
On motion OF tic Nov. T. ". Goodspood, Of
Chicago, a resolution wns adopted requesting oil
members Of tho Baptist denomination IN the
State to contribute useless ornaments Of gold,
euver, and procious stones for tho purpose OF
raising funds for Clristtan education in the
1tnto.
A vote Of thanks was rendered to tho oitizcna
Of Canton for their hospitalitles to tho Toledo,
Peoria j. Warsaw md aleo to the Rockford.
Book Island & 81. Louia Railronda for raducad
iares; and to reporters of tho secular press for
| favora extended.
In tho evening, a sermon was delivered by the
| Rev. Q. D. Stone, on "The Christian Use of
! Monay-"
| This evening, q mass-nce!ing will DO held In
| the interests Of home and State missions.
| Tho Association adj 1ourned to meet at tho cali
Of tho President. About 200 ministers lavo been
| In attendance.
, 1873-10-19

VIM. L. Everett, Dixon, Ill.
DIXON, H., Oct. 1B.-Dr. Wm. L. Everett,
tho etdont son Of Dr.. Oliver Everett, ono Of the
oldost and most highly esteemed citizens of this
city, died hero suddenly On tho 10th Inst, OF con-
geation of thu heart.
, 1873-10-19
Il Young Glrl Horribly Assnsstnated
In KrAXil.

NEW YonK, Oct. IA lettor from Rio Ja~
noro vea l 9f the 5dof Pomfss II
aged G6. Tho Judge, 1t seoms, was infatuated
By the girl. who was only 1d years Of age.
became greatly onragcd against her, but left
tho place for yoar, that ho might forget
employed to assist in her murder, he on
ticed the girl to bis, rooms, and, :, aa
sho entered, she was seized BY the accompl?ce,
who choked and gagged her: Tho Judge then
compelled her to inhale chloroform, and when
she fell inaenBiblo be stabbed her repeatedly,
and almost severed the head from the body, and
bit her eayagely, in big rage. Some time be-
lining for . .trayoliDg-case, ana into this case
tho body, all brohen, was forced. and tho cover 9
the gill WAS missed, when the ;, Judges
house was searched By the police. and
vas found interrod. -Four persons supposed to
have boen concerned in tho horrible asaassips- ,s
tion were arrested, but the Judge, owing to his
exalted state. could only ba placed indos sur-
veillance at the tino.
, 1873-10-19

PANAMA, Oct. IA fro occurred In VAL
paraiso In Jaime street, between Mayper and
Victoria etroots. Two OF the buildings burned,
With their contents, were insurad for 1000.
Ten pegaons nero killed by falling walls.
, 1873-10-19

ALBANY. N. Y, Oct. 18.-The examination Of
Charles II. Phelps, aho ia charged with the
larceny Of q 9l5,000 draft, whlla acting as
Cashier in the State Treasury Department, was
lice Court this morning.
Charles Hudson, Cashier for sherwin Il Co..
bankers, No. 80 Broadway, testified 10 the course
Of the examination thu. .tsinoo July ], Phelps had
deposited with Ills concern $15o, 900, and recol-
$4,000.
New YonK, Oct. 18.-New developments oc-
cured to-day in connection with the heavy de-
fncatlon of Charles II. Phelps, Cashier
Of the State Treasury Department Late
thia afternoon, Frank r.. eherwin,
who for some six months past has boon doing
business Mt No. 80 broadway, oatensibly..aa .
banker and brohor, but mainly in what he calls
"Vionna syndicate stock operations y MAS ar
rested. and biz bail fixed at 1000, but, being
unable to furnish tho amount, waa committed to
LudloM Gtioet Jail.
, 1873-10-19
Daring Robbery

ALBANY, Dot. 18.-Abraham Posts house, at
Catskill, was entered last night by s1 men, Who
bound tile family and roDbad tho house Of .
YCrWhre,
, 1873-10-19

NEW YoRK, Oct. 18.-Hawkes, Campbell &
Thirteenth avonue was burned carly this morn
ing. The loss on the stock aud building is
900. When tho flames had been suppressed,
ono Of tho walls foil, killing one mau, probably
fatally iniuring two, and wouuding number Of
OtIlGrA.