, 1873-10-30

Memphis ventures to feel that her
hour of relief has come. The seourge
has at Spgth yielded to skill. 1t has
been a cold day and ice formed IN the
cutters; - r. ~ ANxE
MAnshA1ns Texas, Oct 2s. The tsthl
of deaths from, yellow fever
since its first appearance here Is eq OF
Which 90 were last week. There, was E
good frost last night. Ice an eighth OF
an inch thick this morning.
UTICA, N. Y. Oct. 2S.-E1 ,Goy.-Sey=
mour has received telegram from e.
T. Broadstreet, Cincinnati, asking he
and Senator Gonkling take-charge OF
the fund for the beueftfef; the Memphis
orphans, to be raised by placing etxra
boxes at the polls at the coming election
to receive donations, as was done at the
recsnt election at Cincinnati. There is
authority for saying that Seymour snd
Conkling will accept the charge; and
they ask for liberal response to their
call for aid for sufferers. o of+..se
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.--An exacting
scene occurred in the Criminal Court
this morning. during the trial of James
Kingswell for the murder of Francis
Malone. A son of the deceased entered
the room and made savage attack up
on the prisoner; attempting to stab him
and crying for vengeance against his
fathers murderer. [gf UD
-sMEMpH1s, Oct. 27. = Information from
all reliable sources tend to confirm the
opinion that yellow feveris rapidly de
creasing. The evenings are growing
cold. There were 10 fever deaths up
to 6 P. M. to-day. -.+'' e''''4
MONTGOMERY, AL, Oct. 27.-Nine
cases Of yellow fever reported for the
past 48 hours. There has been heavy
rain but it is not cold yet. .4
The Alabama State Fair has been
postponed on account of tie fever here.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Oct. 27.-One
death from yellow fever at Corpus Chris
ii to-day. The authorities euarantined
this place against Corpus Christi.
sHREvEpohr, Oct. 27.-Eight deaths
from fever to-day.
a. INnIANAPoLIs, Ind. Oct.8 27-The
City Council to-night voted 81, 800 in
aid Of the Memphis sufferers. xS
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The Euenipg
Post acknowledges contributions to-day
in addition to those previously made in
aid of Memphis, of 1868. Executi, e
Committee of St. Michaels Association,
acknowledges contributions to the same
object amounting to 1881. =
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.-Arrangements
are being made for relief of fever suf-
ferers at Montgomery, Alabama.
D. L. Graves, proprietor of the Nam
moth Cave Hotel, at Cave City, was shot
to-day, and thought to be fatal, by E.
Wilco1son, in a pistol fight. Wilcox
son escaped unhurt. ~ - i l#i
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27.-The Ute del
egation had. a final interview ths Com
missioner Of Indian Bureau Today, when
Burnett's treaty was acquisced in and
the Chiefs promised that the Utes now
in New Mexico, some 500 or 600 in num-
Der, should be moved to the Los Pinos
reservation in Colorado. TIE Utes!were
10th to consent to this arrangement, but
the Commissioner assured them that if
they did not move to Colorado, the Gov
ernment would compel them to do SO.
Sc. LOUIS, Oct. N.-Preparations for
a prize fight between Tom Allen and
Ben Hogan Tomorrow, are about com
pleted. The contest viii come off at
some point down the river. Allen left
the city yesterday and Hogan to-day.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Oct. 27.-John NJ.
RUSTY, this afternoon. fatally shot L..
L. Clary, editor Of the Democrat
MADRID, Oct. 27--Reported that the
Insurgents at Cartagena are completely
demoralized; their lenders disagreeing
among, themselves. On return of the
fleet f1om Valencia, crews of the Tetuan
and Mendezmnnez mutineed, and sew
eral were killed, and wounded before the
insubordination was repressed. Engines
of the vessels are in bad condition.
The Tetuan is reported to be leaky and
making water fast. An attack upon the
Forts by Government fleet was expected
to begin yesterday. The convict sol.
diery of Intransigentes have also revolt
ed and demanded payment and supplies
"a SAosnanS. sil- 1t3a. --a.
= ROME Oct. = The Jesuits will quit
their establishment in Rome on the End
of November and nearly all go to pri
vate houses. The General proceeds to
Belgium.
LONDON, 6 A. M. Oct. 2S.-A dispatch
to the Times says an Austrian Embassa-
dor has arrived at Constantinople, with
instructions which will lead to an ami
cable settlement of the Bosnian diff =
Guilty.
MATAMoRAs, Oct. 27.-Forces of the
State of Coahuila, have occupi.d Sal
tillo since the defeat OF Zepedo, deposed
Gov. who has gone to Piedras Negras.
Business in the State of Ceahuila is
generally suspended awaiting settle
msnt of local differences.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Secretary of
Treasury will isSue an erfler4te commence