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COMP.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03
TRAGEDY AT IDAHO SPRINGS,

The Georgetown Coll Miner Of July 10
gives the following particulars of a tragedy at
Idaho Springs
1t seems last Saturday night, between ten
and eleven O'Clock, dispute arose between
one OF the Whale mill employees and Gus
Reader, during which the latter was struck
IN the face. Reader refused TO fight in
town, 80 the crowd adjourned to spot
between the old and new bath houses, where
sparring match took place, and Readers opponent
was badly worsted. Hughes interfered In his
friends behalf, and struck Gus on the head with
boulder Reader then drew his knife and stabbed
Hughes In the abdomen and thigh. DR.. Au-
duddel was called TO attend the wounded man, but
arrived too late TO save his lie. Reader was ar
rested and examined yesterday at Idaho. The
whole affair, az Is usual IN these cases. grew out OF
too much whskey. Hughes came from England In
the employ OF Wann, and has remained at the
smelling works since his arrival In Colorado. Gus
Reader is an Old resident OF Idaho, and an expe-
rienced hunter and trapper, having formerly made
his headquarters in Middle Park At the inquest
over the body or Hughes the jury rendered YER
dict IN the case as ollows:-"That said Hughes
came TO his death by knife in the hands OF one
Augustus Reader.n At the preliminary examl-
nation before the Justice OF the Peace Reader was
DISCHARGED
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 2, 1873
CLEARED.

Steamship Boadicia CBr), Anderson, London-swect-
steamship Giamorgan (BD, Laybourne, cardif-A
.o Ses%s4p Me;s e Ernst Bremen via oushamD
:, steamship clyde, Kennedy Galveston Key wcst-C
steamship Geo Cromwell Clapp, New orleans-Clark
Steamship sherman, Quick, New orleans-Prederic
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, savannah-R Low.
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, savannah-w r
steamship Charleston. Berry Charleston--J ouin.
steamship Regulator, Freeman, Wilmington, NC-Lori
Steamship ( Knight Chichester, Georgetown, DC
Steamship Nereus Hearse Bostop-H p pirock.
steamship Acushnet Rector. New Bediord-Ferguson q
steamship santee, Springer, New Bedford-Ferguson
BARK Eign tBr), Hilbert, Neufahrwasser-Boyd a
Bark Charlotte Geddie pr), Mckenzie, Rotterdam-J
BARK BARB bosia gaD Gasro Edge Co.
BARK Galveston GER. kohenkamp, Richmond--Chas
Bark Norton Slower, Sherman, portland-Mnler a
Brig Cuba Nor,, Sinner, Elsinore for ordersc Tobias
Brig Venture Br), Falker Pernambuco-J whitney
Brig Veteran CBro Hudson, pemerara-Leaycraft Co.
Brig ANGELA, Bray Santa Martha and savanilla-D De
Brig Sea Bird CBD, Maelstrom Brdgton-- Pension 4
Brig d Trowbridge Rice, st Pierre-p Trowbr,dge a
Brig Torrd Zone OBJ, Cooper Point-a. Pitre-R Murray
Jr.
Brig Victoria Amelia (BD, Landry. Naturalization,
Watson Co
Brig 7 II iaviland tBr) Bartram, Cow Bay-Hatton
Brig Aurora tBr Dodd, Cow Bay, CB--Heney 4 Par.
ker.
hr Jose Barreras sp), Santos Taragona for orders
Marti 4 Co. ' ~ ~
schr Eveine, Sawyer, 81 Pierre-Miler 4 Houpbton.
Loud n Co
schr Elya OBJ: Knowles Eleuthers--Jas Douglass
teaux ~ '" '
sehr vesper tBr), Morrison, Moncton, Ac-D Dewof
schr currier tBr). Peck, ST John, HB-Heney Par.
ker. ' ''o'"J :" -
ker. ~ "' ''"--"o'ey O. ~
sehr W McColiey, Doughty. 81 Augustine Bentley
schr carrie Bentley, Garrigan, Jscksonvrle-Bent
Schr Lawrence, Hanck, jackson ville-W Raw
4 Co 10 ""'""'
schr B Hazard, Cook, Georgetown sc-Bcntey Gil
,s SCH Mary AHolt Hggsps WILMINGTON SoE,n Hurl
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WIS,
WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

Tho NEW YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
rom New York city to Whitestone IL and the is
open FOR the transaction Of business
The line will be found OF great service TO those having
business with vessels passing and from the Sound and
every facility will be given to merchants and others to
communicate promptly.
AS there is other telegraph communication with
Whitcstone the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private and the attended with all
possible despatch.
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established:-
Private messages. twenty Ave cents for ten
less; two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For a message of twenty words
less be delivered board vessels OF Whitestonc
dollar five cents for every additional word.
Advertisement for the NEW York HERALD frea
Herald ONCE, corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald Ship News Ofice, pier No East River.
Herald Branch ONCE No 1865 Broadway
Herald Branch Office. corner Boerum and Fulton
streets Brooklyn.
Whitestone Dock, Whitestone, IL
At the Herald Branch Offices corner Of Boerum and
Fulton streets Brooklyn. and 265 Broadway. Now York
will be Bulletin OF the arrival Of all steamers dailI
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Marine Disasters.

BARE Or from RE Jansi,C for pnaas
over the rip and now lies in bad position the
beach Capt Cromwell, of steamer River Queen, which
offered large sum to pull her or and would have done
agent Of the underwriters would go to Nantucket is
when an attempt will be made to save the vessel She
SAN Aug bound up with foretOpmast and head car,
BRISTOL pup, July 2o-The ship Ironsides Berry, from
Lusne, arrived in Kngroad last evening in tow Of the
she must wait several days for WsteT from
BANGOR ywalesl, July q The bark Mary Jane, from
yesterday morning Oiled and capsized crew saved. f
on board rest Of e crews 20
pool
BARCELONA July lo-rhc brig Fred Thompson has been
In collision with the Hermite. The former vessel
tanned severe damage and was taken IN tow for this
age
CnossrApr July IsThe No Sss lighter with zoos casks
roads and was beachcd.
poyrn July ls-The bark Union, ToDnesen, for Phila
by Collision.
NEW BnDronp Aug 1.-THE steamer me. sonUhanstt which
Nobosone this morning while trying TO 20 into Woods
Hole She leaks badly and steamer has gone to ner
assistance.
swrrrxurp,, July Is-The Doctor Won Thunen fellow,
Kienow, from Pau for New York with rags has put IN
ing.
snAsonAr, June THE American SMASHED schI Adele
cclocs on the night Of the t ult blowing strong
esserly gale At the time Both vessels have sustained
Notice TO Mariners.
ENTRANCE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIDDLE
Notice hereby given that in consequence Of the ex
tension sheerness Middle Sand to the eastward the
sheerness Mode Buoy has been moved :, ~ ca
bes and lies in 20 feet low water spring tides win
the following marks and compass bearings
Sn; half e yd ~ GAIN % e
The tswer Of Victoria Hall in line with Midtown Min,
SW by W.
Garrison Point BY g. Sly distant 10 miles
Grain Spit NJ distant ] 8 10 miles a.,
More lightvesset NE by 4 Il. distant $40 mile.
Cant buoy by y 8. distant 3 8 10 miles
Spite buoy, Sc by 4, distant 2 10 miles .
BY order. ROBIN ALLEN, secretary.
Trinity House, London, July Is, 1873.
pALTrc srA--cUH or BornrIA-RussIAN CoAsr--RsTAB-
LisHrnss OF LIonr TOWER ON sAsssKAR ISLAND NxAH
BIORNEBovG.
apew IYht towey. VI stone. will be built On ssbbskar
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

rhe Third New jersey Brigade, 500 strong, will
Fourteen carloads Of horses from the West arrived in
Duno last nght 70 participate in the week
railroad train running into Lawrence Mass unset
al ICE cart kng Gearge DuLell and SERIOUSLY inuing
another man named Hazslunefo
The weather was excessively not In Richmond yester-
Day inc thermoncer being ninetysix ninety.njne in
he s1auc inefe was one iata case OF sunstrokc
Captain Freeman Hutchinson. "A well tosdo farmer
aged sixty i've years while In a IL OF Temporary IN
sanity, hanged himself IL his barn, In Milford n II on
Friday - ' VI
John Robinson, wealthy and highly respectable oib
zen, died IA richmond Friday rdose NJ
choral administered by his wife anodyne Tor in
Somna. "
Mayor Medill, Of Chicago. has removed Fire Marshal
Williams, against whom charges of gross misconduct
were made and has appointed Assistant Marshal Matt
Benner 10 take charge Of the Department
At Browns mill in White Haven Pa. Yesterday
laborer named Frank Donney y, en while work ne ar
large circular saw and struck his head against IT. In
an instant the whole Of his head was cut off.
Train No. Is on the Rutani and Washington Railroad
which eff Eagle Bridge at six NJ. Friday Rut.
land of the track three miles above shusan Three
cars and the engine were thrown entirely of No per.
was Injured. The accident caused by gravel,
which had washed upon the track.
Paul Gregory o resident Of Marilla Erie county "
who was arrested for gwindng Ananias Pierce
wealthy capitalist OF Salt Lake City out Of sIl go
ceived IN part payment for worthless silver mines in
Utah being arrsigned before the Police Court made
seitlsment rih Fierce sna Tss diseharsed irera Gus
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BLOODY RIOT AND MURDER.

Peruvian Sailors in Sanguinary Conflict
With Citizens-The Governor OF the
Island or San Lorenzo Wounded and q
Man Observation-Disclosures "norrid Pic
turo OF Atrooity."
From the South Pacific Times lCanao), June ISL
We regret to notice that San Lorenzo was, on
Sunday night last, the OF great disorder and
bloodshed, and that two deaths occurred In the af
ray which took place between some men from The
Peruvian war steamer Independence and the celia
dOres on shore. The following account is from our
special correspondent
MuRDEROUs AFPRAY WITH BLooDsHED AND DEATH.
About eight O'Clock ON Sunday night boats crew
Island Of San Lorenzo. they visited the diferens
drinking localities, got drunk, and into row
among AND with som;
pistols, swords and Knives were freely used used
On the celadores appearing to quen the disturb
them. One Of the celsaores was stabbed and died
instantly the Governor OF the island was very badly
TO survive his Wounds Three othef ce
aa9 ore are badly wounded and the
several peaceable inhabitants OF the island were
also wounded, some quite seriously particularly
the Messrs Harris & Co., whe while quiet
ly eating his supper, was rushed upon by the mob
an shot @ his sa
back and neck. At about nine O'Clock the officers
from the Independence went ashore with strong
guard, arrested the offenders and carried some Of
the wounded on board, leaving one dead celador
and the Governor Of the island badly wounded,
and another celador also SO badly wounded through
the head as to render removal impossible. The
men OF the Independence were armed with re-
volvers and other weapons which In their drunken
state they used freely. The scene is described as
horrible and revolung-a 'horrid picture OF
atrOcity."
The ceador above referred to as being killed
was most brutally butchered. He was literally rip
ped up and lay with his intestines proruding until
late hour in the night, the Inhabitants not daring
to venture out as shots we're flying all directions
till eleven O'Clock The boat belonging to Messrs.
Harris Co., took one OF the men badly wouaded
ashore yesterday morning for medical treatment.
The engine litter OF Messrs Harris Il Co.had n mar
row escape. While entering his house ball passed
through his left sleeve without inficting on his
person any injury whatever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03

Bureau vi the City Government conferred all pre-
vo9siy existing powers on the Board OF Health.
MI, Brooke mentioned as an instance OF the
nov touch the inside booths at washington Market,
9Vt appealed TO the Board OF Public Works. In the
peared their stalls were part Of the market proper,
and NOT booths or tents.
A "CLINCHER.0
Judge Pratt-n the Board OF Health determines
IN good faith that the City Hall is a nuisance no
one can challenge them on the ground that II Ii
not a nuisance and try the issue. There Is no au-
thorlty vested in any other body to review their
decision while acting IN good faith and taking the
necessary Jursdictional steps, Ii you ask for an
order to show cause You are entitled to it, but
refuse to grant an injunction.
Mr.. Brooke--When will Your Honor make IL re-
turnable9 Say Monday.
Mr. Prentice (smiling1-As there Is no stay OF
proceedings It makes no difference TO counsel
when 1t Is heard.
The order was made returnable on Tuesday.
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The Friends OF the Frontier Agents and
How the Whites Fall Victims 70 Their
Treachery-The Redskins Exercise
Complete Control In Texas-A Little
Girl's Terror.
The San Antonio crexas) Herald OF the ESD in
slant contains the following letter, showing the
reign Of terror existing upon the RE Grande
frontier:-
MEANWHILE, July Is, 1873.
At no time in the history Of our State have the
Indians exercised such complete control over the
teamster boy killed one Indian at McKavett 9Th
instant up to this tune scarcely day has passed
That Indians have not been seen at some point IN
the country, but generally in the vicinity OF Fort
McKavett. Mr.. Hamilton, surveyor, was attacked
fsot with the loss OF everything but his gun.
large surveying party tMr. Poik's) was forced to
abandon its work on the Colorado and return to
In Brown and Coleman counties stock and crops
are neglected and Indian scouting is the only oc-
Here is an extract from letter from my sister,
in.aw, a girl born and raised On the frontier writ
and do not know which dread most. the proba.
dren being murdered while he is rome. Grace and
ollfc have been improving so nicely ct school, but
woman and child living near us were murdered
Yesterday, and another child, q little girl eight
years Old, was carried on The name OF the
Mornings work about nine o'clock, and was rock.
ing her little one to sleep when the Indians en-
tered. They shot her three times through the
body, dashed her infant against the back OF the
fireplace, snatched up the little girl and were gone
In less than five minutes
''The wounded mother, in agony OF despair, ex-
nansted her strength in snatching up her infant
from among the i've burning Goals Of the fireplace,
dashed bucket Of water on the bed laid her SUI
the floor to die herself oh, Guarlie, think of this
poor woman's suffering for six long hours before
her husbands return, and of his agony when
he camel That child and mother suffering,
dying for six hours! the mother listening
TO the cries OF her boy for water, and unable to
reach 1t to him, and the cruel knowledge that her
other darling had met fate still worse than theirs
She lived to tell her husband all, and died. The
child Is not dead yet 1t Is dreadfuly bruised and
burned and suffering great agony, but some think
II VIII live.
81 have no recollection of ever having been ten
miles east Of this place. nor did ever expect 70 be,
except perhaps on a visit or pleasure trip, but
want to leave 1t now and go anywhere on earth
away from the frontier. Two more months like
the past one will kill me or drive me mad.n
This IS but one story OF the many such told. Is Il
any wonder that we should want frontier Gov
ernor Yours sincerely, ]. j. CALLAN.
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ECHOES FROM THE WEST.

Indians on the Warpath-Discovcry OF
Fine Lands-A Heavy Storm.
OMAHA, Neb., August 2, 1873.
letter from Camp Brown, situated about forty
niles from Camp Stambaugh, Wyoming Territory,
says that band Of hostile Indians appeared In the
vicinity OF Old Camp Brown, on the Goth or July,
attacked a house and killed two women. They at
tempted to commit no other depredations before a
body OF armed men came upon the scene,
when the Indians fed, closely pursued.
The government surveyors In Northern and
Northwestern Nebraska report the discovery Of
immense tracts OF pine lands In country supposed
heretofore to be barren.
There was heavy rain storm last night along
the mountain division OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road. One bad wash out ~ reported. The train
due to-day from the West was fifteen hours late.
No serious delay occurred. The passengers, &C.,
ave being transferred at the break without trouble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03
SAILED.

Steamships Adriatic Br City Of Brooklyn r), Gala
Sris or and Spain s sSad,fsa sr Lon
Mos Mosel Gerl Bremen Clyde Galveston via Key, West;
and Montgomery, Savannah; Charleston, Charleston;
0id Dominion, Richmond, &c; REGULATOR, Phadelphia
barks Geo Jones Gr), Bristol Montezuma, Brdgton
Cecilia Aus, Queenstown or Falmouth; Medea Aus)
Cardif; OLYMPIA AUS Penarth Roads; Venus (Br), Rot
terdam; briggs Maurice, Cadiz; Robt Movie, Brdgton;
Danl Trowbrdge st PIERRE Sea Bird, Barbados; schrs
Sunny South, Wilmington, NC: Washington, Indianoa
II Shepherd, Jacksonville; Jos Rudd, Charleston.
nd at q frnsh
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FUNERAL OF TIE BALTIMORE MURDBRERs

BALTIMORE, August 2 1873
The funeral Of Joshua Nicholson took place this
afternoon from his tathers residence on East
Madison street. There was large funeral pro-
cession, including twelve carriages The funeral Of
Holohan also took place to-day, under the auspices
of the Prisoners Aid Association. His body was
placed in vault in the Baltimore Cemetery to
await the arrival OF his friends from Canada.
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BRENNAN.--DEIIA BRENNAN. a native Of the
county OF Westmeath and parish OF Kilucan, Ire
land.
Her friends and those of her family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her mother, I'll Eighth avenue, corner Of
Twenty-eighth street, on Monday, August 4, at ten
O'Clock
MURPHY.-On Friday August l, 1873, AGNES MUIR
ply, native OF parish OF BagnalstOwn, county
Carlow, Ireland, aged SO years.
The friends or the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, from her late residence 246
West Thirty eighth street, on Sunday, at one
O'Clock p NJ.
For Other Deaths See Ninth Po1e.l
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THE MICHIGAN RAILROAD.

BOSTON, August 2, 1873,
In the case OF the Michigan Railroad
Company vs.. Collector Slack Judge Shep-
ley has given a decision, in which he
deUees the sums OF s12,7T 60 and
ST. 722 90, with interest," for the plaintiffs. The
suits were brought to recover taxes, paid under
protest, and a penalty imposed by the Collector Of
Internal Revenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-03
ANOTHER DEATH ON THE RAIL.

Yesterday afternoon gentleman, named Sam
uel Powell, cigar maker, aged fifty years. residing
in Trenton. n. J., was over the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, not far from that city, and had
one OF his legs severed from his body, In a short
time afterw ards death terminated his sufferngs He
was well known in Trenton, and his demise Is much
regretted.
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schr Sunny South Derrickson, Wilmington, nee
schrJ W Dodge TAYLOR, Bsi,mors-W Cha imerA
Schr Geo Pierce, Kelly Ssem-R Ropes Co:
4 Co
schr Progress Van vaikenburg. New Hsven-H W
jackson q 90.
steamer A Stmers Warren. Philadelphia
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FLIGHT FROM INPAMY.

Escape OF n Convict-Another Shot While
Attempting to Escape.
ROCHESTER,, N Y, August 2, 1873.
Two convicts In the Monroe county Penitentiary
attempted to escape this evening, while being
marched from the waterworks reservoir to the
PenitentIary, and one OF them was shot IN the
abdomen by the guard The other escaped The
wounded man may de-
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OCEAN STEAMERS,
Steamers. SAILS. Desftaation. |
Omce

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YpRK FOR TEE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
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Almanac Tor New York--This Day,

Sun AND MOON HIGH WATER.
sun rises IS Gov. Island -morn OF
Sun SETS IL Sandy Hook. morn 2 II
Moon sets. ..norn - - Hell Gate. -. morn ( At
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
Notice to Hotel Keepers and all Others
who deal in LIQUORS.

For the information Of all persons concerned
the following Act Of the Legislature, passed
March oath, 1865, is published
CHAPTER 1911.
AN ACT prohibiting the sale of Spirtuous OF
Fecmented Liquors in the several counties
of the State on the day of Election.
SECTION |. BE it enacted By tie General As-
senJiy Of Mary'and, That it shall not be law,
ful for the keeper Of any hotel, tavern store,
drinking establishment, or any other place
where liquors are sold, or for any person or
persons, directly or indirectly, to sell, barter,
give or dispose of any spirluous or fcrmented
liquors, ale or beer, or intoxicating drinks of
any kind, on the days Of election hereafter to
be held in the several counties Of this State.
Sec. g Ind be it enacted, That any person
violating the provisions of this Act shall be
liable to indictment by the Grand Jury of the
county where the offence is committed, and
shall upon conviction before any Judge Of any
OF the Circuit Courts of this State, be fined 4
sum not less than fifty dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars for each and every cffenco
-one-haf the fine shall be paid the informer,
the other half 10 the County Commissioners,
for the use of he public roads.
THOMAS WATERS, of s., Shift
oct Ste Montgomery county.