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FOREIGN.
Eugoni0's Views on the FIXTURE Of
Franco and Europe.
0assagnao Severely Wounded in His
Duel with Rano.
Additional Russian Victories In
khiVu,
FRANCE,

FHANEE.
New YdaK, July IA lottor from Gonovn to
the World gives q reported conversation with
Eugeuio, Into Empress Of Franco. She nays hor
visit to Franco is for political putpoBcs and It Ia
useless to try to concoal 1t. She believes there
VIII soon be grand return Of tho pcoplo to
ordor and said that tile piedmonteao Goyorn-
ment at Romo, tho anti Christian and Pagan
Court at Berlin, md tho wild communartls
Mt Paris and Madrid are allod with fear at
tho awakening Of Catholic Trance. Now that
the wretchod Thtera iB gone, all movos we'll.
hlaoAlahon is prudent and loves Franco. I'ho
tutnro. said Eugonie, is ours, and France will
load tho reaction against forcos which hayo
seemed to threaten tho existonco OF soctoty and
religion throughout Europe. Sho saw In tho
future Franco nyain Mt tho 'lloal Of the nations;
Tho robbers driven ont of nomo; tho Pope rc-
stored; Germany divided into harmless 8tRtos !;
Austria again strong.
New YoaK, July 7.-PnriB people state that
tho Archbishop has Addressed petition to tho
Assembly, asking permission to build, at luis own
oxponso anu BY public subBoription d church on
the Buttos hiontmartre tho stronghold Of the
late insnrrection.
pAR1a, July 7.--Assombly has adjourned Until
Frday In honor Of tho Shah Of persia
The duel botweon II. III. Rano aud do Cas-
sagnao took place this morning On Luxembourg
Territory. NJ. do CasBagnao Was seriously
wounded.
III. tsano vaa also wounded.
, 1873-07-08

LONDON, July 7.-Tho Herald correspondent
vt Klastoun ,tolegraphs, via Alexandria. con-
6rmation Of tho arrival OF Sir Samuel and Lady
Baker and party, ali the details Of which arc
known from previous dispatches. He adds that
Sir Samuel Raker has succeeded in organizing
onta AID mang aGo aasnf tho
chlef atntion, Yondokooro being next In impor-
lance 70 also established eight other principal
poets, which form connected chain from Nubia
to Nyanza, and obtained 1000 additional troops
70 complete the garrisoning Of tho communioa-
tionB.
An important geographical discovery IL said to
hayo been made which will astounl the scientific
world, as it pretends shas Lakes Tanganyika and
Gilbert Nyanza provo to be ono pnd tho same
water, and magnificent inland soa 700
milos in longth. It is furthor an
nounced that yessels can be launched
eborc The falls named aftor Sir Roderick Murcl,-
ison, and sail to ujiii. Sir Samuel Dakor and
party aro in excellent hoa1th. and leaye at once
for Souhkim. On route to suoz. Tho above mar
ratlvo is direct from the explorers lips.
, 1873-07-08

portorB Of tho commission hayo Eiyon proof, who
In contempt Of tho Gospel havo not foarod to
affirm That the evangelical counclls-tllas Ia TO
any. tho voe ot poyoty, Gf ohaatity nnd ooa s,a
moral, and intellectual. No protost againnE
tho Incompetence mud contradiction Of
thoao who, having sworn TO main
laaye Intact Tho authority Of tho Church, pro-
pose and deoreo lava contrary to tito first nrliclc
OF tho constitution, and who yiolate beyond
measure tho spiritual authority OF tho soverolgn
poa pfatt and e holy wn Of M The Gsuss s S e
hoods which, without any Foundation Or proof
whatever, have boon uttorod and spread in pub
lio against Religious persona who have right to
maintain intnct tlloir reputation and ronow1'.
wo protest against tho violent appropriation Of
OF goods nnd properties belonging to our
Respective .ordcrs, rcBorving ngainst any unjust
Invader and poascssur tic Inherent righta Of oach
Of them, rights. of which no lay power. can
tics so appeal to tho sovoroign Pontifr, Vicar Of
JoauB Christ on earth, to tho Bishops md shop-
hct1a Of nouls who aro tho tutora, the guardians,
mud tho dofondern Of ecclesiastical goods. Nc
over tho world, to tho charity to which It ia in
great measure duo that thoae religious goods
md properties wore givon to tho Church for tho
aplendor Of worship and the propagation OF
faith. We appeal to tho individual right Of ns-
people, and to international right. Ill thrcc Of
which fight IN favor Of our e1iHto,.co and our
propertios Weappoal to tho Judgment Of every
civilized person Of common sonso who turns to-
wards reason and filth. Finally, no appoal to
tho Supreme Judge of tho living and tho dcad
to Almighty God, who is no rospecter Of per-
sons, and whose inexorablo Justice will at somo
future day ayengo honor. rights, calumnies, mud
tue oppreagod. AB for us, We shall aupplicato
to show himself merciful towards our ca1umnio-
tors and opprcssors, and to spare thom tho painB
Of tho temporal and eternal ohastisemcnt which
they rnny havo incurred by reason of tho iniqaity
of their deeds.
"nohdx, Juno 2, 1857
[Hore follow eighty-two signnturos.]
, 1873-07-08

They DrlvG Il Man xnBhno and CAuss
Film to Hang l1imself.

They Drive II Mnn Insnno and Cause
EHtna to Hang 11imself.
Domestic difficulties ia o SGT phrase which, be-
ing conyonient to express causes for committing
suicide that would DO otherwise difficult to state,
is an expression very common in police roports.
Like most set expressions, 1t docs not always
convoy tho right impression. 4 report from tho
Chicago Avenue Station last night contained
this expression. The person with whom
it was associated yas Jacob Young,
self in cell Of the station, from which tho ro-
port was aent at 8 o'clock last evening. At half
past Charles Krien, Of No. 451 West Indiana
atreot, brought Youpgblood to tue station, say
ing that ho was insane and unmanagcablo, aud
that ho should b. locked up. Ho was thorough
ly eonrched before being put in the cell. Al 9
him hanging from the top bar Of tile cell door.
lie at once cut him down, and found that tho
crazy men had hung himsolt with shreds Of his
Bnire. a physician was at once sent for, but life
WAS extinct before his arrival. Youngblool was
about 40 ycars Of ago, aud . painter. The
Coroner will hold an inquest to-dny.
, 1873-07-08
WASHED UP BY THE LAKE,


Tho BODY OF n hoy Eound who Tns
Drowned Inst Now Ecnr's Dny.
The body found in tho lake on Sunday after
noon, to tho feet Of which pair of skates we're
attached, WAS identified at the Morgue ycater-
day az TINT Of Sidney 9. Bourne son Of Mr.
Bourne, Of tho firm Of r. s. Alnini l. Co., who
WAS drowned in Lake Michigan last Now Years
Day. Tho details OF tho poor lnd's untimely
death were giyon in Tine Ta1puNE at
that timo, and woro stated to DO that
he won't out skating from point op-
poaito Douglas place, and boing vonturoaome.
he skatod far out on tho leo. Ho was about d
milo from his companions when they saw him
suddenly throw up his arms and thon ho tlisap-
peared below tho surface Of tho ice. Every
effort was made to recover tho body, but with
out SUCCESS, and tho boreavod parents wole COM
PEELED to enbmit to the hapless disaster which
consigned their boy to d watery grave.
The discovery Of tho body, decomposod and
wnye~eaten, has thrown q horror about his doath
which hns made tho gloom Of the household
darker than before. Tho boy Was but 10 years
old, aud a very bright and Intelligent lad. The
Coroner'a jury rendered verdict OF accidental
drowning.
, 1873-07-08

Tho Hwiaa correspondent Of paria paper has
had an interview with Father Uyaointhe at Go
nova. The renowned ox-friar says he iH deeply
Protestant public o;t tint city, add las hopos Of
converting soma OF tho Old Catholics. Ho dop-
recatos any attempt to divide hia Church into
s'moderate and 7'violont partsana His idea
ia that nil Catholics m,st accept Christ, and that
thoy must ~ inevitably reject Papal nfallibillty
and omuipotepoo. LIZ would rather sacrifice bis
reform than ono truly Catholic dogma. In Ills
oriuion tho Is confessional" in tho hands Of tho
Jesu!ts, has booomo tho most powerful instru-
sion Of oonsciencoa. Nevertheless, he deairoa
not ltH abolition, but ita reform. He demands
the use OF the National language In public wor-
snip. Theae nre lliu main personal toueta. Tho
, 1873-07-08

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, July 7.-News has been received here
that Hugh Macdonald, tho newly-chosen Min
County, Noya scotia, by acclamation, on Basur-
aGy.
The Dominion revenue for the month Of June
was III, ,732, ,754. The expenditures for tho same
time woro 81, ,728,9 ,9GA,
James Ross, formerly Clcrk Of tho Executive
Council, committed auicide at Beloville, on Sat-
1rday, cutting his throat. Ho had been insane
ono month.
a young girl at Aylmor near hero shot ono
of tho mon who raro trying to force an entrance.
Ile diod immediately.
It is understood here that Allan's proposals
concerning the building OF the Pacific Railway
hnyo boon accepted by the Government.
MONTREAL, July 7 AT meeting Of the Board
papy, on Saturday, tho terms proposed by Sir
Hugh Allen for tho construction OF tho road
were aceerted.
, 1873-07-08
ITALY,.
The Protest OF tho Generals OF the Re-
ltEiotas GrdcrG.

The Protest OF tho Generals OF the Ikc-
ltgioMs 0rdors.
Rgme une q corTssRo'denee r ths Ns,D York Nord
portant document. It iB tho "protest Of tho
Gonerals and Procurours-G General Of tho re-
ngious orders against tho Inv Of suppression
voted by the Chamber Of Doputics,:"
from tho 9Th to tho 25th ot May a pro.
joct of law aiming Mt the extension to tho
city and province Of Rome of tho
dispositions in vogue in tho rest Of
Italy concerning. tho religious corporations and
it5oye the very grave notifications of tho project
of the Ministry by tho Commission, tho Chamber,
in tho discussion and the vote OH each article.
has again added new proyiaions to each Of them,
al right aanihilating, 80 to speat all tho rol,g-
ious families, and contlHcating ali their legiti-
mate property. In soyoral Blttings, held for tho
discussion Of this project Of law, without men-
tiontng the blows doalt at the Justice Of the
manifested, diyerB public diacoursos wore dolly
ered, In which tho most incredible coutonlpt for
truth, Justice, and reIglon was apparent. The
ontiro Catholic world, md ovon liioAo amongst
the horetlcH aud iutldcls who hayo yet preserved
o littlo natural reason and honesty, can judge Of
this for themselves.
"Tho Sovereign Pontir, sole judge installed
by God, in all that concerns tho Church and the
religious institutions, having loudly protested
and declared null and void any wicked attempt
tint might DO n,ado on tho religious corporations
and tho property. which thoy logtimatoly pos
aess, wo the underBignod snperiorB aud pro-
ourorH-genoral Of divers religious orI1ors roading
ut Home, regard it NJ q bo.indon duty, not only
to adhoro to the aoutimonts Expressed by tho
Vicar Of Jesus Christ, to whom wo are immeli-
ately subjected, hut to protoat in special 1nan-
nor In our own namo and the namo OF tho rclig-
Ious families Of which God has confined to lis
tho government, according to tho rulea Of
Ohrisiian perfection and evangelical councils,
aud according to tho laws and institutions up.
proved by tho holy apostolic Chair. This is why
Wo renew our protostatlons and recall Tho mo-
tivos alleged tho circular which wo addressed
under dale Of Oct. 4, 1871, to all tho Anbnssa-
doris, MinistarA Charges d'Alraisos, and ConRuls
accredited to the holy ehalr, aud In which It wna
proved with ovidotce tint tile extinction OF tho
religious corporations existing at Rono il al,
outrage, odioMs and manifest, agai.at tho rjSlata
Of tlleAe religious orders, agalnst tho rights Ut
tho entire Catholic world aud principally Agaitlst
the spiritual rights inhoront III the Visible Chief
OF tho Church.
"Wo protest anew and In particular against
tho blaaphemics and the outragos to God aud
the holy religion wlicl, hnyo boon uttorel unIor
those circumstances with irnpunitY, against all
the mjurioH by which tho SACRED perBoil and au-
thorlty Of tho Vicar OF Jouua Christ has boon
ofonded. against tho ilnp'ety Of which tho ro-
, 1873-07-08

found horse, answering to tho description of
ono which had been reported to tho polioe al
having been stolen, at tho corner Of Madison
and Clark streots, yesterday morning, in dying
condition. Tho officer removed it, and gayo Il
such caro aa was necessary.
Tho a1arm Of fire from Box 375, Ut half past
O'Clock last evening. waB caused by tho discovery
OF flames at No. 02 Canalport avenue, q two.
story franc building, owned and occupied by
Henry Dremmer as q grocery md dwelling. Tho
fro originated from a lighted candle being drop,
Mollcr. clork In tho store. Tho building wat
damaged to tho extont Of $500, anl tho Btool
s5n; insured in tho Drewors', Of Milwaukee, 70,
ST ECO.
, 1873-07-08

Struggle for tho Western Tcrtninus OF
tho N0rtlAorn pnctflc--fntorcst Pny.
nlcnt by the Union Pacific.
BAN FRANCISCO, July 7.-Tho quoBson OF tho
Northern puciflc naf1rond tor1ninus continues to
excite the poop1o Of Puget Sound aud Portland.
Seattle ofrors, by wny Of donation, land and
money estimated at 81, 100000 aud still aiding.
Taco offers tho entiro control Of tho water-front
Of tho city, and largo amount of land In case
Semitic docs not got tho terminus. 4 party Of
unquostionablo Responsibility agreos to build,
equip. and put in running order branch from
nailroad noer Taco, by Jan. J., for less than tho
amount pledged to tho Company.
NEW YoRx, July 7.-The total amount Of coin
due holders OF tho Pacific Railroad Companys
first mortgage bonds amount to 45l0,0 OF
thia st1m fully 100000 haB already bsen dis
bursod at tho redemption Office hcre, mud pay
monts still continue In London, Now York, and
Boston.
, 1873-07-08
FIRES.
Serious Destruction OF Property in
Various PluceHs

Serious Destruction of Property in
Various Plucess
CuARhEsToN, July 7.-Adyicos nro received Of
the destruction by fire, on Sunday, OF the busi-
Nowberry. County. Loss, 100000; insurance
very small.
DUBUQUE, Town, July IA fire at Wavor1y,
Iowa, on Saturday cycning, burned the stable Of
William oar5, with contents belonging to Mr.
Hockard. Four horsos, hay, md tho feed stable
OF William Beebe woro burned. Loss, $4,000; no
insurance.
MILWAUKEE, July IA Fond du Lao special
Bays tho stores Of Desonbrc, jeweler; Fox, hats
Loss, $40, 600.
BTaATnnoY, Ont, July IA flro hero yeBtor-
day burned block Of buildings occupied by
different persons. LoBs e60,000.
THREE RryEns, Canada July IA fire do
stroyed Gilmour's Hotel and building owned
by Longlors, Belon Il Gerard, and several
small houses. LosB, $4,000; Insured.
, 1873-07-08

SPECIAL N5patck % 7he fhfeaaf Tribune.
OrrAwA, ILL.,, July 7.--An important event at
Ottawa during the present week Ii the third
Principals. which begins tomorrow at tho Opera
House, aud Is to last three days. Tho loading
schools Of tho stato will bo represented by thoif
Principals, presldenta Of Colleges. ETC.,
AS we'll as distinguished gentlemen Of tho
profession from different institutions Of learning
in the West. Tho hospitality Of tho city will be
extended to tho delegates. Tho programme OF
tomorrow will DO nu address by President II. L.
Battwood, m essay on Department instruction
by 8. H. White. to DO followed by discussion
on the ample treatment Of the subject Of history
by DR.. willard.
, 1873-07-08
JOLIET.


Cneo OF Dr0wntng--1BugKy Accidents
Ponltontiary mnttcrs.
Special Dt.patch to The Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, July IA boy by the name Of George
Brown accidentally fell into tho canal lato sntur-
day evening and was drowned. His body was at
once recovered.
E1-Deputy Warden Mahew was, On Saturday
last, thrown from his buggy aud severely hurt.
He ia undor tho caro- Of Dr.. Heise, and doing
woli.
Tho Board Of Penitontiary Commissioners
meet hero tomorrow to pass upon tho business
Of tho past month. It Is thought thoy will also
determine something doflnito about tho Deputy
Wardenahip md physician Of tho prison. about
which q great doal Of intorost iB manifested.
Major Wham, rho has nevor yet met with the
Board, 1t La undoratood will be horo.
, 1873-07-08

pefaonal appearances in tho Un,tod Btatns Bis
m trot Court, before JudRo shipnaar, Il, Ibis city.
They moved tho bill bo disnisset as rcgards
thom,, on tho ground ot tho want Of juriptlloton
q q tho Court, thu said lefcnilantB roaiding III
tho Houthorn District Of Now York, THO motion
to disninn will probably 10 argued at the Bop
appeared by counsel.
, 1873-07-08

doa1or and tho jai1or Of BATH County. Whom
Eaydon waa giving ]ltn toHtimony against Battcr-
Aoltt yesterday, aud rcctlng how tho acoBctl had
tried TO hiro him 10 fro tho town, Col. 1Iurd,
uornaol for gattorGold, aocusod him Of
swearing to 1lo. Tho witnoas 1nade 1t tho law.
yor, md Immediately Battcrflold and his crowd
sprang to their foot, weapons In hand. Fortu-
natoly tho firmnogn of uoon, Wash Dnrnoa, md
n fow other cool md determined mon nvortod q
collision wllicl, wou1d havc been torrib1o In It's
cffectp. Tho only result was stampede Of tho
spectators. Tho Court adjourned until today,
az It wan cyidont thnt tho trial could not succeed
without n fight. 8attorileld, before leaving for
homo yesterday ovoning, was loud In hia throata
to kill Hoon, DarneB, and throo othor cltizons Of
OWingsvillo who had shown determination thht
lo should be brought to tuattoo. To-day, tat-
terflold, accompanied by his Hon md aon-i1l-aw,
camo into town armed TO the tooth With guns,
pistols, and knives.
Hoon did not give linn nn opportunity to pnt
his throntg into execution, but trcd tho con-
tants Of both barrels Of q shotgun, loaded With
buckBllot, Into hta body, causing wounds which
produced death IN short time Tho deceased
waa notoriounly desperate man, and bad and
turbn1ont cttizon, md hs doath is not regretted
by any Bavo his own family. Flo has boen undor
au Indictment since Inst summer for stealing a
horse from tho Roy. James a. Grogg, Of Waco,
Madison County, tho owner having tracked tho
animal to and found 1t In Ills possossion. Pub
lie sentiment universally indorseB tho act Of
Mr.. Hoon in Kidding tho community Of him.
, 1873-07-08

al. "" writes to tho Louisville Journal:
The English women aro tho poorest dressers in
Europe and Jet Engliah society IL singularly
e1aotlng. 4 lsdy goes to common ballsd oon-
cert Ut At. James Hall, happens to wear light
Paris bonnet, and ia required to take 1t on III
dressing room, paying The waiting stx-
ponce to keep It, before she is allowed to take
the neats she has paid for. She goes In and
nnds tho hall allied With scrubby, ill-dressed
women, each having . bit Of ribbon etuok to hoz
hair, aid each considering horBelf In full dress.
, 1873-07-08

4 Unr.Kccpcr In Bloomington, Ind, |
Killed by q BRnk.Presittellf.

a Unr.Kcopor In Bloomington, Ind,
Killed by u MISUNDERSTANDING.
From the Nttu Albany Ledger STANDARD, Juty3.
y hs R'pss a
kirk. President Of the First National Bank Of
that place, shot and killed man by tho namo Of
Noso, barkeeper,. for no greater offenae than
q refusal TO- soil him whisky. It seems that
Buskirk hns boon In tue habit Of going on fre-
quont and prolonged sprees, and that no WAS on
ono Of those spreos ut tho timo OF the shooting.
On account Of Tho habita Of BuBkirk, Ills brother,
tho Hon. 3. Il. Buskirk, Judge Of tho Supreme
that he was forbidden to sell Lis brother any
moro liquor, under pain Of tho ponalty OF law,
and tho effort to obey has cost RoHo his lifo.
Yesterday afternoon couple OF colored men,
who have been in the habit OF waiting on Bus
kirk, aaw him and asked him to treat them.
Buskirk consented and wont with thom to Roso's
saloon and asked for drinks. Tho barkoeper,
Rose refused to sell him whisky, and excused
himBeltby citing the ordor which the 6upreme
Judge bud served on him. ThtH excited Judge
Duskirk tho more, anl ho again demanded the
whisky and WAS again refused, When hc drew q
pistol, and, without ceremony, shot noBe In tho
left side. The ball ranged toward the unfortu-
nato mans ~ heart, and D Dr.. Mophsoters r PRO- 70
bo mortal, and ut once began to mako prophra-
tonB for tho inevitable event. He mndo hia
will very short timo after he received tho dead
ly wound.
uuHRlfH nRa peeO JuQBb OF Luo common Ileha
Court of that district, aud Speaker Of tho House
OF Representatives, IL tho presidont Of q bank,
and man Of abundance OF moana, uo Is .
powerful man, Weighing about 26o pounds, aid
had onco shooting acfapo in court With the
Hon. James Hughes, and Is about 30 yoars old.
Tho doceased Is represented as quiet. orderly
cltizon, about 85 years old. lle loayea wife
and two ohildron. He las lived In Monroe
County for q long time, aud has many friends.
LATEn.-As We go to press our editorial cor
respondent Informs III by telegraph that Judge
l3uBkrk waived an examination, and gave bail in
the sum Of 5000 this evening, The excitement
Ia daop and intouHe, and every effort IL made TO
Suppress 1t.
Wo cannot we'll understand the release OF
Judge Duskirk on bail, II the telegraph tlIa
morning has not done hlm injustice.
, 1873-07-08
SPAIN.

BARCELONA, July Tho City Of vich, thirty
saven miles feom Barcelona, ia blockaded by
CarlistH.
MADRID, July 7.-sonor suner, Minister Of the
Colonies, is engaged in preparing q comprehen-
New YonK,, June IA Herald cable says
OKolfy ia still confined in tho national prison
at santandor, but the Colonial Minister has or
dezed his tranafer to Madrid, and there Is good
reason to believe his roleaae will soon follow.
, 1873-07-08
Comparative Cotton Statement
New YonK, July 7.-The following is tho
weekly comparative cotton statement


INDIANAPOLIS, July 7.-Col. Jamea Gavin, OF
Greenalnrg, dlod on Saturday, Of congestion Of
the brain. lie was Joint author with Mr. Oscar
3. IIort, Of this city, OF Gavin h Hord'a Digest
Of Indiana Laws, and sorved with distinction ~
Colonel Of the Seventh Indiana Volunteers, and
l.aH held various ofloes Of trust aud honor IN
tle Slate.
, 1873-07-08

LospoN, July 7.-Upon tho resumption Of tho
was announced that the defendant WAS slck. and
DO WAS oxcuacd<rom attendance upon the court
for fow days. Dir. Hawkins, Of tho prosocu-
tion, said thoy would cloHo their case On We'd
neaday noxt, when an adjournment Of ton days
will be takon,
, 1873-07-08
kHItjA-

LONDON, July 7.-Dispatches from Khiya state
TINT tue town OF Mangol, which made : aosper~
ate resistance, WAS fred and destroyed By tho
Russians. 1iilai, which surrendered without
firing shot, wns spared. The victors found in
khiva 10000 Persian Blaves, many Of whom
claimed tic protection Of Russia.
, 1873-07-08
Flight OF a Prominent Lawyer.

IHp1ANAroL1s, July 1.-THE Euening Natos this
afternoon publishes the information that w. II.
IIazleton, well-known lawyer, haa Bquandercd
the funds In lis hands belonging to yarouH
trusts, and on Thursday left for the Pacific
slope, leaving his bondsmen and frionila Ill tho
lurch. Ho was \ prominent membor OF several
societies, aud his detaloation and flight creates
considerable e1citemant.
, 1873-07-08
An Alleged xnccrafary Killed Mt 0v-
4nKAvt1le.

9JobHs afFtIg n.y. tJh4 " Otspdfch to {hs Louisville
CoHrftF-Journai.
To-day has been day Of intenso excitement
at Owingayille, not unnl1ed with bloodsl,ed. I
photographed you OF the arrest Of William G. Sat-
torilold on the strength OF tho confession Of tho
hoxse-thiof, Hnydnn,. for firing the Town Of
Owingsyt[le. in April 1aat. Batteraoll waA bniled
out, aud Ills trial postponed from time to time
until to-day. when . sudden end WAS put to pro-
oeeonga against him by the fact that ho waa
ahot and Killed by Mr. Charles uoon, furniture
, 1873-07-08

wAsu1raroN, July ION Tuesthy, for the
Es o ssse h. Snas Hp aad ssa5 5
occasional local Bsorrna. For the South Atlantic
sta.es, easterly winds, higher temperature, and
partly cloudy weather, with numerous local
rains On the immediate coast. For tho Middle
temperature and cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. For New England, generally cloar
weather, With somewhat higher temperature.
For tho Lake region and Ohio Valley, north
eastor1y winds, falling barometer, Increased
cloudineBs, and numerous local storms.
.. sTAaE OF WATER.
Daily report Of tho stage OF water, with
changes In tho twenty-four hours ending P.
M. July T. 1873.
, 1873-07-08

DosToN, July 7.-Dr. Charles T. Jackson, tho
emnont chemist, las boon dangerously III for
the past few dayu.
, 1873-07-08
EARTHQUAKE.

buffalo Again Vlsitcd by d Shock.
BUFFALO, July 7.-Another shock Of onrth-
quake occurred at 6 o'clock this morning. The
only damage dono by the shocks Of yesterday
was ths throwing down Of chimney in the con-
rre OF tho city.