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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-12

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termecium luden m5se, um cine bbbere
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, 1873-07-25
THE IOWA BANDITS.
Descriptions Of tho Sconntlrcis Who
Dttclcd md Robbed tho Rock xEl-
md UrutI m HTnn60Y IuXt.

Descriptions Of tho Sconntfrcls Who
Ditchcd md Robbed tho Rock Iel-
and Trntn on Monday Lust.
IT, SR. es4nd psy f r. fHssgG na"s e, this
city lias rcceqed dispatch from Hopkins, on tho.
Naryvillo Branch Of tile Il. c. st. J. d q. 3. r.
r., that the Iowa railroad robbers passed near
that place, and that two Of them live IL St.
Joseph. Large numbore of people in MI North
Missouri are On the lookout for tho villains, but
nolhing moro definite has Jet been learned.
DEs Mo1NEs, Iowa, July 24.-A special to the
State Register gives tho following description Of
tho men who robbed tho train Oh the Rock
Island NaiIroad Oh Monday night:
Tho man who soonlea to be tho 1oader is de-
scribod as follows: About feot or 8 inches
high, Light lair. blue eyes. heavy sandy Thiskera.
little turned up, tolorable high and broad foIo-
head, Intelligent looking and looked liko
tolerabl, naf ,So vel 0daeat0d 1Ha an, ,or;na and
man, from sc to 40 years old.
Ilie second man, as follows: Tall and slender,
Light complexion, rather dolfcato.looAng !. had
high forehead, not worry broad light-brownhair,
very longi dght whiakors, inclined to DO sanity
1Ssay s fe0t l6dR lnh Ions Soa SsnaSs h9 n 9d Ss
evor dono any work in bis lifo. His nose is a
little Rou,an blue Dyes; looked like man we'll
educated, aud very polite, not INCLINED to talk
much; from SO 70 10 years old, >.-ossed in light
clOties
Tho third nm was rathor slender built, i feet
or 10 inches high hair cut worry shurt ! hair
Ind little sandy appearance, though would bo
considered light. brown noBo, Grocian,
not very refined but rather sarca4lio i;
hard and bad coun.ennnce brown eyes looked
like an Incorporate man wore dark wool hat,
with stiR rim, and dark clothes; was from S. to
3S ycarB OF age.
lilo fourth man had a dark complexion; dark
hair; no yybiBkers; broad. tolerablo high fore-
head; s feet - or, e inches
high; heavy set; straight; rathor
infolligent-looking. good countonanco, blaek
eyes, straight Grocian ,oae, 81 to 90 years old,
dressed III light pants and vest dark coat, and
Light wool hut.
The fifth man had fair complexion; b1uo
eyes; ught-brown hnir, with chin whiskers, n lit
tic ehudy. He is i feet and or 10 inches high;
large and portly, but not very aeshy.; broad
shoulders; form straight; intoliigont-lo looking :;
| large, Roman nose, nnd ,s from 3G to % yoa1s
old. Lie wau dressed in light clothes, and made
quite a pleasant appearance.
This description was given by Mr. and A1rs.
stuckoye, who live on tho northeast quarter Of
Section 20, Township 10, Range 81, Ringgold
| County. where these men ate dinner July ~. No
| othor particulars have boon received here to-day.
, 1873-07-25

LOUISVILLE, June 24-A patient In tue City
Hohpital dlod OF oholora to-day.
l;yANBv11Er, Ind, July M.-The Journals
special correspondent loporta soyen aeaths at
lit. Vernon te-day.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-Not q single death from
cholora WAS reported today. This Is tho second
day tho ollolora AaB misuod Bnco 1t set in.
Weather clear and quito hot.
LOUISVILLE, July 2i.-The cholora seelns to
hayo entirely disappeared from tho interior
Koutuchy towns recently afflicted. No doaths
aro reported III any OF them for SIX days.
[DY Afat'.l
KEonuK, lar July ~, 1878.
70 Tho Editor n Tho Chicago 1tsbuac:
SIR. I a1n juHt horo from St, Louis, and hive
found cholera at that point. and Ut IIanniial and
Louisiana, No., and much more OF 1t than ap-
puars in tho proHa OF tho difforont p!acss. I
write that yos, may warl, Chicago to be on sharp
lookout as It viii work up thiu riyor by boats,
oto. One caHo IL roportod here to-day. Mr.
Dnyfs, Of tho 6t. Louis Globe, had the ollolora,
although tho Globe Of tho 2lst did not chooHo, III
its notice Of his dcetl, to my what his disease
Waa CHICAGO.
Ep4nspt& Ind, {Jay 2> Correspondents gf tho Louis
wills CoWr{er-Juur,Ml.
From citizen Of Mt. Yornun, who temains at
home brayoly. facing tic danger aud doing much
to inspire With courage those who aze unable to
, 1873-07-25
FARMERS RIGHTS.
Tho Dodge County, Wis.,. Changers
in Convention. =
; y: @:..-"t ; t'' :.
They Resolve to Cut: Loose
4: : from: Both Political. a.: T.
Parties: g.
Call for a Changers State ConTen-
lion at Milwaukee, Aug. %.


Special Dispatch to This Chicago Tribune.
BEAVER DAM, Wis, July 24.!rhe Oranges OF
Dodge County, to- day, in County ConTention,;
adopted tho following resolutions: y, :
WHEREAS, Tho cvcnts Of tho past ten years damon
srnto that tho tendency Of MI who arc entrusted with
Government Offices Is to disregard tho intercsta OF tho
people and tho country, for tho attainment Of selash
WMEnras, Tho consequent corruption, stealing, and
perjury which generally prevail among tho public
officers muat bo etoprcd and
inability to check those practeea Which threaten tho
equal tghts for all ad special prvegea to none eth
or prynfo or corporate and following that tariff bank
raifrnad telegraph, aud ali othor monopoltes, are
iniudcal to our intoresta when unrcstrAircd by
lust laws, aud balleving that % tho Patrons
OF HuabaudrY we havo not ceased to bo oiti-
xens It's our duty to look to our interests, and 1so
what power may have In placing mon In Chico who
believe md practice honesty III office, well ns out,
and whose fl1oy to intcrcaa aro true and known
to us which can bo accomplished only by political ao-
ton therefore,
RcsoIutd, Dy tho patrona Of HuHbandry Of Dodge
County, Wisconsin, in County Convention 4asonh1cd
that wa invite brothron throughout tho State to
neet in convention at Milwaukee, on Thursday, Aug.
a. 1873 at 10 O'Clock a. r for consultation and such
Other action nhy be oemod best for our Interest
and TINT Of tho 9tate an5 to that end no recommend
that each Orange In The Btao be entitled to threc dele
9atea to elected by each Grange mud COMMISSIONER
1ptlor seal, signed by tho proper o1iccrs.
IeaoIred That oil papers In the State friendly to our
cauaa DO requested to publish these rcsolutiona.
, 1873-07-25
FIRES.
Destruction of Property in Various
Elnceg--Esllrl0Hs Co1aRlaErntiOus In
the W00dR ON 140Uu IAlaftu.

Destruction OF Property in Various
Elnccs-~Eurlous Co1,Rlagrnti0us In
the Woods on Long Island.
PoTrsv11LE, Pa,, July 24.-A fire In Mount
Carmel; Pa., 1ast night commoncod IN George
il the aame square, comprising the business
portion OF the place.. The buildings were oil OF
wood. Only ono building In tho square was
saved. Tho loss is $4,000. The insurance ia
principally In homo companies. Thirtoon fami-
lies Woro made lomoleHH.
OTTAWA, Out, July 24.-Drown's Hotel on
Rideau street, and two adjoining buildings, also
q block OF frame buildings in the rear, were
burned last night.
NEW YonK, July 24.-ExtenBive forest tiros
are raging on the line Of tho Long Island Rail-
road, NEAR Yaphank and Lakeland. Three
acres OF woodland were burned over, and large
amount Of valuable timber destroyed. Fears
are entertained TINT tho tiros will spread to tho
fartn-houses in tho vicinity.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-An Enquirer, special
from Sidney, O., says that 8 terrible fire oo-
CURED in that place last night, destroying ".
tseetionoy s. and ttor J. E 6,n1a Fyo e. ,o,s
oy ossimaEoa aaa' at ''' 900. Tho III Seavlost
losers ars J. Il. F1yo l. Co., dry goods; insured
for 514,000 loss not exaotly known. Five other
parties lose from 81. 900 to 900 each. A. ru-
NOR prevailed that tho house ,Yaa set on fire by
coal oil by one of tho losers by the fire., ]. r.
Frye, who has boon arrested and had his trial
sT. LOUIS, July o4.-Tho lard-relning estnb-
llshmont of john King, 928 North Main Rtreet,
was damaged to tho extent Of 10000 by fire.
Fully insured In homo companies.
, 1873-07-25
UTAH.

a Fut7acr and Two Sons Kislcd by a
Iennchoro--HIormon AnniverxEry--
. Arrival Of Elnigrzsnt1.
SALT LAKE, July 24.-A lrightful tragedy oc-
CURED at tho mouth Of Bingham Canon this
sous, wero killed by another ranchero namcd
Butcher, with rifle. Cause unlznown--probab1y
m old feul. The remains OF the doceased woro
carried homo by tho widow aud daughter In a
1umbor-waGon. Great oxoitenlent exists in Bing-
ham and This city over tho affair. It Ii not
known whether Butcher hnH been arrested.
To-day las been generally observed aB tho
anniversary Of the Mormon pioneera coming
into tho Wiley in 1917 under Brigham Young.
Tho celebration at Ogden is extensive. Hero it
is confined to flags aud holiday racsH.
Ono Thousand Mormon emigrants arrived from
Europe to-day, in good health.
Il. n. Garvey, formerly OF Louisiana and
Iowa, killed by Sullivan, on I'uosday night, was
buried by tho Odd Follows today. 'Thoro waa O
large funoral.
, 1873-07-25
THE INDIANS.

Speedy Removal OF tho KiclInpoos
from Mexico to KANSAS.
WAsuIsaroN D. c., July 24.-Tho special In
dian Commissioners to remove the KiokapooB
from Mexico to tho unitad statea had u council
with all tho difroront e4iefs near Remolfno. Tho
head clliofs dosired to go to KanBas to consult
with the Kansas portion OF their tribe in refer
onco to tho selection Of the reservation. Tloy
also wishod that threo or four Of them be taken
to Washington to talk with tile Great Father.
Tho Commissioners will lavo another council
expected tho whole matter will be concluded aud
tho Kiekapooa will Htart Immediately for the
United Statos, unless the Mexican Government
interforoB. Tho Commissioners consider their
auccoBs almost assured.
, 1873-07-25
CANADIAN COURTS.

u
Gordon. tsor.lo.l~-lno<v., IL Drunken
LnWyor Abused tho Cotrt--Legnl
12tllics.-Flrlng the WinnopeE Heart.
Special Dspatth to T1s Chicago 1f1ottre.
sr. PAUL., July 24.-priyato adyices received
last evening that tho motion to admit the Fort
Garry prieonora to bail was dpniod, anticipated
tho probable result. Tho decision, WAS not ren-
derod yoaterday,' tho Judge saying he would
rondor It, aH Boon rs possible. The Dispatch
correspondent dcHcriboa' tho closing Bconoa' In
tho Court aS exciting. Clark inyeighed bitterly
against tho prisoners, tho blackguarls In brown
cloth who 'abotted them, md tho newspaper cor
respondents. Cornish, his assistant, vulgarly
abused everything American, including our
bribcs. Finally, ho threatened tho Judge with
popular vengeance IT, ho darea to ndinit tho
prisoners to bail. .
Tho Jadgo would not allow eounaaol to thront.,
en- lllm, but you'd perform hia duty without
"Then," said Cornish, 8 it ig your duty to ro-
fuso bhll.' You dare not do otherwise"
Judge shall do M think proper, without
dictatfon from you.
think you will dare do this.
Hero Judge Botourney intorfered and ropri-
manded Cornish, saying lo was bringing CON-
tompt On the Court by tho mannor Of his address
Cornish, who WAS evidently intoxicated, WAS al
lowed to continue Homo time longer in tho Same
strain. 49,
Mr: Royal attempted to speak again
for tho prisoners. bit waa doniod permission
by tho Attorney~Goneral, md an exchange Of
angry words followed just as the Judge was
leaving tho bench, Clarls took from his mouth
something that ho WIS chewing, and throw 1t in-
to hoynra faco. The lattor wiplng his faco, sad
tho latter apologizcd to Royal, saying ho was
half wild ut tho time.
A hnndbll reading as follows was freely circu-
1atea in Wiunopeg yesterday:
application Tor bsil made for tho kiuappers.
Cornish nrges upon tho Court that granting bail ~
only putting price upon kidnapping. Tho argument
drivon home BY Wilson. off Minneapolis. Tbis may
mem nothing, but ahall aee Canadians, DO on the
abort for the resut. God sayo tic Queen.
would DO safer for tho prisoners to be kept in
confinement than liberated on bail. Mckenzie
WIS this morning forced to admit that he do
mandod $4,000. In addition to the retainer Of
dismissed from tho oaso BY their friends. He Is
/ also charged with having offered to sell Brackett
a pieco Of laud, belonging to tho Attorney
General, worth $1,000 for $4,000, with tho
understanding that ho would induce tho Attor-
admitted to bail, which oircr was refused.
ronr aAnhx, july Elm tho go court~room to,
ton Of bai1, whom nIr. Royal, counsel for tho
dofenHo, crowded Attorney oneralC Clark too close
and tho latter made . disgracoful exhibition Of
his discontinue. Turning suddenly from his
5 Sfs hs he esF nsw 'ptv Ss into y E Pyr fssS
insult shortly afterwards. The friond.
Of tho prisoners have hopes for the
favorable decision from tho Judge. although Il
! iouH nrn 1nnyjnn nntllinr un1nno w}ich can pos-
, 1873-07-25
: :'NEW:YORK.
More Developments in the Brooklyn
Trust Company Failure. !
Young WalWorth in Sing Sing ::
Sharkey's 0aae---0arl Vogt.
Ru1nored Gold Bu11ing Combina-
tton with &1OO,O0O,O00
Capital. ..

~ fr1 ~.
NEW 1ohR, 1uly ]4'-Ino a'atc"ens 'oas tn'
condition OF the Brooklyn Trust Company han
long been known to certain members Of tho ring,
and that t},ov availcd tbeu,solyea of this knoY l.
eugo TO osam ou1 ,anas oeltnglne ~ tnon, -
reiterated, and "1sn par1loularlty or names and
dates. It iB alleged TINT scarcely ono Of tho
ring has largo amount now remaining with tho
rr,at romnanu Not fono aoo tha Treaanror ~
= nn,;ti.s1 % ,,,h ,ra. ro ~ ,0,orn,d -, ~
Gonaltl9n o1 t1o iIuAs company, ana WIN
WY aI tno Aunua l,ut' ~ !ne o!uD; a'oA's5es
bo asrna on tbe Monay md S''y ynrocodnu aun uan to
suslonh'pa. atla WV tnouceu " tottn them ~
1s9 G .! sne paa CaeSs ~ "oaau nave VI otnexs nr
~ Mi4 4uanh VI tug htAounng - g. ,oto,
ouo hre ope Bea;1t ca;su III n1,; nn ooy o. l1saIanc9
W tno tase Ileoloont AlluS aAo u uo" luetuoeo
v Inc @ Sonnnel whq seex sne e1sraion % o1 uar!
soBt tno %i1eeoo oo'6tan 1uult4olef 'nsond, u ls
san, 10 oot1lu hanaa'nus IIoln tno ohltea
eiasss Gpea. ~ tcSs 'no @ amea,oa "nGenos .o
1,r;snna2 oftar ~ in,a, nntt,t t''1o W.
oder aoee nTt ny w W. or ano.nGf ~ aly
sham ~ ~. aacana wv e'o'o eo 'n"4 Nv
Nntrs;trafa, | ovarv o,1ort ,os t,oa, ,a.
v hfs cn,,nsn fnr W;lI;1m = sharIay xho ,1,e ss"s
Sentenced ter to be Hanged on the 15th Il % Aueusts t
nroccodnrs' M Judra or tn snnremo etSy Goynrt n
ho nd ~ ,1,o ,ga - i;ato, Gnp oouie
nont ,%n ' anu m;r 1sa hao onnaaiea r. e. ~
ntins c1smsnv Int over1 IKE ;n thot
hsa fo;iot1 - XIII rosn1nao 49, AA'' o31 o.'4'S
A1T T.a Wor1ou ~ r. a;ntr a;no n.aor .,,,,.a
on-ata San;o, ~ ~ S6 sDn Easoa ~
"ant1v nuh1;shod ~ sncce faVnys i,afo~ rrn,to5
~ s1,1o tcnnvict Wa,wor,h ia sovo .66Vnmuu
Watrort1, ;a tro"taJ inat no an,s,n 80 tho otia1
,;aonara hor i ,uos Ino1, tet m w. 10 .as
canir% m onnnat;on ,ras ,naJn ~ Ihasa h.,,;t,o
~ tba Sno.nnn1, m,' ~ snou vso
IN t6nr of1scc VIM waa n6t conmn~ thief mi
T. aa,,t vniwortI Aa ~ IL. rnf's;u, 4na ''i,o ~
1,as ham e,,ffar;nn for fa,v dsvs .o0, 4o,n ~
I sickness % brouel,t aSout bv oonfinenont ]
ond tha nl,oSnn IN h;s Inodc ~ ia
n +" has aeon ]ia rothor and M ono ciaa and aW cr
but threo times. lis coli is f.irnsheI T tie S aame @
nv thn othera and 6o geoaiyos m hattar traata
moi @ NJ aiIoni;on ihan anv NJ to nt,er nren,,.
crs !. - "'N' %4'"'A ""' - 'Do o'D0A e'A'''1'
III Michnol pulLlev; indicted with tvo others for
.,,a ,rdar ~ sooh Ynu" W. ~ III H. III "
SIorch isst %as hoon ~ ~ h,;I i T. i'm "
ann tat n d nat nct tc " pa varnd ~ u
rn r,o@i, ~ Jomns,nr ~ ~ i,set;nrh
h,oths ~ ia Va snato,, Nart.ot ,rou
tSat; 1Eo 1E o,nra+ mn1 ~
n',,,'H6 - - nv Joi;no ~ norat o ar tnns
IonI sves =, thon fccfod N' A'' 'NnA
AoeN "@N" t:'
, 1873-07-25

ST. Louis, Mo. July 2l.-Three steamboat
hands named Otto Hilburt, Peter Lattour, and
W. Able, who hhd boon drinking heavily, got into
an aitercation about flfteen cents on the leVeo
ut tho foot Of Choutoau avenue, this afternoon.
Ablo made An assault On Lattour, who with Hill
bert loft aud started up tho loveo: As
they woro retroating, A6lo throw bricks
ut tAom, hitting I4attour ouoe Just
bohiild tie left ear, iulioting aoyore wound,
and again on the foot. uilhurt then picked up
q piece of granite woighing about s pounds, and
hurled 1t at Ablo, striking him full IN tho fora-
head, crushing tho skull, hnooking him inaen-
aiblo. Ablo was conveyed to tho hospital, whore
he lies In critical condition, and 1lilhurt and
Lattour wore arroatcd and locked up.
, 1873-07-25

LONDON, July M.--Daron Wolverton died this
morning. His eldest son, the Hon; George
and famous aa tho Parliamentary whip" viii
succeed to tho Daronotoy. 1t Ia probable that
Thomas Brassoy, mombor Of Parliament for
Hastings, will become tho "whlp" In tho
House Of Commons In tho plaoo Of Glyn, when
NEW Yong, July 24.-Lees, of tho firm Of
Lees d Waller, bankers, died this morning.
ar. Louis, July 24.-Toter G. Camden, ono OF
tho oldest and most prominent oitizons, died
yesterday at his residence ut Jenntngs' Station,
some IA miles from tho city. Mr. Camden, for
merly q worry active and influential man, waB
Mayor OF the oity In 1916.
, 1873-07-25

Mfnnes0tnsa Surplus OF Wheat thin
Year Estimated Ut 30,00O,000 KsusIa-
ely.
Special Dfspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MAp1HoN, July 24,--The ulintz bug has doua
considerable damage to tho spring whoat III tllla
vicinity. Grcat numbers Of thom aro hero.
M[lNNEAro11s, July 2i.-Iho Farmers Union,
tho AGRICULTURAL organ Of tho Btate, In tts
issue for tl.ia woei, Bays; IA conmenco.-
ment has boen maio on tho great wlloat
haryost OF minnesota for 1875 and q
most beautiful harvest IL PROMISED. From
careful esti,naso wo tlllul1 this State can OK
mort this year 10000, 600 bushels Of wheat, pro-
vdod wc lavo our un,al good weather during
harvest, and provided further, tho crop oscapes
BtormH and Is seouro. Tho Uslon further Cd
yipes tho farmora to market all thoir wheat aa
soon aY possible for four of still lower prices.
, 1873-07-25
MEXICO.

MArAmonAs, Mex, July 24.-The federal Dis
triot Court here has pronounced an important
decision, favorable to tho importers Of morohan
disc from foreign countries, in denying tho right
OF tho Government to collect duty Of II cent
por pound OIL goods imported iuto Zona Libra.
This decision Is basod on tho provisions OF tho
Dlatamoras merchants against tho exaotions Of
this duty by lAe CustonH oflIcia1s, who lad per-
sisted in collecting it, although tho formor tariff
under which 1t was previously imposed had been
repealed. Tho effect Of tho decision will l'e to
o1tond the privilege under Zona Libra, and Ia
applicable throughout tue FREQ belt.
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torriblc fato awaiting him. They bolloye he Is in
tho Sandwich Ia1hnd8.
Tho Tax-payors Convention hold 4 secret
sosolon this evening" to make municipal nomina~
tione. -
clown Of, lilo Partisan Circua, killed lorsen In
f3iorfs City to-day with poison. Cause, do
mqBtio troubles 81
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!specia! Dfspatch to Ihs Chtcaao Tribune.
LooANapoRr, Iua., July 2i.-About o'clock
this oyonfug, Miss 1lzzlo DurcB q servant glrl
employed al thc Freeman 1lulHo, attempted to
etntt fire in tho atoye with conl oil. Her
clothes oanght hro, burning her very aorioua!y.
There aro but slight hopes OF hor recovery.
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kA1VA.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 2i.--A dispatch from
KAiya sayH: "Tllo docree issued to the Khan,
OIL tho 2lth Of June, aDolishiug slavery through
out his dominionB, provides that oil persons held
in bondage shall be made citizouB or returned to
their native countries.n
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Nnt10nal EMMchtt0unk JonFcNtAous
ELatluA, N. X, July 2l.-Very extensive prop
arattous arc belng mada In this city for tho
meeting Of tho National Educational Conyontion,
which ii to hold seHhlon here OIL tue 9th, 0th,
aud 7th OF August next. From communications
received from nearly every State in tho Union,
1t would appear that thero will be groat crowd
In attendance.
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Ccrtificntoa FaICl1s

Specfat Dispatch 10 1hs Chicaao Tribune.
srR1NaF1ELp July 24.-LicenAo was issued this
morning to thu Low Wator Dotoctor Company,
Of Chicago, capital e5D, 900, aud cortttloato Of
the increase Of tho capital stock ot tho Union
Manufacturing Company Of Wllitosllo County to
S25, 600 waa filed with tho Secretary of 6tate.
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speeia. Dispatch to TAe Chicago Tribune.
HAMILTON, July 24.-Tho Hon. Z. N. Blakc,
United States Consul at this port IL to receive q
public dinnor from tho citizops bcforo his ro-
moval On tho lat OF Augast.
HAl1rAx, July 24.-Lioutonant Governor
Arollibald, of Nova Scotia, was sworn III Office
ynntar7uv
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pn1LApELPHIA, July 25.-A dispatch to tho
EpeninJ Telegraph from West Chester says that
that 1t now appears from tho evidence obtained,
that Udderzook left baltimore with 81 500, and
waa to meet 0oas, aliaa Wilson. In Philadelphia,
ntnd give him the money and SEQ him on board a
Btoainor for European port But rather thar
part with tho fu,aaa, no took Gosa to tho coHntsy
and murdered him, pookoting tho lnouoy aud re-"
turning to baltimore.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 2l.~-Iho ordinance for
a subscription on the part Of, Louisville of
$780, 600 to old in the construction OF bridge
across tho OHIO River at this point. was pro-
fer1od to q special committee, to report ut the
noxt mooting.
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NEW YonK July a4.-A Aovore thundor storm
In the northern and western counties of England,
yesterday, cauHed great damage to property aud
crops.
made den1onHtration. yesterlay, in honor Of
e visit OF u number OF delegates from tho Cana
dian lodges. Fully 5000 porsoua participated;
No disorder.