Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-10-09

'SssegN Estraba's 8 troons, after assaultipg
:useg Deht os Palacios' fo:ce, whrh. under
lAAG truce. approached the isrt, ackct
Apk imprisoned all British subjects
49, consulatcs Of America, England
SUa Portugal. toro the American flag II
.kpia md sacked merchants warehouses and
safcss leaving them perfect wreck. Tho
obo soon after arrived. aud demanded tho sur
rs9asles ei the ia.Isigqpea Foreigners aud OK
plsaations f0r nosOulraSes. Ths authorities
were obstinate, and refused to aecetle to the
demands of3he cosblnander of the Niobe, when
bombardment followed, till q Ase Of truce
waP hoisted. The prisoners wep then surren
t.dtlod aud compens1 tiol pssai66l.
LoulsE MunI8AcH, the celebrated German
|,neseiisef y 11eAaeuc3T tvc.:
Memphis. Sunday.
BARNuns rhlnoceros died ON Monday morn
Ing. in Philadelphia. y
1~Ex1I interment. from yellow fever in
Memphis, Monday.
:. TIE Cincinnati police arc to arrest oil In.
mates OF gambling houses on their beats, aud
station keepers are held responsible for sup.
n1ssiBg gambling in their districts. Lotter-
fiand games OF chance In the city are TO b
suppressed. =
: Tn i:6dgssnos Al leisswiipa has issued .
proclamation declaring that no election can
be legally held till November, when Oon.
eressmen, State officers and the LegtslssuEe
will b elected. Amcs' organ denouncss the
proclamation - incendiary and drevolut,onary.
JAMS 0nDoxs, formerly President OF The
Fesian Brotherhood, died in Philadelphia, On
Monday. aged Is yesrs. ''..''i
lKz1lAsxzs At Shreveport, ON Saturday,
twenty-five white and ono colored person.
SEvI1ALmen were killed and others severely
injured by tho fall Of the wall OF . buildiu6on
ths eosner a. secoad and Chestnut streets,
o. Lssh, saturday,.
TIE colossal statue In Prospect Park,
Brooklyn, OF John Howard Payne, author OF
:" Home, Sweet Homs," WAS unveiled, on Sat.
urdsy, In shs presence Of 6.e00 people. Ad-
dresses were ma.le, tho children OF the pub.
lie schools sang "Home, Sweet Home" and
" America" and John g. SAKE read "a. origi.
nal poem.
Two.1HI1Ds Of tho aourishing mining town
Of Fairplay, Colorado, WAS destroyed b, Ore
On Friday. Al the stores. printing ohioes.
United States land once. postofaoe, express
omce, hotels, and other business places, with
Two or three exceptions, were entirely do.
stroyed. Many lost stores, stocks, dweliugs,
and everything, except tho clothes ON their
C1As. D11oE17nA1, young man who Was
shot IN saloon, corner Madison and Clark
streets, Chicago, two weeks ago, died on Sat.
urday OF bic woupds, his survival this long
with bullst in his head being regarded 40
wonderful.
A DIFFICULTY between Nathaniel Daniels and
r. II. Houston, at Platte City. No., resulted
In the killing Of Daniels and the woundiug Of
Houston.
THr bodies Of Nrs. O'Ners, aged 65, and her
daughter. aged So, were found near Montrose
Station. on the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad, Saturday morning. A cor.
oner's jury elected sufficient evidence to war
want the belief that they were murdered.
TRE Chicago Exposition is in full blast.
The machinery department is filed with fine
array Of mechanical inventions; art hall con-
tsins ane collection OF paintinge, itho-
graphs, chromos and statuary; one Of the
most interesting departments Of the exposi-
ton 10 the one devoted 10 the exhibition Of The
mineral and agricultural productions Of the
Western States and Territories, tho contribu-
tions to which have been furnished by the
different railroads traversing those sections !;
the department devoted to the display OF iron
and copper ores, and their heavy cast and
wrought productions, also attract much At
tention and sdmiratlon, and 10 admitted to be
the most complete collection ever made in this
country and the different branches OF trade
are also finely represented by large collections
OF their YariQua Harea. taatefnllY arrannad !