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New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
THE SUICIDAL IMPULSE.

Coroner Young held an inquest, on Satui-
day concerning the death of Mary Jane Hami ace 90
of No 4s East Foureenth-s She had been drinking 70
excess left her home Tuesday and her husband was
unable to fnd her. on Friday morning she called While
seeminsy intoxicated, at the house OF James McLean
No 2O4 West Forty nrsst with whom she and her hus
band were acquainted. She complained OF severe Ill
meas. and was provided with bed. A doctor pro
nounced her suffering from poisoning by Paris green
She denied having administered the poison TO herself
a died the same night Sic is supposed TO have swat
,owed the poison with suicidal intent while suffering
from the Incipient stages 0f delgtuIn tremens.
Wiliiam Uoruing, 50. an upholSterer, or No. as
t,r.taye shot himself twice in the head with re-
xojver ON saturday morning, while no WAS suffering g
nom mental depression ca,sed by business reyerses.
HIS wounds are probably Of afstal nature.
EIizabeth Dreher, age 9, German, jumped into the
East RIVER from Pier No 20, while she suffering
tram arium supposed To have resulted from
drnking. She rescued from drowning b. Ottcer
Roach OF the Eighteenth Precinct aud was locked up
Frederick 5chinmelst, German, age 80 found In
the hallway OF No 80 South Fntbs, Brooklyn, yes;er
day bleeding profusely from wounds In the neck head,
and arm which he had inflicted with o clasp knife for
the purpose Of committing suicide He conveyed to
tue City Hospital IA dying condition and stated that
ha desired TO be out of the he could work
Kurtz, Is, OF No. is suffolk died. yeslef-
day from poisoning by PariSgeen, reported 20 have
been swallowed by her with suicidal intent on satut'
day while she suffering from eXIreme melancholy
of unknown origin.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
STREET CAR PFRILs.

James Dwyer, age SO, of Throggs Neck was
injured severely yesterday in being over by Third
ave. ear No iOs at Broane-st and the Bowory.
william Price, age 6. OF No. 800 Peari-st had his foot
crushed beneath the wheels OF Belt line AT Peck
slip, a. 1850 p. m. yesterday e was riding home FROM
Cnton and 1t Is alleged that the driver refused 10
stop the pushed him from the front platform
Jacob Hrschfeldt, age 4. Of No es Lewis-st, was
bruised severely In being shocked down by Dry DOCK
car No IS. near his home. yesterday.
Patrick Cohey age 81, o. the Boulevard and Ninth
fen and fractured his leg while he was aightlne
from Eghth-ave car, Thirty fourth-st, yesterday
HeDry Brande. age g. OF No 2is secondst.. had both
Icgs severed completely beng run over by M Avenue
car. near his home. last evening.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
LEvIEs-THE REPORTED BUTCHERIEs De
CARLIsTs-MEETriG AT BERGA.

BARCELONA, Saturday, May "a, 1878.
Two cOrpses have been found near Manresa'
In this province, with placard each OF them bear
ing the words. "Ked while attempting 10 assassinate
Don Alfonso"
The levy upon the youth ordered by Gen. Velarde on
Thursday, is well received Many manufacturers Will
continue the salaries OF their operatives while they do
service In the Republican ranks
Juntas are being formed TO promote the enforcement
Of the levy. 90. 49,.
The Carlists deny the statement that q num-
ber OF the volunteers who surrendered at sanahna In
the Spanish province OF Lerda we're butchered They
state that they now hold all the prisoners captured In
that town. and are ready exchange them for Cariss
IN the hands Of the Spanish authorities.
MADRID. Saturday, May "a, 1879
The Council OF Ministers, yesterday 10 post
poning the elections in Cuba for deputies TO the Const
tutional Cores fixed upon day when the voting snail
take place. - a.. ,o,,
A mudny is reported among the military h
Berga regiment revolted, and tried TO Kill us
Colonel But troops arrived in time from the neighbor
hood, the CooneIs life saved, and discipline and
order restored,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
CATTLE RoBBERIEs ON THE RIO GRANDE.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May "a. -To-days
Sentinel In mentioning the various cattle robberies com
united this month by armed MeXcans places the num-
Der stolen and crossed into Mexico within radius OF CO
miles Of this city, not less than l,0o0 head, while
higher ND the river proportionate number has been
drive into
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26
TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY,


The New England Hotel, at Bayard-st and
the Bowery with its furniture. was damaged $1,000 at
uo on Saturday by a fire which rginated from some
mn known cause IN the kitchen or the building
IN BROOKLYN.
The three-story brick buildings Nos. % and
"a yerandahplace Brooklyn Hghts, owned and occupied
by Patrick Mcintyre q livery and boarding stable,
caught fire at yesterday and before the arrival
Of the nremen l6 valuable horses were burned. The
animals were owned,by the sta0ekeeper and residents
n the neighborhood and although every endeayor was
made by residents and policemen 70 rescue them from
the burning building, 1t was impossible TO DO so. Tie
upper part Of the stables occupied by Two cO0red
coachmen and their families, and shey Oarely escaped
with their lives. The total loss was Sls,5OO
ELSEWHERE.
A recent fire at Callao. South America, con.
sumed portion OF the principal street. beginning at the
Hotel del Comereio and ending at the OF the
MatrIz Plaza. The loss is estimated at SSoOOoO; the
insurance is inconsiderable.
A number of serious fires have recently oc-
Cured the woods at the eastern end Of Long Island
Al Yaphank Is acres Of heavy woodland, belonging TO
Nathaniel Tuthil were burned with 20 cords Of wood
cut which was piled by. Near Bellport large
tract Of woodland belonging to Walter Howell and n
b. Homan, burnt, having been purposey set on nre
by some person unknown. This fire at one time threat
ened destruction Of the village, which was with oi-
Guilty saved The aggregate losses by these anu other
similar fires estimated at from slOVOo 70 Ssooo
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

The British steamship Lord Of the lses from
HoGg koag arrived SATURDAY PTaaceo .h aocat so
passeBysF naiax Of wrecked )sHh ssea We
UkAA Sea psalsaAa "
New-York tribune., 1873-05-26

EVENTS WHICH PRECEDED THE CRISIS.
THE RESULT or RECENT ELEcTIoNs-THE ISTRIGUEs
or TRE NoNARcHIsTs AGAINST THE RADICAL
MINISTER'S.
The series of events which resulted in the
present crisis In France began little less than fort
night ago with disagreement In the Cabinet. The
present state Of affairs however may easily be traced
back TO the supplementary elections which recently
took place In various parts Of the country and espe
sally 10 that in the Department Of the Seine
ne particulars OF those elections are TOO well
Known to require any detailed explanation
1ae election Of NJ Barodet At Paris might have
Sssed away without exciting the Assembly 70 any very
serious Manifestation OF hostility to the Government
net the return Of NJ Rsne Lyons revived the angry
passions Of tie Monarchists. NJ. Ranc was member
Ae<aA 6e-s--A~A sst f~s ~ ~rAat length Of time
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

The Democrat asks the Oregomdn tC
throw off all disguise. all hypocrisy
and come out boldly as Democratic
organ. Will the Oregoaian act on the
advice? Not much. Should it come
out boldly and acknowledge that all
its sympathies have been and are now
with the Democratic party the patron
age which now sustains it would be
cut off-and sudden death would be its
portion. The policy Of its master and
owner is to claim allegiance to the Re
publican party; swear eternal love for
the principles and tenets of the party.
so that the persistent and Cowarlly
attacks it IS daily waging upon 1t may
have the desired effect Of creating dis
cord and inharmony in its ranks.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

While discussing the terrible cor
ruption and fraud practised by Repub-
licans during the last election, for
which the Oregoaidn only of all the
Democratic papers in the State pos
sesses the patent right, would 1t not
be well for that journal to tell the
waiting public how much a certain
aspirant for Senatorial honors then
claiming to be a Republican, paid for
a single vote to enable him to secure
his election as such United States Sem
rtor; and at the same time explain by
what trick he succeeded in keeping ont
of the penitentiary after having COM
mitted 20 fragrant crime? A journal
claiming such exalted purity and hon
esty should not forego such an oppor-
tunity of proving its sincerity In show
ing up ''rascaIity in high places. "
Was it $500, as generally stated, or
was It more?
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

A SUGGESTIoN.-In view Of the
tightness of the Government exche-
quer, brought about by the prepara-
tions for whatever might turn up in
the Cuban affair, and the payment Of
the 100000. 900 indebtedness, we sug-
gest that Congressman show their pat.
riotism by refunding all "back pay,''
and donating their pay as Congressmen
for the next year to the Government
However, we expect if they should acI
on this advice very few of them, indi-
vidually, would ever return to specie
payments.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

Following is from the report ofpro-
ceedings in Congress on the 18th inst !:
The House went into Committee OF
the Whole and took up the bill ap-
propriating 81, 900, 900 for extraordina-
~ expense of the naval service.
In the course Of discussion Cox
criticised the course of the Admlnistra-
ton in the Virginius matter, and
made som reflections upon the appar-
ent temper Of the House on the sub
ject,
Hawley replied in a sharp speech,
in which he paid high tribute to the
dignified and conservative course of
the Administration in lthe matter,
saying that nothing that Grant ever
did, from tine time he left West Point
until he passed through the wilderness
and came into the Presidency. did
him more honor than the patient firm
ness with which he has faced the
Spanish difficulty, and settled it to the
satisfaction of all
Breck also took occasion to eulogize
the Administration for its course OH
Cuban affairs, saying II there was any
thing the President had managed we'll
it was the negotiations with Spain.
The President might have plunged
the country into difficulties, and per-
haps have aggrandized himself at the
expense Of the country, but the course
he had pursued had been extremely
moderate.
The discussion was carried on for
some time longer, when the committee
arose and reported the bill to the
House, and it was passed.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

CUBAN SLAVERY. The question Of
human bondage, as it now exists in
Cuba, is agitating the mother country,
Spain. The Government is deter
mined to bring the matter before the
Cortez for action, bat desires the
slave-owners OF Cuba to suggest some
plan to certainly abolish slavery with
out injuring the agricultural interests
of the Island. II the friends of the
butchered Frey, Verona and Ryan
could have the privilege Of interview
ing them 1.-THE Cuban slave ownersl for
few minutes, the abolishment of
slave masters would be accomplished
right speedily on that island.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

RED.-The Virgiaius was
surrendered to Capt. Whitney Of the
steam yacht Dispatch, on the morning
of the 18th, at Bahia Honda. The
vessel was in a very filthy condition
and was leaking considerably when
surrendered. 1t would seem that this
Government has escaped a costly war
by simply showing the necessary nerve
and determination to be treated on the
''dead thieving square" by Spain. A
threat from Uncle Samuel, nova
days, Is sufficient 10 bring the best Of
them TO their milk.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

Stephens, Of Georgia, delivered a
speech IN the House the other day,
defending the salary grab and advocat-
ing a still greater increase Of pay.
The Constitution, paper in which he
is half owner, denounces the salary
grab and all the Northern members
who took it. and demands that they
vote for its repeal. Stephens will have
to reconstruct his paper or himself.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

THE SIGMA PHI SOCTETY-Give one
Of their pleasing literary entertain
ments on Tuesday evening next, at
the Chapel of the Albany Institute.
This Society never fails to please and
entertain theiraudiences. Admission,
Soc; children under twelve years, half
price. The Aesthetics Society, we
came near omitting to mention, ofthe
same Institute. will lend their aid in
making the occasion a success.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

THE WOOL MARKET. adj
vices quote wool firm. with demand
from manufacturers, and some specll-
lative inquiry The wool on hand is
barely adequate to the demand, and
with the resumption Of work by mills,
now lying idle but soon to resume,
and the great revival Of business which
is now confidently anticipated, there
will be scarcity of wool before the
season closes, and consequent ad-
sance in prices.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

The collection in New York at the
Evangelical Alliance on Sunday night,
for the families Of PrOs. Pronior and
CoroscO, lost on the vile de Haue,
amounted to $4,000.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

CoNCMIATToN.-It Is announced that
conflicting interests in the Spanish
Cortes have been ccnciliated, and the
establishment of the CASTELAR, Govern
ment assured.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

The Orcqontan asks Snyder, OF the
Reporter, if be don't want to buy a dog.
TfSnyder does want 70 buy, and the
Oyegoatau man is for sale, Snyder
couldn't invest in a cur Of more re-lie-
ability than the OregOnfGn man.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

A LOVE AFFAIR.-The Oregontdn
Is in love with the Democrat, five may
believe the assertions Of the editor Of
the latter. Good. Now let the twain
marry. and ''damned be he who first
cries, hold, enoughw
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

Rumor has 1t that Deadly is writing
those bitter personal articles against
Judge Williams that appear daily in
the Oregontdn. Ifthe rumor be true,
Deadly should be invited to reSlgn the
Office he is disgracing.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

Notice.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
n Linn County Agricultural Association:
There win be 4 meeting Of the stOclhOld-
ers OF the Linn County Agricultural Asso-
ciati0nat the Pacific Opera House, In All.
haBy, Linn county, Oregon, on Thursday.
january 1ses 1874, at / O'Clock p. NJ
for fine purpose of electing Seven Directors
to serve for one year, or until their success
e0Fs are slasted and qualified.
@. r. BURKHART,
VI VA 'AaEassh, &C. Pse@
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

THE Sixth VIsIT.--I'te steamer
Edgar Stuart, having succeeded in
landing five cargOes Of men and arms
upon the island Of Cuba, is nav fitting
oDt at Bsltlmors fOF the axth run.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

We believe Judge Williams win be
confirmed as Chief Justice, in spite Of
all the lies and diweputabIe means
employed by the trio Of soreheads IN
Portland, however loud they may toOt
their tin Whistles Honesty and worth
must and win prevail over their oppo-
sites.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

THE DUTCH SURPRISED tele-
gram brings rumor that the Acheens
had made night attack on the Dutch
forces, completely surprising them,
and that a heavy battle was fought.
A-cheen!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

CALIFoRNIA.--On the 18th the vote
for U. s. Senator 10 the California
Legislature stood: Booth 56, Farley
Al, shafter 81, Pendegast /. BY the
absence of Higbie independent, from
sickness, Booth loses one vote.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

IIArTY.r-nse Installation Of officers
or BayIey Chapter, R. A. NJ. came
0R Timralay night. and was q pleas
slt event to al Ia attendance. 81.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20
How +?
By calling on
H. G. HILL & SON,

With a prescription, where you can have
It compounded by one experienced in that
particular line. Also, constantly on hand
d good assortment Of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
stuffs, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated Unk Weed Remedy,
Or, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; DIR. d. Jayne
4 SOns'medicines, etc.
Spence's Positive and Negative Powders
kept in stock. Also agents for the
HOEse shuttle sewing Machine,
One OF the most useful pieces of household
furniture extant. Call and examine.
.. G. HILL & SON.
Albany, June 10. 7lAOvs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
PROFESSOR CnoMwELb,s ART ENTERTAIN

I PRoFEssoR CRoawELI,s ART ENTERTAIN.
KEsT ut Virginia Hall has for the past week
drawn crowded audiences from among our
most respectable citizens, and deservedly SO,
for nothing of the kind has ever before been
exhibited here which SO charmed the critica!
taste OF our people. Saturday night another
Immense crowd greeted the Professor to
witness his display Of the CLONES Of Eng.
filand," from the palace of the monarch to
the cottage Of the peasant, showing in sue
cession and with vivid life-ike portrayal the
habitations and customs Of the people of
i" Merry England" Other scenes of equal
brillancy and attraction were displayed. -
| To-day Professor Cromwell proposes to
have grand matinee for the benefit of the
Young Mems Missionary Society of the
Second Baptist church. The hour of
commencement has been stated at P.
NJ, SO as to allow the children of the
various schools to be present. On
this occasion will be presented "Traces Of
Travel in Egypt, Turkey, Greece, Spain, and
the primitive isles," with beautiful statuary
and the grand allegories. Such a programme
is really worth seeing, as there will be shown
scenes from the most classic climes of earth,
consisting of storied obelisks, towering mon-
uments, castellated abbeys, and many works
of art and architecture that have been the
admiring wonder of ages.
Tonight, "Versailles," the palace of
Splendor," and other beautiful scenes will
be presented. The whole. entertainment
might we'll be styled "a visit to the cities
of the eastern world"
Professor Cromwell has generously agreed
to donate the proceeds of tonight and to-
morrow night to the Lee Memorial Fund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad-Le'
the Mechanics Celebrate its Compile
finn.

To he Editors Of Richmond Dispatch:
It is conceded on all sides that the COM
plction of the above road TO the Ohio Is an
event of incalcdlabie benefit to Virginia, and
especially to Richmond. 1t is, indeed, the
greatest enterprise that has been undertaken
in our time; therefore, Mcssrs. Editors, ii
is proper that a celebration of some sort
should be had in this city to givcyent to the
10y of our people at the bright prospect III
store for us if all the anticipations are full
filed. Now, it seems that the City Council,
the Chamber of Commerce. and corporate
authorities have declined or neglected to
take action in preparing for celebration;
Whv not let our mechanics take the matter
ia hand, and have 4 jollification that will sur
pass anything of the kind yet witnessed in
this vicinity. They can do it. And to nc
class will the completion of the road bring
more good In increasing all kinds and
branches Of mechanical industry.
Let the printers, the machinists, the
bricklayers, shoemakers, carpenters, stone
masonS, &C., &C., have a procession, carry
ing an emblem Of their respective trades
&c., with flags flying, cannon firing, steam
whistles blowing, bells ringing, dc. The
suggestion is made to the Dispatch with the
hope that it will advocate something Of tho
kind. If The thing is to be done in style.
Just put it III the hands Of the
Mrcu.SIcs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03

unwilling to bury her talthoagh two cofIins
were ordered and neither paid for, the re
mains were allowed to lay In, state until Fri
day evening, when complaint having been
lodged, Captain Fitzgerald directed Thomas
Hewlett, overseer Of the poor, to have the
body inferred. u 6
. THE CASE OF THE LUNAT1c.-M Mrs. Vaden,
the lunatic confined, from Dale township,
of this county, In the city Jail, Is reputed 70
be by no means violent. She is aged and
infrn, of respectable appearance and man.
pers, and well connected The sheriff viii
probably cause her to be either conveyed to
the Asylum or returned to her home, neither
of these duties being within the province OF
the sergeant. .. ..s,-.e,
SUBMITTED TO ARB1TERs.-The case of the
Town Of Manchester rs. r. D. Hogan, which
is as incomprehensible TO the public as the
famous suit Of Doe rs. Roe, and which
threatened to occupy the attention Of the
courts rs long, has been ordered to be sub
mitted to arbitration, and W. F. Worthing-
ton, president of the Board Of Trustees, and
81. W. Bransford, town attorney, appointed
arbitrators on the part of the town. The
defendants have not yet appointed abitra-
TORS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-03
A mcreE,an: ysants a celebration.

McSsrs. Editors,-It is with great deal
of pleasure | read the announcement
in the Dispatch this morning Of the
completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad-an announcement that should
thrill the heart Of every man who feels al
interest in the welfare Of Richmond and
Virginia. All honor and praise to those en-
ergetic men who have had the charge Of this
important work, and may their names be
handed down to future generations, that
their zeal and energy may be emulated.
/ cannot believe, MessrS. Editors. that the
citizens Of Richmond are not fully aroused
to the importance Of this road, and yet re-
grct to see SO little enthusiasm manifested.
We should show our appreciation and have
rousing demonstration over the event when
the first through train shall arrive from that
stirring and go-a-head little city Of Hunting
ton. (rhere is energy there, and she is des-
tined to be city, We should not be 80
indifferent as to lead our western friends to
think we care nothing about 1t more than an
everyday occurrence. We should now give
them a hearty invitation, and show to the
people. Of West Virginia, Ohio, and He'll
lucky that we want them to come to Rich
mond and make our acquaintance, and buy
our goods, and sell us their produce that we
really desire that this mighty road, just COM
pleted, shall prove great mutual blessing :;
and let them see for themselves that we can
compete with Baltimore in every branch of
trade. AS to our mills, they cannot be ex-
ce'led anywhere; an inspection Of them is
worth the trip TO Richmond from the far
West.
Messrs. Editors, stir up the merchants and
business men of Richmond, and let us have
a rousiug meeting in honor Of the grand oc-
casion; and when our citizens become fully
alive to the times we can again urge the
grnding Of Main street. MERCHANT.
January 80, 1873.