, 1873-07-10

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New YORK. July s. Waiworth who
shot his father has been convicted of
murder in the second degree and sen
fenced to the Penelentiary for life. He
was attended in court by his moth r
brolI er aud sister and number If rela-
ives and friends. His counsel except
Mr.. Beach, were present. MI O'Connof
sitting beside the young criminal. Wal
worth preserved the demeanor which
had characterized him during the trial,
being apparently not sensible OF the p"-
sitlon he occupies i'll the estimation of "a
great many people. and heard nhmoved
The sent, ne Of lml. risonment for life.
ROCHESTER,. N. Y. June 5.--Two gen
tlemen. two ladies and II boy sailing i'll
u boat at Chippewa yesterday, got INTO
the rapids and were carried over Mag
ara Falls A few pieces of the boat were
found. Names of the parties are not
known.
SPRINGFIELD. July 5.-Phineas Allen.
Editor of the Piitsburg sun from 1879
to 1878, died i'll this city to-day of par
alysis.
ROME, July 5.-Count de Can,bray-
dlgny Ia IS failed to forlu Cabinet and
he crisis in the Ministry still comtln-
ues. The Pope walked III the Vatican
gronn' to- day, unsupported by attend
ants.
VIENNA, Jnly 5. A severe rainstorm
passed over the city to-day. doing con-
siderable damage to goods i'll the w. y.
Department of the Exhibition and rum
ing silks in the French Section.
Jackson ,ie>hulIz has left Vienna.
Carl shurz and Mr.. Adams are here
Gen. Van Bnr-n has gone to Nersona,
- miles from this city.
CINCINNATI. Juiy 4.-Orly one death
from cholera reported to-day.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 5.-The layins
of the cable of 1873 successfully con
pleied this morning, shortly after mid
night.
BURLINGTON. VT, July 5.--The statue
of Ethan Allen was unveiled here yes
,er,iay III the presence Of 10000 sp-cta-
tors.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-The like of the
storms of the past few days seldom.
,f.ver. been seen in the States OF Ohio
Indiana. Hurricanes aud tornadoe~
with hoo is of rain have followed each
other III rapid succession. and only this
c,tv and imm dlate vicinity have escaped
ne force OF the storms The conn r.
north Of tnis parall,l in Indiana and
Ohio suffered severely fir, III furious
storms ON the End. I'd aud A. instants.
The teleg aph Tres are generahl pros
trate4. Al Springfield IL is reported
that the telegraph poles ar blown
across the turup,kes 50 lhlckly IN places
As to entirely obs ruct travel. East OF
,,,ri ..pfield. on the Pacific and Atlanilc
line. 200 poles down, soIne struck by
tightening, others prostrated by wind.
Passengers fsom Logansport say that
he storm ieveled he trees nearly all
The way from Loyansport to Richmond.
Indiana In Rlchmond tree was
blown down, falling across an express
wagon, breaking both legs OF the driver
and crushing the wagon. At Troy,
OHIO. large coruage factory was un-
rooted. This side OF Troy on the line
Of the Dayton d Michigan r. R.. houses
were blown down, fences prustrated,
trees uprooted aud grain levelled. In
some Instances corn was uprooied.
Every where fields were lakes of water.
On the GAINESVILLE road five b idyrs
were washed away. No trains will go
East from ClrIleville before Monday.
A number of miles Of railroaa tracl
washed away.
At Port Washington, Ohio, about 20