, 1873-05-29

dentist of Sandusky, was walking a.cn;
Jackson street in that city, was shot b
some unknown person, the ball strikin
him near the right eye. He is still liv
ing bnt cannot recover. Jesse Gregg
son Of Philander Gregg, ex-mayor Q
that city. has been arrested on suspi
cion Of being connected with the shoot
ing.
Nrw YoRK, May 22.-In digging for
new croton main, in Chamber street
from Broadway to Centre street. work
men -strcck an old graveyard and ex
humed about 50 skeletons.
+ ST. LOUIS, May 22.-The Grand Er
campment of Odd fellows of Missouri
are in session here this afternoon. The
report of the Grand Scribe shows thai
the present membership of the order il
this statennmbers 2. f23.
A special from Springfield, Me-, re
ports the death of DR.. james Golding ol
Kentucky there yesterday, from injuries
received in falling down the steps Of the
Metropolitan Hotel in that city.
/ BARCELONA. May % Later dispatch
es received from Sana .Saja, state that
20 volunteers who surrendered to the
Carlists we're butchered and the fate Of
40 o,hers'is unknown; but it is believed
that they too have been killed These
atrocities caused immense excitemen;
here The militia assembled at theii
armories and demanded that Carlist pri-
soners in city be given mp to them for
revenge. Authorities refused to sur
render the prisoners ald to save them
sent them to fortress in the harbor. 1t
is probable number of well known
Carllst sympathizers in Barcelona will
/ be arrested and held as hostages for the
safe return of volunteers now in the
hands of Insurrectionists. A levy Ell
masse upon the population for fore
es to operate against the Insurgents
is expected.
1t is reported thit the Government
will propose that the President of the
Republic be elected by t,lebiscitum.
BERLIN, May 22.--Cases of cholera
are reported in East Posen. 6sas. +
THE HAGUE, May 22.-Ministers have
rendered their resignation to the King.
+ LONDON. May PA dispatch from
Shanghai announces that the palace of
the Mlkado at Yeddo Was burned on the
5th inst.
PoRT TOWNSEND, May 24.-Steamer
California has just arrived. She left
Sitka on Monday evening, and made
the run to Nanaimo in 81 hours She
leaves here to-day for Beilinghan Bay
Flor stone; will return here next Tuesday
and s,,il for Portland. Passengers
Hon. Gro A. Edes, Mrs. DR.. s. Boyer,
Mrs. NJ. Consitzen and daus shter. Anson
Allen, Lit. W. Guinan.
YREKa. May 23.-From J. S. Mccoy.
who just came in from Fairchilds in s
hours aud so minutes, we learn that the
Hot Greek band were brought III by
Fairchilds party and sun ended to Gen
Davis, apparently unconditional. HIS they
gave up their arms and were put under
guard The band numbered 55 men,
women and children. including so war
riors; among the number Bogus Char
ley, Shacknasty Jim. Curly hair Doe,
Frank and others, the best fighting men
Capt Jack had Boston is be ieved to
be killed and Hooka Jim is hunting him.
1t is supposed there are 20 warriors with
Capt. Jack, whose whereabouts is un-
known though it is surnised that he Is
in the Pitt river Mountains. gF
Gen Giilem has been superseded by
Gen. Wheaton. Gen. Davis was very
bluff with the Indians and gave them to
understand that if they attempted to es-
cape they would be shot dead by the
guard
A. B. Meacham, express commission
er. arrived this morning from Salem,
| Oregon. The object OF his visit has not
| yet transpiied.
| A
bic tornado, accompanied with hail.
passed over fhis county, six miles north
of this place yesterday afternoon 1t
came from the south west aud passed
ont of the county, a little Easr OF Vat
ton. The tornado was about half mile
in width and tore into fragments every
hing that came in its course. Houses.
barns. fences, were torn down. cattle
and human beings were caught end
whir'-d through the air like mere TOYS,
and dashed to the ground with such
violence as to produce instant death.
| Houses and barns were torn into frac
ments. and scattered for miles around.
The fields are dotted with large tim
bers We're driven into the ground at an
angie IF 80 .. Cattle were actually div
en- head foremost into the ground. One
can scarcely conceive the amon.lt of de
vustation and violence. A school house
near here was destroyed and daughter
OF Henry Rothnel, aged IA, was carried
about qnarter of mile from school
house, dashed to the ground and crush. d
to jelly. Miss Smith, teacher, and a few
the scholars were hurt very badly. Mary
Waters was killed and Mrs. Gordon and
son of Alex. Gibson lie at the point of
death from injuries.
Ihe tornado was balloon shaped with
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