, 1873-07-24


balm, A. j. Smith, w. H. Oliver, S.
Anderson, W. Anderson, W. Stevans,
Fl. L. Gleadow, John O'Donnel, J. w.
Felt and wife, NJ. d. Harris, wife and
child, Chas. Villeneuve and two daugh-
ters, Mr.. Bracket and wife, j S. Bige-
low. Mr.. Kaye, Miss A. Hunt, Jas.
Pierce. Rev. A. E. Russ, and So in the
stscrage.
New York, Jnly 22.--Some of the
survivors of the lost steamship Atlantic
having begun suit In the Supreme Court
of the State, against the owners of the
Atlantic, 20 recover the value of their
baggage lost and damages for injuries
done to themselves, the Ocean Steam
Navigation Co filed a petition in the ..
5. District Court. sitting forth that they
are Wiling to pay into Court the amount
of losses on the steamer during the voy-
age; and asking that its liability be linz
tied to that amount. Judge Blatchford
granted the order in conformity with
the petition and ordered the Court to
take testimony in the matter.
Yesterday af ernoon it was rumored
that Roscoe supposed accoTplica in
the murder of Chas. Goodrich. has been
arrested in Ne K and transferred
to the Brooklyn police. NJ information
could be obtained from the latter. but
during the evening. Mrs. Lucette Myers
went to Brooklyn on business connect
ed with the Goodrich case. 1t was sub
sequently given out that man supposed
to be Roscoe had oeen arrested onBroad-
way and taken to Brookly n in u coach.
DEs MONIES. Iowa, July 22.-An ex-
traordinarily daring robbery of railroad
train was committed last night on the
Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific R. R. az
this point. There is sharp curve in
road. where the robbers had placed hea
Wy timhers across the track. Engineer
John Rafferty, saw the obstructi IN i'll
time to reverse the engine and apply
the air brake, but the robbers saw the
movement and fired ut HIM from ambush
and shot him dead. The engine struck
the logs and went off the track, followed
into the ditch by one of the baggage
cars, the others, with 'he passenger cars,
remaining on the track. Several pass
engers were bruised. but not seriously
hurt. The robbers. who We're masked,
rifed the safe of the express messenger
and rode off ON horseback. Among tue
passengers were 30 Chinese students,
en- route for Springfield, Mass.
MADRID, July 22.--In the Cortes last
night, a motion to censure the Govern
ment for decree declaring the crew of
the Spanish frigate Car hagena pirates,
was rejected by a vote of 10 to 80.
ST. LOUIS, July % The New York
Agricultural excursion party left here
asst night for Texas, Kansas and Color
| ado.
YPs1LANTI. Mich. July 22.-On Sun
day night he offices of the City Clerk
and all the city recoeds, files of l, 100
chattel mortgages, the police dockets
| h.,l, m, "a Uar
stolen. prohibition was being waged
here with considerable success and gull
ty parties are undoubtedly those oppos-
ed to efforts being made TO close the sa-
looms
New York. tny 21.-Ex-Governor
Lowe and D. H::rh Jas were to-day
associa. ed with VIM. q. Dewitt for the
defense of Lizzie Lloyd King alias Kate
Stoddard. 1t is understood that Ex-
Governor Lowe will be the leading
counsel for defense.
ST LOUIS, July 21.-In the town OF
Louisiana, Iike Co., Mo-, eight deaths
from cholera reported between and IL
O'Clock last. causing great panic. Many
inhabitants are fleeing.
CINCINNATI. July 21.--Three deaths
from cholera here to-day.
CHICAGO, July 22.--The Members OF
the Dominion Cabinet authorize the
Toronto Mail to deny the charges Liade
against them by McMullen and his as
sociates in correspondence recently
made. The Mail says that the state
ueut therein made that the Government
or any member of it, Was party to any
agreement, political or pecuniary, con-
cerrlpg the award of the charter and
construction contracts of the Canadian
Pacific L. r. are altogether false. The
Government promises to make all the
facts of tine case publ, at an early day.
OMAHA. July 21.-One thousand Nor
mons Tor Salt Lake passed here yesier-
day. To-day 200 Russians left here for
Colnmbns, Nsb.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-John Cloud
started hence this evening to row to
New Orleans for WAGER of $4,000. the
conditions being that he will not sleep
on shore until Re reaches the latter
place. The boat will be carried over
the Mountains and put in the Ohio Riv-
er. The boat weighs about sixty pounds.
New YORK. July 21.--Isaac Logan
was stabbed and killed with pitchfcrh
to-day by Michael KeaIn, at London,
Union Co., N. J. Logan was in the
field, loading a wagon with hay, when
Kearin. who had been on spree. carle
up and took the pitch fork from him and
stabbea him three times in the lower
part of the. body inficting wounds from
which he died this evening.