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A BLOODY FIGHT.

Three Men In . Deadly Struggle in
Phfladeiphia-Two or Them Literally
Hacked to Pieces-The Alleged Crfmi-
PHILADELPHIA, July q, 1873
At five O'Clock this afternoon the vicinity Of
Market and Twenty-third streets was the scene Of
deadly ARRAY between Peter and Torrance Doris
and Hugh McElwee. rhe Doris brothers were
literally carved by McElwee, Peter receiving two
or three CHASTITY wounds in the abdomen, while his
brother received terrible knife thrust In the left
breast near the heart and one in the region Of the
jugular vein. The former was conveyed to the
Homeopathic Hospital, and 1t isextremely doubt
full II he survives throughout the night. The latter
was taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital, where he
now lies in Q critical condition. McElwee, as soon
as he had finished his deadly work, turned
and succeeded in efectng his escape, not. how
ever, without receiving, as memento OF the
struggle, terrible wound in the neck at the
hands OF Peter Doris, who delivered the blow while
falling. The struggling men during the fight were
surrounded by crowd, portion OF whom belong
to what Is known as the notorious gut gang"
The three men, between whom an enmlty existed,
met for the frst time in week. and It Is said the
Doris brothers began the ARRAY by attacking
were soon on the ground, and have succeeded thus
far in arresting several Of the gang, who will be
held as witnesses. McElwee Is supposed to be
secreted In one Of the innumerabe dives bordering
the schuylkill River, and will probably be found
tonight.
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men were robOing the baggage car went out Of
the ladies' car up to the bank and hence
to the engine. Two balls passed through my
clothing while was on the bank. These shots
came from the south side OF the train.
Did not see man on the north side then. Did not
see or hear anything more OF the masked
men. After the passengers had got quiet
l went forward TO- investigate the cause
OF the wreck. At the hind truck or inc
smoking car found The fsh plate had been re-
moved from the rail- the north side, disconnect-
ing rail at both ends. A rope and strap were
tied In the bolt holes of the disconnected
rail at the west end. and a rope passed under
the south rail across the ditch and up on to
the bank piece OF rope was also found on the
bank. which seemed to have been broken from the
other. It was new rope, the common size the
west end was loose OF the rail when saw it; it
was only few inches from the south
rail; the hind trucks OF the smoking we're still
on the track. We had been running eighteen or
twenty miles an hour.
THE PASSENGERS ON THE TRAIN
report that the scene was terrible ana bafsleR
description. When the crash came all were throws
forward, some entirely out Of their seats Them
came q reeoil, and immediately after they heard
firing, but supposed that 1t came from the
wreck. Many OF the men jumped from the cars
and started to get forward, and were ordered back
by the robbers, who continued their firing and en-.
forced their commands BY terrible oaths and
threats. Back they went and in the cars found
women and children half crazed with fright.
crying and iaintins, imploring men to-
protect them. ande xolssming. "My GOdr We shall
be killed! We snail be killed." The stoutesI
hearts quailed and felt they were at the mercy
Of desperadoes Altogether It was o scheme un-
precedented IN the history OF railroading In this
country; and never before has 10 reckless and
daringa scheme been carried to completioa. All
Western Iowa Is In fever Of excitement
Farmers for miles around are leaving
the harvest fields with their families and visiting
the sceneof the robbery. The,engine ana baggage
cars remain AZ they were last highs. The
former IL badly wrecked. Supertn tendsne
Royce estimates the loss sustained by
the company at abous three Thousand dollars.
Governor Carpenter issued proclamation to-day,
Offering reward Of $5Oo'for the arrest OF each pes
son engaged IN the robbery.
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THE JEENERsvuLE MURDERER.
startling Rumors Concerning Has
Career.


PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1873.
It is now believed that william Undertook has
been implicated in one or two mnrderers besides
the last one he Is charged with, and the mystic
rious death Of two persons with whom he asso-
ciated will be fully Investigated. On the 18th OF
April last the body Of man named Joseph II.
Smith, o resident OF ToughkenamOn, Chester
county-not far from the scene OF the late hor-
ror-was found in the Christiana River, at Will
mington, Del. A verdict OF accidental oeath"
was rendered by 9 Coroner's jury but
afterwards the friends or Smith mad an
other inquest in Chester county, and IT
was believed by The jury that ne came
to his death by violence, and 80 declared IN
their verdict. 1t is now extensively believed
around Toughkenamon that Smith was murdered
by Udderzook 1t Is said they were In company on
the day before the night OF the supposed aeciden-
tai drowning, and II Is known that Smith had con-
siderable money about him at the time: II these
and the other startling rumors be found TO be true
Udderz0ok will prove himself TO be regular nend.
Parties are stln securing the woods around Jen-
nersvule for the broken spade which was used 70
dig the hole IN which the body was found, as II wiz
provo an important link In the chain,o eircumstan-
tlal evidence bearing on the case.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July az, 1873
Mexico VIII Not Capture the United
states.
private letter received here by ggOvernmeut.
Offcer from O prominent American in Mexico
states that the Mexican government has no desire
to- assume an aggressive position toward the
United States on account Of the Macsenze raid
over the Rio Grande and 1t is not feared that any
Efforts at retaliation or diplomatic complications
will be the result The truth Is the Mexicans arc
dealing with that question very tenderiy and the
punishment Mackenzie inflicted on the treacherOua
thieves engaged in depredatons on the Rio Grande
Is not regarded as SO much OF an offence against
international law as some would have 1t appear.
Memorandum for Patriot Postmasters.
1t has come to the knowledge Of the Post ONCE
Department that postmasters In several States
have been furnishing the public with official stamps
OF the Post once Department. The letters under
such 0ficial stamps are sent from their points or
destination TO the Dead Letter ONCE as they are
known to be private letters. One postmaster In
Ohio recently received 200 onlcisl stamps. OF the
Post once, and sold the public lao Of them. CIR
cular OF the Post once Department cautions post
masters from selling and the public from receiving
these onncial stamps.
An Omcial Statement for the Marines.
Exaggerated statements having been made as.to
the debt OF the District OF Columbia the Acting
Comptroller to-day furnished the Governor with On
official statement, In which he says the funded and
Bonded debts OF the District OF Columbia including
those OF late corporations amount TO So 236 Soi
The District OF Columbia and the late corporations
have no noating debt, the current revenues being
suficient to meet all current expenses The sink
ing fund revenues are more than sufficient to meet
the current interest and retire the annual proper
ton Of outstanding bonds. The amount authorized
by the last Legislative Assembly will not increase
the debt beyond the amount as limited by the act
of Congress.
Unbecoming an Oal0er and q Gentleman.
Second Lieutenant N. Frank Gallagher OF the
Second infantry, who was recently tried before
general court martial AT Columbia, s. O., for killing
John McAneely, q discharged soldier, in Spartans-
burg, 8. c., ON the ID Of May last, has been dis
missed the service and the sentence has been ap-
proved by the President. The civil authorities will
take cOgnizance OF the murder, the army trial
being on the charge Of conduct unbecOming an ofi-
Ger and gentleman only.
Cur Illustrious Relations.
Sir Edward Thornton, the English Minister, had
an interview with the Acting Secretary OF State
to-day, during which some outstanding &C
counts OF probable consequential damages were
discussed. 1t Is understood that the poble person
known as Lord Gordon was the subject OF some
diplomatic debate 1t is not thought here, however,
that the heat OF his Lordshps wrath is suficienty
strong to cook an international kettle OF Fish.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Wisconsin will leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post Oncs
at twelve O'Clock M.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Editicnl for Europe
will be ready at hafpast nine O'Clock N the morn
ing.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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MURDER IN MoRNONDoM.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July22, 1873.
Jerry Sullivan shot and mortally wounded Henry
Garvey this evening, Garvey lived ten minutes
after he was shot. There had been brief personal
encounter between the parties on account OF
mining dificulty, when they were Sc; arated. suh-
van returned to the saloon where the quarrel be
gan opened the door and sn0t Garvey In the back
IL is universally considered cold blooded murder
Garvey Is well known here. sullivan was or
rested.
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Havana Markets.

Havana Markets.
HAVANA, July %, 1873.
Sugar-No. IL, tchstandard, IL q IL u reals per
arrobe Exchange frm-On United States, sixty
days, currency, IS SO premium; short sight, SO q
50 premium; sixty days, gold. 63 o 81 premium;
short sight, 90 So premium on London, 80 q 10
premium: on Paris. 40 81 premium. Freights-
Loading at Havana for the United States, per box
OF sugar. 81 81 rs; per hOgshead OF sugar. 50 so o
$40; to Falmouth and orders, COS. q $685.
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CUBA.
in Reclamation to the Spanish
Government Peace with Rebels-The
Republican. Mission ut Sea for Madrid.
ELeesAxs To>THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, Juy 70, 1878.
the Spanish conservatives OF Havana sent to
Madrid by the last mail steamer o petition to be-
presented to the Corres in which they pray "thst,
so long asia single armed rebel remains who cries,
Death to the Spaniards,' and until suflcient
time has elapsed for the complete re-establsh-
ment Of tranquility In the island Of CUBA, no re-
forms be introduced such as are likely TO produce
disturbances. which would only be favorable to the
rebels"
The petition Is signed mostly by wealthy Span
iards and Shareholders and their dependents.
The Republican Committee sailed to-day for
Spain to lay their cause before the Cortes. They
ask for more reforms, especially liberty Of the
press. the abolition or modification OF the censor
ship and the practical enjoyment OF a republican
form Of government here as well az In Spain.
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YpsILANTI. Mich. july %. 1879.

YPsILANTI, Mich, July % 1873.
On Sunday night the once OF the City Clerk and
Justice Of the Peace was entered and all the city
records files of LOO chattel mortgages. police
docKets, papers and books belonging TO the ONCE
taken. prohibition war Is being waged here,
with considerable success and the guilty parties
are doubtless those opposed to the efforts being
made to close saloons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-23
THR SUICIDE OF TABARINL

In the account Of the suicide of the Italian
saloon keeper Of Clifton, Staten Island, yesterday,
there was one error 1t seems that the body OF the
unfortunate Tabarini has not yet been forwarded
they were In total ignorance OF dis fate or where
ab0ute.
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THE CHOLERA.

Fifty PoS sons Dead At Louisiana, North.
ern Observation-Disclosures Towns In
footed.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, July %, 1873.
Further advices from Louisiana, in Missouri. say
that the cholera has abated there, but some fifty
persons altogether have died with 1t since 1t first
broke out including some OF the most prominent
citizens.
In Prair1eville and Troy the scourge ragged fear
fully, the towns being almost depopulated either
by the disease or by the people fleeing from their
homes. Out OF one family OF nine persons in the
former place, all Of whom were well last Friday,
only two remain to bury the dead. The disease
also prevails In other neighboring towns. Business
Is almost suspended, and most OF those who are
able are fleeing from infected places.
Cincinnati stin Badly Affected by
Cholera-The Sale OF Smoked Fish
Prohibited.
CINCINNATI. July % 1872
Three deaths from cholera reported today-one
at the Good Samaritan Hospital making the fifth
death at that institution within q week. The
health officers to-day reported some dangerous
cholera morbus cases-frOm eating smoked fish, and
the Board OF Health has prohibited the sale Of such
fish.
Cholera Morbus in Chica go-lO4 Deaths
In q Week.
CHICAGO. H., July %. 1879
Az meeting OF the BOaru OF Health tnlS aIter-
noon the report the Sanitary Superintendent was
read, and showed that the deaths during the
past week were 423 an increase OF 1O7 over the
previous week. OF the total number 243 were chill
dren under one year OF age. One hundred and
f0rty-nine deaths were from cholera morbus. All
the latter were among recently arrived emigrants.
The Disease I'm Indiana.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July % 1873
Advtces from Princeton. about twenty-five miles
north Of this CITY, report cholera in that neighbor
hood. Three or four miles east Of Princeton, on
Indian Greek. ten persons died since last
Friday, and new cases are reported
daily. Reports were current that the dis
ease had broken out in Carmi and
Mount Carmel, ILL.,. but 1t is believed the
stories are unfounded. Advices from Mount ver-
non state that there are only about 1,500 people
lett IN that place and that the surrounding towns
ned from their own city. The Board Of Health
have requested all persons not to visit the place
for the present.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July %, 1873.
Dispatches to the Journal from Mount Vernon
state that four deaths occurred yesterday
from cholera in that place. The disease Is abating
but o number Of people have left the place. The
new cases reported are OF milder type.
Mild Case OF Asiatfc Cholera In Newark.
Mr.. A. M. Holbrook, Secretary OF the Newark In
dustrial Exposition Association, besides being q
we'll known publisher in Newark, was recently
Frustrated with what Is declared to have been a
ever was Of short duration, and yesterday be was
able to be about his house in PARK street.
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Every Day Millions OF PesttferoCA In
sects receive their death from KNOWLES INSECT DE-
STRUY ER-tne peoples safeguard against bedbLek
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PROBABLE MURDER AT NEW BEDFORD.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, July %, 1878.
Giles s. Sanford, aged nineteen years, has been
missing SINCE Friday last To-day his body was
found In the river, with indications that he was
murdered
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LONDON, July %, 1873.
The rate OF discount for three months bills in
the open market is $3.50 P. NJ u per cent below
the Bank of England rate.
The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on
government securities Is lower than the Bank OF
England rate by IL per cent
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance to-day is CLOG, 900.
AGRICULTURIsr PROSPECTS.
The weather throughout England is fair and
favorable to the crops. The thermometer stands
at IS degrees.
.sJohn Bull'' still sweltering Under an
Unusual Degree OF Heat.
LONDON, July 22-Evening.
The extraordinary heat continues without abate.
ment.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence, r. l., July "a, 1873
Printing cloths market steady ct 6<c. &C tor best
6lx6A with more mauiry.
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A.-Corns, Bunions, Malta, &c., Cured
witbou. pain. CORN CURE by mall, So Dr. RICE. A8
Broadway, corner FultQn street
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Another Excursionist Drowned at Rocky
Point.
Providence, r. l., July %, 1878.
At Rocky Point to-day Horace M. Porter. OF Can
ton. Mass. was taken with an apoplectc ut, while
bathing, and fell upon his face In shallow water.
Two physicians were summoned, but he died
almost Immediately. He came TO the Point with
an excursion party from Stoughton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-23

A.-Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder In
the only genuine insect powder imported to- Americas
looS Gu Tor limitations.
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CONN viii Soon suit Those Dtseased
by Catarrh WOLC0TTS CATARRH ANNlHlLATOR
Marranted- 70 cure. lsI Chatham square.
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Goid.-Barker's Aurora, harmless as
~o,"y cnsnycs any hair to golden color. 81 So LII
-. noar THIRTY. second street
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EN- dLAND.

Discount Rates on Change and at the Bank
Bullion on characterization Of the Crops.
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Crfsfadoro's Hair Dye Is Pure, In.
reliable aud harmless Use no otheF e&csPs
1t and you will be right
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Campe's Infallible SPECIFIC, Sovereign
remedy for Rheumatism Neuralgia, Cholera Cramps.
HUnNUT, Herald Building, . ,,,
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A Cure Guaranteed of Brixht's Disc ase.
Gravel Diabetes all Bladder and 4dneys
By using KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
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SEASIDE WARNINGS.

Two German ExcurstOntsts brow ned In
the surf ut Atlantic city.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. July %, 1873.
Through the carelessness Of some excursionists
Of the German Independent Congregation and Har-
mony Singing Society a sad accident occurred here
at ten O'Clock to-day. Rudolph Kitterer, OF Pha-
delphia, and Joseph Bush, of Camden, while bath
,no ventured out about half mile and in attempt
ins to return were carried to sea and drowned.
Charles smith, OF the same party, In attempting to
rescue Kitterer was exhausted after grasping him,
and was only saved by Boynton, the famous swim
mer. After rescuing Smith Boynton attempted to
save Bush but was unsuccessful.
The bodies Of both kitterer and BUSH were
washed ashore at two r. NJ
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Corns Cured, so Cents to S1.-sSs, BIO Broa o.
way, fourteenth street Bunions ~ ;ronnii.i
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Dyspepsia, Foul Tongue, H MI s. so0
ach. nausea, acid belchng low spn,S Hsrnstt,.
cured nv DR. sHARP's Popular specinc Az nn,n.etts
Pharmacy Fourth avenue ana Astor ph
Fiftieih street and Third avenue And huoaut rhar-
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EVANSVILLE ND, July Y, 1873.
Dispatches to the Journal from Mount Vernon
state that four deaths occurred yesterday
from cholera in that place. The disease Is abating,
but number of people have left the place. The
new cases reported are of o milder type.
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oov.I Havana Lottery.-Prices RE-
duccJ circulars sent and information given. We sold
w, : s,.l ~ M 20 in drawing OF April -
inc s'J b MARTINEZ CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
n. ,sica hox l6s5 York.
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Fortune Tor %.
See advertisement on page 10 Grand gift Concert
State Of Nevaas. send for circular. A BROWN Agent,
room b.. - broadway and Exchange court
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silk Elastic Belts.-A Fresh Assortment
of eIts Stockings Knee Caps and Anklcts at reduced
orices az MARSH CO.'S Radical Cure Truss office
2Vesey street. Lady attendant
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The ElmwoOd and Warwick Are tho
only COLLARS made with all the edges folded, This
peculiarly makes them the most popular Collars of the
day. All first class furnishing stores keen Ncm Wr
saio.-C0m.
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finger or filthy Infections sponge PADS carries
its own punhihment Examine THE ELASTIC TRUSS,
6s3 Broadway, which retains Rupture comfortably till
cured
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A Mild Case OF Asiatic Chol

Mr.. A. M. Holbrook, Secretary Of the Newark In
dustrial Exposition Association, besides being
we'll known publisher in Newark, was recently
Frustrated with what Is declared to have been
very mild type OF Astatic cholera His illness, how
ever, was Of short duration, and yesterday be was
able to be about his house in Park street.
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Ing.
Single copies. in wrappers for mailing, six cents
Every Day Millions OF PesttferoCs In-,
sects receive their death from KNOWLES INSECr DE-
sTRUYER-tne peoples safeguard against bedbtsA
A.-Corns, Buniens, Malta. &C., Cured
withou. pain. CORN CURE BY mall $40. Dr. RICE. as .
Broadway, csrner Fulton street
A Comm viii Soon suit Those Dtseased
by catsr5h woLGSTrT IT,. 0ArA .s ASSiaiLAroa
the only genuine powder imported to- Americas
LOOK cut Tor limitations
A Fortune Cor -.
SEND o IL Grand bspe
room b. - broadway and Exchange court
Assisting Wire spring or Horrible Iron
finger russss Or hthy infectious ponsS GsE fsfs
sss sro.dwaS which retains Rupture comfortably TN
cured
A Cure Guaranteed OF Brixht's Disease.
g using hess sS II and
Campe's Infaliible Specific. Sovereign
ssmsy isI Neuralgia Cholera Cramps
n'NNO J. he'A JOHN 5a'i \ HENRY No. College place.
Crssaadoro's Hair Dye Is Pure, In.
reliable aud harmless Use no other cSisps
1t and you will be right
Corns Cured, SO Cents to S1.-s5@ Bread-
ne y, Is a,s sf Be- sqnsVi
Dyspepsia, Foul Tongue, silion as., ssom.
sen az M s sd ssf fopsar 0 SPECIFIC
Pharmacy Fourth avenue and Astor H., ,,,s -
Fiftct IN street and Third avenue And hua"ue
| macy, Herald Building
| Goid.-Barker's Aurora, Harmless as
water changes any hair to golden Color. % ~ LII
| ROADWAY near Thirty second street
| o.v.p Havana Lottery.-Priccs Re-
| ,,oaJ crcuars Sc mt and information given. We sold
NV Nv, = s ~ IN mr. "a In the drawing OF April ~
''o q MARTINEZ CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street.
| Post Office box 4,6s5 New York
] silk Elastic Bclts.-A Fresh Assortment
o I,ets stockings Knee Caps and Anklcs at reduced
orces at MARSH CO.'S Radical Cure Truss office, No.
| 2Vesey street. Lady attendant
|
The ElmwoOd and Warwick Are the
| only COLLARS made with all the edges folded This
peculiarly makes them the popular Collars of the
day ALI first class furnishing stores keen thcm toe
sno.-CVm.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS STOLEN IN MICHIGAN.

and will be tried by court-martial for treason.
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