, 1873-08-14

against the Carlists. they were attac-ed
by the citizens.and dispersed. their red
Fl <, destroy, d and standard bearers
beaten.
La CONNER, Aug. 10 yesterday. the
residence of Benz W-lcher. on the Sa-
mish, with all its contents including 60
dollars in currency. WAS entirely con-
snlned by fire, which leaves him home
less aud nearly naked. The fire origin
at d Will. Welcher was at work in his
field, from ernbers l.. fl in the fiie place.
NEw YORK, Aug. Ga new eoWi,ina-
tion i'll the Alta, tic and Cent nj K. Il.
to-siay, is the result Il II tnp fr"n
which J. Edgar ,homps Oh. President
Central Railroad. has just turned over
the completed p'rriou vi the road 10
venita. Indian Territory. point OF jnnc-
tion of the Atlantic Pacific Road With
the Missouri. kansls and r-xas road.
Mr.. scott now Pr sid-nt. is now III En-
rope on business eenbt cted with the
foreign debt Of tbt 1txus and Fac fic
roat, but will probably return :mmedl
ately upon receIvl,fg u notlti;.t:i IN Of
the Lew arrangement. lhe Directory Is
nov c,An,po-eL of SON. of he h-avIest
L. II men III the E ,st. 'fen Fisk, now
Treasurer, states that n numoer OF heavI
capitalists of other Il. RS have taken
IL large interest III the All tntic ard Pa
citic. In ccnseqne nee Ut this cOmbina-
ton the line of the cexts Pacifi,. roa
will probably be DETECTED nor b ward
aud form "a connection with the thirty
fifth parallel road at poinl between
Abu1nerqu, New M-xico, and the
Southern hne Uf that Territory. thence
westward. both roads to Use the prese NJ
located route on 81 b parallel o the Il
cific coast. Upon Mr.. Sc"tt's return
from Europe, the construction OF the
road will again be pushed forward rap
idly.
PARIS. Ang. 9.-R-ports Of harvest in
France shos that th+. WELD Is oniy mid
ding bpth as regards On :lity AMI qntn
tity. In the South the qualit, OF VIII"
is good. bnt crops are scarce and prices
have advanced. Millers are n-Ing for
eign wheat. and expect s"0u 20 expert
ence y difficulty III running their mills
in consequence f the low cn iition of
streams, c.,n>el by il con inu-d ,iro nth.
WAsHtNGToN, Ang. IL - The Sentinel,
he organ of the. Brewers Association
of the U. -. published nere. Eiakes II
very Significant statement relative ~
the trial of IL Germ N restaurant keep
-rs iu Worcester. Mass which has ji-I
been coucln,ie,i IL states hat these IA
Germans. every Que of whom WAS In
possession of license fnr which h had
pald he I. -. Government the sum Oi
$40 have been fined in Wa, ces,er. ia.s
and sent to The Hnuse of Correction fbI
six months. and ordered to find 81 oOt
bail not TO violate the anti-bter la~ u
one year. because they have sold fer
mented liquors. The Seniln sal'
Mass. -akes the fourth rank Ill The man
--factn1e of f-rmenred liquors among ih'
States and is Only exceeded by New
York. Pennsylvania and Ohio. Mas>a
chusetts pal last Year to the Fedora
Government $5JO 2o0 H. tax on mai
liquors, aud for The ii $: nine months
of he present fiscal Year S474. 53l. IL
against S404 500 Tor the saln.- tiu = las
wear the Government "f the Unite,
States received for every blrrel # bee
thus Seized or DESTROYED. 'he sum If |
Government officials have con ilru-d l.
collect fYteral tax and thu iuiir. city t,
eucnnrape the manutactur, 10 hre;,l
the law. The question LOW arises
| w Hht - tHc N'NNi -
do il Massachu-etis, if it Is unlawful il
Massachusetts, to mah,.facture and sci
beer 2" TLe'Gov.rnmrut cannot legal
ly coIleci taxes, an. money forced On
o. brewers by the Federal officials mus
be returned to them. Ii it is prope
and Just to ruin the manufac'nre, . AM
dealers of fermented nqn"r- an c"ufis
cate their property, II mnst be right t.
do the same by the manufacturers au'
dealers i'll whiskey and tobacco. Ii tn
Government quler.y submits To h- dt
spoiled % It's revenne in Massachusetts
, l.t it be despoiled Of its revenae else
, where.
New YORK Ang 9--Tn a fit of j-al
onsy last evening i'll Br'nkl,n, VIM
Anderson, aged Il. stabbed his intend
ed wife. Anu Cunningham. aged II.
times, and then stabbed hiilist.if ;hre,
times The glrl is Thought to b. fa'a,i..
wounded
Gov Austin and Mayor Bmckert. d
Minneapolis. ad tw" interviews. al
Long Frnnch. with the President. re-
garling The Manitoba aft nr. AMI ex-
planned the hole matter. from the h.-
ginning. dwelling esp, ciaily on til" cru
city with which the pri. oners are treat
ed by the Manitoba authorities. They
also sought t" impress upon the PresI
Gent tn necessity Of speedy action Ms
the, fe ,red that the people uf MInneso-
tn. unless something WAS done at once.
wonld axe the settlement Of the CASE
into their own hands. the President.
acco,fing to the dispatch. gave Govern
or Austin and the Mayor to understand
that unless the after was disposed of
within reasonable time. a 6+lnand IN
un,lenable terms would he made on
British Government. which would be
followed bv further action. The Presi