, 1873-10-23

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burned this morning and Kelly, with his
wife and grandchild, perished in the
} flames.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. 19.--Fire on
Front st., between Butler and Pike,
damaged Harding & Co.'S type estab-
lishment $50, ,OGO; no insurance. Also
Ehls planning mill to the extent of $S.-
600; covered by insurance.
New York, Oct. 1S.-The steamer
Rising Star arrived from Aspinwall to-
day.
SAN Francisco, Oct 20.-Passehgers
per Prince Alfred for Victoria:
/ FM Rollins, A A Valli1u, P Yallijo,
G R Dwyer, Agent Babcuck Fire E1-
tinguisher, " Jones, H L Jones and
wife, Geo D Harvey, W H Collision.
wife and child, J W Wilson and wits,
Misa Lizzie Ketchley. Mrs R Broderick
and son, Rebecca D Dewell and chil-
dren, E Mnencs, Jas Kirby,T A William
son and family, Miss F Harris, II A
Smith and family, Mrs Strong, Annie
Garfield and boy, Annie Walsh, Hy
Chung Lung, and 25 in the steerage.
V1pToRrA, Oct. 10.--A fire broke out
about II o'clock on Saturday night, in
the ground floor of the store occupied
by Messrs. Davies & Co. on Wharf St.
A general alarm was sounded and the
Fire Department were quickly at the
scene~~of the confagration. Owing,
however, to the dense smoke which
poured through the gratings Of the builds
ing and the substantial manner in which
the doors and other entrances were Sc
cured slight delay took place before
the water was thrown upon the suppos
ed locality of the flames. The establish
ment was heavily stocked with mer-
chandize and crockeryware. A sale
having been arranged to take place to-
day sthe damage to goods from wat.
er and smoke rather than from fire is
heavy. The origin of the fire is ur--
kncw wn, but it is supposed to have ig
nited in large pile of moss and other
material used in packing furniture
The buildin!, Which is the property OF
Mr.. Yates, is insured with the Royal
Insurance Go. for $4,000 and the dam
age to stock is insured with the same
company, with the Imperial. and with
the Northern. The loss on goods held
by Messrs. J. P. Davies & Co. for con-
signees will be made good by the In
surances on the firm.
4 MADRID, Oct 49, British dispatch
from Cartagena arrived at Alicante last
evening with news that insurgents frig-
ate Numancia ran into Fernando el Cat
ilico and sunk her. Over half the crew
of the latter wer. drowned. The cause
of the disaster is attributed 10 the mex
perience Of the officers. Another ver-
siol of the affair current here is that
the Numancia fired into and sunk Fer
nando ell Catolico because she parted
company with her and refused to obey
signals to return.
The Minister of Marine has resumed
command in person of the squadron at
Gibraltar, which sailed yesterday for
Cartagena.
New YORK, Oct 20.--A storm of wind
and rain has prevailed here for "a hours.
The only disaster reported in this neigh
borhood is the wreck of canal boats on
the Hudson; but the loss of life and
property is said to be less than at first
reported. Telegraph wires have been
considerably damaged.
PEEKHILL, N. Y, Oct. 20.-Later in
vestigation shows that six canal boats
were lost in last nights storm; 5 heayi-
ly laden. Loss estimated at $3.50, 600.
There was no loss of life as far as ascer-
tanned.
OswEGo, Oct. 90 Schooner New
York, ashore above Peters, is break
ing up and will be total wreck. The
storm is the severest of the season, and
it is feared that other disasters have oc
Cured.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 20.-First snow
storm of the season to-day.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 20.-There was a
heavy frost this morning, and there is
a prospect of heavier tomorrow. It
has favorable effect on tie fever cases.
but will be fearful on thousands who
are not prepared for winter, and who
have been made destitute by success
sion of oalamities during the past year.
The majority of societies and relief
boards are unable to supply applications
for assistance. Propositions have been
received to take some orphans in charge.
A great many more are yet to be cared
for.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 90. There
was heavy frost this morning; and the
quarantine between this city andArgenta
was raised to-uay.
BEDFORD, Ohio, Oct. 20.-Thomas
Christopher, one-leggeG blacksmith,
last hit discovered John Morrow in
criminal intercourse with his wife. He
stabbed his 3 children, then his wife
and then attacked Morrow. Morrow
disarmed and killed the husband, stab
bing him dozen times. 1t is thought
the wife and one child will die.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-The action of
Admiral Amy, in protecting the Pana-
ma Railroad, during the recent resolu-
tionary disturbance, is commended in