The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-14
FOREIGN.
RAtLRoAD DIeAsTER.

Madrid, September 13.-Lster inteili-
gence from the scene of the accident yes. |
terday TO the express train from Vehavia
for Madrid, shows that the disaster was
far more serious than first announced. |
The number killed was II, and 70 were
wounded. Scarcely any person on the
train escaped uninjursd.
1t 10 reported that
| DON ALPHoNzo.
brother Of Don Carlos, has left his com
mand and returned to France.
CONDEMNED TO DKATB.
Several persons who took active part in
the insurrsction ~ Alcoy, havei been tried
and CONDEMNED to death.
| SLAVE SHIP CAPTURED.
LONDON, September IA dispatch has
been received at the admiralty office
from the comma nders of the British steam
ship Daphue, announcing the capture, in
the Indian Ocean, near the ssychille is
lands, Of o slave ship, upon which there
had been
HORRIBLE SUFFERING.
The smallpox had ragged upon the ship,
and out of three hundred slaves who wore
taken on board two hundred and Fifty
died and the remaining fifty were terribly
emaciatsd from disease and want.
. EVACUATED.
PARIS, September l3.-Vsrdum was
evacuated by the German troops this
morning. Immediately after they had
left, the streets were filled with rejoicing
residents, and numberless French Asgs
we're displayed from the buildings.
RECOVERY or THE AsPINwALL AND IA
. hACA CABLE.
. New ORLEANS, September lathe
I British steamer Bolivar arrived to-day
end brinss the following from the corre-
n spondent OF the associated press:
a PANAMA, September 2.-The end 10 che
a Aspinwall and Jamaica cable was recov.
a cred in mid-ocean August %, in LOO
fathoms and bouyed. No further com.
munication has been received since the
day Of the departure OF the steamship
Rising Star, on the 25tn ult, for New
York.
N Panama has recently been tho scene o.
< the most intense
o. ExcIMEMKST, fUEoR AND BLooDsHED.
'is For many years past society hero hal
10 not been in . condition so unsettled anc
40 unsatisfactory as at present. A com ?let'
n. want of confidence and feeling Of inse
II. eurity prevails in the entire community
ca lutions are never wanting. On the 2stt
y, ~ ono Of the most disgracsful acts OF
bloodshed known to Panama occurred by
a. which two respectable citizens Of Colum
- bia were
al HURRIED INTO ETERNITY.
(, Tho facts are as follows
ID COL. UscATEQUH,
u for two years past had been commander
~ of the national troops, stationed here for
~ tho protection of property. During tn,
Is state revolution OF the 9Th Of April, last
no he called out his troops and took al
", active part in protecting the life of tn
he Opposed president Of the state o
Iia Panama, Gen. Noiro, although a
n. commander Of the national force
~ sent here in accordsccs with existing
AZ treaties with the United States for specia
is national purposes, he had no right what.
ID ever to do so. Again on the It'll Of May
N he led out his forces against the revolu
- tIonary party and defeated them and wa.
D. the cause Of the
IS RECALL AND REISsTATEhEST OF PRES.
!. IDEHT METRO.
| no in tha INA hsA L.n hal
20 After the events of the 18th of May cold
e ness sprang up between Uscate
y qui and the reinstated government o.
y, Metro, and the latter had sufficient proc
% of the colonel's disafaction and his collu
10 sion with the opposition party to feel itsel
,, justified in issuing an order for his arrest
A.. Accordingly, an order was issued by thu
ID executive to arrest him and place him in
., confinement. An hour or two latter tn,
unfortunate man was sitting in front Of
\. hotel, when squad Of police armed wit
or rifles, approached and informed him thai
to he was a prisoner. Uscatequi entered tn,
30 hotel,
TO DREW HIS REvoLvER
and said he would not allow himself to be
y degraded by such an insult as to b.
n carried to felons prison by q
no squad Of common police, bu,
70 - would willingly give himself
Il. into the custody of any respectable ci.i
t. zen, naming several then present. Ar
i. order was then given to take him al al
4, hazards and the police
.. YIRED voLLRr
Mt into the hotel at their victim, one shot TAX
.. ing effect in his arm and another entering
Q, and passing completely through the bod y
"a Of Mammal " J Rs-nud.s and limo
40 cent spectator, killing him instantly
mt Uscs,equi then fed and tried to make his
An escape through tho rear of the hotel, bu,
was met by Florencio, leading either
and supporter OF the Metro govsrnmen,
to whom lie
suRRESDERED HIMsELy
Internationally. Whilst passing out o
the main entrance Of the hotel woundeC
= and prisoner of Mr.. Roseinsno's, h