, 1873-09-11

with spectators broke down and all We're
precipitated to tho sidewalk. One per-
son killed and Is others more or less in
jured.
1t is stated that number of suits ir-
spirsd by Jay Gould, will soon ba bro't
against the Erie Railroad Company and
its directors personally for Illegal action
in connection with the recent declara-
ton of dividends.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 9.-The Presi-
dent Of the Board of Association at
Shreveport, telegraphs hsIe that the
yellow fever is on the increase, and asks
for nurses and physicians.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.--S15, SOC, ,O06
awarded to this Government at Geneva,
was to-day paid into the Treasury by
Secretary Fish in one bond.
Secretary of the Interior ordered the
second Commission to reappraise the
Kaw lands In, Kansas, Judge Jones
of Ohio, chairman.
LEXINGTON, Kv., Sept. 9.-The first
race came off to-day. tho mile heats won
by Dusty; Florence taking first heat and
run.ing close in two others. Time,
14eA, 1461l. fl6s4.
PoRT TOWNSEND. Sept. 10.--U. s. S.
Tuscarora. which has been detailed to
make the survey and soundlngs prelim-
mary to laying the telegraph cable from
this coast to Japan and the Asiatic Con-
tinent, arrived at this place last evening
frsm San Francisco. She will make
Cape Flattery the initial point of the
survey.
LoNLoN, Sept. Sowing to disatis-
faction with the proceedings of the Brit
ish and American Mixed Claims Com
mission at Washington, the claimants
here contemplate calling a public meet
ing to give expression to their grievan-
ces.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 8.-Portland
gives Dingley. Rep... 157l votes for
Governor; Titcombe, Dem, 1926, Sixty
three towns give Dingley Rep, 1855;
Titcombe, 9.127; Williams, 1880; ma
jority for Dfngley A244. Thisirdieates
majority of about l2,Oo0 out of vote
of about $4,000. Returns are still too
few to judge fairly. The Republicans
have elected their Representatives.
Lack of interest in election makes re-
turns meagrs.
NEw YORK, SEPT. Slate mail ad-
vices from China state that there were
again rumors afoat at Shanghai that an
organization was in progress for q gen.
eral massacre of Europeans in the In
terror of China. The reason stated is
that the French Minister will not con-
sent to certain notifications of the trea-
ty. The Government has taken this as
a challenge to war and knowing the su-
periority of Europeans in warfare intend
to resort to massacre. The rumors are
becoming more and more grave and a
large number of 5sofle are being col
lected around the various places where
foreign missionaries are stationed.
SAN DOMINGO, Aug. 23.- Colonel Ri
vas attempted the life of Genl. Luperon
with a sword. Luperon evaded the
blows. drew a revolver and shot Rivas
through the head.
Gen. Oabral is reported to be serious
ly ill and unable to take the field.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 9.-Ths 22d an
niTersary of the admission of California
will be properly celebrated to- day. The
pioneers will hold reunion at Badlor's
Park, Oakland. Large numbers have
already gone to the place. There will
be military parade at l, P. NJ, in this
city, with rsvisw by Gen. Cobb and
staff. Flags were displayed on public
buildings and the shipping in the har-
Dor. The Weather is fine for the cole
bration.
Capt. E. R. Warsaw of the steamship
Colorado was fined by the U. S. District
Court $294.5O for carrying excess of
passent ers.