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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09
Representatives Elected.

| KESNEBEC-ENTIrLED TO 10.
Republicans.
| Augusta, James w. North.~
| Benton, Madison Crowell.
| China, +. o. Brainard.
| Gardiner, N. O. Mitchell.
| Hallowell, John S. Snow.
| Manchester, /. Warren Hawkes..
| Rome, Elbridge Blaisdell.
| Vassalboro', Howard G. Abbott.
Vienna. Henry Dowst.
/ West Watervilie, 6. I. Stevens.
Republican dominated by democrats).
Augusta, Joseph H. Williams.
Democrat.
Pttston, William Grant.
andre TO o.
Republicans.
Lewiston. w. Z. Pressey,
A. ID. Cornish,
]. l.. II. Cobb.
Auburn, Isaiah Woodman,
b. f. Sturgis.
Livermore, Caleb Smith.
Poland, Adna r. Dennson.
Lisbon, Oliver r. Small.
Wales, &C., David S. Sanborn.
CUMBERLAND-ENTITLEDT TO 20.
Republicans.
Portland, VIM w. Thomas, Jr.,
Stanley Il. Pullen,
James D. Fessenden,
Weston f. Milliken,
Charles A. Walden.
Yarmouth, David G. Loring.
Deering, Andrew HAYES.
Windham, Charles Rogers.
Cape Elizabeth, William Atwood.
Gorham, Merrill Il. Files.
| Standish, Isaac l.. Came.
| Westbrook, John +. Warren
| FRASkLIN-ENTIILED TO 5.
| Republicans.
Strong, Ben amin Hunter.
| Wilton, Geo. II. Fernald
Temple, Samuel +. Small.
! HANCocK-ENTITLED TO ..
Republicans.
fremont, James Il. Clark
Gouldboro', w. L. Guptil.
Aurora. Charles F. Silsby.
Surry, Samuel WATSON.
kNOX-ENTITLED TO 3.
Republicans.
Roekland, Philo Thlrston.
Democrat.
Samuel Bryant.
OxfoRp-ENTIrLED TO s.
Republicans
Lowell James r. Stearns.
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Notice.

fEENDERS are solicited by the undersigned, for
L the labor OF prisoners connected with the An
droscoggin County Jail A commodious and con-
venent work shop is completed in connection with
The Jail, built with design to Shoe Manufacturing
Parties bidding Will state the per diem they
will give for a term of years for each prisoners
labor, rating their bids for three, six twelve
twenty-iour and thirty-siX months men, it being
understood that the longer the prisoners term, the
more valuable will be his per diem services. Con-
tracing parties may have the privilege of employ
ing other than prison labor in the Workshop, IN
numbers not to interfere with the necessary space
required for the prison labor The building will
he warmed and all necessary guards furnished for
prison discipline by he County. Full particulars
had by inquiry of either of the undersigned or of
Thomas Lttlefeld, sheriff and Tailor of Andro
scoGgin County. Bids to be LETT with, or forw arded
to Clerk Of Courts, Auburn Me-, until Sept. TO-
1873, sealed and marked Proposals for Prison
Labor" The right to reject any all bids is re-
served.
d, F; LoTHRoP,) Commissioners
w. ID. ROAk, Androscoggin CO.
Aug =, 1873. aug5- ttlSepl0.
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GOOD I'EMPLARY.

Good Templary was introduced into
Queensland Australia Jan. 1872. There are
now lG lodges & 1000 members.
The first Good Templar Lodge in S Africa
Was formed at Graham Town, June, 20 1874
with 33 members
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Kennebec County.

TN Probate Court, held at Augusta the fourth
i Monday of August, 1873,
ORDERED, That the Probate Court for the mont
of September next, be held on the first and fit
Mondays OF said month
H. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest-CHARLES IiEwINs, Register
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WANTED 1!

A GENTS to employ their spare timel!.
IA the whole to it in light, profitable
male or female; suited to all classes, OLE
The only genuine way to make money vi
ital Particulars free. Address +, c. Y
Street Newburyport, Mass. n
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Special Notices.
STATE OF MAINE,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, Sept 3D.. 1873.
4 adjourned session of the Executive Council
n will be held at the COUNCIL CHAMBER, in Au
gusta, on Tuesday, the twenty.third day OF Sept
inst, at 10 o'clock \. NJ.
Attest: GEORGE q. STACY,
seoi4-t&w2ti Secretary OF state.
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Maine Central Railroad Com
pany.

NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of the
IN Stockholders of the Maine Central Railroad
Company will be held in the old Maine Central sta
ton in Portland on the seventeenth day of Septem
ber ID. 1875 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon to act
upon the following articles, viz:
To see if the Stockholders will ratfy and approve
the contract of consolidation, adopted by the Di-
rectors at their meeting held on the twenty-siXth
Kennebec Railroad Company, the Somerset Il Ken
nebec Railroad Company, and the Leeds & Far.
mington Railroad Company. Per order of the Di-
rectors.
Attest: JOSIAH II. DRUMMOND, Clerk,
Portland, Aug. 10Th, 1873. sept3ttd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-09

Paris, Jonas Bisbee.
Newry, Orrin Foster
w oodstook, 0. c. Houghton.
Porter, Moses S. Moulton.
Canton, John p. Swasey
PENoBsCoT- ENTITLED TO Is.
Republicans.
Springfield, Lloyd w. Drake.
Bradford Edward Fletcher.
Etna, Joel A. Sanborp.
Maxfield, John F. Whitney.
Hampton, s. w. Mathews
Bradley, Job Brown
Corinth, Daniel f. Davis.
Carmel, Abram Tarr, Jr.
Orrington, Peter G.. Blake.
Bangor, Thomas N. Egery,
Silas G.. Hatch,
Franklin A. Wilson.
... PIsCATAQUIs-ENTIrLE TO 3.
Republicans.
Sangerville, Barnabus Bursely.
Greenville, Edmund Scammon.
Sebec, }. III. Rowell.
SAGADAHoC-ENTITLED TO 4.
Republicans.
Richmond. Edwin d. Lamson
Bath, Edwin Reed.
Phippsburg, George A. Spinney.
Bow donham, George l.. Whitcmore
SOMERSET -ENrIrLED TO 8.
Republicans.
Fairfield, VIM. Connor.
Skowhegan, G.. w. Hathaway.
Emblem, John Pierce.
Concord, BENZ f. Atwood
WALpo-ENTIrLEp TO 3.
Republicans.
Palermo, Edward w. Pinkham
Liberty, Ambrose p. Cargill.
Frankfort Hiram Treat.
Prospect, Timothy b. Grant.
Belfast, Isaac NJ. Boardman.
WAsHINGToN-ENrIrLE TO 10.
Republicans.
Calais, W. J. Corthell.
Pembroke, Moses S. Wilder.
Lubec, ID. NJ. Young.
YonK-ENrIrLED TO IL.
Republicans.
kittery, Mark Wentworth.
kennebunkport, S. II. Pnkham.
Wells, Alex. B. Wells.
Lebanon and Sanford John S. Parker.
South Berwick. and
Elliott, George II. Wakefield.
WATERFORD. VIM. II. Johnson.
Kennebunk. Albion X. Gle.
Biddeford b. +. Hamilton.
Z. +. Pillsbury.
Berwick and North
Berwick. Francis IIurd.
Buxton and Hollis Walter Bryant.
Acton, Shapleigh and
Newfeld, c. A. Burbank.
Cornish snd Parsons
field, c. Z. Woodbury..
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

'I'EN HOUSE LOTS lying in the heart Of the 81
of Augusta; two on Green street. four fire.
Terms easy. For further information inquire oil
u. Farwell ut house on State street, or of Sam
Titcomb at his office, west side Water street,
Augusta, May 6. 1877. may7.ttf
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:For Sale OF to Iet.
For Sale.
House for Sale.

In Hallowell north side of Winthrop street, Sc
ond west from Middle street. formerly owned
Jeremiah Dummer, Esq. Enquire of
JOHN d. LORDf
liallowell, Sept. /, 1873. sept3- t2y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS:

s,nI. honest Artesian Kendall,
!. i' nr1 pared to bore sideways for
= ,inj rrrpcndicularly for the
r. boon of irrigation; who per-
4 in proseruting tha enterprises
FEorod5m generally and a.WaNS;
W, n,ln sparkling and Interesting
1 rr1gIl he dome want the Increase
'saj1rv bill ropealcd-much as he
,,c,..> r,.. popular c!amor and cIaihor-
| yn,5rHlarity. He iS sti!t enough
tha aambrel joints to stand ur "ild
- r'.I his manly bosom to the hia>t and
ioy. ~ Of tanaticism. and i'll This atii-
!, T. +o ,ay tia. he thou4ht the terms
ttsr >aii bill in and right. H"e.1
tn sale. SO do we! Your timely
'rarc we red ems yoa. kendel. he a
10 and bore away into the dusty
y,jS Of an alkaline waste, and we'll
nh byvou on this salary question.
n ~ are riz,4t for once in your honest
monolonous life; and we slap You
tLr back with the slap Of approval.
',SmIgpe".
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
Eurs! Ecrs! Frrs !

Our Fur Department comprises the best
quality of Mink, Sable, Ermine, Astracan.
and Hudson Bay Furs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
Millinery.

In our Millinery Department can be found
all styles of Ladies', Misses, and Children'5
Trimmed and ntrimmed Hats, in Silk, Vel
vet, Nelours, and Grape.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
SAN francisco Nny 3 lS-S

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5, 1873.
To THE LADIES OF EUREKA: | would state
that il is my intention to remain in this city,
and any order yOu may intrust to me will
receive personal attention. y. ME1 ENS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
Shoes! Shoes. Shoes!

In this Department can be found all styles
of Shoes. in hid and Cloth, Fur and Flannel
lined, high and low cut. a very large stock, ",
at very low prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
EUREKA, Nov. ), 1873.

II RthA, NOV. ., 1910.
would state to the ladies of Eureka and
vicinity, that will spare neither time, trou-
ble, nor expense in getting goods TO suit them
ut all times. NJ. j. FRANKLIN.
+. S.-No trouble to show goods. n5-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
Carpets, Trunks and valises, Hats,
Caps, and Clothing.

This is a Department which we need not
say much about; but we intend to supply one
and all with the latest STYLES of Clothing.
offered in Eureka. We invite all to call and
inspect for themselves, as our stock is cheap,
excellent, and complete in all its branches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-14
PACK TRAINS.

c. RANELl, THANKFUL TO MINING
-. SuporintNndcntS and others for past fa-
vors. respectfully advises his friends that in
future he can be found at Seaton \ Co.'S The
method of doing business pursued by his for
mer employers not being satisfactory, he has
gone into another house. where his old Gus
toners win be treated in such manner as
will give them entire satisfaction. Packing
ores and wood contracted for on reasonable
terms. and promptly attended TO. | am the
authorized agent OF all pack trains in the dis
trict j. {. RANELL,
o,lAltf With S2aton j Co.
, 1873-07-15
SPAIN.

AIM
:, MApnlD, July 14.-rhs succesaes Of tho Car
lists, and the outbreak and atroctieB at Alcoy,
have awakened strong feeling against the in
Burgonts. War meetings arc being hold in the
held last night.
The Spanish Government has promulgated
decrce annulling all odlots OF representation
placed upon tho property Of the robels and rebel
sympathizers In Cuba.
Gen. Velarde entered Alooy yeHterlay with
strong column OF troops. Tho militia Of tho
province had already taken possession Of tho
town, having reduced the Insurgents to submits
Hlon, and takon away their armB. Tho riug-
leaders Of tho revolt, however, had escaped
from town boforo Velarle arrived.
A detachment OF tue Government troops at
P9enti Ia 1lona has surrendered to tho O4riists.
SOURCES state that several thousand mnHkets
have boon landed on tho coast OF BiBcay
and distributed to Carlst rooruits. Tho
Same report asserts tlat the supporters OF
Don oarios arc gaining ground with stuh raptdl-
ty, and thor numbers aro 30 steadily Oh tho in
crease. that there Ia a general cry from oil tho
Republican commanders In the north for rein.
forcoments. In order to hold their ground
MADRID, July 14.-The insurgents III Cartage-
M aro mnsters of tho enaro town, with tho OK
coption Of tho arsonal. It is feared tho latter
cannot hold out long, and with the ships tn tho
docks will fall into tito hands OF the Insurgents,
T.. Contraras Is reported to DO the leader Of tho
Tho Minister Of War haa loft Madrid for Gar
proceod beyond tho station at patn,au.
WAsluNaToN, July 14.-IAo department OF
State III informed by cable telegram from ot,r
Minister ut Madrid TINT tho Bpaniaa, Government
haa Issued leoreo reolnding all embargooa aud
ordering tho immediate restoration ef all prop
, 1873-07-15
STORMS.

Parts OF IOWA and Wisconsin VfnEtGd
by d Tornuil0 ON Snn&lny Nigllt-.-
Crops Ruined, Buildings Blown
Down, md TEocR Uprootetl--1lany
lambs and Other Young Stock KILL
cd by RHnil.St0nos.
Special Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tri5nne.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, July 14.-Another great
and lightning, visited this part of tue State last
night. 4 groat amount Of water fell, and the
force Of the wind WAS very great. The lightning
almoBt road without any other light. Signs
wero blown down and limbs blown from trees.
At tho Beoond Presbyterian Church si1 turrots
and ono large window wero blown down.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
FoND pu Lao, Wis, July ia seyoro hail,
wind and rain storm passed over portions OF tho
towns Of Oaceola and Forrest this county, on
Sunday forenoon. I'll passed from south to north.
grati are 10 badly cut up TINT no attempt will DO
made to harvest it. Tho hail came IL ragged
chunks half aH largo az q lnRn's hand. Windowa
on the Houth eido OF houses were oil broken.
Many 1ambH and othor young stock wo1o killed,
aud loayes stripped from troea, aud fences torn
down., It WIS tic Hevorest haif-Htorm ever known
III tho eastern part OF Fond du Lao County. Tho
same storm PASSED through portions OF sheboy-
gan and Calumot Counties, doing considerable
BURN to grain, fonceH. and dwellings.
Special Dispatch 10 This Chicago Tribune.
DuRuouE, Iowa, July 14.-Ihia city Was visited
Inst night BY heavy storm Of wind and rain,
accompanied by worry sharp lightning. A burn
about four and half miloA eaAt Of hero was
struck during tho Storm and with It's contents
destroyed. Ono of tho gtraet-earB, will, horses
attaoloa waH blown by tho wind during tho
storm for several blooks towards tho loyoe, and
WIZ got out Of the range OF the wind in tn,o to
avoid holng carried into the river. Tho yelucity
Of the wind during the storm wsH 50 milos por
hour.
, 1873-07-15

This makes total for tho year Of 81 ,432, 100,
and taking into account the fact that but COM
paratiyely small proportion OF tho frauds COM
mtted are discovered. tho exhibit iB truly sori-
Gus ono.
The Commissioners report states that In New
York tho amounts realized by tho Government
arc mainly seizures, lnalo tor tbs mort part on
egn countrioH. Tho larger auitr against prom
mont firms Of Now York originate with the or
animation Of inyocos. Smuggling In small
Artio!cs III IN that city aiao carried on to consid-
orablo o1tent, amounting for the laat year to
$500, 900,
During tho year several Buka not made public,
besides that OF Phelps, Dodge i Co., ran up to
tho hundred thousands.
Tho amounts resulting from these seizures aro
divided among tho informsr, tho Naval Oilloer,
and tho Government, tAs Government only ro-
colylng one-llalf, except When the informor iH 4
royonlle official, whom the Government recoiyoa
two-tlEls. Tile Commissioner staten that tho
amount tic Collector Of New York las received
during tho past yoar IL about s50, 900.
In boston tho case II similar, with tho OK
coption that smuggling Is dono on lessor
scale.
smua0LINa on THE CANADIAN DonpER.
Tho groatost difficulty experienced, howoyer,
is i4 preventing smuggling soross tue Canadian
border. Smuggling at the Southern ports ta not
IN proportion to tho extent Of tho mpQztatla4R9H,
, 1873-07-15
CANADA.

SMcsnl hfspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune
ST. PAUL. July l4.--At tho opening Of the
Court ut fct Garry this morning, Attorney
General Clark read Consul TayIor's card to tie
public publishol hore Oh Saturday. and said lie
had laid it bofols the Minister of Justice at Of
tawn, with vieM to having an application made
Ct Washington FOL his removal. He denounced
Taylor'a action as sisgraceful. Tho Court an-
nouncod its intontioa to make On order On the
subject. Taylor andNayor Brackett understand
TINT they will bo ARRESTED on civil or criminal
process, and the tirst hasroturnol to tho Cong,,-
late, haying If arrested lit must bo takon from
under his lag.
(To tho Assooate6 press5
M1NNEApoL1s. July 14.-To-alorroys norniur's
Tribune will contain the following, dated. F5rt
Garry July "a:
"Tho event Of tho day was the explosion in
court by the Attorney General over Consul Tay-
lor's card explaining to tho people tho grounds
Of tho defenHe. He denounced 1t as conto,npti-
bio game, proclaimed loudly that tho Canadian
Government would demand Taylor's removal,
and moved an attachment for con-
tempt. The Judge reserved hia decision.
The Consul remained in court all the afternoon,
but the Judge adjourned without further action.
81 In view OF the situation. Eugene III. Wilson
WAS appointed to-day Vico-Consul. Braokott ia
still threatened with arrest, result which may
follow tho excitement produced by tue tenor Of
first dispatches, and the version given by Min
nosota papers just received. Tho affair ia no
farce to Americans here, whatever small wits in
Minnesota may think"
, 1873-07-15
NUMBER 300.

TIE NATIONAL. DANKa.

TIE RATIONAL, HANKS
reports of tho condition Of tho Not,,n,,
inanks, made On tho 18th of juno md now In.
ihB examined by tho Comptroller OF tic en-.
lenoy' snow thom, with foW exceptions. to In If,
mar1ot. ' 1o'nos
THE LOUISIANA CONTESTED BEArp
Euwara Mcphoreon, Chfof Clark Of tho House
OF REPRESENTATIVES,, has uotinod mctnbors-olcst
nspnos a;1f ana hae%ronee a of Lounana, thnt %
recess. owing to tho probability Of contest il
oLA1Ms ALLOWED.
Tho ninety days allowed BY Inv for tho Gov
erimont to appeal to tho Supreme Court from,
the dcciHton Of tho Court Of 'Claiins Oh about
QUO casos Of 20 per cont increase, al1owed by tlo
pot Of 1907 to civil employees Of The Government
In Washington, expired on Saturday, aud 10 al,-
t!nve tho accounts audited. II tic Comptroller
decides tho claims aro payable out Of tho
appropriation Of this yoar, they will DO
paid at once, but II ho should dooido
of last yenr, Congress viii bo called i,pon to
nuke up tllo deficiency, as tho appropriation Of
thom about $25, 600 on tho 500 cases referred to.
The Judgment Of tho Court Of Clnirns was Gu
April Judgment was cntorod IN favor Of 700 nd
ditional claimants. The ninety days allowed to
urday, but the. Attorney -Gener"l il
Court haa covered all the points in tho caaou ai-
roady hoard, and that 1t is no uso to appeal, con-
sequently uono will bo ontorod,. and those cnaes
also will bo audited aud allowed Az tho niucLy
days 10 not expiro till tho prcHont flacal ycar,
1t seems the impression TINT they will DO paid out
OF this years appropriation.
TIE INDIAN COMMISSIONERS,
Commissioner Smith, Of tho 1rnlian R.,reau,
lGft Efa Wnuf frtF, Cp4u
, 1873-07-15
HOLLAND.

LONDON. July 14.-A dispatch from Ameter-
dam tonight Bays al extensive contlagratiop Is
raging among the ooal-storoH in that city.
, 1873-07-15
THE WEST INDIES.

SHcc7a1 Uespdlch % Ihe Chicago 7T1bIHe.
New YoRK, July 14.-The Haytisn Consul at
this port has received adviceH from Turks Is-
land, dated It'll inst., stating that Capt. Rowe,
commander Of tho Now York, a schooner, WAS
arrested by tho British authorities thoro for
.dobt, at tho instance Of ono Wilson. The Amer
lean Consul at Turks Island has writton to
Washington for Instructions. and asking for q
var ship. Ho characterizes tho arrest rs al OUT
rage.
AdviccB.. datod Juno 20. from Puerto Priuco,
state Baoz's forcos have defented Luporon. Groat
excitement prevails in Puerto rrinco, and con-
1ios is expected oyor the election Of Deputies,
WHO arc to choose n President. It Ia charged
that they wore frauduloutly elected.
, 1873-07-15
Arrival OF tho Inst OF tho passcnEcrs
Mt tflaAifu1~-StAterMGn ont OF Capt. Ham.
1tluUi. Ono Qf thu pnAaanGyGrh.


HALIFAX N. g., July 14.-The steamor II. A.
Starr arrived from Port LeBoar yesterday aftor-
noon, with the Captain, oillcers, ind crew Of thu
U.y Of hnna sd 10 stsSEao
day. They wero Immediately transferred to tho
steamer Somerset, aud sailed for Boston. Quo
OF the passengers, an lrlsh woman, was taken
In labor on board the Starr, md gave birth to o
child shortly after being carried On board tho
Somerset, Capt. Phillips and the oiilcors, aud
some OF the crew, remain to give testimony at
to England in tho HISTORIAN tomorrow.
A cabin passenger. Capt. Hammond, says there
was thorough discipline, and that good watch
always two officers on tho bridge and two mun
on the lookout. Ho is Of tho opinion the dis
aster WAS duo altogether to the deviation Of tlo
compass, as tho ship'H course WAS the correct
ono. The statement Of Col. Parnel that there
was a luck Of discipline. oursing, Bwearlng and
confusion ut tho time the ship struck, aud after
the passengers landed, Oapt. Hammond pro-
nOuuC1B untrue.
, 1873-07-15
.lAEAN.

SAN FRANc16co, CAL, July 1A.-Tho toa-ladon
atoa1ner Drln,n,onl Castle from Shanghai, for
London, was wrecked May 81 on the Ch,1yan
group. AL hands were savod.
Tho Office Of the Japan Mail has been do
stroyed BY fire.
Trade in Japan was extremely dull. Farmers
were alarmed about tho rico crop.
From the interior OF japan We hayo nows Of a
mob violonce and tho burning Of several priaon-
era by tue mob.
BY an order Of tho Education Department Of
Japan. in future all foreign teachora will bo
obliged to procure license, aud no teacler Of tho
Christian religion shall be employed.
, 1873-07-15
FRANCE.

Nrw yonr 1,,r - 7fHsI; 1,se.;,nn. ,r.,,., T..
nomTora.tnn' s{ ,r}, alaonlaaon a' m
rent anvapnn"nt "t a. fo9t,,esponu1n. ,s 1a9a: o i.
now yested in to sfinistrv nm1 ~ r,1g ~
vinco that tho no on1 a1sy, anu TN nlny 4 eo.i ~
trnjuao ''n, iMtn ~" IT,. on'X onahEo WnaGh tey WI IN
liz ..u tnc MnPuptto @ VI" DO TO carry out
rrovaI @ taos T., wrafn tao lato t1Tornmont
imnot;t;c ~ 4,k s,.. u o1.nR. Mo ARG not
liz W,,,,,r" , .IAo any s.opb slular 20 thoso OF
;nsnro ta ,a uut tnat Gun DO domo to
t;oa ~ III Xxi au ~ 1ccessary 1ibor
thn inaroais "l ~ ~ fo' 10 a.aectIy nenlnat
fron, liz ior,;,,,,,,a nS ~ ,o oapei sno rop9
IN tntn raf,ra ~, - fnnot, 1ol, "o.o ~ o1HRou
~ III III ,vS. a. a oun.ly, ene Gathocs
ora;,,.t f.,.. Ho4u nouiu u1hto ~ olyuF onamo!
, 1873-07-15

Cuba, f' ~ 80
MADRID, July t4.-Dotails Of tho rocont dis
ordors In Alcoy show that while tho riotorg hold
s';, thS oty ton houses wore burnod fifty persons
favor Of order lns manifested ltaoif In Mo]nra.
Gena: carvajal and Nouyilaa haye ar,iyod In
Madrid. -
, 1873-07-15
Obituary.


~ S3!ccfat Dspafch 10 Tho CHICAGO Tribune.
New YonK, July 14.-Joso Maria Mayorea,
late General Agent of tho Republic Of Cufa,,
died yesterday morning at his residence In this
CITY, aged % yoars. Ho was a native Of uayaun.
but resided here duaing the past twonty-onoo
}years. II, 10 % Was tobacco merchant, aud wealthy
yoke, ho entorod hoart and soul into tho move
mSnt n@1 thn ana has giyon to the eaqhe upwards Of
talents. SINCE 1868, whom Vice.prositlent
Agnlora wont to Europe, Mayorgh took his playo,
en % oraor dor from M rr9aident 0espedos. Mo holrc
was President Of tho Auxiladora Society WI.
9, Mason. and Deacon Of Tho Cuban Episcopal
Church. Ills funeral will bo eolomnizol o.l
Saturday.
ALBANY, N. T., July 14.-Gen. Amos pillBbu,y,
Tor many yoars Superintendent Of the Albany
Penltentlary, died To-day, agod %.
AosEA Opposition to tho Illinois IsutI.
rOAl Law.
DEa MONIES, July 14-Tllera is strong and
growing opposition in this State to the operation
Of tho Illinois lMlroad law. ~ It AFFECTS Iowa
traffic.