, 1874-02-05

all masked ana mOunteO on une DlOOu
horses. They etarted in southeriy di !
rection, after releasing the train. There
is intense excitement here.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Silt is reported
that ex.Gov. Yarmouth has gone to
New York to evade Governor Kellogg's
requisition. ,,.a5 .-,.s5s.i f
NEW YonK, Jan. b.. A Havana letter
/ says that a number of families of Cubans
in the field have been brought from
Mattamoras, Balquie, Puerte Principe,
and other cities of the Centra. and East
ern Departments. and imprisoned by
the authorities. It is pitiful spectacle
to see the slow procession of feeble old
men, hollow eyed women, some with
babies in arms. and troops of little child
rem, some carrying immense bundles,
making their way over the rough streets
to the Jill. The prisoners, who num-.
bered 200, were sent afterwards to the
Isle of Pines. The greater part were
sent from Puerto Principe by General
Portillo, who designated them as vacinds
pelegrosos, dangerous neighbors.
BAyoNNE, Jan. 31.-Carlist Junta an
nounces that the municipality Of Bilboa
have offered to surrender the. city in q
week, but the insurgents refuse to grant
more than days.
LONDON. Jan. 31.-Information from
the Gold Coast states that the main
force under Garnet Wolsey crossed the
river Pratt on the 1st of January, and
the advance guard had penetrated 13
J miles beyond. Cfa'F,Sg 5GF
ST. JOHNS, Jan. 81. The Govern
ment of Mr.. Bennett having resigned,
Carter was sent for, and has formed q
Ministry as follows: Carter, Premier
and Attorney General; Whiteway, Sole
itor General; Robertson, Receiver Cen
eral; Warren. Surveyor General; Dwyer,
Minister of Public Works; Shea, Colo
nj: Secretary. -
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 3D.. The great
fire IN Worthington's block is subducd.
The loss is over half million dollars
Koch, Goldsmith & Joseph's clothing
store lost about $500, 900; insured in
the New York, New England, Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Missouri, London, and
Liverpool Companies; Adams & Goville
clothing store, over SIS, 900; insurance
divided as above, with the exception of
the Liverpool Companies. Worthing-
ou & Co., hardware; insurance, $75,-
900; as far as known, their loss approx
innate 100000. Worthington's builds
ing is completely destroyed. The walls
standing will have to be torn down and
rebuilt.
CHICAGO, Jan. S0.-A fire at Quincy,
Ills, early this morning, destroyed five
small stores; loss, $4,000; partly in
4 =
sured.
PIrrsBgRa, Jan. 3O.- "A serious affray
occurred at Beaver falls to- day, among
Cinnamon in the cutlery works. All
Hoy, overseer and interpreter, was pass
ing through the Office, when they at
tempted to follow him, but were prevent
ed BY policeman, whom they attacked
with desperation. throwing knives.
forks, old pieces of iron and any other
missiles they could find. He fought
them determinedly without weapons. un-
Ill he secured club. when he finally
forced them to retreat, after wounding
ten or twelve,t two seriously. The trouble
srose from belief that All Hoy had not
been making proper disposition of
| tn cir money.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. So Mccoy
easy, wealthy farmer living near New
burg, was murdered yesterday afternoon
by an unknown assassin, who shot him
down IN the open road.
New YORK, Jan. 3d. The second
game of billiards for $4,000 and the
championship of the world, was played
so-nigtt between A GARNER and Fran
eois Ubassy. The former won by 600
to 4j6. -z
TORONTO, Ont, Jan. 3O.-A cable dis
patch announces that Vicar General Ja-
mot, of Toronto Diocese. has been ap-
pointed by the Pope Bishop of Sault
1t. Marie and Rev. D. B. Crinnon, vi
car General OF London diocese, has been
raised to the Bishop Of Hamilton.
A theatre in this city, the Royal Ly-
ceum was burned to the ground tonight
at the conclusion of the performance
The building was insured, but there
was no insurance of scenery.
A dispatch from New Foundfand states
that Governor of that Province has re-
signed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The following
post office is established: Alpinera,
Walla Walla County, W. T., Daniel Fa-
vor Postmaster. > 5sttA g
New YORK. Feb. 2.-The police to-
day discovered lot of unloaded hand
grenades on the premises of q French
man named De Buchie. formerly q COM
munist. De Buchie was arrested. His
friends claim that the grenades were the
remainder of lot purchased for the
French Government during the war
with Germany.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2.-The entire amount
of money secured by the robbers Of
the train on the Iron Mountain Railroad
last evening was 81. 400 dollars, besides
a number Of gold watches. Vigorous
efforts are being made to capture the
gang.
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