, 1875-06-03

set7EL1 10 TIE DAILY DISPATCH

aGt1ELY 10 THE DAILY DISPATCH
SANTA Rosa, May 25.-D. N. GeieeI
confined in the county Jail awaitinl
transfer to San Quentin for the murde
of Mrs. Strong, of Mendocino county
made his escape last night. he pro-
cured a saw and file by means unknown
sprung open the door Of his cell, passed
through the ceiling of the hall into thu
jury room and so escaped. He also lio'
Grated John Jones, awaiting the action
of the grand jury on charge OF grand
larceny, who assisted end accompanied
him in his escape. Other prisoners In
Jail we're offered an opportunity to es-
cape, but declined.
DowS1EvLLE, 5Iay 25.-The bridge
across the north for of Yuba river, at
this place, gave way this morning while
an ejcht-horse team, drawing a wagon
loaded with u, 1000 pounds of pig iron,
was crossing. The driver, animals and
wagon were precipitated to the river,
filling about 10 feet. Dick Millir, the
driver, fortunately escaped with few
bruises.
NEW York, May 26.-The committee
appointed by the bondholdsrs of the
Northern Pacific R. Il. Co. to form a
plan of future action for the bondhold-
ers, have made report in which it Is
proposed that Johnston Livingston. F..
X. Billings, George Start. Wm. Start,
Wa. Shaw, J. NJ. Hutchinson, and j..
Dennison shall constitute committee
for the sale of the railroad and other
property with view to purchasing and
assuming the management of the road,
to attend to all the financial matters ne
cessary to the execution of the plan and
to place the railway and property under
control of board of managers to be
elected.
NEw Yonk, May 26.-The steamship
Great Western. which sailed yesterday
from New York for Bristol. England,
has returned her machinery being ont
of order.
The Pacific Mail election to-day re-
suited in the choice of the following
ticket without opposition: Sydney Dill
Ion, Geo. Scott, Jay Gould. James D.
Smith, Chae. J. Osborne, G. ]. Farrest,
Rufus Hutch, Oliver Ames and John
Riley. About sc, 900 shares were voted
Gold closed at 155s@1615.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 26.-By the
falling of scafold at Central Hospital
to-day, Geo. Bowers, Jerry Ryan, AL
bert Gottlie and Vim. Harmon were
killed and Fred Kuntz and Ben Smith
we're fatally injured.
Bosros. May 26. This evening q
terrific explosion occurred in J. D..
Doves drug store, on Washington
street, at late hour but nothing definite
il known to the cause. The widest
rumors are current. At the time Of the
explosion that there were known to be
about % persons in the building. all Of
whom were more or less seriously in
jured. The building at once took fire.
Two dead bodies were taken out and
three others extricased and sent to the
city hospital. The estimated loss to
Doves building Will reach $1,000. Ths
terrific explosion and general shaking
of adjoining buildings will probably
bring the losses up to 100000.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 26.--The Cot
ton Mills of H. B. Smith. at Pine
Meadows, burned this morning. Loss
100000; insured for $4,000. Two
hundred hands are thrown out of en>
ployment.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, May 26.-Detec-
tive Wood from Boston arrested Abra-
ham Jackson, the Boston defaulter at
Ansable House, Keesville. n. Y, this
evening and will proceed to Boston
Immediately.
ST. LOUIS, May 90 Last night Philip
Pfarre. German farz,er, living eleven
miles west of here, was murdered and
his wife ravished by an unknown negro
who, SO far, has escaped detection.
LoFDoN. May Pa dispatch from
Rome pronounces the London Stand-
ards report that the Pope was seriously
ill as unfounded.
LONDON, May &c. The Post in re-
ceiving the letter Of the Archbishop Of
Canterbury expresses the opinion that
the religious revival will have little
permanent effect.
The weather this morning is fair and
promises TO be favorable for the great
evsnt to-day at Epson.
LONDON, May 27.-The Standard COM
menting on the projects of reform sub
mitted at the meeting of the American
Social Seismic Association in Detroit,
says: Thinking Americans are COM
PEELED to admit that waste, corruption
and inefficiency prevail in every branch
of the administration, and that ignor-
ance and personal worthlessnsss pre-
dominate in legislation. They begin to
admit sadly that tho grand experiment
which began century ago is failure.
Remedies must be devised quickly if
revolution and disaster are to be averted.
1t is conceded on all sides that universal
suffrage which, however, its now i'm
possible to abolish, is the root of the
evil."
PARIS, May &c. The reconstruction
OF tho committee of thirty was COM
pleted by the Assembly to-day. The
committee is comprised Of twenty mem
bersof all sections of the Left, four sup.
portcrs of NJ. Walon and six deputies
Of the Right. Among tho members
elected to-day arc Waddington. Albert
.