Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1873, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PubHsbed Dally, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Penmsylvania Avenue, cor. Lith St., aY TES SVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, & B. BAOPPAANN, President, TEE EVENING STAR !s served by carriers to sobcribere at Tey CENTs PER WEEK, or FoRTY- Fors Caen PER mexTE. at the mes tix months, $3.00, one year, 68. a THE WEEELY STAR—Published Fridsy—91.90 Che bening Star. 32 poner seat longer than paid for. | wn uemereed ven. 41—NE. 6,296. WASHINGTON D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1878. (Bates of advertising fornished on application. | nian TWO CENTS Two Captain Buddingtons, Evitor Stor’ Please allow me to correct a statement which has been copied into Tug STAR relative to Capt. Buddington, the present com- mander of the Polaris, and Capt. ey ed Wao s0 nobly and splendidly rescued the Eng- lish Resolute some years since. They are not one and the same man. Capt. Buddington, of the Resolute, is uncle to the Capt. Bui ton, of the Polaris. Both good, trae, and bleseamen. And here I may, perhaps roperly, reiterate in behalf of the friends of Capt, Jas. Buddington, of the Resolute, a protest, mide through a western paper at that time, against the unkind, ungenerous, and unjust treat nt, both by this government and also the English, of that noble and gallant officer. All he ever received for that heroic achievement was some petty pay, not half sufficient to compensate him tor bis time in any ordinary service. Almost entirely were his services ignored in the subse- quent honors and acknowledgments in retarn- ing that ship to the English government. €. Budd Doble Elepes jth Another Men’s Wife. (From the San Francisco Post, May 13.) Budd Doble, the driver of Goldsmith and the pet of the turfmen, has turned his THE MODOC WAR. Surrender of the Het Creek Modocs, 63 in a ie ete gd io hee measure attributable to the condact of Geacra! Davis. He found the officers and men dis- by their reverses, and that demorali- zation had sey | commenced. He was very bluff with the Ind! It is supy that there are twenty warrior: left with Jack, whose w! ats are SPECIAL NOTICES. Leeches! hereafter always * RTHUR D streets north- EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL REVERE. —The receipts from this source to-day were $202,153.20. <T_RECKIVED ew Family aud Patent Modi te for Castor Oil, The following dispatch was received at the War department late yesterday afternoon: San Francisco, May 23, 1873. To Gen. Sherman, Washington: Col. Davis reports that about half the being whipped and hard pressed by Hasbrouck, have surrendered unconditionally. Davis says he will push the pursuit of Jack and bis party, and hopes to end the war soon. J. M. Scuor1eLp, Major General. PRELIMINARY NEGOTIATIONS. A dispatch received at Yreka from Fair- child’s ranche, dated May 20, 4p. m., says that while General Davis, Inspector General ‘Bardi Colonel Green, Colone] Sumner, Colonel Gil- lem, Colonel 2% and Lieutenants Rockwell and Adams, with their escort, were en route to ‘an Bremer’s having left the lava beds at 10 lock in the morning, a courier interce; them and delivered a_ di: “to Ger Gen. Gillem bas been superseded. “TRUTH STRANGER THAN FIcTIO: A case which came before Southampton, E: . the other day, illustra- ted anew the truth of the old saw above quoted. Some weeks ago, a Robinson, Ra London grocer, m; iy ppeared from the Fgnt of wile and customers” Soon after, bods Was found in the Thames, which appeared to be the mortal remains of the missin, binson. A coroner’s inquest was held, at which several witnesses who had been intimately acquainted with the di T positively identified the body which had been taken from the river as bis; among others his shop assistant, who had been in Robinson's employ for over 20 years, swore that he had no doubt it was his missing Fuad Over whom the coroner was holding the est. »” AGAIN Personat.— Treasurer Spinner’s the magistrates of daughter is dying of eancer at Buffalo. Tux Presipenr will attend the ball at West Point about the 12th of June. ‘Tue Coneressional Ex NISTS have gone down to the Passes of the Mississippi fr. m New Orleans on the Belle Lee. They will re- turn to-day, and leave at4 p. m. by a special train on the Jackson road for St. Lou’ oldest ry. of the day at my a anh, ABTHCR NATTANS, Druggiet, pe ugsi streets northwest. ¥ ON THE BREA A 1, LUNCHEON, DINNER Lea & Perrin Fr SUPPER TABLE, rshire Sauce z. ‘Fue MipsutrMen at the Naval Academy are now engaged in their annual examinations pre- paratory to the summer practice cruise. Yester- * aid, eral Mrs. Robinson duly attired herself in JOHN DUNC New York, day thes had the competitive drill of the bat- | ,mbition to something other than horsefieah, as | Davis, whereupon the Wart Spring Tdimey ‘weeds, and ted "s an- o:t1B Zax ly States. alion, company B carrying off the hours. ih SeRnGnipas trameeeilon Wiha hae recently | and scouts in advance were recallef, and the timely end. But one day, eae ~~ igh rtnight a _ been brought to light, in which he was impli- rogramme instantly changed, and General she was startled to receive intelli Dye is the best im the worl, | Srectat. Caniner Meetixc.—There was a | Leen, brot nenily after Budd Givcat ia | Dawe metamiae’ oor Wonks oe: Br me Hair Dye; no ridiculous | special meeting of the Cabinet this morning at | this state with oe ‘ we, ke saete tas tes © his fares hae are chce hag resin Nin anininn us mare, he made tae acquantance of Mrs. Clara Snyder, the wife of A. S. Snyder, the Halleck street carpenter and builder,” He became infatuated wi she encouraged his attentic instead of Van Bremer's, for his future head- quarters. THE COTTONWOOD INDIANS WANT TO sUR- RENDER. rimless, reliable, instan- all druggists’, and 16 {3-eoly grave where mourning relatives had desposited tis supposed remains, was still in the flesh—in short, that he was 1: half past 10 o'clock, for the purpose of a con- sultation with the civil service board. All the members of the Cabinet, except Secretary tane. diac! e Boud street, New York ying in the lock-up at Southampton, charged with an attempt to | £ her, and oe =—— = : : : mu. Some time atter | The sudder and unexpected advent of Has- | commit svicide. A visit to the lock-up i ANUSEMENTS. sthner aith ail the ee er cee creizut: © | this she left her husband and went openty to | brouck’s cavalry and Warm Spring Indians | that this was indeed the fact. Robinson, ‘ne | 2 ZLL*s NEW OPERA HOUSE foard. live with Doble, taking her little child with her. | disturbed the Modocs peaceful meditations stead of throwing himself irto the Thames, had Ww JUGN T. FORD. a When Doble went east she accompanied him, | caused them to run or Sekt euring the stam- 3 “bender,” which termi fe merely gone o on ted in a bad attack of delerium tremens and an attack on hisown life—which, hower, proved unsuccessful. The magistrates, upon learning ets in the case, discharged Mr. Rebinson, notwithstanding that her husband did almost everything in his power to prevent it. About a week since Mrs. Snyder returned from the east, and took lodgings at Bush and Kearny street. She said that she and Budd le. Mrs. Hendricks, alias ‘*Limpley,” threw er six months old infant to the ground in hope of escaping. but was killed by a Warm Sprin, warrior. The babe was brought to camp an turned over to a squaw. Artena also leat OBscuNE Postal Canps.—A number of pos- tal cards bearing obscene matter having been sent to the Post Office department from difter- ent points, the Postmaster General desires it to THE CRY FOR“ HELP JOSEPH MURPHY th] = a accompained by his wife in ti = = + HELP: , | be generally known that, under the laws of the | had fallen out, and that he had treated her | from the Modoc women that the Cottonwood | garb of his widow, “he Toemea iy keene LAST TIME! ours ay =, VAST TOME! | United States, the writers of such matter on | badly. Snyder, who it seems till though Indians would yield to the soldiers if an oppor- | after as novel an experience as life is likely ever GREAT BEN IT postal cards are subject to a fine of not less | thing of the woman, endeavored to induce ec | tami; were offered to them. About thistime | to brin him. GREAT BENEFIT BILL: than $100 nor more than $5,000 for each and | to return and live with him, but she declined, the Warm Spring Indians, who were outside the |, IN Ey The labor-savi i OR PNDERS THAN ONE. every offence. ~‘~‘n~ ag her reason that’ she son ex; inter viewin, int, orisnaein , = jaber-saving genius rast MGAT UF > THES MORPHY —* = ee igs Af thelr na: TiGt, Gorimisneed slugtn Amerlea is something amazing. Bere tt ‘On Saturday evenin, East, and immediately went to Mrs. Snyder’s ‘oun, fustration from the ¢ Dost: An Sees ATTACK ON Fort Lrxco. %y on Sunday last, sent Young we mai melodies and drawing seer LN RY ue Siovx.— their krives aci moccasins, cal uneasiness among the syuaws and termi- CHAS. WALCOT, and first Budd arrived from the whi f the thrilling drama, Op Monday n production in thi HE The War department yor Evanston parent, “'sterday received intor- Et to. di it w The Savages have arrived i at Elko to-d report that on the night of the 21st instant some Indians were discovered stealin, rom the smelting works, and were traced where a council was in dently meant mischief. section who had been summoned attendance in court, as their needed for she protection of Should the Indians make an attack, the lives of many settlers will be sacrificed, as govern- ment assistance cannot reach th for its defence, the “Modoc country. Spruce county, sixty-five miles southeast of the town of Elko. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR This Afterneon’s Dispatches, ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. ———b ANOTHER INDIAN WAR . ENED THREAT. A Panic Nevada, Powde: Vireinia Cir Spruce Mountaio lead from the to their camp, re ess, which evi: e speakers wi ivlently brandishing their weapons and Tally participating ip the council. There were some fitty Gosot warriors from Utah territory, and a number of Shawnees, all armed. Thé citizens becoming alarmed at Gosots and guard for the protection of their horses, and it Was then discovered the town had been dians several settlers almost dispatched to munition, but the commander at that the appearance of strange nakes from Idaho, organized « that all the powder purchased by the * previously, leaving the delinctless, "a smemenge: Sas mp Halleck for arms and am- post re- Persons living in that to serve as urors petitioned thecourt to be relieved from presence wax eir families used to supply them. revent loss of life. the ut seven soldiers at Camp Halleck av regular garrison being fountain is in 0 ee From Ew rope To-day, LONDON CELEBRATING THE QUEEN'S BIRTH- Day. q Hopefu out to draw the baby for an airl Loxpon, May 24.—To-day being the fifty 3 mation = 3 tke r ¢ : : eeanan BALE Bie- rritory, was attacked by about 100 | affair, and forcibly resisted Doble’s efforts to go | Captain Hasbrouck said he was willing tohave | j¢ddling that, duty o 0 Se ae Oe. | Cae eas ae nae + oni coL LLL. «x Indians about o'clock p.m. May7. Af- | 5 roo! overpowered, and | the Modocs surrender, and would afford them | He thereupon improvised a harness out of the ., ie ana ox gta oa : = P. 3 nto the rooms, but he was overpo clothes I 1 hitched the nob and ringing of bells, and reviews ot t - oon ter skirmishing for two hours the Siovx retreat- | T/oble, with two friends, entered. “They p every facility for so doing. Artena Chokers | Clothesline, and hitched the noble mastiff to the | atid ringing o¢ bells, and Fes rrtpectheeis thud ONE NIGHT ONLY ed. The troops lost three horses killed, wound- | up Mrs. Snyder’s package, and the whole p and Dixie, who have hitherto been of great ser- | Ctnringe. suri thew the noble mastitis female | toe day. ‘Thicoveaine Loudon at be teat THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1873, ed and captured, but no men. The Sioux lost | jeft for Tubbs’ hotel, Oakland, and on the vice to the government, caught the idea imme- | Pa}mate froticked along the road, and quite | the ma evening London wil be iam! Wire two horses and one man. There are no cavalry | Kewing morning started tor the East. Snyder | diately, and wanted to be appointed emissaries. | Obl vious of the new duty he was to perform, | mated. at Fort Abraham Lincoln at present, but some ‘ollowed them to the hot are en route. i ¥ managed to elude him and got on the east- evn bound train. Mrs. Snyder is the daughter o* highly respectable parents residing in this ty. Mr. Snyder states that he had been di- but in the morning | They were provided with horses and provisions for twodays and sent after the Modocs. They started on their mission early in the mornin \d returned at dusk Wednesday evening ma the direction of Dorris Rancho. They were the noble mastiff sprang to hjs more agreeable companionship. Aud then those two animals started off for a run, and the baby accompanied them. A how! from the startled Hopefa brought the parents to the scene, and then e1 Ss. ERATIC CON cored HkKS it aerved Seats, 78 cont dat Ellis’ music st * NYE Avi their GRAN « WALLACE KID a “ nor. aud NAVAL OnpERs. — Lieutenant Commander Wm. K. Bridgman has been detached from the mds Be . ‘i id “4 from her long before she made Budd | takeninto General Davis’ tent into the presence | SU€d a chase tor those dogs and that baby which ks 8 - | Constellation, and placed on waiting orders. | Yorced h if ; ie oe Gille: . beggars description. Up this street, down that, | @ GiSSP BATH RACE FOR $1000, at utenant George A. Baldy has been detached | Poble’s acquaintance, and that he retains pos- | of General Hardie, Colonel Gillem, and Cap- | thTough this blind alley, across that broad ave: | strevt read, to comme off on MONDAY, m the Michigan, and ordered to the Saranac. me ee nue, the dogs gathered fright as the pursuers Sad Termination of a Wedding Tour. E. F. Jones, a commercial traveler, of the firm of James Jones & Sons, dealers in em- broideries and trimmings, 36 Church street, New York, who was discovered to be deranged Ensign S. P. Comley has been detached from the receiving ship Potomac, and ordered to the Juniata. Chaplain John B. Van Meter has been detached from the naval academy, and ordered to hold himself in readiness for sva ser- lock, rain or shine ena were fifteen miles Fairchild’s and numbered fifteen warriors The Great o bleed for the gathered numbers and the baby gathered lungs; unt'la friendly stump relieved the carriage of itsload, and the precious infant, in its lovely white embroidered clothes. was picked up Gat the mud, a great deal more Ar frow and fifty squaws and childre: Spirit had causea their hearts it le, and they all wanted to return io frightened, na SHINGT: vice. a: the American house a week agolas: Sabbath, | ute People; and they all wanted Whites, but | Bily,than burt. Butthat boy! Weil, his Sane (Eleventh street, 80 . ————— has continued alternately to be in possession of present condition of affairs due regard | 4@¥ School teacher found t!«: noy a model of A CoURT-MARTIAL ORDERED.—By direction his mind and out of it fur the week, being deportment on thatday, Re cynsidered it un- S . 1 them from appeari “ BEHOLD OUR BILL THIS WEEK of the President, a general court-martial has | watched by the employes of the house. On | within cL ee Ppearing | entiemanly to si PROF. HARRIS. PROF. HARKIS! | been appointed, to meet at Rirfggold barracks, | Friday and Saturday he attempted to commit GEN. DAVIS DON’T SEE IT. A New [pga in BUtLvino — eit stated | THE MAN OF WONDER Texas, on the 5th of June, for the trial of First | fratgne (ame wit’ erates inthe actor and cee ee eee wad Baheace talk, and | in the scientific journals th at wire netting f tT». Lieut. Charles L. Davis, 10th infantry; First yard. but, being watched by Station | General Davis—come out and see them alone | Plastering is being rapidly introduced to take Lieut. Henry F. Leggett, 24th infantry, and on the place of laths. y Master | nztaham and hisemployes, was pre- It takes less labor to place The Ethiopiaa Specialist. | such other olficers as tuay be brought before it. | tented, thowel i and talk ovet matters, and through thatmediam | on the wall; is more continuous, and will not : y be b b % gh nearly succeeding’ once by fatten a tmete ah manic: ees wall; . : Faroe Denevase. | courts Ol Edward nate, Wh cee coe ee oe re eae startling: but oo Sodoc would sutrenier withe snd wade ef wtrese wire’ te fond to sconee ‘The Great Bthi Abner Doubleday. ith infantry; Major ich time Chief of Police Haves was sent for, | outa “peace talk.” General Davis told the ~Syfps th cme who took him trom was at length placed in charge of Mr. J as keeper, and finally, growing violent, on Sz day evening was sent up to the jail in’a hac best. For ornamental cornice work it is espec: nm Vocalist all to-Coms t The HARRISON SISTERS, BE york CO LLINGTON, te: ‘New Yor otean actress, S8 KATE RAYMOND: e company’s ground: Indians he should not come out for a peace talk; that he did not believe in peace talks away from his men; that the Indians must come tohim. If they wanted to talk he would allow Wade, 9th cavalry; Capt. H. ©. Corbin infantry; Capt. John C. Gilffiore, 2ath ints Capt. Oscar Hagen, 9th cavalty; Capt. J Humfreville, ¢th cavalry; Capt.Jehn W. Clous, valuable, for it can be bent into any desired Secured to an iron studdin, ing our greatest di : ; : would be removed. A cation » her famed character of HAMET in the 2 fs 4 acese. but the institution was too crowded to ac« them to surrender, and they had until Frida: > - PRENCH SP eee. eee ere modate him, and he was removed to the lockup, | morning to make thele appearance at his head, | lythie,bian is to wake round bags of wire, re Or, THE FALL ¢ ‘The favorite Sew York a MR. 0. B. COLLET te his sembling barrel to coat them inside and out with cement. When it hardens they re- semble stoue barrels. Filled with sai nd sunk rows amd iasses, they make excellent wi where he spent two nights and one day. His goods were hardly unpacked when he was over- © me by his insanity, much tothe grief of his wife, to whom he has been married but two quarters. After that he should SHOOT EVERY MODOC un. At onep.m.on Thursday ed Dixie returned to G f ‘Tae Waere Hovse is in a deal condition, and it is almest impossible to better it wi large expenditures of time and money. 3. a of MAHGMED, in ti great Fiilitary Drama, with all = famous rend: found with a One-E interpellation of the government was resi in the assembly this mained silent. speech, the assembly toox 4 récess till > p. m. being made and the ceremonies are expected to be of a most " THIERS GETS A REARING. VERSAILLES, May 24.—The debate upon the val morning. M. Thiers, the notice given yesterday by cordance wil Minister Dufaure, addressed the assembly, rging the definitive establishment of the re- ublic. His utterances were received with joud cheers by the left, while the right re- Upon the conclusion of Lhigry TRE CUBAN ELECTIONS. Maberip, May }—The council of ministers yesterday, in postponing the election in Cuba for deputies to the constituent cortes, fixed on no day when the voting shall take place. THE PRINCE OF WALES. Loxpox, May 4.—The Prince of Wales i+ isiting his sister, the Princess Alice, at Darm- stadt. INCIDENTS OF THE CARLIST WAR Barcetona, M 24.—Two corpses have been found pear Mouresa, in this province, with a placard on each of them bearing the words, **Killed while attempting to assassinate Don Altonso.”” by Gen. Valerde on Thursday is well received Many manufacturers will continue the salaries of their operatives while they do service in the republican ranks. Juntas have been formed to The levy upon youth ordered Rome, May 4.—Elaborate the funeral of imposing character. a Up All the lay 4.—Partic swho ations are Count ‘Manzoni, ittee of boards of the church, in place of Rev. Dr. Ad- ams, of New York, excused trom serving. Kev. Dr. Bell, of New York, Called up bis resolution roposing & system of mobility of ministers. fr was immediately tabled Rev. Dr. Backus, from the special committee on the subject of THE PUBLICATION OF A PREE PERIODICAL reported that, in the of the committee, a free paper would not be widely read, and in any case its establishment would be attended with mpeh expense, and probably an expend)- ture of money much im excess of what the church would cheerfully give. committer recommended that the Foard of publication Le requested to take into cchaideration the comso!)- dation of the Monthly Kecord and the toreign Missionar) into one paper. A running debate ensued on the report, participated ber of favoring ‘tree paper, @ which the menos muting, the speak y y the subject was disposed of b: Appointment of a special committee, con sisting of Revs. W. F. Beatty, Pa, W. Howell Taylor, Breokiyn; Z. 1. Withrow, Pyiadeiphia and Bider~ Chauncy N. Oils and Robert On" er, of N. ¥., to consider and report on t! - ject to the next assembly. The” Me #8 RErORS OF THE BOARD oF THE wast. The ERT at gma 1. The ae , past year of 8116.74.85, Churchesputribating: MS. Churches not contributing, $5". mount expended aiding churches, @xs0t. surch aided, 16. Since the reunion or ‘tne dand New School Aswmblies, or during the st three years, the bowrd has completed 55 surches free of debt, securimg church pro- erty worth $5.000,000. The board recommend + atin future all contributions to this tund be ‘e tothe treasurer of the board, and « not more than £1000 be -ay one church. After «debat recommendation was adopted. a cRvRcn Sontinwest, GEN. SHERMAN Sr. Lovis, May 24.—General Wm. T. Sher- man is expected to-day. THE PUNPRAL OF PATHER DRENET, the Indian missionary, took place in this city this morning, and wasaitended by an tmmense concourse of people. A SPECIAL DISPATCH PROM LITTLE ROCK, ARK. the Southern Presbyterian a, asec has adjourned, and nearly all the w-ambers have gone hy No definite action was taken in relation to an organic sentiment was in favor of up Dateh Ketormed church rather other body of Presbyterians. th the th any y than PRAION PARTY evening armen of Loutsia- Pm ag the New Orleans Times for ¥ jay 4.—A special dispatch tro ed the 23d says Ex tiovermor sa began a suit Tor itbel against the editor and proprietor of the New (rieans Times, and fixes damages at $25,000. The arti- cle complained of printed of the Leth ime. and accused Warmouth of having become a creditor to the Mississippi and Mexican Golf ship canal company to the amout of 845.0%, through his official action as governor — - | Mr. Lampley Visite Mis Wife's = derer. A STRANGE INTERVIEW WHERE THE © BAK ERE HID—WHAT Was Be | ree even It will be remembered that Mollohan, « condemned murderer of Mrs. Lamp ¥ sts in his recent confession that he haa three hundred dollars of the money take 4 the night of the robbery, and that the silver taken at the same time war never @iviaed at be and Dichglgon “considered that wae dangerous property to Dandie at that time also that Holichan in his profess! ons of conte: tion has expressed a wish that it was im B power to “return the money solen to the old man.” Prompted by a desire '’ vest the sinoerity ot these professions of ‘iollohan, and im the hope that he migh be abl to obtain from bom such information a& woul lead to the discovery of the hidden money stolen from him, Mr. Lampley determined to seek an interview with the prisoner. The sheriff promptly complied with the desireef the unfortunate man, and it was soon arranged that he should visit the com~ demned cell on yesterday. THE INTERVY between the wretched criminal and the stricken victim of this horrible crime took place day afternoon in the oe of & sheriff and an officer of U _ The was a strange one—one which, for certain temperaments and sensibilities, no doubt have proved « very exciting one. Bat im this instance there was no excitement on Sat‘contronting Hollohan, tbe latter po in, oon nd , but took the: very little, if any, em! the 4 its weeke, accemanenl : ; ing materia . aRLisT hand ‘man, Srmgtigeceersatem | taatcock docs all te power to makeit | Rem aim ammonetzare mit uptrend | Bema ttt aa ning pace Whore bung | Cxinay athe Meu has beet witessc" | Penrickas Say So The Garkse ony ww | Ward Sint"a'a ikaran obo Swe ond ate, battle scones, Ac. habitable, but barely succeeds. It is hoped | Fee atopes and nis Menthe: | cemristely blown He an amd | oS ie Be ccmsicte in making PO Krenn ; . - te condemned is without a peer im ber triple character ir this | that Congress will at the next session make | traveling in another state his wite was adv'sed | MtoNCE let leose his tongue. rio reported that | jramed ings, covering them with wire net: | Fendered at ae vere is Langley Wess Matinees WEDNESDAY end SATURDAY. President, and untij that time the present one | Jones, being decided insane by Judge Kohin- | that rahehiiicchould come out od eee he 2 rene foe s, foots, | in th a, on a jo thom open. bas 7 a SA Fartling announcement next week. mli-tf_| must be repaired. ‘The ceiling of the east room | yn, was conveyed by Officers Kelloggand New. | Sat Haire 5 he See at Hain | doors, partitio i—has been for Carlists in the hands of the Spanish author- | questions relative transactions of the DNc) Ou Exbibiuen inawn | ‘* loose, and to-day the furniture was allre- | ¢3n’ to Northampton on Tuesday.—Pit/sA- Xo soldiers need com: | ade pps strong, firm and absolutely incombustibie. | ities. night on which his wife wae murdered and =e { ba ye pease moved preparatory to putting up anew celling, wii ee: er ant wns te eran nena | Vantoes applications of the use of wire netting hich Hollohan very freely an- eee bi ten: jaste: ment readily suggest ° New York Notes, suid im reference = MARSAITER® Tem Oe | Nuleve ihe great weight it In to bear. ‘The € General Davie. “Tied up,” sald Dixie. Selves, and the matter is worthy of the atten- ais eeenere manner in which the dark deed was accom- Mo. €39 70 sereete tovera beady samen sdere forming tho celling of the cast Moore Dows ts var | Miter lirics also Tine’ ber foaming | CMO mechanicanad builders. New Yous, May 24-—Specie shipments to- | plished differed in no important particular from , fe i 5 were hovering about the earning o vB v" i ” o- sum of money to put new ones in. pe eererian the deur aul galleries boing | Serrender to tee Tybee. Fairchilds: Blair, and | Eiks, Nev.. Thureday, trom Spruce mountain, Maes jon in exis, = a a ed P Presiient Thiers and several meme | two or three employesof the former, with whom | northern Nevada, reports that Indian affairs peng weiner grok mcd eater or te tote” ond, Cte, naka! Bepartas in the Presbsterion Genes, | ers of the cabinet were present. Dake De | be Indians were acquainted, mounted swift Phere are approaching a crisis. | Twelve Snake | 1.5 notified all its members working nine or ten ‘Dxisted that ihe old woman must ateeds at the request of Geteral Davis and started with Dixie, AtS .uewsof the in- tended surrender spread through the camp like wildfire. HOW THE NEWS OF TI alt, Idaho reservation, arrived at Spruce mountain a few days since, and poy wonenges with ea ona Soon after the latter appeared dressed in war fashion, and commenced stealing lead trom the furnaces, and buying ammunition. They have held war-dances since, and notified the citizens to leave, or they will have their oe The Shoshones are iliar with the Modoc movements. Great alarm prevails in camp, and many of the settlers are leaving. Rew ABLE SAGACITY OF AN ELEPHANT. In the Jardin des Plantes, at Paris, an elephant had been turned out of his house to allow of a chase of the rate thatdevoured his food. The rats ran about in all directions, and while the elephant was stoop to pick up a morsel of bread wi one of the crowd had thrown to Peeps ing teen means Of escai took’ refuge in interior of his trunk. elephant made framtic efforts to relieve himself |. of his unwelcome visitor, but in vain. ly he — to reflect, th: went to his basin, filled his trunk with water, and amid the great excitement of the lookers- on, ejected the water and the unfortunate rat with one sublime effort. Decoration Day 1x New YorK.—Governor Dix, of New York, has issued the following roclamation: “The 30th day of May, known as ation day, having been declared a legal holiday by a recent act of the legislature, and having, in remembrance of the gallant dead, ho gave their lives for the preservation of the Union, been eet ay by the General of the United States Arm: ecoration of their graves, I ctfully reco-umend that it be solemnized with fitting ouservation by the people of the state.” Evapixe Tae Sunpay L» ws.—A novel mode of working the«Sunday sehing” Port- bs a blind man who adopted jasgow bs managed rc leed mandy liquor lic-nse from the cus- tome aut for a large -ail boat he possess- ed and embarked with his customers for « short sail on the river, during which a whisky was sold'and consumed. of this kind were made on Sunda: atl last being interrupted by the cer. Assembly, in Baltimore, yesterday, atter our closed, the report of the trastees of the General Assembly for the past year was ‘tted. showing the receipts to have been $7 359; expenditures, $64,395; balance, 83,961. The report of the special committee ef the permanent committee on sustentation was taken up and discussed until the close of the morning session, when the assembly a/journed. The session last evening was devoted to the ttof the committee on the relief fund for disabled ministers and widews and orphans of deecased ministers. The report indicxtes that the past year has been one of successful pro- In this behalf the total mesme tro 1, 1573, has been $s1.517; bs 215. Whole Broghe med the debate with a speech in sappertot the interpellation. Dufaure, minis- ter of justice, declared on the partof the gov- 4 ernment that it was now Specie fe abanion the isional regime and acknowledge the re- public. President Thiers then mounted the ib SURRENDER WAS BE- CEIVED. The soldiers, Warm Spring Indians end scouts were alixe elated ‘by the prospects of peaceful victory. Dixie's souaw told General Davis that before she started the Modocs feared that the soldiers would kill them the instant they entered camp. It required the greatest diplomacy to convinceher that the soldiers dare not disobey the general's command. Donald McKay, the leader of the Warm Spring In- dions, also had to pledge hix word that the scouts would not interfere. Dixie would leave, but Dixie had very little choice. She was told that the Government did not intend to tritie any longer. She mizht go to the Modoce or not, accord: f to her es, but she must leave the camp. The Great Tybee wanted no squaws about him. She saw the point,and ne longer hesitated. A scene of excitement and confusion i tion. The pres’ make himself heard. His voice was drowned in tue uproar. Finding the house would not hear him, M. Thiers descended from the tribune ane consulted with the minister of justice. Du- teure took his place inthe tribune, and, secur- ing silence, said that he had been instructed to motify the assembly, in accordance with the Jaw adopted lust session, that the president de- tired to address the house in mn, anil re- fuested an adjournment until this Ss hen he should proceed to deliver kis speech. ‘he chamber accordingly adjourned. AxD Pgor_e Cuance.—Last pat 3 B. Beecher was installed pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Cin- cinnati, his uncle, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, preaching the installation sermo: In 133i, Rev. Joshua L. Wilson, D. D. itor of the same First Presbyterian church, opposed the reception into the presbytery of Cincinnati, of Kev. Lyman Beecher, elected im that year to the presidency of Lawe University, at Walnut Hills, near Cincinnati. Dr. Wilson was unsuc- cessfulin his attempt, and appealed trom the presbytery to the synod, and from the synod to the general assembly, but failed to secure a conviction of Dr. Beeeber on the charge of heresey. hie coutroversy was the com- mencement of the series of events which led to the — of the pes sage Cyn _— the old school and the new school branches. | and met the ession fifty from the Again when George Beecher, the father of | housesand wae formally introduced to Bogus George B. Beecher, wax examined betore the | oC is @ slender, athletic, ntel- Cincinnati presb: » his admission was op- * is by Dr. Wilson, who expreswed the behef that the candidate was “not a christian.” Forty vears have elapsed since these discussions, both Dr. Lyman Beecher and Dr. Joshua L. Wilson are dead, the Presbyterian church i reunited, and the grandson of the “heretic nd & son of the man whowas*‘not achristian,”” t ‘most cham EXCURSIO) UNDAY EXCURSION. The of the pe fag Senin at fernoun Family Excursions wilt ‘seed ax &y the steamer part OF TH AKE. SUNDAY EV ING, May 25th, leaving ber , foot of 6th street, at 230, going down the giver os far as Indian Hem! and retarn, sopping at Glymont. Tickets, 30 cents. rt DORSEY CLAGETT, Agent. (BAND ANNUAL PIC-NIC vn WatuHINGTON SKS BENEVOLENT A SOCIATIO: - . of the District of Columb BEYER'S Pagi, 71 ox TUESDAY, MAY 271ru, commencing at 3 0 clock ‘The mittee of arfmgements have left noth! ¢ thisthe grand Pic- Nic of the season. Trangements:—Chas. Schneider Wm. Falk, L. Neurath, Eh. nity over tne hills. Never did # procession move more slowly; the few ponies ridden docs were gaunt-and weak, and seemed scarcely able to bear the women and children, who were mn them. Among the bucks ey, Steamboat Frank, Curley- nd others of lesser nete. They ley garbs, nearly all of them wearing @ portion of the regular uniform of the United States army, and every buck carried a Springfield rifie. The women wore clothes that had evidently been used by the fair in the con- fines of civilization. All of them entered camp ata faneral pace. All noise was hushed. The Modocs said nothing, and ne one ‘approached them until GEN. DAVIS CAME FORWARD, lows: To foreign missions, =606.000; missions, $352.4"; publication, $75,000; susten- |, S82.500; education, $108.060; freedmen 000; church erection, $120;000; ministerial relief, $20,000. After debate, the report was unanimously adopted. Imrorrant Action THe New VYors LeeistatuRe.—A bill wae introduced in the New York state senate yesterday by Mr. Gra- ham, to provide for building a tunnel under North River, from New York to New Jersey, and for the construction of a ratiroad through Ti for the accommodation of railroads ot in Jersey City. The localoption bill, as amend to meet the views of the governor, was ordered to a third reading in the assembly. An effort was made to insert a civil damage clause, as in the Ohio law, but failed. The governor of New = has signed the Westchester annexa- tion bill. How a Bacaetor Boveut a Wirk.—Mcs. widow, of Detroit, told an auctien last —— oo she had =o = woo! and must go to the poor-house. le tol ber sbe must @ husband, aud proposed to sell her to the hest bidder. She cousentet, ‘and he immediately drew a crowd by his crying out, and the sale commenced with a bid of 45 cents. An old bachelor named Jostyn speedily faised it to $5, and then to #8, at which figure ee was struck off to him. It was stipuiated that there should be a week’s courtship, which eras faithfully carried out, and at the expiration ef the time he married A Youre Eno aN's Deeepevt Fate. Om Wednesday Edwin Turner, son of a wealthy merchant in Cardiff, Wales, who came over in the «teamer Pembroke, whick arrived on ‘Wednesday, on a pleasure trip, wae robbed of a diamond ee pounds of steri ng in gold. As the stone was os is supposed that he was chloroformed. Y - éay Tarner was Cound dead in his bed at Tay- lor’s hotel. His fece was swollen #nd purple, and his hands were clenched in the ‘The coroner is to imvestigate.—N. F. £un, 23d. GoveRNoer KELLGsG Long end Soupiars ov ¢ *RAND FAMIL : ry LY FESTIVAL “IATION Uv MONDAY JUNE 30, 1x7 AT THE SCRUETZEN PA Av excellent Band of Mumc has bee The © mmittee of Arrangements have Bresentel w 1 Di led sweetly on the and ther all the greeted him jially. buck laid his gun beside him, and awaited ers. ‘Give up your pistels and all your other arms."" Each buck said he bad Other arms. “Then,” said the general, « shall oF you a camp where you can remain to-night, and if you try to run or escape you = ——— dead.” SS explained, and all obedience prom| @ procession then moved across Cottonwood creek to the camp trees at this point. “a Ts. FIFTY CENTS ildven accompanied ty the: ents 0 . inne will be admitted free ny PATNI Sat EXccesions TU GLYMUNT. Orrceoe THE s THE FUNERAL oF GEN. Caney took place from the First Baptist church, in Indianapolis, yesterday afternoon. The services were con- ducted by Rev. Dr. Day, of the Baptist church, assisted by Kev. Drs. Bayliss, of the Methodist; Kimber, of the Preebyteriax, and Bradley, of Episcopal ehurches. the ceremor the remains e wife. A of his peers coincided in Fletcher's acinar ae it upon ‘he record that twelve pence is’ the fogal value of that ow, besatiici, and Glymont in on, having beee SL otuu, 4 — ghly repaired In Kood ot aoply at office @f Potomac Ferry h street. mat PETS, CARPETS, CARPETS. NEW STUOKB: A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF z. CARPETE. OILCLOTH, MAT- a TING, Murper oF Isapawa, Wacuitas.—A special dispa Indian > Pe mock went out ridge at to sueceed i Exections in VIRGINIA and re- Seatnton’ haa mee Tus Mewrcrrar At the municipal hours on and after Monday. e TRE RANK STATEMENT is as follows: Loans, increase, #1,77 1,900; spec: decrease, $66,300; tender $349,300; ‘deposits, increase, tion. - $4,600. Of $898,800. day to cease working over eight hours TS, MANE, $1,925,200; circula* . increase. $4,600. There is a loss in reserve 5 The followingynamed firms, members of the combination to control hi y. account which blows struck by Nicholson greatly to the distress of Mr. WHAT WAS DONE WITH THE 1 i E 5 fl the central northern lumber market, have sus- contemion here- ists ann ga Beate ete Sates ite. Co., >; 3. Ww. 0, New York; 0: Richards & Sons, Sandy Hill; RK. | Wasa partef the plunder obtained at the time York, Page & Cos Onwege; C-B. Nichols & Sicholaon was afraid to use York; G ‘Niehols Co., Albasy; the Williamebu ‘g will and lum- Holiohan then went ber company; Chambers & Co., Cleveland, where he says he Watson & Tei ll, Chicago, Barton & Spen: In doing this cer, Elizabeth, and R.A. forillard, Chicago, ‘of the locality all extensive deaters in rr ‘and gave it to hich the latter The Raid inte Mexico. NO TROUBLE WITH THAT COU; ANTICI-~ a yyy 4 New York, May 2A Washington special asibiy be recow- New York, May 4.—. im ™ ‘ta! states that the Mexican Minister says nearly all ‘saysin his con- the cattle-staling on the Texas border has to that state- done by od Indians, and negotiations were sent to find it for him, not to have been pending by both governments to in- y fee a lawyer oe taibe ot ater @ reservation. He an- could pot icipates no trou! tween the two countries = from the recent raid of Gel. Mackenvie, bavi Keterring then ‘to the silver,” which he sa) no doubt of un amicable settlement of the tair. ——-e The Atlantic Disaster 225 DEAD BODIES RKOOVEKKD WRECK. New Yorx, May 24.—A letter trom Halifax says that 428 bodies have been recovered from the wrecked Auantic, leaving 118 passe: unaccounted for. Nearly a dozen bodies YaoM THE the lost cabin passengers arc stili missing, and al- though all the staterooms have not_ been exam- “was never divided between himself and Nix olson,” be undertook to — to Mr. Lamy what had been done with it and where it m' be found. This portion of the plunder, #150 in American silver coin, made up of half and quarter-dollar pieces, was,he says, thrown in- to Jones’ Falls. have n taken to test the accuracy of Holloban’s revelations rela- tive to the hidden mone: is, and Arkansas ined by thee vers, it is not thought any of the ereeee tation, he at $6) a month, ane at bodies will b» found in them when entered, as | $20. A few days ago, Ned. Hughes, an old ac- the ng: rs are believed to have escaped to , Went over to see them and coaxed the deck whon informed of the impending dan- rs. Haller to leave with him for Memphis. ger after the vessel struck. The Whipping Post in Delaware. under somewhat si circam New Cisi Le, May 24.—The execution of the | stances. He had Hughes and Mra. Haller ar- sentence of Mary Meter, as far the whipping ix | rested, fined $70. and placed under bonds—brok- co |, bas M postponed. She was ar- | en marriage bonds, probably, for as soon as the ral, for killing her son, seven months old. | trial was over Hi offered Haller $500 cash John Mille: and 1 Clark, both white, re- to relinquigh ail chats to baee Homes. He look- ceived twenty lashes each, for larceny. pm FE the woman and Seat eta a Ao chore former =500 in band The RI ode Island Strike Ended. and nothing to do was than $60 or even PRovIDENCE, May 24._In Woonsocket the | *40a , and work. Mrs. Haller ten hour c mmittee has issued a circular ad- | was a willing party to the contract, and nobly pg Sarton! operatives to return to work, for The strike may be regarded p eld Boe wyidatapaag wala ashot Ske soget'is | Mentret mietotBe tant” nen the Vienna exposition. Seiphis Pease At least, 00 the Bostrom, Mey tJamen ohn SP mt ae Ses .