Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 8, 1882, Page 1

THE OmMmARA DALy BEE 198044 = IWELFTH YEAR. < moneed in the United States court at | 1,720 votes for Andrew J. Warner, teroed to exile, A timilar wintence will |amended by a provision for the ap- THE SEanD TRiAl- New York on the 26th of April, 1850 | and the rest for A. J. Warnew, while be passed against Mahmoud Femy, | polntment of four league umpires at THE PAw“EE BRAVE' ~ On irial tho jury found a consent ver- | his name is Adoniram J. Warner, Ir. PRSI S Arabl's military englneer, and Kakook an annual salary of $1,000 oach. A - Braly, Dorsey & Co. Again Before the Uourt and Jury. dict for §2,080, the amount claimec and interest from Auag. 26th, 1851, the objectiona to the opinion of the court on the case to b» made and sub joot to adjustment with liderty to either party to turn the same to 4 OMAHA NEB. FRIDAY M/RNING, DECEMBER 8 185 regularitios were found ia other dis- tricta, but only in those named would the result be changed, The result of the Third, Seveuth, Fifteanth and Eghteonth districts will ba affected by ho pending action. THE OLD JORLD. A Torribly Destraive Fire Rag- fog in thedeart of Lond. Samy, his under secretary of war, The aix prisoners will leave Egypt In ten days. ANOTHRR (RUISRR. Paris, Docember 7. -— Another French cruiser goes to Madagasoar. oommittee was appointed to considet the advisabillty of recoguleing ocon tracts with the Northwestern losgue and other wusl associations, to rep et in Maroh. Houck, Hike, Dorgen, Nolan, Gross, Fox, Dick«rson, Cc - The "'Sly 01d Coon" Secures a Liberal Share of Joseph's Golden Hoard, — special vieit on a bill of exception, —_— e et PANISR Doee 6% oRRALS loy, Brown and Oasking wore reatorcd —— " " The eato was argued before Judge] THE DAIRY. ; Shaba s AL ~) to membership. The Spaldiig ball . Judge Wylie Ovamuee‘fl n Bmalley on vhfi S et Aprit gt The Hntire Fir Departmeat Maprio, December 7.—The minis- | was adopted. E And Aprces to Retund With Motions Tending to Del 1860, but before a declsion was|Proceedings of the Conyention at Oallad Out t(Fight the try has resolved to present 'In the 'At. the evening resslon A, @, Miils, Iutrest tha Cowming N rondered the judge died and nothing Milwaukee, cortes a bill authorlzing the free in-|of Ohicago, was elected president the Trial. farther appests to have been dono at ——ca Flange. troduction of oereals, subject to slight | Now York and Philadelphis were ad January. — Spoclal Dispateh to Trin Bue, e limitations, in order to rellove the dis- Ths Orime of Political Assess- that time, The princtple in dispute was tho charve Ey the ooliector for slary from Outober 30, 1850, to Jan- Miuwaukee, Desember 7 —Secord day’s setsion of the tonal Butter, Floods and Strms Destroy tress in Andalusla. BISMARCK mitted In place of Troy and Worces tor, and a return_to the old distine galahing colors in uniforms of the A “Oomplimentary” Ramark ments Horrifles the Grave |uary 14, 1851, amonnting to $2,027. | Egg and Cheeno msscoiation. P, P,| Much Propert{in Hogiand Brnuts, Docomber 7. — Groat disap. | 21d0r clubs agreed upon, Detroit, on Millard by a Suprems and Sedats Benators. mth of cffico was {aken in Now | Kuloshoff, delogate of the Rusaian de- and Fhnce. ‘,‘,imm“j‘; was ‘.wn,“:l'nl {8 the "\"‘“ Ohloago, Boaton and Philadelphia will Judge. n tho firat named date, but be|partment of agricultare, was intro Herrath to-dey at the sbsence of Bia. |HAMe tho board of directors. Ad e did nol enter upon the duties of hin|duced. The gontleman ‘is muking & | k, #ho Wht ousted 85 tuaks | Jonened, e The Bankrup Bill and the|officy fornia vntil the 14th day | tour of the couatry for the purpos Arabi's Rebelbus Partners ‘ant n.‘nl’r(-u‘ ¥ vy Political Plans avd People Artist Yollowstone Perk b Couasideraed, cfly The Indian Appropristen Bil Pamod by the FHonve With o Bingle Amendment. following. Lo matter has \ referred to Seeretary Folger, o recummendstion that tho mpromise be accopl BURGLARS AND THILVES itizens' committeo appointed pgreater protectivn agalnat snesk thievesn Las been ed with valnable clues by noted investigating the American aystem of agricaltars, Jonathan Perrian, of Tilinois, addreased the convention on hay and grass and the question of “entenced ty Perpetual Hxfe, butter flavortng, which he considered due to the kiud of grasa fod. The grest roputation of Pennsylvania but ter for fino flavor waa owing to the grances of that reglon contalning ben- RS S Tho Soolalist Lap of Garmany to be Continus{Indefinitely. Bovoro neuralgio ventod his sttendance, THE GRRMAN BUDGET, In tho reichstag to-dny Burehard, accretary of stato for the fmporial troasury, urged tho neceesity of lntro. ducing two consecutive budgets, He sald the financial sltuation of the om- pire waa very favorable, The budget HUMAN BUTCHERS, Horrible Massacie of Ameri- cans and Mexicans in Obibuahua, foully Grouyed in tha Bouthrast. screepon lence of Tiw Bax, Pawsur Qity, Dicombor 6, 1882 — No one can imagive the changes that have taken place here in two aloid for 1881-82 gavo n surplua of 280, OVer Thirty Men Elaughtered by 000,000 marks, and that for 1882-83 Ja and His Band. of 50,000,000 marks. Rickort asked — e oy by hoted | Zoic acid. The timo would coms| GENERAL FREIGN NEWS A Large Assortment of Interesting [, ' “°' Mo i when batier would be flavored urti- | Special Dispatches to T Han. Murphy, now in tho distiot jail, and | ¥er : News, ficially. DESTRUCTIVR fRE IN LONDON, yeara The town lias sprang up ‘rom a prory old village to be quite a siir- CAPITAL NOES Speatal Disvatches to Tis Brx, THE KTAR ROUTE TRIAL. WasningToN, Decomber 7.—1In the supreme court of the distriot, oriminal term, this morning, ail jurors sum. moned being in attendance, the dis- triot attorney announced the govern- ment ready to proceed in the case of the United States sgainet Brady and others, Ingersoll submitted that on the ground of the illnees of Stephen W. Dorsey the trial shonld be post- poned. Judgo Wyle overruled the motion. Ingorsoll exceptod to the ruling and asked time to go to his olient’s room and procure his signature to a papor, for which purpose rocoss was granted, On reassembling of conrt, Wilson, for defense, read an affidavit signed by all detendants, thas they cannot safely go to trial the present term be cause of tho government trying to in- fluenca opiuion agalnst them, and that Judgo Wylie is 80 biased against them 88 to bo unabls to fairly sdministor justice. Judgs Wylio said tho paper was insuliing to the conrt, 'The mo- tion for coutinuouce on mccount of Dorsey'n ii'neas was refased, aud tho motion of Wilson, calling for bill par- ticulars, was ovorruled. The attornoy general occupias & seat in the court. NOMINATIONS, The prezident nominated for poat- master Charles E. French, at San Aaua, Califoraia, and Commodore Kd- mund R Calhoun, United States navy, to bercar admiral, REVI3ING THE TARIFP, The ways and means committee this morning ananimoualy adopted a reso- lation to proceed at once to the con. sideration &l the tarte commisiion ro port, and to frame a tariff bill. The olork of the committee was dirested to. prepare & schedule of rates now existing and of those proposed by the members of the committee. POLLOCK REINSTATED. The order susponding Indian In- spector Polloock was revoked, aud he has been ordered to xeport for duty. PLACER CLAIMS a privato ployed to verify them. cortain membere of the police. CONGRESSIONAL. Special Dispatch to TR Bra. SENATE PROCREDINGS, ‘WasniNGTON, December 7.—Sena. tors Voorhees, Sherman, McDIll, Vest, lugalls, Chileott and Miller, (N. Y ), presented petittons for pass- age of bill to increase pensions of one-armed and one-legged soldiers. Referred. A resolntion waa adopted directing the secretary of war to zend to the senate copies of any contracts made by the interior department in regard to the leasing of the Yellowstone na- tional park or any part thereof to any porsou or company with the privilege of orecting hotels and telegraph. lines and running stages thercin, At the cloge of the morning hour Sonator Beck called up his resolation for investigation into political assess- ments during last campaign. Senator Hale offered a substitute, iting tho allegations that the demo- committee levied contributions on liguor deslers, brewera and other associations and diresting the com- mittee on judiciary to investigate these chorges as well as thoso made Aguinet tho republican committee. After brief discussion the substitute was ordered printed and at the sugges- tion of Senator Harris tho matter went over till {o-morrow. At 2 o'clock sonato resumed consid- eratlon cf the bankruptey bill. Sen- ator Garland spoke in advocacy of the biil as prepared by the judiclary com- mittee, 2 Several commiites amendments were agreed to. Senator Vest moved to strike out the provision that a man who fails for twenty days to discharge an attach- ment agsinat his property in a civil suit, shall be deemed a bankrupt. Agreed to. Time was extended for filing claims for horses aud equipments lost in the United States army service. Ad- Becretary Teller has modlfied his | journed. instrustions to registrars, roceivers and sueveyora general, tssued Septem- ber 22, to read as follows: ‘‘No ap- §10VIE PROCEEDINGS, Mr. Kelly, chairman of the com- mittee on weys and means, reported a plication by an association of persons |concurrent resolution for ~printing for & patent to placer claims shall ba allowed to embraco more than 160 acres, and not less that $500 in 3 wmuat be ehown Lo have been exponded upon or for the beuefit of each seperate location embraced in such application, If an individual becomes & purchaser and posec.cor of several weparate .olhims of twenty acres each or less, he mey be permitted to include in his ap- plication for patent any number of such claims contiguous to each other, not exceeding in the eggregate 160 seres, but upon or for the benefit of each original claim or location &0 em- ‘braced; he or his grantors must have expended the sum of $500 in improve- wments, BEN HALLIDAY 8 CLAIM for postal eorvice has been cut down to §859,000 by the post office commit- tee and comes before the renate ae speciel order on Tuesday next, BUYING BULLIGN, The tressary depariment to dsy purchased 265,000 ounces of eilver ab » rate lower than for several yoars, “oni AND INSEPAKABLE." Seacetiry Folger decided sn inter- esting question in connectlon with Chinees unmigration to-day, A tele- gran was received from the eollestor at Purtdand, Oregon, to the effoct that a Chivsman renident at that port had a wifo and ehild at Victoria whom he wanted to bring to his home in Port- land., The collector asked for instrac- tione in the premises. 71he secretary, in considering the case, took the 20,000 copies of the report of the tariff cominission. Passed. Alvo s resolution metting apart Wednasday, the 18th of December, for cousideration of certain bills on the calendar previously reported from he committee, He stated that tho bills referred to related exclusively to administration of law. The resolution was adopted. Mr. Haskell (Ks,) presentod a mem- orial from non-Mormon people of Utah. Referred. The house then went into commit- too of the whole, Mr, Pago (Cala ) in the chair, or the Indian appropriation bitl. The totsl amount of the appro- priation e provided for in the bill is $5,205,999 On motion of Mr. Haskell, an wmendment was adopted for the inser- tion in pstents authorized Lo be issued to certain individial Iodisns by the treaty of 1869 with the Sioux Indiane, “ihat Jands obtained by that treaty shall remain forev inalienable and not subject to tax ftor discusaion the commitres at 2256 aroro and reporied the Indian bill to the houee, and it was passed At 3 o'ciock the house again weutinto commiteen of the whole, Mr. A, 1. Daraell (Mien) in the cheir, ou the etate f the union, A bill authorizing the government to obtain fitle to certain lands in Erie, Pa., aud establish a home for indigont soldiers and sailors was dis- cuseed at leagth, wad opposed for the samo resson given during considera- tion of the measure last sesaion, datective hes been em- 1f the detec- % succeeds, the commitiee will make a presentment to the graud jary, and Stratford, Oonn.,, Ssymour of Now trade. In the atternoon session reports of various committees wero read and discussed. Thomas Oheshire, England, spoke at length on the excellency of the exhibits in the dairy falr and the inoreasing kind foeling between the commercial inter- osts of the two countries. J. J. Mo- Donald, of Philadelphia, was elected president, and R. Mp Littler, of Iowa, sacretary of the national association. Vios presidents, one from each state, to be named by the state delegations and submitted to the executive com- mittee. A grand ball in the evening closed the second day’s session. Speclal Dispatch to Tin Cui1caco, December 7 —The barbed wire fenco litigation was resumed here to.day in the superior court. The Lock Stitch Fonce company, of Joliet, IL, filod a bill agaivst the Wasburn & Muen Manafacturing company and Tsaac L. Elwoud, following in the steps of the Chtcago Gulvanized Wira Fence company and the Crandall Manufesturing company, the former haviug already beon granted a degree, holding the sottloment with Jacob Haish fradulent as to them, aud put- ting ghem on & par as licensees with Haish as to back pay damages and fature royaltiee. The court granted a prellminary injuaction enjoining the cancellation of the Look Stitch com- pany’s license or the collection of royalties pending litigatlon. The EI;IQ company also sued the anhum 0on company nad r%":mx‘&if? 000 for back dawmigan Raratofore pald. The Steel Trade. Special Dispatch to THs Bux, Pir18BURG, December 7.—This at- ternoon Secrotary Martin, of the Analgamated association, recelved word from Preeident Jarrett, who is at Chicago, that the conference be- tween tho Bessemer steel manufactur- ers_of that place and thelr employes to fix the rate of wages for the next year, which was to have taken place this week, has been indefimitely post- poned. It is stated that the postpone- ment is the reeult ot adetermination on the part of the managers to suspend operations after January 1st, until the report of the tariff commissioner has been acted upon. Pittsburg manu- facturers rofuse to confirm or deny this report, while the employes ba- lieye their will be a suspension after the date mentioned. The Trinler Tragedy: Spectal Dispatch to Tur Ban. LovisvitLg, November 7.—Mrs, Trinler, 8o terribly cat by her hus band yesterday, is stlil alive and there is o hope that sho may recover. Nothing definite as to the cause of tho deed has yet been learned, the mys- tery being greater than yesterda One theory is that both Trinler ai his wife were victims, not of the hus- band, butof a third party. The mat- probably never will be cleared up un- lons Mrs. Trinler recovers. Trinler's funeral took pirce to-day, Nayy Yarde and Spirits. Spoctul Disvatch to Tus Bus, Onicaco, Docember 7.—The gov- ernment commission inspecting the nevy yards was here to-day, and leaves for Florida to-morrow, A mem- ber of the commiesion atated the nuvy yarcs thus far visited cgst the govern- ment about $50,000.0f and would not sell for 1,000,000, Dr. Rush leaves for Washington to- morrow to urge the passage of the bill to extend the bonded period on whisky in behalf of the western ex- port aseociation. Members say if they Seamsn of New York, Hearns of York, Boutell of St. Liouis, and others | sala hoaiery, Wo make public the eystem (f dividing delivered addreases apon top:os inter- | yack to Phillp Lae, are ablaze. The spoils botween nrofessional (hioves and | S8 to tho batter, egg sud cheeso Higglns, of | hronch the buring building,. The Loxpox, Decatber 8 ——~The pre- mises of Foster, fflhr & Co., whole. streot, extending tiro throators to boome most serious. Several houses ot Philip Lane caught fire and the straelbelng very narrow, it is dificult lc%‘ha firomen to ap- flames extended as far as Addlo jtreet. Two houses are now psing along the blaze. Later —The fip is extending. Tho warehouse of Pejr Ryland, dealer in flowors, straws 4d illinery, one of the largest houss| on Wood stroet, is now in flames. Che buildings, G, 8 and 9 Phillip lpe, are also on fire. The whole city if lluminated. Only ten engines are pt at the conflagra- tion. Tho buildhg at Phillip lano and Addle streethas fallen, 5:30 A, M,—Th| firo is one of tho largest that has cburred here in many years, The bui%ingu on the wholo Philip Lane south ublio northern side d Addle street are gutied, Ryland'd warchouse was dce stroyed. The outide wall of Foster, Porter & Co."s bulflicg has just fallen, setting firo to a hdise on the opposite side of Wood strgt. The flames are ateadily marchingpn. It is stated that Fostor, Porter &Po. and P. Ryland are fully insured; The loss will be immense, ~ 06:30—The fire u the opposite side of Wood street it now extinguished, The flamos are bing confined to the block of building bounded by Lon- don Wall, Phillijf Lane, Addle and Wood streets, tip whole of which block, it is expoted, will be de- stroyed. Silber & Floming's ware house on Wood steet is gntted. The only part of the(block now Intact is that (winz Londo! Vqull. The build- jngs fro;tin on Aldlo street aer L'%‘“whfi to the seMow. ., .. > fire Oaptain Shaw, chief of the fire bri- gade, called out mearly the whole fire department. ANOTHIR BLAZE, PrymourH, Ergland, Docember 7. —Harvey Coxids's creosote works is on fire. Tho corflagration is an im- mense one. THE STORM, Heavy snow fel last night accom- panied by a furions gale and low tem- perature. Railway travel is delayed. The snow and mercury aro still fall- ing. THE $5C1ALIST LAWS, BerruiN, December 7.—'The report on the executiyn of socislist laws preouted to the reichstag yesterday, concludes as follows: ‘‘Ihe convic tion is 1rresistably forcad on the gov- ernment that repressivo messures must be continued. EMIGKATION FROM HUNGARY. VienNa, December 7.—Extonsive emigration from the Mountin dis- tricts of Hungary to America has caused the Hungarian government to request Austria to stop emigrants not provided with passports, ARABI'S PARTNEES IN EXILE. Carro, Docomber 7.—Mahomed Samy, Abellah Pashs, Alli Fehmey, and Toulba Pagha were arraigned this morning and pleaded guilty to the charge of rebellion, The prisoners were sentenced to death, but the sen- tonces was commuted to exile for lite by the khedive. It is rumored that the Eavopean 1mob in Alexandris will attempt to lynsh the priconers, BURNING OF THE ALHAMBKA, LonpoN, December 7 —Twenty-five fire engines ara vow playing on the ruoing of the Alhambra, Owing to the grest heighth of the minarets it is im- possible for the water to reach them, ‘The southern minaret is st1ll buroing Damage to surrounding property 1is great. All dresses, proporties, scenery, music and instraments for Christmas production st the theatre were de- stroyed, They were not insured. Eight houses situated back of the Al- hambra were burned, Total los by s |she Mughv vie... 1884-86. Dabato was ndjourncd until Saturday. FRENCH RRNATORS, Parrs, December 7.—~Agenor Bar- doux and Jean Jules Olamageran wero olected life nonators. THE ¥LOOD. The Seine continues to rise. The government asked the chambers for one million francs for relief of avffer- ers by the floods. AMBITION'S GOAL Edousrd Pailleron, poet and dra- matist, and Charles DeMazade, pub- icist and hlstorian, were elected mem- bers of the French academy. REWARDING A BOLDIER. DusriN, December 7. — Danvers, tho soldior who assisted the police in securing the murderers of Doteotive Jox, was awarded by the commander- in-ohicf of the army with a good con- duct medel and a gratuity of a fow pounds, IRISH CRIMINALS, DusLiN, Decomber 7.—Dowlings, who killed Deteotive Cox, was re- moved from the hospital to Kilmain- ham jail, Four men are awaiting execution with Myles Joyce for the Maamtrasna murder. A petition has been presonted the lord licutenant to reprieve Joyce on the ground of mis- taken identity, ———— Ballie Stokes Acquitted. AREADELPHIA, Dacember 7.—The case of Sallle Btokes, on trial for the murder of Malinda Stephens, was givon to the jury at noon. Two hours Iater the jury appeared and rendered a verdiot of not guilty. Immediately Mies Stokes was surrounded by her counsel and Irim:;h who extended jure should visit herlhag ';&“?333 l:a‘:: About_three o'clock the joiy ohNTU a body, when the stoical hero- ism maintained throughout the trial forspok her and she gave awny to hystorical exciamtions of grief mingled with her thanks and andness, The jury were profoundly impreased, while there was not a dry eye In the assemblage. Miss 8. will leave for home in Howard county to- morrow. It was ascertained after the jury was discharged, that the verdict was formed as soon as they reached their room, not a negative helng heard upop-the first inquiry ss to what the verdict should be. 8pectal Dispatch to Tun Ban NorrHAMPTON, Mass,, December 7 —TIsaac Jones building ocoapled by the Nonotuck pocket book company, Journal oftice and others were burned, Loss, $30,000; insurance light, B Now Orleans t» Liverpool Hpecial Dispatch to TuuBus. New Onrveans, December 7.—The steamship Uarmona cleared to-day for Liverpool with 10,360 bales of cotton, 12,000 bushels of wheat and 2,660 staves, This is the largest eargo of cotton ever carried by one vessol, ‘Total value of cargo, $642,000. A Polar Blizaard. Epecial Dispatch to Tuu Bux. MinsearoLis, Doacembar 7.--A polar wave swept over Manitoba, Da- kota and Minnesots yesterday. Spo- cials to The Tribune reports 67 © be- low zero at Winnipeg, Mau., this morping. 37 ° st Bismerck, 36° at Grand Forke, 27 © ut Fargo, 28° at Jamestown. sll in Dakota; 30° at Lake City, 28° at Breckenridge, 26 ° Winona, and from 15 to 20° below at other Minneeota points. It was 28° below, here, at 3 am , 21° below at b &, 162 belowat 9 pm., and 6° below st midnight to-night. The wenther is clear and beautful, with light snow. i A Bloody Wedding Fonst. Hpecial Dispatches to Tis Bxr, the house to rejeot the budgot for | spe tal Dispateh to Trn s, ALpwqQuerque, N, M., Decombor 7. —Particulars huve been received of tho wholesale slaughter by Ju and his band near the town of Casa Grande, in Arayo de Encennillas, in the stato of Chihaahua, of Amerioans and Mexi- oans. Ju and his band have been committing vartous depredations for some time past, and a fow ago went to tho ranches of Jefe Politico, of Oaltona, and Don Juan, of Oanddi- rio, and stole many head of sheep and cattle, They also visited the ranches of other cltizens and drove off man more, Jefe Politico and other suf- ferers gathered a band of about thirty men and started after tho Indiana. They came upon them before they kuow Ju and his band were anywhere near. They were immedistely sur- rounded by the Indians in Arayo, aud Politico, as soon as he eaw the num- ber of the band, which was over 200, dispatohed one of his men for assist- auce, who managed to escape, arriving at Galliano. He got together about 70 men and started at once for the scene, Ju sent out a party who enpaged in & fight with him, proventing them from joining Politico. The rescuers saw the slaughter, but could do nothing for their unfortgnato friends. Kvery ono of the pursuing party, with the exception of one man who went for succor, was butchered by tho savages. They then rotreated to Sierra Madre. When the friends of the unfortunate victima went to bury the dead they found uot far from the spot where the massacre occurred the bodies of five Americans, who had fallen viotime, too, to the Indians, Two of these Americans, it has been nince learned, were from Grant county, New Mexico, ring young city as your correepoident found in less time than it tikes to write it. Among the first ones T mes was ¢x Governor Batler, now a rip- roaring anti-monopoly candidate for U. 8. Benator and & Stato Seuator eloct. Gov. Butler's course in the coming legislature is the subject of no little oonjecture, not only here but elsowhere. ‘‘Dave”is a sly old coon, says Hassler, and Hassler is correct. “Dave” s cne o the origiual hay- makors ng:n whom the proverbial messsge about practicing his pursuit “‘while the sun shines” ia verhosity of the blandest kind He no sooner heard from the outer precincts than he put up his lightning-rod and started out into the storm. Ho waded up the muddy streets of Omaha and viewing the now laid oaravansary, for weary mowmbers of the legslature, emblazoved “‘Millurd, 1882,” he tar- ried for & moment to rest his atal- wart form and noting the eiun, *“Money t loan to membars of the leglelatura at any terms,” borrowasd $5,000 of the golden hourd aid hisd him back to Pawre?, and is now lovk- ing for steers and swine wherein to plant Joseph's dollars, Joseph shoald have a care how lavishly he loana to individual members or the Omaha Natlonal may soon experience u stiiug- ent money market The suppc that Gov. Butler is to turn over his oen vote and those of Huwpircy wid Walker (members of the lower house from this county) in return for the golden favor is no: & violent supposi- tion a8 to the promiso to do so, but your correspondent leatns here that Humphrey and Walker aro apt to be guardians of their own voues. Speak- Thelr names wors James Biggs and W. McDowell. They had been in Olflkunhnn for some time purchasing galtle and were then on their way BOGT6 viulo agy Miuruvl du poi vawd ploe minent citizens of Chihuahua, ANOTHER ACOOUNT, Kansas Crry, December 7.—The Albuquerque, N. M., News hus ro- celved an account of a terrible mussa- cre cf a party f Americans sud Mex- icana by Ju and his band of Apachee, near the town of Casagrandein Chi- chuchs, Tho Indians have been very aotive of late im predatory ex oursione, stealing and raiding. The sottlers formed @ pany of about eight men and started in pursult. Thoy weresurprised near Oasagrande by Ju and his band, num- bering 200, and completely surrounded. | One of tho party esonped through the lines and went to the settloments for aid and soon returned with a band of thirty men, The Indians, however, held the succoring party at bay and meanwhile massacred the entire party which had been surpried. They then returned toward the mountains, THE MASEACRE AT GRANDE, Denver, Docomber 7.—The Albu- querque (N, M ) special from Chi- hushus, Mexico, states the recent maesacre in Casa Grande by the Indians proves to have been a horrible affair, A band of Apaches, number- ing five hundred, crossed tho border, dercended upon tho little town, and began an indiscriminato massecre, fully soventy-five porsons ful ing victims, Several girlsand women were carried off by the savages A large quantity of stock and other property wore stolen, The houses of theunfortunate Moxicans were bu d and dead bodies stripped of tho cloth itg aud jewelry., The murdercd per- sons were among tho wealthieat clagss, Several of the moet promivent familics are among the viotime, Troop: have boen dispatched to the sceno, The ture s not predicted. . T The Arotio Wave. Speclal Dispatches to Tus Bru. Curcaao, Dacember 7.—1t was ex Indisns having s long start their oaps ing of Millard's candidacy ricalls the opinion of » member of the Supreme bench; he said “tho oandidacy of Millard is an out- moy o o it s e hig he has no legislatlve experience, an in heavily handicapped by his connvo- tion with the nativusl bavks, the U. P. railroad and all monopolies in gen- eral.” Gov. Nance'sappointment of David- son for judge of this distiic: to suc- cced Weaver, crented a sousation in the district, as Col. Colby had ap almost unanimous eudorsement from the bar, press and leading poli- vcians of the district. Ol Oolby had pledgcs from Dawes that if the matter was le't to bim Colby should have it, but huving lesrned that Dawes had promised the same thing to three others— Grigas, Morris and Davidson—and conelnced to trust it rather to Nance, who is eald to have consulted other interes's, I met Colby at Beatrice yerterday, upon his return from Lincoln, and he is cheerful but hoy and serves notice of war, Your s'ate- ment that Mr. Paddotk’s filloy will follow the Millard mure is sums- what in doub, Mr Filley got enough of the Paddock burineas two years ago, and is not keen to be carted around by the Utah commission, and 1y best information is that he wou't be, Filley's seat is coutested by Joy Borrows, aud, if Capt. Ashby is & truthful prophst, the latter will do the voting for renator. Oastle & brother in-law of the immaculate Nunce, is aleo to be contested by one of Capt. Ashby's frionds, and the captain promises to mako a big sensa- tion. He says that the B. & M voted several train loads of nig from Atchison and committed other outrages upon the purity of the bal- Jou that puts the Phelps county and Ropublican valley sorupes to flight like goese. I go hence to Richardson and shull send you o Jine from there, W. A. —_— Ostrich Farwers. Spocial Dispatch to Tuw OH10AG0, December 7,.—8hetchley & Protheroe, two Eoglishmen, paesed ground that the wifo partook of the status of her husbaud and was entitled to the same privileges on the theory «hat husband and wifo are one and {nseparable. The collector was ac- eordingly notified te grant the desired parmission, AN OLD CLAIM SETTLED, can got thls they will not ask & reduc- i Denvis, December 7.—The Ropub- | tramoly cold last night and to-day, | through here yesterdsy in charge of tion of tax st prosent, the fire 160,000 pounds. 3 H ) lican's Las Vegas (N. M) special | the wave extending over tho whole |t7enty-two ostriches on their way to et < meerncee THE FUNRKAL OF LOUIS BLANC. | gapn; At & Mexioan wedding last|;orthyent, the thermomoter rauging | Oslifornis, where they propore start- Railroad Tax Bhirke: Paks, Decembor 7.—Deputies bo- | yight at Saballo, » small Mexican | jost night ' from zero to fifteen below, |7k &n ostrich farm between Sin Bpécia Dispaten to Tun Bxs, longing to tho extremo loft demand 8| 1oup near this city, Francisca Nolan, | Here it was eight below, early, The | Francisco and Los Angeles. The birds NEw York, December 7.—8uit be. | Sate funeral for the late Louis Blauc. | drunken guost, shot and killed two | woathor is generally bright, the snow | have stood their journoy so far exce!- an in the oieouit amnrt of ‘the Usitey | The will of the decesse orders o |prothers named’ Roval. Then Nolan | fiil heing only two o four luches, 1¢ |10ntiy, and thelr ownors are confident Elates by the Manhattan and Ney | Strictly ebvil burial. - He bequoaths| progeeded to his home, whoro he | wyy o torribla night on the lake and [ i setting them ‘hrough to the ccast ~The elovated sailroad companioe| 2L librery to the clty of Pasis. amused himself by cutting his wife's | soveral crafts were unable to make the | in good shape. They travel in the or- Finally Mr. Hewitt (N, Y ) moved to strike out the enacting clause. The committee agreed, and the house later confirmod the action, Adjourced, Congress Contests {n Ohio, Spocial Dispateh to Tux Byx Corumpux, 0., December 7. The solicitor of the treasury ac'ed | stato canvaseing board, on a vote fur | York gavorably upon offers on behalf of ihe representatives of Geo, Law and Mar- congeessmen, found the face of the roturns showing 280 majority for agalnst the civy of New York, to en- join collection of taxes imposed upon A BLIZZAKD IN BRITAIN, Loxpox, December 7,--Telegrams Nolan was afterwards ar- There is ears off, | rested and confined in jeil. ing loed over this morning, harbor and were frozen up, the harbor | dinary freight car with a stove In it +0i0gts » talk of lun: o hi g PG, “Roverty o pay o eam of | Murray in the Third distriot and 51 for | the roads. ~Tempoaary Injunction |from various parts of the united king. | strong talk of lyuching hin S Zhp Tokecon e ' $1,040 each and ovets in the com-|Morey in the Seventh; 690 for Warnor | %88 obtained. The case brings up|dom report a enow storm of unusual Base Ball Rules. Condition of Miss Bond. 3pecial Dispateh to Tin B promise of the claim of the gover:- ment egainst them for §2 080 as sole securities on the official bond of Thos, Butler Kiug, as collector of customs at San Fraucisco, dated Oct, 31, 1850, The sum of §2,080 has been doly de in the Fifieonth, and 8 for MeKialoy in the Eightcenth, and returned them accordiogly, but sagreed not to issue certificates till Monday next as James E. Campbell gave notice of a manda- mus ie the supreme court to issue him the question whether one kind of property can be taxed at a higher rate than another, and whether double taxation is permissable under the eonstitution of the United States. - — severity. Railway traffic in many d'stricts Is almost if not wholly sus- pended. A train was snowed up all last night st Cheshire. The pas- sengers suffered acutely, Telegraphic communication between Glasgow and Epecial Dispatch to Tis B, Provivence, R. I, December 7,— The National Base Ball league adopt- oxpulsion apy player under contract ed an smendment rendering lable to | oxysm yesterday. Bpectal Dispatch to Tux B, TavrorviLie, 1L, December 7.- Miss Bond had another violent por- | meoting The grand jury|2,000 operatives were present, and roturned indictments egatst J. C.|drew up & petition to congress aeking Cuicago, November 7. —The tobae- co mannfacturers of Chicago held & to-day. Representatives of immediate action on the tax question, . i « . J. Montgon . London is broken. Elsewhere mea- ::;2;:)3”‘:_ f.‘jofl‘:,',’u\‘,',"".;:’e'.l"g:'fi‘ifi Eu‘:“f';:;::?’lflle::xua‘ll Olemonts a:d on the ground continued agitation A T s e i, oAt 00io s |tae avice of anothar aiah, afier a3 | Di. Veruilion Mg Lisane SN SAnpei e the southern district of | Moray and the other three coun | Cosecornv, N, H., Dece = s 00 e 4 tration of contract, he schedule —_— £ d 7 ;::B .m'l:.r Kiog gave two bonds, | ties {»l the district for Henry | The veteran association of fi?rl':lmx— neighboriug p"".""{l !"n&“h‘“’ the ll)eriel was changed from twelve to The Eighth Alabama :.uul .bu:l,"‘a"m‘;: ‘.h::;:”.nbe :fifi:& g one referred to in_ which the preseut | T, Morey. In the Third district|teenth regiment propose celebrating ;"""“ waa not equalled in thirty years. | ooy games. The playing rules| Mempiis, December 7,—The dew "°”fi‘” bl:ukeu A offer is made, sud the other dated | Montgomery county returned 8,202 |next year inffthe Bhenandoah Valloy | 1-#es heavy in many places. were amended to the effect that the |oorats of the eighth Alabama dlstrio Q0 ALl SAEN B PASEARN 0° TMRBIS May 1st, 1851, with Jas. H, Palmer|for R. Maynard {Inrn , and the |the battle of Winchester, the scene of BOYFPTIAN EXILES, pitcher's hand in delivering the ball | nominated General Joo Wheelartgnlf :J‘::D( wa.r‘:a l:il“ b masker o J ll and F. Grifing as securitics, Un the | other countiés for R. M, Murray, In|Sheridan's ride. Gen. Sheridan will| Caiko, December7.—The four rebel | must pass below the shoulder instead |the vacancy caused by the death ol d: mnuuvuhmznflm first bond separate suits were com- |the Fifteeuth Morgan county retuened | be invited to be present. lesders arraigned Thursday were sen- | of the walst. The rules were further Congressman William Lowe. and repr J posited, and the smount of costs de. |instead of Morey, as Clermont count, The Battle of Winchester. posited with the United Btat.s ai-|returned 3,517 votes for H.