Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1869 — Page 1
-Two hM4M< Mi* ^UMim HH Ik BrooklnUrtw**. , „ 4„,, t wh0 f»»«i CtaHM»‘« W»M —:.-i-4- ri) icffraw fthT* n4l<>> ° - —Ooloael B. UhtaMf. a«» of the detmton itammM* i> UM^4Md M M«d MTMtr-tWO JMMt. • <**«*4:» '’■ ■■' -th. BritMi OoMtefoMT Ro,. l«fl 5«w York for C»**d* ok taotdor* to roport ororrww upon tko rooiprooftp tr—ty, —A proolMMtttft krttMIki for (ho oloottot ia MiMidlpirf oatofoarOt Vaoidojr la Rortafoor bus bora »ionod by tko RrooMmt. —Qoo. if. Mtor< of Tonytowa, V. Y„ wu orrestod for (ko laooadlarhn of klifroniMi, tkoro* by euuttaf a ooafloarttfon tboro. -Tko remola* Of Conoal Stodmon boro booa loUrrod ot ffoattoao. Boren ty ofleoro, eirfl, mlli-tory-ond foretfa, oooompoalod tko body to tko •ravo. . -B. t. Foitor waitrlod aad toatoaood, at Bpringflold, Moioaikaootti, laoodoy, to ttotoo prison for life, for a *aa*oa • ftrl Mora yoaro
of atfo,
-Roomi oro bota* flIMf nptatbo bqtldint adioiniac that nood by tko aftfliory moot, la Dal* hansio Square, Mratroal, for Made Arthur, during hi* stay la that city. -Hon. William A. Pile, recently appointed Governor of Now Mexico, alt! leave At. Louie for Santa Fe. the eoat of rorornonat Of that Territory, 0* tko Stk taotaat. —Clark A Slooif'i itore aad laryo ban, Sana Bro.’o (tore, iheeU aad i tab lea, the postoffieo, and (lx dwotilnoa, were burned, Taeoday, la U nion rillato. Row Jersey. Loos, (80.000. —Four baud rod hotohoads of sugrar from Raw Orleans, esastoaod to various parties la At. Louis, havs baoa sotand by Government anthoritics, for allocod violations of tbo rormuo law*. -The koto! a<TW*t Clear, Alnbamo, was burned on Tuosdoy niyht. The soatu boikUof was entirely eousumod, WHk all fts furniture. Many hoarders loot all their ba«ca«o. Ro lives wore lOfte . ¥* " J.i —A natch between Ton Allen and Charles C. Gallagher for ■ ffM «|R. *00 closed on Taeoday afternoon. TbO'bttWe trio tdk# plaee on the 17th of Adeast Within Ml mile of St. Louis, for r>00 a side, gadMlWA* oWlncreaM to (1,000 aad the exenrAoa noney. —H. O. More head, revresmtatlva of the Commercial Oonveatfea, held ia Memphis on the 18th of M(y, sailed yeeterday, from Row York, to lay the reOnUs of Riat body’s determination before the Commercial Biekaage of the principal cities ofBurope. -A dispatch from St. Jneaph, Miseourl, says that Prof. J. D. Whitney, of tba Harvard Scientific College. wi(fi foartcen scientific stndente, arrived therr TtoMfy evening, via the Lake Snperlor mining region. They go thence to Mentor end (he Colorado mining region. -J. Sandford, (heeldeet palsingsr eondaetor on the Erie and Plttsbnrg Railroad, white looking from (he platform of a ear at Greenville, Pennsylvral*, gfopat twelve o’clock yerte»<(ey. was strnca la fkc head by a switch target, aad knocked eff the trata, break lag his skull rad right teg ii two pluefg, Bis injuries are probe*
bly fatal.
-White attendiag to the gnertes from a eenfoderate, d thief quietly wufked off with a hex of the cafoier of Seaman’s Bmnk, New York, Mondsy Mepanea, ww* hedh tblnree escaped. BnbseqweaetrdBrbmMrarfoemdlnnw entry wKh (K.OOOof boadenot aegotfoMe, mhMe tl.ooo In
available be
bonds were gone.
Governments and avalfa!
Mo arrests^
-Mnlorfffaffordfeaf MMagfirt, is ia Washington In* behalf of the conservative Republican* of (hit State, lie visited General Sherman yesterday >moraiaf, and received from him aesurances (hat tba regtetratlen and election if Mississippi will MHnfpdHlM. >The nfttitray Officers who cind acted the registration and election in Virgin^, will he oitlerad toMtegtsWgpl for the
same duty!
—The Rdw York fleraid’l Richmond dispatch says: When General Canby commanded la Horth and South Oaraliaa, ia IHO, tkarueaudirected that the MMere elect ef (Ke f*t»1at.r. be admits te tyir e^t. withyt ^Ue the test oaths. f» (e ffow eWMhgff: aecerdliii to his owa eonstractloa, that Gomaev Walker, of Virginia, gkemld he Inaagaraled immediately and theled eMhd for membMI of (he YtytMa
Legislature should bo suspended.
-Mrs.B. A. Ormshee, a widow Hriagon Kart High straet, Just west of Greramoeat Cemetery. Springfield, Okie, was shat dead by a burglar, half-past four e’elesh yeeterday morniai
broad day light. She wig shot frdm the
of the baildlog. folUaf dead by the window, the hall passing tkroagfc her Ml hreart add hue
laags. The
murdered wimea, foera
rMffJIWr/« r ** a, efh lingi/Vn i OwWde
He wee a short, thlch-eet man,
boots. Great excltMHrat prevaUftaod every possible effort ii befog foade tcrfiNt ouVaad
catch the rateal. <
be In
LAWRENCE.
Train «a
Nevcrsl
thin morning, abmnt eight this place, If j(P(C li:i 4
LAwaamo, JalY
A special *1* "* of Eastern raUrdmff Pacific Railroad,
van 0t i Of the nnpre*'
cedented ralna. The train waa ranniag not exceeding ten mflfo p*i hoar. The engineer and fireman were Inetantljr UMed. The following nam'd poraon are injoted alightl/ > Joe Perkin, Oaoar Townsend, Frank Meads ■» 8. Flint, of Laden HiUftjj H. R. Johnson, Jamea Bonnet, Charles Hlekoz, and Jeaae Mofo* erte, of Cleveland, Ohio; J. D. Herkimer, J. C. Noyce, of St. Lottie; Edward Klag, of Indlanapolla j Charlea Craft, William Mack, John 8. Beadh and MRyleaa W. Hanna, at Terre Hafts; E. Roves, Mattoon, Illlaoia; eondaetor and brakesman Hansard, brothers, were seriously injured. All are eared for here, and are doing well. OenTga Roblo, DlyMon 8ttperintendeOl, and Colonel A. Andersen General Snperihtenendent of the road, were on the. taala. for; Roble was badly, bat notdangofoafof hart; Mr. An-
leraon waa but little Injared.
in aeeordanoe with prevlooa armt, to hear the aggnmant in (ho A large nmaor off noditon
, Mr, FMllf Pbllltpa opened aee by reading tbe petition of Edit. Yeeaar .aaaraaaad to 8. p. Cbmne.
Bamfo coori Off (ha Uaitmi
outing that ho ia a eitiaen off Mtok,aadlaaow illegally imprisoned
off Hinds, under order off comet W ntedUtry him for the
erimo off mnrder.
To this ha objects, forth# reason that
Way, connected with vy of the United States nor to he saaenable, in any
L aaEfitary authorities on tbe y wu 'the naval forees. Hoaaysbto to an«tor what la eommowly known
■u eh# reconetmetton act, and claims Me rights, andsr the Ctoamtitntion, aa an Americas eittaoa, -aad that Mm writ of habeas corpna be toaned for hto relief. He fartherbtotee tMtla tbe8»aU off Mlseieeiapiy whaaa aha alfiaged ofifonee was com—
MwfndthMMMMiatlo
to the prooaaa off the ooorta
balaaotr l» afy Zs&A'sy, way, to the mitlta
Si
ent. : dlctol
him, whether as the hood offthogreat coart over which he preelded, or Many duty, ’devolved upon him as an Individual member off the eourt. He would
not not ask to avoid tko. tons importance of tbo
ae it wm with what ev„ — the other aide mart admit Jortod lotion most doubt fu never before eaeretoed by Hto ■
predeceeeora, in whtob Mf tenor toasted, on hto shad* responsibility, to declare
uneonstttauoual an set oft
% Chicago, Jaiy M. in regard to tba rights off tbe Choctaw neutral Undo, in been made by Hon. A. of the Interior, which
tated tbe oeople for the peat year, Honoris ©n thoae tonda. Inatrnctiona in
determine (adicially a state of foeto contrary to that accepted and acted oa by Congress aad the Exeeative, was entirely calling on Hto Honor for adeeeee. not only oflodieUl intrepidity, hot of hto readineea to tread the path whtob it wiU be unaeceasary for him to tread. Bo ease
can be shown where Hto triona predecessor or i ereteed such a power
/Hamm*
merit on wtich fore the mllita him with the i Craae, of the <
■of Colonel
aatrs: n. It chargee
Its of tbe
that be that the extends ItaatC;
it to the present hour. It A< to the merwonld simply say
Lao powatrl
W ASHIMOTON.
lion M folMladlff l«
liberty, taytMadcfiraff ttef yagy&ifcT’sav
The counsel Off juried ictlon, aeioff 17W to i Justices off (ho
judgm off Dirt. power to gnat writs tteOgHWlMK,
writs to ift.'
trial
grj^B
lb. But. ot
SUSS
toa corpna. tb# ■flqtt
own right
was found wiUtonthgoyorh-
arStoE ‘S
aarrendered, the an found without
tteirnttod'states r^-
mstee it tbe duty of Congress I whatever Congress and tbe
aa* » In 1&7
> of their titutional
ance with 8c Tte* "follow
Secretary Cox’s tbe aatborittoa to
wing to the opinion: i WaARtwstou, July 6,1
I hays carefully <
ofApril 11, relative tortte j
efothof He-
lton was afforded to the i
Argument ia fiha Tanga* Cana.
_ .. , of persons la aff by color of authority aff
_ Statsh. The statute didW oxoretoo of power to any State y. It wmeonfonwdom Juatiess
Court, whoss jurisdiction with the whole country.
should bo legally
that pesos
establtohsd In said rsb-
nuniuirunm naam souWltooB, off lows, off tba Union Pa-
ArpoiitmauTs,
WjMMiwntm, July 14.
The following appoint menu arc
Sonnced: James F. WI1
Goverameat D
elfin Kail road Company, visa Pa
brooks; Jamas H. Foote, off Rew York,
enslon Agent at Rl ‘ Ins j Harlan F. Hill, v. jkiuuuuu .■
■on Agent at St. Paul; George W. ‘mww. ot Nevada, * Kegtoter ef tend Office at
In, Nevada
Agent for the O*
ofthe Snow, Agent
Kansas, vice L. A. Palmar, 8. Upton, Postmaster at Michigan. • , j
fboto, of Rew York, Raleigb, North Caro11, ofMInneeoUjFen’auijGowjel^lWr^ ter at tend Office at
Anatln, Nevada; to. T. Gibson, of lowfi. t for the Osages aad otter Indiana e Heaths Aganoy, idea (Morgw C. *, suspended) Joel T. Morris, Indian t for the Pattowattamta Indiana, of
l>Terid(agio a pirUculM^ dreuit where onmSmtMhMTfoam^Io qaMfoMha*aaw of Merryman vs. Edward A. Stephana, which happened daring the war, in support off hto argnaicat. Chief Jostles Tansy, in ffte Instsnea, and Associate Justice Wayne, In issuing Wilts of habeas corpna the prisonera being eondnod in Maryland. Toe case now before tbo Chief Justice Involved tbe most serious considerations, including peraonal rights of eittoensbip. It did mors than involve tbo Integrity off the Constitution off our country, nod the
lebfgan.
imocLArtATfOff FOR SLECTJOR IX JffMM-
SfPW.
The following was pmmnlgatsd to-day by the Prealdeut) A proclsmstioa inpurstiance of the provisions of an set of C nvembor, 18C8, ae the time for submitting the constitution adopted on the Uth day at May, Ifififi, by tbe convention which matin Jackntm, Mtostosippl. to the voters of said State, registered at the date of such submission, via: November 90,1900; end I submit to a separate vote that part of seetton three of article seven, of said constitution, which to in the fallowing
words; »»<>•’ • • ** 1 ”
That I am dtsfranebtoad M any of the
provMmto of tte aet known as
struction sets of the Fortieth Congress, and
political and civil sonaltty of aU men, so help me God. Provided, that KOftter— shall at any time mnfovo the iMssMidii of any person disfranchised ia the said reeonatroetton acts off the ssM Thirtyaioth and Fortieth Osrtginsa, aad the Lo*
glslsture of this Mate shall concur tberewsl sen hr a era sf In, then so moehsff lhtonatfo enlvaa aes a ala tin i( nulsafo Atowto saldrsoonstruottoa acta Mall net mTZZZ —a. be required of such person ao pardoned to
hlch, under tte Confor the first time to be
raaeat. These wore toy tte people off tbo eouatry usgna charter, whtob decUrad
be taken, imprie-
great prtnetplea w!
stitution, wars not for tl
fonod in that i
Inherited
from the asagna
' that ao ftsenfon shall
oned,oatiswsd, ravished or despoiled off bis property, nor shall sentence fie passed on film unless by a Jury of his peers and in accordance with tbe tows off tbelaad. Oa 28th of April. IMS, when Georgia ceded to tte United States that territory whtob constitutes a part off tte State of Mississippi, it was enacted that the ordinance off Ifilf should be and ramata in fores in said territory. Those provisions were that the inhabitants should always bo entitled benefits off the writ of habeas eorM Ufthoright off trial by Jury. Congress subsequently provided
‘ “on oflr M
.
for tte organisation of the State govern meat, they declared that this provision should become a part of tbe ftoudamontal
And I farther enhmit toa separate vote section five off the same article of said constitution,■whtob to in tbe (UMffidg
RofdkJ
No p<
tot hto.
Mr. Phillips then referred to etoqaea off the Ooucmtffion off tte United States relative to the protcetfoa Of tte righto off attisoas, and promsdsd to nottoe tte opinion of Attorney General Hoar lo the organisations, and saying ho eoold not doubt that tbo natfoiTcan retain • territory and people within tte grasp off war until relation* of peace ran bs cstab-
of profit or trust,
Ststfov
.Mmktomn.
An we will.. «
midst of the b] join a few n tlonsof that
healthful fruit *J to OUf Ifclf tG&ofatWjli' p flflACO of HMf BlacmnsnmRItogfiiAfi- • Mteutng teer aid, countenance, Or is said to be not eirff 0" •••IjOUfi bever- ^ persons engaged ia unned kosAltty to age, but a cart WrRWrffioOa, etc; To tbeUnlterl Rtstea, or whoamrptid oruthalf a bushel of blackberries, well mash- tempted to exemtoe tbo fkoclIOM of
«*r
cloves. Pulverise well, mlai, and boll slowly till properly done. Then strain one pound oflMfimgar, .Boll •guln for some time, tote it off, and while cooling for a child half a teaspoonfull or .more, accordlngAo age. M . j -tioli Bi.AcKnansv Wmu.—Gather them ripe ou a dry day. Pat into a vessel with the bead out, and an tap fitted near the bottom ; pour on them boiliimwator to gov* them. Mash tbe berrfis with your hands, sod tot them stahd covered till
fluid into another vessel, i
crust In
off the fluid
nd forme#
draw
el, and to
ousljr Jyousted tte ammnbUng convention, and shall eoftliffite I felth to advasato the act# off 1 isme; but tbo Legtolsture may rsmovu
' moo offtr
sx«lmto<i
HR thoBte
"fVSSW u section five off srtlclo sc
stitution, which to iff I •Tbo credit of tte
pledged or association
Mate hereafter 1 any corporation i
2“=S
mont. When working has cessed, bung tion twenty-slx _
JSSf KS take rips black berries or dewberrlfs snd
such ordinance'.” The above shall e
tatept by all city nteh
rote entei
|l^»S3a8.
ends of augart (brown sugar will do);
terry cordial to made by add!
;&?!§? spirit, and puttin
ngiinr WlMK^f&wfio
ifttlof flora
Oetoterr’sndVou ruaowiMiOht rur that witt matei
wine ready fbrosei
ing orstralnUig, that smack as they aevsr smacked
dsr SgsblpruMCM.
od* such fniuMcss. *:,*
8 BLACKnMhMY JAM^-Usther the fruit ip
dry weather; allow batff a pound off good brown sngur to ovory pound of (fult; boil the whole gently together for an
hour, or until the
stirring and serve tbooul
STM els end easbl cathartics.. It
or on pude oven when It to eheupfi.
---v
iio stroke iiou at At «a the pul
Iter rtossura. soft,
iaer*si
-zmsss
war, than
person shall be
fltortr—*
who wi
to define tbo moot
that term. It
sJSz&e&s?. qaotaMoa (renyi friend. In another arguMr. Phillips, reauming, said that ho thought tte expraueloiihad been found In aoom hook oa tte town off war. It waa, however, entitled to no consideration, be-
cause it did not express here, nor waa it wursM
pretattonoff
He then
exists, aotwl
tbe Attorney orAuguat. 1800, tte
nation '
war has not ended in tte South, for it is
to preserve peace. AU civil
government was wiped out. They found tte Sonthern country infested with aa-
saaalns ia spirit and la feet.
Although hto Mend, Mr. Phillips, said in all tte country the war wm over, yet the sixteen hundred murders in Texas, stimulated by vindictive rebellions, must be an answer to that question. If Con-
enforce tbe powers of tte gov-
ernment and continue those States in tbe grasp of war where tbe hostilities have been suppressed, fearing that tbe insurgents assy again rise, and, then being no protection, might not Congress declare such measures as would preserve peace? It to the duty of Congress to give the rebellious States the blessings at peace and eeenrity under law; tbe length of time in which to do so are matters of legislative authority. As to tte petitioner, there to no civil government In Mississippi whleh can punish him If be should be fennd guilty of tbe crime for which he to arraigned. The tow declares that no dril government exists there. Ttegov-
ment to military.
After farther argument, he said tbe beet anderatandlng of tbe view be had given was consistent with every opinion ol tbe Supreme Court, and consistent with every ex press ton of the opinion of tte Chief Jostles, either as held, Individually, or as s member of tbe Court. Tbe Chief Justice Interrupted tbe Attorney General, sod said that In Texas tbe case to which referencs had been made, he Indicated, rather than expressed an opinion, that the power to suppress an Insurrection and tbs power to make war, would exist so long as actual hostilities are carried on, bat when hostilities t, all restoration within tte Constitution which guarantees a republican government to each State, that is civil and not military power. The Attorner General resuming, said that tte military control moat continue until tbo Slate can be safely turned over to tbe civil author-
ity.
Jamea M. Carlisle, of counsel for petitioner, said that tte Attorney General began by telling them that be had no bnel-
tte Chief Justice bad no „ remarking that if hto hon-
or should undertake to oxoretoo Jurisdiction, and asked tor liberty tor the potltloner, bo would exhibit a remarkable
degree of Judicial Intrepidity.
Mr. Gantele mid be bad beard such an expression within these tells. He did not know what it meant, and there wae something In its nature which made him feel that ft was Intended to convoy so idea that tte preaiding officer was not tbe one to b# Called upon in a calm Jndlctol spirit, but la tte spirit of seal and active earnestness Inconsistent with Judicial character. He was satisfiod of one thing, that whether such an expression was made at the bar, or expressions elsewhere, whether printed or spoken, would nave one feather's weight to turn the scale on this question whleh Hto Honor is bolding
with a steady hand.
Mr. Carlisle then made a cloae argument to show that the Chief Justice
you i Ml
can recognise no right atollers represented by Mr.I
to sods, claimed by them
| declines to Ti Ite' era
e the feet that the which Have lu««i reported by MOM entitled to receive this ' '
tracts
for n«
tfons.offtte department Of the 28th of camber last in this respect, the .want of adeqaalp deriesl force in yooroffloe to asafcoAte proper comparison of the tract
h tte ptona of survey. ' • r to remove Mis difflcnlty, rad’ whole business with as little rtiUe, you are authorised to necessary clerical mststance
In 'tbo ease of contested efatans upon toads rattled upon prior, or at the dote Of tbe ratification of tte treaty concluded with tte Cherokees, July 10, I860. You will be governed alone by tte award off
tbe coauntosionera.
rol,co-«*S*IrlHS On Sunday afternoon two sons of Louis Van Wick, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, were drowned in tte 8t. Anthony mill pond, as the head of tte island. They were talking on tte logs, whan the (fell In tbe water, and tte older jumps* In after him. Tbe younger caught hold ol him with desperation, and they both went down tegetbac. A prize fight took place near St. Paul sat evening, between tbe Chicago Pot ued Bill Johnson. Fourteen rounds were fougbh in thirty-five urinates, rad the
fighAfoss won fay the Pet.
The bridge across the Mtostosippl river st Prairie Du Lac woe carried away laat night, breaking up luaaoer,letb and shingle rafta along the river for mttsa Lose
vary heavy.
Tbe storm yssterdsy seems to havs dona considerable damage in various ports of this Stats, aa wall as ia Wisconsin, lows, and In carrying off railroad
bridges, Hooding fields, etc.
Among tbe passengers on iba steamer United Kingdom were John Bauson and bis two young daughters, off Quincy, Illinois, who started on a visit to Beet and, expecting to be back at the commencement of next month. Mr. Buneon’s wife and three children left behind,
are now in Quincy.
Tbe Western Woolen Wear Association are now in session in this city, jgsarasentstives are present from Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Michigan rad
Wisconsin.
Patrick Tierney was Instantly killed this forenoon, lo tba works off tba Illinois Htowe Dressing Company,st tbeeomar of Walts and Taylor streets, by being caught In s pulley which he was ailemptlna .to adjust, by which he was drawn around st the rate ot eighty-five revolutions minute for more than a minute, body was fearfully crusted.
’ V Amoug the seised cigars in tbs posses sion of Collector Mocndsle to a Jot of ” s rraeeedlaga agates* Beguly Mweyar tbe - K#Mfc-Tbep»eaes«%ra affJterad Cases ifcr ‘ ItegsOsdbyAbe—es e«teetvt*SArts-
naj-Etr.
Njsw Orlkahs, July. J4-—Proceedings oBhM pnS. -ttehu.o^cwdto nub
Closures. r .•> •
uernez.arrssted this
important disclosures. ,, Auxwrt Caaluernez,a lag on n war east fe
sbalt be eon* from o Acs tte private t,in. will* inwfiwpii
TOtff
of A
addlngt “and that pesos, anility and stpUaothorUy rab'jfc’fcU’i
diene# to the sotbortoy off tte United fit atm with more promptness nod wiliffe wS 5 ®** 1 * * «*
fcartgKafi
acted in seeord. It was
disputed the right is measures for the
definite ides ^by ttetotwwar no longer
AimT qumtlen of
no danbt of this, or feugtn _ to tte remsrks of the Attorney
minds. On tte 20th President Issued a tte Insurrection
aff aa end, os > tbo proclatte President , order, trany ox tots in and sited States of in Dommbor,
General, and incidentally characterized reconstruction laws as oneonstltntional. It was a strange way to fit paople for a
and when It andad. Chief Jnatice Ch said be would notify tte counsel as soon as he was ready to give hto opinion.
of the]
vorlog tte
Block-1 constitution, etc
above quoted, ar t**foa of kttf
ihtt
n of tli#
mont of weskness of either or bethoff the
stouisch and bowels, dnd dtempoolatly }* to agasu , *.r rr* rrrSf. fesf* Axoratm RgclfMIIPHiMyfcMAr ^in testimony
rim and bruise thrtf» to«*srv ration add- pity ofWssb!
lag a quart of boll inlxturs stand twrai oocselonally, then
into a cask, to pounds ofi stead UKffte
will have wins
ther boUlagoi
your llpa before uo
U. 8. OffiAXT,
: { .rr* rn’oTBu cAxvionox opMMto? fitofiiM ■■■'
against d dred banal
Ita Belli 'ZTLi'iU ment and afim
l Asmasr Wrave, d total llg<
lii’ 4 * 1
Istatm reco net ruction
. tea rar»«4 Its shield
M pans Ol the eouatry, whether we oltte States rad territories, it no difference, they are all under
a^KSuto
the oplgtohs'exprmsed on The Tram mar-
dor ante by tte Attorney General, and to
conclusion asked ffl the name of peace and to; tte name off toe Ooratltiition which had been violated to tte esse of tbab (hto. 1*8lion for a writ of
i&s
, If ho wore to undertake to what right, under tohst duty bo IVriJteMl received ftom the lo hit Dtltopil oflksltl rf pitot lor the tribunal which HtiHWior wiThead, and
ST. LOUIS. ———
Report of General Carr's Operations Operations Against the Indians.
ST. LOUIS, July 14.
A dispatch from Omaha gives the following report from General E. A. Carr, of his operations against the Indians. On the 11th inst. I surprised a village of Dog Soldiers and Cheyennes, under command of Tall Bill; killed thirty-two, and captured seventeen women and children, among them a wife and daughter of Tall Bill. They had two white women, taken on the Saline. They murdered one whose first name was Susanna. We gave her Christian burial. They aatempted [sic] to murder Maria Wright, but the ball glanced on a robe, and she will probably
cept horse meat until they can find bufalo. We captured three hundred and fifty animals, eighty-six lodges, forty rifles, twenty pistols, a number of robes, and a quantity of camp equipage, which was destroyed. The names of the chiefs captured are Goodlio, Whistler, Powder Face, Pretty Bear, Stern Face, and Bull Thigh. We followed them ten days, and found them at a spring, east of the South Platte near Valley Station. They went back toward the head of Frenchman's
Ford. They still have many animals.
We galloped over fifteen miles through deep hills of sand. Our horses entirely gave out and some died. They will require several weeks rest. I am coming to Fort Sedgwick. ———<>———
recover.
The surprise was very complete for
such an open country. They did not get
off a single pack, left most of their sad-
dles, and will have no shelter or food ex-
rhat too
mart mein - would
1 never wl
■Sm:
time ever
by a writ
a Justice of
to which
BOSTON. Off a Doable gesundrel■oefftog off AmgoMp fract ffigeteffyIttof Bpstox, July 14. J. A. Bates, convicted in tbe United States District Court of manufacturing stills without paying tag, tea been sentenced toons year’s iraprlsoumeat and a fine of M00. Bates sold only old stills for illicit distilling, snd then Informed
n^J^t^ai^mmrt rartra h^ateS'bhidWn' ’jaerat whot to raprsmsd t , ■e Mfceura that no mefnbst t^isearsu: as
X&FSiSl*.
interest-
fAtltete’ 1Governo
ti
MEMPHIS. Labor C—veatlea
Cbtaese
•ayto
pares St*.
MxMrBia, July 14.
The Chinsae Labor Convaatioa mot this morning at ten o’clock. The attendance waa larga, and composed chiefly of itontera and land owners of the neighwring Mates and surrounding country. Reports were submitted from tte financial committee favoring a joint stock emigration society, with the sanction of the officers of principal Atlantic cities: from tte emigration committee, promising a welcome sod protection to all emigrants from China and elsewhere; from tte transportation committee, stating that emigrants can be brought to Memphis in lots of five hundred and over from the Pacific Mates, by rail, for forty dollars each, snd from Hong Kong to San Francisco st from eighty to one hundred dol-
lars each, In gold.
Tye Klmorr, a Chinaman, two yean to this country, and now residing to Louisiana, addressed tbe convention. He stated that over 70,000 Chinese were now laboring in tte West Indies. Among so many much distress prevails because they were not selected with proper care oa to effective deck hands, laborers rad artisans. Many were vicious criminals, who nave been seat on plantations to work at. labor they are not familiar with. Agri
cultursliete can
NEW ORLEANS.
AwesffOS rart-Yifol“8i ■(toils aff Retoert TW - ‘ ‘ ^ an rtrtfo- m tStnto sU fiaikinq e ff , >**.-?! *- .1 of t
Nxw Orleans, Jnhr M. j
A aswiplar named Fetor Hatter, waa waa arrartod yesterday, for fetoessnep-
similar
•nr {>■
AA warrant waa also iasuedfor tor hra^dtoadvsat^gea'in tte
pecneeirtioM afahsse —s an -aceeonff of tbe absence of District Attorney Morgan, who hitfi ffono to Eurodo. leaviiUK his officUidutiwinchar^oTa cftrlLjost at m
Government for these cases, on account of the tontewnabier of neraons implicated, the immense smooirte involved, snd the laker attached, snd beesnse, also, of thadeSsi mined efforts of tbe interested parties to defeat the Government officers. Parties connected with King frhely state their confidence of their ability to triumph, uo matter whatever evide ace is
brought raaiaaff them.
. Judge Dneaai, of tte United States Oenrt, to also absent, he having authortoad CoUactorCsrsy to aunrove the bonds to these cases, but;ia the ease of disapproved bonds, they are to he sent before Judge Dnerel for acceptance or rrisetlou. Internal Revenue Supervisor Conklin leeyee to-night for Washington. He states that further aggressive action against revenue defrauders in this depart ment, will shortly be taken, and there will be some interesting develop-
ments.
NSW YORK.
ar
S«w Minlatey. Haw You, July 14. A special to tte Ifersld from Paris dated July 18 says: Ail the Ministers have resigned. Tte magistrates to M. M. Rascber and Loyalist have been arcepteri by tbe Emperor, and otter mamtiors of tbe cabinet will remain. Tbe new Ministry will be a transit national one. Emile Oliver re fossa s portfolio for the present, hut will probably accept it in tte end. Tbe radicals are Indignant at tte prorogation ot the legisArvest mi Pisslimt nr Toteda, Wabash ate Western ■aftrnart—AnsUker Cabas h»xtetMan Movements mi Catenet Hyaa—Ets. Nuw You. July 14^-1 assriah Beady, President of tte Toledo, Wabash aad Western Road, was arrested, yesterday, on tbe suit of J. flak, by order of the Supreme Court, for contempt, to not produemg^the ^bookje of tbe company, and Ite Son says it waa rumored in tte city
ny ite agents. At an annual meeting of the stockholders of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, yesterday, tte former board of directors were reelected; the old officers were again chosen. It is reported that that all the crew except tte captain and males off the American ship Southern Cross had been poisoned. Great excitement at Manilla. q TEKFSRANCE. •hto State Prohibitory Csaveutton■esefnaeas Mamtaatlea af a State
Tteavt.
Mansfield, Ohio, July 14.
The State Prohibitory Convention met here to-day, and J. A. Sumner, of Summitt, waa chosen Chairman, and Dr. C. H. Merrick, of Cleveland, Secretary. Delegates from tba Fifth, Seventh, Ninth, Tenth. Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Districts -were present, about forty In number. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we reaffirm the platform adopted at the Crestline convention, regarding it as but courteous to our friends in other Mates to waive tile settlement of a complete national platform, until the convention in Chicago on the
1st of September.
Resolved, That it is the duty nt the Ohio State Temperance party to nominate no one to any office of th» State, county or township, except such as have subscribed to the Crestline temperance
platform.
J. Odell offered a resolution explanatory of the objects of the temperance political movement, and the reasons
therefor, which Was adopted.
The nominatfcms for State officers were then made aa follows: < > ^
Governor—J. E. IngsrsoU.
Lieutenant Governor—Dr. Wadsworth. Treasurer of State—Thonute Edmon-
son, of Clarke. ' :
Attorney General—J. A- Sumner. Member Board of Public Works—L. B.
Silver. ^
Afteo tte tranaaetlou of further Important business, the convention adjourned.
easily be procured
through proper agents from the interior
of Chins.
In Cuba, they are paid four dollars'per month, snd farm hands era paid from eighteen to twenty dollar* a year-in China, where tbe living to so cheap that MO pounds of rice costs but two doilsn. Women work in tbe fields of Chius; onlycity women having small feat; that one in ten is s lover of strong drink, snd that comparatively few are opium eaters, it being a luxury that only tte rich and city
lanlge to. Of the fifty now
only one ■re easily
industrious,
being a laxui people can ini
living in Donaldson, Louisiana,
Isa whisky drinker. They are easily managed, being patient. . <tOdostrioua,
docile, tractible snd obedient.
Tbe products of China are In many ways similar to those of tbe Bontberu Mates, and Chinese agrieultaraUets would easily become successful workers
of Mouthern lands.
Mr. Koobmansbop arrived gt noon and addressed the convention, stating that his hoqae had directly and indirectly brought 80,000 Chinese to Cali ferula, where 00,000 were now engaged as mechanics and ou railroad works. They are paid from 00 oents to (110, In gold, par day. As laborers they can be induced to come from San Francisco here at about (20 per month; but can be obtained much cheaper iu Chios, and under a five year
‘ be had for (10 tofilopar
ittee o.n Resolutions reportthq, afternoon, alter which irooeedod to .make nomi-
_ . .. irnor,, The names of Asa Packer, General W. Case. General W. S. Hancock, apd General William Chandlaaa were presented, but tbe latter with-
contraot could
month.
reliable on will take
b
are not st all times
Mr. K. says they
less security is exacted, an*
service with others when ilgber wages are offered.
Wade Bolton yrto shot (n front of Court qusre this forenoon by Dr. Dickens, continuation of s deadly family feOda of several yesradurallonwbieh has already caused tbe killing snd crippling of mors than s dozen perrons. ‘ <
■ • - , —wew-rartwwBvcW- -
ItfUlSTO,!,!!,
ffegro State KOueattenal Canveaftan—
Base Ball—Kte.
‘ Louisville, July 14.
The Colored State Educational Convention met at Brnson’a Theater this afternoon. Nearly every oounty in the State
was represented
ing
liras _ T __ P . .
and was afterwards permanently organised by tqe selection of Rey. H. J. Young as chairman. Tbe oonMffition than sojourned until eight o’slook thls evening, when a aeriea ot speeches wane delivered denouncing in very severe tonne tte attitude of Kentucky .toward the colored people. Prior to the netting of tbe fdhn-< vention several colorad societies pantdwi the fftfffet* wU b fooeto sod hanmns u - I
Hie Nearly every oounty in tbe owe s called to order by Colonel Rankle,
Anistcb at Cedar tl
Sir Oo.rtifci. d to bail to tba anaeoff |t,fi00 to answer tbe chaige * mraatoughter aff ite next tom of tbe Crtmiual Court,
of Colonel Ryan, whose expedition camped on Gardner’* Island. The persons In charge of the Cuban resorts, who would moot likely know of suck s movement, said tbe rumor was e nonsensical one. Colonel Ryan, who was said to ba in command, wae left on Gardner’s Island some two weeks ago, with 1000 men. Information renders it certain th»t he waa there yesterday morning. Bis men were not armed, and his departure from tte island to Almost impossible unless he boats from this city. Tbe Cuban Junta ordered Ryan to disband hto forces a week ago. As vet he has not obeyed. The Chittenden will esse was before the Surrogate again yestenlay, when Mr. Spencer, (he special guardian of Mira Louisa Chittenden, Intimated that he should continue against her wishes tbe validity of her father’s will. He asked
tbe esse and set tbe case down for the 10th
of August. *'
Tbe steamship Java, from Liverpool,
bas arrived.
Tbe rain storm of last night still con-
tinues.
HARRISBURG. , 1 . j - -,!* ) . Pnmsytvawto feeineevadf State Ca«vraiiaa—Newrtaatfea af Asa Faefcev tee lavayte. ; /V 1,', J , ; / HABurauBa, July 14. The Democratic Rfcate Convention waa called to order this morning by Hon. W.< Chairman, and the sppoffntment of the nsaal committees., Ron- G* R- Buekalew chosen pormaaeut Chairman, with a long list of vise presidents, and secrets-
The On! ed early
tbe eehve:
nations *
*»*r. . , . , _ Balloting for candidate ior Judge of the Mon off Hon.*?; L^Plershing^of thmaeUa county.
give up self the ratification pi ment will negro sb the finam form should be
sols
tte
and that
iiendat the
ave tpe ballot] that form | that labor re- ' that tbe ids to deand eatabire should that our sympathies
w
rtftb,
Tbo report was unanimously accepted,
amid some cheering.
’ ^ name was received with vo*
dated
' i Hancock’s name was received wil ciferous applause by tbe spectators. A letter from General Hancock, <
~ result of the ballot wm •»
W,iS. Haaoock;
Dated Pa ° kW -* 1 ^
Si 1 *?', ‘imh
■ ; '*bs first swxvded to the
sad the
the second
nod tte at which
//oirt
‘I. W
ot -no-! nn
-Awarding inail'A a*- »- i
RAtMnMORR,July 14. -for singing were
lefNew York.
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• ,T u. ■ If.
I V ; 849 EnAxcffTft, Joly-M, William H. Seward and party stole* for Hltka to-day, on the aSeam r Aetiv*. Tbe committee of tte .Bsard of Supervisors reported in favor of extending
Second straet directly to Montgomery. A dtoeaae has appeared among tbe *'lh worms. At Sacramento, tv.-o of the toraea* dealen have lost their first brood to Franck worms, nearly • million, by
this disease.
The berk Oregon, from Hong Kong, with aboot three bun'red Chinamen on board has arrived The small £ox has broken 01 ff on board tie vessel, and she is
am iura 111 sirer m esk
The larrert and best varietr of
Cite Ivoct MdSilvexPlrtfleff T«felo
Cutlery In tke City.
Ike only aalhoriiod Ar*nU for tbs AMERICAS WATCH COMTAWT, t» the State of IteHans ffift
W. P. BIKflHAAI * CO., ffli 00 gsot WartSusts* rtikst.' i
The Congressional Committea-ob Ways and Means }a visiting in Oreegon. ■ ■aw express -p-—y—r It * KeetIng to StoekteMera to Ceatraf Paet■e Kst|reed •teesva and Crew to a
Vwol Xsleaned-
8am Framcisco, Jaly 14.—A new Ex-
press Company ' to do business ii
organized here tor the world;
in all parts
capital (8,000,flOO. Among tte trustees ere D. O. Miles, President of Beak of California, J. Stanford, of Stanford Bros., L. Lewis sad other Sra Francisco, capitalists, reported that tte Oeatral Pacific Railroad Cosapray has decided tor an ex-
Tte Norfork, Virgins negroes bad s big picnic on the Fifth, during white s .row-boat containing one boy and eight girls waa swamped a short distance from tbe shore, resulting in the drowning of the boy end five of the girls. The girls were nearly grown. This sad announcement fell upon the party like an electric shock, but—unnatural as it is—the gloom was soon dispelled aad thrtmoet of then reentered into (be gaiety of the occasibn with as muck gusto as though nothing had happened. The fiddler played his merriest tones, snd the men snd women yelled and danced; and there mingled with these strains of revelry tbe wails of the friends snd kindred of the dead, who stood only fifty or a hundred yards from' them upon the bank of tbe river that
ooked
overk
I tbe death-scene.
MASONIC.
■aaaate.—Special meetinc of Aneieat Lead■ark* Lodte. Ro. 319, thii eveniag at kslfr part (even o’clock, for work—Third Decree. • g. HARTWELL. Secretary.
MEDICAL.
B IS R <3- * fit • Universal Russian Healing Salve ’PHIS valaaUe remedy ka* effected tnsamerA able cstm. aad has cained for iUeU a treat repstatioa. The discoverer of this talve hat applied it with eminent taeeeet fat thousands of cases dariac the Crimean war. and kas cured dangerous wounds, ia amny safes considered
mortal. .
Is Melts res Vatu! Those wkokave wounds, braises, eats ef *11 kinds, or Sores, Felons. Scratches, Mosquito Bites, Frost Bitten Joints, Sore Lips, Chilueins, Children’s Scorbutic CompUtots, on head and foes, we speedily cured. It has proved of (treat advantswe to ladies, aad iapeenliarly adapted for fathered breasts, sore lees, etc., throuch eonmeement. and other It acts like marie in removing Swellings. Beils. Pimples and Cutaneous Diseases, aad has been •uccessfully used for Corns. Bunions and Sore Threat, by applying externally erery evening
before going to bed.
For *ale by all drnggirtf. Prine.aSp.,SOe.. and It (1 per Jar. Offiee. 260 Bowery, New lark. None genuine unless countersigned E. BKUG’S Universal Kasdan Healing Salve, 260 Bowery. New loth. - IrtS dlyth.sat.tn
DR. RICHAU'S mm RHKDIES.
$1,000
Dr. Riohan’s Soldea Balsam No. 1 c
f disease to cure, cure* Ui-
nta, etc.; is tba greatest Blood runner Saowu; removes all diseases from tae system, and leaves
th* blood pure and healthy.
Dr. Riohau's Golden Balaam No. S core*Mercurial Affections, Rheumatism ia all its form*, and gives Immediate relief in all ease*. No dieting necessary. Prioe of either No. 1 es 2,
81 oer bottle, or two bottles for (9,
Dr. Richsa’s GoMea Antidote, a safe, speedy, pleasant aad radical cure fog all Urinary Derangement*. accompanied with fell directions.
Price, $3 per botfle. . -
Riohau's Gulden Elixir d’Amonr, a radire for Nenron* Debility, in old or young;'
with wonderful effect. Price,
ro bottle* for (9.
price, these Remedies will be
Dr
leal cure for Nervo
imparting energy
(6 per bottle, or two
On receipt of
Un receipt of pnee. these Remedies will
shipped to any place. Address
DR. D. B. RICHARDS.
No. £8 Varick street. New YorV
Office hours from nine A. H. to nin Circular* scut. jyl5 dlyth.
nc r. M.
*at.tu
tackle; etc.
FISHING TACKLE. 10,000 MISSISSIPPI CANE POLES, Linen, Silk and Chinese Et$h Lines, Y.
sprBdkn
, Dip Nets
: 06., : ' to Wart Washington street.
INDIGO BLUE.
Barlow’s Indigo k Bine,
H.UE diuolves perfoci S B«
•8A&L0 Wegr. and will pot sat-
CHRISTMAS, NEW YEARS ARB • t -•* > WirnTITWft TOPQTtTMUV WULUlPlOlu £ ivEjijlIuPI Ip
atobandttiateEttest
tronage
to fee rittotes ef Indlana-
having room^
to call
rite
stock, apvtodtf
Ire pabilc at torge for thq, liberal pa•eSBy eglujiil aid* 1 MaaUffto'oar eh row compare fevorahty with any ^1 Iks kind. BafPer W*st. we ia-
amdesa
imsuraMce.
INSURE WITH THE BEST. iETNA OF BLAXKTFOIKO, COFIf.
CASH ASSETS OYER
$5,150,931.71. Fir* and Inland Insurance at as fovorabl* terms aa th* haaard* permit for reliable tadem-
uty.
A. A UK OCTET, Ageat. OytCW^totoa BaiMiag.
HOWARD Fire liswaaee Co., of New fort.
OASil A.S8BITS OVER
$725,000.00.
lAivrot property AgalBst lots or dAmafo by i: And tke ntkt of InlAnd Nivigation end Tran portation. A. AMM.VlST, AcMt.
Office—jfitna BuiltCng.
fire ns-
iBTNA LIFE Insurance Co., of Hartfbrg, Conn. ASSETS orer - - 912,000,#00.00 Issues Policies ea all tbe ditrdrentalani. and at aa low rates a*safety sudforudeert.Wifi jaltifr. mdhff dlylstp A hvr bjfi
AGENTS.
T. a. M’CAKTT.
m. J. BRIGHT,
M’CARTY A BRIGHT, Real Estate .Agents, WILL bag aad Ml] Real Batato. ad ran re CoUectRento 0 * 1 Rent Dioiues, aad
10X Kaat
ny€ dAwtf.d4thp
Sm. 4 Orest Into BmlMImg,
Wa — -
a. blag toa StreeX.
SALOON.
F. J. DESCHLER, stoi* Saloon. AND BILLIARD BOOH, No. IS NmrCh Peaaeylvmmfn Street, •INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. teffT dSmlstorithp
CRACKER MACHINES.
Cracker and Bnisenlt Machiaes,
Wgffitia’ .Teels, Etc. ± DAVIS, CSacceesore to J. manufacturers of Patent Im-
Wrden from any ptly exeented. IftF-
done to lachinb*
Hi Hand Craekbr rod Biscuit . Cmtter*. Aprons. Oven Lamps,
T genpragy; - ’
Iknei and at
PIANOS ETC.
NEW MUSIC HOUSE.
The andersigned, has opened a new and Octant Waram Oa Nerth Pcnnayl' nta MaceS, Nw. 40, Opposite the Portoffiee. where he has a well selected assortment of the beat Pianos, Organs, MBLODKON$, And •thm.Mnncal In.truments, to nkfeh he InTttos the attention of Uua dt. and riefnity. CHICKERING & SOUS’ SGPEE108 FIAMS Rosewood 7 oetoye, sqnkre, with Agraffe bridge.
•>
v.f&Zg'&VS’.f.&t’ZtSS: Kvery Piano fully warranted, and satis actioix guaranteed to the purchaser. PARLOR GSM COTTAGE PIANO, Fwjly warranted; price* low. A TXTiBtV of styles. Uvery one a gem. E*4m*w rt Cto Cttwweh Orgams, Parlaw Ostrama aad Mtowdeoaa.
m«d^th^ V * t j l0U * ,lB ' 1 * now iD are. They i aa N d M;i5S l 8 ^dtoc~SSt. ed with 0,, “ S JeSdlm MYRON A. STOWBLL.
WANTED.
g£*MSfi
^tertoi
-Do not Lc imposed-unon by other
hiiMSw
Addlvao, ojgftJL
CAlTTiO^ito not be imposed-npo off worthleM emst-iron maehiiMB, ^
under the sme name or. ctherviie. Our a ii the #
AMKR -
G MACUXN
OO.^^osfeiri, Mas* .W’fefeSES 25 South Illinois (treat aUy on Diamonds. Wi *tc.,etA "
E. Pries |25. Knitting Ms».t08 atitobes
or ht. Louis, Mo.
DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP
,-i ••:>* •
by gives that the firm of ienbam.” in theeity ef Indihss this day been dissolved sent off the parties—a. W. a the in wrest of Charles
L’Bejdbam wrii reetlesil debts due from said • -5(5;‘(tei5i^ki2f b * ,,1 to “ id flr “ ^
July 10, 1880.
bvEHNER k BEN
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