The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-06-23
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TELEGRAPHIC.
= LoSpux, June I7.-The Nova Scotia
giantess, Miss Anna Swan, has been
married to Mr.. Bates.
Mr. Loriilard's American Yacht En- /
chantress ia at Southampton. Eight of
her crew have been arrested for mutiny |
and one of them committed to prison |
on charge of stabbing an officer,
NEW YORK. June I7.-Weston has ae-
complished the task of walking 400
miles in days. He finished at n:41
last night, having Is minutes to spare.
He made the last mile in III minutes and
seconds, and showed little sign of IA
tigue.
LEBANON, June l7.-Mr. Vallandig-
ham died at Is minutes before ten
o'clock this morning. He went down
very rapidly after three O'Clock, having
scarcely any pulse after that hour. DR..
Dawson of Cincinnati arrived at three.
but was too late to do any good fer the
dying man. Judge Haynes, his law
parter. from Dayton, reached Lebanon
| this A. NJ, with other personal friends,
who were with him in his last hours.
McGehaw, in the prosecution of whose
case Mr.. Vallandigham lost his life, was
taken from fail this A. RI. to the bed
side. and shed tears as he beheld the
/ diving man, who had appeared, during
| the trial, to summon all his energy ana
Illegal acumen in his defense. Mr.. Fol-
]left made his argument for the Ststs'
Iloved this A. Nj. by Mr. Miliiken, and
Hit. was expected Mr.. Vallandigham
1lwould commence his argument this
evening or Monday morning. Judge
Pope. before whom the trial was pro-
ceeding. adjourned the court this morn
ing until Monday. Mrs. Vallandigham
! started for Baltimore last evening
called thence by dying brothers MF.
Vallandigham's body will be at once
taken to Dayton. . 4A4i
NEW YoRK, June 18.-Dr. Jas, Con.
nelly, while Iaboring under delEl9n
tremens to-day, cut the thToats OF M
two children, one three years, the otnel
/ seven months old, and then cut his OWL
, throat. -.,.,.,f +. -,...I 10 ,as-ta = ssfl
. WASHINGTON, June i17.-Noo instFuc
!. lions have yet been received fromo tn'
Y Treasury department in relation to col
d lection of tax due by New York Cen
t trail rail road. The matter Is delayed
: a few DAYS in order to receive decision
) of the Company acknowledging debt
2 in accordance with decision OF. law
q Officers of the government, in case n,
1 such Acknowledgement is made, VII
h collect tax by distraint and other lega
o measures. s
o CUMBERLAND, June 17.-Mrs. c. 1
II Vallandlgham came here to-day to a
y tend the funeral of her brother, Hon. Y
!! r. Mackneahon, and upon hearing tn
- morning of the accident to and death Q
:. her husband she became completeI
g, n In fol
:, ton tonight. - sd''t
! NEW YORK, une I7.-This mornin
l. certified check payable to bearer
Of the National Park bank for $3.50 wa
le presented at the counter for paymeI
nv a how. The check was drawn b
, Alex Frost, on Greenbaum Sc Co, banl
NJ ers, under the bank, and had been cert
r fed by the paying teller, e: Il, Wrigh
- and compared Greenbaum's signatul
o. across the face of the check with the
20 original signature on the banks, an
h saw no difference. They had mo
re- than, that amount in bank, but the pa,
es ing teiler's suspicious were aroused |
no Alex. Frost yesterday, when he can
into the bank and introduced bo
he saying, "this is my boy; when he pr
an sents my checks pay Them" The che
o was therefore sent down TO Greenbau'
who declared it q forgery Their &C
. tificate stamp had been duplicate
he Frost has fed. soE-4 z.s.sil 81 as..ttil
We DAYTON, O., June 1S.-The renal
nd of Mr.. Vallandigham arrived here ye
mt terday evening, in charge OF st. JONI
he Lodge of Masons, who will conduct {
Is, obseouies. Mrs. Vallandigham, W
in is almost crushed by the double ami
It's ton of the loss of her husband al
b. q brother, arrived tonight. The fnneI
90 will take place Tuesday afternoc
it; Large numbers of people from the CT
and country visited the house to-da
Ir. and profound sympathy for the berea
I'd. ed family is universally expressed.
art ROME, June 1S.-PIot for assassinati
M of the Pope has been discovered.
~; az was concocted in London, Florence a
ne Paris, by members Of the Information
Society. The assassination was plann
:. to take place yesterday. Popes ubfl
I was attended with great eclat, and
au European sovereig1is, including Wet
-. ria, sent congratulations to his holine
-, Further postponement OF transfer
,n' capital of Italy from Florence to Ros
~. will be announced soon, probably. e.
ng ST.. LOUIS, june ia most 'extrat
yet binary and horrible suicide oecurr
,ut here Yesterday. About six. o'clock
nd the morning Nils, Isabella NJ .Strlt
asst land, wife of o steamboat engineer, W
ant has recently shown marked signs Of
ne sanity, left her. house and went 70
aid pond near by, with the evident into
the ton of jumping in, but was prevent
nd by a man who was watching her. L
the turning home, she changed fine dr.
an, for q calico one, took a well filled CT
it. oil Iamp and some matches, went In
the the cellar, saturated her clothes W
the oil, set fire to them, and before disco
bly, cred was so badly burned that she a.
all, in few hours. -, -.......s-.,si
in, On Saturday, Mrs. Elizabeth Wels'
ote / a widow, who has children and reIatiN
we in OIathe, Kansas, and to which pls
I'VE she was preparing to go, took Intern
of ly some medicine which had been .pl
dr. scribed BIZ physician as wash, for
the sore knee, and died from itg effects, 5
the left one Child here. essiua .sasg4atl,i
IN GALVESTON, Texas, June sl9.---L.
Friend, agent kiowa Indians, wTit5
an letter to Governo or. Davis. of this sta
arc saving it is, evident that during 4
ION coming summer there will be- "
:. messed the most extensive yrayages
81 frotieP Texas. Almost all Indians
- this agency and sOheyennes haYesi
- and are now on the war path. We lea
from Indians coming in frequentlystl
the Comanches ara also alive, and !
plains are black with Apachea.l 3
"a "a creasing depredations eorrOborate tn
vi reports. Il Apaches have beenaconR
from the Colorado and furtheriIsou
.ho and it is most likely depredationss GO
-:T mitted on the far southssReKeiby thf
=. We learn, also that their rendezgt
IN west sofsGreservation is what is cal
vi vi Rum Island, Texas, where trainers fn
III New Mexico meet Indians GAdafurn
III them arms and ammunition in exchal
Sc for horses ahd cattle.s.4e Ess4s !.
In an interview between. GeAs.sS h
Dirk man, Marcy, GriersoB, and agent at.
oy. Il Tatum reservation, it was shown to
.m-I an indisputableu tact that 4ndians'l
ok longing 10 that reservation ara hos
ley to the whites, and on, the War pa
Gen. Sherman said that Indians hayl
led SO frequently broken itheir treal
sty shonId be declared outlaws, and g
IN eminent should cease to care for thu
BIZ. but laequestra1e Their lands and pun