Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06
News Summary.

Boston June 30-The Irish National
Band has arrived A public reception
will be given on Monday, by the Irish
Societies.
New York June 30-Subscriptlons
for the General Thomas monument
AMOUNTS to S4,2l6.
German emigrants can no longer be
sgindled by bogus money.
Hugh Howell Brown, one of the
most popular Baptist preachers of Great
Britain, visits this country in August
There is remarkable case of ha-
bcas corpus before the Supreme Court
j. NJ Patterson, we'll known pianist
and musical composer, sues to gain pof
session Of his eldest child, aged two
years. now held by its mother, Adelaide
l.. l.. Patterson, nee Magon. The
father claims that his children were
stolen away from him and so confined
to the house that ono OF them died The
mother appears well enough disposed
toward her husband, but is entirely
under the influence OF mischief making
friends.
Washington June 30--The Acting
Assistance Secretary Of the Treasury
has directed the Assistant Treasurer Of
New York to purchase a million OF
bonds on "Wednesday, and purchase a
million of gold on Thursday, through
July. lie has also called in million
aud half OF the three per cent. loan
certificates Of August 1868.
San Francisco, July Henry Dns
cos, an Italian, interfering between two
of his countrymen who were having "a
fight in a city front saloon last night,
had his cheek cut open from the ear to
the chin.
Three deaths occurred this forenoon
from smal pox, aud there are now "A
eases in the pest house. one OF which Is
that of paticn, who fell from his bed
in dclrum aud fractured his skull.
Rutland, June 30--The night ex>
press on the Vermont Central, due at
midnight, Saturday broke through
cnlvert near Eirginnes, totally destroy
lug the New York coach aud sleeping
car All but one person, brakeman,
escaped serious injuries
Madrid, June 3o.-The resignation
of Nalmas,1a, Captain General Of Cuba,
has been accepted. General Cabollo>
will temporarily snecced him 1t is
understood the post will be open for the
present by the Minister Of War.
Milwaukie, June 80 Colonel Loom
is Chief Of the Artillery to General Rose
cranz, now confined at the Soldiers
Home, is rapidly wasting away with
sottening of the brain.
Boston July Ito day was devoted
mainly to Irish music aud drew only
twenty thousand persons. A fantasle
from Faust by the French baud wa
played, aud Madame Pazreka Leuetver
gave airs from the Magic Flute Per-
forluanees OF The Irish band under Cle~
mems were popular feature Irish mu
sicians showed their skill under their
accomplished leader, who had them in
perfect training and kept them on the
stage for over an hour The enthusiasm
was immense and orertopped that
aroused by the anvil chorus with its
guns aud strikers. The Harp that
once through Tara's Halls" was sung
by the chorus and audience. The
Csrenadicr band revived the enthusiasm
by performing in fue style The Oheron
overture, and on an encore gave several
American favorite airs.
New York, July In the Stokes
trial John Marshal, The valet of FlSk,
testified that Fisk made his headquar-
ters at MansfeId's, where the witncs~
was employed to wait on Fisk. The
witness left Mansfieid's because he
didn't like to wait on Stokes.
Officer McAdams testified that he
arrested Stokes, whom Fisk recognized
as his murderer.
DIR lanes r. Woods testified that he
could account for the Colonels death IN
no way but that the shock to his system
caused it. There was peritonitis TO
his system, but not enough to cause
death. William Tweed was with Fisk
The latter was very anxious to know
whether he was going to die. | order
ed his will made. Cannot say that ne
wandered in his mind. Death ensued
| soon after the wonnd.