The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-04-20
VOLUME vi.
Mern1ng Star and Catholic Messenger.
rz1aaRArHIc SUMMARY.
ROME.
.. NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, APRIL 90. 1873.

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kilograms received throughthe weak report
the pSRs oeVg a h9h mot dan
kilograms, which are made up .en2lrely from
anti Catholic sources, by persons.yfoiehtly op-
posed to US. We feel assured that when any
thing OF serious moment OCCURS it will reach
MS through reliable sources, several Catholic
papers as well our Bishops having direct
communication with the Vatican.
's' FRANCE. -
The Assembly having passed an act Danish
poleon issued 8 iettas to his constituents say
ing a"The Napsls0ns have twice been the sa-
viours Of France. The aape can never be
% shs hsas e ths people 1t is
p-1.Y't - S-'s ssessss,s s-ss s.;S
A riot occurred in Chatham on the 14th be.
tween the engineers and marines attached to
the arsenal at that town, and many partici-
pants were hurt. The authorities wore COM
restoring order after arresting o large number
ofShem. - zee ~
The war continues with varying success for
both parties. The Carlsts were repulsed in
their attack on Pnigcerda, after twenty -four
preparing for another attack, though the gar
rison of the place has been strongly reinforced.
The Carlists, after sharp fight, have captur-
ed the town of Onate, which is thirty miles
south Of Bilbo and contains over 5000 inhabi-
tants. e
The WAR IN SINGAPORE. ar
A Herald special from Singapore says that
the Atscheer war continues. A second assault
was made with 18th, partial success The Dassh
principal fort They are now beseiging she
Suitans palace. The fighting was desperate.
The Dutch Commander Kohlow was killed, to-
gether with two hundred men. The Atscheers
were badly arned. Tho Dutch have called
for reinforcements. Great sickness prevails
AIDED. a
UNITED STATES.
THE INDIAN WAR.
On the 11th inst. Gen. Candy, Dr..Thomas,
Meacham and ore or two others met Captain
Jack and party of Modocs on Invitation to
short speech to the Indians, followed by Gen.
Candy, and then Dr.. Thomas. Capt. Jack
made speech, asking for Hot Creek and Cot
and Darris, for a reservation. Mr.. Meacham
what heasked. Schonchen told Msaciiam to
upon that subject, and while schonohen was
speaking, Captain Jack got up and walked be-
hind the others, turned back and exclaimed,
all ready BE then drew his pistol and snapped
again and fired, Gen. Candy fell dead, shot uu-
der the eye. Schonchen then shot Mr.. Meachani
in the shoulder and head. BOston Charlie and
3.
Hooker Jim chased EEr. Dyer for some distance
but Dyer turned upon him with pistol in hand,
and Jim ran. An Indian Knocked the squaw
OF Riddle of her horse, and took il, and then
another Indian chased Riddle, and shot as him.
The troops were Immediately marched to the
scene of the massacre and found Con. Candy
entirely stripped of clethiug. Meacham is
rapidly recovering. Gen. Sherman, upon re-
eeiving the news sent the following telearam I:
HEADQUARTERs OF THE ARMY OF zHE u s., I
WAsHINeToN, d. c., April 12, 1873.
To Gen. Gillsm, Modoo Camp, via Yreka Cal..
to the country of Gen. Candy, by tho perfidy
of the Modoc band of Indiana, has been shown
TO the President, who authorizes me to in
ssruet you to mako she attack 30 strong and
ate with their crime. You win be fally justi-
ned IN their utter extermination.
(Signed) w. 7. SHERMAN, General. z
A Commissioner states that the numher of
Modoca entrenched in the cave in this lava
beds, menf women, and children, were sixty
seven. The Federal troops in the vicinity
numbered ak hundred. The Commissioaer u
tributes the difficulty to the bad faith of The
Government in violating the treaty stipula-
tons made with tho Modecs nine years ago.
The Modoc difficulty is now entirely in the
hands of the military and an attaclsis daily
expected. Advices from Arizona, to April 4th,
have basn received. Major Randall of the
23d Infantry, had fight with the Tonic Apa-
ches of Fork Verde, in which he killed forty
one warriors and captured a number of women
and children. Propositions to surrender have
been received from a large number of the worst
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THE LABOR TROUBLES NORTH ~
The Boston Sunday Herald is informed by n
prominent member, Of the United Order of
American Carpenters and Joinere, and arnaIga-
mated unions, that the commoiiOn of the Or
ganization in New York is but the premonitory
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