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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07

Real Estate Agent and Aurtionccr
corner Of eleventh and Bank streets.
'lNHE BEAUTIFUL FARM AND COUN-
/ TRY SEAT CALLED "LABURNUM." IN
THE BkOOn TUkNPikE AND HERMIT Nt
RICHMOND. CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED,
AND SiNTI-OAE AND ! HALE ACkES, For
SALE Al AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OK RI
SERVE.-I am INSTRUCTED TO oil.i for sale, on the
premises, On I'll Ut, DAY the 18TH June ls79. at D
O'Clock p. NJ. IT lair, Ii not fe hrst lair day there,
after the aluVe beauI III and atLrdltive Tar IN ced
"IABURN UM," the late residence Of the Hon.
lanes Iyons one aIda half miles north of this city,
on the Brook turnpike, containing 16l LIZ aCRr -
This property Is so well Known mat minute nc,
scriutiou Is unnecessary. The dwelling Is supplied
With all of the comforts of Il towu-hoilSe-whler'
rns &C. and kitchen with range OF the best 'l'la-
ity. ,o,, o,,.
aud rye, and look well. ,
The land fronts on Tie turnpike, Hermitage road
and cross-road le;iding from the TURNPIKE To- ih-
latter road, thus giving 1t advantages for slb-ulis
ion into smaller tracts. plat OF when can I've SEEN
al my cface. The carly completion or The great
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Will doubtless dau 10
the value of real estate In anu arunn our city.
Recently the Richmond AND Fredericksburg Ran All
road Company purchased at 5000 per acre laiii o
po,ite the Fair grounds and within mile 9i 'hs
place, on which they are now erecting WORKSHOPS
ami other buildings. which gives additional VALUE TO
the contiguous property.
For fur her particulars apply 10 the aucroneer.
TERMS: About $4,000 will be required In cash
ms to the balance of the purchase money 1t Is be-
made known ut the hour oil sale. The place is per-
frctly healthy. aud the wa'cr excellent am in
structed to say that the sale iCiL De pOStlre
te 7.eod ... " .iuDDlN. Auctionrcr.
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BY James l.. Appersor, Real Estate Ailctioneer,
No. 1913 Main street.

rOMMISSIONER'SS SALE OF REALLY
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY ON MAIN AND
ON CLAY SrREtTS, IN THE CITY OF RitH'
MuND, FOR SALE AT AUCTlOS-By virtue
+ a decree of the t'hanccry Court of the clty'ot
ltchmond entered on the 18th Of april: 1874 In the
sui: of Dickin on rs Beers ct aS., T%l SELL on te
premises In the order named, ON WEpNESDAn,
June H. 1874 If fair IL Lot the next fair day mere
.,fierj the following TRULY VALUABLE REAL
ESi / it.-vlz.: All O'Clock 7. NJ, the INA MITE
AND STUCCOkD- BRI Ck-FR0NT STORE No.
1918 III the north si,!e OF aatn between Ihirteeiiin
and Fourteenth streets, occupied by Messrs D. ".
Randolph Il English as bookstore. .hnhcrS, &c.,
.o3 by 100 feet more or lrss t" Io"acco alley.
Immediately thereafter, those TMiI LOTS Al
Tile NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN AND
EIGHTH STREETS, WITH THE STORE, No.
so occupied by MesSrs. A. Petri i Co., cnnfectl0n-
rs &c 30 SAP by los Ii2 feet to an alley lb feet
vide, And at o'clock p. ~. Two LOTS ONIAk
NORTH SIDE OF CLAY Br,TWEES MINI II
AND TENTH STREETS. with the SIN ,ll brick
house Glur ro0nlsl aud carp nter's shop thereon
A nv rs teet. more. LEGS all producing gond
ra,.taj THIS GALE PRESENTS RARE w
PUkrUNlTY~ FOR FlRST-RATE HIVES l.
TenMs: 0ne-fourth cash: balance at six. twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes Interest
Of siT MGR cent added aud title retauci until the
Whole ole p purchase money Is paid and conveyance
directed bY the court. a. u. 1919
2T-tdS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
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Ey Richardson Il Co.
kcal Es,Str Agents ard AucllonccTs,
lll3 Main street
,n1.n NAlIARLE BUILDING LOTS

,,rIE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
L ~ CHURCH NIL FOR SALE RI Aux.
I'ln\ on SATURDAY the I'll, instant, al 50
,t.,s 7. W. wr shall sell 10y auction, on the pre-
.,.., irI.E VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
'r ,r,, t,ns 5a>l25 feet the west side of Twen-
,..,.aH.h >in,. corner Of Leigh street.
Vl,v>. t'u,.thiri cash: tr,lance In six and
. "a, tarni~ negotiable notes 10 he given for the
.,,r,,! ,aylncnls, wihinterest added. aud secured
~. D.. i,,~i Il trust RICHARDSON i Co, e.
Aucuoncers.
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AUCTION sAT,Et@ .,Fi, v,.ya--
BY Robertson. Rronauatif q Co.,
Real Eatate Agents. and Anctioneers,
Hull street, opposite The courthouse.

RY VIRTUE bF Al DEED OF TRUST
exechted 10 lhe an trustee on tic 10th day Of
Masch' ts7a, 6y Wil!iam N.nfree, Ir. and GUY re-
Cofueu ~ the eicrks Office OF Chesterfield County
Court te Il 81. page OK shall, being reauirtd 30
20 90 py the beneficiary. sell public auction, on
uie bretitses gn kSDAYtlieist h or June 1879,
LAND lying near the Midlothian coal-niines In
GhGstcrbeld county. cnntainlng about 0j2 ACRES.
cock, and offers. This land lies about two and q
half miles from Coalfeld station on the ktchpon,l
and 9Ia,fytlle railroad. within the coal-eld AbOu,
one-thsr ia eeare tho residue In forest of oak ard
pine fne surface Indications OF the existence Of
cow are ~ good as any In the coal field ~
The buildings eoiisist ora DWELLING with nine
OF ten rooms, and ali necessary out-houses. .. I
TERMS: Cash sufficient tn pay e1,.en-es of sale
ano $50 Sise OF TIE 10th Of March, 1874 land 81 $40
ON tile 10th OF March, 1875 10 be secured byu deed
ID ist on the property; the residue OF the purchase
money,if any, TO be payable at such times and Sc
cuiei IN such manner ~ the said Hinfree shall
direct ana In Default OF such direction rs the
Tee shall think fit. } rss g. BROOKS, Trustee
KoBERTSOT. RRoSArCu q Co Amctinneers
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers'
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
IS ~ Manchester Va. -8t.t

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- shall e2pose.for ssie. at public auction, en- "a
TUKDaY the l4tli day Of June 1878, at o'clock !:
a. ONE HANDSOME FRAMED TWO-STORS
BUILDING, situated on the east limo Fourteenth or
Harrison street. between Porter and Perry streets.
The iUt fronts 42a feet by 6j feet The house Just
FINISHED. contains four good rooms, ncighborhood
good. and an Improving locality;
TERMS: One-fpurth cash balance In toaI, gght,
ad twelve mOntus six Ier cent. Interest added aiid
hnu ss WI M. i t.Iisf decd. & J. M. MOODY,
sccufeu w !" .t y - - -. g.sf Trustee.
!. s,s,!,fe anoye sale VIZ VIII offer THHEELOTS
., nct each on Perry between fourteenth Street ana
Iaa Fotjk LOTS, % feet each, on Fourteenth
near Summer Stseet. ,tonny RoyAlJ,
q TERMS: Atsale.., MooOA hHciionrers
je 7-Sa, Tu,F &Sa 1A"'''0
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r HAVE FOR SALE PRIVATELY THE
i FOLLOWING FARMS-TO WIT:
One near Hungary station, In the county of Hen
rico. and one In New Kent county near IunStall,s
station, and one In Powhatan county, with good
buildings.
TERMS: Accommodating. l.. u. EACIIp, l
ie s-,f TCll 4 state Agent.
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! GnupBs & WILLIAMS, Ane,ioneerss. =, J. .,s,,.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE. Il VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOT, tbirty-elght feet five inches front on the
east line of Eighth street north of Leigh. with d
small frame dwelling thei con no. 607l. The lot
has Il depth If one hundred and fifteen feet 10 wide
alley, and is sufficiently large for two tcuemcnts.
For sale privately for few days. For further par
ticulars and terms apply to ". 3. ROBINS,
lie 8.3t 1905 Bank street.
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POSTPONEMENT

The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
June 2lst Mt IL O'Clock NJ, at the same place. C0h-
veyanccs Will be at Coaleld on the morning of that
Gay 10 take persons arriving ny the O'Clock Dan
Vile train TO the place of sale. ir1
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MOODY & RoYALL. AuctIoneers
BY Cook Il LaughJon, Auctioneers.
corner Franklin ami Governor streets.

T ICORICE.-I WILL SELL AT AUG.
~ TON, on THURSDAY, June IL, at o'clock,
about $50 cases MASS LIGORICE, of various
brands. JAMES c. MCANDREW
Cook & LAUGHTOS Auctionpprs ip = tj%
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Wa.sinxfon Items.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Fofty millions OF
the new bonds have been sent to the synal'
cate. :,
81 The debt statement shows a decrease OF
81. $50 900 amour: Of coin in the Treasury,
nearly 81, 000, 900; currency nearly S3,'oo''
600. -,
Supreme Court: The Police Jury rs. Bril-.
tan-frnln Louisiana. The court holds tha,
certain coupons issued By the police jury OF
Tcrsas parish on account OF levee WORK III
1869 were unauthorized. Judgment re-
vcrscd.
In The same c,urt tHoldam ct ais. Us.
Sumner ri dis.) the court decides that all
statutes of prescription and limitation were
SUSPENDED, at least In the Federal courts,
during the war: which in Louisiana was
not determined until the proclamation OF
the President ot~April, 1866. Decree III
firmcd.
The reason for the postpnncmrnt ny tht
Supreme Court to-day of the application 81
the counsel tor Warm0th for The allowance
of the aprpal from the decision OF Judge
InIrell in the Louisiana case was that The
court had nothing but the application before
II and therefore could not act. The council
was granted leave TO file the record ana
other papers in the case preliminary to 1t
consideration.
Eminent lawyers practicing before the
court arc of the opinion that the supreme
Court will not immediately act upon the
subject mt the fall term to which it has adj
ioIrned, but will delay in order to give
Congress another opportunity to act upon
the Louisiana complications rs n political
question, thus removing it from judicial re-
yipw.
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A GRAND MISUNDERSTANDING, New
York, is to he widened by twenty-five feet
from Tlirty-third 10 Fifty-ninth street.
Houses are 20 be torn down on both sides of
the street. This widening will cost millions
of Collars and these millions are now to be
expended because the City Engineer OF
twenty, or Thirty, or forty years ago was not
the right man in the right place. Instead of
paying for twenty-five feet of land, New
York city has to pay for that much land
enormously increased in value, and the fine
houses upon it.
Let Richmond profit by this circumstance.
In the matters OF laying out and grading
streets the City Engineer soon to be chosen
should be Il man Of enlarged views. Other
wise, though his services may cost but little
now, they will be found to be very dear in
the end.
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The Late MIR. Brooks.

We feel more than the ordinary regret at
the death OF the editor OF the New York
Esvres$. knowing we'll his professional
career, and having enjoyed Il personal ac-
Guaintaucc with him, we cin well appreciate
his worth and bis achievements in his pro-
icc-iuI.
Mr.. Brooks, We may say, was the father OF
modern newspaper l~etter-writine in the
United States. He at an early age went to the
lar in Portland, Nc; but. involuntary drawn
PLAYING remarkable powers of observation
and great readiness ut dc ,cription of personal
character anil scenery, the editors of the
Portland Datly idtcrttSer sent him to
paper. He was Il little over twenty; but
his sketches Of men and public matters were
~ very clever and discreet that they were
copied far and wide. Prior to his day thu
known II the country. Of course there
were occasional letters published in the pa
ler>: but such a thing rs the regular organ
ization OF II lvtter.writin9 department in
newspapers had not sprung iuto existence.
The letters of Mr.. BROOKS suggested this
department, and soon afterwards prominent
newspapers sent their correspondents to the
Federal capital !; but what they did under
the then slow transmission of new, by The
post-coachcs with four in hand to the great
49, cities and The dcnsc>t communities wa.
but Il small beginning to the vast and uni
rersai!y pcrlncating business at this dar.
The Portland Daily Adrcrtiser was rem
dered SO famous by MIR. BRooxs's letters
aud its editors saw so much ADVANTAGE. i,
employing Mr.. BRooKs's talents, tina, tho,
sent him on ii tour through the United States
and BIS letters were generally copied by tb,
newspapers. This led to an enlargement O
his sphere of operations. and he was sent +
Lusops. HIS letters from Europe wer
equally popular With biz letters vt tetps, an,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-02

New YORK, May 1.-The steamer fralcl>
Wright. hence for Wilmington. y. T., supk
at sea to-day. The crew was saved.
The following is the statement oil captain
FuirchiId. OF the Francis Wright
.4pril 3t-1l.35 p. M--The shaft ON the
mort engine broke in the steafn-Stu1nng boz.
carving away the sleeve. deadwood, &c, IN
the after part Of The ship. The water coming
in rap:dIv and the engineer finding 1t lmpoS-
sibIc TO stop the leak. shut of the zen lnlec-
ton and put on the hilgc INJECTION aud the
donkey pumps. The mate wis also put with
all hands on the forward pumps. The snip
is sinking fast.
MAY l--l2:1j 4. M,--The ship Is filling
so fast that it put out the fires i'll the malll
boiler. Si"mlled II passing steamer; TN,
dcr>tood her mnie TO be Clarahel. Asked
the captain to ASSIST in towing the vessel
ashore on the beach. He found il impossi-
bic to do anything for us.
$50 4. .M.-Found it unsafe TO remain OH
board any longer. aud abandoned the vessel.
She went down stem first i'll about twenty
live minutes after the boats left.
AT daylight we saw Il schooner, pulled ior
her, and found her to be the John kclso'
from Virginia. who brought Us II this port
The Francis Wright WAS built III 1850 al
Fair Haven, and was J9I tons burlhcn.
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Death of John r. Thomson.

.JonS Il. THOMPSON, ESP. died Of con
sumption in New York city on Wednesday
last, aged about fifty years. Mr.. TnoMPSos
was a native Of this city. He graduated at
the University. He became whilst still Il
Young man The editor of the Southern Lite
rary Messenger, a periodical which EDGAR y.
PoE and others Including the late Cummo-
dore MAURY) had then made famous through
out the country. As such he maintained his
reputation is Il graceful writer and III rrimi.
Mating critic. hut did not add greatly to il
BY any critical essay or other production OF
his pen. During the civil war he wrote one
ortwo poems. il poems we may style them,
of some merit. Afterwards he Went to Eu.
p where he remained for some time.
Upon his return to this country he became
connected with the New York Ecening Post,
il paper which had Il high name to maintain,
and, as the literary editor thereof, did credit
TO himself and the Post. He remained in
this position until his death.
Mr.. THOMPSON was remarkable not for great
originality, nor for vigorous thought, but
for purity, graccfulncss, and accuracy of ey-
preston. He was u fair, just, and diScrimi.
mating critic. He was a southern man, and
never enjoyed in the world of letters that
distinction which sonc northern men of les
merit have possessed.
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G York Items.

NV YORK, May 1.-Otis ID. Sevan Il Co.
have suspended.
The Chamber Of Commerce held its an
nual meeting to-day. and reelected William
Z. Dodge president; George Opdyke, viii,
liam NJ. Vermilgc, Samuel d. Babcock, and
5. Humphreys, vice-president>. and A. A.
Lowe chairman Of the Executive Commit
tee. ;,
The Broadway Bank to-day called IN
81 200, 900 on account of the payment OF IN
tcrcst and the maturing bonds OF the city;
The May interest on the bonds of the Mo-
bile and Montgomery Railroad Company has
been dcfarltcd. The rre2idant of the com
uanv, in il letter circular, however, says 1t
will be paid soon.
The strike of the CriSpins has been sue
cc>slul. The men are now working at the
ucW rates.
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is to have tunnel beginning at the west end
of the new lake tunnel. aud running 3 5-6
miles under the city, and will be about II
feet below the ordinary level of the lake. 1t
will be Xxi 1G feet. 1t is to DC completed
in less than two years. 1t is said that the
whole cost Of the tunnel and of the pumping
machinery which will be erected at its end
will be less than a million of dollars. All
e~xtinguishing fires and furnishing water to
the Chicago people. Surely that deserves
to be called a great city which undertakes
and executes 50 many of these noble enter
pri>es.a
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pressed at the fact that the late commission
ers had left no list of exhibitors nor the plan
of arrangement of places for American eS-
bibitors. Everything American Is in con
e,,sinn The exhibition managers, however,
are atfording all facilities for the CLASSIFICATION
of American goods.
INAUGURATION OF THE EXHIBITION.
VIESNA. May 1.-The Worlds exhibition
was inu,1guratcd This afternoon by the En-
pcror of Austria with imposing ceremonies
in the presence of Il vast assemhlage OF peo,-
Die from all parts OF the earth. The proceed
ipcs began with an address from the Arch
duke Charles to the Emperor congratu-
/ lating his Majesty on the suspicious cyen''
and asking to pronounce the exhibition
open. ~
The Emperor replied briefly, expressing
his satisfaction ut the completion of the pre-
parr,tionS for the great work, and then lot
Inallv declared tic universal exhibition OF
1873 open.
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E;;oody Tragedy I'm Kentucky.

1T. LocIs. May l.--AdNiccs from Mar>lm'l
county. n.y., give account of Il tragedy IN
that county >nlnc days ago. 1t appears that
a year ago James Doughcrty married Il
daughter of Howell smith. they lived I'M
happily together, and finally separated. On
sunday last Smith told l)ougherty he could
settle the difficulty between him and his
wife: whcreupon Dougherty instantly shot
the old man dead, and fled. subsequently
he was captured, and was being taken back
to Marshall county when the son OF the MUIR
dered Smith, who was one of the capturing
party. fired upon Doughcrty, woundin= him
IN the hand and arm. after which he club
bed his gun. and with the butt Of it crushed
DoughertS'S head into Il jelly.
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rr.,, Atlantic Rank DcfaIcafiOn.

New YORK, May IAN examination '.'lo
the Atlantic Bank affairs Shows liat iai,'tol
loaned over S340,0Oo in securities "'''cI
have disappeared. Among tue loans n,e
$50 900 to l.. p. Niles. Il broker, ana 2o',ooo
to an undcrclerk of Ni;es'>. Nearly an lhe:e
were made within three mouths. mere i
-rcat discrepancy between the accounts OH
the books and the statements OF ocpo,'tols.
one of the directors oycrdrcW ms HcCouh'
000 The d,v before the failure of the bank.
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div Limits of ST. Louis.

ST. Louis. May 1.-The supreme Court
has declared demonstrations an act of the
Legislature establishing what is known here
as !. West City Linits.' and which has since
been added to The city a> Thirteenth Ward.
1t also provides for Il Board of Park Com
nis>ionrrs with power to purchase or con-
denim land for park purposes, issue bonds,
aud levy and collect taxes, all of which has
been dune. and vii! now have TO be mlonc.
leading to many complications and much
ypxitlDn,
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4 False prOnhet EinprfsOned.

.ArcrsrA, GA, May 1.-Jo>eph T. Curry,
who styles himself the Prophet YahovelI, d.
vincly commissioned TO teach Il new diSpensa-
ton, and who was convicted OF formation
at the last term of the Columbia Superior
Court. has been sentenced by Judge Gibson
to imprisonment for six months in The county
Jail and pay 4 tine of $500. Curry had am
pie opportunity to escape. but prefers TO be
made Il martyr of. He is now in Jail i'll Co
lumbia COUNTY. Ga.
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The Wreck of the Atlantic.

HALIFAX, May 1.-THE steamer Lacka-
wana arrived to-day at noon from the scene
of the wreck Of the Atlantic. The ship llitS
been blown almost to pieces with Sunpow-
der. Large quantities of goods were recov'
cred yesterday. Fourteen bodies were
brought up Tuesday and twenty-eyen yes
terday. mostly women. They were irightful-
ly mutiIatcd, and were Immediately buried.
The total number of bodies thus far rccOv-
cred is $40.
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Tile MOD0C WAR.
sorfh Carolina Affairs.

CHARLESTON, May 1.-The Chamber o.
Commerce passed a resolution declaring Ii
due to the credit and good faith OF the leo'
pIe. ana to the holders of unque,''ol'a1ll
valid bonds. that the taxpayers he repre-
scntrd in the bond suits. y committee wa,
appointed to procure counsel and carry ou'
the provisions of the resolution.
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Raid on Illicit DIstiiIcrs by a forI'es
Chief-oE-Posice of Itichmond-lEIee
Persons Captured md Wo'''os"-
A~nnaratus and liquor Destroyed.
Especial telegram 10 IL" Dispn'ci'.i

Especial telegram 10 tc D'sp"u"'i -,
Abingdon, May i.-Coloncl George J.
E,ybrrt. Deputy United States Marshal. Tor
mc,ly Chief of Police of Richmond. WIN Il
posse, have lust returned from Il raid on ILL
cit di.tillerics in Washington county about
twenty miles from Abingdon. They sue
cecded in capturing, after n long chase Eli
iah Widener, n. Rouse, and James L. Rouse.
Widcncr was shot in the leg before he
would surrender. The prisoners were
brought to Abingdon and committed TO jail
for want of bail. Colonel Egbcrt destroyed
y still and niue tubs of mash or beer-barrels
of whiskey.
The parties arrested were all armed with
navy revulvers and rifles.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

TOPEKA, May 1.-FuIl adviccs from the
Southwest leave 10 doubt that the recent
story of Indian outrages in that locill'! are
pure GalSifcations.
PARSONS, Kansas, May 1.-Enocl 1ioaS,
Superintendent of Indian AtLirs. passed mere
today with delegations of Winnebago In
dams from Wisconsin, who go TO s'IecI d
home in the western part OF the lhulan III
r,torv for their tribe, which numbers one
thousand.
OTTAWA, CANADA. May L. Lieutenant
Governor Morris, of Manitoba. has gone 10
Fort Garry in consequence OF tne rcpo''c"
Indian troubles in the Northwest.
ToRoSro, May IA special from fort
Garry asserts that the reports OF lndiah
troublcs are baseless.
THE MODoC A
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Tclegraphic con,
sultation between the President, Geneia'
Sherman, and the Secretary of War, has re-
suited in leaving everything tothe discretion
of General Schotield.