New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
.u.TINUED FRon F1Kgr PAGE. IL

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san FRANCISCO. June l6.-A.i ne Nofoc |
prisoneIs have Leen reIno7ea o so!. A4s-
Na.h under strong guard.
the reported invasion OF sonora, Me2lco,
by bands o! Apaches :GoH tie '-c.A.ty
Of Tucson Is dtnled.
James Cidf.ld was murdered n Re town
Of P;.iisade. Sonora, by a man named An
dist, who stabbed bis victim Il the presence
Of he wife.
u. O. Mills has resigned :!lc position G!
pre. der. ci the Bank Of Cal.'a1n!a.
j: is reported :oday -ha. ". ..iam Sharon
has finally purchased Tie .L,.Ies- u. Hunt
ingtoI and Hopkins II tie Ce-.;a. Iac'tc
rai';cad.
NASHVILLE. June !G.-TiMt..*o inter.
ntnt. are reported from cnt!e;a snc: sa.
Uidsy. A large percentage 81 ;Lose AZ
tackled have recovered. Tie deaths were
ioI the uos: part a.Lauc ..e c"iu.:L yoDn-
BATON.
CHICAGO, Jane iG-Spsciai Treasury
Agent Bailey arrived q. SpyiD .ie.G. III
roi.. ,sst nigh: with one Of .le mes: t;o:p.e-
come o: the couI-ei:e.:iIg ana forging ira
ternity. one Merrill, alias Moore. a!.as MOI
ris aud with probably Cther ..ilae.. ~
his person were ;ouIa blank crafts o. ,ae
Ei,s. Nations. Bank 6. M,nU LIS. 81; Nd
tonal Bank of Grand Kat Is, aleAls"H'
and on two 81 three EatInh.i ibanks IL '.i
mont. He had also le,-e: o: erec!'' "p'.,.
ies, forged. :ioIr (. D.Ek !. i:.ci. ~"
York.
A bloody battle occurred her. tL4s morn
:op at tie corner Cf HaisteG AUG I'i"
streets between three poi!ce otil"efs anu .ne
ealIe Eum Der OF bun glars, wD!cH reeu ca
in the .hooting and probable ku-lns o. Jach
Allan. one of the most t:..iLg ana holoii'
Gus thevc. III the country, ana sAie '@i ui1
of Dave Reggie. alias Rogers. OF oue-'.i nsu
rcply loss noted N..LElD
The burglars were spotted last nlShr ry
Sh,-,tt Mcdonald, OF Sioux City. On tram
from Milwaukee, in which city they hsa' on
Saturday night, robbed a dry gooGs store "'
several Thousand dollars wolth o. Eoods'
NcDona!d relegraphed 70 police headluaf-
ters here, and three poiicemen Me' aEe
train At the depot, but the thelVes. c"tchlng
sipL: OF them. jumped tom :Ie Sax ana
ran.
The officers overlook them and me! with
fierce resistance on attempting theiI arrest;
Allen drew pistol and fired AL 1nefectua1
shot at officer Simmons. who returned IL,
one of his shots striking Allen N the slce
and penetrating the intest.ne'. :Hiie:hg, II
ia believed. q mortal wound. NeGglo also
fought desperately. but was tinaily captured
and is now IN jail. Abou: 5000 worth OF
Goods stolen in Milwaukee were recovered.
The third burglar made his escape.
A dispatch from Decatur. Illinois. says
that last September, A w. Drake. a farmer,
living near Mo xeaDoua, Illinois. died under
suspicious circumstances. Mrs 1ofK, MS
mother-in-law and housekeeper. was sus-
pec.ed Of having had something 10 DO with
his sudden death. but no steps were taken
to investigate the matter. aad Mrs. YORK
went 10 reside with her s0n II haIsas'
where, few days since she was taken SICK.
The physicians told her she had but Jew
hours to live, and sEe then confessed 10
having poisoned her husband IN !Soo Mrs
A. W. Drake her daughter, two children OF
A. w. Drake. the wife of E. l.. Drake. Tor
merly of this city, and last September a.
w. Drake She then went, she adds. 70 her
sons and short time ago made mixture
of poisou 70 administer TO him at The hrst
opportunity. Feeling unweH day or Two
afterward. she went after some lnedecine
to a cupboard and by mistake took the
fatal dose prepared tor her son. WHICH Ie'
suited in her own death.
CIcINNArI, June 1.-THE past forty-eisht
hours have developed the presenc. here OF
cases resembling cholera. Three fatal
cases and three not fatal, part OF when liad
all the symptoms Of cholera, within thls
period. were reported at the regular meet
ing OF he Academy o! Medicine tonight.
The announcement in the papers TINS
morning Of fatal case having cholera
symptoms created no excitement during the
day whatever, the citizens generally no:
apprehending the prevalence OF chc!efa as
epidemic during this season.
MEMPHIS. June iG-The weather today
was very untavorable for the Improvement
Of the health OF the city. as during last
night the mercury fell E31 and today was
cloudy and hot. The :n:erments to-day
were nineteen. fifteen Ot whom c!ec C1
cholera and cholera infantum.
The clty council this afternoon passed an
ordinance to establish Board OF Health.
BELFAST, Me-. June l6.-At daylight :hi.
morning Almond Gordon. farmer living
near Opdyke station. and. bis wife ara
Youngest daughter were fouily murdered III
one bed, and his little son, SIX years eid'
who slept in crib in the same room. was
feariully wounded, and the house set on
fire. All the bodies were very much mu-
;ilated. A bloody AK, with which the
slaughter was done, was found near at
hand. A younger brother of the murdeied
man is now under arrest, cEaTgad with the
crime. The alleged canae Of the bloody
work YVES dispute about some property
The suspected man appears perfectly calm
and manifests no anxiety.
The following additional particulars OF
the Thorndike murder have been elected:
John Gordon. q man of seventy years II
age, had recently conveyed to bis son Al
mon NJ, his faIm worth $1,000. taking back
= mortgage for life for the supper; OF him
self and wife. :,
The other son, John T.. dissatiftisd
with the arrangement, and pro"aniv
thought that bv the death OF his brother
and family the property would fall t" hinl
This is the only motive thus far assigned
At the time OF the murder the old psoplt
were absent on a visit. The inmates o1 l!se
house were the murdered man, Almcn M
aged Twenty-Five: his wife. aged twenty
two: the children. Ira b.. aged six. "a little
girl. aged seventeen months; Anna, n!ec"
aged nine: John T.. tue brother. and hired
man.
About = A. NJ. the latter was awakened
by the shrieks OF the little boy. AID Ii
Immediately discovered that the house wat
on fire. He informed the neighbors. anG
the flames were extinguished without muci
damage. The bodies of father, mother anc
the infant who occupied the same bed were
soon found mangled and so scoIcLeG rs :.
be hardly recognizable.
A little bov, who slept in crib IN :l'
same room, was severely wounded. bu
NAV survive. The bloody deed was evl
dently committed with an ak, which Wa
found on the premises. The wounds OF tLt
three murdered persons were inflicted "pol
the head. and must have caused .Est@n
death.
Brother John was soon arrested. Ic !.
twenty eight years DID, IL farm laso!er. ana
unmarried. lie maintains a sullen !nG!rer
ence. refusing to answer any que estlons. hu
eaying that at the proper time he vii. Ge
1end himself. The coroner held an lnNues
this evening, but the jury had not rerdere'
verdict when the last train left Thorndlh
ut 6:30 ?. NJ. The prisoner viii proh"1l,
be arraigned before the police cou:t so-mo.
LITTLE Rock, June l6.-The courthouse
with all the records of Greer CoUnt"
burned on The night of the twelfth.
About three weeks ago. Ill kuth"'ior'
county. George Woods, coloren. :avish.o