, 1873-06-05

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WASHINGTON, May 2S.-A special ays
the Administration is at last willing to
admit thai Col. Mckenzie did not pur-
sue the Kickapoos into Me- leo without
instructions from Washington. The
President is made 10 say, 'If Mexico is
to bs an Asylum for highway robbers.
after the United States protest, we do
not intend to sanction it. and if the
Mexican Government complains, this
Administration intends to treat it as an
acessorc guilty as the principals
Col. Mckenzie has received orders to
esterminate the Kickapoes ard Lipans.
Levi Soulas was hanged yesterday, at
Marion Count House, South Carolina,
for the murder of Noah Sutton, On the
10th OF February last.
New YORK, May 2s.-Jim Brady, a
notorious burgler, was arrested ester
day. He jumped out ofa second story
window of No. 43, 9th Avenue, where
he had been trying to negotiate what
are supposed to be stolen bonds. Five
shots were fired after him. Jacob Ben
son, q resident Of 9th Avenue was hit III
the leg. Brady ran into the basement
of No. 800 Leroy captured
The gentleman who occupied the prem
ises, picked up $4,000. in q. S. bonds
which Brady threw away in his flight.
Police are of the opinion that most OF
the bonds were stolen from the body OF
Captain Colvocorressess, who was found
dead in field near Bridgeport, Connec-
ticut. nearly year ago, from pistol
shot wound in the head. The manner
of the death of Capt. Colvocoresess was
in doubt, it not being clear whether he
committed suicide or was murdered.
A few days before his death, the friesds
of the Captain knew that he had in his
possession bonds for 100000. Tley
were not on his body and have not since
been discovered.
Mrs. Gates, of 5S1 Broadway, called
at the police head quarters, and stated
that she has brother. Daniel Gate,
whose bonds were stolen from the First
National Bank at Glensfall, three years
400. She thinks that those found on
Brady we're portion of the stolen ones
Elmore Platte, A. w. Black, and Harrl-
ct P. Baldwin, residing in Glensfall a
the time of the bank robbery of 1880,
900 in bonds. had their bonds stolen.
and this is the first clue to them. The
Cashier of the Bank has been telegraph
ed for to identify the bonds.
It is now believed the bonds found
on Brady last night, were the proceeds
of robbery of the First National Bank
at Glensfall.
Dutch Heinrich, a nj torious bank
robber, has been ordered to the Toombs
from the Lunatic Asylum Wards.
NEW ORLEANS. May pa dispatch
from Vests Station announces the
burning Of the business portion Of the
town of Walden. Miss, at l o'clock this
morning. Loss $4,000. Insurance
$35,
WHEELING. West Va. May 2s.-A fire
occurred last night, about II o'clock,
which destroyed drying house attached
to Klin's keg factory, at Martins Ferry
opposite this place.
ST. JOHNS, May 2S.-The Government
has notified the New York, Newfound-
land London telegraph Co. that they
will abandon their preemptive right if
the Company would abandon their mon
opoly of landing cables on Newfound-
land, if not they will exercise preemp-
tive right.
New YORK, May 2S.-Judge Fanchon
has given an order for an investigation
into the sanity OF Geo. Francis Tram.
LoNDoN, May 2S.-The annual meet
ing at EPSON to-day isthe great event Of
the year, for the race for Derby stakes
is to take place. The race for the Der
by was won by Doncaster; Kaiser, Sec
ond; and Gang Forward, third. The
race for second in place was dead heat
between Gang Forward and Kaiser.
MADRID. May r2S.-The Government
army in the North, commanded by Gen.
Nouvaillas, received reinforcements and
marched for Calaf in pursuit of Car
list force under Tristany. The Carlists
are bIockaded in town. the insurgents
having cut the canal which furnished it
water.
New YORK, May 2S.-Eforts to nego-
tiate in Europe, the $1,000. 900 in bonds
of the San Joaquin branch of the Cen
trail Pacific R. R., failed. No consider
able amount of the California Il Oregon
r R. Bonds yet been llaceG. Mean
time the European demand for Ameri-
can and other securities has ceased.
WASHINGTON, May 23.- Attorney Gen.
eral Williams has given no opinio i
whatever, to Mr.. Wilson of Oregon, or
to any other person, favorable to trans
ferring the Modocs who have surrender
ed or who may be captured, over to the
authorities of that State, to be tried for
murder. The treatment of the savages
lies with the military authorities, and
no question had yet been presented con-
eerning them.
The Secretary of the Interior to-day
formally approved awards for Indian
supplies and transportation made in
New York City recently by the Commits