The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-04-03
THE OSKALOOSA HERALD,
Thursday, April 8, 1873.
The Indians are concentrating

The Indians are concentrating
large forces in Northern Wyoming
Quite number of murderers,
various localities have been hung re
Gently, which fact disturbs the mine
ofStokes.
Allison Hayes and A. }. Martin
convicted of kuklux outrages IN souti
Carolina, have been pardoned by the
President.
The Quincy Skating Rink was solo
n auction tor $529.3O 1t cost orig
inally $4,000. The stockholders
are inclined to think it poor invest
ment.
At last the Cuban insurgents are
retaliating, and recently shot sixty
Spanish prisoners taken in hgn''
They think it is the only way to bring
the regulars to terms.
The Navy Department announced
the death of Rear Admiral John B.
Montgomery at Carlisle, Pa, March
e5th He enlisted in the navy in 1912,
and was on the retired list. He was
mid-shipmen on board the flag snip
Niagara in the victory on Lake
Erie.
The Trumbull county Republican
Convention, held at Warren on 2sth
adopted a resolution asking James
A. Garfield to resign his seat to the
House of Representatives, declaring
that by voting for increase of sala-
RES, he had forfeited the confidence
Of his constituents.
There has been severe fighting IN
Spain, in which the Carlists claim an
important victory. There has been
q large demonstration at Lsnagona IN
commemoration of the establishment
of the Paris Commune. A street
fight occurred in Barcelona, in which
six persons were killed.
Anew York despatch says Bar
mum has recovered from the ashes
of his third destructive confagration
and to-day paraded the streets of the
city with a new show two miles in
length. Great crowds gathered to
witness the display. He has a gran
der caravan, even, than last year.
"Rev." Hudson, the minister who
two years ago debauched halfa Sun
day-school at Baltimore and seduced
one scholar thereof, has been found
guilty by an examining committee OF
Methodist clergymen. He has been
dismissed from the clerical force.
The investigation occupied more
than a year, and only the result is
made public. He ought to have been
hung, ifhanging is ever justiiable.
A despatch from San Francisco of
18th ult. says: On Wednesday b.
gus Charley, Boston Charley and
Mary, Capt. Jacks sister, the wild
girl, came out of the lava bed at Van.
bremer's, to have a private confer
ence with Gen. Candy. The troops
are impatient at the delay, and want
a chance to fight. The opinion pre-
walls that the Modocs will get any
terms they want.
The will of Napoleon the Third
has been proved in England. His per-
sonal property 100000, he leaves
to the Empress without reserve. To
the Prince Imperial there is only one
bequest, we are told-the Imperial
Crown. If this be true, says the Pail
Mall Gazetts, we have here certain
violation of the idee NapoIeonienn,
according to which any Bonaparte
may govern who is called by the
voice of the people. And the EN-
peror's will is in this respect an i'm
portant manifesto to the Imperialists.
1t is message to the friends of
Prince Napoleon.
A queer case is reported from Of
iowa County, Michigan. The Coun-
ty Treasurer turns out to be de-
faulter IN the amount of $1,000. 1t
is developed in the investigation,
that the Treasurer lost the money in
3 manner quite peculiar. The paper
of his party he did not like-that is
to say he could not "contro" it. So
he started one of his own. to "run
that one out" For money he drew
upon the county treasury. The pa
per had fashy existence. Like
bright bubble it was for few months,
and then like bubble it collapsed.
But the county was out of its money.
1t had footed the bill. Now the
treasurer is on trial, and his partner,
the editor of his paper, has been Or
rested as accessory to the crime.
IOWA NEWS.