, 1873-06-12
Salem. Oregon. june 5

DUiCLus CASSEpii. y OuAE y.
Gen. J. E. Ross. Linkville: If yot
have any of the Lost River plsln ieref.
standing indicted in the Circuit Court
ieIiver them into the custody, of the
heriff of said comfy; deliver all otl el
s,pslves to the commanding officer o
ne G. S. forces in the Lake basin.. Re
srn the volunteers and muster then
At. Assure Your offieer. and men o
my sincere appreciation of their galan
C o, duct. On behalf of the State l cor
sratulat- you on your success.
Signed, L. T. GRovER,
Governor OF Oregon.
SAN Francisco The following is th
list of passengers per Prince Alfred, fol
Victoria: Lyman Wells, wife and foul
children, Mrs. ID. Refs and 4 children
Samuel Moore and wife, John Moor,
and wife. Mrs. IS Smith and 4 ehildrel
Mrs. Campbell and infant, John Bal
wife and two children, II. Cavell ant
wife. Mrs. A. Smith, Mary B. McLane
! Il. Gnnn, Jas. Richardson. J IS. Thor p
son, Il. Dwedney, Mrs. Wm. Patterson
Mrs. w. La,imer. U. Bickard, Capt j
G. Baker, David Pratt aud wife, d A
Bepnett. w NJ. Brain. james Daniels
Geo. Thompson, G. Hedges, n. Levy
Capt. Plummer, John Smith, Mr.. r. +
Williams, Miss l.. Layzeli, Miss E
sutherland, j. V. Roach. H Neisan. &
Bichar0, L. Tids man, j. Britton, and
10 in the sire erage.
WASHINGTON, June 5.--The arrival Of
he steamer Eroiic, with the su, viyors
Of Capt. Halls expedition. is daily ex
pected at the Washington navy yard.
The Secretary Of the Navy has given or
ders that tie officers and men Of the
olaris on board the Frolic shall first
have an interview with the Secretary
tie proposes to ascertain, if possible,
he truth from Capt. Tyson and his men,
ana Will subj ct each man to a seperate
what has comrade relates. There is ii
snppositlon that Capt. Hall WAS the OBJ
iect Of foul pIa. and that there was Il
mutiny on board the folaris.
New YoEK, jane 5. Steamer Frolic
With the members of the Polaiis expe-
di.ioD on board, was intercepted off
Sandy Hook bya government boat and
'ldered to proceed directly to Washing
t,n. t
ST LOUIS, June A special FROM
Bonneville, No, gives the details of Il
tragedy which occurred at Blliiugsviile
on Saturday last. Pat. MeNamera,
quad boss Of stone quarry near by.
discharged three men, Tom. Graney.
Joe. Mason, and Pilr. Murphy. These
men we're imlne diateiy hired by another
boss named o'Neli, which was reported
by McNameras to the Chief Engineer OF
tue volk. and q Neil and the men
were dismissed on Saturday evening
O'Nsil and the discharged men assault
ed McNamera brntaIly. In the mriee
MeAaInera shot and instantly Killed
Graney. and III rtally wounded Masol
on the ground of jusiltiabis
homicide.
A small party of Usage Indians at
Iacsed some herds Of cattle on the New
L Eilsworth tran, KANSAS, and killed and
scalped two men.
HALIFAX, n. s., june 4.-Heavy fires
are raging i'll the woods III diEereni
parts OF the province. The ire has
swept from tie west branch Of the iivei
st. John to Black river, and on the ea-s
ofanch of the river st. John for IL di-
;lnce OF Il miles, destroying everything
WAsHINGToN, June 5. Secretary De
aro, Gen. Sherman and the Presiden,
lad /. long consultation this morning ii
IS said, on ,he dispositions to be ma t
# the Modoc .tisoners.
NEW YORK, June "a rumor prevails
hat the Conrt OF Appeals has given ii
lecisfon adverse to the application Of
stokes for new trial. Judge Suther-
and states tha. he has seen telegram
that the Court OF Appeals
lad given decision in the case CT
stokes affirming the Judgment Of the
Supreme Court.
Chas. Baugort, aged II years, and his
mother were arrested to-day The boy
estified that he had repeatedly attempt
I'd 10 poison his father at the instisa-
ion of his mother His father and
notller belong to Brooklyn but had not
iyed together for some time.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Official infor-
leads to the conclusion mat
Santana and Big Tree will probably be
enioved to Fort Hill to Il $ ait other ac-
ion Of Texan authorities.
LONDON. June g. The Pail Mall Gu
:ette. this afternoon, publishes the ap-
peal Of ex7 Empress Ens-enie to the peo
pie of France i'll favor of her son.
Ro.IE, June s. Rattazzi died this
at 8 O'Clock. Fronsia Jauz.,
President of the Council aud the Min
sier Of the Interior, was with him at
,ne time. ~5--s.~~ r.Fs --,,s SOS
VIENNA, June 5.-The American De-
pariment of tie Exposition opened this
and steam was applled to the
Z he novelties surnnss