Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-12-06

nave newer saEiau, upon the request U.
the District Attorney, shall hold the
defendant over upon bis bonds for
presentment to the Grand Jury at the
next term of the Circuit Court"
Louisville, November 28.-A fearful
tragedy occurred at Harrodsburg Ky,
yesterday. A lawsuit in which r. b.
Thompson; senior, was The principle on
one side, and Theo. Davis ST, on the other,
was in progress; and each principle was
attended during the Whole trial by his
sons, fully armed. AT the conclusion
of the testimony, while tie lawyers
were preparing instructions, preparatory
30 commencing arguments, son of
tThom pson and son OF Davis moved
toward the door, followed by FIVE others
10 moment firing was commenced,
by which party it is not known, aud
many shots were exchanged. Davis,
Sr, and his son larry were instantly
killed. Davis Jr, was mortally woun-
ded, and has since died. Thompson,
Sr, and two OF his sons we're slightly
wounded
London, December 1.-The steamship
Tri Mountain FROM New York. arrived
at Cardif early this morning with the
intelligence Of dreadful disaster to the
steamship Vile de lIavrc, which lief,
New York November l5.h for Havre
in eompand of Captain Sutmout Al
O'Clock on rhe morning Of The 23d the
/ Vile dc IIavre, came III collision with
The British ship Loctenr, from London
for New York, aud sank. Two hun
ired and seventy six of the passengers
the \ lIIe dc Iiayre were lost The
Tri Mountain saved eight. ald brought
then, To Cardiff
Among the passe nsess per >teamship
| Vile de Hayrc, sunk at sea on the 23d
of November. were several re,urpip.
members Of The Eyaygclcal Alliance.
Loudon, Dec 1.-The Io!lowiog addi-
tional particulars Of the loss oi,hc Vile
| dc Havre have been received 81 Of
the crew saved including the Captain.
and these ~ to make up the - saved.
Among the passengers saved are 10
women The saved are as follows: Capt
Surmont, 5 other officers, 81 of the
crew, and - passengers
New York, Nov. 29--A special dis.
patch from Washington, received at a
late hour last night, contains the infor-
nation that Spain naa conceded the
demands OF the United States arising
out Of the seizure Of the Nirginius.
These demands were for the liberation
Of the passengers of the Iirginius still
living, the release of the vessel the
salute of the American flag, and pro-
vision for the families of the captive:
r executed. The time for saluting thu
: flag has been fixed for next Christmas
/ To provide for the contingency OF
Spain not being able TO enforce the
, promised concessions, the work of ma
j va construction is not to be interrupted
: Spain it is asserted, also agrees t,
. bring to trial and punishment the off
! GERS who caused the shooting of thu
captives.
Madrid, Nov. 29.--The Spanish Cab
' met has agreed to deliver to the. Uni
y ted States Government the steame,
II Virginius aud alI persons remainin
o alive who were captured with her, ,leav
. ing the question as to whether the sci
rs ure of the vessel was legal to be settle
'e hereafter of a mixed tribunal. Th
]. question whether damages shall b
!. paid to the families or relatives of :h
men who were shot to be settled III
similar manner. This decision wa
ID not arrived at by the Spanish Goveri
ment before it had confidentiaIy cor
suited with the other Powers OF Euror
an was informed by all of them Chi
ne repcration was due for the capture
I'd the steam or and the exeoutionLo Lof I'll
,e captives This decision is in CONFORM
"a ity with the opinion of leading Sranis
- - statesmen Of all parties. to whom tn
~ ~ question was submitted by the Goverr
7 ment.
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