Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-06-21

plant against Travis, for an assault with |
intent to kill and murder, and against |
MOsely, a charge of assault and battary. |
Travis escaped, and has not yet been ap- |
pretended. Mosely was fined $40 and !
costs, a total of $15. He was immedi- |
ately re-arrested, as an accessory in the |
crime charged against Travis. He was
held in the sum OF 500, for his appear
ance, as soon as the arrest of Travis is
effected. The difficulty arose out of the
publication of an article in the Vindica-
tor, in which the Captain was character
lied as the 'sprince of dead BEATS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Information was received from Lon
don that the Government OF Great Brit
ian has made arrangements through
the Bank of England, with certain ban
kers to deliver to the Secretary of State
in Washington, On or before the 18th of
September, fifteen and half million
dollars in gold, the amount awarded by
the Geneva Tribunal to the United
States.
Reports of the proceedings of the
Board of Inquiry at Vienna, Willie they
do not impugn the honesty of General
| Van Euren, show his incapacity for the
| business placed in his charge, and bencc
the tirregularities" which led to his
suspension.
| The Secretary of the Navy does not
hesitate 10 say, III ad7ance OF his official
report. that the testimony elected shows
| that Captain Hall died a natura! death,
and that the separation of those ON the
foe from the Polaris was accidental. He
is desirous, however, of hearing the sto-
ry of Captain Buddington and his party,
that both sides may be fully known.
| A special says the Mexican border in
| r
that city to prepare their report. They
have been engaged constantly since jan
| uary 10th and have heard evidence i'm
four hundred cases, and have received
in addition thirteen hundred eXparte
affidaVits. Several women and children
| who had escaped from Indians ap-
4 pcared before the Commissioners and
told the story of their terrible suffer-
ings. Comanches are said to be mainly
engaged in the business of stealing and
selling children and women of white
settlers, while the Kickapoos and Lipons
and MeXicans disguised as such chiefly
cOnfine themselves to cattle stealing.
Raids of these people are so frequent
that stock raising within two hundred
miles of the Rio Grande has been well
nigh abandoned.
Internal revenue recei pts for the cur
rent fiscal year have reached $I09, ,507, =
us, being within 100000 of the COM
plete estimates of the Commissioner for
the entire year ending with the present
month.
The Secretary of the Interior decided
that under the sixth section of an act OF
Congress granting lands to aid the con.
struction of the Northern Pacific Rail
road the filing of the map of the general
route protects the company from pre-
emption settlements within the granted
limits, which, in this State, are twenty
miles on each side Of the line.
Of the forty-five million three pei
cent. certificates outstanding in Novem
Der, 1870, all but thirty thousand hav,
been called in and redeemed.
CALIFORNIA.
A despatch from Boyle's camp, Jun,
11th, states the captive Modocs will b,
taken to Fort Klamath, where Com
mission will sit to try them. Some O
the wounded troops have been sent al
ready. 1t is that thought Bogus Charley
Hooka Jim, Steamboat Frank, ant
Shacknasty Jim having volunteered t,
aid in the capture of Jack will escap
punishment.
New YORK
Frank II. Walworth was arraignet
in the Court of Oyer and Terminel
on the charge of having murdered
his Father. He plea led, through hi
counsel, Judge Garvin, "Not guilty.
The counsel for the defence are to ar
range with the District Attorney for til,
day of trial, which will be in about two
weeks.
The Post says, the case of Bowie
Brothers & Co., has come out Of tn
bankrupt court in better condition tha
their most sanguine friends ventured {
hope. The official assignee, we are told
m axes an offer 10 the creditors of fift
cents on the dollar, which according t
law releases the house from liability
The members of the house, however
have issued statement to their creditor
that they will pay the other fifty cents
, and will come under obligations to do sc
when they have received their legal dis
charge. They propose, it is said, tt
: speedily resume busines
France.
. EX-President Theirs has written
letter to friend in which he SAYS h
has retired to private life believing tha
: party government in France is a mistak
: and will only lead to fresh divisions.
England.
1t is expected that the prosecute
against the Tichborne .'cIaimant'' viii
|
Prince Amadeus and wife haye arr
we'd i'll England, where they will re
/ main during the summer.
. The members of the Cortes are oppos
ed to a forced paper currency. 1t i
, probable that voluntary national LOAF
will be called for, and in case of its fail
ure the loan will be forced.
| IF is Sai6 tbat auaon Tcabona
about to proceed to Rome, to confer wit
: the Pope upon the prospects of til
Bourbon family in Spain.
: Prussia.
1t is probable Parliment will adopt
resolution extending the provisions O
5 the constitution of Germany to Alsac
and Lorraine. Should this measure b.
/ carried out Alsace and Lorraine will b.
: entitled to elect fifteen members of Par
7 lament. None of the Inhabitants chos'
l French nationality will he allowed t
= vote until they have sworn allegiance t
A Germany.
: The columns of the expedition agains
! Khiya, which started from Disak an
kasalivisll, effected a junction at Chala
Z OF on the 54th of April. On the 9th G
;, April a khivian force attacked the Rus
: sian vanguard near Chalaot and shar
: engagement took place, during whic
:. two Russian colonels were killed. Th
, Khivans were finally defeated and re
: treated precipitately.
>. South America
u Advices from Rio Janeiro of the %
: ultimo have been receives. The cor
t1ict between the clergy and secret SO
d cieties continued. The ministry ha
+; taken strong ground on the subject, an
n were gaining support for their polio,
J. In the Lower House the Premier mad
l., a speech defending the Freenasons, an
e promised that energetic measures woul
IL be taken to prevent Bishops and Jesuit
J. interfering with the society.
t Japan.
n Late dates from Japan picture afiail
q as in anything but favorable condition
q The Japanese Financial Ministers hav
y resigned, aud published a letter i
= which they state the indebtness of til
:, Empire to be one hundred and fou
. . millions of dollars. The people are eS
cessively taxed, and the debt is iucrcas
!. ing yearly owing to the new schemes {
= the Government. 1t is thought TIL
Ministers may be invited to rip up tllei
u bowels, which is not at all unlikely afte