, 1873-06-12

/ '-A'iNSiesApH d. pAiooArAo u WdI. l uC
ders issued to the commanding gentr-
/. directly after the ASSASSINATION OF
zen. Caul1y and DR.. Thomas, were mol
exterminate the Modoes; but it was
,iild that their conduct had been surh
that exter,ninatlon would be nstifial,le
thus leaving the matter 70 the discretier
of Gen. Davis ;stherefore had he oriere,
the killing of the Indians he would II.
have been ceusired by superior author
ty. As TO their final disposition no o e
questions that they will ultimately be
delive ed to the government of Ore
,on for trial.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Joseph Hafore
who shot and killed Maison Be,.cb, his
brother ln-iaw. i'll August. 1871. and
vas acquitted some months ago IN the
,round of emotional IN anIty, made "a
| snurierous assault on his wife at one
o'clcck this afternoon, striking her 3
| 'AY"H vi tlc hcau Will a uitCAct duu
lntlIcting dangerous wounds.
RICHMOND. VA. June 4-Jim Brown
h alleged murderer of two old ladies
Mrs. johnson and Mrs D sir. was cap
tured last night; and to uay confe sed to
the Sheriff that he beat his victims to
ieuth with i. billet OF wood aud hen
robbed the house.
LIT Rock, Ark !, Jane 4.-Attur-
| 'fey General concluded the arsnni ut iii
he quo toartt' t0 case against Gov Bax-
ser. before the Supreme Cou9t this
morning. This evening the Court met
tnd tonr OF Eve judges decided that he.
sjourt had no jurisdiction, Chief Jusiic.
IcCiure dissenting. The decision was
received with great satisfaction and gen
ertd rejoicing tonight. fhis is resartl-
ID i.s an end vi all trouble, and here.tt
| ler Gov. Baxter will he regarded as gov
ernor, without any show % opposition
| DiSAAisSA, DiAot6e, . alie T. lie tfhck
.of the Northernp Pacific RAILROAD reached
he Missouri nyer at lis place o7day
tild the entire DIVISION Of 45U miles from
Duluth to Bisma k IS open to s.ness
fhe people here are celebrating the
event. Connection is m.de here with
the navigation of upper and lower Mis-
,uuri. liue of steamers Is estsi biisne.i
between this poIt ANA Fort Benton; anu
7blp,psn,s of both government and phi :
| gate freight are HOW beng made by thl-
new route to the. Northwest.
PARIS, June 4.-Dispatches from til.
'panlsh frontier report that Il battle "
a progrt IS between the Cafiists untief
OorreSaray and Il furce Of l 800 kepGb
lean troops. Result unknown.
BAxoNNE, june 4--'rhe Carlists APP
peared bstore Irum and began All attack
III the place. II last accounts they ha,.
,;i.,en 10 prisoners. az sEa
LONDON, JUNE 5.-1he Times urge;
.ilniigra' ioNof Chinese to East Africa
Is means of bringing about t.e iboii-
ion Of he slave tst,ie thtte.
Ro,fE, Jnue 4-Eighty-t heads of
religious orders have slsneds documents
protesting agains. the bili for the SUI,
preston OF religious cofporatlons, ana
appealing to The Pope, the llw Of na-
TONS and 10 God.
HAvAsNA, june A. Republicans pri7-
Iners at Remedies have been liberated.
jt1iela1 telegra,ns, just received an
ionnce the killing ot 81 insurgents II,
ne Guarnlaro Mountains and seven iii
Ltzafi Mountains. Col. Felix Asulr.t
VINO was attached to the staff OF the late
Cubstn Gen. AgraInents, has been cap
tRred. Modesto DiaZ Is moving fiem
Sierra Ba,am towards Mauziilo wi il
heavy Spanish lcolumn. The Replib
fcans are ditily gaining access.ons to
heir ranks and party begins TO. assume
-trength
LosDoS, June "A dispatch from
shanghai says no lives were lost by the
wreck OF the Drummond Castle.
Penang, Straits of Malicca. June f.
A Dnch ship cruising off the coast Of
,unatra. fired into three British mer-
chant vessels lis they We're leaving hur
nor OF Acheen. The Acheeners have
sent messengers to this place asking for
assistance, anu the coolies here are en-
fIsiln3 III their service. Ii the Dutch
persistjn war they will meet Il stronger
resistance than ever. The pepper plant
tons III North Snnlatra are going 20 ruin
u consequence Of drafting laDorers into
Achlnese army.
MEMPHIS, June 4.-For the past ten
days disease pronounced by physl-
clans Cholera Morbns or Maiarlal fever
nas prevailed Lere but no alarm WAS
felt until Yesterday, wnen phy ysic' ans
generally agreed 1t was Cholera, some
ciasslnS sporadic others Aaiatlc. Thus
far its rayages have been chiefly COLI
tined to negroes and the laborlns. cias-
ees. The doctors say the disease ii
romptiy attended to. yields readily
0 treaiment. Among the victims was
SEQ. Moore OF the Memphis and Lou
issiller Irans fer Co., who died last
alsht.
SALEM, Oregon. June '.-The follow
ins dispatch Was received by Governor
Grover to-day from Gen. John Ross. OF
oregon militia:
Militia Head Quarters,
Lost River spr,ng.