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Richland beacon., 1873-11-22

CORRECTION "i taxes, ana especially act
b,vc se;ycl and ,,;l, nrncoc5 to coll -,
ibc Court House door intbct, Ray.
,;uc ~,
ynps,I,y The o,J Ucc,,,Le,. ls-3
,lc foIIovfrr Ic.cr;hc,I Lands or .ncb
n,r, thereof .. nav bn nrrrs.,rv ,n
iny the faxes due The State IF Ioui,.
;.,r, and p,r;.L Of piohI,rI .rL al
cos. for the wears $50 ISL and
1879.
RESIDENTS:
r,L.,v I Wso acr,s rr,c,iouoI
., nv ,r,,;o, - ,ovr.,,;, i ror,h
- , 5 -.
'""a1 w., ,',.' ,.'rar' ",,I ,,:',,' ,,rn
cents
r,u,.1 l. go nara, ! ;,,cr.s,
:: "' .h,,. ~ .o,,La -. .or,I, .,..
, g: ,,, W "a., ana"I ,to, MARI #
.nn,h hoIc Of uor,b cas-, or south or
Houf River section 81 township l.
north rance & east Total amount
,r,,xc- cnr,r.one doIlar, and five cts.
B0oghton Fl samuel JAY 'c''s,
north west ar "t south east a. ana
north half OF south west ar S'ciloh -
'"9' nun - "' oIr = ,o,,l,
fr Vi Ho' VI .'9' y ."n,. a..t nr ne
east ir Scc'lo" - -, '""'" - = an,h
h'F'H e''' w. I Ivy" - san ~ n,-, 49,
o"'' y, ~. "c' '.,,,,L ve., or nor; h
ives, or section and west half of south
west ar see SO township Is north
rance & east and that part Of north
west az see s east Of river and east
half of south east or see township
l. north range 6 east Total taxes
'ffee nU"'.'" ',l
ana HI. s'A WINS
Coons p + l60 acres, south east ar
section 20 township l. north range !
east Total taxes sixty seven dollars
and thirty cents.
c,,.u, - ,oo ocrcs-cas, l. ",
oa' .narf nor,b vrst or of north
u ."9. "" nr,h cas-, ar of north west ar
and wrsi half of vest half section lG
township Is north range = east o'a'
taxes eiSh'y TWO uoi'at' anu h'"c'.
Tour cents
Cboat W F I2O acres, east half of
north west or. north east ar of south
west ar sec 80 township IL north
range 6 east Total taxes ninety eight
uo''aFS anu e'6n ivy '"N
Durham Mrs NJ \ $50 acres, south
west ar of north west or, west hall OF
south west or and north cast or OF
south west or sec township lG north
range 8 cast Total taxes thirty one
Dean Ben, ) aorcS' commencing al
VIM Miles north west corner Q! i"t
bought from Mrs L I biShop ana
running west 2i9 feet, thence north
$50 ieet thence north 90 .ect TO pace
in north east or Of south west or sec
Is township II north range . east
i Otal taxes SlNlN lDItc uOIltIS anu SlA
cents.
D,;, IT., y .eo ,oros r,ji,idol
az : "oun 49,. lie "oa onI
oio u I.'s ' as 'n", Lie san 70 ,on,T
Ia1s 80 nor,h ro,t nr 900 y ,nwnsI;,,
20 non,t ,,lo aoSt Tn,, ,oyaI
ono hnndrcd and thirteen dollars and
&C.. w. non,s
''
u's -N.o'p' ~ "I''s' '"'' nun -
SUI" "'' w. So 0.'' " -
WIS. na'' " ,e ' '"n,h r "os " ~
,ownl ,hroa h"odrnd and Mn" aaIInr.
and eighty FIVE cents,
, w =,
""'. 'hHorc' ~ ac'eS' WIS., "''I
VI west nan, east MI, Vi ho''n "eS'
,ownsb;n le north ranoe : aast T,,ol
taxes one hundred and seven dollar.
and seventy lour cents
Holly John u 1882 acres, Lots 81
interest in lot 400 and acres in south
west corner of north west or sec Is
township Il north range 70 east, south
cast or and south half of fracl north
west ar sec G, cast half of north west
or. north west or of north west Or and
Richland beacon., 1873-11-22

east Laif Of north east q see d, west
balfsec east half sec, east hail o. sWl
scrI0. east half sccI5.c&-t half sc2,ca"t
half of north west Qr, south east ar ot
s,uih west Gr see ~. north west qr
sec. north west ar u south Wr-t Or
north half Of north east Gr sec -,
north east or sec -, south west qr
see. west half of north west ar sec -,
south east or of south east ar sec SO,
north west or Of north eaet Gr. north
east ar OF north west or see 80 town
ship Ii y X I East, north east qr ut
north east Or south west az Of north
east or see , soalh east qf sec, cast
half Of north ea-' pr, south west ar OF
north east pr sec L., north west or
sec, north east or Of south west or
see T., cait half Of south east ar secli
south east or Of south west or, south
west or Of north west or see - town
ship IL Y Il +, north west or "f
south west or see y, east hail VI
south east or see %, north bali ~
north west ar. north east or ii north
east or sec 3d. east bali oi north ca,
or sec 30. all noTth east or east "A
river see :. ali south east or of soully
west ar west If river SIC l.. north
east or Of south west ar ,'c -. town
ship l. y l. 6 cas-, north half Of north
east ar. south west or Of south east
or see - township H. y Il l.. west
half of west half sec 81, west half OF
north west az. east half Of east bali
sec 81 east half of north east qr, south
west or Of north east IL, south west
or of south ca-r ar, Svnth east or OF
south east or, south east Vr Of south
west II see 81. north hall of north
wcSl or. south west ar Of north west
ar sec 80, south east ar see town
ship l. y Il east, south east or OF
south east see 81 township eighteen
NR6 T.. sou,n west ar Of south west
On sec eighteen township eighteen y
L : Er>t and ! Interest in west half
o. west half sec % east half - Tow
shin H. Y |; 6 East Total amt due
1923 So.
Nelson " y I51 arre,-S,l.ih West ~ Of
J. rof,.. c..t IT. We, ha'i al! south east Ir oi
! south east qr sec Il Township - y /.
t rorai taxes Fony do..Il- ana seventeen ori.1-.
Mol + 80 acie>-l.r~t halt ii east bali So
b.. - / i. y L Lat l"ia taxes tCIiy DO.
8 iar- a'lt sc'ci"ccn cents.
F; Nca~.m Abram-3'J a"rcs-S"u,h ea>i
ar SEC b. w.! halt OF We, hat seq -
l. y Il = l.. Total taxes Lightly Ave "o.'oi>
'''''' S'''' N''''S
/ Owen Mar-arct-3' acr">-i.ol ! a"i north
, Wet CO Of moilh west or sec " / l. y X l..
Iuta. lIAcs Fourteen dollars and cIsAj! cI-i1'
cents
,. c.,t. ,.,-, ,r
+ ir''c' ',''5 I ',' .,,r,
WIFE r...i,.,..
: l..l.tteu dollar, and ci.hty hse ccnt,
~ tn rt.. ,..-,t
,.r .,,,,,,. ,.,..
b -. y -. .'...,, ,.,-, ~. -. ..o,;
I We, ar sec ~. south half 81 south ca, q,
{ - ,h west IL 800 i L l. : 4 l.. Inst ha'
: q; rorrh ci>, II. south We; - d.. u".H. "e-'
or and south cast ar sec ~ i Ii T..
"'', '' .,r,',..r. ,.,.. 49, .c. r.
II .,.t.t..,t. an, -,
6 "' 49, - :. - r.,iI
II ami South west ,ir e! u.,rih ea-; II AMI s"uil
> ca>' ir scc - Ii y / 80. l"'". r'Ne
Y Two handled i!'y h.hv CJii;i.f '"@ 50! i'ih'
Richland beacon., 1873-11-22
Nct,les Mrs |. V Lots 10, IL, ID &

Nct,les Mrs l. Y Lots 10, IL, - Il
Is in town Of Girard with all improve
mcnts thereon, Total sixty six dol
lars and eighteen cents
Neal Elmore a $40 acres, half in
icrc>t in see Is township IS north
range 9 east Total taxes ninety nine
dollars and twenty eight cents.
O-iln cst i III IA ceres, lots |,
|; east half Of north west Or see :
township Is norihrangc east Total
taxes twenty three dollars and fifty
cents.
Powell y & 4S0 acres. east half sec
and north crst ar see 10 township II
north range q east Total taxes one
hundred end seventy dollars ana forty
five cents.
Stout est John 22G acres ca>: hall
cf cast half sec u township II north
range $ east Total forty four dollars
and eighty eight cents.
Thomas T Il 300 acres, north east
ar of north west a., north half of
north east or sell township | t north
range 6 east. south half 2f south cas-;
qr see l. township IL north range 6
east Total one hundred thirty six
dollars and fntv ci.h, cents.
NDNSySyDEN rs:
Atkinson VIVA | 10 acres, s"Hu'
west or Of north west qr, noflh nan
u S',"," w y :r.,,I.a,aI Ill.
.''' =" -" = IL. a,,,I u.;n,,. r,n .o,,.
'! "'''' "'''''' : '''''' ''''
Anderson E~t Samuel 100 acres,
south east gr "f sec - township lU
',o, ~ - '""-I ~ ~
'0'' - : "'''' - :
Allen Bennett W 400 acres, south
half Of north half, west half ct south
west - north cat or orsoulh west or
so.I ra.t half of south ca.f or sou,b
west or otsou'h ca>tqr SIC > township
Is ncrrh range > cast To'al taxes
seventy five dollars and forty iitc
cents.
Battles Mrs J LV $50 acres all see
33 township Ii north range 5 east
Total taxes eighty eight dollars and "a
cents
rpr,ou Jorr;.t. "a ooro, r,r,,,
west or Of north west or see Q town
ship lG north range ) east Total taxes
eight dollars and 81 ccntS.
p.,, ,nl 1.iu.., o,o ,o..
LoIf -, all .cr n ,,wn.hin Is
north range 5 Total taxes one hundred
and dtty one dollars and thirty one
cents.
Bu,l I,n,o. ,co ,,-..,L holc ~.
south wcs, nr nor,b ON, or If snn,b
west Or south east or of north cast or
sec u" "Sh,p l6 north range : east
io''' '"AO' '"eNty Oae dollars and
S'A's "'7'
Burnett James Il ~ ocr,, north
east or Of north west or Soc q ,nrn
ship l6 north range , cast T,t,Itav
70 GIG '' "0''"' . "''" NV "cntS
B;ttncr VIM & $40 acres north We,
Or sec 20 south west qr sec II town
slip IS north range . east Toig
taxes thirty uinc dollars and nlnci
iOu' c'"''
Buck ThOs } $50 acres west half {
west half see %. and east half see ,
township - north range 6 east TC
tai take seventy seven dollars an
seventy Line cents.
p vyno,o oono, oos, io,f q
north west or and north east or sc
20 township II north range cas-
Total taxes forty two dollars an,
eighty three cents.
Clark Mrs Vi b 552 acres soutl
cast or sec west half Of north east q
north west or sec and north east ar u
south west or sec II township II
north range east Total taxes on
hundred and seven dollars ana eight
The New York herald., 1873-10-02

DEERFooT PARK OCT. 1.--SECoND DAY OF AU.
TuMN TRoTTING MEETING.-Purse $3.50, for horses
that had never beaten 2:40 mile heats, best three
In i've, In harness; $500 to the first, 500 TO the
second and $50 to the third horse.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Havana, Sept. %, 1878.
"A farewell banquet was given to ex-Minister Mel
on the 18th inst by Mr.. Barrow. Sixty guests
were present, among whom were the President OF
the Republic, the members OF the Cabinet. Mr.. Fos-
ter the present Minister OF the United States and
the chiefs OF the foreign legations.
President Lerdo made speech complimentng
Messrs. Nelson and Foster, and praising the gov
ernment and people of the United States.
Congress on Ine Goth adopted amendment to
the ninth article OF the constitution the follow
ing enect:-
Deputy elected to the Congress- before taking
his seat must swear, without reservation, to sup
port the constitution of the Republic and the laws
OF reform and all other laws passed In accordance
herewith to perform the duties of the onlce
which the people have conferred upon him with a
single eye for the good of his country and the pros
perity OF the Union, accepting the gratitude the
nation If he is faithful and submitting to its con-
demnation II he fails to observe this obligation.
The passage OF the amendment is an important
victory for the flends OF the constita ton, who
make up the liberal party, and indicates that lib
eral ideas will continue to dominate the Congress
of 1873. nsr
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.

rftse HAVANA Oct. /, 1873.
Senior Zulueta received telegram dated Madrid
co-day from Senior Vilamil, former Administrator
OF the Exchequer here, saying 1.-THE government
desires that | return to Cuba. Before accepting
office again must know If the people are deter
mined 10 re-establish confidence and credit. as !.
sure you that no violent measures will be taken
respecting slavery or politics. The government
acknowledging the Cuban debt, VIII you aid me in
the work OF improving the administrations
To this Senor Zulueta has replied :-"Your patri.
otic offer is accepted with general enthusiasm, all
having confidence in the national government.
We await your arrival with impatience."
Exchange-on the United states, sixty DAYS,
gold, &C 6S premium. On Paris, II 70 premium.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
Reopening of the Union Square Theatre
"The Geneva Cross.o

The regular season Of the Union Square Theatre
began las. night with the production OF Mr. George
Fawcett Rowes new play, entitled s'The Geneva
Cross" The play opens In the grounds In
front OF lie Bruins factory, near Paris. The
time Is just previous to the Franco
Prussian war and throughout the siege
OF Paris. An international love story is the drama
lists theme. This story is simple enough In con-
structon. lie Brun Is manufacturer OF firearms
for the empire. Moneau, his oversecr, has been
promised his daughter Gabrielle in marriage and
a partnership in the business. Riel du Bourg
Is workman In the factory-a man
OF superior attanmcnts, Prussian, and
in reality a secret agent Of the German govern
ment fierce anlmosity exists between the over
seer and the Yorkwan which is not auaved BY the
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
YELLOW FEVER.
The Disease Decreasing in the
South.
ANOTHER CATHOLIC PRIEST DEAD.
Disappearance OF Fever from Alabama
Panic In Arkansas.


NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. I, 1878.
There has been no marked change in the epidemic
during the last twenty-f0ur hours. The new cases
reported are less than the day before, although
the weather is calculated to develop them. These
cases are much mder than those OF previous
days. Drs. Bruins and Chippin see no reasoD
to change their opinion, expressed on MONDAY.
that the epidemic IS on the decrease. 1t is very
evident that there are lever new cases. As rule,
there were fewer deaths daily this week than
last or course, where there are such
large numbers down with the disease
there are a good many dangerously Ill, and
where so many are poor there is great
suffering. Among the interments to-day were G.
W. Lewis, business manager OF the New Orleans
Times, Lieutenant f. A. Woodruff, United States
Engineers, Charles Horn, engineer; Rev. Father
Gergand, formerly OF Monroe, La. This makea
Iour Catholic priests dead. No new cases are re-
ported among prominent citizens to-day. Most
OF those down are reported doing we'll The inter-
ments to-day were seven in number.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
THE MODOC MURDERERs.
Little Probability or n Rcprievc for
Captain Jack ana His Brnves-Thc
GalloSys Being Built for the Execution
NJ, Erkt
FORT KLAMATH, oregon,

Via ASHLAND Oct. i, 1873.
The hanging OF Captain Jack and the five other
members Of the Modoc tribe that were con.
demned to death by the Military Commission
is now almost assured as even should the
electric wire flash repreve TO Yreka, Ashland
or Jacksonville, the carrier entrusted with its
transportation to this place would probably meet
! with some unforeseen accident that would delay his
arrival until the sure hand of justice had done its
duty.
IL may be very well for religious enthusiasts that
nave been born and bred in the quiet comfort
"of an Eastern home to preach mercy to
peace and comfort OF the residents of this
section OF the country requires speedy and pub
Tic example to be made OF such treacherous mur-
derers as Captain Jack and his five comrades
proved themselves to be. l myself feel sorry for
Jack, as am morally convinced that IL was only the
pride OF the Chief fearing to lose the control OF his
people, that urged him to join in the dastardly act
which the dendish brain OF Schonchin and Hooker
Jim had conceived.
According to present arrangements the mur
derers arc to be hung on Friday morning nj Ton
O'Clock, sharp, and to-day the carpenter drove tho
nrst nail in the structure that Is being erected IN
meet the requirements OF the sentence Thcy will
all be suspended from one BEAM and at the
given signal viii swing INTO eternity together
The execution Will be public In order to allow the
Klamaths and other ueighborng Indians u
view OF the manner In which the law OF the United
States is meted out 10 the tTansgressor.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
Peru.


PANAMA, Sept. %, 1878.
Peru, besides complaining OF no business and no
money In the country has had to put down again
one OF those revolutionary attempts which spring
up now and then at direrent times and places The
movement was got up at Ayacscho by man
named Bedoya He had got together some recruits
and large body OF Morocacho Indians whose
duties were to keep up an Internal din by blowing
through cow horns. The government force sent
against him under Colonel Silva found him on
the 22d OF August last, strongly posted on the hi-
side OF Pacopata. as Silva advanced his troops in
line OF battle and was about to ford the river the
rebels advanced to meet them and every Indian
blew his cow-h0rn. A ie W rife shots and four noun
tain howitzers soon settled the matter. Bedoya
ned into the woods, but as all the passes were oc-
Taking refuge near village called Pomococla, the
inhabitants caught him and beat him to death with
RELIEF FROM THE sALrpETRE. ~
SO much Indignation has been expressed against
the government scheme OF monopollslng the nj.
trate OF soda trade, that II has suspended putting
ITS plans into erect. and producers may export
what what M tney luxe, paying an outward duty OF thirty
cents the quintaL , -
Business is exceedingly dull throughout Peru.
Several firms have suspended payment. Tne
banks refuse TO discount and scarcely any coin Is
LARGE STEAM FLEET.
On the 10th instant there were in the harb0r OF
Calao fifteen steamers all belonging to the Pacific
Steam Navigation Company. r6s--r.a.
The Lobas Islands are to be opened for vessels to
go and load guanO. tN#
* HEkU Chilli. aM
Tobacco is now grown to great extent In Chill,
and is OF excellent quality
The new British Minister, Horace Kumbold, has
been received by the President.
Attempts are being made to introduce salmon
into the rivers OF Chlli
Strikes are becoming the order OF the day in
Chill as elsewere. s
The Pacific Steam Navigation Company is to
have all the back dues Tor lighthouse and tonnage
returned to 1t.
n. ANOTHER ELECTRIC LINE
News has been received at Valparaiso that the
steamer Hooper had arrived at PernamDuco with
1,400 miles OF cable the line Jamaica, and II
Is expected that communication with the United
States and Europe by that line viii be established
in October. 4s4e
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Colon bia.

PANAMA, Sept, %, 1878.
Political affairs In the city OF Panama still con-
tinue in disturbed and uncertain condition.
Some 800 men are kept under arms in consequence
OF large party OF rebels against the existing gov
ernment being in the woods near the CITY,
which they threaten to come In and at
tack. The captain OF the United States steam
snip Benicia, now in the harbor, offered
to dsembark 100 marines and sailors for the better
protection of foreigners and the property of the
railroad transit. The government through the
United States Consul, refused to accept Captain
Carys ofer, alleging that II had force sufficient for
ali purposes. In the meantime the city suffers
nightly alarms, business is at q standst and no
one can tell when such an anomalous state OF
affairs will cease.
The presence however, of the Benicia and the
Pensacola, the flagship Of the Pacific squadron.
which arrived on the 18th inst, gives sense or
security In case OF trouble.
A few days ago young man called Ojedis was
Killed on the Panama Railroad. The judges have
the careless way in which railroad affairs are man.
aged. The inquiry is going on to endeavor to find
out how lar the railroad conductors are to blame.
THE STARS AND STRIPES IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Admiral John J. Almy arrived on the 18th inst. to
assume the command Of the United States south
Pacific squadron. Admiral Steedman transferred
his command to Admiral Almy on the 22d inst.
The cable between Aspnwall and Kingston, ia
maica, was reported spiced the eth inst. 1t has
not, as yet, been opened to the public.
The interior or the Republic Is still IN an unset
tied state regarding the election for the next Presi
dent or the Republic.
small revolution was got up in the State OF
Lanos against the State government. 1t was
promptly put down. The principal leaders were
Killed,
The Legislative Assembly, which is to meet in
Panama on the 1st OF October, is expected to do u
great deal towards settling the political affairs
OF the lsthmus.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
TR0TT1NG AT DEERFoor PARK.

Second Day Of tho Autumn Meeting-
Fred Tyler the Winner OF the 2;4O-
The X,33 Trot Unfinished.
The trotting at Deerfoot Park yesterday after
noon was greatly admired by the spectators. The
day was fine and the track in capital condition
Two trots were the card, the first being for
horses that had never beaten 40, and the second
for horses that had never trotted better than 233
The 2:40 race was decided after four closely con-
tested heats but the other one had to be post
poned, as darkness set in before its termination.
Five heats OF this race, however, were trotted and
more exciting sport was never witnessed at Deer
foot Park. The postponed race will be started al
one O'Clock this afternoon.
The first race had twelve entries, seven of which
came to the post. These were John Murphy's bay
mare Lady Pfier, Dan Delays brown mare Lady
Woods ]. H. Philips roam gelding Fred Tyler, ].
V. Carroll's bay geding Octavia J. B. Harringtons
black mare Dinah, Dan Mace's black stallion Young
Flllingham and w. Irving's bay stallion Bonnie
Doom Lady Woods sold for first choice, Fred
Tyler second and then the field, which brought
more money than the others combined. Bonnie
Doom won the first heat, and the pools were sold
without him for the next Fred Tyler won the
second heat and he then had the call until, just
before the start, Bonnie Doom into favor, John
Doty then taking him in charge. Fred Tyler
won the third heat, Bonnie Doom appearing much
fatigued at the finish. The fourth heat and race
was won by Fred TYLER, Bonnie Doom winning
second money and Lady Pfifer the third premlum.
The second event had FIVE entries, but only three
starters. These were n. J. Feeks bay gelding
Clothespin, J. w. Phillips bay gelding Mystic and
Israel Denton's black gelding Tom. Clothespin
was the avorte over the field before the start.
He won the nrst heat, and then Tom made dead
heat with him tor the second. Cl0thespin was
great iavorite before the start for the third heat
but that one was won by Mystic, and things then
became mixed; Clothespln however, stu mad the
can in the betting and alter winning the fourth
heat he sold Tor i've to one over the feld. In the
fifth heat he broke several times. and, although he
came home length in front OF Mystic, the judges
decided to make dead heat OF 1t on account OF
the breaking up OF Cotnespin. 1t being now nearly
dark the judges postponed the race until this
afternoon at one O'Clock.
The following are the
SUMMARIZES.
DEERFoor PARK. OCr 1-SEcoND DAY OF AU.
TrMN TRoTTING MEETING.-Purse $3.50, for horses
that had never beaten 240; mile heats, best three
In five, In harness; 5000 to the hrst 500 TO the
second and $50 to the third horse.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
DEXTER PARK RACES.
CHICAGO, H., U,

CHICAGO, H., Oct I, 1873.
The fall meeting OF the Dexter PARK Association
began yesterday, with light attendance. In the
first race for three-minute horses, for purse OF
$1,000, three started-Amy B. Moss Rose and IDA.
Amy won in three straight heats, Moss Rose
second. Ida was withdrawn at the end OF the sec
ond heat. Time, 2:40-2 :37-2:36L.
In the second race, for horses that have never
beaten $780, for a purse OF 81, 500, ten started
Badger Girl won In three straight heats, Mollie
second, Kate Hazard third. ftn,e 2:25M-226h-
2:26h.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
PARADE OF THE NEWBURG FIRE DEPART.
MENT. r..
NEwRuRG n Y Oct.

NEwBURG N Y, Oct. l, 1873.
The annual parade of the Fire Department OF thin
city took place this afternoon, at five O'Clock
There were five visiting companies from the fol
lowing places :-Brooklne, Mass; Paterson, N. IT.
Morrisania Yonkers and Walden, N. Y. There
were in the procession fourteen companies and
seven bands including the famous West Point
band OF thirty pieces; also the Mayor, common
Council and city Boards, and large number .,
invited guests from abroad. Flags were displayed
all over the city and the vessels in the bay and
almost the entire population was on the streets.
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
MEXICO.

Compliments to Ex-Mnister Nelson-President
Lerdo Praising the United States-The
Congress Of 1878 Guarding the Sane
tity of the Constitution Iron
Clad Oath for legislators
The New York herald., 1873-10-02
INDIAN RAIDS IN KANSAS,

KANSAS CITY, NO., Oct. l. 1873
Information received here states that Indians
have lately run OF and killed some cattle and took
supplies from buffalo hunters, causing much ex.
citement among the overland trains and settlers
A squadron of cavalry numbering seventy men
has been sent to the disturbed locality.