The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19
News itClllS.

fort smith, Arkansas, independent,
oi the Och Instant, says two companies
Of Choctaw Indians, who were in pur-
suit of a number of horse thieves, on
the Fridly previous captured fifteen
and on Saturday morning, after hold
Ing council shot six, of them.
The lower House of the Kansas
Legislature yesterday passed con.
current resolution asking Congress
not to open the Indian territory to
Fett 'emeut until all the laws allowing
!andgrauts to railroads in the terrific.
ry arc repealed.
New IoEx, Fcbruary l3.-Thc
ship Erie, Of the United States aud
brazilian line, that was burnt ut Sea =,
had on board 1000 s,cks of coffee,
j he lire comln"uccd ut midnight iii
the upper cargo deck. The GREY and
passengers tn"k to the boats no live,
were loat. The baggage. cargo. ANA
mai ! total loss. The u. $. Consul
at Fern ,mbuco, sucrored the crew.
EIcnMoNp, February l3.-T. II.
1lcnHon, white, and Phil. Hampton,
colonel, employed on the free bridge
IN course Of construction across tic
james River between Richmond and
Ni"nchcstcr, we're drowned this mnru
ing while attempting TO ret their
wo'k IN boat, witch, owing to the
swollen condition Of the river hcc:.mc
,uumanaGahlc and upset. IIerdon waa
from Maryland.
At Il later hour ;nothcr aud more
dreadful accident occurred at tho
same place. The temporary trcs.lc
work across two Of til. pillars Of thc
hrihgc, upon which about fifteen
white men were engaged in laying
the iron snrerstructurc, gave way and
prcc'pi!ated the whole PARTY into the
boats and waters lcnca,h. Nine
were rescued, a,d the reminder We @
either drowned or killed by beirg
dashed against the timb>.s and iron
which wcht down with them.
" AsnNGroH, February l5.--iSjur.
dry civil appropriation bills now
pending in the Ilrusc, contain ,I,o fol-
lowing Arrropria,inr S72,oSl.52
tor the completion Of the Nus,.m
House Of Charl, s,on, iuclu!jur s,3
226.0G for cons ructious and rypai,:,
Of whaNcs: for continuprcc Of con.
str"c,i"n Of the huil'jiny for The
Court House and Pcs, Oliy., a: :rGinm.
tia S!Vo,ooo; ior c"n;,lr,iag ,,a
coast light, lIuuting l>ia..d, :. 6, j.,
addition to former .ryrn,riatr,o.
So, 300; for comnantl"9 the rc,
building Gr the nr>t cr.Gar N .n.r,
light on Morris IsIarI. :: G.. ,!:,,roy,
cd during the war, S.G", Tor can.
tlnnira -" surrey tt IL, N,larri. a,,A
'inh' "'n :: O.: tie "il>I &talrf, in.
c:""i"@ "oHne":,'2n or civit,ars o".
."&r| "a ;1o wrY,H, t<".. ,,4i ,u9u.
So. :.a"r, 'v.n, February lJ..-
y large "4;"i'"r "r saints @:o leaving
i"r ,"" Ac" 5at;:vm.n: in .Ar:y.,.:,.
Noue OF 'H"m r,Hayd th,ir eli %iii.
III co"ceaIed tlssatisf ,.t,on, ana are
half lncl!ncd to rebel blt the
church orders are imperative and un-
alterabic.
New YoRK, February ]5-IIorooo
Grseleys estate is worth about s,loo,,
uoo' 1t Is SAID Samuel Sinclair owes
the estate at least $4,000. There
arc ABOUT 100000 in bad debts and
"o'tnIcsS I securities. The appraisers
y nnn nnoGfoi'tsJ Jr'' owes the estate
T?'o''2o borrcWed money. Commo>
o 'o ahdcrh'it has given each Of
1,ee'eys daughters $4,000, sayirg
.'cy can nave what money they need
The only chance for Stokes is dolpc
u",ls t; "a. a iuls l. oench tests the constitu.
''V''"'ivy Wy o' :ne Jury law OF 1872.
22ptcio Shtphcnts to-day SGO0,000.