, 1874-04-30

Brooks at Little Rock.
New YORK, April 26.- Federal Coun-
Gil of Internationalists have resolved to
disband the organization, which has
proved complete failure in the United
States.
TACOMA, April 28.-A survey was made
last week of the route running into the
new town of Tacoma. The estimates
were brought into the Office of the COM
pany Saturday, and work will commence
Immediately. The grade will be com>
pleted within a month, and the cars will
be running into town inside of two
months.
l. RosEv1LLE, CAL, 27.- Abram Link,
an employee of the Western Hotel of
Sacramento. was run over by the cars
and instantly killed at this place this
evening. He was standing on the track
watching the pay car as it was passing
ard did not notice the Marysville freight
train backing up and though shouted at
by dozen persons. he did not move,
and was knocked down by the caboose,
the whole train passing over his body,
which was cut and mangled in a horris
BILE manner.
SAN Francisco, April 27.-The whole
sale liquor dealers held meeting and
elected David Porter President. A Com
mittee was appointed to draft the by
laws and constitution.
The French gun-boat Atalante has ar
rived from Peru. She carries twelve
guns.
John o. Malley, of Phoebe, tried for
shooting Cavalier, at Brooker. with in-
tent to murder, was permitted to plead
guilty of a simple assault. Cavalier is
still in Europe.
SAN Francisco, April 2S.- George
Williams, foreman at the Pioneer Wool
en- Mills. North Beach, was attacked
at late hour last night by three men,
who threw a sack over his head and rob-
bed him of 700 dollars, beat him badly
and threw him into the bay. He man
aged to escape, but was seriously injur-
ed.
A fire this morning destroying tailor
shop on Sutter street. The loss is prob
ably $500.
New ORLEANS, April 27.--Three hum
dred families in West Baton Rouge are
homeless. The city entirely submerged.
United States Quartermaster transferred
to the distributing committee yesterday,
25, 900 blankets. Advices from the
Teche country say the river continues
to rise.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The Senate
Committee on Railroads to-day, agreed
to report favorably on Senator Mitchell's
bill granting Government aid for the
construction of the Portland, Dalles and
Salt Lake Railway. The bill provides
for guaranteeing the payment of inter
est on the bonds of the Company to the
extent of $4,000 per mile, in return for
which, Army and Indian supplies, and
United States mails are to be forever
transported free. Kendall presented
resolutions of the Nevada Legislature,
urging the passage of bill requiring
patents to be issued Immediately for
lands granted to the Central Pacifi, r.
R., in order that they may be subjected
to taxation.
BAYoNNE, April 27.--Gen. Palacios
Vallas. with 5000 men, has taken pos
session of Chelva.
LONDON. April 27.--Khedive, of Egypt,
took military possession of the Suez
Canal before De Lessers acquiesced in
decision of international commission.
HAVANA, April 27.--General Concha
has ordered a draft from persons be-
tween twenty-five and thirry-fve years
of age.
NEW YORK, April 27.-St. Petersburg
letters give particulars of the disorder
in Poland, growing out of attempt to
force the inhabitants to attach them
selves to the Russian National Church.
Priests of 26 parishes in the province
of Siedlece were all imprisoned for re-
fusing to obey the orders Of the Russo
Greek Church. Peasants refused to
recognize the Russian priests or attend
their churches, whereupon they were
sent there by force. In some places the
peasantry stoned the priests, and in the
village of Cralop resisted the military
Several soldiers and officers were wound
ed bv pixies and stones. Soldiers fired
on the peasantry, and a large number
we're killed. In the village Of Potulin
similar disturbance occurred. in which
several officers and many soldiers were
killed. 81 peasants were shot down.
Prisons in Siedlece and other Califf
towns we're crowded with prisoners
Besides the arrests all the inhabitants
in troubled districts were sentenced to
be beaten the men with so blows. wo-
men, 25, and children 10 each, without
distinction of age or sex. Some women
who were violent in language received
$50 blows.
SAN Francisco, April N.-Steamer
Colorado from China and Japan arrived
this afternoon.
WASHINGTON, April q. Governor
Baxter telegraphs to the President. de-
nying that he has declared martial law.
outside of Pulaski county.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. April N.-Temper-
ance crusade, which has been qulescent
here for some weeks, started to day IN
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