Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-31
EASTERN.
Capture Of Indians.

,WAsH1NeroS, October s0th.--The,
following. dispatch was received at
headquarters to-day: "Wachita Agen-
cy, Indian Territory The Indian
war in this section is, rapidly collapse
ing. General Davidson, reports,
through scouts this evening, that
Major Scofield with his column has
captured on Elk Greek, sixty-nine
Nocone warriors and two thousand
ponies. This party Is of the worst
character, and Is accompanied by
families. I met Captain Carpenter
with his column to-day, in pursuit Of.
q large party of Kiowas, trying TO get
to Fort Sill to surrender before he can
overtake them. He had then been in
pursuit two days. The party Is
thought to be Lone VOLTS" -
s@3i1@ vessei Lost.
New YORK, October 29tha-The
bark Abbey Bacon, from Malaga, ar
rived at this port yesterday, having
on board Captain Levy, his wife and
child, and a crew comprising seven
men of the schooner Dauntless, which
left st. Thomas October Sd for Lunen-
burg, N. s., and went down in gale
on the night Of October 22d. The res
cued persons were four days in an
open boat, living on half, biscuit
and little water each day.
Criminal Proceedings Against Kel-
lOgg.
NEW ORLEANS, October 28th.--The
Conservative leaders last evening
held a meeting and decided to com
mence criminal proceedings against
Kellogg, Longstreet, Badger, and all
the radical leaders for murder. The
charge will be for conspiracy, on the
14th of September, against the lives Of
citizens while in the exercise or rights
guaranteed by the Constitution, in
removing and protecting arms. Afi-
davits are being prepared to-day and
two United States Commissioners
agree to issue warrants, while the az
fidavits will be filed. Warrants will
not be issued before the election, un.
less further arrests of whites are
made. AS the offense is murder, all
who are arrested must lie in the Par
ish Prison. s
An Indiana Blaze. -
INDIANAPoLIs, October 2Sth.--Last
night twenty-five or thirty-five build
ings were burned at Greensville, In
diana. Four squares were destroyed
on the east side of Indiana street,
with the exception of the First Ma
tional Bank. Loss estimated at over
100000. @Xf A &E
Assault upon Kellogg.
NEW ORLEANS, October 29th.-This
afternoon Gov. Kellogg, with Judge
Atocha, was going home in a cab,
when Major Ira Burke stopped the
cab near the corner of Ramport and
Canal streets, and was walking to it,
when Kellogg extended his hand,
which Burke took, and at the same
time seized the Governor by the waist
with the other hand and tried to pull
him out of the cab; but the Governor
being strong he quickly released 1t,
the ball grazing him. Burke then
drew revolver and fired three or four
shots without effect, the cab driving
of. Burke was arrested and taken to
the station, but was released afterward
at the request of Judge Atocha, who
was sent for that purpose by the Gov
ernor. The difficulty grew from
correspondence in newspaper about
naturalized citizens. r2 1r-i
The Railroad Case.
CHICAGO, October 29th.-In the U.
8. District Court at Des Moines, Iowa,
Judge Dillon gave the opinion of the
Court on the motion Of plaintiff in the
Union Pacific mandamus suit to quash
service on the grounds that the Court
has not jurisdiction and that the writ
was not properly served. The Court
held that it had full jurisdiction and
that the service was valid; that the
company are doing such business in
Iowa as to bring them within the ju-
risdiction of the Circuit Court for
Iowa, and under his ruling the order
of the Board Of Directors does not
justify the Railroad President or any
other officer In violation of the law.
The matter will now be brought to
trial on It's merits. AE#