The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-11-11
WASHINGTON.
The Alabama Commis.iop.

3i WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The Court Commits
sioners of the Alabama Claims, previous to ad-
iournment Friday, passed an order that if any
counsellor wished to print testimony he could
withdraw it from the clerk for that purpose on
filing receipt and the date on which he would
return the testimony to the clerk. This order
partment of State, which belong to the gov
eminent. F.fa5fs f....5.7
81 The Safe Burglary Case.
In the safe burglary trial to-day, the court
discharged all the general panel Of jhrymen,
saving y this case viii occupy this term to the
Frederick Harrington testified to attending a
re- union at Richard Harrington s, April 10th
Detective McFresh testified to Hayes saying
to him on the day he arrested him that he, q.
Hayes, never saw Harrington but once before.
Mrs. Leach, mother-in-law of Nettleship,
testified to his being at home April 3d. when
his child was sick with the dipthera. Doesn't
know where he is now.
DIR. Osborne testified he didn't see him when
in attendance on the child. i7l
Rev: Mr.. Doyle testified that Nettleship at
tended the funeral of his child in June and bor-
rowed 1926 of witness at that time. -ll
e. II. Cahoon testified to also lending Nettle.
ship VIZ at the same time that Rev: Mr.. Coyle
did Understood the money was to be given to
Hayes to go to Washington, he having called
at Nettleship's house ON the day of the funeral,
Coyle also testified that Nettleship said he bor-
rowed the money to send a thief to the commit
v
be arrested. q. .'9-3 -4'.-tt.af.
it'- Indian Surrender. 5aa5 's 81
WASHINGTON, Nov, 10.-The following des-
patch was received here to-day: a'si 81
=. . ST.. LOUIS, NOV. 0.
To the Adjutant General, Washington. D.
CA despatch received from Gen. Pope
through Gen. Sheridan, announces that Big
Horn, a Cheyenne chief, with 20 warriors, As
women, 20 children and over 200 horses sur
rendered Internationally to Col Hall at the
Cheyenne agency Nov. A. The warriors are
held in confinement. rs 'ii- e1i
(signed) VIM. D. wHIppLE
-. Adjutant Gepsral. 4
80. Circular 10 Collecters.g ..5.-
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10-The circular ISSUED
| by the Treasury Department to the Collectors
OF customs enables shipments of merchandise
from China to enter at San Franeisco and De
exported to Europe through New YORK Sr any
other Atlantic port, and vice versa from Europe
to Asia without appralsement. ~ u It
He various Matter 0
4 The Democratic copo-ysSmen here cfe;m
that the next Honse vii be more nearly a had
,nonev honse .aSR the present one. and thai
| the gair- II New York and Pennsylvania es-
rrnao.sSiffy are against initiation. ~ - 1.
The Democrats threaten to make an early
| investigation of all the Navy Yards with
| respect TO their alleged use for electioneering
| purposes. tt e~u II :
| aiding the Democrats at the last election are to
| be removed. aas. .9lJAly a. gt.ElafEl l's+
The friends of the Civil Rights bill insist
that it can be passed before the adjournment of
the present Congress, and if passed cannot be
repealed during the present Administration. 1t
does not now however, by any means seem
| certain that the President would sign the bill.
The House Committee on Appropriations is
in session at the Capitol to-day. rE
Congressional Committees.
Il was expected that the House Committee
on Appropriations would hold meeting to-day
to commence the work of preparing the regular
appropriation bills in advance of the assembling
of Congress, but no quorum was present.
Garfield, Starkweather and O'Neil are now