, 1874-10-22

who imagined they had the power to
prevent an innocent gathering.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 1S.-Last night,
Steveadore Peter Doran, on bark E. 81.
Klngsman. was shot and instantly kill
ed by the frst mate of the vessel. John
Whitman. The latter is in custody.
He claims he acted in lf-defence.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-An IndianaI oils,
Ind, special to the Interoeean comedies
the Democratic victory and majority
in the Legislature of 6 on joint ballot,
thus insuring the election CT Demo-
cratic Senator in the place of Pratt.
1t is generally understood that Hon. ].
NJ. Macdonald will be elected by the
Democrats to the place.
A Yankton, Dakota, dispatch says a
party of 7. who left there 10 days ago
for the Black Hills, were attacked while
in camp at the mouth of the Little
Platte River by party of Sioux. WHO
killed two and wounded three of the
party, but were finally repulsed with 10
killed and wounded. The party return
ed to Yankton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE main par
ty of Lieutenant Wheeler's exploring
expedition have returned to Washington.
Lieutenant Wheeler and DR.. Yarrow
have returned to hasten the publication
of their reports. There are still 8 par
ties of the same expedition, who will
continue the work as long as the wealth
er will permit.
Post Chaplain, Moses J. Kelly. is re-
lieved from drtv in the Department Of
Columbia and ordered to the Depart
ment CT Dakota.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA Washington
special says Ex-Governor Davis and B..
Baker are at the head of delegation,
which arrived to-dav to assist tho au-
thorities in selecting men to be appoint
ed to Federal offices that are to be va
Gated. The removals decided upon are
Postmasters at Dallas, Galveston, Hous-
ton al Brigham; Collectors of Customs
at Corpus Cristie and Galveston; Col
lectors of Internal Revenue at Calves
ton, Benham ana Tyler. The Internal
Revenue Districts of Galveston and
Benham are to be consolidated.
SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. 19.-E. E. Nor
gan & Sons, extensive dealers in wheat
for this State and Oregon Oranges. have
failed. London and San Francisco
bank is limited. 1t is said to be the
principal creditor.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 1e.-There will
probably be meeting of conference
committee tomorrow, the Conser, a.
tives having sent to-day a note to the
Republicans inviting a conference. 20
days Is allowed for filling vacancies in
the returning board by terms of confer
euce agreement, which expired to day.
The Conservative are ready with their
men to fill the 2 vacancies promised.
Governor Kellogg has not yet been able
to obtain the required resignations.-
But four members of the returning
board have agreed to resign provided
Wells will resign. Wells is absent.
Date of his return is uncertain.
BERLIN, Oct. 10. 1t is reported that
the last domiciliary visit to the residence
of Won Arpim was merely for the pur-
pose of delaying his train. Won Arnim
is in close confinement, awaiting his
trial 8 weeks hence. He is charged
with insubordiration.
PARIS, Oct. 19.-Fuil returns of elec-
tions yesterday for vacancies in the As
sembly show that in Dellisse, Ereyland,
Bonapartist, leads the poll in Pas de
Claisis. but as he fails OF majority,
new election will be necessary. In
Alps Maritimes, NM. De Glen and
Cheris, Republican candidates, were
elected. The election in the Depart-
ment of Seine ct Disc, for member of
Assembly, resulted the success. of NJ.
Senard, Rep.
New YORK. Oct. 10. "A Herald Lon
don dispatch states that Stanley has ar
rived at Zanzibar. Sutton has accorded
a reception to Americans.
BAYoNNE. Oct. 19.-Francis Girard,
Representative of the English Carlist
Committee, and Cecil Buckland, Cores
pondent of the New York Times, start
ed yesterday for Carlist's headquarters,
and from reports at hand. it is believed
that both have been shot by Republi-
cans.
New YORK, Oct. 10. The Times has
received no further information as to
:he shooting of its correspondent, Mr..
Buckland. Intelligence of the affair
was Immediately communicated to the
Post Master General Jewell, whose
Secretary Buckland had been IN Russia.
He replied that he could only conjecture
that Buckland was shot on the pretence
that he was spy, as Mr.. Buckland and
his companion, Mr.. Girard, are Eng
lishmen; that the duty would devolve
upon England of demanding from Spain
an explanation; that the action to be
taken by England would depend much
upon the attitude of the press OF that
country. and General Jewell hoped that
its voice would be unanimous for
prompt and decisive measures.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Justices Davis
and Bradley having arrived, were TODAY
in their places On the Supreme bench.
Court tomorrow takes up the case of
Woodson vs.. Murdock and others. IN
volving the question of the right of tbe