Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
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BACON ON BEECHER
POLAND DEFEATED IN VERMONT.
It H II BLACK HILLS.
CHEAP RAILROAD MOVEMENT.
THE BLACK HILLS.
CHEAP RAILROAD MOVEMENT.
EAST r N.
Hostile Indians.

lOTEh lAdhsJt kOCpts "A SSho
Williams, for the Kickapoo tribe has
applied to the State for military es-
cort to bring his Kickapoos up from
the Indian Territory to the Kansas
line, to protect them from the Little
Osages, who have visited the agency
with hostile intent, and expressed
determination to kill every white man
in the Territory. Governor Osborne
has rendered the use of the militia to
Gen. Pope for such escort. Great
alarm exists along the Southern line
contiguous to the Usage Reservation,
and the militia are concentrating in
that locality.
Rev. Dr. Bacon Oh the Beecher Scandal.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Rev. DR.. Leon
ard Bacon contributes paper to the
Independent on the Brooklyn scandal,
which is mainly devoted to an attack
on Moulton and the role he has enact
edsin the matter as mutual friend.
He argues that whether Beecher's or
Moulton's story be true, the latter is
left in most unenviable position.
Beecher charges him with having been
for years the chief actor in q base con-
spiracy. He tells story very dishon-
aorable to his own discretion, and not
Incredible, all things considered. This
conspiracy was to ruin Beecher and
his family by false charges; but If
Beecher's story be untrue, Moulton
still appears by his own story to have
been engaged in a conspiracy to cover
up and compromise foul wrong
against society - to conceal crime
which ought to have been exposed and
punished. The writer concludes as
follows: Doubtless it is the hope of
Ia ,1or, +, to nd 0fI
lands that Beecher will be triumph
antly vindicated and they are praying
that he may be, but they are not pray
ing nor hoping that if he is guilty he
may escape detection. Having long
honored him as good man, they be-
leve he is innocent of che wickedness
imputed to him, and will believe so
till he shall be proven guilty. In that
belief they are praying that his inno-
cence may be made manifest, and that
those who have conspired to destroy
him may be confounded. Beechers
friends do not claim for him immunity
in any wickedness. Moulton may ne
gotiate(?) himself in infamy, but he
is not counted among Beecher's
friends.
About the Black Hills.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Lieutenant
General Sheridan to-day sent the fol-
lowing order:
TO Brigadier- General Alfred II.
TERRI, st. Paul, MINI. Should the
companies now organizing at Sioux
City and Yorktown trespass on the
Sioux Indian Reservation, you are
specially directed to use the force un-
der your command to burn wagon
trains, destroy the outfit and arrest all
Int nSt
military post in the Indian country.
Should they succeed in reaching the
interior, Won are directed to send such
force of cavalry in pursuit as will ac-
complish the purpose above named.
Should Congress open the country to
settlement by eXtinguishing the treaty
rights of the Indians, the undersigned
will give cordial support to the settle
ment of the Black Hills. Duplicates
of these instructions have been sent to
the General commanding the Depart
ment of the Platte"
DOckery.
NEW YORK, Sept 3.-A letter dated
Havana, August 2Sth, says: ION the
10th an order was given to put Fred
erick Docaery in the chain gang,
which was accordingly done, but he
was spared the indignity of being set
to work with the remainder of the
gang"
Georgia Democrats.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The Augusta
Democratic Congressional Convention
of the Eighth District, after an all
night session, nominated Alexander
II. Stephens.
Poland Defeated.
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. 3.-The lat
est returns from the State election are
as follows: Two hundred and twenty
four towns give Peck, Republican, for
Governor, 32,5Ol; Bingham, Demo
crat, 14,O52; Peck's majority, l9,449;;
Nineteen towns are yet to De hear9
from. In the Second District, Poland
is undoubtedly defeated for Congress.
The vote is as follows: Seventy-one
towns, being all but ten in the DIS
trict, give Poland 5,295; Dennison, o.
486; Lead, SAT; Davenport and scat
tering, 2,127. Dennison's vote over
Pollard, 1,l9l. There is no choice In
the District, majority being required
to elect at the first trial and at the
next plurality will elect.
A Good Many Republicans.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Among Con-
oressional nominations to-day are the
following: Sixth Illinois District, Re
publican-Gen. T. H. Henderson, de-
feating j. B. Hawley, present incum-
bent: Sixteenth Illinois District, Re
nubliean-Cten. S. Martin, renomi-
mated; Nineteenth Michigan District,
Republican,. A. Hubbel, renomi-