, 1874-08-06

right of the people of the States to pro-
tect themselves from monopolies.
| Nicholas Standen has been indicted
as an incendiary for the recent attempts
to fire the city.
| The President Of the Cuban Republic
has ordered Carepio to destroy every
thing he can lay his hands upon. A
general uprising of the negroes is fear
ed
The Directors of the Bank of England
fixed the rate of discount at per cent.
san FRANc1sco, July 30.-It was re.
ported last night that the son of L. S.
Milzner, who was beaten and choked
by some robbers on Monday, in his
fathers shop. was dead. 1t is not true.
Tho boy is alive and conscious, but rec
collects only that was choked by some
one.
There were no repititions of the hood
lum outrages at Queens circus last
night. The funeral of the murdered
man, Ramsey, will take place to-day
and be attended by the entire circus
co npany.
The trial of Caroline Regin for forgery
was resumed in the municipal court to-
day.
SALEM, Oregon, July 3O.-The safe of
Wells. Fargo & Co. in this city, was
opened last night and robbed of every
thing of value it contained, amounting
to about $4,000. The burglars entering
the building through the cellar door,
having first broke into the agents house
! and securing his pants containing the
! safe key, and the combination was not
on. an easy access was effected. No
clue as yet to the robbers.
Judge Bonnam has granted the mo-
ton for the stay of proceedings IN the
case of the State of Oregon VS.. F..
Thomas Gerrand, and the case will 60
up to the Supreme Court.
STOCKTON, California, July 30.-Aboiit
10 o'clock this A. NJ, between Jenny
Lind and North American, Session s
San Andreas stage was stopped by 2
masked highwaymen, armed with rifles.
The spokesman demanded Wells. Fargo
& Co. treasure box. The driver in
formed the robbers that Session and
Co. did not carry the express on that
route, and after short parley, the stage
was allowed to proceed.
Russell's stage, which passed the same
point half an hour later with Wells.
Fargo & Co.'S. matter, was not molested.
BAYoNNE. July 30.-Carlists claim a
a great victory over the Republicans in
an engagement near Frentier. Losses
were heavy OF both sides. Carlists deny
that there is any truth in reports charg-
ing them with atrocities at Cuenea and
other placee.
GALVESTON, July 30.--A News spe-
cial says a fight between Indians and
Rangers and U. S. Cavalry occurred
near Jacksborough on Friday last. The
Rangers lost twelve end several wound
ed. The Cavalry lost several men and
Commander. The whole force was re-
pulsed by the Indians.
CHICAGO, July 30.-A fire to-day, de-
stroyed property on Water streeet worth
$35, 900. There have been II alarms of
fire here to-day-none false. No great
damage done. 1
SAN Francisco, July 31.--It is report
ed on reliable authority that the Chinese
Government will soon establish a con-
sulate in this city, and that the 6 Chinese
companies will defray the expenses of
the establishment for the benefit of
home government. 1t is thought an
American will be appointed Consul with
a Chinese Vice Consul to aid him. The
Chinese Commissioner, who went East
recently to make arrangements at East
ern Colleges for the reception of fifty
Chinese students, is clothed with au-
thority to make arrangements for estab-
fishing consulate on the 9th of Aug.
Bogus Charley, one of the Chiefs of
the Modoc tribe, was in st. Louis with
81. NJ. Jones, Agent of the Quahahwas
Reservation, where the remnant of the
Modoc tribe is stationed. Charley held
levees at the st. Clair Hotel and was to
return to the reservation with Jones.
Tribe on the reservation numbers 153.
Their agent said that their conduct is
very exemplary, and that they show a
disposition to work and have abandoned
the practice of gambling. 'af e
NEW YORK, July 31.-The Express has
the following: !" When Beecher was in
formed of the arrest of Tilton upon the
charge of slandering him. he said:
Poor Theodore. l pity him. In regard
to his statement for the committee, he
said that it was not completed and that
he was engaged upon it. It was sug-
gested to him that it would be capital
idea to read it in large church,
charging an admission fee of one doll
lar and devotiDg the proceeds to the
poor. He laughed and thought it q
good idea"
One paper asserts that reply. has
been received from Moulton to the writ
ten request of Beecher; while another
says Moulton still remains out of town
and it is not definitely known when he
will return. Mrs. Tilton is visiting her
children at Mount Chair. NJ. Beech
er's friends assert that when Moulton's s
evidence is submitted it will entirely ex-
honerate the reverent gentleman from
all ,criminality and will show that letters
of apology were brought about and
written for entirely different purpose
! from that ascribed by Tilton. To re-