, 1874-11-05


New ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-Five persons
reported to Marshsl Packard to-day as
having been arrested in Camp Merrill,
Oct. %, for completely in the Coushatta
affair.
BERLIN, Oct. 30.-Kullman's trial was
| resumed to-day. The Judge, in sum
ming up the stimony as to the mental
condition of the prisoner, said he was
only partially accountable for his acts
at the time of the attempted assassina-
ton. Kullman was found guilty as
charged in the indictment, and sentenc-
ed to imprisonment for fourteen years
in the house of correction, ten years
suspension of his political rights; po-
lice servellance for life.
New YORK, Oct. 3O.-It is reported
that John Duff has sold his stock in the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company.
to the Union Pacific Railroad Co., and
has resigned the Presidency of the Com
pany. Mr.. L. Morton has also resigned
as trusteee in the A. & P. Co.
MADRID. Oct. 3O.-The Government
has acceded to Gen. Lazernas' demand
for reinforcements for the army of the
North. He has returned to Lagrono
aud will resume command of that ermy.
1t is reported that Don Alfonzo and
his wife have returned to France.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.-Safe burglary
trial was resumed to-day by the contin-
uation of the cross-examination of
Hayes by Mr.. Davidge, counsel for the
defendent. Hayes said he was meyer
engaged in any illegal or disreputabls
business until he went to Washington
for the Secret Service Division. Sever
al extracts from Congressional Commit
tees report were read and witness was
was asked if he would swear to such
things. Hayes said that he would not.
that there were several mistakes in that
report as to dates. Witness had studied
that kind of book very thoroughly
Davidge. angered by Hayes answer,
warned him that the Court would not
permi. him to misbehave. whereupon
the Court Judge Bumphreys) said to
Davidee that the witness had right to
protect himself, and and Davidge max
ing a reply, the Court ordered him to
sit down.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31.--A Times Wash
ington special says: "TeIegrams re-
ceivei to,day from leading Republicans
by Administration officers predict the
election of Gen. Dix by from 1000 to
10000.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 3O.-About $780,
600 people witnessed the great trotting
to- day at Bay District Fair Track, be-
tween Occident and Fullerton for So, SEQ.
Fullerton won the first heat; time,
2:19, Occident half length behind. End
heat was won by Occident; time, 2:18.
3rd heat was won by Occident; time,
222A. The result was received by an
immense crowd, with the widest en-
thusiasm. Occident won the last heat
by about three lengths. Fullerton break
ng badly at the start.
Henry Willhusen committed suicide
this afternoon by shooting himself
through the head at his residence in
South San Francisco.
| ST. PAUL, Nov 2. Steamer Lotta
Barside. from Pigeon River to Duluth,
foundered in Lake Superior on the 18th
ultimo, during fearfal gale. There
was one passenger and a crew of IA on
board. The passenger and one OF the
crew we're drowned. The rest escaped
in the long boat, landing next day, after
suffering severely.
| New ORLEANS, Nov 2.-Indications
are that the city goes Conservative by
from II 600 to 1900. The Conserva-
tives claim $1,000. 1t is generally be-
lieved that Gibson. Conservative, has
defeated Sypher, Republican, for Con-
eress in the First District. The Conser-
yatiyes claim election of Ellis in the
Second. though the race will be very
close. Democrats claim tie State by
from 5000 to 5000. Republicans esti-
mate their majority in the State al 1O,-
900 or less. The vote for Congressman
in the 3rd, 4th, 9Th and 9Th Districts
will be very close from present indica-
tions. Governor Kellogg thinks the
Republicans will carry the State by a
good majority and el,ct probably 5, and
possibly Congressman. Governor
McEnery thinks the Conservatives Will
carry the State by small majority and
elect 8 Congressman.
Mid night There are no returns OF
the City vote. but it is thought that the
Conservatives have probably 1900
majority. Reports from farisnes "fe
meagre, but show that the Conserva-
tives gain. Indications are that the
State vote will be close. Conservatives
claim four congressman, but the he
publicans do not admit the loss OF out
one. No disturbance is reported from
any quarter.
CHICAGO, Nov Am Inter-Ocean
Washington special says enough is now
known of the character of annual esti-
Inmates to show that they will be more
than ten millions less than for last year.
Estimates for both Public Works under
the Engineer Bureau and those under
the Treasury are very much reduced.
Cost of the Navy remains about the
same, while the Army in some of its
supplies was cut below its real necessi-
ties at the last session of Congress.
Secretary Belknap has regulated his "a.
Inmates strictly in accordance with the
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