, 1874-09-24

Ellen Healy. These names are not on
the mill books. Of the wounded rs will
recover. There are 8 whose recovery
is doubtful, and 2 are fatally injured. =
The total number wounded is So.
/, TWIN MousTAIs, Sept. 20. Mr.
Beecher ptsached his last sermon fol
the season to-day to a much smaller
congregation than usual. no excursion
trains having been run to convey near
ers. He preached an hour and ten
minutes, taking his text from the first
verse of the 18th chapter Of Matthew
"who is greatest in the kingdom OF
heaven" Not the slightest allusion
was made to any OF his personal d'fh-
culties. 'fft{
'CARRoLrows, KY. Sept. 20. Fire
this morning destroyed one-half OF the
most valuble part of the city. \
KINGSTON, Jamaica. Sept. 20.-Small
pox is abating. The number Of cases is
reduced from 500 to 200. s,s-
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 2O.-It was learn
ed this afternoon that about 400 negroes.
headed by man named Tenant. in
tended to attack the whites in Edgefeld
Co., S. e., the provocation being that
unknown parties had fired on Tenants
house. A party was organized here to
90 the aid of the whites, but the courier
brought word that the negroes had dis
persed and that Tennant had been ar
rested.
LONDON, Sept. 2O.--Advices from Rio
Janeiro state that the Emperor In his
speech upon the closing of the Cham
bers, on the 18th inst, congratulated
the country on its satisfactory relations
with foreign powers. declared that his
Government would endeavor to promote
agriculture by the extension of the rail-
way system. Most important measures
would be presented at the next session;
looking to electoral and educational re-
form, and in aid of agricultural in
tercs.s.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.--Lt. Gen. sheri-
dan is to-day in receipt of letters and
dispatches from Gen. Pope, containing
of Col. Miles movement
against the Indians in Texas, in the val
lev of the Canadian River. Miles has
been somewhat embarrassed for sup
plies, the train which had been sent
from camp with supplies by Genl. Pope
having been delayed by repeated attacks
of Indians to capture it. All the attacks
were unsuccessful, however, and the
losses to troops were trifiing. Miles
believes that Satana and Big Tree were
in command of the Indians who tried to
pture his trains.
Gen. Pope thinks it advisable that a
companies of infantry and cavalry be
furnished, if possible, for operations in
Arkansas Valley, but says Miles has
sufficient force to beat all the Indians
who come against him at present.
QUEBEC, Sept. 2l.-The following are
the members of the new local cabinet:
DeBencherville, Premier and Minister
of Public Works; Ferrier, President Of
the council; Garneaux, Commissioner
of Crown Lands; Ayers. who has never
been in Parliament before, Provincial
Secretary and leader of the Assembly;
DR.. Church, Attorney General, Robert
son, Treasurer; Malthiot, Solicitor Cen
eral. A number of changes are likely
to take place in the Dominion Cabinet
in the course of few days.
OTTAWA, Sept. 21.-Merchants are
dissatisfied with Cartwright's tariff. and
fearing he might disturb trade by fur
ther changes. are asking that Holton be
made Finance Minister and Cartwright
retire. Scott is Minister of Militia.
The trans-continental telegraph con-
tracts have all been concluded and Bar
nard, who has the British Columbia sec
ton, will commence work Immediately.
New YORK, Sept. 21.-A London Lett
ter says: The Queen has arranged with
the Prince of Wales'creditors to pay the
latter's debts in three annual install-
ments of million dollars each. and has
made the first payment, thus avoiding
an unpopular appeal to Parliament
This, doubtless, is done by advice OF
Disraeli. and the act has rebounded
greatly to the Queens popularity.
AUGUSTA. Ca, Sept. 21.-Conficting
are in circulation as to the con-
dition of affairs in Edgefeld Co., 8. G.
The negro Tennant, the leader Of the
party, was not arrested as reported yes
terday. Latest reports state thai all is
quiet. Us
TOPEKA, KS, Sept. 21.-1nformation
from the scene of operations against the
Indians in the Southwest, to the effect
that the train of supplies corralled by
the Indians on Washita, was released
by q force from Camp Supply on the
l4th and continuing the journey was
met by Gen. Miles command. which
went into camp 100 miles south of the
Canadian river. The Indians are mov-
ing south, apparently avoiding gener-
al engagement.
ArA1ANrA, Ca, Sept 21.- The annu-
al meeting of the Grand Lodge Of the
U. s., I. O. o. F., began here to-day.
There was . large attendance of dele
gates from nearly all the States. The
reports of the officers show the order in
a fiourishing condition throughout the
general Jurisdiction. including the Brit
ish Dominions, Sandwich Islands, Aus
tralia, Germany and South America.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-E. r Hoar's
second dsclination of the candidacy for
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