Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-02
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NEW YORK, November 2Sth.-One
year ago tomorrow Tweed was sem
fenced to twelve years Imprisonment
and fine of $4,000. His counsel
claim that he could only be sentenced
to one years Imprisonment and will
attempt next week to secure his relief
on writ of habeas corpus pending
the argument on bill OF exceptions.
and by Wednesday or Thursday Tweed
will again be in the Court House.
A Terrible Massacre by Esquiiuaux
Indians.
NEW YORK, November 2Sth.- nri-
vate letter from the French Island of
St. Pierre Miquelon, on the southern
coast of Newfoundland, dated Nov.
22d, says that terrible slaughter of
human lives was perpetrated at the
settlement of Indian Tickle, Labrador,
on the Sth and 18th instant, two white
families having been murdered by
EsquimauX. The names of the vic
TINS are VIM. G.. Morrison and his
sons Thomas and Herbert, Robert
Morrison, wife and sons William,
Charles and James and daughter
Lizzie. There was but one survivor.
A gang of EsquimauX Indians had
been committing robberies in the
neighborhood lately, and several of
them had been captured and publicly
whipped, and the massacre was their
revenge.
A Day for the Tilton- -E;cec!ier Suit
Fixed.
BROOKLYN, November 2Sth. The
appeal of Beecher's counsel for bill
of particulars in the Tilton suit has
been put down for argument before
the Court of Appeals on Tuesday
next. Roger a. Pryor appears for
Tilton and Shearman for Beecher. ~
decision may be looked for the follow
ing Tuesday. Counsel on both sides
have notified Chief Justice Nelson of
their readiness to proceed with the
trial December Sth, as the expected
question of the bill of particulars will
be settle before that time. A panel of
one thousand jurors has been ordered.
Robbery and Murder.
BATTLE Rock, Ark, November So
men killed the keeper of store on
Petit Jean river and robbed the store
The Sheriff and posse overlook two
"
Sheriff was severely wounded but the
robbers were wounded and captured.
FrOzeh to Death.
CLEVELAND, November 30th.-The
scow Pearl, of Fairport, came ashore
at Geneva this morning with the
bodies of a man and boy aboard, both
evidently frozen to death. The scow
is wreck and seemed to have been
run into by some other vessel.
Death OF Mayer LEaverneycr.
New YORK, November 30th.-May-
or Havemeyer died to-day ofapopleXy
from over eXertion.
From Panama.
PANAMA, November 30th. = The
steamer Talisman has been captured
by the Peruvian war steamer Hussar,
with one thousand packages of arms
and ammunition on board. The Rev
olutionists on board had captured the
port of lilo, after fight with the gar
rison. A number of the crew fled to
Moguegua, and their leader, Pierola,
proclaimed himself Dictator. Tho
Government dispatched force against
them. The Talisman, now at Callao,
will be condemned as Il prize. The
Captain was imprisoned.
Wife KILLING.
TERRE HAUTE Gnd.), November
30th.-At Cloverdale, Putnam county,
Thomas Martin killed his wife, yes
terday, and badly wounded Adam
Stanton, who interfered.
Noted Suicide.
BALTIMORE, November 30th.-Wm.
o. Keys, cousin to the author of the
"Star Spangled Banner" committed
suicide ut the KennArd House last
night.