, 1874-10-15

his death was heat disease.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The Attorney Cen
errI of Wisconsin has stipulated with
the general solicitor of the Chicago ana
! Northwestern Railroad Co., to jointly
ask the U. S. Supreme Court to take up
the railroad case appealed from the U.
S. District Court, and set it down for
rial on the 10th day of December next.
LOUISVILLE, O:t. 9.-Judge Bland
Ballard, of the U. S. District Court for
the District of Kentucky. delivered o
remarkable charge to the Graud Jury at
the opening of Court to-day, instructlng
them tina. q. s. Courts have no jurisdle-
ton in Kentucky to punish Ku Klux
outrages, under the enforcement act.
Upon this subject the Judge charged the
jury: "And now cannot omit speak
ing to you in respect to this class Of cas-
es, which is attracting SO much attention
abroad as we'll as at home I refer to
what are generally known as Ku Klux
outrages. Let me say, once for ALL IN
respect to them, that this Court has no
jurisdiction whatever. For their con-
tinua nee the people and tribunals OF
the State are responsible.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-The Commits
sioners appointed to investigate facts
relative to the recent alleged murder OF
five Usage Indians by Kansas mllltla'
have submitted their report to the Com-
missioners of Indian Affairs. They find
that the attack on the Indians was un-
provoked and utterly unjustifable, and
| presume that when the attention of the
| authorities OF Kansas is called to the ev.
idence in the case, they will not hesitate
to direct return of the property cap
tured from these friendly Indians. 1t
is recommended, in any event, that the
Government of the U. S. should see that
the Osages be reimbursed.
The TAttorney General has decided
upon the questions as to whether the
votes given for or against the removal
of the Capital of Montana Territory, IN
the recent election there, were legally
canyassed or can be recanvassed, that
they are questions of local concern. IN
which the Department and Government
have no concern, and that the approprl
ate place for their determination Is In
the Courts OF the Territory.
BEnsE. Oct. 9.-The Postal Couven-
ton was signed to-day by all the oeie-
oa,es to the International Congress e1-
cept those from France.
RIO JANx.no, Oct. 9.-The revolution
in the Argentine Hepublic increases IN
importance and in issue of paper money
, is probable, in case the negotiations Ioi
. reconciliation between the Government
. and the reyolutionists fail. Monte Vld'
., ;s filled with refugees from Buenos
s Ayres.
t BERLIN, Oct. 9.-The Gazette declares
s that Won Arnim S arrest is not connected
| with politics but is simply a crimlna
. procedure, with which neither the For
: eipn Office nor the Chancellor has any
e thing to do.
Archbishop of Cologne Las been re
: leased, after imprisonment for 8 month
and 9 days. The remainder OF his tern
of imprisonment will be revoked ana nj
fault pardoned.
MADRID, Oct. 9.-The Republican al
!. nv under General Lagranea has crosse'
!. the Ebro and taken Lu'gardla. hi
/ snccess has made an excellent impres
sion here. Don Carlos and the bulk o
! his followers are at Lariojardi, Navarro
The French Government. with tn
purpose of avoiding political compiica
: tions, has announced the intention
taking effective measures to prevent IN
n shipment of contraband of war acros
j. the Spanish frontier. One :housan
marines will embark for the Spanls
Il frontier.
= LONDON. Oct. 9.-London accountant
renort of the condition of the Erie raj
d road to-day, in the Stock Exchange to
IT day saws: In three years the profits
!, the road were 81 ,OO0, 600. Instead of 81
70 5OO. 600, as stated in the Company'r AZ
:. counts. and even this sum is subject
d various deductions.
y PATTERSON, N. j.. Oct. 10. -Secretar
"a Robson addressed an immense aud
ence at mass meeting last night. l
n the course of his speech he said neitht
the Administration or its Chief woRl
ever be found outside the Republica
party, nor acting contrary to the trad
lions of the county," Other Of his IT
marks were understood to refer to
third term and were vociferously a.
plauded. After the meeting, Secretai
Robson said that President Grant ha
no idea OF third term, and only avoie
"a ed giving official expression of his OPT
ion in the matter lest he should see
= to attach to it too much importance.
New YonK. Oct. TO- In accordant
> with the request made to the Secretal
\ of the Treasury, and upon the recon
= mendation of the Surgeon General, Il
: Post Surgeon at Sitka, Alaska. is al
H. thorized to admit to the post hospit
under his charge, and upon the reque
of the Collector at Port Sitka, such me
OF the merchant marine as may requi
y medical or surgical treatment. A chars
:, OF 81 80 per diem will be made for me
sA' icines, board, etc.. for each person a
mitted into the hospital, and the mon,
lay received from this source will be nlac,
ger to the credit of the hospital fund.
rd, New York. Oct. 1O.-A Boston sn
md cial says: The caucuses last night to-
away the last shadow of doubt of t
in denomination of Gen. Butler. Althou
1th. he was opposed by Gen. William utte