The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-10-09
NEWS CLEANING.

David Valentine & Co., OF New |
York, dealers >, silks and FANCY |
dress goods, haze failed for $500. |
COO 1t is believed they did rs well |
as apostolic under the circumstances.
Gov. Kellogg has received infor-
nation that upon the arrival OF the
United States troops at Constants
some fifteen white leaguers who
were engaged in the recent muir
ders OF the republican Office holders
lett town and fed to Arkansas and
Texas.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan left New
York Saturday night for the West.
Pecuniary aid is asked at New
York for Garibaldi, who is repre-
sented in very poor circumstances,
often without means TO obtain the
neeessaries of life.
a seni-weekly mail has been es-
tabiished between Cheyenne aud
the agencies, distant from Red
Cloud to the Black hills gold fields
about fifty miles through a fine
| country.
A vast deposit of fossil has been
discovered ten miles north of Red
Cloud, and scattered over a space
of about six miles square. The re-
mains of the two-horned rhinoceros
and many other animals cover the
ground.
VIM. j. Cannifax, for the murder
of Judge Lindenbower in Spring.
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which was taken TO Forsyth, TaneS
county, on change of venue, came
to trial in the Forsyth circuit court
The defendant plead guilty to muir
der in the second degree, and wa
sentenced 10 imprisonment for life
OF the results of the conflagratiol
III the woods of New Jersey, III,
\. Herald reports:
f7Fhe fires made a clean SWEEP
from Sandy Hook to Tickerton, ant
were only subdued by the rain
: Long Branch escaped with the los
: of few fences and flelds-a fortu
nate escape for the hotel keepers
The cause was, as usual, q spar
from locomotive near the Nave
9 sink Highlands and total want O
facilities for eXtiDguishing the fir
before it gained full Roadway
> When railroad corporation set
. woods in blaze it SHOULD deyis
means TO put out the fire.
Deaths in ST. Louis last weel
2 no; under five years of age, 81.
The cotton mills at Province, L
l., and generally throughout In
1 state, commenced on Monday ran
ming on two thirds time. Their
are few exceptions.
A number of Texan steers whic
arrived at New York Monda
evening, while passing through til
' lower part OF the city, became ii
e furiated by lights and noise, an
eight of them broke from the droI
ers, rushing in various direction
Before the steers were shot nearl
fifty people were injured, som
seriously. .r
The Brooklyn Argus, speaking {
the indictment against Tilton an
: Motion, says: ",The array of cour
D Gil in the suit will be UNUSUAL
, large. Roscoe Conklin has accep
ed q retainmeht and will sum u
: the case. VIM. n Evarts, b. 7
i Tracy, j. X. Porter, w. o. Bartlett
= Jno. Graham, and T. S. Sherman
o are said TO be employed. The Iii
of Tilton's counsel is said not to /
complete. Senator Carpente
Saml Dougherty of Philadelphia
5 and d. ID. Field are mentioned
: Moulton has secured Judge Fuller
r ton, although Ben Butler will tai
> the lead in the case. Mr. Beac
will most likely appear also. .
: motion will be made to carry IL
!, case before the supreme cour
t This is remarkable case and a
effort will be made to change tt
9 case TO Albany. The trial wi
4 probably last for three or fou
Y weeks"