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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-14
MUSIC AND ART

THE MISSES DODDRIDGE, RECENTLY
Of the Wheeling Female College, Will
open classes in Music, Drawing and Paint
ing, in the Weisel Musical institute Hall,
odd Fellows building, September LIST, lSi.
They will also give instruction In Music at
their residence, No. IL Ohio street, Island,
and will be prepared 10 receive limited
number Of boarding pupils. Hours for
lessons will be arranged 10 suit tn" con-
venience OF young ladies attending other
schools. lNGSNA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
WASHINGTON.
AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR INDIAN SUP


AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR INDIAN sUf-
PLIES.
JOINT ACTION OF THE SECRETARY OF THE IN
TERROR. COMMISSION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS AND
BOARD OF INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.
W.sH1YGroy. July l2-The Secretary OF the
Interior. the Commissioner of Indian Affairs anu
the Board of Indian Commissioners, acting con
Jointly, Yesterday made the following awards loi
contracts for Indian supplies during the nscal year
10 the end of June 80, ls75
The contract for bacon for the Sioux Nation, to be de-
vered at Sioux CITY, awarded to j. T. Booge OF ina.
city Al 1Og cents per pound. j. L. Merriam OF ~ fdu
"a awarded the contract for pork for the Sioux Nation
AZ $40 d per BARREL also deliverable at Sioux Cliy'
Armor ClarkingtOn Co. OF Chicago secure the con'
tract Tor bacon for the Kiowas aud Wichltas' de'er
able at Kansas City, cents per pound Inc IoiAo"
ing awards made for supplying hour
For the Fort Peck Agency, c. A. Broad"h'er VI NJ"
tana at s. As per cwt. for the sioux nalop uo
AT Sioux CITY to j. L. Merriam al 81 10 per cWt ior inc
sioux OF the Red Cloud Agency, deliverable al
cheyenne to J. g. Martin of Colorado, at y 30 per e"I'
which is the Lowest figure obtained Tor TINS agency
for the wild tribes OF Indian Territory de'eraoo "
Kansas City 70 J. W slavens Of Kansas, at s. oO for
Fort Hall Agency, TO David hcCranOr OF Mon'"la' d"
a. a. McCranor also secures contract for hour Tor
the Black Feet Agency at s. % per cWt' O"lnE
TO the ravaees Of the grasshoppers IN TINS
vicinity the supply OF -four for the BLACK
Feet has to be imported from distance at inc
above high price the quantity, however is only 225OO
pounds The corn for Fort Peck Agency Is to be sup
ped pv c. A. Brodwater at g. 40 per cwt The corn con
tract FOR the Red Cloud Agency deliverable at Omaha
is awarded TO J. Granger at 81 cents per ousne ana
corn for the Sioux on Missouri River. deliverable AZ
Sioux CITY, be furnished by j. L. Merriam al 70 oe'
per bushe The contracts for wheat for the Yanktoh
Agency az % cents per bushe and for the Sanee Agency
at s5 cents are awarded " ". Wells OF NEBRASKA
The beef cattle contracts are awarded as foo"s' '
prices being per hundred pounds gross
For the Fort Peck Agency, c. \. Brodwater at y %
for the Wild tribes in the Indian Territory j. NJ Doug
eriy at 81 g. the lowest figure ever reached; Tor e
Fort Hall Agency, Idaho Territory, David McCranor
al s. 40 for the Black Feet Agency David McCranor az
s. 20; for the Crow Agency, Wilson Rich OF Montana
at 81 "a the lowest figure obtained for this Agency
TOR the santee and Poncas Agencies p A. Largey oil
Montana at 81 g. The contract for supplying 225COWo
pounds OF beef for all the Sioux Of Dakota IS awarded
TO J. X Foreman of Nebraska at s. 80 per cwt WHICH
is very large saving for the Government on the cost
OF Deef for these Indians in all previous years Inc
contract pTlce last year & 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
MORE couPLIC4u0NS ~ ARKANSAS

TIE PROGRAMME OF THE BROOKS PARTY-EX-
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT TO ISSUE Az
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE MEETING OF THE
CONSTITUTIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLOT
TO SEIZE THE LEGISLATIVE HALLS.
LITTLE Rock, July 12.-There is a good deal
Of talk aud some excitement over communication aud
an editorial IN Saturday mornings Gazette noticing
rumored new scheme on the programme OF the Brooks
party On Monday, the day before the meeting Of the
Constitutional Convention. when the Congressional
Committee Will arrive, Mcclure Searle, and Bennett,
quorum of the ex-Suprcme Court, are TO meet Cox,
clerk 10 the Old and present court 20 recognize them
and secure the records tae state House. test
case Is 10 made Injunction TO be issued against
the meeting OF the Convention declaring illegal the
Legislature which called il. Oliver. the exSherf is to
serve the injunction and, possible, seize the leGsa-
i've halls with a strong posse.
There was "a rumUr the streets Saturday morn
ing that Cox had been arrested but inquiry proved
only that going his office, he found guard with
loaded muskets stationed at the door. He was not
allowed 20 20 in at first. but after admitted.
The armed guard then withdrawn. and a citizen
guard stationed near watching the Office and state
House. The militia guard Is very vig1lant.
The old Supreme Court Judges claim that they are the
Court aud Sit not having adjourned before the meet
M Of Bakers Legislature.
There IS now rumOr around the State House that
Brookss $500 armed negroes organized in the
country this city. The guards were doubled last
night ana Will be increased tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
POLITICS IN FRANCE.

,ppY, .r1oN IN TIIE ASSEMBLY OVER A NEWSPAPER
ARr1cLE-REJECTI0N or A MOTION TO CALL HE
wRrrrR OF TIE ARTICLE TO TIE BAR OF THE
PARIS. Saturday, July II, 1874
An article in to-dav's issue of the Figaro. melting
revolt AGAINST the decisions OF the Assembly o'c"
stoned much irritation among the Deputies Ane,o
was a warm debate on the article. during winch !"
Dopevre. Monarchist, announced that the fgd'o nhu
been suspended for two weeks Neverthe'oS7' VI,
7 eft moved an Interpolation, which wac postponed
FOR month. -. Lo
NJ Brisson of the Extreme Left moved that 'he
,ri,or If the Objectionable article in the Figaro be
coIld N the bar of the House. and accused the UoN
ernYnent of partiaty in Its punishment OF Journals
NJ Rrisson's motion was rejected after speech ny
NJ Gambetta in which he hinted that the Assembly
was corpse fit for the gTave-digger.
The Left Center anticipate majority OF 10 Tor NJ
Casimir-Pcrier's bin which proposes the organlza-
ton of the De6nitive Republic
LONDON, July y, 1874
The F;o7ro was suspended by the Government for
quoting from President MacMahons message Tue
declaration that he would retain the power con-
ferred upon him, and then aPosuopniIiNs
Assembly as follows:
n rorr orders the Marshal became supreme head OF
the slate The army honors only him, follows out l'
obevs him. The army having horror OF aIacuou / al
lament VIII defend the commander to whom you lu-
trusted hc power. II party faction seeks 10 over
throw your irrevocaoe decree, the army must oAoi0e
Tie decision Of the Assembly.
PARIS July u, 1874.
The Committee Of Thirty has appointed sub-com-
,ttees 10 draw M bills on the organization OF the
Executive powers aud the establishment OF
Senate.
The Extreme Right publishes disavowai OF hos
tlitv 10 President MacMahon. hut condemns the ac-
ton of the Ministry with regard to the manifesto u
the Count dc ChamboTd.
The Hoate,u says ex- President Theirs IS decidedly
opposed to the or organization Of MacAahon powers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
THE CHICAGO CHESS CONGRESS.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Saturday night completed
the rst the Chess Congress- which thus far mas
realized most sanguine expectations or IT'S sup
porters The In its proceedings IL fully sus
t,ined and a satisfactory issue IL anticipated. The
games played yesterday were as follows:
Messrs Book and Judd, one game, won oy Judd; BOOK
and Perrin, two games, both won 10y Book; COnGdoh
and Judd one game now pending. Elder having been
called home II IA doubtful II he enters she Lists Win
Mckenzie Monday . . -,
The withdrawal of KennicOtt somewhat aHects the
score Of the PLAYERS since under the rules having failed
10 play twOthirds OF his games, the scores OF thoso
already played Cancelled. The score therefore, nov
won 3; lost 3 Elder won 81 lost ,. HOrmer' won ,
lost p Perrin. ,; lost G. Congdon, won Ia AOst h
Book won 81 lost l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
FINANCIAL TROUBLES IN CUBA.

An EXTRAORDINARY TAX OF TWO AND A HALF PER
CENT uiP0sED-rHE PROCEEDS TO BE APPLIED
TO TIE AMORTIZATION OF THE TREASURY DEBT.
HAVANA, July 12.-The official Ga1dte OF
SATURDAY publishes decree by the Captain General
imposing an extraordinary OF y per cent per annun
on the value Of city and country property, Industries
commerce arts and professions the capital WHEREOF is
10 De asccrtaned By statements, upon the oasis
OF which the tax is TO be estimated. Indviduas en-
gagged III the arts professions are 10 be taxed on Aer
annual net incomes The 70 be collected quarterly
IN advance beginning with July l. 1874 and ending WIN
July l. 1876 The proceeds Of the tax are 10
d spped 10 the gradual amortization OF the debt OF the
Treasury Of the island Generals ana other officers ana
prvates OF the army and navy, members OF the clergy
civil employees and other persons possessing no capi'
and dependeuto their salaries for supporare exempted
as is also property city country tie construc
non or development Of winch began after July l. Inc
proceeds from The exercise Of industry arts or PROBES
.,oua are exempted the same basis E-tates lol"'v
,rrIucvc or found on investigation TO possess capl-
Ia insufficient to pay the tax are also exempted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The [. S. steamer
Wachuset arrived at SANTANA the 30th Of June, from
Key West and was there on the 80 of July. The Can
andaigua which mad gone to 81 Thomas on the 10th Of
june was daily expected 70 return the Wachusett re-
lieves her.
Orders have been issued from The Navy Department
preparation Of the Intrepid at Boston, for sea.
This is one Of the ships OF recently launched.
The following Boards Of Medical officers have been
appointed for the examination Of Assistant Surgeons
for promotion and Of applicants for admission the
medical staff Of the army: AT New-YOrk, Surgeons
Joseph B. Brown. John Moore, j. H. Bill. Is. (. FRYER,
and Assistant Surgeon, A. H. Hof. AT san Francisco,
Surgeons Charles Mccormick. G. c. Keeney, George f.
Cooper; Assistant Surgeons, ID. L. Huntington and E1-
ward Bently The Boards viii assemble on the Attn Of
August next.
Ensign VIM r CiasOn has been ordered 70 the Col
Orado al Norfolk Gunner George ". .. Mensetter
been ordered TO the Brooklyn at Key West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

LONG BRANCH, July 12.-Among the dis
tinguished arrivals last evening were Gen. II. A. Bar
mum. the Hon. s. s Cox Mr.. Henry Bergh. DR. Edward
sears, ex-seeretary Of the Navy Borie, Mr. Arthur
Cheney Of Boston, ]. Rhinelander Dillon Adopho Sones
ViceConsul OF France DR.. Crecloo, Porto Rico Pierre
LOriard, Dexter Hawkins the Hon. Z. X soutenDurgh
Newark, y. J.; Col. Schuyler Crosby, W. e. Gibson.
L. g. "; Nelson Brown, OF Brown Bros, aud John r.
Dos PassOs.
To-day about IL a m, during heavy FOG a large
three-masted schooner OF LAUGHS Hotel.
causing great excitement among the visitors and country
folks many Of whom for the first time in their lives
vessel in distress Crowds OF people lined the shore
the whole day. The hfe-saving boat WAS prompt and
boarded the schooner During the day several tug boat
came down assist but the captain declined their
wees trusting TO the tides ~ get the vessel OH The
schooner the AbDie BckmOre from Boston, bound for
MaFyis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

Heavy rains fell in England on Saturday
night greatly benehting the crops.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg denies that
tbo young Grand Duke Nicholas who stole his mothers
diamonds. been sentenced 20 punishment, Dut says
his case still pending before the Emperor
A telegram from Montreal says that Prof.
Cherriman Toronto University has been reelected
President of the Canadian Chess Association. Inc
tournament Is not yet concluded The winners OF lne
Hurlburt. Hicks and Jackson. The hrst named VIII
doubtless be first on the list
In regard to the Canadian Reciprocity Treaty
The London Standard says Taken In connection with
their policy in regard to Pacific Railway 1t is hard
70 resist the that present Canadian Minis
try have the idea OF separating from the EN-
pire and Of attaching the Dominion 10 the United states
The money they have rndged 20 the construction OF the
Pacific Railway we hnd them willing 10 contribute t
toward the extension OF the canals intended for the
convenience of the American trade When It Is an I'M
peria scheme they are called upon 10 support We per
them 10 be cold and nggardy. When II Is pro-
Ject for the mmed9le ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF the provinces
which support their policy inyoVng prospective Dene
fits the States discover them TO be liberal to prod
igaity."
The Madrid correspondent of The London
Times, under date of Jane g. gives the following par
ticulars of the death OF Marshal COncha: Concha's
movement in advance had resulted in an almost COM
pIee surrounding Of Estella. and consequently in an
almost total ucrceptng OF the enemys lice Of retreat
10 the sronCholds the Amezcuas When the Carlsts
perceived that the net was closing upon them with
ever-narrowing mouth, they made a sudden and des-
perate dash against the weakest point OF COncha's
position. To support this shock there were hut two
UataOns consisting almost entirely or young sOders
and these fell back panlcstrlcken before the OVerWhem-
iug numbers buried against them, ana suffered hedVY
from the baYOnets Of the Cariss, who now give no
quarter Seiug this. COncha ordered Echagues DIVISION
advance the rescue. Observing OF thluA4i4g ne
observed. some slight hesitation, ne ninstl rusDtu
of and began haranCulng the troops, wien taTrt Oal
struck him, killing MIN on the spot IL was ~ hthI'
He Eel. the OF speaking and waving uls men on
ana his death any soldier might envy; Dut Me
loss IL great country and 10 the army which con-
talus not many ike him. HIS body was immediately
raised from ground ana sent on TO hlala On Gen.
hague a daring ana dstlu gul,hed officer, the com
maud devOyed but he did not deem II prudent 10 con
Time the movement II advance at tDat late hOur IN
mountainous district and with tie lines OF the army eX
tending % many miles; he closed 10 his hhes ana
cOncuted lusef with the last previous conquered pO-
sItlUue'
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

OF Kentucky and the Rev. Dr. T. RI Pearne or Cincln-
nati road from the scriptures The sermon gwen
by Bishop James from these words OF the 30th verse
OF the first chapter Corinthians But OF Him are ye
In Christ Jesus God is made unto wisdom ana
righteousness and sancuicatOn and redemption" 10
was a straightforward, fOrciDe presentation or the
scheme OF sa vatiOn expressed IN language ~ impress
siye simplicity and strength The preacher showed tho
ptaOn OF Christianity 20 the necessities OF ninkLd,
and explained the In which Christ becomes wisdom,
righeousuess sanct hcat0n. and redemption unto men,
enforcing The lesson from these BDle truths, ne c,osu
with fervent appea 10 the uncOnvered. ana with the
expression OF enireaty and desire that great baptism
OF Gods spirit should be straghway poured OUT on tIs
camp.meetng. -, - Ao,, ,Ao
After the short PRAYER meeting wag ~ 10 the
Rev A C. Rose OF saltwater and the Rev W eiknap
OF Hampton leading PRAYER For consldetaDie u'no
after the great tent deserted the singing OF by
i'm various tents sounded through the encampheht no
worshtpers here keep early hours OF rest IN 0rer 70 %
prepared for long abors aud supplcaonsoi anoef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED sw1yDLER.

RICHMOND, Va, July IA man giving the
name Of James X. Van Ness arrested Saturday
night charged with attempting 10 perpetrate a series
of swindles on a number Of prominent business men OF
this CITY, Van Ness has been Richmond several DAYS
representing himself agent of Cornelius Vanderbilt
or Ne-York and that he had been sent here TO make
extensive purchases. He exhibited papers purporting
TO be signed by Vanderbilt, authorizing the purchases
and also showed drafts amounting to several
hundred thousand dollars, all signed C. Vanderbilt"
he had succeeded In imposing far on some Of our
citizens as 20 negotiate sales; being FOR large
Touring mill Yesterday morning. some suspicion being
aroused telegram was sent TO SewYork by the Presi
dent Of leading mOnied institution, and an answer was
received last evening that Commodore Vanderbilt knew
nothing Of Van Ness He accordingly arrested al his
hote bv detectives Knox and Wren, warrant charg
ING him with forgery. and having forged papers In his
possession When arrested he had 100000 in forged
papers From other papers found on him. II was ascer
tanned that his true name is Livingston He IL gentle
manly appearance, about 60 years OF feet or 10
inches hi gn weighs about 200 lbs, has gray hair and
whskers aud is OF light complexion. He was locked up
n First Police Station TO await hearing on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
TIRE PHILADELPHIA cHILDsTEALNG CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The Police Depart
ment has sued a circular the understanding case
describing the wagon into which che child Ross was
enticed as falling-top yacht-body buggy painted
dark all over lined with dark material drawn by dark
bay OF brown horse l5i hands high, anu driven IL ID
believed without checkren. Descriptions or the two
men who stole the child are also given. one wore a
broad-brmmed straw hat, looking As If 10 had been worn
a season OF two, ana much sun-br0wnei. The other
wore "A high-crOwued, darkcOi0red straw nat one
wore a linen buster, the other gray alpaca custer
one had light with a tendency TO sandy cohp'eAIoh
sandy moustache and rather red nose ana race ABOUT
30 wears OF age and feet 10 inches NIGH The other
was feet Q inches in hight, about 80 years OF age
and fuIl beard OF whskers OF Drown Ut
sandy-brOwn color.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
ELgEKH HERE.

A fire at Toronto Saturday morning, on
Daly-st, DESTROYED two Large dwelling houses aud out
buildings. Loss $1,000
The sash, door and blind factory of A. Reed,
West Depree, Green Bay Wis, destroyed by
FIRE Saturday morning. Loss $4,000; insurance 5000
The spool mill at Albany Falls, Me-. owned
by the Hon Jno Lynch OF Portland burned on FrF
day The building valued at seoi lnsuieu .or
$1,000 The machinery valued al A'VSVi ihS"eu luz
5000
A fire in Woburn, Mass, Saturday morning.
burned the tannery ana curryiDs 'nop' 'o""
-, r. ,ar,. Including quantity OF leather stock
he,ougngtoE Cory aud others. Tue property burned
WAS mostly insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
A YOUTHFUL HERO's DEATH.

EAsTPORT, Me-, July 12.-SOme four or five
BOYS sailing Friday, at Pembroke, and the
boat was upset IThe Oldest boy about 10 years old,
son OF John Babcock workman in the iron works,
made the rest take hold OF the gunwae OF the boat while
he went behind and began TO push her ashore one OF
the boys let 20 and sank when Baocock dove down ana
brought him up making him take hold or the boat
After going a distance the boy again left 20 and
sank when BabcOck, before. dove and brought him
ND which he went TO the stern OF the boat again
and began pushing her ashore. but was taken with
cramps and sank. The body recovered two hours
afterwards,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
DEDICATION OF A ROMAN CATHOLIC Cattle

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 12.-The new Roman
Catholic Cathedral was dedicated to-day Bishops
Wood. Philadelphia Lynch Charleston, g c.; O'Hara,
Scranton; Becker Wilmington, Del; Shanahan, Harris
burg and over one hundred clergymen. including the
venerable Father keenan, OF Lancaster, were In attend
ance Societies accompanied by bands from oumDla'
Lancaster and other places present The dedicl-
tory services at 10 a. were conducted by Bishops
-Ianahau and OHara who also celebrated PUntincal
High Mass. Bishop Lynch preached the morning ser
IaOn. POnttcal Vrspers were sung by Bishop NOOu 10
the evening after which Bishop Lynch again preached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
THE SINGING FESTIVAL AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 12.-The Liederkranz So
clety Of williamsburg " Y. and the Aurora OF Newark
" j. arrived here last night 10 attend the singing es
tya TO held here next week under the auspices Of
the Aron Singing Society Of this city. Tue visiting So
cetie the depot by the Arion and escorted
IN procession TO the headquarters at Mechanics Hall
The programme OF the festival inc udes grand sacred
concert COncordia Hall tonight. excursion down
the Chesapeake Monday, entertainment al schultzs
Park Tuesday, ana banquet ~ the clubhouse VI
The MalnerchOr on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
ORGANIZATION OF A COTTON EXCHANGE.

NORFOLK, Va, July 2.-Representatives of
nearly all the cotton dealing firms OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth met Friday evening a. the cOuntng.room OF
Messrs. Baker, Neal shepard and completed perma
nent organization, 20 be known the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Cotton Exchange. The bylaws and rules
OF the Augusta Exchange adopted with slight
notifications. The following officers elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
President, ". W. Gwaihney; Vice President, Major "
j. Baker; Treasurer, Kader Biggs, Directors. W. ID.
Reynolds, j. X KICKS, Joan James, Z. W. GraDDy, and
GegTEe ". Arp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
A RrMoR THAT v1cE-pREsGDESr WILSON WILL

RLsIGN-IHE sIAILMLNI LONIhADIOIED'
WASHINGTON, July 12.-The National Repub-
lican learns from q leading Republican Senator, VINO
has had a recent conversation with Vlce-President
Wilson, that his (Hr. WilsonJ resignation will soon be
made public Ill health being the cause OF this extraor
binary and unexpected step.
Boston. July l2.-1he rumOr from Washington Of the
intended res guatiOn OF VlcePresIent Wilson has no
foundation fact The Vice Presidents health is better
than Il has ever been his Illness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
FrNFRAI- nF GrN- RoRERr CoWDIN.

BosToS, July 12-The funeral of the late
Gen Robert Cowdn took place this afternoon in the
shawmut-sve Unversalist Church. Large delegations
from the several military and civic organizations with
which deceased had connected were present.
Tue OF the Old Massachusetts First Regiment
acted guard OF honor. Many thousand people lined
the streets Through whoB the processiou passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
FOUR PRISONERS KILLED WHILE ATTEMPTING
To ESCAPE

AUGUSTA, Ca July 12.-An unfortunate af-
FAIR occurred Columbia County Friday morning. A
deputy Sheriff and posse arrested four colored men
named DOgett father and three the charge OF
riotous conduct After proceeding some distance the
prisoners attemptedto when they were nred upon
and killed. COroners jury returned verdict OF JUS
ttnape homicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
LYSCHTSG OF MURDERER IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA dispatch from
san Diego says that party of men pursued aud cap
tured the murderer OF e. r. Whstleton near 5anix He
fought his captors and wounded severely before
surrendering. They started home with him, but were
met by large crowd OF men VINO took hun away and
nan ed him 70 "a tree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-13
MURDER OF A DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL
NASHVILLE Lnly "a special dispatch from

NASHVILLE, July ia sptCIHI uIspdItH IIUuI
rulahoma, Tenn. TO The Union and American says
that Deputy United Marshal JAS p Everett re-
Gently appointed 10 Hldreth, who was Killed
short time ago HilsbOro, was found dead by the
roadside He left LynchDurg late FRIDAY evening drunk
IL Is supposed he fell from his horse ana was eNliehty
In he pess condition when he was killed Two piston
balls had entered his mead Just back OF Ills ear