, 1874-02-19

uermany ana the United States. Sub
Iect of correspondence not stated. On
The departure Of Bertholde, now French
to Washington, Washburne en-
him BY a. banquet.
ASAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 1.-THE total
number Ct deaths in this city last year
was 4,0O2.
NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-At a meeting OF
the Cheap Transportation Association
yesterday information was given that
the peoples freight railroad would soon
be built across the continent, which
would be managed in the interests Of
the people. After work is fairly begun
it would be completed in 8 years.
wv. W.fTsCassy, Secretary Of the In
ternational Association, says Interna.
tionals of the United States and Great
Britain differ from those ofSthe- cont
nent of Europe, and that while the lat
ter are willing to overturn Governments
by revolution, the former believed that
their objects and aims, which were
equality to all and stoppage of exactioLi
of capital and opposition of WORKING
men. could be established by means Of
ballot.
HAHTRonD,I Conn.,, Feb. . 1.-The Re
publican State Convention met here to
day and nominated Henry B. Harrison
for Governor and J. T. Waite for Liuten-
ant Governor.
CHEYENSE, Feb liza telegram from
Fort .Loramie states that mail courier
from the Red Cloud Agency, with an
Indian escort, just arrived bringing in
formation that Frank Appleton, who
was acting as Indian Aagent in. the alb
sence ofsAgent Saville, was shot on
night.
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. pa report just
received from Fort Fetterman states that
the Indians attacked . wood party north
Of there this morning. twenty-five men
have been sent to their relief. General
Smith, at Fort Laramie, telegraphs that
he has just received information that
arms and ammunition are en- route to
the agency, furnished by the Interior
Department. Capt. Eagan was ordered
out TO intercept them and bring the arms
and ammunition to this post. 1t is sta
led that there are about 5000 warriors,
Sioux. Cheyennes and Arrapahoes, who
could be in the field on call, if the whole
of them are on the war path, which the
nature of their attacks along the line
rom Fort Fetterman to Republican river
would Indicate To oppose Them there
ire bat three companies of cavalry and
nine of infantry. ,. ..rr...
BUFFALO, NY, Feb. 12.--The anni-
of Lincoln's birthday was cele-
,rated by exercises in various public
schools this morning, and appropriate
exercises by the citizens at St. James
Hall this evening.
aATcH1soN, Kansas, Feb. 12.--Central
block containing four of the finest stores
n the city was, burned tonight. Loss,
$40, 900; insurance, $44. 900. '''' ~ J. q
MEMPHIS. Feb.' IL. Sixteen business
houses and newspaper Office in Tren-
on, Tenn, were burned last night
Loss, 100000; insurance, S15, 900.
New YoRK. Feb. 10. The working
mems meeting, under the auspices of
he Committee of safety, called for this
'vening, was total failure as far as
numbers were concerned; not more than
me hundred being present.
OTTowA, Ont, Feb. 12.-The funeral
# the late Roman Catholic Bishop Gui-
,ues, of the Diocese of Ottowa, took
lace this morning with imposing cere-
nonies. The procession included vari-
us national and religious bodies, men,
'ers of the Cabinet. Municipal Coun-
il, County Council and an immense
lumber of prominent citizens of all re-
igious denominations. The body, in a
itting posture, was dressed in full epis-
opal robes and carried in an open bier
y eight priests. Stores were closed
nd many of them draped in mourning.
Parliament will meet about March IS.
LONDON, Feb. 13. 6 A. Mp to noon
o-day 1913 Conservatives and 2S2 Liber-
Is have been elected to parliament 2S3
have been returned in
.ngland alone. In Scotland the Liber-
Is have majority Of 25 members and
i Ireland the Liberals and Home-rulers
re 26 ahead of the Conservatives.
In elections held yesterday 10 Con-
and II Liberals were returned.
There was serious rioting near Coal
ridge which was suppressed by the po-
ce assisted by the Military. aN
Lord George F. Hamilton and Mr..
cooper, Conservatives. are elected for
Iiddlesex by an overwhelming majori-
'. The county was last represented BY
Conservative and Liberal, ..gr
The German bark Hercules has been
7recked and IL of the crew lost NAA
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-In the Senate
o-dsy Mitchell called up the resolution
by him on the December 3rd,
the Committee on Indian at
airs to enquire into the expediency OF
scertaining the damage incurred by the
itizens of Oregon in consequence of
indian depredations and addressed the
senate in favor of its passage. He said
hat after long residence in the. West
le felt justified in saying that the cry of
indians having been wronged by Gov
'rnment or citizens was a gross peryer-
icn of fact. The maxim that "the king
AN do no wrong" seemed to have been