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The New York herald., 1875-08-22
MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART IN A WEST SIDE
LUMBER YARD.

A
LUMBER YARD.
AZ lzlf-past twelve yesterday named Joseph
Iangan was found dead having been shot through the
heart in lumber yard the corner Of Fifteenth street
and Ninth avenue The who fired the shot is as
yet unidentified, and the causes which led TO the as
sault are also unknown
TnE MorHEHs STORY
The mother Of the young states that her has
been out of employment for long time; that he did
not come home until two O'Clock yesterday morning,
and thai as he in he called for ale, OF
which he drank full goblet before retiring She
That he let home quite carly yesterday morn
ing and that until he killed. she had him.
gvIDENcE
Joseph Mooney stated 10 the sergeant follows:-l
work IN the lumber yard whore this young
shot have known the party by sight for little while;
was nccr intimate with him IN my iie to-day while
was i,s-ling my horse, the man lying dead down
stairs rushed by me to the lumber yard,
iuriously pursued by another man very
neatly and tidily dressed; pretty soon
he'3' pistol shot, and scaling
fence twenty feet high the man whom saw enter the
yard, coming near the place to which had run sadr
Nv hat have you been doingYn He replied ~ have
either killed wounded or frightened man. don't
know care which"
THE SEQUEL.
This isthc only story save one from which the police
work mp the John Conncrs says that yeser-
day, whe he was standing on the corner of street
eupcd from horse car caught him by
the collar and pulled him on board the car. Upon look
ing his face the stranger released him. and sprnging
from the platform, he began furious chase alter the
man whom he subsequently murdered. The witness
says he - unaware Of the motive which moved the
stranger 10 force him the and Immediately re
lease him, what the cause that led him 10 rush
after the dead.
O0the dead mans body was found German silver
chain. ehis chain, the mother states not in her
sun possession the night before the murder A mer-
chant who appeared last night before the sergeant OF
the sixteenth precinct states that Langan 10 him
in order to inquire whether watch and chain which he
had IN hs-possesslon were really German silver.
From the statements OF the mother, father
and all the witnesses. Joseph Langan was
Wild dissoute character, q pickpocket
and thief. No doubt the man who shot him the
very party who robbed Of the German silver watch
chain, which his mother says never his, but which
the time Of his death was found upon his body
Coroner Croker visited the Sixteenth precinct station
house last evening ut seven O'Clock and empanelled
jury who after viewing the body of the murdered man,
were dismissed until next Friday, when the inquest will
be held.
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MARRIED

BRYANr-BANTA.-- Tuesday, August II, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents. by the Rev Carrot
Haring ERENEzER BPYAyT, of New York, to ANNIE,
youngest daughter Of g. S Banta Esq, of Schraalen
burg " j.
Observation-Disclosures On Monday August 16, at
St Chrysostoms chapel by the Rev T. H. SILL ALFRED
H. HASKELL to PnEBE A. youngest daughtc- Of James
Mitchell, both of this city
IMMFN--HANFELD. -On Thursday, August II at the
residence Of the brides parents by the Rev. A. H. VI.
Held LUER lMMEN to WlLHEtMINIE g., daughter Of
Christian Iianfcld, Esq No cards
MLLER-Posr-0n August II by Rev A. L. Palmer,
Mr. HENEY NJ MILLER TO Miss LIZZIE A. PosT, both of
Mariners Harbor. Staten Island
OLIyER-RENwIcK. Thursday, August 10, by the
Rev DR.. Mllett. at the brides residence, ABRAHAM
OLIVER. formerly Of Quebec to SOPHIA JANE REywicK,
all Of this city.
RooNRY-CoNNER. Monday, August q at st.
Patrcks Cathedral, by Rev. John Kean, JOHN G Roo
NEY to ELIZABETH A. CONNER, both OF this city.
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ARRIVALS.
RRPoRTED HERALD YACHTS AND RRRALD
wnTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

wnlTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer CITY OF berlin tBr Kennedy Liverpool Aug H.
Queenstown 18Th with mdsc and III sengcrs, John
Dale 10TH lat 80 US Ion - 30 passed Cunard steamer
bound East
steamer Batcd3r Hewitt Liverpool Aug II via Queens
town l3th. with mde and passengers TO X J Colts.
colombo Hull Aug Via southampton 9th. with
nilse and passengers 10 q l. Wright Go.
steamer q y Punch uIlg, knudsen, Antwerp, Ang o
with mdsc aud passenp Funch, Edge & Co. Aug 10,
up several rockets and at 10 up her and
steamed her but could not any hear
body her She appeared 90 be full rugged ship and
petroleum loaded and was burnt to the waters edge
MOsel tGcr Ncynaber Bremen Aug aud South
ampton 10Th. with mdse and 565 passengers Oercls
Go.
Steamer Gulf stream Trbon. Charleston Aug ls with
mdsc aI-i passengers TO las W Quiutard Co.
Ship Greeuock llSr Walker, Bombay 13 with rndse
TO master Crossed the equator indian Ocean May Ion
~ Wounded the Cape I'D June passed ~ Helena July iO
crossed the equator IN the Atlantic 22d b ia Ion - had
many zms and squay weather from Bombay the equaor
strong Sc trades in the Indian Ocean, fine weather
Cape light S and NE trades IN the Atlantic Aug lat -
y. Ion 90 w, had violent hurricane from SSE SSW
Ing 10 hours causing the vessel to strain very much
number Of sails shifted cargo and received considerable other
damage.
shh Agcnor of Boston) Could Calcutta May and Sand
Head 7th, with mdse Vernon II Brown
Equator IN Indian Ocean May ~ IN Ion 81 81 passed
the Cape Of Good Hope July 3, crossed the
Equator in Atlantic Ocean July 30, Ia Nm 35 80 (;
lost fore and main lower topsals June 20 lat ~ H.
- spoke ship White (r from Calcutta OrDundee
50 days 9Th lat 3D. long 80 30, Italian bark bound
sou th showing signa letters RkflL 2sth 81 Ion
81 25, ship Akbar from batavia for Boston.
Bark Spring tot Portland, Norton, Buenos Ayres, 80
days. with hides, 10 Brett, son q Co.
Bark sandy Hook Burton, Last Csyeos Island 10 daya
with salt 70 Borand
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTIGUA Aug lin port sclr White star tBr Res nald
from New York. arry cd 9th, for United States
HOwLAND's 1sLASn, April l9-ln port, bark Cooma.
Hawcs. for Cork for orders ready for sea
LyERPoOI, Aug 2OArrved previously. steamer san Mar
BD Burrows, Boston 10 sail 2st on her return.
MRAGoANE Aug 5ln port brig Torid Zone (Br, "copper"
for New York, ldg.
MoNrgrAL, Aug lsArriyed, steamer Manhattan (Us),
Uodesdon. Boston
Cleared 18Th, steamer Sarmatian (Brl Arid, Iyerpool
PERNAMnuco July 3-ln port, brig Hunter tBr Shelley
for New York, ready for
PARA, Aug 5-Sailed previously schr Hand Dohery,
New York.
In port Aug .. schr' Mary Il Douglass date Sher.
lock for New York. ready for Jesse CARL. tndel,
from do Harriet brewster Sandor from do via Ceara;
krighon llageman, from do via Maranham.
SANTOS July 2p-ln port bark Maria Swe. for New York.
ldg.
ST JomSs PR, Augrs. 6--Saled bark o Hume, Hume.
Humacoa, 20 finish loading for Baltimore.
In port July & barks Elyerton. CLARK for Baltimore Pan-
din Arg Jones' for do brigs Sarah Crowc r Foley. for
New York Annie Ingram r Ashwood for Baltimore Suwa-
nee Foster ur Philadelphia schrs Peerless Patterson for
Baltimore Guiding Star , Potter. from New York dsch
mot brig Guiding star Moore Adelia tBr lie CAIN for do
NIcToRIA Aug l2-Arived barks shooting Star, Austin
San Francisco; Constitution. Bishop San Pedro
WINDSOR NS Aug Disabled schr Howard Maeomber
(iot as before, Williams Baltimore.
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THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD.
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION PosTPoNED-vIEws
AND PROSPECTS OF THE AMERICAN oRGANIzA-


AND PROSPECTS OF THE AMERICAN oRGANIzA-
TIoN.
The annual Convention Of the Fenap Brotherhood
WHICH, according TO custom to take place in this
city during present week. has postponed the
month Of January next The American organization
though very active present yet retains of
its original vitality, and the exertons of the officers
various parts the country establish circles
and increase the membership Of old repre-
sented to be quite encouraging From the Western
and New England very satisfactory reports have
been received By Colonel John O'Mahony the Head
the United States and from Ireland intelligence
has lately hand is said the effect that at
time for several years past has the party o.
separatists been in better more hopeful spirits
The recent demonstration at the O'Conne Centennal
in Dublin viewed by New York Irish nationalsts
of those manifestations against foreign rule in their
country that must prove invaluable Willing and
ous do honor to the memory Of the great Lberator
there Of thousands who had little in common
with the so-called uramonanes and those loyal TO thu
British government Under the watchword Of "Am-
ncsty they took manifest their honest
yictons and Of duty Fatherand When is
membered a. a leading member of the Fenian Council
remarked Yesterday that 600 people
the pageant and 90 600 the procession slight
disturbance occurred hardly worth considering
However it the men who do not fear 10 speak of
9S could not appear Fenians they did protcstants
against the continued incarceration OF the Irish political
prisoners, and the numbers Of the former
speak OF the nuttudes iu other ORGANIZATIONS who
sympathiZed heartily with them, must prove signih-
cant lesson to the British government
The claim Of the Brotherhood for $40 600 placed in
the hands Of the agents of the ROthschds this city
years since for transmission TO Ireland, has not
Vet been adjusted 1t will be recoleced that drafts for
this seized on their arrival by English agents
and payment in this manner prevented Mr.. August
Belmont has cndeavOred to discharge his obligations
the matter with due regard to the interests Of all par
ties concerned but the complications occasoned by the
receiver Barr have up 60 the present time efectualy
mterposcd IN the way OF "A settlement
The Central Council Of the Fcnan Brotherhood, who
continue in Office until January next, arc:-fhomas
Clark Iuby John Lysaght William Mackey LOnassey,
John Barry, John OMahony, John Murphy, T. H.
Burke. Jeremiah D Donovan Iossa and John Drlscoll
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rS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEW York
HERALD adopted dstng ngushing Coon night signal
board1he HERALD steam yacht, showing while burn
ing the coors green red gng from the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige by pre-
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department the HERALD.
DPersor' desrous OF communicating with vessels arrv
New York by addressing such vessels
OF HERALD yacht pier No East River New York.
from all of the world and promptly de-
liyered Duplicates required.
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PROBABLE MURDER IN THE FIFTH AVENUE


PROBABLE MURDER IN THE FIFTH AVENUE
HOTEL.
Two porters, named respectively John Thompson and
Michael Allen, employed at the Finh Avenue Hotel be-
Game engaged last night in alteration in the servants
dining room. Allen became curaged at some remarks
made to him by Thompson and in a moment Of frenzy
Jumped across II table at Thompson, holding
large knife IN his hand Thompson on seeing this
picked up long carving knife with which to defend
himself, and, az Allen made a thrust at him Thompson
plunged The carving knife into the right side Of Allen
inhlcting dangerous, If not fatal wound There was
great excitement ia the room among the
O'her employees OF the hotel, who we're at
supper at the time. The story Of the stn,bin,
All ay having been communicated all over the house
officers Weeks and MacCauley, OF the Twenty ninth
precinct, we're called Ia, arrested Thompson and
took him 10 the 1hirteth street station house An
ambulance was then telegaphcd Tor and the injured
man was taken TO Bellevue Hospital where he now lies
hopeless.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Pride the Port Baker Boston for San Fran
cisco, Aug IL lat 6S IS, Ion 40 ~
ship Ajax Nor, from Arenda for New York, Aug 20 of
Shinnicock Light,
Bark Cicero Br from Iquique for New York, Aug TO- of
Montauk
OF MOntauk.
Bark ngot Nor) from Liverpool for Philadelphia Nor
folk, Aug IL lat 10 20, lon 40 10
Bark & + Elwell tBrj O'Brien, from Antwerp for Phlade
phia. Aug IL. Is miles south Of Nantucket
Bark Nellie Guest lBrI. Messenger from Bremen via
Sydney, CB for Lewes Del Aug ls le miles south OF Nan
tuclet.
Bark maar (Rus from Leith for Baltimore, Aug 10, lat
40 30 lon 90 80
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SAILED.

Steamers Adratic Br for Liverpool Spain 3r do; City
Of Montreal (Br) do Donat DR. do; Bolivar (Br Glasgow
Somerset tBrj, Bristol Neckar Ger) Bremen France r
liaVre City Austin Galveston and Key West knicker
booker New Orleans: Tewes Brashear City: Gen
Barnes Savannah Champion Chareston Beuclactor VIII
mington: Wyanoke, Richmond, &c; l. G Knight George
Dc ships Queen Of the Mersey (Br Liverpoo
cen (Br, London barks Eumona (Nor, Queenstown Fa
mouth Harmonic Nor. do do; Excelsior Naples; Iris
GER Bremen; Agnes Nor Riga; brigs Antilles ST kits
Leonard Meyers Montevideo schr Potosi Kingston, JG
Wind at sunset sW light
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters informed
that by eleRraphng the HERALD London Bureau No 40
Fleet street. Paris Office Rue Scribe the arrivals at
and departures European Eastern ports Of Aneri
and all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be cabled this country free Of charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
terranean ports will the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphng nows
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SUICIDE BY PARIS GREEN.

Elizabeth Hogan. young girl who lived with her
parents No so Monroe street. committed suicide yes
terday by taking Paris green. She took the poison at
i've O'Clock Friday evening and died at Eve yesterday
morning Her sulcrngs described by the attending
physicians being of the most terrible nature the
patient rOthing at the mouth and comforting her body
into almost every conceivable shape while the cOnvu
sions under which she abored were continuous from
the time she took the fatal potion until death relieved
the poison.
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
KILLED BY THE CARS.

AT five O'Clock yesterday afternoon unknown boy
apparently about eight years Of oge fe on the TOP Of
ght that running through Hudson street and
wLoala
The New York herald., 1875-08-22

WErNnmER-FE EIS-ATiss EMiLIE WEINHEIMER
TO Mr.. NATHAN FEDERLlS both OF this city. No cards
FEDERLEIN-SICHEL- MATILDA FEDERLEIy to
Mr. MEYER ScHEL, both of this city No cards
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BELOW.

Bark Gauss (Ger steengraie from Bremen July 10 with
mdse TO II Koop Il Co
Bark Ophr DR., Murray, from Halifax Aug 10
Bark Josehna tSwe, BerndstssOn from Antwerp July T.
Brig George * John Yourdi Br, johnson, from Cork
july 8
Brig Georyianna from
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ States No publicity. Legal
rvrryvhere Terms satisfactory. FREDERICK /. KING.
LAWYER and Notary Public 3O3 Broadway Residence Office
No 6 Eighth street
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states for numerous legal everywhere;
no publicity required; charge until divorce granted; ad
vice free. NJ AOI SE, Attorney, lS4 Broadway
LIAR DISCHARGES AND PARTIAL DEAFNESS
IL cured-During the 30 days DR. HARTLEY the
eminent aud distinguished Aurs of Philadelphia generously
oilers 10 attend ali responsible free charge until
speedy and perfect Is effected Office 27 West Twenty
sixth street, near Broadway. Hours to 4 daily
MOSQUITO BITES--A FEW APPLICATIONS OF DIR.
IM TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT aays the irritation
and leaves no mark II also Freckes and Botches.
Sold byfall the druggists
NVTNCHEsTER's SPECIFIC PILL.
"A certain and speedy cure for NERVOUS DEBILITY.
WEAhNbSs az, thoroughly tested for 30 years with
feet success TWO to SIX boxes generally sufficient 10
effect radical cure For further information send for
CIRCULAR 81 box; six boxes IS, by mail secu1sv
scaled with full directions for use.
Prepared only by WINCHESTER a CO, ChenistA
~ John ttraeA New York
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
ENGAGED

MEYER On August IS Mrs F MEYER, Dominica
street, a daughter Both doing we'll
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

TIES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
The New York herald., 1875-08-22
THE CARVING KNIFE.

I'd reserved lis decision in the case.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
subtracted $4,000 from the
bonus Of $4,000. and cunninoly re-.

cunningly subtracted $4,000 from the
bonus Of $4,000, and cunningly re-
placed $4,000 Of it by working on
the generosity of Bcdcher: This was
a remarkable case. Of good manage
mcnt, and lie (Evarts,) would venture
TO say that it was without parallel,
i Poor Bcecher all this while thought
his troubles were springing out Of the
ground. He did not know that Til
ton was going around sowing seeds OF
mischief. Counsel here read from the
Dragged edge letter." Beecher's de-.
scription Of the difficulties that sur:
rounded him; his protestations that
he was not selfish, but rea4s>to do his
part towards helping Tilton. All
this, said the counsel, was the result
of the policy Of silence imposed on
him by Tilton and Moulton.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08

about them, and to try to persuade
them to sell the country for q fair
pricc.if gold is found there, and thus
get rid Of the trouble and danger Of
war and bloodshed.
Red Cloud insisted on the payment
by the government OF the expenses Of
the mclrwho came along with the
party, aud handed the secretary bill
made out in the usual form. Tie bill
was presented to the commissioner of
Indian affairs. Todd, Randall aud
Fitzsimmons' are for S273 each, and
Polladay's S453, which includes char
ges for thirty FIVE days Interpreting,
when the fact is that he interpreted
but two days, when he was discharg-
cd "for cause
Lone Horn also made il modest re-
quest, to the effect that each Of his
braves from the Cheyenne river agcn,
cy be presented with $500 as a gift
from the government to make their
hearts glad. a commission viii be
appointed TO receive the answers Of
the Indians at the agency as soon as
they can consider the matter, to COM
municate it to the government. The
Indians will return immediatel y to
their agencies.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
Surrender Of a Band Of Comanches
Moyements Of The scalpsera

Gn1oAco, June 7.-Red Cloud,
Spotted Tail and other Indians be-
longing to that party have been in
this city to-day sight seeing They
leave tomorrow morning for Omaha.
OMAHA, June IA dispatch from
Lookout Station, w yoming, says that
on Saturday afternoon q band Of Ar
rapahoe Indians made . descent on
Harper's Rancho, fifteen miles south
of there and ran off 100 head Of hor.
scs. The citizens are in pursuit, but
the Indians have nearly two days
start of them.
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? FOREIGN.

BERLIN, June S.-Weisingcr, who
attempted to extort money by impli-
eating persons in the plot to assassin
ate Bismarck, has been committed for
trial.
LONDON, June S.-Persian railroad
concession to Falkenhage has lapscd
because the contractwas not fulfilled.
BERLIN, June S.-A grand ban.
qnet was given here to-day to Carl
Schurz by American residents.
DUBLIN, June S.-Thc Lord Mayor
of Dublin issued invitations TO ban
quet to be given 10 the Irish and
American rifle teams on the evening
of the day of the international shoot
ing match. The masonic body will
also entertain the American rife
men.
Tue Evening Mail expresses salts
faction that there will be no Fenian
element among the American visitors.
Many Americans have already en-
gagged apartments in Dublin for the
time when 2the-match. isZto take place..
LoyDoN, June ,s.-The Ascot meet
ing began today. The race for the.
Ascot stake was won by Organist-
Litian second, and Birtams third.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
Chicago. G!

CHICAGO, June s.
WnEAr-Eirmer; 951ac casli; 9G3sc for
July.
'Cons-Firm; 81 for cash; COL &c for July.
OATs-Nominal; Gl11a@6l &c for cash.
RYE-08c.
BAnLEy-Firm and higher at sl.eo for
cash $l.01 bid for Sept.
PoRK-Steady,a at $1,000 for cash or July
LAnD-$13G0 for cash.
WrIsKy-$1.l7.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
The Civil Rights Bill Sustained.

i, WINoNA, MINI, June SIN the u,
8. district court to-day, in aesponse
TO . question Of the jury, Judge Mel.
son gave awritten opinion very point.
ediy. sustaining, the. constitutionality
of the supplementary civil rights bill
passed BY the last congress,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
No. 50.
FIRES.

HnLNpELrIIlA, JUNG, John
Brown & Sons cotton and wooden
mills in this city, were damaged by
fire this afternoon 100000; insurance,
$4,000. ID, ifs.
LoulsvrLlE, june 7.-W.I.. Weller
\ Sons re.distilling establishments
was damaged BY fire 100000; insur-
ancc, $4,000.
llARrroEp, Conn, June 1.-Ihe
paint shop of the New York, New,
Haven and Hartford Railroad burned
tonight. Loss $4,000; insured.
QuEpEc, June 1.-THE lieutenant
governor has issued proclamation
dissolving the present house Of the
assembly.
MELnouRNE, juno Reports have
been received here from the Fiji ls-a
lands to the effect that 5000 natives
have died Of epidemic measels.
HAVANA, June "a duel occurred
yesterday bctwccn!Dr. A. S. Curtis,
of New York, and Salvador Contacts,
a tobacco merchant of Havana. Cor
tacts accused Curtis With illicit con-
ncction with his wife, which resulted
in a challenge. The distance between
them being twenty feet, five shots
were fired, when DIR. Curtis fell Sc :
riously wounded. Upon recovering
consciousness hcAsays he saw Cortacls
shoot himself in the head, which re.
suited in his death.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Secrctary
-Delano has notified hclnlian bureau
that commission will be stntto the
Sioux nation to negotiate with the
Indians fot@thc, REIMBURSEMENT of theirs
hunting grounds in Nebraska.
In the report Of the treasury rob
berry it was mentioned that MIR. Wy
man, the cashier, was the first person
searched by the detective. Mr.. Wy
man voluntarily presented himself for
that purpose as an example to the
clerks under his charge.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-06-08
More About the Terminua..

CoUNclL BLUFrs, June 7,-On Sat
'urday Hon. Samuel f. Miller, one Of
the supreme. Judges Of the United
States Court, sitting as judge Of the
United States Circuit Court for Ne
.brasks, granted writ Of injunction
restraining the treasurer Of Douglass
county from collecting taxes on the
Union Pacific Missouri River. bridge,
q severalty from the remainder Of the
lcompany's road. Tho attorney for
the Union Pacific Company set up as
the grounds for the injunction that
the bridge is q part Of the rpsd and
subject under the state law Of Nebras:
ks to b taxed by the mile at an asses
sed valuation sl2,225 per mile