The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-02

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N,"e ens,nec's' n'e,ne", anu p"mpmen
w "e emP'oy o' 'he peia"a'e "uoson
o"nal 'o"psny AZ rro,luenee' oiYPhah.
snu '"pondale' ren"syivania' VINO struck
ior an "u'ance OF zen per cent nave re-
''r"eu 70 ~o'k " ."e o'o wages
several memoe" OF gang OF counter
letters have been arrested IN Boston, accord
ing 10 uispa'ch rom ,ha' c"y' ana paper
Iouhu ih 'heh possession nave put "e OF
I neefs on lhe 'fack OIL o,nets oi 'he gang III
Nes io'h a"a o'ne' c'ues'
me invitation 'omm'uee, appoin,eu o,
ue a"u."onoPo'! 'oh'e"uo"' "as seieo'."
me nrs' Aonuay 'n SeP'emosr he.' as 'ne
time, and Cincinnati as the place, for hold
Jug "e P'oPo''u Na"o""i VI
'eP'esen'A'e No'.'ns"'en anu 'a'n
Dps'on p'Upo'e' 70 ~ ou, an e,p'u'''on ~
the BLACK h'ils, with hve hundred men ana
military organization.
Dspa'ches rom Jefferson city' Nc, say
that Whatever excitement or interest existed
there regarding the missing . per cent.
bonds has ceased, the spinicn being general,
particularly among those lest insosmed, that
the missing bonds were burned by one of
the auditing committees years sgo, but no
] record was made OF those destroyed. The
register In the s'.ss Auditors ohce shows
that these ponas nave oeen redeemed and
Cancelled, and 70 denniteIy known that no
coupons belonging 10 thess bonds have been
presented Tor payment
James LACK, - san fnnciscc, Sai., mas
hied IN the kescraers once revocsnon o'
the trust deea executed ins; July, conveying
his properly 70 russees Tor various oenevo
lent purposes. He recites In the revocation
that he wishes to provide Tor parties having
natural claims on him, to amend the original
instrument, and, with returning health, to
/ give his personal attention TO the execution
OF his designs. He confirms acts heretofore
I performed by the trustees.
\ Galveston -NeTs special from Corpus
Christi, Tex, OF the 21th, says; band oil
Mexicans came within seven miles OF the
town, robbed several stores and houses, and
took large number OF American prisoners,
among them Judge Gilpin, formerly mem
ber OF the Legislature, and two women.
| They compelled the captives to walk IN
front Of them until they were exhausted,
and then mounted them on horseback and
hurried them of. They robbed and burned
I the post Office at Nueces, and robbed and
took prisoner one mail-rider. Texans have
gone in pursuit. light Is reported near
Banquette, in which one Mexican and two
Americans were killed. All except four
persons escaped, but nothing has been heard
Of them. Business is mostly suspended, and
citizens are under arms guarding the town.
The furnishing goods house OF simms
Bros. d Co., OF Boston, have suspended
Liabilities, sS1o,ooo; extension probable.
Foreign IfeWss.
| Only eight Of the Carlist chieftains fol.
lowed Gen. Cabrera in going over to King
Alfonso.
Sonar CASTELAR, has resioned his Professor.
.bin in the university in consequence of the
Gor.,nme,, rs..s,,bIisb,nc I, schoo,s and
colleges ,e,t hooks and uroscribed books.
n,osc,;h.d Ju,;,y ou..n Isab,lla,s reign
and Otherwise changing the manner Of nub.
lie ins,ruc,ion.
In the debate in the English Uouse Of
Comnons ON The bill ia, IN. ame,dm,nt Of
the peaee preservation act, the Home Rulers
] onpo.iug the hill .ontrasted the prevalence
of crime in Fncland with the peacefulnes.
Of Ireland. Sir Edward Wakin retorted
that the English people do not welcome
American eon,pirators among them. but are
conspicuous for their LOYALTY and law.abid.