Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-07-23

mitted them, but no sooner was the door
closed than they seized and gagged her; and
on her refusal to tell where Mr.. Danser kept
his bonds they searched the entire house
most oronghly-throwing clothing about,
breaking open everything, and oven ripping
up the carpets and upholstery. They succeeded
in carrying off 900 in Virginia bonds.
In reply to an inquiry, Gen. Crook, in COM
mand at the Black Iiillu, has received instruc-
tons from the War department to issue orders
necessary to continue to keep people from go
ing to tho Black Hills, vt least until the result
of tho labor of tho commission to treat with
tho Indians IL known. .... Prof. Marsh, of
Yale College, who made q trip to tho Indian
country in the interests OF science, has adj
dressed letter to President Grant in relation
to frauds which caIuo under his eyes at Red
Clouds agency and which he promised Rcd
| Cloud to call the attention Of tho President to-
He states that the agent ID wholly unfit for his
position and guilty of gross frauds that the
beef issued is very inferior to the quality tho
| government pays for, and the pork Is unit FOR
| food tho tobacco was rotten, and all the food
Of very poor quality, i'll consequence OF when
the Indians uirorod much. ....A reliable DIS
patch from Vienna says that tho Southern
Scavonic party has grossly exaggerated inc
Herzegovina disturbances, which arc entirely
| of an agraran character and originate III TO-
s.stanco TO tax collectors. Turkey considers 1t
unnecessary to send ro-cnforccmcnts to the
sccno OF tho trouble. .... McsHrs. Moody ana
| Saukcy wcrc rendered u farewell by tho clergy
of London, at Which one hundred and eighty
eight Episcopal clrrgymon were present, far
exceeding any other denomination, Inc gen
/ tlcmcn declined any rcmuncratlon from the
committee. Thor meetings during tho past
past four months have been In Gambler
well, sixty meetings, attended by 4sO,OOO per-
sous in Victoria, f0rty-iivo meetings, attended
! by 10000 persons; i'll tho opera house, SIXTY
meetings. attended by 100000 persons IN
| Bow. pixty meetings. attended by Elk hundred
| thousand persons, cud in Agricultural hal,
sixty meetings, attended by ,2O,OOO pcr'"is.
.. The race of the freshmen crews at Sara
to.,a was one Of the finest aquatic contests
ever recorded The four crows Harvard,
Brown. Princeton and Colnell-got away t"
grH,rr at tho word, and at The hall milo Tag
.,,..,. ,,,..,,,,. hoira hn,t-l.,.,th between any
,,.i..o ,,:,,, c,,,,.lIIne,l;nu. at fine milo FLAG
,,.r,.,.l .li.,l,t load which sAc Alro held
..,I,, ,uilo a,,l = boI, flag. AZ tncy ncarod the
.,.,.,,,il. fla, harvard snrrrcd and led by half
.,...4 ,.,l, p,,,,,, p,;rccton and Cornell IN
o,,,.r ALMA, Lcl,iuI ON thc last milo Brown
.,,,.l., o. ..cr,h" ami lost hcr uoi,iou NJ Sc
,o,I rr;,h wa. ,,nirlIy taken by Princeton
,p.,lo h.1f mill. wa. unllcd hy all tho crews
81, chair h,..t .u1 rau.,d u change in their posi-
,io,,s-C Cornell gradually forcing ahead, until
aho rn-.cJ tho winner in / 32l, :, with Harvard
nov, IN 1731l, Brown 7.3gl, and Princeton
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