The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10
~TELEGaAPH!G NOTES.

Int price Oh Soiu III NJ" HUN, 'ti
September 6, was 11j.
At Waco, Texas, Il few nights since,
a duel was fought between Charles COrrick
and j.. NJ. Turner, in the dark, at a distance
OF four feet. The weapons were siX-shoOters.
Three shots were fired and Turner was
killed. The duel was the result of a trivial
quarrel.
\ dispatch from Tucson, Arizona, re-
ports another Mexican outrage. y heavy
merchant in that place, named Camille, a
naturaliZed citizen. went to Sonora 10 collect
bills and was arrested on the charge of fur
ni>hin% arms to the Insurgents ana ordered
10 pay $40. 600 OF be shot. \ courier rode
three hundred miles to Tucson and raised the
money and returned and ..ran>Omed Camille,
whose grave had already been dug.
Regular trains ON the AtchiSon, To-
ncka and Santa Fe Railroad have commenced
running to Kansas City.
The Panama Hallway and the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company have entered into
IN amicabie arrangement for dividing the
earnings Of the two companies.
FoIr children of Mr.. Micr, in .ASccn-
sion Parish, La, We're recently poisoned with
French worm lozen@es and died in L few
hours.
The Mississippi Valley and Brazil
Steamship Company have notified the Post
office Department that they will
runninga line Of steam packets from St.
Louis. Mo-, TO Brazil, South America, about
Oct. /. and the Department has signiticd its
intention of forwarding a mail by their line,
allowing ocean rates of postage as remunera-
ton.
\ train on the AtchiSon and Nebraska
Railroad was thrown from the track Oh the
ID, ab0utscight miles from AtchiSOn, and two
men, named McAmbcr and Lowery. both of
Lincoln, Nch., were killed. 4 number of
others were injured.
The National Board of Steam Navi-
CATION held Il session in New York on the 81,
over 100 delegates being present. 1t was re-
solved to ask Congress for Il commission to
inquire into the practicability of improving
the nayigablc rivers of the United States, and
also to amend the Steamboat law.
An excursion train. while returning
to Kingston, y. Y, from the Wesley Grove
C~amp-Inecting, on the ID, went through Il
rotten bridge and - passengers were injured,
some seriously.
An important arrest of cOuntcrfCitcrs
was made in st. Louis, on the %. by Chief
of Unitcd States Detectives. Eli Washburne,
and some of his Deputies. They Were A. w.
Hubbard. keeper Of q confectionery store on
Market Street. Henry Edwards and G.. W.
Malone. the last two being from Tennessee
and Alabama. On Hubbard'> premises was
found some So, 100 of "uucer." and the carpet
sacks of the two travellers developed some
thing over 800. 900 of the same article. The
whole party are believed to belong 20 ;he no
torious Pete McCartney'- gang.
Thomas Sawyer. It boss ri the Lchi%h
C~Oiliery, at Shenandoah. Penn. was shot by
five unknown men on the f>t. Six bullets
entered his body. killing him instantly. An-
other man was also killed at the same time.
1t Is supposed to be work Of the Molly Ma
guires,' as Sawyers had been warned to
leave or he would be killed.
Robert Williams, who lived near
Girard, Kansas, was recently killed by his
son. Il boy II years old. The father under
took to chastise Il younger sen for some o.
Tense, when the elder son took the AK anu
dealt the father a blow upon the neck, almost
sevcring the head from the body. 1t is said
that Williams was 4 drinking man and very
cruel to his family when intoxicated.
The Merchants Exchange Bank of
San Francisco has resumed specie payments.
and it is said arrangements are about consum-
mated bv which the Bank of California will
also shortly resume.
The operatives in the Natick, Mass,
boot and shoe establishments, about 800 in
number. are on a strike for a restoration of
former prices.
At Huntingdon, West Va, on the 9th,
three men entered the bank at noon, while
the cashier was alone, and placing pistols at
his head compelled him to open the safe. \
colored man happened in at this moment and
was also covered with a revolver and COM
manded to keep still, which he did. The
robbers succeeded in getting possession of
$4,000, with which they decamped. A con.
federate had horses in waiting. The alarm
was instantly given. and citizens and police
started in pursuit, but failed to overtake the
robbers, who all escaped.
The colored inStlrrectiOniSts in Geor-
gia have all been discharged from custody.
In the case of Corday Harris, the leader, who
was indicted for attempting to incite an in-
surrection, the jury returned a verdict ofnot
guilty.
The woman-SutfragiStS of Iowa held a
State Convention at Oskalo0sa on the ID.
William Hutchinson, Il farmer, living
near Worthington, o., was recently shot
dead by a tramp whom he found in his BAL