The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-08-18
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

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circuit court of New Hampshire, was shot in
the arm while travelling from Boston to Con-
cord In Pullman car. 1t is thought q tramp
hred at the train in revenge for being put of
the previous day. The engineers have
found practicable route for the Canada
Pacific railway between Thunder bay and the
Lake OF the Woods. =. The manufacturers
of Hamilton, Ont, at a meeting held for the
purpose, resolved to attach the prices to all
the goods exhibited in the Philadelphia e1-
hibition. George NJ. Jackson, deputy United
States collector of Louisville, KY, whose ac-
counts are S45,000 short, died from the effects
Of poison which he had taken. . The Cor
nell crew wero enthusiastically receiver on
their return to Ithaca. They wero escorted by
a procession with a band through the principal
treets, aud con5ratulatory speeches were
made by President White and others The
Catholic clergy Of Lawrence, Mass., denounce
| the late riot in a card. .... John d. Lee
States evidence in the Mountain Meadow
cases, will exoncrate Brigham Young The
| inquiry into the loss of the steamer Vicksburp
has been closed. 1t is understood that the
verdict cxonerates the captain from all blame
New York's usual Sunday crimes were en-
young man Of twenty-five years. named Bailey,
shot and killed his father to save his mother
and hlmself from a brutal assault There had
been much trouble in the family OH account of
the father deserting his wife for another
woman. Tho wife found note Of her hus-
bands addressed to the woman, and was up-
braiding him for his conduct when he assailed
her with stove litter and struck her several
times, as well as his son who ipterfered, when
the young man shot him "A party OF
negroes had general fight in a gambling
saloon about one o'clock in tho morning, which
was renewed on the parties meeting in beer
saloon about noon. One Of them named Sor-
rell was severely cut on the arm with razor
when the party ran into tho street, followed
by Sorrell, who had drawn knife in hie
hand and was infuriated by liquor and his
wound The street was well filled with colored
people returning from church, and Sorrell SEQ
ing a man resembling one OF his assailants,
drove his knife into the mans heart and he
dropped dead. He then stabbed another inno-
| cent negro in the back, severing the spinal
cord, which will produce death Or paralysis for
life. The murderer was then secured and
handed to the police. =: The peach growers
Of Maryland and Delaware, at a meeting.
estimated the crop of peaches this year from
those States to reach eight million baskets.
...... letter from the Black Hills states
that party Of Sioux Indians are on the
warpath there, with tho determination to
drive out all the miners. They had had
two encounters with the miners and killed
seven at one time and three at another.
Gov. Groome, State Treasurer Compton, and
State Controller Woodford, who compose the
| board of public works Of Baltimore, Md, have
| sued the Baltimore American for libel
| Twelve thousand persons hold meeting at
Hyde park, London, to protest against the
grant Of money for the Prince of Wales Indian
trip. For some time there has been trouble
between the clergy and authorities of San
Miguel, tho second city of Panama, which
eliminated in violent sermon by a priest.
| That night all immense mob arose, captured
the garrison and killed Gems. Espinosa and
Castro, besides many soldiers and influentia
citizens. They then set fire to many houses
The riot was finally put down and many Of the
leaders arrested The damage will exceed
$1,000, 600. On the bodies of some of the dead
rioters were found passports reading: "Peter,
open to the bearer the gates of heaven who
has died for religion" Signed George, bishop
Of San Salvador.
The widow Of a German lost on the steamer
Atlantic, which went ashore on the coast of
Nova Scotia two years ago, sued the company
Tor damages, in London, and recovered SIO,-
600. The crops of Dakota, which are about
10 be gathered, are the finest for years. The
yield Of wheat will be fully twenty-five bushels
70 the acre, or about 7,00O, 900 bushels in the
Territory. This will be over one hundred and
hfty bushels to each inhabitant On account
OF the scarcity OF grain in Europe, there has
been heavy export Of breadstuffs from this
country, and prices have steadily advanced in
consequence. The American rifle team con-
tinue to add to their triumphs. Fulton won
the st. Leger sweepstakes, Coleman the rifle
association cup, at six hundred yards, making
forty-nine out Of possible fifty In the con-
test for the Albert prizes, Sir Henry Halford
took the first prize by scoring ninety eight out
Of one hundred and five, and Gildersleeve the
second by scoring ninety-two.. zee. "A gas vein
has been tapped at Sciotoville, six miles from
Portsmouth, Ohio. The gas burns to a height
Of fifteen feet, and it is pi opposed to light Ports
mouth with it.. :. The revolt in Herzegovina is
more serious than at first reported, as the
"hoie aistficI pet"eeh moStar anu the AUS
trian frontier, nearly down to Ragusa, is in
volved. go. In the Parker trial in South Caro-
lima, the jury rendered verdict Of STE, 900 for
| the State.
England has again been subjected to heavy
rains and many Of the rivers have overaowed
| their banks, causing considerable damage 80.
The Florence Journal states that Cardinal Nc
Closkey accompanied by many American
ecclesiastics, is expected in Rome in Septem-