The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-03-26
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lSeneral ord hss erierd comp spy lof
cavalry n start from Fort Iarsmic as soon
as the weather permits, with instructions to
bang in all the miners reported TO beat liar.
ney's Peak.
ID. IkS y r1i..Nl4 qA " ~ onsre-nsn Par.
ker.N sot~, WV ckie p t,se,.- of the
Supreme Court Of Utah, involves the rymov.
al Of Judge J. y. Mexican, bee does not in
dicstc any change in the policy Of the
Administration regarding the question Of
poly yanss iThis removal, tnd thst eftthe,
present Register oi the Land Olicc In Salt
Lake CITY, are caused 10y wi at the President
deems fanatical and extreme conduct Ga the
part Of the officers, Cs evidenced hy ,heir
violent attacks upon Governor AXtill and Ger
tain Senators who biz apgoint-
mcni, and by several acts oi Mexican, which
are considered ill-advisel tyranuical, and
in excess Of his power, as Judge.
A telegram has been received at Lieut..
General Sheridan headquarters, reporting
the surrender, a. Fort Sill, Of . portion Of
the Quohada band Of indians. This tribe j.
perfectly wild, and is one Of the most
troublesome IN the Southwest The iulica.
tions are that the whole tribe will come in.
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Great excitement was caused in the Legis.
lature at Columbia :. c., by ayeto from
Governor Chamberlain Of the bill 10 liqui.
date the floating debt Of the State. The
Govanor says The ron ,p~s. n zen byths
Leehlaturss his eaoxts . cnforces policy
~ risid economy has nct Isss his en- 'sess'
tions. The passage oi the Legislative appro-
priation act and an unlimited amount Of
questionable claims, and the failure % pass
a bill to reduce salaries, have rendered il im-
possible for him 10 consent to addonc dollar
TO the lweitbt of taNation whh;h now op.
presses the people, and he would regard the
approval Of this act a. an act of uupardon-
able injustice to all those whose interests he
n sworn 10 protect
Masked AMEN are tropbliug Tcdd 60 taty,
ny. Anumbsr Of men have b.en srratd
There has been some anticipation OF trouble,
and Governor Leslie has sent company Of
State militia FROM Louisville to that county.
A special saws the accused will he irme-
diately tried, and arrangements have been
made for svigurous prosecution, Governor
Leslie having anncuncedthst Ne will use all
means in his power to bring the guilty par
ties to justice.
The telegraph reports a terrible tornado
in Georgia. Al Kamak, on the Georgia
Railroad, several houses were blown down
At Appling, Columbia county the dcs,ruc.
tion to property is reported to be great
Several persons are reported killed aud
many wounded. The tornado caused fear.
iul destruction along IL trac1, laying waste
houses aud feuces and killing persons sud
stock. Warren, McDuhie, aud Columbia
counties suffered most.
FIRES.
ATLANTA, GA.--A lire on Whitehall street
burned q. W, Jacks confectionery estab.
lishment, Paul Jones liquor warehouse, and
other places. Loss, $4,000, insurance Sls,.
600. i'' n'.
A fire at East Jafrey, y, H., destroyed the
Granite State Hotel and stables, with con.
tents, including horses, and also destroyed
the Bank Block and one dwelling.house
The total loss is stated NJ $500.
sriminai Reeerd. ...
A severe rain aud hail storm passed over
parts OF Mississippi recently. The town of
Rienzi was nearly destroyed, and -four per.
sons were killed. namelyi Mr.. Porter
Walker, Miss Matte Palmer, hr, Jordan
Reese and daughter Several were dagger,
ously and many slightly wounded The
waters are now fast su isiding. The damage
to railroads and tslsgrsphs Is ineonsi iderahle
and all communication will be resumed In a
few days
A special to the he aisq Di7otch from os.
sceola, Missouri, says an attemp, was made to
rob the savings bank at that place on Satur.