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New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
THE SPECIAL INDIAN COHnISSION.
GEN. FIsR's VIEWS IN REGARD TO PRESIDENT
GRANTS ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
In reOard tn the ann0infmenf OF three nd

GEN. FIsK's VIEWS IN REGARD TO PRESIDENT
GRANTS ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
In regard to the appointment OF three adj
d,Onal Commissioners by the President to aid those al
ready appointed 10 investigate the recent charges made
10y Prof Marsh against the management Of the Red
Cloud Agency, in which Indian Commissioner Smith and
Secretary Deano implicated, Gen. Fisk
Chairman of the Board OF Indian Commission
ers, stated 10 q reporter OF THE TRIBUNE on
Saturday that the President is heartily III earnest
in his Efforts aid the Commission In getting nj the
bottom OF matter. "As Cabinet officer was iInp
Gated" continued GEN. Fisk, "GCn. Grant considered II
nothing than hs duty TO aid in the work and TO
add strength the final report of the Commission by
the additional appointments made We came IN io-
ceher boat this morning, and our converse
ti most of the way tie subject Of Indian affairs
lie stated that senator Howe had accepted The appoint
meilt and he hop d senator Morrill, would conclude
during The day to 90. He had doubt that the
Hon. Wayne McNcigh would accept his appoint
mcnt, and all further delay woul thus be proyened'
II have to-day teegraphed Gov. Fletcher" saId Gen
Fisk in concu-o that the newly appointed Comils-
soDcrs will unite with them in thoT investigations. ana
have doubt that ;hcy viii start at once Joining those
who have already gone at Omaha or some other con
vcniout point The Commissioners will reach Red Cloud
Agency about Wednesday next, and they will remain
there 80 long as il may he found thoroughly O
investigate every charge it be done there
probably az much as days The gentlemen appointed
by the President are emneny Trustworthy and RESPONSE
Dle men, us believe. tried hard 10 persuade Mr.. Nor
m to accept the appointmcnt from he, and at onc time
thought be would do 20, bat finally deeliDcd
count of his health"
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
FOREIGN NOTES.

Loxpox, July 24.-Schnltz ~ Mohr. general
merchants No 3 East Inda-aye have failed Their la
bilities arc - 100000
LONDON, July 24.-The yacht lie CLAIR, seven
tons burden from New-York June 20, has arrived at
Grnpt"n.
JoxpoS. July 26-The Standard reports that
ur s.udamnrc will retiir from the British PostOfce
md 20 10 turkey organize postal service there III
,,,, ori;ucc with the Berne CoDvcition
ToRoSro, July 2i.-Ihe Globe to-day recon-
cra. That assistance be given 10 the Manitoba settlers
VIII have suffered from the grasshopper plague IN the
f,rtn ui COY ernnent loans ~ interest.
TORONTO, July 25.-Alr. Il. >. wood, mem
her NJ Parliament FOR North Ontario. has been taken into
,, o,t,,io Government. lie Is appointed PROVING ia
setary ard Commissioner Of Agriculture IN place VI
Unn Archibald Mickcllcr. resigned
OTTAWA, Ont, July 25.-The articles OF
Convention between the postal departments OF Canada
an, the Unied states establishing an exchange OF money
,s-s he.,vren the two trins are gaze'fef. They
,onuse t money orders payable In the siat's sha ba
i.. AT lbc money order post Offices "i ,ic Dominion
an and after the I'd " August next for ous no exceed
iuc so Canada currency
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
TIE EIXTHROP BANK ROBBERY.

CAPTURE OF THREE SUSPICIOUS STRANGERS.
PORTL AND, Me-, July 25.-Threc men, call
ing themselves Lewis, Clark, and Levi arrested at
Bethel Friday, suspicion OF having been connected
with the robbery OF the National Bank OF nthrop
Yesterday they taken the first train to Winthrop
in charge of the Deputy sheriff Mr.. Woodward Of Win
tllop who accompanied Sheriff Carr To Bethel, has dn
fed the mon the three whom he in the OF
Winthrop the afternoon before tie burglary. After their
arrest they we've searched. and so In money
found UPON the three. when they handcuY,d il
was remarked that they dcpOitcd themselves grace
fully az il il was old cxpeIicnrc. The man calling
himself Lewis IL the largest of tie party, and s es-
IDENTIFY the lcsder doing most Of the talking. The
fhoiic- are confident they have the right II H.
thought ihe total loss 10y TIE robbery will not exceed
10000 Two-iifiTfs Of the taken in bonds.
The heaviest loss fails on the SAVINGS Department.
THOUGHT TO BE DECOYS-A REWARD OF $4,000.
'WNTnRoP, Me-, July 25.-lt is now thought
here that tie arrested not the real bur
ars but decoys engage the attention Of the autlor
lies while their cOnfeerates made good their escape
They are undoubtedly connected with the affair, how
The bank has offered reward " $4,000 Tor tie
apprehension of the burglars.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
WASHINGTON NOTES
WAsIIi>GTOS, July

WASHINGTON, July %, 1873
The opinion Of the Attorney In the Chorpen-
Mug clam Is 20 the effect that the sua Of
Si45OIo 60, found To he due by the late posm,ster
General cannot he paid, because the resolution re-
p.aled which referred the to the Posmastsrssn-
eral before the money Was paid Under the law, the
General did not act jndse, but merely
the minister OF 'ungrss His bndig II not III The ma
ture OF award by arbitrator. and the case docs nos
differ In pi1Heilc nom the ease of Gordon agL Inc
United Staeo, Wall 1913. Tie award Of Sl0JO72 %,
heretofore paid Postmaster General Brown 10 Mp.
Chorponnlng which found due under rierence 10
t,e Po-tm-terGcn by an net OF Congress- lid not
nind Mr. Cnorpenning 20 ta he eo, not ai, ., 10
the present condition oi the law tie Court OF Claims has
Jurisdiction In this case but That unless Con re>s inter
the CAIN IA dcbirred by III. statute of limitations
The Post-Ohioe Department has sent Ia the Depart
ment Of Justice the Of 80 mail contractors to be
prosecuted for falling to perform service after their
bids had been accepted They Will be sued for the DIFF
ference between their bids and the amount paid by the
after reottinS Ll, which the 80 routes
Tor one year amounted 10 S4l7,Oo7. The Department.
will also bring civil suits against the contractors Tor
damages sustained by tie Government In providing tenn
pVlaly service after thcn iaiuc u uiui tue cohrcts
Judge Parker 0! Arkansas, who recently appointed
meiaber Of the Commission ~ investigate the Osae IN
dian frauds has declined to serve for the very good
that II investigation shond result IN the rvseelr
ton OF any Ia tie Uutd s;.,es Courts, tie trials
would place IN LIS district ana before Ills Court
The Commission esgaatcd to count the money In tho
Treasury will tLis week, in accordanoe with the request
OF the Secretary, make close inquiry concerning the alb
stracion of the St7 600 No recent discoveries have
hs made, although the Treasury detective iorce ias
not iOst s!gut Ol tbc matter
Sir Edward Thornton has not yet left the city for Q
summer sojourn he being detained here 10 attend to a
ifg. number NJ claims be- the United states aud Mex
c:n Commission IN his capacity 0f umpire.
The Secretary the Interior has appointed the follow
Ing additional gentlemen serve the commission TO
investigate the Usage difficulties: j. = Hawks OF Chi
,aao, Ill., aud Henry . hcIi oi ir"nton' ONO.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
GRIMES AND CasUALTiEs-BY TELEGRAPH.


TouoNro, July 24.-James Colder, ex-Rec-iver of
Al osti ~ rd W death bull on his fum est.risy
nng.
NnnPIsrowH Penn, July 21.-Duing quarrel
I'm tni. JoIuette shot blss PostorOds
tne avsomen, inii. .ctlDg u iaisi ~eund
MANCHESTER, n. H., July 25.--Nrs. William Crf-
fin ayc y tied cide truay ~ hanging.
Tne oI IA health I'd dt ressiOi Oi spills
Sr Louis july 2j.-Joha Berry Of johnson City,
Missouri snd Killed John BiiConi
Aon,ly, attempting recently " Olree hls Vile There
h2s
CIxclxNATI, July 2j.-Late on Thursday night
Jon called the store of Hugh rw wr'Del six miles
f,n irontoA, Oii" Af.r housing The 1t u. bcd AMI
urnkiug 4 vim lin, tie Lirw oNe sIj sh
him three tcs t~cc IN the head AID III tc 1t Ia
SUPPOSED the 0bJceI VS. fJDbeiy
CtSCINSATI July 2J.-About nine o'clock last
night J. Wing Minnoa riburb OF tinciuuat,
s,t and WIFE, ku.-d himself. The Dtig
Dos heari fing and hast-nea 10 the house. where ey
gun oulh and dying The ess Of the Tragedy Is lot
ksowp-
PHILADELPHIA, July 25-This afternoon Mary j.
Conn e ~ ycars yig Chester while ~ visit to her
n,ols city Gscealy 81 o. ud Xile'l by her
l.esi taking effect n her ADD men,
esrus cs h. Coan srg~sa<d AMI held W =" ais
sc .in vi NC tSI nnf
CAIRO, ILL.,, July 25.-Jacob Hutcr engineer on the
st Louis Sauge Rarnad shot through the glt
bryast anisou. The general
thai shooag without justification, Out II s
supposed rcautcd quarrel avout hudson
with Eutor ~ the tir o ti aesaalt nuss
wound is dangerous Hudson Ia stln ~ large
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
LOUISIANA STATE OFFICERS CHARGED WITH
FRAUD

NEw-ORLEASs, July 25.-Attorney-General
Field yesterday nlei an information against Charles
Clinton the State AUDITOR Antoine Duhnclet the state
Treasurer; z. G. Desmond. Secretary Of State, and
Charles w. Lowell Speaker VI the House, all members VI
th. Funding Board ia 1874. The charge against them
msd mcanor IN Office, for unlins nve warrants drawn
by the Auditor. amounting to S15s,557 80, AMI repre-
sent.g Illegal and invalid claim against the State.
Tie bail Of each gentleman was fixed at $4,000.
rho Attorney Gene al also flied an information against
State J.. f. Hcrwig containing two counts, viz:
First obtaining money under false pretenses
while Chairman OF the Senate Committee
Contingent Expenses, by Issuing vouchers for
fraudulent claims. and obtaining warrants from tho
Auditor by representing that sad fraudulent claims
ius( and LEGAL, The warrants being ndOriod by pre-
tended pa an. by H. r. Herwig; second obtaining
money under false prct' nses wuile Chairman of the
itr Committee, by issuing hcttoIs yvUch' IN, know
ing ut the time that there were such persons the
pret, n'.ed bcneicari,s, aud that such claims
demands those represent ia tc vouchers existed At
tic liiue. The bail oi Mr. Herwig was fixed At $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
SPANISH AFFAIRS.

Don CARLOS COUNsfIs hODEEArioN-A NEW LOAN
TO BE NEGOTIATED.
LONDON Saturday, July "a. 1879.
Don Carlos has written n letter to King
Alfonso approaching him f allowing the civil war 10 be
conducted with such excessive ngor. and counseing
moderation the side OF the AlfonsstS The text OF
the letter has been made public.
MADRID. saturday, July %. 1873.
The losses Of the Carlists during the past
three weeks in killed. wounded and missing are osti
mated ut 1000 men,
The Carlss attempted 70 surprise the Alfonsst troops
at Guetaria but vigorously rcpulsed.
The Spanish Government has determined to contract
loan of 81 900 900 indemnify The owners OF emancl-
nat. d slave. in Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
A BAND OF ARKANSAS MUsDrRERs BROKEN UP

MEMPIIs, TenD July 25.-Last Tucsday an
industrious German named Frank Williams disappeared
from Hancock's plantation at FrenchDams Bayou, forty
miles above here. He last seen IN company with
John Randolph and John Phillips, both ccored IL WAS
found that they TOO had left Pursuit made and they
overiaktn and canned back 10 Shawnee Village
On their arrival yesterday tley confessed 10 having
murdered Williams and showed where they had
concealed his body. ON reacliins CirNo'l's Landing
they stated that they belonged To baDJ oI w Rnicrt
Barton. white man employed on liancuchs llantaii"n
leader aud Jesse Carter, coloTc,t Incnef ana
that organized for robbery and had rui idIId
scvc. IA persons. 1hc popular excitement eliminated IN
mob taking the prisoners ont and shooting. Randolph
killing instantly. Phillips broke away and e-c.l l.
Eandolpnr body thrown into the river. Burton aud
Garter were arrested and taken to Osceola jail.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
TIE NATIONAL CENTENNIAL.
GOODS FOR EXHIBITION TO PAY NO DUT

GOODS FOR EXHIBITION TO PAY NO DUTY.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-m reference tn the
inquiries that recently made u the admis-
sion Of goods for exhibition at Centennial free of duty
II may be that regulations governing that matter
were issued by the Secretary Of the Treasury in October
last The ports of New-York, Boston, Portland Ne;
Burlington Vt; Suspension Bridge, n. Y Detroit Port
Huron, Mich; Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfok,
New-O cans and san Francisco constitute Tie ports oi
entry al which inpoliations for the Exhibition will he
peJui.tp1 free Of duty All goods properly marked will
wthaut examinaOu he forwarded from the port OF ar-
rlval to philadelphia, there TO be delivered To
the Collector of that port Articles entered at the
Exhibition may at any time ne withdrawn for sale on
uovmcut " the duties The Attorney General Of the
United States the Attorney General Of Pennsylvania,
and the CounscOr and Solicitor for the Centennial Com
mission have gwen their respective opinions that goods
dc;us ana placed exhibition iiet from seizure,
and are not liable 10 The debts OF tue person or cOrport
ton thus receiving them.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
THE RECEPTION OF AMERICAN RTFLEMEN

Col. Cornelius Is. Mitchell, referee III tnc III
ternatonal rife match at Dolymount, Ireland, arrived
In this ciy from Liverpool saturday, In the steam
shin City Of Richmond Col. Mitchell was met by the
many hiends wLo had gathered 10 receive him. lie
gave an in detail Of the work Of the Team and
spoke enthusiastically Of the hospitality extended I" the
Americans i Ireland. said that at the great match
Tuesday, June 20, the Irish felt greatly encouraged
by finding that they point ahead III the close oi
the firing ut the 500 yards range. Every man Ia the
American Team cool and firm RS steel! When, at
the end of tho firing at the 900 yards range
the Amcricansx had scored 81 points more than
the Irish it was felt that victory was eertain
After the match by 80 points the Amcri ans
leading by points AT tc 900 yards range, the air rang
with cheers. cant. Gildersecye and Mai n lcech were
Obliged TO make speeches. round OF festivities ana
Oyaiuns followed the great match, and the Americans
we entertained at all The most prOmin,nt places III Tie
country
To-day at D. m there is Ia De meeting to decide upon
suitable memorial for the mrnbCls Of the American
Team upon their rcturn 10 tnis city. Robert Johnston o
Arnold, Constable & 60. is on the Committee To collect
Bds II l. proposed 10 raise not over III 100 on l Joo
and This money IL Ia he expended for suitable bronze
the Iiemen, which may be kept IN th"lr
families heirioons. MI Wood, the artist II preparing
derigns which 10 bc laid before the Committee ior
~
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
WASHINGTON.
MR.. DELANO INVITED TO RESIGN

ruR CABINET BELIEVE THE TIME Has CONF ron IT
THE PRESIDENT ASKS HIN I'D EksIGS-MR.
DEiASo DECLINES To COxPIY-HE ~ MOI TO
DL SACRIFICED WHILE UNDER FiRE.
tBr TBLgdRAPn TO THE rRIBtSS.I
WASHINGTON, July ga statement originating
at the Interior Department il In circulation, 10 tho
effect that at the Cabinet meeting last week tho
ease Of Secretary Delano was discussed, aud only
two members were IN favor os his retiring from the
Cabinet. namely Secretary lDrstOw and Post
master-G,neTai Jewell, and that al the others
favored his remaining. So far from this
being truc, the of Mr.. Deiano was
not even mentioned at that Cabinet meet
ing. Furthermore. every member OF the Cabi-
net has. within q few weeks past privately ex-
pressed the opinion that the time has come when
the interests of the Administration and Of the
Republican party require that he should 20 ont.
Further than this, the President about June 20,
addressed Mr. Delano in writing, asking for his
resignation.
When Mr. Deiano received this letter on his return
to the Department, few days later, he left at once
for Long Branch. He bad o most remarkable inter-
view with the President, in which he insisted that
he should not be removed under FIRE, and that
he should be allowed 10 remain till the pending M
vestigatiOns into Indian affairs were finished. lie
finally ended with what was virtually threat, that
if h. was forced ont of the Cabinet the Adminisra-
tion would regret it, This isexactly where Mr.. DE-
lano now stands. He says bodily 10 those about
the President that if he is put out there will be ex-
posres made that i'll not affect hIs personal or his
official family alone, and rather than have present
row of that character. the President has chosen 10
let Mr. Deanos response to his letter go unanswered
for the present.
In regard to these last usinuatons, the President
;cc ,iJ bo bp
the force OF Mr. Deanos appeal 10 be- allowed 10 re-
main at least till the Indian Investigations over,
he has concluded 10 take step at present, not
witlstanding the last provoca'ion He will prob
ably not act till the Indian Commissioners report.
Tho assertion that the President wrote to Mr..
Dclano formally requesting his resignation, and that
Mr. Delano declined to ofr t when thus requested,
he implicitly relied upon correct IN spite Of
all dcnials from any quarter.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
TIE BRITISH COTTON INDUSTRY.

LOCKOUT BEGUN ~ LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE
-EXTE.sIvL STRIKE Al OLDHAM.
LONDON July -, 1873.
In accordance with the notice gvcnby tle cotton
masters of Ashton, Siai,ybridge, DuknGeld, and
MoSslcy kont commenced in several of the mills
Oh Saturday. Unless Tie operatives yield by the
end OF the month"; the mills still open will be closed
as the time OF the Notice given expires, in which
ease sever. thousand people will bo tirown out OF
employment.
In the meantime the strike set on foot by the
operatives in Oldham goes into effect tomorrow, aud
viii involve 100 mills and 1900 hands.
LONDON. Monday, July &C. 1873 Il. ma
The workugmen's associations Of Yorkshire,
Lane shire AM Cheshire have Ieso we'd 10 support :le
lockcdOut and striking mill operatives.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
GENERAL EfTLWAY INTERESTS.

TIE CANADIAN RAILROAD BUILDING MANIA
OFFICIALLY Observation-Disclosures OF THE
NEW LINES.
OTTAWA, Ont, July 24.-An official dOcu-
mcnt has been puoisled vindcaliug the Canadian rail
road ~ stem Il says that all the Grand Trunk Railway
Company raised in England for building ant completing
IN, line was $50 OCO 600 and that In 1874 profit
was realized Of 81 100000, eqnal TO per cent upon the
actral cash expenditure upon that line. II has beon
proved that the Western Company has paid from
its net earnings during 81 years aggregate
for interest on bonds and dividends shares held in
ENGLAND OF less than S232l0,000, average OF
81 900 year. IL has he proved that the Northern
Railway has wiped out its share Il The capital
that regularly paying the interest Its bonds,
which oil held in England, aud that any portion Of
its capital which being paid upon is almost entirely
held in Canada 1t has been shown tIat tle two snort
lines mentioned by Mr. Potter, tine Prescott AMI Ottawa
and Can ada Central, have had heir Canadian aud not
t.,ir Eugish capital I" wiDrl out" aud that all the
money found by Canada the construction OF thesr
lines been Gent for the exclusive benefit of TIE LII
glis firms who supplied the rails and took bonds III pay
mem. IL has b,cn sn"wn that the two narOw-gauKe
lines the capital Or which has been almost entirely found
IN Canada, thus lar honestly prd their interest
Il became due. With the recovery Of the trade Of tie
cont nrut from It's present deprcssOn Canada Will pru
vide fair rate OF interest upon the actual cash outlay
expended 10y English capitalists III constructing rail-
WAYS by private companies. The cOlsl llcti" Oi local
lines progress s almost entirely being carried Oh
by anadan capital and credit. They nearly all
feeders existing hnes, and II they are ia some
,. hci,,. in ad anc. OF actual wans they
ARE opening important districts Df country for settle
meme th. neeft of tue whole county ami its ,ius-
tes population. and wealth Canada has already ex'
aud in constructing feeders to thcr tIaic. Sue Is
cyrending large sums annually for railways INTO her
Western territory aud IN urnerance OF the British
policy tis continent Dy iaway connection between
tne AtLiutIc aud Pacific Oceans.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE WHIShi I
RING.
FIETY-TWO JNDI(r

FIFrY-TwO INDICTMENTS AT MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25.-lndictments
have been found here against George Erskne e1C"l
lector OF Internal Revenue. and A. g. Wassert, ex-
Deputy Collector and four gauges seven storekeepers
twentyour rectihers twelve dstlers one master AMI
two grain dealers Ex-Coecor Erskine Is not charged
with completely In the frauds, hut with neglect OF duty
Collector Bean, who arrested by order OF the s'nt
tn he the owner the gwines seized by the Collector
will he surrendered 10y hail Monday and VIII o'
haeas corpus will then he applied for Suits Will be
bagun against the officers who made the arrest.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
TWO TRAINS THROWN OFF AT BULL Run BRIDGE.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-A serlOls accident
occurred 80 the norlhward bound passenger train the
Virginia Midland Railroad, Bull Run Bridge, fifteen
or twenty miles south OF Alexandria, Friday. II
due 10 the breaking the han;cs of driving wheel OF
the dine, caused probably by defect In the track ~
that point. The engine was thrown down au cnbank
ment fifteen feet high. The baggage, smoking, and
ladi, ~ followed it, aud piled upon aud around
the encine. Tho sleeping dl not leave the track
The engine. tender and baggage badly broken
The baggage master hurt In The head and in urd III
ic1Ialy. IL is thought he will die. One passenger had
his arm fprane', and several received scratches al
cuts The inccr and fireman were taken Uut be-
meath tnc dcbTis ontiY ~ UluIt. On Wetn. sllay
accident occurred at tie place 10 freight train,
The engine which lying on the side of the
bankIncn II this that prevented the iad' =
from plungng The hoto and perhaps avered oss Of
life. II - ratei that the freight train thrown OF
the track by obstruction dcssnedy placed npon It.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
POOR CuILDREN's FREE EXCURSION

The poor children of the Sixth Ward wero
given sion Saturday, in the barge Republic.
up the Hudson River " Excelsior Grove. The Union
Home and School Band furnished the music. The mum.
Dcr of children taken slJ. Ne unpleasant incident
disturbed the harmony Of the trip There
suisd 1900 ros loavee of brcad, l59 pounds ham,
93 pounds corncd beef. pounds tongue, 80 pounds
butter, 100 Large sponge cakes, box kmODs, 40
quarts ceaan 2.OoV pounds Ice, n barrel sugar, AMI
other supphssA Tls suss VI the eAsursiJn near
eou.d Le ntinaed was SV.2 "a or about ~ cents for
each child. Edward King VI No. S3 Broadway Treasurer
VI ro0r Cadrrns Free Excarsion Funl fSvok tass
S.,,ll3 81 4-s Dv>l cv.Al..s3 svx isx sAis uajvct
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
THE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN IN ENGLAND.

MAJOR FULTON RECEIVES THE WIMBLEDON CUP
PROM TIE PRINCESS LOUIsE-COURTEsiES TO
THE TEAM.
LONDON. Saturday, July "a, 1879.
The members of the American Rife Team
witnessed the concluding shooting of the Wimbledon
meeting to-day.
Major Fulton received the Wimbledon Cup from the
Princess Iouisc.
The AMERICANS were visited today Ivy the Dnkr OF
Cambridge. Earl Spencer the Marquis of Lornc and the
Earl Of Kingston. On Monday they vii visit Eaton with
Sir Henry Hafor. Gen. MacMurlo has promised to ar
range for visit by the team to Woolwich Dext week,
after which the Americans will 20 10 Paris. They VIII
sail for home the steamship City OF BcrliD which
leaves Liverpool for New York the l2th of August
New-York tribune., 1875-07-26
TIE MURDER OF AN ENGINEER AT GARRETT
CITY,

CIyCINNArI, July pa special dispatch
from Auburn Ind. says that last night at Garrett CITY,
two engineers Oh the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
named Andrew Kee!an and John Graves, became In
vovcd in quarrel during which Graves seized hacbct
and dealt elan terrible blow the head, burying
the weapon ia his skull. and causing his death In few
hours Graves took refuge IN u neglboriDg DIV, Hing
T.e murder Lae caused intense excitement sInODg iil
road men, who collected considerable numbers armed
and provided with ropes determined 10 hang Graves
Sheriff I|ese the and with the assist
anco of posse secured tie murderer from the uiob and
Lad I i'm IN iail.