, 1875-07-22

Y6H11AxD. July Is The Central Pa.
ci6e Railroad dignitaziss arrived from
The Dallss yesterday and this morning
left for Seattle.
SxozoMmz CTY. July 15.--The house.
with all its contents. Of Ned Bysr Greg
ory, about three miles above this placs.
was burned down last night. Mr.. Gsee-
ory vas mot ab,s ts save anything and
bad barely time 70 ave his wife and
children.
Bos1ox. July ls.-At an adjourned
meeting Of The franklin Telegraph
Company held to-day, Alfred Nelson,
Of New York. pessidsd. He stated thai
. statement Of the company's finances
could not be presented - it was not
ready. Nelson was reelected Treasures,
A preamble rscitisg that the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Companies have
fraudulently assumed control Of the
Fra.Alyn line. decreased its rates and
Injured its business by gross misman-
agement. and . resolution directing the
directors to bring action in behalf Of
the company in law or equity against
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com
pany was lost.
NEW YoRx. July 15.-The paper Tel.
egraph company. recently announced
from San Francisco. has utterly failed
in it's purpose Of bearing Western Union
stock.
OMAAA, July 49, The Herald's spec
ial from the Red Cloud Agency reports
the killing Of two Indians and the
wounding of two others by soldiers on
the reservation. The Indians are in
tense excited over the occurrence and
all negotiations and work of the Com
missioner are entirely suspended and
they are detained at Red Cloud Angency,
New YORK, July 15.-Gold closed at
14,i015; stock dull and lower.
The Kings County Grand Jury today
presented an indictment against Joseph
Loeder and John J. Price charged with
having sworn falsely against Henry
Ward Beecher and Elizabeth Tilton.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Gen. Long.
street to-day had an interview with
Secretary Bristow. It is said he desires
access to the confederate archives in
the treasury department to make q
transcript of documents relative to the
battle of Gettysburg.
MADs1D. July ia special to the
Gazette announces that the Carlist Gen.
eral Dorregaray has entered Catalonia
by the way of Tremp Valley. He is
pursued by Alfonsoist General Weyler
and Martinez Campos.
LONDON. July l5.-Moody and Sankey
sail for the United States about the 4th
Of August.
1t is reported that instruction has
broken out in Bhama. Burmah.
In the House of Commons this after-
noon Henry Fawcstt offered q motion
declaring it inexpedient for the Indian
Government to pay any part of tho
expenses Of the Prince Of Wales East
ern tour. Disraeli opposed the molten
because the Prince would b The guest
Of the Viceroy. Gladstone supported
Disraeli and the motion was finally re-
jscted. The grant to defray the ex-
penses of Prince of Wales visit to In
dia passed by . vote Of s3s yeas to 16
nays.
Heavy rains have caused much dam
ago in Wales. The river Tegnors has
ovsrhowed its banks, inundating the
town Of Brigendsn. The water in . re.
serve pond for supplying Monmouth
shire Canal It Concarvan burst through
its banks and thirteen persons were
drowned.
BEAvEz, Utah. July 1.-THE trials Of
Leo and Danes for completely in the
terrible Mountain Meadow massacre Of
1857. in which 140 emigrants from Ar
kansas were mercilessly butchered in
cold blood by Mormors has been set for
the 18th Of the present month. Judge
Borsman has expressed determination
to have no unnecessary delsy. It il
certain . number Of convictions will b
made. John D. Lee. . Bishop and
Colonel and leader in the nassacree has
turned States evidence and will make
full statement in relation thereto. The
cause fs said to be that he believes he
was to be sacrificed BY the Mormon
Church to shield more guilty parties by
perjury if necessary. Lees story will
throw additional light upon the massa-
Gre to that already received and make
it appear that the affair was really more
barbarous and cruel than has heretofore
been believed by the avowed enemies Of
the Mormons. It will also prove that
the massacre was instigated by Brigham
Young a. . means Of revenge upon the
people of Arkausas. Who permitted Nc
Comb and the husband to his sister to
murder . Saint by the name of Pratt
who had persuaded the woman to desert
her husband and joinBrigham's Church.
and then 60 free. Witnesses from
Southern Utah who were concern in the
massacre evince great animosity against
Lee. There is said to be plenty Of wit
nesses here to corrobate Lees state
ment.
Later-John D. Lee is at work writ
ing his statement. Several witnesses
too nearly connected with the massacre
have become alarmed and left town.
Everybody is anxiously awaiting devsl.
opments to be made next week.
NEW YoRx. July 16.-The steamer