The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-07-09

snesM4yeKGps yQMe - say twenty -nve
chiefs, soldiers and headmen Of the Bertlold
Indians arrived Sunday nil ght. They met Is
Indians from the Cheyenne Agency at Lincoln
Saturday and ratified t1eytreaty Of peace. re-
gently made between Il standing Rock and
Ethold Indians. Tl,isa important, showing
thIA1e Sioux mean to ksspsthe peace with
their o enemies. The nhie1g from Cheyenns,
were III Washington III ttme the treaty ws,.
naae, aud were therefore lotgrepresented in
A dispatch from Ms1a1lis So dated June -
Rock railro.dto R:sK .pok BY President Green,
low, without. the sanction 6f the board of direcs
toss, creates considerable excitement here. Vice
President Brinkley, who owns controlling in
terest in the road, after obtaining an inj0nc-
tion from Chancellor 81 Walker, cnjoining
Dow fun taking possession, attempted to
reach Little Rock to oppose Dow in any at
tempt to have himself pointed receiver,
which Bffnkley thinks was the real object 0
the transfer, but was unable 70 obtain an en-.
gine, as President Greenlow has placed the
rolling stock under orders Of Dow. Brinkley
leaves for Little Rock this afternoon, however,
and it Is evident that agfeat amount of litiga-
ton will be the result Of the action of the pres
ident. II
-. The Jury in the, Beecher case had been out
twenty-fo hours when ramor was circulat-
ed that they stood seven for Reecher and five
for Tilton. Though unfounded, this created
much excitement. l. )
The New York papers say that at one time
the Reecher- Tilton jury were unanimous for
Beecher, and at another time equally divided
IN opinion.
= The entire village Of Meridian, Nebraska,
-was totally destroyed by tornado, last week;
and the neighboring town Of Alexandria was
badly damaged. '''''''s'' ":' =, =.
The motion to quash the indictments in
Tweed's case has been dismissed. isst,.'
The latest reports give $4,000, 900 as the
amount Of damages BY the floods in France.
The Crugen will case, which has been before
the Sur ogate in New York for a year has been
concluded. The Surrogate holds, first, that
under the circumstances. it is part of those
proposing admission Of the will to probate, to
shcv that the testatrix was sane when the in
struments were executed and second, that they
have not done accordingly he rejects papers
and decides that Mrs. Crugen died intes,ate. =
Prof Jenny again reiterates his belief that
gold does not exist in paying quantities in the
Black Hills. "',>
A very bitter contest is now going on in the
Cherokee Nation for the position OF Chief Of
the Nation, between the Ross and Downing
parties, and 1t is alleged that conspiracy
aud secret assassinatiCns arr rite. Col. w. r.
Ross, the present chiet, is a candidate for re-
election, and man named Thompson is the
candidate of the Downing party.
Erom Abroad. = ~
The national debt was reduced 81 ,441 ,249 in
the month Of June, and 81, ,a99, ,5l4 in the year
ending July list. ~
An important meeting of three groups OF
the Lett was held in Paris on the I'd instant, at
which 33O Deputies were present A resolu-
ton unanimously pa sed, agreeing to abb
that all necessary bills may |be passed
by the month of August. Provision was made
for committee to negotiate with the Minis.
try, the Duke Daudiferet Pasquier aud the
leaders of other Parliamentary groups, with
the object OF fixing day for the dissolution of
the Assembly. ',r.."H..-:
Commercial Mntters.
CH1cAeo, July 5.-Dried Fruits Peaches,
s9sc; pared, 1s@19c; apples, 7@7kc; black
berries, sXc. - =, >-'t. : (
Green Fraits.--Apples in y bushel boxes,
5oc@Sl.OO; peaches, 75o@el. .25 for, n bushel
boxes. t, :sj,,
Provisions: Cheese, loK@l1c; beans, sl.ou
@i:so; butter, poor, l2c; prime dairy 22c;
eggs, l4c; potatoes, mixed, 5o@60c; assorted
70@76c. -. IL o', ss..:.'t , "t-
Productivity 6.-Wheat 9l.Os@E06; oats