River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-03-26

A portion Of the Queohada Indians
perfectly wild and among the most trouble
some of the wild tribes Of the Southwest
have surrendered to the officers at Fort
Sill and promised that the whole tribe
will come in.
Tho trouble at Straitsvile, o., is not
likely to be renewed unless the mine
owners attempt again to employ colored
men. The white miners declare their de-
termination to keep out the colored
miners.
Fred Myers, the accomplice of Muir
ray in the murder of Wahlin, has been
convicted at Pittsburg Of murder in the
first degree, and will be sentenced with
Murray who was convicted few days pre-
viously.
brooklyn has to pay for her notorie.
ty in connection with the great scandal
trial For the first forty three days it
has cost S4l9.25 for the daily dinners
furnished the jurors and the officers
attending them.
The friends Of ex-senator Chandler,
Of Michigan, announced on the Goth, at
Washington, that he had been rendered
and would probably accept the Mission to
Russia, in place of Gov. Baker, lately APP
pointed, who declines it.
--Advices from Madrid state that the
treatment Of the press by the government
is daily becoming more arbitrary, caus-
ing much dissatisfaction. The Iberia has
been suspended and telegraphic dis
patches are detained and examined.
The chancery clerk 5 office at Vicks-
burg has been robbed Of books, papers,
official bonds, and books Of warrants, so
that it will be impossible to tell how
much has been taken by the thieying
officials against whom the people of that
city lately rose in rebellion.
The widow and daughter of John
Mitchell, who reside in Brooklyn, n. ",
were visited on the Goth by numerous
friends who condoed with them on the
death Of Mr.. Mitchell. The Irish socie-
ties Of New York and other Eastern cities
are preparing for public meetings com
memorative Of his services for ireland.
Dan 0'Leary, Of Chicago, on the
evening Of the goth, walked in New York
twenty miles in three hours, twenty-four
minutes and fifteen seconds, or at the
rate Of enc mile in ten minutes and II 81
seconds. In doing this he defeated Will
son C.. Reed, New York walking cham
pion, aud won prize Of $1,000.
The Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. has revoked his former offers Of re-
ward in like cases and now offers fifty
doll ,rs for information which shall lead
to the seizure of any distillery Of not less
than forty gallons capacity, and the ar
rest Of the owner.
The funeral Of Ada Elizabeth Han
cock, daughter Of Major General Han
cock, took place the afternoon of the Goth
at New York. Among the mourners
were Chief Justice DAILY, Richard Schell,
and other well <nown citizens. At the
close Of the sermon the body was take
to Morristown, Pa, for interment.
The agents of the British lines of
steamers between the United States and
English ports have made an inquiry
whether. under the laws Of the United
States, their vessels may transport pas
sengers from place to place in the United
States. The government has declined to
authorize such proceedings.
The Speaker Of the South Carolina
House Of Representatives rules that Gov.
Chamberlain 5 veto Of the swindhng fund
ing bill Is void, because the Governor
failed to return the bill in time, but the
judiciary committee of the same body
cannot agree that such is the fact.
"A WiIkesbarrc, Pa, dispatch of the
night Of the 18th, reports the three
bridges which were carried away from
pittston, jammed in an Ice gorge three
miles above WilkeSbarre. Eight miles
below is another Ice gorge, the breaking
OF which is expected with fears Of great
destruction to property below.
In the case of the Molnski family, of
Chicago, wretchedly poor Polish Jews,
the wife and children of which were dis.
covered dying few days ago, from some
poisonous influence, the corouer's jury
have been unable TO make up verdict
and is waiting developments. Theodore
Molinski, the head Of the family, is held
without bail on suspicion Of having tried
to kill all his family.
Gov. Chamberlain, of South Carroll.
ma, in yetoirg bill to hquidate the float.
ing debt Of the state, says the majority
of the claims embodied IN the bill are un-
paid legislative certificates, which have
been made to cover vast frauds, and fur.
Their eXasperates the legislators by init.
mating that they have been very cxtray.
agant IN their appropriations.
"A Scranton, Ia, dispatch of the
night of the 18th says: "West Pittston
stands between two floods, one of which
broke through a rayine at the base Of the
mountains this morning, cutting of the
flight OF the inhabitants, who sought the
mountains for safety. The losse, by the
flood and obstruction 10 railroad traffic
will not fall short Of one million d.llars. "
The Republican Senatorial caucus
has finally agreed, with but Two or three
dissenting, 10 a resolution substantially
the same a, senator trclinghuysen ;
but different IN phraseolocy, approving
the action Of the President In Louisiana
affairs, ana expressing the opinion that
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