Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-06-15
In General,

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The revolution at Lapaz, Mexico, has 1
been subdued by the government troops,
and the insurrettionists scattered IN the
mountains. ..rs@..Hs .tL rl,.:.'s -,
Col Villette, the alleged accomplish. 4
of Marshal Bazaine in his escape, has
been allowed by the French government
to retire on pension. tsLt.I ss-<s j.
An illicit rum distillery, valued at 1
sec, 600, in full operation, was seized at
New Orleans, Thursday. a
The wives and children of the sixty |
Kiowas and Comanches, who surren-
dered at the Staked Plains, and are now !
confined at st. Augustine, Fla, are to.
be transported there at the expense OF I
the government ..-.. ...tE..|.. ~ 4
Cigar-makers and smokers can take a
long breath. The Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue bows 10 the universal
protest which his inquiries have brought
back against the adoption of the pro- I
posed coupon stamp, and will not re-
commend its adoption by Congress &.
Four bodies of the victims of the 4
Lumberman disaster, near Norfolk, Va, 1
Monday, were recovered. yesterday, !
namely: James G. Borum, Harry Bor- ].
INN, Mrs. Baker and the colored servant
Clara. r.s..s. -.,lEa s.. "a
Manrico Portugal, one of the cattle
stealers being taken to the city of Mex
leo with Cortina, has been shot and hung
on the way for threatening to shoot an
officer of the Ninth Regiment, near
Matamoras. - 81. E:..I..- .s..,-.Er...
The general election for members of
the Legislature for the provinceof Que
bee, took place Wednesday, and the in
auguration of the ballot system passed
off in an orderly manner. The indica-
tions are that the government will have
majority. -s.., .,..,......-. 81.
The finding of a skeleton under q
blacksmith's shop at Hamburg, n. j.,
recalls the mysterious disappearance of
United States Provost Marshal, about
nine years ago. He had left "Joe"
Rosencrans, a notorious character, at
| the hotel, and started on foot for Frank
| lin. The prisoner escaped and the OIL
Ger never returned, and these bones are
supposed to be his.
The first full postal car used on the
| Central Vermont railroads has just been
completed at the companys car-works,
in st. Adams, for the through line be-
I feet long, is divided into two compart-
ments, separated by folding-doors, and
| is elegantly finished throughout with
| uhita aeh and blaalZ walnut
The Indian sub-commission are on the
ground of the Red Cloud Agency, TAX
ing notes and awaiting the grand coun-
Gil, in hopes of bringing into it the
northern Sioux, now in camp on Tongue
river, wild tribe not connected with
any agency, who have not taken any
part heretofore in the negotiations con-
corning the Black Hills, of which they
are the real proprietors.
David Knox attacked the Cross broth
ers at Owens crossroads, Williamson
county, Tenn, on the Sd, and they re-
turned his fire, killing him almost in
stantly.
The four Owen county (Ky.) priso-
ners were brought before Judge Bal
lard, Wednesday, and sentenced to two
and three years confinement in the pen
itentiary. They were taken to Frank |
fort, Thursday.
The Presidents muscular son-in-law, |
Sartoris, who plumes himself on his
pugilism, met young stock broker of |
New York, named Goicouria, in ex-Col- |
lector Murpbys stable at Long Branch, |
the other day, and had the conceit eff
fectually taken out of him.
The Misses Conway, proprietors of
the Brooklyn Theater, are in a heap of
financial trouble. All the stage proper
ty is under attachment for SO, 1000 rent
due, and now a dry goods man has
brought suit against Minnie for $458.
The bullet which the yet uncaptured
burglar dropped into Mr. Shute's head
before leaving the latter's house in
Brooklyn. a few weeks ago, was on
Thursday removed. 1t was found back
OF the eye, the sight of which is de-
stroyed.
While several persons were looking at
some views reflected by camera OBJ
scura on Coney Island beach, Wednes-
day, they saw the picture of a man
drowning. Mr.. Ward, a hotel keeper,
put out in boat and rescued the man.
who proved to be J. w. FARRELL, who
had been caught in the undertow and
carried away from the shore while he
was bathing
In response to the writs sworn out by
FL. FL. Corbin, the Westervile (O.) sa-
loon keeper, nine prominent citizens
were arrested on peace warrants and
brought to Columbus for trial, Thurs
day morning. The prosecution was not :
ready, so the defendants waived exam {
nation, and gave bonds in $500 each.
The citizens of Westerville have sub !;
'cribed 81, 1000 to carry on the contest. :
Cyrus w. Field some years ago '
out f135, 600 stakes into the hands of
he Anglo-American Gable Company as
guarantee that the government of !
would not disturb its 2
of the right to land cables on
he island within term of years. The
guarantee has been kept, and now Mr.. {
Field wins the bet and takes the money.
All the same, the Dominion government
las stepped in and destroyed the guar
sntee of Newfoundland, without the :
consent of the latter. :
A few years ago, Judge Fish of Ogle- (
hoppe, Ga, was assassinated; and two I
citizens of the place, Hol- :
onbake and Lloyd, were hanged for the
murder. 1t now comes out by the dy- +
ng confessions OF 0 detective engaged c
IN the trial that the latter, Lloyd, was n
N innocent man, and that the murder q
vas sworn on him to get the $4,000 re- I
ward. Colonel FL. p. Farrar, then At 4
orney General, is unpleasantly connect Ii
d with ting banging of the innocent s
nan. q
Gov. Osborn of Kansas has forwarded u
0 the president a strong remonstrance q 9.
gainst the proposed settlement of the a
ioux and other tribes of wild Indians n
q the Indian territory. The governor
ecapitulates the many disadvantages to n