The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-12-10
NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Condensed Summary OF Te!egraphIc
Reports In tho Daily Papers.


The second drawing of the DenisOn,
Texas, lottery, took place, with No.
2s, 245 winning the first prize of $780,
600, and No. 94,0s6 the second prize OF
$25, O00.-Postal cars TO leave Pitts
burgh at 8 40 q. m. and arrive in st.
Louis at 8 10 a. m.-Gen. Eabcock tel
egraph from Washington to U. s..
District Attorney Dyer, of st. Louis,
denying all charges and demanding
trial.-Ex- Congressman w. 81. Epson,
of Ohio, rendered the position of COM
missioner of Indian Mexican
raiders having contracted 70 deliver
10000 cattle at Monterey, propose to
steal them from the American side of
the Rio Grande. They ship the cattle
to the Spanish forces in Cuba.-Gen.
Pope reports that most of the Indian
troubles originate from the rascalities
OF the Indian agents and contractors.
Isaac ID. Gibson, agent of the Usage
Indians, tenders his resignation
through a committee of Quaker friends
who label him a model mau.-Very
cold weather all through New Eng
land, to IA below zero.-Hudson riv-
CT Observation-Disclosures in the trial Of
Chief Clerk Avery, at st. Louis, re-
veals suspicious kilograms from Gen.
Babcock to Joyce.-John w. Bingham,
after pleading guilty to whisky frauds
in st. Louis, is sent to Indiana to be
tried for frauds committed there
Brooklyn navy yard ordered to put ten
more monitors in readiness for sailing,
and all naval stations ordered to enlist
men for all grades OF service. War
with Spain on account of Cuba the
supposed cause.-Runs being made on
the Franklin and North River Savings
Banks, New YOIk--Navigation fully
closed in New York state.-Remains
of Vice-President Wilson still lying in
state in Natick, Mass.-Navy yard at
Portsmouth, Virginia, very active
Apache Indians in New Mexico refuse
to live on rotten ratiOns, and one of
them shot the Quaker agent through
his strictly honest hand.-Senator Lo-
gan very Ill in Chicago, with acute
rheumatism of the brain.-Fires Ma
sonic hall, Wheeling, Va, $4,000;
three blocks on Essex street, Melrose,
Mass, $4,000; three stores at Oberlin,
Ohio, $45, 900; engine house at Grand
Trunk station, Canada, with ten loco
motives, $4,000. - Accidents: Coal
mine at Tuscara, Pa, two miners kill
ed; collision on Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, cars smashed and engineer,
McGay killed; Louisville & COvington
narrOw-gauge road caught and killed
a deaf woman.-The uncivilized ne
groes in Africa making war upon Ii
IBERIA, and conquering the colony
Gold 11514.
THURSDAY, DEC. 2.
National debt decreased S4SO,O7s in
November.-A. E. Wilson, of Louis
vile, appointed to succeed Chief Clerk
Avery, in the treasury department.
Attorney Dyer, at st. Louis, replies to
Gen. BabcOck that the next whisky
fraud trial will begin Dec. 15.-U. s.
minister to China, B. p. Avery, dead.
Edgar Worth, of Plymouth church, tasks
his fellow members to appoint COM
mittee 20 investigate fully these puz-
zles: Is H. w. B. guilty of adultery
and perjury Fearful railroad collis-
ion at East Buffalo, N. Y, between a
Lake Shore passenger and freight
train. The flagman, named Brennan,
sIgnalled wrong, and it is some COM
fort to say he was mashed beneath tile
wreck. II. T. Wood, of Lima, N. Y,
Mrs. Wilson, of Fond du Lac, Wis.,,
and J. D. Collins, killed, and large
number badly hurt.-The Hudson riv-
er steamboat, Sunnyside, cut in two
and sunk by ice, and eleven persons
drowned Burial of Vice. President
Wilson's body took place at Natick,
Mass, with long and impressive cere-
mOny, and the last of the unprecedent-
ed funeral rites paid to an American
citizen, were ended.-S10,O 900 damage
by fire to the 1. B. & w. railroad en-
CINE house at IndianapOlis.-Colonel
Mum, ex-supervIsor in Illinois south
eru district, arrested for former whisky
frauds.-Grangers propose to nomi-
nate presidential ticket.-Two whis-
ky rectifiers at Milwaukee, fined 81 900
each and sent to Jail four months
Ten irOn-clads leave League Island,
near Philadelphia, for Norfolk. A
Hindeo in Kingston, Jamaica, beheads
fiYe children in fit of religious zeal.
Bank of America, New Orleans, sus-
pended.-Steamer Phil Sheridan burn
ed on Lake Erie, $50, OOO.-Two slight
earthquake shocks at Keene, New
Hampshire.-Gold lis.
FRIDAY, DEC. 8.
Terrible suffering among the kTIerze-
gonovian refugees from Turkish tyran-
ny.-JOhn w. Bingham and Gordon
Bingham, ex-revenue officers in In
diana, plead guilty to whisky frauds
Gen. BabcOck demands army court of
inquiry to sit on him.-Ex-Sen
Carpenter to sue the Chicago Tribune
and Journal for saying he was involv-
ed in whisky frauds.-Ex-Gov. Ward,
of New Jersey, offered the Indian bu-
reau.-Wm. n. Evarts is to be the or
ator and Longfellow the poet, at the
Philadelphia Centennial, and a grand
son of Richard Hunt Lee, OF Virginia,
is TO read the D. of C.-The PhiladeI-
Lhia navy yard sold to the Pennsylva-
mia Central railroad for 81 900. OOO.-I
Broadway Baptist church, Louisville,
burned; loss 81, GOETHE American
colleges challenge the English and
Irish colleges to row the six cared race
in 1876.
SATURDAY, DEC. 4.
Mrs. MOulton publishes long card,