The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

Brooklyn, N. Y, together with S10, 600 worth
OF presses, dies, etc. 90. In the claims of
Americans against the Mexican government,
Sir Edward Thornton, the referee, has awarded
Mrs. Harry L. Evans $4,000 gold as indem-
nifty for the execution Of her husband by the
Mexican government; Joseph w. Hale was
awarded $40, ,0Oo gold with six per cent interest
from 1860, for the destruction Of claimants
cedar wood sawmills Margaret Glenn was
awarded $4,000 for the murder and robbery
OF her husband and son by Mexican civil
authorities; Daniel Green was awarded S1O,-
ooo gold with interest from 1866, for the de-
struction OF his farm and crops by Mexican
cavalry.
Divers have recovered s1OO, 900 in treasure
from the wreck OF the Schiller. :. The de-
ficiency in the accounts OF Woodruff, alias
Moler, the Central Pacific railroad official, ia
about 100000. 1t is thought he has gone
to China. Hans Christian Andersen the
poet and novelist, died in Copenhagen, Dem
mark, aged teventy years. -. The loss of
crops by flood in the Scioto valley, Ohio, ia es-
timated at half n million dollars. :. The
yacht Fidget won the frst-class prize in the
Newburgh (N.Y. regatta, and the Mary Emma
took the secofd-class prize. .... The horse
Rutherford won the three mile race at Saratopa
5.38. -. .Messrs. Moody and Sankey have
sailed from Liverpool for New York. The
centennial anniversary Of the birth Of Daniel
ooonnen was celebrated in Brooklyn, N Y,
with considerable ceremony. Hon. Richard
oGorman delivered an address. ... 1t is
thought the majority of McCreory, Democratic
candidate for governor of Kentucky, will foot
up $4,000. "A special dispatch to the London
Times, from Berlin, says the Turks a1e cuii,ct-
ing In large force to crush the insurrection i'm
Herzegovina with one blow.
Ihe OConnell centennial was appropriately
celebrated throughout Ireland "A water
spout burst over the town OF Kirn in Rnenish
Prussia, inundating the place and doing great
damage. A bridge and many houses were
swept away, and thirteen persons were drown
ed. ..... Egypt is preparing for brilliant dis
play at the Philadelphia centennial.
Phhadeiphla grocer named Lesser threw away
some spoiled bologna sausage, which were
picked up and eaten by eleven children, all of
whom were shortly after taken violently sick
and one Of them died. The grocer and maker
OF the sausages were arrested An engine
Of the construction train on the Marietta and
Cincinnati railroad ran OF the track and
turned over into the Hooking river, instantly
killing two men and wounding nine others,
including the conductor :. William G.. Car
son has been arrested in st. Louis, no., and
t:kon to Boston, Mass, on q charge of embcz-
cling S15O, 200 while acting as superintendent
Of the pork-packing establishment of John
Squire &.Co., at East Cambridge, a year ago.
..... Gen. Joseph l.. Johnston, formerly of
the Southern army, has declined the presi-
dency OF the Arkansas Industrial University.
..... .E1-State Treasurer Parker, of South
Carolina, against whom q verdict of S75, 900
was recently rendered in suit growing out of
his official frauds and embezzlement, and who
was in prison awaiting criminal prosecution
for similar offenses, has escaped from the
Columbia jail. 49,. Chicago will pay all her
bonds and coupons which were due July LIST,
although Duncan, Sherman & Co. had alreadv
drawn the amount due to act as agents.
The boiler OF the steam thrasher at work ON a
farm in Maury county, Tenn, burst, and killed
MIR. Cullen Harlan, the owner the engineer
ana . colored man, and wounded seven others.
two OF whom will die. The thrasher and
grain crop was destroyed by fire. :. The
losses by floods in Illinois and Indiana are esti
mated at $3, 900, 600 for each State.