, 1875-12-02

sese1ta0So oe1oEe Oouefess oseo yeose'
day.
81. Loum. Nov. 2S.-It II sisted %
/ good autho<ity that ring Of specula
tors has been systsmatisally defrsud
ngshe Potlawsltamie 1nrians. vhe N
u recently ocospied assservatioo nea
Topeka. Ks. The prfncipal charges q
| ltAas certain osmbess Of The tribe Twin
In In1lan Tsssisosy wese rsprsssnted Z
being dead, and thsir eslasss vere ad
ninistered apon and The proceeds pocl
eteA BY the ring. The amount Tealize'
hy the scheme Is estimated as go. 600.
Bossos. Nov. 2s.-Rsyal. Gilkey
Ce., extensive coal and lumber dealers
Of Watertown, Mass. failed to-day; LA
bilities estimated at $3.50. 900. The fail
ure was caused by inability to collec
from large number Of master builder
and carpenters indebted to them.
Thanksgiving was observed in thi
tand in all the other New England citie'
by . complete Suspension Of business
The obssrva.ce of the day b more ger-
eral than usal
Pl1TsDuna, Nov. 25.-To-dsy luna
tic named Hile, at the county hospital
killed q woman named Beatty, who wen
into the room to clean it. He choked
her until insensible and thep drove the
small end of q broomstick into he,
brain.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The veterans
of 1872 met to>day to celebrate the Brit
ish evacuation of New York.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 24.-The apiarisss'
convention last night was well attended
aud resolution aud memorial to the
Legislature was adopted, asking that the
tresspsss law be amended 80 as to in
clude land not under cultivation ~ well
as that cultivate d; to exempt Q certain
anouat Of bee-keepers' stock and uten-
siis from execution, and to protect cer-
tain honey shrubs and Aowefs from de-
struction.
Rain commenced at 7 O'Clock this
morning and has continued gently ever
since. 1t is everything for this country.
Probably an inch OF rain has fallen.
and it is still raining.
Los ANGELES, Nov. Alt commen-
ced raining at S O'Clock this morning.
and at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. was raining hard
and steady. The storm extends to San
Diego south and east to San Bernardo.
no and Colorado Desert, and is general
throughout Southern California.
Yesterday, young man, Rudolph
Brown. attempted to blow through the
barrel of pistol that he supposed vas
unloaded. It was discharged and blew
that top Of his head oil.
Jonathan, the driver Of Gold Note,
for very disrespectfui language to the
judges, yesterday. was fined $50 and
ruled off the track for one year.
CHICAGO, Nov. pa fire occurred
this morning in the Touring mill Of "A.
Fisher Desplains. Loss $40. 900; insu<-
ed.
New York, Nov. 24.-The weekly
sails Of government gold postponed till
Fryday. because Of the usual Thursday
being Thanksgiving, hes been postpon-
ed till Saturday owing to the funeral Of
Vice President Wilson on Friday.
MONROE, Mich, Nov. PA daring
and successful burglary was committed
on the First National Bank of this city
early this morning. The watchman was
bound and gagged. The outer doors Of
the safe were blown off and an entrance
obtained to the inside of tho safe by
prying open the inner door with wedges.
Between $17. 600 and SIS, 900 were obs
tanned. Five or six men participated
in the robbery, some Of whnm remain
ed outside on guard and adjoining. The
Office was entered BY some Of the party
and the inmates kept quiet BY having
pistols held 10 their heads. The explos-
ion WAS very heavy. bursting out win
dows and making . complete wreck Of
the rooms. No arrests.
MADRID, Nov. 3O.-Mr. Cushing viii
tomorrow present to the minister for
foreign affairs a telegram from his gov
ernment. replying to the last Spanish
note. The tenor Of the American dis
patch is considered very satisfactory
and dissipates the erccent apprehens'ons.
New YoRK, Nov. 3O.-Gold closed at
15K a 4. Gold is higher by reason
of the rumors of war with Spain.
1t is reported that the Government
used the cable wires for some hours
this forenoon in the transmission of dis
patches between Secretary Fish and Mr..
Cushing at Madrid. AYumor is current
that Spsin has demonstrated against the
United States permitting the sale Of
Cuban bonds in this country, claiming
that their issue are in violation of treaty
obligations.
Orders have been received at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard to place ten more
monitors into commission. and the va
rious naval rendezvous throughout the
country have been instructed to enlist
available men of all grades.
PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 30.- The ectivity
in the Navy Yard requires extra force to
to be taken on tomorrow. The U. s.
steamer Marion goes into. commission
in few days.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 23.-Chas. O'Cono,
is lying dangerously i'll at his residence
at Fort Washington. Prayers for his
speedy recovery or happy death. vert
offered in Catholic churches yesterday