The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-08-18

shipped to Europe the demand on the other
side OF the water being brisk ON account Of the
partial failure OF crops. . Russia and Ger
many intend to grant military furloughs on
largo scale next year. In May last a
young white lady was brutally outraged by q
negro hack driver at Inka, Miss. The scoun-
drel was captured recently and ON being tried
was sentenced to prison for life. That night a
mob broke into the Jail, and taking the negro
out hung him near the scene OF the outrage.
..... The ooroner's jury in the case of young
Bailey, OF New York, who shot and killed his
father, returned verdict Of justiiable homi-
eide. The accused was held for trial in %, 600
bail. The bankers in convention at SARATOGA
adopted resolutions calling for a speedy re-
sumption Of specie payment demanding that
the war tax on banks be abolished; that the
two-cent stamp required for checks and vouch-
ers ought to be abolished ] Jesse Pomeroy
the Boston boy-murderer, was frustrated in an
attempt to break jail go. AT the Presbyterian
council held in London, it was determined to
form an alliance OF all the Reformed Presby
terian churches in the world. .By the oI.
plosion OF a tug in New York harbor, one man
WAS killed and another wounded The ac-
countant who has been examining the accounts
OF the New York State treasurer reports them
all right .....A terrible fight occurred in Per-
dado, Escambia county, Ala, between two
families, Hallett and Byers, in which six men
consisting of father and two sons on each side
were engaged. Five of the party were killed
outright, while tho sixth and last has load Of
buckshot in his side which must cause death.
.... Baron Loe and Herr Sigl, both Ultra
montanes, were sent to prison in Germany for
using reasonable language.
The contest at Wimbledon botween the
Irish, Scotch and English rifle teams for the
Elcho shield, resulted in victory for the
Irish, who made 1,5O6 points, to the Scotch
1,5O3 and the English 1902. The July re.
turns to the department Of agriculture show
that tho acreage Of tobacco is greater than that
OF last year. e. G. johnson, deputy col.
lector Of internal revenue and a member of
the Florida Legislature, was shot and killed at
u still-house about ten miles from Fernandina.
The assassins are unknown. The MARYLAND
Democratic convention nominated John Lee
Carroll for governor. The platform protests
against a high protective tariff; and against
the multiplication Of federal Offices and theun-
AiSh oaioiiSo plOTeb Un0 abuses OF
federal patronage, which tend to corrupt the
States and free institutions that agriculture,
manufactures and commerce should be the
equal care of well-regulated governments; pro-
tects against an increase of the circulating
currency, and demands the resumption of
specie at the earliest practicable moment; op-
poses the granting Of subsidies -. The Ohio
river and its tributaries overfowed their banks
on account of heavy rains, and much damage
was done to the growing crops. .. "A san-
culinary ARRAY took place at Skin Bayou, in
the Cheroke nation, twelve miles from Fort
Smith, in which three men were instantly
killed. The combatants were of tho rival
political factions of Ross and Downing. The
night following, the contesting clans, about
thirty strong each, again met and considerable
firing was INDUCED in, but with what result is
not known..... Tho coroner's jury in tho
inquest over the victims of the collision on the
Rockaway railroad, returned u verdict in which
they "severely censure the railroad company
In not employing good and competent men in
sufficient number to operate the road safely"