Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-07-17
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@EHARlEsToN, 3. G. July 9--The proceed
Jugs in the trial of ex-Tfeasursr Parker TO.
day were very important. Ladd, the missing
witness who had attempted to abecond. was
arrested and testified that Parker told him
$450, 600 in coupons of State bonds had been
given him, of which his share was $3.50, 600.
This was when final settlement was made by
the State with the financial agent, Kempton.
Ladd also swore that Parker asked him to
have these coupons funded by an agent of
Death OF Francis p. Blair.
ST.. Louis. July 0.-Gen. F. P. Blair, Jr.
died last night at II o'clock. l{9
Slaughter OF Indians.
CAMP VERDE, A. T., July GA scouting
party which left here the 26th June under
Of Major Bray, of the 9Th Infantry,
returned this morning They report seeing
signs of Indians in iona Basin. On the
of July LIST they struck the rauchero
and killed rs and took nine prisoners
Another ranchero was struck July 4th at the
head Of Verde Canyon and i've killed and six
captured. The Indians known as White
Mountain Apaches do not belong to any res.
ervation, and had peen stealing stock from
Verde settlers. 'h
Notable Death.
WASHINGTON, July 0.-Daniel g. Lobbell,
supervising special agent of the treasury de
partment, died here this morning, after
short illness, aged 81 years. -. = -,,t.'e-fl'
down or Large Cotton MIL.
LAWRENCE, Mass, July 10.-The Atlantic
cotton mills, which gave employment 70 $50
operatives, shut down to-day at noon for
eight weeks. The suspension may be for
longer time, If the present stock Of manufac.
turing goods is not marketed. -.
Funeral of Chief Justice woodara. ~
, WrLLEsBARRE, Pa, July 10. The funeral
Of Chief Justice Woodward took place this
afternoon The services were conducted by
Rev. B. 1. Jones and Bishop Stephens, Of The
Episcopal church, The bar Of the county
attended in a body, and there were number
of distinguished persons from a distance
present. Fai l .e,at fo,alil .eHiyprle'
f'e1 FUNERAL OF General Biair.
ST LOUIS, July 1.-THE funeral OF Gen.
Blair took place this afternoon. The services
were performd by Rev. T. M. Post, assisted
by DIR. Jas. III. Brooks. The remains were
conveyed to Belfentaine cemetery, escorted
by the First Missouri regiment, and were
followed by large concourse Of citizens .,a
spanish war News. u, -,
MADRID, July 10.--An official dispatch
gives the following details OF military opera
tons: The fighting Wednesday near Van!
clares, in.the province of Alava, lasted five
hours. The Carlists under Pcrula and Don
Carlos numbered IS battallions Of infantry.
12 guns and 450 cavalry. Their loss was 140
killed many wounded and numbers taken
charged the Navarres with eighty lancers,
sowing death In their ranks and creating
panic. The railway between Vittoria and
MIRANDA has been restored, and that between
Valencia and Vinarose will shortly be re-
opened. Gen. Jovellar IL at Morella, Prov.
ince of Castillo de Ia Plana. Weisler's divi
sion 10 endeav0ring to overtake DOrregaray.
II has orders to Immediately attack him II It
comes up with him. All forts OF the river
Calico, In Aarajon, are guarded. - {s9As'i
MADRID, July 10.--'Tho Carlists have re.
turned In disorder towards Amexcoas. GcR
erals Quesada's victory at Vanclares rrcvent-
ed the Catlisls from invading Santander and
Asturias. '''' if"'i''
More Frauds In Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, July 12.-Attorney Gen.
eral Field to-day filed Information In the first
district court against Geo. G.. Benhaim for
obtaining % 600 from the State ON fraudulent
vouchers. The transactions on which the
charges are based was developed during ths
recent investigation against auditor Clinton.
General Logan visiss California. -,
SAcRAMENTo, July 12.--General John A.
Logan, U. 8. Senator from Illinois, arrived
from the East by overland express this morn.
ing. In conversation he stated. he had come
to California on business and had NO inten-
ton OF taking any part In the campaign In
the State; also that he would remain on the
Coast but short time
'"f xndian Troubles.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10. A letter received
here this morning from w, Philips, supefiI.
tcndent of the Florence mine on Klamath
river, 100 miles east OF Eureka, reports the
miners, who number about %, In imminent
danger on account of an outbreak Of hosfilf
ties on the part Of the Hoopa Indians, of
Hoopa reservation, southern part of Kiain-
ath county. OF late they have become resti
less and turbulent, owing, II Is said, to bad
$50, IN war paint, camped near the mine
and threatened the miners and held them In
fear Of their lives. On June 18th, Raymond,
carpenter of the mine, was shot dead by an
Indian bullet. The Indians surrounded the
mine and forced the men to quit work. Phil
lips cent courier to camp CASTOR for assist
ance. A small detachment OF soldiers ar
rived on the aSth Of June. The Indians
didn't fear them, being so few in numbers.
They told Phillips the miners must leave;
they would waste no more time talking.
Phillips states the situation Is critical His
letter was laid before Gen. Schotield, to-day
who promises to furnish aid and protection.
Hon. j. X. Luttrell says the trouble arises
from Indians being swindled by the rascalisy
Of agents. tetit..s5.8 is,a sa'y 49,
SCR. Fare at MOnsngahela City. sf9sL
PITysBpRa. July IRA fire this morning
In Monongahela City, Penn, destroyed the
sawmills belonging to Culbcrtson, the plain
ing mill Of Foster Il Co., also three dwellings
Loss, $60, 600; insurance, $1,000. lis@ ZfsFe
..oaa College Boat Race. ig9a
SARATOGA, July i8.--l22S n N. Cornell
won by nearly length. Time, II minutes
and 22b seconds, Harvard was second,
Brown third, Princeton fourth. .,,.. .8.ls
A Destructive Freshet In Ohio.
CINCINNATI, July lathe Licking river
! this morning was reported i'd feet higher
than the Ohio river at that point The Hoat-
ing coal elevator of Gordon q Mcclure,
moored at Cincinnati landing was struck ~
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