, 1875-06-10

One OF their cDlefS Hreu on Tue snefiu
The firing then became general. the RI
oters firing a volley on the citizens,who
were outnumbered. Henry Lietenburg-
er policeman, was wounded aud, Is IN
a critical condition. Henry Lochman
was wounded in the leg, VIM. Ecnk shot
in the head and another man in the
shoulder. Eight rioters we're wounded
and carried away, one OF them killed.
The strikers have dispersed in different
directions. Col. Huntsinger has estao-,
lished his headquarters in the mansion
house anu the troops are quartered IN
theCity Hall. Much excitement prevails.
The miners will again resume work to-
morrow.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Considerable ex>
citement was created here to.day bJ the
strike of the employees at the various
coal yards, on accsunt of reduction OF
wages. Non-union nen were employed
bat the strikers in large rumbers visit
ed the various yards and compelled
them to stop work. Several non-union'
lists were severely beaten.
Chicago. June 3.-Ths marriage of
1t. Gsnl. P. Il. Sheridan and Miss
Irene Rucker, daughter of Major Ruck-
er, was celebrated at the residence Of
tie brides parents at half past 8 this
evening.
WASHINGTON, Jure 3-The Secretary
of the Interior has recommended to the
President tie restoration to the public
domain of lands in the Wallowa Valley,
Oregon. which were Withdrawn from
the public lands about three years ago,
for the use of Joseph's band of Nez
Pierces Indians.
LONDON, June 3.-The condition of
affairs between the British Government
and Burmah is critical.
PARIS, June 3.-La Republique Fran
caise reports that Count Won Perponi-
cher, German ambassador at Brussels,
has made fresh representations to the
Belgian Government in regard to Cath
Ole professions.
LONDON, jane 3.--The Telegraph's
Berlin dispatch says the German Gov
ernment possesses proof that the ckarg-
es of conspiracy made against DUNN
are unfounded. The prisoner will be
released.
VICTORIA, June 4.-Several cases OF
small pox are reported in town. All
precautions against its spreading are
being taken BY the Municipal authori-
ties. 1t is believed the disease was
brought from San Francisco by the last
nail steamer.
SAN FgANcIsco, June 4.--The Asrlcui-
turnl Warehouse of Treadweil & Co.
corner of Market and Fremont streets,
has suspended Liabilities over $780,
900.
New YoRK. June 4-Lafayette l. Graft,
Jointly indicted with Chas. L. Lawrence
for smuggling silks and who escaped
to Montreal. returned yesterday and
voluntary surrendered himself to the
U. S. Distr ct Attorney. Graft was
admitted to bail in 5000 and will be
used in States evidence against his al
legged accomplices.
Gold closed at 17@171s.
Robert Wishart, charged with being
one of gang who some time ago me-
gotiated some five million dollars worth
of stolen altered U. S bonds and who
having been arrested on the requisition
Of Gov. Tiiden and brought to this city.
WAS to-day brought before Judge Brady
on a writ of habeas corpus. The return
to the writ set up his arrest under the
requisition of Gov. Tiiden on the
charge of forgery and in that be is now
held In custody under the process OF
law. The trlvers in turn sets forth that
the prisoner is not the person that had
been arrested on the requisi:lcn papers
and that he never has been resident of
Pennsylvania and hence the requislt,on
are illegal. The Judge 81
lowed the District Attorney till Tuesday |
to produce proof of identity.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4. Geo. o.
Evens, recently tried for frauds in con-
nectlon with state claims against the |
general government. died here last night.
PoTTsvILl.E, June All the collieries
resumc cd " ork this morning, and citizens
think it will be necessary to retain
troops several days TO insure continued |
work.
Adiutant Gen. Lotta arrived from
Philadelphia last night and was met at
he depot BY Gen. Siegfried. who, DUR
ng the night had conference and left
his morning.
CINc NNAT1, June An the Circuit
Court yesterday the case Of Mrs. Dav-
,nport versus the Western Union Tele,-
graph Company for the recovery of
$40. 900 worth of Western Union stock
alleged to have been fraudently trans
,erred, was decided in favor of Mrs.
Davenport.
BosToN, June 4.-George W. Pimber-
:on, who has been on trial several days
or killing Mr.. Bingham in East Boston
IN the Odd of March was to day found
guilty of murder in the first degree.
SCRANTON. Pa, June 4.-Daniel Har-
lis and Mr.. Wageonhurst we're killed by
4 boiler explosion near Gol1boro to.
lay. Several others we're seriously.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 4.-The
eoroner's jury in the Holyoke disaster
rendered verdict this evening. They |
find no blame attached to any person
in conpection with IT, but can't too |