The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-27
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Item. of Interest from Homo spd Abroad.

Its session at Cincinnati, adopted q resolution
recommending the completion Of the -four
great water routes commended by the United
States Senate. The recent rains in Michigan
have brought the apple crop to q state of ex-
tstions. The trade is very briek at 90 per bar
rel, with s2.25 and s2.5o talked of for the
winter varieties, which have not yet appeared
in market 80! The Herndon House, at Mar
shall, Mich, was destroyed by fire. Two Of
the guests and two servant girls were burned
TO death. Many persons were injured by jump
ing out of the windows. -. Recent rains have
been very damaging to the English hop crop.
Fifteen hundred Ural Cossacks have
been banished to the penal settlement Of Tur-
kestan, by the Russian government, for having
resisted the new military laws. Many more
are likely to 60, rs those laws meet with much
opposition in the Ural colonies . =. :. Messrs.
Moody and sankey are expected to do revival
work in New York this winter, probably at
Gilmore's Garden. :. "A dispatch from Kansas
City reports the arrest Of Gen. John d. Crof-
ton, late adjutant.general Of the State of
Missouri, charged with forgery in connection
with war claims while Crofton was adjutant-
general. .Sohell, the man who murdered
Miss Laughlin near Bellefontaine, Ohio, was
taken from jail by q crowd of infuriated men
and lynched. Mrs. Schell had been previously
arrested, and confessed that her husband had
told her Of his intention to outrage and then
murder the young lady, and the excursion to
the woods was planned for the purpose. She
was compelled by her husband to accompany
them and keep silent under penalty of DEATH.
:, The merchandise imported into the United
States during the eight months ending August
S1st were sS5, 829, ,Ss2 less than for the so me
period last year. sN =
The Bonapartist conference at Arenenberg,
Switzerland, concluded with the following re-
suit: The Empress Eugenie will abdicate the
regency and tho Prince Imperial undertakes
the exclusive direction of the imperialst policy,
under the guidance Of NJ. Rouher A
Catholic procession was attacked in Toronto
on account of the relisious troubles all over
Canada Bricks and stones were freely fred
and many pistols were used. Forty or fifty
persons were moro or less wounded The
severe storm which extended generally through
out this country and the West Indies, appears
to have reached Great Britain, from whence
we have reports Of vessels driven ashore by
the force Of the hurricane. One vessel lost
her crew OF six men. -. The Swedish steamer
King Oscar II. was oollided with and sunk Oh
England, and fourteen lives lost. i. "A dummy
car In Philadelphia was run into ana cut in two
by Sunday night excursion train from New
York, killing two persons, seriously wodndne
ak, and slightly ipjqring ten othera. -. The
gale in the West Indies drove many vessels
ashore, all Of them being British and American.
..... Secretary of Interior Delano's resignation
has been accepted by the President. :. The IN
dian commissioners treating with the assembled
tribes for the Black Hills, only, escaped assas-
sination by the watchfulness Of Young-Man.
Afraid-of-hi Horses, who espied q body OF
young bucks in war paint surrounding th g
cavalry guard Of the commissioners, and drove
them of with his warriors . =. The govern
ment troops Of Sonora, Mexico, defeated a
body Of revolutionists, killing or wounding
nifty. This ends the revolution, and martial
law has been proclaimed :. ;. The Rocklsnd
Print Works at Haverstraw, N. Y, were de-
stroyed by fire and two of the employees killed
BY falling wall ... The rifle match between
the Canadian team and team from the New
York Amateur Club, resulted in O victory for
the Americans by score Of 1,4os agains,
LISA 800. Seven men from the abandoned
lumber ship Western Empire were drowned
while attempting to effect . landing on St.
Vincent's island, Florida ..... The Inman
steamer City of Berlin made the trip from
Queenstown to New York In seven days and
eighteen hours, being the fastest trip onssre-
cord. - {E -
Mrs. Ebenezer Denmore, Of gWeathersfeld
VI, being refused by her husband the privilege
Of attending circus, poisoned herself and he,
three children, the youngest Of whom has
since died, but the mother and the other two
expected TO recover. Mrs. Densmore is sup
posed to be insane ...... The Old Catholics in
Germany have decided in favor OF abrogstina
the celibacy Of the priesthood. =. (. =. O.ri Schurz
delivered his first speech in the Ohis campaign
In favor OF hard money. -. TSe gale at Grea
Britain did more damage than at first reported
and many fatal casualties were occasioned b,
falling buildings. The American ship Ellen
Southland won't ashore near Liverpool, and was
total loss. Eight Of. the crew were drowned
by the overturning Of life boat which wen,
to their rescue. Five Of the Ife-boat crew
were also drowned !. Dispstches from the
Swedish arctic expedition report it's arrival 81
Hsmmerfest, Norway. Ali were we'll. Impor
tant maps and scientific collections had beer
made..... The works of the Star Lnssed Oil
Company, At New Brunswick, N.Js were de
stroyed by Are. Loss, slOo, 900; insurance
S6S0Oo..... A fire near Now Haven, Copn
destroyed the works Of the New Haven Wei
Company, the needle works Of Card d Morse
and the shear works Of J. r. Henry, involyips
loes Of s100, 600. -. VIM. Russell os.rna,
living near Roseville, Pa, left his home on,
morning for the pospose Of being married to