The Morning herald., 1876-04-22
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

Postmaster General Jewell approves of the
Postal bill in an official letter.
The Egyptian army is reported to bs In
great danger from the Abysinnians.
The abolition of the provincial rights of
the Basque Provinces is advocated in Spain.
It is reported at Vienna that an impor-
tant and sanguinary battle has taken place
near Trebigne, in which the Turks were
beaten. f
The liabilities of Jeremiah Quinlay, Of
New York, dealer in glassware, who lately
failed, are stated at S15s 200, assets about
$Ss,0Oo. u.' s. .. II, ~.
A private telegram from Boston last
night, says Mace and Goss are there, and
will go to Cincinnati 10 arrange for a
match with Allen. "
The Ward Bros. of Cornell, the champion
four-oared crew of America, will row at the
Centennial regatta. They deny that they
are begging for funds. -..., .,.
The boat race for 81, 900 between Joseph
Granger, Of Mott Haven, N. T., and Joseph
Wells, of Philadelphia, was won by Wells
by 2 feet in 2sA seconds, distance was 300
yards. ..r..l.,. .s.f,Aat
The Presbytery, at Peoria, Ills, refused
to receive JOHN 8. Glendenning into member
ship and his church at Henry street, Peoria,
threatens to secede and organize An 'inde-
pendent church. n.,,... ..,-,... ,t ..,lgi
A fire at Columbia, Pa, yesterday morn
ing, destroyed an ice house, and set eight
hundred tons of coal on fire, belonging to
the p. g. r. X. r. At last accounts the
coal was still burning. ...g r. .raa3
A strike and riot by two hundred men oc::
Cured at Kanawha River Improvement
Works, West Virginia. On Thursday, negro
men were employed but were driven away
by the whites. The risters were dispersed
and order restored.
The Bostons defeated the New
Havens, at New Haven, Yesterday,
by a. score of nine to eight. A large
crowd witnessed the contest. The playing
on both sides was rather loose. Josephs
had thirty-6ye called balls. s''
A special from Sandy Spring, Delaware
county, Iowa, says that Charles Molthop,
a young man. shot his brother inHicting .
dangerous but not fatal wound, and then
shot himself through the heart. He 10 ,
supposed to have been insane. u, ,y,0ap
A special from Washington to the
Evening Post says that it is Blaine's pur-
pose to make, in the House, complete and
final answer to the allegations affecting
his integrity. His friends say that his ex-
plantations will silence all criticism. II
A cooking main between Washington and
Philapelphia on one side and New York
and Connecticut, on the other, took place yes
terday at Jersey City, twenty one birds
on each side, $500 each battle $4,000 the
odd fight. Washington and Philadelphia
won by score of 13 to 8.
At Paterson, N. j., yesterday, q fire oc-
Cured at 7.30 P NJ, in the cellar OF Oberg
& Demorests, wholesale grocers. 1t spread
rapidly, and threatened to destroy the
whole block. After two hours hard fight
ing the flames, the fire department. sue
ceeded in checking the further progress.
The loss will be heavy. ....... e..
The examination of Wheeler, late presi-
dent of the La Crosse, Wisconsin, National
$4,000 bail. The developments implicated.
been held in $50 900 bail on civil suit.
He will also be arres.ed on q criminal
charge for enbezzlemcnt. .0-.. ,ral-,
Advices from the Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail Agencies state that the recent blow
given by the military to Crazy Horses
band has had very salutary effect upon
the Indians at these agencies. The Indian
families have not evinced auy desire to
leave the agencies since that time, and the
Indians are coming in. The Cheyennes
think of joining their families in the South.
The Ogsllslas have had a wholesome scare.
Gen. Crooks next expedition will be
against Sitting Bull, whom he will punish
for stealing stock from the agencies. At
least three hundred young Ogallalas VIII
his expedition.
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