The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Item. of In.er... from Hon. and Abroad

peached by the House Of high crimes and mis-
demeanors ...... War Is deemed inevitable
between Japan and Corea President
Grant has announced that Gen. Bsbcock will
no longer act as the Presidential private
secretary that while convinced Of Bsbceck's
Innocence in connection with the whisky
frauds, he considers him to have been indis-
Greet. The Delaware, Laokswauna and
Western railway compaoy are to reduce their
gauge, and work will be commenced forth
with. Mr.. Lansing, cashier of the Kern
Valley bank, California, who claimed to have
been overpowered and chloroformed BY masked
men while working at his books in the even
ing, after which the robbers secured large
amount OF funds from the open vaults, has
been arrested and confessed to robbing the
bank. He Disclosed where the stolen funds
were deposited, and all were recovered.
A woman aud three small children we're burned
to death In tenement house in La Mais,
Iowa. On learRing Of the fact the husband
became raving maniac. "A great battle
took place in Herzegovina, in which the Turks
were badly beaten. The Louisiana House
mas appointed a committee to investigate the
charges against Gov. Kellogg, with the inten-
ton OF impeaching him. The United States
senate passed the bill authorizing the issue Of
$500 O,OO00 900 in four and one-half per cent.
bonds, to run thirty years.
Gen. Crooks command will punish the soux
who are on the war path in Wyoming Terri
tory. The steamer Mary Belle, the largest
OF the Mississippi feet, was burned at her
wharf in Vioksburg, with her cargo Of cotton.
Three lives were lost. The vessel and cargo
we're valued at $500,0O0. . A four-oared
English crew will come to the Centennial,
under the stroke Of Robert Watson Boyd.
Blk masked men robbed three schooners living
in New York harbor, securing considerable
booty. In each case they forced their way
aboard at the muzzle Of revolvers, and cruelty
beat the crew.. The managers Of the eastern
bound trains from Chicago have reduced the
reiRnt rates shghtly. .Ex-Tax Commits
sioner Hand was sentenced in Paterson, N j..
10 serve eighteen months A. hard labor
Inc secretary OF the treasury announces that
there is the sum Of S91, ,987, ,O2817 in the
treasury at the present time. .. An outbreak
occurred in the jail at Marlmain, India, during
which eleven prisoners were killed and several
wounded. Mrs. Emma E. Wimple ON trial
Tor the murder Of her husband at Little
valley, N. Y, has been convicted Of murder in
the second degree and sentenced to State
prison Tor hfe.. 1t is believed at Khoiient
that after the recent battle at Asake all the
Russian prisoners in the hands of the insur
gents were massacred at Marghillan.
terrible tornado swept over several Of the
Western States, and great damage was done.
At st. Charles, Mo-, although the storm lasted
only five minutes, more than twenty buildings
were dismantled, including those occupied by
Two newspapers. man and his son were
killed and q number of others wounded. At
frinceton Ind, the storm lasted but one
minute, in thattime blowing down fifty houses,
demolishing church, overturning fruit trees,
fences and outbuiIdiogs, and doing great
damage. Many persons were injured. As
showing the violence Of the wind, it is stated
that child was carried one hundred wards
through the air. 1t is probable that hcayy
damage was inflicted on the country round
aoout..... Don Carlos mas fed to France. and
the Carlist war is virtually ended. M.
Dufaure directed prosecutions for violating
the press law to be discontinued in France
1t is understood that the Japanese quarrel
with Corea is settled. "A party of armed
men broke into the Lebanon (Tenn) Jail and
took out q colored man named Porter William
son, an accused murderer. They hung him
to a tree, ridiling his body with bullets.
ihe workshops connected with the State
prison at san Quentin, CAL, were DESTROYED by
fire, involving loss Of $500, 900. Az there
were over thousand prisoners in CUSTODY.
1t was necessary to call out a regiment of
militia to guard them.
Charles ]. Brent, bookkeeper for the Tobacco
bank at Falls City, Ky., committed forgery for
$15 600, and decamped Russ;a hoe =;
corporated Khokand among her possessions
aen. scobelef has been appointed governor
OF the new province to which the name of
ferghan Is given. The ex-Khan Of Khokand
remains in Tashkend until further orders.
The accounts Of the devastation from the in
undatioDs in Hungary are heartrending.
hundred manufactures and fifty other build-
lngs at New Pesth have been undermined and
fallen. 1t is feared that when tho waters re-
tire vast number of houses in Buda and
other places along the river will fall. Twelve
Thousand out Of the eighteen Thousand inbabi
tants OF Althofen are homeless Don Carlos
is reported to be on his way to England.
fhere was general rejoicing throughout Spain
that the civil war was over, and efforts will be
Immediately made to bring the country MP to
the proper standard. The Connecticut
Republicans nominated II. @. Robinson for
governor, and candidates for other Offices, on
strong bard money, reform free school
and no third term platform; Marshall Jewell
was proposed so- President, but no action
taken. The Redpath sugar refinery of
Montreal, Can., has been closed on account of
financial difficulties, and three undred hands
discharged.
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