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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
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The New York herald., 1877-07-25
:
HIGHWAY MURDER IN TEXAS.

IFrom the San Antonio Crexns) Herald, July Ill
Last Saturday morning Mr. Robert Trimblc, who
resided Benton City, started the Somerset
or Cara road in his team, on his way home. IL
seems that hc came 10 this city with draft for 5000
In his and II is supposed he must have had
this cushed while here and had the money on his per-
ut The time he started for home. Sunday his
mules, which no had used in his wagon, returned
home ana TINS excited the alarm o his family.
Search was immediately instituted resulting in ind
ing young 1rmbc's remains near the Cara road, in
tho brush between the Leon Creek aud tho
Medina From the appearance VI the body and tho
trail lett ou The ground appears that the deceased
Was shot AS he was ridng along tho road The wagon
was thcn driven into the brus aud, as - thought,
Mr.. Trimbo not bong Dead though IRON tho Of
the gunshot wound he must have been UNCONSCIOUS,
several stAbs inflicted on his body. Having made
the bloody work securely done the murdcrers
then proceeded to the body OF money and valube
alter which the tends dragged tho BODY long distance
through the brash and the mules loose evidently
intending to create the impression that tho deceased
had been merely wounded aud cut hs mules loose, and
mounting one had ridden of somo distance before
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

WASHINGTON, July "a, 1877.
THE OHIO VOLUNTEERS AND PRESIDENT HAYES.
The annual reunion of tho Twenty-third regiment,
Ohio Volunteers, infantry, will be held at fremont,
Ono instead of q. Columbus heretofore stated, on
the 14h OF september the date Of the battle OF South
Mountain, IN which battle President Hayes
sey yereIy wounded. The President General W. 5.
Roscncrans Senator Stanley Matthews, Representative
William Mckinley, OF the Eighteenth ohio district,
and General James NJ Cowlcy, Minister 10 Sand
wich Islands, were members Of the regi-
ment The occasion promises TO be an
interesting one as several OF these, includ-
Ing the President, arc TO present Earlier in the
mouth tho Prcsident, who Is president ex oIicio OF
the Board OF Directors OF the Soldiers Home at Day
ins His visit Louisville Is fixed Tor September II.
THE ARLINGTON EsTATE-A TECHNICAL PLEA
ON THE PART or THE GOVERNMENT.
In the Circuit Court OF the United States at Nor
folk Va ON Thursday last, tho suit or Cus;is Lee
against the United States Tor the recovery OF the Ar
nngton estate an order entered that rub issue
requiring tho plaintiff 10 show cause NJ the Court
House In Alexandria, on the Ith day OF September,
1871 or as thereafter as counsel can bo heard,
why such motion should be granted, provided that
such rule be served upon the plaintiff or his counsel
before tho Grst day OF August, 1871" II would seem
from this that the Attorney General Will raise the plea
that the Arlington estate hsd by the United states
and that as an individual canno, the government,
the present suit must be dismissed.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
A TOUCH OF NATURE.

[from the Gold Hill lNey.) News, July III
miner whom Wa Will call Hughes fell down winxe
In OF the Comstock mines several years ago and
WAS killed HIS companions gathered up his remains.
and, putting them IN express wagon, started for
his home. Another miner. npc, good hearted fel-
low sent ahead to bear the sad to the be-
rcavcd family. All tho way along he was discussing
with himself as 10 how no should tell the terrible
story not to crush the unfortunate householdi
but he reached the house before having settct de.
nnItcy upon his plan. Meeting Mrs Hughes ut the
door he accOsed her In the usual manner OF an
quaintancc and then s,lid:-
'Where's George to-day. Mrs. Hughesy"
''He's ~ work 10 the mine, usual thank you,
Sir, replied tue woman.
How Is he feeling to-day y' was the next question
The news bearer was becoming desperate He was
brave man who would huve not feared caving drift
delayed blast, whose heart tender that he
did not know how to tcl! woman OF her husbunda
death.
WITH some show Of surprise Mrs. Hughes answered
the last question "About we'll as he generally
does, believe"
The desperate and not knowing what to
say, he burtcd out:-"I'l bct you ten dollars he's
dead, and here comes the body In wagOu."
He swallowed u dig lump In his throat ard wpod
piece OF porphyry out OF his loft eye with hls shirt
sleeve. Aftorward IN talking over tho matter with
his comrades he said II the greatest trial he had
ever experienced, and that hereafter when man
killed they might call on somebody else TO tell tho
The New York herald., 1877-07-25

be kept employed in relays the troop ships through
out the night Zach troop ship will carry a couple
fiat tottomed boats, and the utmost efforts must be
made to get these ready Nevertheless there every
for supposng tho troop ships will be ready
soon us the troops
pIsrgusr OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Tho Leading articles in the various papers also not
to take Lord Derby's explanation literally. Thus,
the Times which advocates nonlnte ventlon refers TO
the false and exaggerated Interpretation which was
placed by the extreme section of the supporters OF the
Ministry original despatch the licot Besika
Bay and every subsequent move OF the government.
Alter quoting Lord Derby's asst nights speech IN the
House OF Lords, the Times says-"Ths being the off,
cial explanation only regret that the govern
ment should be fatcd to produce such misunderstand
ing"
THE POST OWNS up
The Aorning Post, which favors English interven-
tiou says the troops not sent for the purpose
OF defending Malta or Gibraltar. These s.rongholds
are in no danger, ana as far rs they concerned
there M NO need to add to the forces they present
possess; bus events may arise In which It will be
necessary for the government to have close to the
points at which tho interests Of this country may be
threatened body OF troops that can be Immediately
sent to whatever position II may be found necessary
that they should occupy as the vanguard OF army
WHICH may FcQulIeu 10 OuIy tuo
csts, but tho honor OF England.
TWO REGIMENTS
II is stated that two infantry regiments arc to be
despatched from Chatham 10 the Mediterranean. All
the corps the Chatham garrison being rasod to
their iul strength. 1t Is understood that u de-
tachment OF inc Army Service Corps stationed at
Shornche has been ordered hold itself in rcadi-
ness to proceed to Gibraltar
REVIEW.
Tho Duke Of Cambridge visited Woolwich to-day
and inspected Third battalion Of the Rifle Brigade
which has recently boen brought up to Its full war
strength, 900, Of whom only 100 nrc rccruits This
inspection attracts attention. tho notice that
II would takc place was unusually short
ARMS AND AMMUNITION FOR TURKEY.
The British steamer J. b. Walker, Captain Dun
combe, from New Haven June 2S has arrived u. Con.
stantinople with munitions Of war.
CUTTING THEIR SUPPLIES.
Jassy telegram states that the rnderpest has ap-
peared among the cattle for the Russian army, and
has already made great havoc.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
POLITICAL INVESTIGATIONS.

PURSUING THE PUBLIC PLUNDERERs-Dx
ERNoR +. J. MOSES ARRESTED ON CHARGES
OF FRAUD.
CHARLESTON, 8. G., July p 1877.
The investigation now going on In Columbia OF the
public plundering during previous administrations
has resulted in the issuing OF criminal warrants for
the arrest OF a number of tho members OF the Ring.
Ex-Governor +. J. Moses was arrested here today,
charged with having, as Speaker OF the House OF Rep
rescntatves. in 1872, issued fraudulent pay cerii-
Gates He will be taken for trial TO Columbia whore
It IS understood, numerous other criminal charges
await him.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
ORDERS AND DETAcHMENTs.

WASHINGTON, July "a, 1871
Commander G. C. Wiltse has been ordered TO com.
mand the iron clad steamer Lchigh at Norfolk, Va
Surgeon A. Rhodes has been ordered to the Lacka-
wanna At The Mare Island Navy Yard Lieutenant A.
A. Boyd has been detached from duty at the Hydro
graphic Office and ordered to temporary duty board
tho Lehlgh. Lieutenant Webster Foty has been or
dcrcd from the receiving ship Wyoming the Monon-
gahela. Lieutenant ID. W. Davis has been detached
Lieutenant NJ. Is. Bulord has detached from tho
Monongahela and placed on waiting orders Master
w. q. Bnbcock has been detached from duty in the
Signal Once at the Navy Dsparm mcnt and ordorod TO
temporary duty ON board tne Lehigh. Surgeon g. W.
Woods has been detached IRON tho La kswan na and
granted leave OF absence for year. VITA permission
to leave the United States.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI Ohio, July "a, 1877.
The middle span OF the Cincinnati, Georgetown and
Portsmouth guage railroad bridge over the Little
Miami River, about two miles above Liuwood and with.
in ten miles OF this city, tell about three o'clock this
afternoon prec tatng fifteen laborers distance OF
torty-Gve or fty feet Throe OF them we're Instantly
killed aud another has since died. Two others are
fatally injured and eight more or less severely
wounded Tue accident IS at butcd to weak trestle
work failing to sustain tho superstru ructuro.
The names VI the dead ara as tollows:- - Will
lard the foreman, Of Cochocton; Daniel Gibbons OF
Newtowp; Berry Young oil Haincsvile; Jacob He sse,
a resident Of neahborhood where the acciden, oc.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

THE ARREST OF EsCoBEDo HAS CALMING RE-
FECT-NIPPINes REVOLUTION IN THE BUD
NO MORE INDIAN RAIDERS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July "a, 1871
The action Of tho United States authorities arrest
ing Escobedo star had the effect oil causing the
disbaudment OF the force of Valdez which consisted
upward OF Two hundred men, the vicinity OF Eagle
Pass, the Texas side OF tho Rio Grande. Escobedo
and Valdez were about 10 cross over and begin the
revolution. This action on the part of the United
States forces has, in all probability, eIecually defeated
the hopes OF Lsrdo OF entering Mexico via Texas
Nothing more has been heard of the Indian raiders
In Texas but soldiers and citizens ready the
frontier and havo made every preparation follow
them.
MINISTER FOSTERS MEMORANDUM SUP
PREssED-1NTERvIEw BETWEEN GENERALS
ORD AND TREvINo.
HAVANA, July "a, 1871
The French mail steamer arrived here from Vera
Cruz to-day and brings the following intelligence
CITY OF MEXICO, July l6, 1877.
Tho excitement caused by events affecting the
frontier has mostly subsidized. Minister Fosters
memorandum was not allowed TO appear In the news
papers AMI therefore, many vague reports as TO its
contents circulated. Tho press urge that the
official paper snail publish the memorandum.
ORD AND rREvIXo.
The military forces the Rio Grandc have been
greatly iucrcasrd The Official Uiari0 publishes
count given by General Treviio of an interview with
General ORD at Picdras Ncsras, dated Monterey June
80 General Treviio says General Ord conended that
the troops Of both na0as following the trail oil rob-
bcrs should continue the pursuit. to fdonlng territory
and MORN tho authorities Ia such territory of their
operations. General Trovho rcpiied that Ia his opn
ion such power could be assumed. not even with
the consent OF their respective governments unless
approved by their houses Of Congress- He would make
exertons to correct the crimes perpetraed
on the American line General Ord stated that his
government proposed nothing hostile TO Mexico The
interview ended amicaby.
Two battalions OF infantry left Vera Cruz the 10th
Tor Matamoroa
Peace reported to prevail throughout the Republic
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
THE PALESTINE COMMANDERY.

NEWPORT, r. July ~, 1877.
Palestine Commandcry, No. 49, Of New York, sc-
companlcd by tho seventyfrst regiment band OF New
York. arrived here this morning, and were escorted to
the residence of Sir knight Isaac Lawrence and we're
welcomed by him. Governor Van Zandt made q
speech, alter which the Sir knights sat down
to a collation.. review followed Ia front
OF the house. which witnessed by large NUN Der
OF summer guests. Alter the review they were es-
corcd TO the Ocean Rouse, where dinner was served
The DAYS programme win close by ing the visitors
to the drive, alter which they will leave on the New
YORK boat home.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
GENERAL HowARD's PLAN OF oPERATIoN-HE
Is CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
Lawyers CANYON, Jolly %,

Lawyers CANYON, Jolly 90,
Via WALLA WALLA, Wy. T., July ~, 1871.
General Howard has abandoned the intention Of
going himself TO the Spokane country, bet will send
General Wheaton Instead, with 700 troops They
leave tomorrow Tor Croesdales Farm, Camas Prairie,
at the Intersection of Six Trails. establish fort at
Dcbouche Depot and deiond tho farmers wpe getting
their crops General Sherman ieleeraphed from
Bismarck that he will spend the OF August at
Helena and Mssoula, and thnt he will not got to
Lapwai until September. General Howard has cn-
with his full force. He WILL on tho arrival
OF Captain sandford aud Major Green push the Ip
dians with all possible energy he having received per-
MISSION TO pay no attention to the military division
boundaries Our reniorccmens consAt OF tour CON-
panics OF the Fourth artillery, one OF the Eighth
iaptry and Of the Twelfth infantry, under com
mand of Captain Gushing
Captain J. A. Saden. at Headquarters, Department
OF Columbia Portland, Oregon, has been ordered TO
forward the following 10 DIVISION hcadquarters:-
All dispatches copies 10 the 18th inst appear to
have been recevot. We expect Saniord's arrival
tho 25th. The command vii, then DO organized as
ollows:-For direct pursuit aud lighting, mvself with
Green and Sanford Tor cavalry, Miller Tor artillery and
Miles tor infantry. Second column for cooperation
via Spokane country Wheaton with iniuntry,
Grover with Perry's and Trimbe's cavalry and
200 mounted volunteers. We expect this column
to work toward the junction with near Bltler
Root Mountains. Sorry for iced 10 defend Would
like to put few Of lying enemies these noun
tain traits under broiling sun. Have put the com
mand TO the limit Of human endurance and with
cess. Our true soldiers are hearty and confident
Signed, HOWARD,
B7igadier General Commanding
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Jay Cooke OF Philadelphia, Is at the Brevoork
General Ebenozor Swift, Uaitcd States Army, and
Paymastor Ii. T. StancliG United States Navy, are al
tho s.urevant. Oliver Ames, OF North Esston, Mass,
Is at the Film Avenue. Ex-Congressman John o.
whehousc, Of Poughkccpso, and Charles Parrish. Of
Wilkcsbarre Pa, are a, the Astor; William warren
OF Boston, " ut the Windsor
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
THE ROYAL CANADIAN.

ALBANY, y. Y, July n, 1877.
Certificates OF authority to transact business IN New
York to-day issued to the agents OF the Royal
Canadian Insurance. Company. statement showing
the company = late impairment FULLY maze up, and
slDO COO surplus the United states, by
Deputy superintendent Mccall IN tho absence OF
NM nerin MT
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
MALFEAsANCE IN OFFICE.

The Aldermanic investigating committee appointed
10 inquire INTO certain charges made against Alderman
Joseph w. Riley and other Yonkers officials has pre-
sented It's report IN regard TO that Alderman u the
Common Council Tue committee recomme pdcd that
the Corporation Counsel he instructed 10 draw up
charges OF macasance IA oiics against he Official
dcaied, and that he be cited to appear tor trial
such charges oeiorc the Board o Aldermen. The
report aud accompanying Recommendation were
adO
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
FUNERAL OF lEv. DIR. TURNER.

Extensive arrangements have boen made by the
reverend ciergymcn OF the diocese OF Brooklyn for
the funeral OF the lalo Very Rev John y. Turner,
Vicar General which IS to take place to-day ut tho
cathedral in Jay street. Bishop LoughIn will ceie-
trate grand req Gicin high ut ten O'Clock this
forenoon and Rev. Father Malone, OF Williamsburg,
vii! preach upon tho occasion. The following uamed
gentlemen will act pail bearersP. Z. kcccy, DR..
j. sullivan rhorne, James Galway Colonel T. Carroll,
f. Rorke 7. Rely. J. NJ Shanahan aud Frank Curran.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
WAR DEPARTMRSr,
OFFICE or rHE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, July 25--1 A. NJ J

OFFICE TIM CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHiSGToy, July 25-1 lam
Indications
For Wednesday, IN the lower region, tho Middle
states and New England, southeast 10 southweat
Winds stationary or higher temperatures. falling
barometer and partly cloudy wcathc.
For the South Atlantic States, Stationary or falling
barometer, southeast to southwest winds, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather Will prevail
For the Gulf States Tennessee apd Ohio Valley tall.
Ing barometer increasing south and winds partly
cloudy weather with local rains
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys and the upper lake region falling barometer
warmer south and east winds partly cloudy weather
Reports are missing from Canadian statiops
The rivers will remain stationary or tall slightly
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE H4RALD.1
NORFOLK, Va, July "a 1877.
collision occurred the Seaboara and Roanoke
Railroad to-day, between tho pay and the mate
rial tram, near Berkins Depot Both trains were
totally wrecked and piled up in great
tho road, causug tho detention
OF the mail and express trains Ave hours
before tho debris could bo removed Strange to saw
no one killed outright James Buxton, Joseph A.
Walton, paymaster, and Miles Rodgers brakeman Of
the pay train, very badly hurt the first having
his let log broken James Proctor, ngnccr, sew
cra OF the material train hands were injured by being
tossed into a ravne. Both engines were entirely do
p,nl,s shod
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
iBY TEL IGaArH TO THE BEnALD. !

BALTIMORE Md. July ~ 1874
Woods, Weeks q Co., propriotors OF tho Baltimore
Refinery, have executed decd OF trust 70 William
Il. Pcrot for the benefit OF Their CREDITORS.
the nrm place their liabilities at 10000, sceurcd
assets $43O 600 aud other assets, Lcludins "a ucry
500 600 Tbcr suspension is IN no way connected
with the strikers movement.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT,
BRrHLgnEM, n. H., July "a, 1877.

BgTHLgnEM, n. H., July "a, 1871
A village livery team away this morning
MapIcwood Hotel and the Two Misses Cart aud their
brother Of New YORK, and Miss Bort, OF Springfield,
were thrown from the carriage ono of the former
ladios bad her wrist brokcn and sustained serious
flesh wounds Her brother received internal and, II s
feared, fatal injuries
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Russia will leave this port on We'd
ncsday Tor Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close The Post Oloo a
two o'clock r. y.
The Nxw YORK HERALp-Edition for Europe-wiI
be ready at hali-past oight O'Clock Ia tho morning
Single copies, IN Wrappers Tor mailing, SIX centa
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
RAILROAD LITIGATION.
ST. ALpAxs. VI. Jul

81. ALpASs, VI, July ~ 1877.
AT the Special FERN, supreme court, u hearing was
begun Today Ia tho appeal Of tho trustees aud re.
ccivcrs OF the Contra, Vermont Railroad from Chan
cclor Royccs pro forma order dsmissing their pcti.
tor order OF sale OF the Central Vermont aud
Vermont AMI Canada II ilroad
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
THE GEORGIA CONVENTION.

ATLANTA, Ca, July "a 1877.
The Convention to-day madc lobbying crime. Tho
Committee on tho Bill OF Rights reported that the poo
pie of Georgia had Inherent right to alter or abosh
Their constitution or form oil government. Alter
leugthy debate the WORDS ''or form Of government
oi,fn
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER.

ST. ALDASs, VT, July "a. 1871
Vice President Wheeler arrived here to-day, and goes
to Fairfax u visit to his relatives.
The New York herald., 1877-07-25
TIE HACKETT MURDER.

MONTREAL, July %, 1871
AipRn hss tarnsd up who says he witucssvd tho no.
torious John sheehln hold Hackett with hand an1
shoot him with the other The for reopcnng tho
Hackctt inquest has not yet been hxet.