Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-10-26
Failure.

Failure.
NEw YORK, Oct. 2s.-Gsn. Abraham
Duryss, lumber dealer, failed; liabilities
Punishment for CHILD Abauction.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA woman oonViot-
ea o. abductlng little girl was cent 70
the FenisentiaTy for ten years. r..a
Surrender Of indians.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 23.-0ne hundred
aud ninety-one southern Apache indians
surrendered at Wingate, New Mexico.
PiEs.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23-Wo0d,s museum was
partly burned to-day. The part occupied
as the theater was gutted, and all the an.
imals sunocated. Loss $4,000.
Failures.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22-G. W. Alexander,
real estate dealer, failed; unsecured debt,
$2oO,0OO John W. Covingt0h, Jr., real ess
tate dealer, failed; unsecured debt, 81, 900,
Termination Of woavsrs' Strike.
LONDON, Oct. 23-The WeayeFs' strike st
Ashton, By which o thousand operatives
have been thrown out OF employment for
the past three weeks, terminated by the
strikers accepting terms offered By en-.
plOy ers. s..
Senator Morton's Condition Less Pa.
voTabl0.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA Cincinnati dis
patch says that when DR.. Biiss reached
indianapolis he found Senator M0rton's
condition less favorable than be expected
to.
Imprisonment for Passing Counterfeit
NiokOla.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.--In the United
States District Court to-day James A,
Ryan, found guilty Of passing counterfeit
cent pieces, was sentenced 10 two years
imprisonment in the State prison.
Frost at Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 28-There was heavy
white frost this morning which it is
thought will materially benefit the cotton
crop By etOpping the second growth de.
veloped by the warm weather recently
and causing the bOlls to open. .ti -
The Diaz Minister Going Home.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-senor Mata, who
has been here some time with credentials
from the Dlaz Government, returns to
Mexico In o few -dayss, HE retirement
is attributed 70 III health, but the real
cause ls said to be ill.succeSs In gaining
recognition.
Dismissal OF Suit Against John Hen.
dOTaon.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23--The suit pending In
the United states Court here against John
Henderson, Of New Orleans, for Complieity
with the Whisky Ring, has been dismissed
by District Attorney Bliss, under instruc.
tions from Washington. 'n'
DiasolvinE a Civil Rights IDiunetion.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23-An injunction
recently issued against the School
Board, at the instance Of Paul Frevllgne,
foFblddlng the Board from establishing
children, was to-day dissolved by Judge
RightOr, Of the 9th District Court.
Morton Commonds Hayes.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2S.-The Journal Of
to-day prints N editorial revised and up.
proved by Senator Morton, saying "Presl.
dent Hayes has done nothing 90 jet to
either his patriotism or bis Republican.
ISM" and urging for him their "cOntinued
confidence and support"
! Russian Transportation.
7 LONDON, Oct. 23-The correspondent o.
the Times at SistovR telegraphs the follow
q Ing: The Russians have made contracts
. for the construction OF q series OF railways
i in Bulgaria, the work to commence on
=. October 9th. A line will run from Sis
tova to Gorney Studen, with branches
from there TO PleVna aud TlrnOVa. The
: passage Of tho Danube will be by ferry.
boats on the American plan, carrying sew.
eral railway carriages each.
Railroad Accident - Train Thrown
from the TTaok-Nobody Hurt.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23-A train on the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad, was thrown from
the track to-day. A rail had been raised
by a jaek.screw, which was left to hold the
rail out Of place. The mail, express, bag.
gage and two passenger cars, with three
sleepeTs, were thrown from the track and
all mole or less damaged, but not passen.
ger was hurt. 1t is supposed TO have been
the work Of discharged section men.
Capture Of Cuban Republican ohicials.
HAVANA, Oct. ga Spanish column.
commanded by Colonel MOzoyiejo, near
Holguin, has captured the President OF
the Cuban Republic, Thomas Estrano, and
the Secretary Of the Cuban Chambers.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23-An Official dispatch
,, received In thia city, dated Havana to-day,
says that the iCfces under Col. M0soyljo,
Of the HOlquin brigade, have made prison.
ers Of the so.called President Of the Re.
public, Gen, Thomas Estrada, and secre.
lary Of the so.called Cuban Chamber OF
Representatives, and several other mem.
, befs OF that body.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-Prominent
. Conservatives from Louisiana, now In
Washington, show disposition 10 op.