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THE SUBSCRIBER serebv gives public notice
L to all concerned that she has been duly ap-
pointed, and has takcn upon herself, the trust
Of Executrix of tn last VIII ami Testament Of
GEORGE B. BtIMMER, late OF haravlle
in the Co. Of Hancock, and slate OF Maine, de-
ceased, BY giving bond the law directs; zhc
therefore rcque sts all persons who inde bttl
TO said deceased's estate to make mrncdi t. pay
ment, and those who have any imne late demands
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, 1877-04-07
TIE PACIFIC.

LATEST NEWS.
= 8As FRANCISCO, CAL, Arril G-Tha following
alviecs camc per steaMcr City Of New York:
NEW Eotrru WALES I
Parliamentary debatcs were very AMI
mated during the rast month. PARTIES
arc very evenly balanced, aud tho ,cr,sls
has arrived which must result In either clangu
OF Go vernusent Of dissolution.
QUEENSLAND.
THO Hon. Gcorge thorn fas resigned
rs Premier antl VIcc-rrcsft1cnt OF thu
Executive Council. Tho Governor was rcnucat-
cd by tho hfinlaters to postpone Ills departure III
consequence of tho crisis.
NEW ZEALAND.
Sir DnYtd MunrDc died at NoIsont Feb. ID. l1c
fulf tccu prominent iii public affairs since tue
organization Of the Cntony.
Tn the fBt 4 meeting 0l tho Auckland Cham.
bcr Of Commerce was held tu receive tho uun.
Join Young, of Montreal, Ca,l. Sir. Young cx-
planned why tle wns In Auckland, and tho object
to Eco whether trade cannot he carried On ho-
t,7ccn tho Colonies Of Auatrnln and the Donatl-
ion Of Canada to tile mutual advantage vi both
countries.
11oanLuLu.
Ills 1llghncsa Charles kann,la died March 10,
20 years Of ago. Lie was the oldest Of th.,
Hawaiian elteis, Tic married Queen Kckauluhl
forty-tlvo Of. tifty ycasn ngo. They Say tho lato
King LunnElo was considered. after Kanc-
10 from linwaLl, having loft KealakcaKn Bay
MONDAY, March 8. The volcanic eruptlml
ccnscd Immediately after the departure of thu
steamer, K!1uca continuing In operation not
moro than twcnty-tuur hours.
, 1877-04-07

Governor DECLINED tn rive tho Irtfrc.! nss,irativc,
hut t,.ontsct1 10 write YOUNG Patterson On tic
subject al NIL carly day.
scnntnr dorsey. wlusc name l.as letn co''-
,,crtc,t with the tNrrntcnetl tre,"t1ery of s"t't.
crn Republicans Ut, account nt President Hayes
new policy. called at the Wh!tc-lluusc tn-.Lay
anil assured tho I'rcst.lcnt TINT hc had n1t
determined to net with tic Democrats
hereafter. .,Ur st,nukl no -Dppuso
liberal policy toward ll,o s,lltl. y
elnilnr p,ficy has BUN highly successful IN ar.
karsas, anil Is ycry popular with ali classes Vt
citizens, Republicans an we'll M Democrats.
ScnatUr Garland, whose Eclccllnl VIVA thu result
Ut It, Ia q go,xl Administration inan atthDuEh n
Democrat, aia! peaSc nntl prosperity Fsct! as tl,e
State f Arkansas has ncvcr tccn since the War
has prevailed there over sfnco military Interior
tnce In the atIairs Of tho State l,as cn,!c.l. SEN
ntor Dprsry assured tho President that lie not
a1nly 1sopedt ttat similar cause you'll produce
like results IN the southc' Statcs, but thAt he
would do everything tn hts power to insure its
SUCCESS.
, 1877-04-07
RETRIBUTION.

A Murderer Captured Aftrr = Years ABB
senco.--lIis Confession.
Detectives Flypn and Lansing, OF tho Vest
Madison Street Station. yesterday cap
turcd john Mack, alias ltobcrt Walker.
and William Meilsstpu. tho foEn1as Of
whom is waatcd In Corning, N. r.. for most foul
murder committed April 1u, 1875. Ths latter was
found ta Mack's company when caught. md moth
Ing has ~ Jet turned up agaiast him, Mack's
crime was tho shooting down Of an inofEcualvo
girl In Corning a. she waa returning
home from church, "a murder That iron. it, atEoel,
" Il still frc4h In tbs minds Of the read
tng pub!lc. hut tie hcst part 81 tho
cAVtufa Il tho fact that Capt Ellis ana
evening Eopcd Mack Into i full confession Of tho
horrll deed, which might hero ba given fall wp1e
1t not for thg atrnekA o thu hour Ut which thu uuws
wss 9lsansd. siucu the commission os the crip.e
MACK ha: wandered throngh caasds. England. and
home, md 20 fsiaracd, sdopsiug thu New Orleans
The Corning suthorItlss wsss te1egraphcd 10 iast
night, and reply IL expected this mofuiug.
, 1877-04-07
CUBA,
CANpOs' RECENT ORDER.
TEtcfaf Mfbkafth f1 7hA TrthuftA.

Special Dspufeh to 7as Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April G.--T'ho recent
proclamation OF Con. Martinez Cainpos, an.
nouncipg that prisoners taken west Of tho
Troehus after the lat of Ma5, and also all de-
scrtcrs from the Spanish arlny captured after
TINT, date will be shot, Is mt ~ brutal Us at frat
1t might appear to he. Tic Tropl,as, uf which
there uru two are parallel stockasIes built OF
Garth and woud, extending asross tho ts'antl of
Cubu, srEnratlng TINT portion Ut the Isluud In
which tho spautsh authority ID recognized
from That portion he'll IN whO!u or III
part by tllc Insurgents. The lines Of atockadcs
arc about ilfty 'nllcs apart anl attached by de-
tarltnenss of truops stationed ut small forts nit
uatcd sllort dtstn.icu from uacll other. ycar
or two ago tic CuIun insurgents repeatedly
hroko through thc Tr0ehas and destroyed plAll-
tatlons to the west Of them. sinco Gen. Campus
ilas been In command llu llas nsa1o such progress
III subluI..g tho iusurreetion that not cycn de-
taclcd bat..ls uf royolutloutsts hayo for i long
titno succeeded In
PASSING ,TliEsH INSTRUCTIONS.
TIN proclamation OF March 2, referred 10
small buntls Ut gucrillaa and robbers u,cor-
nected with tho insurEent army who have bces,
destroying property md numbering citizens In
That poTtlun Ut tin Island entirely under the
control Of tltu spa1llall authorities, AMI i. ID
aEnnst tilcee outlawa, who would 10 similarly
treated by other civilized nations, tliut s,,ch
severe anil summary punlah1ne1.t 10 threatened.
lien. can'p1s, L. may t'e remembered. u tie
Carltsts ~ spain, aud sinve hu toek co,nnand In
Cnba with W,0U0 frcah trnot,s lu has done tnora
to 8uttlue tho lt,aurrcvtIon tl,cru Than any GttI-
crul previously IN rl!argu VI tho Spanish fore.s.
, 1877-04-07
RELIGIOUS.
IA e.,

Special NIpofeA 10 The 1FtbuHA
BLuFyroN, Ind, April G.-Iu tho North In
diana Conierence today Bishop Wiley made all
address so candidates foE full admission. An
derson was selected as the place for tho next
meeting Of the Conference. This afternoon the
Women's Msslonsry Society held lts annlyer-
aary, aud tonight tho anniversary Of the parent
society was held, aud addressed BY Dr.. Martin,
President OF Ahbary uniyeratty, and tue Rev.
4. Nasiue.
8p<ctu Dt4patcA 10 zAe 7tfaan<
k1noaHl. Wls., april G.-The Woman's For
eixn MtsslouxlY Soclety Of the Milwaukee Dis
tsist, Miss Woodward President, held their
sent annual meeting at thus place th!s after
noun aud evening Ut lue 81; l. Church. Ucic-
gatea frum fourteen different cities III the State
Mure present. Letters WIRE rea1 frUln Tie .lif-
{crcM missions Il, China anil India, shuxlus
tho progress Of the missionary work in thuse
countries up to the present llule- Tbs reports
Of the srEcral delegates showed the Society tu
be III II pEospeEous condition. THIS Contention
then ailouruvd to tho lesturc-rooln, where Thu
delegates were served With u veEy line supper
by tie members Vi tho church.
, 1877-04-07

CoLuAHlA, s. C., April G,-GoY. Hampton ar.
rived hero this evening Oh spcclst train, ~
eolnpat.ieh by !ar:e military ns,d civic ,lclcga-
.!ons from Clfarottt all a't points IN this State
on the l!nu OF roasi, ILa was received by tho
entire military. iire, anl othcr organisations at
the lul1t, wl,crs a PROCESSION WINS iorn,eM aud
headed by Thu hanl os tllu Eighteenth United
States Infantry. lle was rarattet amid great
enthusiasm 10 Carolina Hill, wllcts he was it,
auguratc.s III nrermlher last. Addressing tho
t1nn'cAsc roncnaF.u u peupt., he unll1untcl that
llla policy In thu tuturu wuslI1 be ono Of peace
Ansl harmony, md that hu vault! support Prcs!-
dent Hayes Us lon. as lie }lssuct the pulley H.
t1tcateI liz h!s Inaugural s.iirrss Tt4, (pyeruor
reiterated tho pledges naIu to thu et,Iprel t<yt-
pie In hts eu1uAlgn sloselscs. u,ld said That in
tho administration VI law ho should know ~
race.
, 1877-04-07

NEW FREIGHT HATES.
The announcement mnslc In Yesterdays PAPER
that the managers uf the Eastern trunk lines
hal aercei upun treaty Of pcace has hcon re-
cciyetl with much qualification l,y tho railroad
managers In This city. While It Is
admitted TINT the new agreement Is not
nil That cou1t1 be desired, innsmucl. as
baltimore has n greater advantage than It
should have On thu foreign business, yet IL was
Tho general opinion that It was better to make
concession than 90 on with wnr which would
cmbazra.s, II MT destroy, nearly al tic railroad
interests IN the country. Under tho new agree
ntent there can bc no difficulties as regards tic
foreign export l'ustncss, and ,lo more through
bills Of Iattlns will be ma,lc by the railroads.
All the export business Is 10 bo charged ut tho
regular seaport rates, to which the vessel rates
lsaIlroad lnalc on the local rites IT. gained on
the export business, New York seems to have
the worst of the bargain. Willie It is lt..
lluTel TINT tho prescnt arrangement will
yet It ls believed that 1t will be adhered to dur.
,ing thts summer u: lcast. None Ut tho roasts
are fl st,eal condition Itlst i,ow as to Wagc nM
encrgcs!c war, anil this Will probably keep tbcnl
ff9 Ta sssf s4a, @ anas,s St,fss I Igsose, r,er
Agents of the roa'ls leadttg from tA[s city to
the East held tncetf,u yesterday nj tic 6fflcu
OF tic Penn.yiyanlA co,npany. tn THIS city, to
establish new freight ratcs to tl,u East In at
cor.lancc witt, the now agreement. The meet
ting was very animated and Instcl nil day.
There WIS great diversity Of opinion rs re-
cards tho new rates. Some were Of
the opinion that the rate should be matte on
the basfs Of % cents per 100 pounds OIL grain
from, Chicago to New York, and shuutd l',
maintained at this figure until the ctoso Ut tho
navigation scasun. The majority, however, be.
l!cYec,l TINT \ was better to mike tho rate on
thc btss Of 30 cents, and make further rcluc-
tou after navigation Inns fully opened. THIS
iattSr opInion tlt'a!ly prevailed, aud tho follow
, 1877-04-07

Ep<cial D4spa&eA u m TrauA&
WAsu.aaros, D. t., Aprl! 0.-1ho following
Il published ~ tho true stusy Of tho attempt at
the carpet-bag Senator to jnsratlate himself
With Gov. Ilatnptoll. 6ilaa II. Patterson, Ut
tue South Carolina Supreme Court potoncty,
determined that 'hts father should tnaku the
uS4ualutuuce pf the new Guycruuf, aud Ut QUO
repaired to Senator Uondon, who introduced
ht,u to Hampton lie then told the Governor
that he would btiug tho old man around to see
hiu!, whlral ls soon after did, e. q. Bowen being
iu Tic purity. Young Patterson tried to per
su4lu tho GuYeruur to uso Ills influence
10 have Ills father elected to the
long tcr,n ot the Senate v!,en tie Legislature
1ueets, Geu Yutlef tak!u. the short term. The
, 1877-04-07

Op*G10* 1HeQ0scH 70 2H3 1F9VHH* =
NEW YoHk, April 1.-CAazlis luycrs, 10y
4years old, who has been dragged sbout this
country and Cuba u an aerobatic perfosnlttt
was rescued to-iay By tho Society for tie Pre-
yrntton Of Cruelty to Children on his arzlyd
from Florida, aud Judge Douohue granted :
writ 0f habess e,Fpus. lie WAS pupil Of Eatna
Stone, who subjected him 10 sesur1 treatment
In order 70 make him PrUllcIent. ln CalItortta
he waa exhibited s& tl,e Infant Wonder oi tee
Arena, ln LII Brothers. circus. Ills body t
covered With sores. Leach, the Isopnrtur u
tbs 10y, has EcreIYel $3i ner week for him.
, 1877-04-07
ADVANCE FARES,

Nnw YoRE, April G-rla managers OF tho
New York Ceutral, Erie, Pennsylvania, and Bal.
tno.u l. Ohio 1taElsoads agreed to advance tiu
rites Tor special limited tIckcts TO tho following
figures, taking effect IN Monday next: From
New York to Cleveland, sll; Detroit, SIS;
Totcslo, sl+.25; Chicago, go; st. Louis, 81 !;
Kausaa CITY, $a3; indianapolis, SO; Cincinnati,
4l8. From Albany Il less than frum Now
Yurk, and from Boston by all routes u moro
than from New York. The sumo will also bo
eloptcd Gust bound.
, 1877-04-07
ntlvcs Of tho Chancellor In Ills several functions,
wilt shortly be notified l,y Imperial order.

Will 1HOEtiJ uQ 1lDtlllGtl tT lTHECttaa OIucF.
MATRiMoxtAL~
DEnttr, April 0.-Thc engagement ls M
nonnccd ot Josl,, Auk', Japancso Envoy n. 1cr-
In, to Trautcln Won Rha1c, q German lady uf
rank.
WILL PROBABLY REMAIN.
.LnNnoN, Aurf1 7.-5 a. m.-Tllc SfandaFd'a
IGElin cuTrr4pondcnt tclcgsapls tic following:
although no dcetslun has tlccn actually ryac,-
cd ayo % tSason t0 hslleye t'at n;n,a5sE ,.; wll1
lenvu Of atscilce, pruvhled tho organization uf
tho Imperial md rrusslan Governments Ia
thoroughly changed. bismarck wishes to r.
oso n sI'nt't.5s except Ka1x Sn
WHO fully share his views, especially Those rca-
two to railways, taxation, ami economic 1eHis-
lass&t. Possibly through tho mediation Of tho
Crown Trll.Us cotnpfo1n[eo may be arranged
Bircs."
Loypox, April IS 4, MA Times special
from Berlin announces that tic B'antnrck lll-
Guilty Is arranged bismarck etl.srnts to remain
In office, ntu Will content himself With a pro-
inngc,l leave Ut absence In tho summer as.l
autumn.
rns supREMx COURT.
oa5t nnf 4 M xiug FtH o fcsfa ,ca n tIs Geas reo mas
Court Ut the Empire ut Lclpslc.
rlisMANcK AGAIN. ..,r
Tho North f1t7n'an Gasstie catc4oEically denies
that tllcru Inns bcon my disagreement betwCt,t
LgE EIWflEfuT Hli4 GlblI'AFCh III III GHG EHtCUL
GcrmnnY SHOULD support Kuss1a; afso thAt Bt4-
Inarrk's resignation is due to ait intended
change Of attitude towards TIC Tapacy or to tho
Won Stpsch nlfatr.
Tic Bcrltn iu,te says bismarck still regularly
attells to lis official tlntles, md has made no
preparations for Journey. nfsfnarcIEson1c
wccks afo declared II tho public sorvce ret1luI,s
cd on III present foutng Ills lnbors would be-
come too htayy f,r him to bear. But he did not
then suggest distribution Of his t!u.Ecs aiming
various responsible persons. On tho contrary.
B.sinnrek cntcrtains great plans. Of reform In
internal: administration, social Legislation,
tho system III taxutton, aid tho rhl-
wny question. Fur tlln prompt working
out Of thcsu plans llo rcgar1s hia o*nfstrcngtt,,
even with additional forces at lila disposal, E1l-
sufficient. To have to battla for these ncccs-
sary reforms, step by stcp despite constant OBJ
staefcs, and perhaps without satisfactory re-
suits, vns O prospect which induced him 10 re-
sign ratilur thnn stako Ills life ami health on
1fuitlcss enterprises. Sfattrrs would be differ
cnt II hu found willing assistants entering Into
Its views, Or sol'tlly united party supporting
hin III tho lleicllstag.
, 1877-04-07

sAapusK1, O., Abril 6,--Tho latest develop
meut In tbs Cincinnati, saudusky l. Cleveland
Rallroad var Ut this point Il that motion will
be made 1t Toledo Monday beforu Judges ILL.,
Aath, CALDWELL nnd Prrnttsa to yacate The re-
ceisership and dissolve tho Injunction. II tha
luotton prevails. the 1oa4l Will pass from tho
hanls ol thu Sluan flctlon iuto tlls control OF
tho Boston stockholders,
, 1877-04-07

3tr, c. D. uothatn, Superintendent Of tho
WeatcFu DlytsEon OF the A'cuMylyauta Com,
yany, has iasuesl the following circular In ruyaEd
u tbs consolidation Of tho freight departments
1T the Union Line and PIttsburg II F0rt Wayno
Railroads:
The different organizations nt the local freight
department at Ehie&Jo, heretofore acting uulot
Union Line bureau aHl pittsbarg, FoEt Wayne y
Chicago Halfway, hat!ng been consolidated. WItI.
lam i'orner u appointId thu responsible head VI
such fauFKontzcd f0Fce with thu tItla OF Agent.
The olcc4 OF Agent aud Cashier AaYo boen united.
appointment 10 take effect Monday, April D, 1H77,
, 1877-04-07
And Surcties for Dishonest OFF,
cfals Must Make Good
Their Bonds
Further Notice to Office-Seekers
that Crumbs Are Exceed
ingty Scarce.
Manifestations Of Growing sympa'
thy with Hayes Southern
Policy.

T.. 1,s$t.S
,v,,n,.n~es eue'" At" - - = s,,r;, I n~Tho co,reo
..sa. .'..,,:s -. ~ ,,,sr T,,,a..,.nn, ,,u~,rr
,E,'. s.t,. T., -a,.,- ,r,,t.,.. ..,sn'
W.. t". a,,"s".,,;. nan.t,or.a n1i3ct,, A..
sut.ons !1e. .a,e o,'..taa oo,ssnara.t,
.su.oI ~ t.a - ~ ,,s,,,.,,. ~.
49, ,,,r,uc ,,,o,, fno ,,,n,,cr off,c,na
,a .'uss ~. r"ira, aH ,o,s f.an,,o ras,,it.
na'e ~. 5ct 'eee"eo ay ~ us''...e ~. .t,'
tcmnt. hare nroccct1cd further finn tho
..,.ss.,. .e .s.,a.st .sa,,.sI.. T., ~
1nst!tuttng OF general inquiries. an re-
arsS u, as - ho
tary's Office Nj. Morrill, was really opposed to
,sn o soa TaSo aso In tho
office Of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
tha so,icttor II m AZ. chester. wa. ktyorly opposca
10 diminishing these suits, md made reports to
that effect. Commissioner Raum ovcrruled
these adverso reports, and took grounds In
1sss: nea 81 'sss:s ss .a III ee ss s of "a
tho Treasury Department. .....-
WHAT MAY uE EXPECTED IN Tns rurunE.
WAsniSaToN' ~ C.' April o.-seere1afy shef'
man has established precedent for thu a'pS.','
~ .,,a M .rh,sEv s,',ts ,nr"o nnnc1 nf wt,i,E
Vi tno "AasAy hu'tat 4WE nut"oef ~ "4'leu
mcnt. Tia In. taken IN the first casc presented.
.a,,at :. 1ron"si,,o,, ~ rs1tovo ,ao s,,r.,ias
from, all responsibility on payment Of merely
mammal ann. After rcc,tInr tho history OF Tin
] casc on1 1 a,,otnr the law n. III scrretary III lts
Nc oye.!on say !. made bat tia. the principal ua
raIy Of tae e,ins I.cas Of aw Il the eandtons
"on III "u imsrronneat fa @ @ All na. sa. was
npo s ,c % an en- ~ ~ e1sa,
tanecs asor of 't a S prne Il tha So u.
st es tue Eay yee Ma. S 0tst. faa "a a,
cas nracy. ~ involving H. lam Of naY nii'ons I ~
isiss 1e;cnas, % and vile Vic I Sotrayu of panis s,.t
cuc rnna saWs 'se ca,s erct occurrei Of on1n
s,MrInv rT ~ arl nainahfo v,nIstinn Of nnhIic
my ", Will. st ,ns sen'R!5so a ,,,s known r, =, r.
mittei on al hant|a to b. tree from tlo irap ant,
sti@s oi 'si, .1s!pa M tas{ did ~ a.;aas %ns
~ f, .xs.nt nj nf % lhrir a I TeY assosts
thrir. ability i. ray ths hoal by .iRnlny il. and
hessrY egaa ouSht Sh MT 10 geev" W. e ra en- s
ay oTS 'df @ e'Saf @ exs,o se
jraso from q pcnat buul nntl thcfr Insolvency oc.
easrins snes liz iig oi thu lnd i. moi su.iccnt.
vi.v y vmnid mi "i,e,.e te Sas" rim ~rn,,1iny ~
n rn yinn hv t.c iirrs}f}cnf il mi m rrt.,wcnt
retary fpr Iho pfcs,dcnt NAV hayt: s.'us nj Sed pe.
eunisry liability VA sulIcicnt pnnis,'sisut. IL
r. ta, es agns; e.;
sW1 idu MT nss tes % cn ,a 1
jsdcds and. brsiics. M one ran NV tj,at nii the
y III. TIC ss ~ a
ss,ss9fy .s'iss,, y ss''e4 s'a'''s which
Wtfnnn = rc,or. he n n1.t,,ct Attornox n, any
, 1877-04-07
SUICIDE.
6pxtfai Dsspaseh to 1ns TsteHas.

6p<tfai Dspa1ea to 1as 7staxas ..,
Sioux CTR, H., May U.-ileury Koehmio'
about 80 years Of age, q clerk In O. A. fat'es
son's drugstore, this city, committed sa'ca1'
last night, by cutting bi. throst with Fa+os'
whIie under i Temporary zbcrrutfon q 1nl'sl4
lie leaves vile and three children. Hts r.. !.
tives live Ia Dubuque, where his 1eluaius xlA ~
taken Tomorrow.
, 1877-04-07


sAH FRANctsCo, April 6.-Relativu to the 70.
cent search for The murdcrcrs of tho passcnrers
nnd crew Of the steamer tieorEe 8. Wright, tv
the British Rnnboat Rocket, tho following press
dispatch was received from Victoria: The most
sorrowtul page IN tho story of tho wreck Ut tho
q. D. Wright In 1874 remains to ho wrttct,. Tho
Eo'ontst Inns n foW additional particulars OF Tho
massacre Of portion Of her passengers andrrcw
ly TIC Indians ani tho destruction Of the In.
dian viauge. Tho officers learned enough 10
convince them tllat several Of the shipwrccKcd
persons got ashnro and were murdered by
tile natives. The story Is to tho pur.
port that a number Of white mon cano
ashore IN hoat; that they had will, them many
patcra, md Il largo Hunr Of tnnncy In gold anil
fdf Tsy S xs9s Ssosa saa T u ss5s ast j i*
them to Fnrt Rupert for ~ each. The whits
Inen were without nr,ns. ard wien night cnme
onl NJ were nalcep The Indians murdered them
ai,l threw their bodies tnto The sea after ttr-
IN the box was divided BY tlo sayages, who tl,c,
canlo on to Victoria and sreut Tie
sS'' t,a ,ha An 1M,t,n 5na woman 'ass se picked
few. tnm'ths .nftcr tho wreck, ami Va,
told TO put It down again and soy nothing about
4: The officers found ITO property belonging to
WEIGHTS; wrlg't cxScn. portions Of ,v1i1 ta wreck ws
rtoHholt Nt!tcu Ns!!llcs Will TctH0cL 10 1t1d
obstruction Of tho yil1ngc, Sergeant Bloomfield
ic.nascd four tnun who aro suspected Of cum.
plirlty III the murders. 'l'llr Indians
catne out armed, ard refused 10
Eiva up. tic men. The party then
secured. two OF tho suspected saya.es
md mMlc for tho bont. They wcrc Hrct on,
but got back to tho ship safely. Capt. tIarris
then gave the triho six hours In which to sur.
render The other two men. After 1apso Ut 81.
hours l'c extended the time three hours Longer.
lie then fired blank cartridges, nn the lnllans
run aEay. The village was then sllcllcl and
afterwards burned. Tho two men were secured.
No GRO Was killed.