Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-11-16

- SAHHaA1HHAn $50 HrA1a
boat krie No. 10 ran down q lugger Satur.
day night opposite the Wall plantation,
and Antonio POretti, John Bell, and Tony
Marsoni, were drowned.
Health Of Port Royal.
PoRI ROYAL, s. c., Nov. i2.-Theye was
a heayy irost here last night, There IS not
a single case Of sickness In town al pres
ent, and the quarantine Of Beaufort agains,
this place has been raised.
Dividend TO Creditors Of the crsseert
City National Bank.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2--The Comptroller
OF Currency declared a dividend Of - per
cent IN ilvOr OF the creditors OF the Ores.
cent City National Bank Of New Orleans,
making II all dividends OF - per cent,
HenrJ Nd. stanlsy's Whereabouts,
LONDON, Nov. ll.-Heury NJ. Stanley ar.
rived at Capetown on the I'D ult.
LONDON, Nov. l2.-Henry ". Stanley,
African explorer, and one hundred and
twenty Of his followers were brought to
the Cape 0, Good Hope in the stoTeship
Industry, which Will also take them {
Zanzibar.
Small Convicted Carpenters Case.
COLUMBIA, Nov. l2.-The jury has rep.
dered a verdict Of guilty in Small's case,
Tee indictment against Cass Carpenter,
for forgery and cheating the State, will
occupy the attention of the Court to.nOr.
row. He has retained ex'Judge Carp0n.
ter as counsel.
A Crew Mutiny.
NEw YORK, Nov l2--The bark Sea Stain.
mer, hence for Queenstown, returned
from outside Of Sandy Hook in conse.
quence Of mutiny OF part Of the crew. The
q S revenue cutter Grant, took her crew
in charge at the quarantine, where the
vessel now lies. The Captain proceeded
to the British Consuls Office for instruc.
tons.
An Engagement with the indians.
GALVESTON, Nov. ia News's special
says q report reaches Fort Clark that
Lieutenant Bulls, with q small party oil
scouts, crossed the Rio Grande near the
mouth OF the Pecos river, and was at
tackled by q body OF 500 Indians, and com.
PEELED 4 retreat. Loss not stated. Col,
YOurg has left Fort Clark with 900 caval.
ry, 10 reinforce Bulls.
Steamer Burned.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamboat
John +. T0lle, from st. Louis to New Or
leans, with az assorted cargo OF Western
produce, burned at Grand Gulf last night,
Boat and cargo a total loss. No lives lost.
ST. Louis, Nov. l2--The John +. TOlle,
which was burned yesterday, was owned
by VIM. j. kOuntz, OF PIttsburg, three
fOurths, and Captain Dan. C.. Brady, her
comm lnder, o%ne.fOurth. The boat was
worth from $4,000 to $4,000. Her cargo
was generally produce, including 23,0C0
bushels wheat for export, the whole worth
about $4,000.
A Street Railroad Company Dsfying
the Law.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. l2.--There was
great excitement to-day In consequence
Of an attempt by the City Railroad Com.
pany 10 run their cars through the streets
contrary TO law. The Chief Of Police d.
rected his force to stop the cars. This
they did, when n crowd OF three hundred
railroad urged the drivers to go on, and
for q time violence was feared. The Chief
instantly caused the arrest OF the drivers
who insisted on violating the law. The
authorities finally prevailed, aud the cars
were taken off.
A Murderer Lynched.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Il.-Carl slrahl made a
confession to the officers who took him
from here last night, the purp0rt Of which
Is: He first shot and killed Henry GOetz,
some distance from his home; then went
TO his house and killed Mrs. GOetZ; took
his mules and wagon aud robbed the house
and premises OF everything OF any value,
ana then started for ST. Louis. When this
was made known. about l0O citizens, de-
termined to lynch him, compelled him to
show where be had secretea the body OF
Goetz, took him to the woods and suspend
Ell him to q tree. Robbery seems to have
been the murdere. g motive.