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The New York herald., 1877-03-01
A FIGHT WITH THE SIOUX.
ONE MAN AGAINST A BAND OF INDIANS AND
lie WHIPS THEM.
From tho Hayes City Sentinel

ONE MAN AGAINST A BAND OF INDIANS AND
lie WHIPS THEM.
From tho Hayes City scntincL1
BY Mr. Henry Tillcy OF Ness county, learn the
particulars OF an Indian fight which occurred about
four weeks ago what Is known the "Conc, at tho
mouth of Sand Greek, about sxty-nvc miles west OF
Ness Post ONCE, in which Dr. Tichcnor killed. four
Sioux Indians and himself wounded. Tho Doctor
and man named Dickinson In that section
OF tho country poisoning wolves, and had built tcm
porary dug.out IN when TO store their skins and
provisions A few days previous to the fight Dickin-
son had taken their toam and gone into the settle
mcnt alter provisions, leaving the Doctor to run tho
morning OF the third day of Dickinson's departure
when he awakened by a slight noise at tho door,
Thinking tho intruder a skunk or n wolf,
he took hts gun and opened the door
to DO confronted by man, and that man
was q Sioux brave, but at that time II dark
that ho could distinguish little more than tho outlines
lie demanded hts business, when the brave turned
and fod; and as tho Doctor stepped outside TO get
shot ut hm he was greeted With vollcy which drove
HIM back into the dug.out Barricading his door as
best he could he awaited daylight In the meantime
the Indians. numbering about forty, as near us ho
could tell, had moved further up the creek but with
daylight one OF them, whom Tcbenor thinks was the
chief, from his dress, to the dugout carrying
white rag, and In broken English demanded his sur
render. Tichcnor told him thcrc were three men IN
tho dug-on,, well armed and prcpared to light,
and refused to surrender. The cDef commenced
to threaten and told tho valiant Doctor he woud have
his scalp. This the Doctor thought TO be declaration
OF war; and shot the red dead In mis- tracks and at
the very door Of the dug-ouL Tho entire band thcn
rushed IN, but wero driven back by several well
directed shots The next manGuvro by the nssaiian,s
was an attempt to smoke him out by burning buffalo
chips and tho woodwork Of tho dugout From his
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
w WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR coRResPoN DENT.

WASHINGTON, Fob %, 1871
THE ALLEGED Plot TO AssAssINArE GOVERNOR
HAYES.
The proprietor OF tho National Hotel has been unable
to identify the mysterious guest who processes to have
overheard the supposed plot assassinato Mr. Hayes
nor could no fix upon tho probable location OF tho
room In which the conspiracy said to havo been dis
cussed His house packed full with people who have
come 10 SEQ tho electoral count and the inauguration
What with over 300 rooms aud 500 guests he was un-
able to pick out the the other. He looked over
his register and ledger but still unable to tell who
the man was, notwithstanding that he was assisted
with tho Information the latter had said that he
going TO leave he had revealed his
story to the public. Meantime tho government de-
tectlves are making proper use OF the Information
which tho mysterious has given them through tho
columns Of the HERALD.
THE LETTER OF GOVERNOR HAYES TO WILLIAM
A. wHErLER--soME MISTAKE.
William A. Wheeler has not boon IN Washington for
several weeks, so that there IS somc mistake in tho
report that he received letter hero from Governor
Hayes purportipg to disclose the latters policy to
the formation Of his Cabinet.
THE GRANGER CAsEs-pECIsIoN OF THE sU-
pRKME COURT
The long deferred decision Of tho Supreme Court in
tho Granger cases. which has occasioncd SO much In
tcrcst been looked for with much anxiety both
among politicians ana tho grangers will be delivered
tomorrow The Court also regard IL as one OF the
most important which they havo cvor made.
THE PAY OF OFFICERS OF THE NAVY.
The conference committee having in charge the ap-
preparation for the payment to the officers of the navy
tho amount withheld from them by tho operation ol
the urlough pay order OF tho Secretary Of the Navy
have agreed to-day upon the appropriation, and hence
there prospect that these officers will DO relieved
from the embarrassment and injustice occasioned by
the working Of Robesons unnecessary order
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

nys u has authentic Information that tho Emperor
william recently expressed to the French Ambassador
1t Berlin his sincere satisfaction the complete
cord between tho French and German representatives
1t the Constantinople conference.
An IMPERIAL COURT JUSTICE FOR LErpsIc.
1t Is announced that the German Federal Council
has decided that the Imperial Court Of Justice,
which is to be established under the udicature laws
shall sit in Leipsic.
PATHS LETTER FIGARO.
The following is the text Of the letter Of Adcna Patti
to tho editor Of Paris Figaro which was referred TO in
yesterdays cable news:-
"PARIs Fob. 26, 1871
SIR-lbeean, on the 18th Of the present month, suit
ior judicial separation against tho Marquis of Caux
Tho matter being before the courts, shall make no
further observations upon subject which the legal
authorities will have to pronounce. shown this
morning certain articles published In your paper on
the 2lst and 22d OF this month"; and take tho earliest
opportunity in my power to protest against story
which is absolutely incorrect.
REPUDIArING sLAHDRR.
81 arrived at ST. Petersburg the 1st of December
last My husband ana myself took up our residence
In suit apartments in the Hotel do Mouth which
then occupied for tho ninth time. l remained there
until the 22d OF this month"; passing my life In the
sight Of ALL enjoying the consideration that has always
bcen given me, surrounded 10 the last hour OF
ny stay by numerous aud honorable friends and
sorted by them to the vory carriage which brought
nraight to Paris accompanied by my maid my theat-
heal agent and two servants. arrived In Paris yes
serday Tor the purpose OF attending my suit and
order that might appear tomorrow before tho Pres
dent OF the tribunal
~ request you publish this in your earliest num-
Dor. ADELlNA PATTI"
SPANISH ROYAL MARRIAGE GOSSIP.
Paris correspondent revIves the report of tho in
tended marriage OF King Alfonso and tho Duke Of
Montpensicrs daughter, and says tho marriage is
nounced for tho end OF April
THE BRAZILIAN DIFFICULTIES.
The Times Of yesterday Its financial article says
"An appeal lately made to tho propretors OF tho
Western and Brazilian Telegraph Company to como
forward and nelp tho of It's difficulties with
moro money This appeal has not yet been responded
10 and there Is danger that 1t may go into liquidation
The company to possess cable quito for
Its purposes and which made indeed, for another
use altogether, and It wants money to put down
cable such as ought to have been put down at hrst
The shareholders are much TO be pited and must
consider whether they will subscribe money to
mako fresh cable or lose, perhaps, everything"
SILVER.
India Council bills allotted yesterday at an i'm
provement of about "a. per rupce.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Amasa J. Parker, Of Albany; Colonel J. n.
Macomb, OF tho Engineer corps. United States Army
and W. r. Walters, OF Baltimore. at tho Brevoort.
Sgnor Brignoli is at the Everett Lieutenant Cover.
nor Henry r. sisson. OF Rhode Island, and j. II. Mil
lard government director of tho Union Pacific Baroad
Company, are at the St Nicholas. Piiny Jewell, Of
Hartford George H. Corliss, OF Providence. ana Lieu.
tenant Alexander N. Thackrra, United States Navy,
are at tho Filth James Tnghast, OF Albany,
is at the Windsor Judge +. G. Katcll, OF bingham.
ton 10 at tho Grand Central. DR.. J. y. Bransford,
United States Navy, Is at tho Hoffman
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE THE Cuirr SIGNAL OYPicHR,
WASHINGTON March IL A. ".
Indications
For Thursday, in the South Atlantic States, north
west TO southeast winds, stationary barometer and
temperature and generally clear weather
For tho Gulf States increasing eastcrly winds.
cloudy weather rainy weather, stationary lower
temperatures and prcssures followed by rising baron.
ctcr in the Southwest.
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley falling barome.
ter increasing northeast Winds cloudy and threaten
ing weather and stationary temperature
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys and the upper lake, region, warmer, south and
east winds, falling barometer, cloudy woathcr, with
light ram or snow west OF tho lakes.
For tho lower lakes, Middle and Eastern states,
warmer southwest winds falling barometer, clear
partly CLOUDY weather.
Tho rivers will continue slowly falling.
Cautonary signals continue at lndanola and
Galveston.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
THE NEW DOMINION.

MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS UN-
SEATED ON THE GROUND OF UNDUE RELIG-
IoUs INFLUENCE IN HIS ELECTION.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. %, 1871
Justice Richie, before the full Supreme Bench OF
tho Dominion, to-day rendered Of tho most i'm.
portant decisions given in Canadian casc-that
of Yrambla vs. Langevin contestants for seat In the
House of Commons, tho ground Of tho contest being
alleged undue influence excrtcd by tho Roman
Catholic clergy In behalf OF tho latter. Tho
Court held that any intimidation. any curse
any threat Of accommodation or any other
moral force used to secure votes voidcd all election;
that the clergy OF any denomination werc IN the eyes
OF the law no better than laymcn, and that all British
enactments in England. Ireland and Canada conceded
IN resisting the encroachment OF the Roman Church
the rights Of the citizcn.
A similar opinion also delivered in French by
Justice Taschereau, brother OF the Archbishop Of
rms decision unscats Mr. Lnngcvin who a for
mcr Cabinet Minister, and sends him back TO tho
people. Tho proceedings produced a profound i'm
prc sion because OF It's removing an important element
Of Influence the entire Province ot Lower Canada,
which IS a largely Catholic community.
Iangevin barely escaped a decree OF disqualification
the Court giving MIN the benefit Of the doubt
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
EXCITEMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Fierce Struggle Threatened Between
Armed Negroes and a Civil Posse.
AN ARREST RESISTED.
Prospect Of Bloody Work
To-Day.
[nY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD !

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2s 1877.
serious difncuty occurred near Green Pond. forty
miles from this place to-day, at place known as tho
'Blue Store" in tho Combahee region where tho rice
plantation riots ragged last spring, which
hibits tho bad blood still existing be.
tween tho whites and blacks In that
district A few days ago a store robbed In Water.
boro, Cocton county, and as tho thieves identi
Ned warrants of arrest were issued by trial justice
who has recently been appointed by Governor
Hampton. Three Of tho negroes wcro arrested,
but tho fourth resisted tho constable. and collecting
o crowd Of his companions around him, said that no
die in his tracks before no would submit to arrest
under the warrant
ARMED RESISTED
The JUSTICE upon the of his constable with
out tho prisoner, under the order OF tho Sheriff Of
the county, summoned n posse OF ten white and
black and dcputized them to make the arrest.
Tho posse proceeded to the "Blue Store" about eight
miles from Green Pond, whcro they found the thief
surrounded by mob of 100 negroes, all armed,
who swore that hc should not be arrested.
TRIUMPH THE OUTLAWS
Tho posse, numbering only ten. attempted to mako
tho arrest but were completely surrounded ana with
dnlcuty succeeded in making their escape after first
receiving volley from tho mob. Fortunately no one
was seriously hurt
ONE THOUSAND CALLED OUT TO ENFORCE LAW.
Tho Sheriff, alter consultation with Governor
Hampton, has scnt out couricrs in every direction,
and 1000 men, whnos and blacks. have been organ.
ized to meet at tho .Blue Storc tomorrow morning
fully prepared to make tho arrest, only
OF tho thie but Of all the parties concerned In firing
upon tho magistrates posso
BLOODY FIGHT EXPECTED.
Tho negroes have mussed In large numbers. ai
armed, In the vicinity ana swear that tho thiei
shall not be captured. II tho posse should be resisted
tomorrow bloody encounter is expected.
THE HABEAs CORPUS DECISION AGAIN POST
PONED.
COLUMBIA, Feb. 2s, 1874.
Tho Supreme Court met this morning, but, wi,hou,
announcing any decision In tho habeas corpus case o
Tida Norris, tho convict pardoncd by Hampton, In
volving tho question to whethor he Governor, ad
journed until Friday at two O'Clock p. NJ, wher
| q decision is confidently expected
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
TENNESSEE BONDS.

PASSAGE OF THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
RESOLUTION.
NASHVILLE, Feb. %, 1871
The House to-day adopted the Senate resolution ap.
pointing committee to proceed to New York and con-
fer with tho bondhoders for compromise OF tho
State debt The fight over tho question OF having
the conference in New York here. Tho quasi repu.
diaon element favored the latter policy. From all
dications II the bondhoders consent to compromise
for fifty cents the dollar, settlement be made
that will secure the prompt payment OF tho interest In
future but the legislature will not above tho Agure
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
RUINED BY BEAUTY.
THE DowNHuL ROAD WHICH A ST. LAWRENCE
COUNTY GIRL FOLLOWED TO VIOLENT
lpY TELEonArH no THE HEnALp.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BLooMiyGroy ILL.,, Feb 2s 1877.
Bessie Moore, who was murdered last month In
Jefferson, Texas, by Abo RothschiId Cincinnati Jow,
was native OF Canton, ST. Lawrence county, N. Y,
In which town, ten years ago. she was in service. She
was remarkably handsome and intelligent girl, and
II is alleged was scduccd by lawyer, then and now
resident Of Canton From Canton sho went TO Water.
town. N. Y, wherc sho lived years, ultimately
becoming an inmate OF a house OF Ill iafnc From
Watcrtown she removed to syracuse where sho be-
came the mistress Of a well known man OF wealth,
with whom shc livcd until she camc West 10 live a
sin Iul lie and ultimately fall victim Of the on
whom sho latest wasted her love.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION.
PROMPT AND sALUTAgY EFFECT OF THE
HEnALD's EXPOSURE OF A pUBposED ABUSE
THE EXAMINATION OF GOODS NOT TO BE
EXTENDED.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

THE EXAMINATION OF GOODS NOT TO BE
EXTENDED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Foo. %, 1877.
The Executive Committee OF tho Centennial Com.
mission held long and exciting meeting here to-day
which aid not adjourn until this evening. There
very full attendance, ten members Of the thirteen
being present Tho exposure in this mornings HERALD
caused great commotion, and prompt reconsdora.
ton OF tho intention to grant award to tho sowing
machine company whose goods were recently examined
In New York. Tho reports these goods
crred back for the Director Gencr, TO ascertain olc
ctaIly II tho examination made at the grounds
during the exhibition. This virtually ends tho matter
and stops the confirmation Of an award
ANOTHER JOB DEFEATED.
Another application was also squclched for another
sowing machine award, 1t boing audacious revival
OF old report which the commission, before its
adjournment, voted 10 rouse, and which the Ex.
ecutve Committee this evening unanimously voted
down. l have tho word Of \ leading member OF tho
Executive Committee that both awards would have
been granted had 1t not been for the the
HERALD has done in exposing this scheme Of continu
ing examinations indefinitely from the conclusion of
the exhibition and rcappointng judges whose func.
tions havo long ago legally ceased.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
LOUISIANA,

CALL FOR AN EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEoIs-
LATURE.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2s, 1871
Governor Nichols has issued n proclamation con-
venng extra session of the Legislature which he
considers required in view OF the condition OF public
affairs and Tor purposes Of indispensable legislation
among which he names education, appropriations,
revenue evecs, election registration city and paro-
chia affairs and election to the United States Senate
Senators Weber and Hamlet, two OF the seeding re-
publican Senator's took their seats in the State House
Senate to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
THE STRANDED AMERIQUE.

ANOTHER UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO FLOAT HER.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SEABRIouf, N. j., Feb %, 1877
The failure TO float the Amcriquo last ngnt did not
discourage tho mon. They went to work this morning
with will and determined that they would float her
high water at eight O'Clock Tho engines began work.
ing little before eight O'Clock, and succeeded
ing her about feet In q southeastcrly direction
Tho water quito high. but thcre Was very little sea
and the wind was ligh. This evening, although
tho tide was quite high they did not again attempt
their thus far rutless task Of hauling hcr on They
expect cable ana 'fall" from New York on Sat-
urday when they will again their efforts 10 float
tho unfortunate steamer
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
A YOUNG MAN MISSING,
PROBABILITY THAT lie WAS ONE OF THE
UNREcooNIzED VICTIMS or THE BROOKLYN
THEATRE FIRE.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEHAIp.l

BLOOMINGTON, IT., Fcb 2S, 1871
y. +. Motion, son of wealthy citizen OF chicago,
who was for many years paymastcr Of tho Chicago
and Alton Railroad rs feared pcrishcd In tho Brook
lyn Theatre fire. ON the day OF the fire he wrote
relative here ending his letter by stating that ho
could write more, hc had to go TO the theatre
Since that day he has not been heard OF.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
ADVICE TO PRESIDENT HAYES.
icy TELxGnApH TO THE HERALD

BY TELKGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. %, 1871
The republicans In the State Legislature have pro.
pared the draft OF address be to President
Hayes regard the policy he pursued by his ad-
ministration in this State strongly urging tho appoint
ment of At men only TO federal Offices, as tho bcst
Of strengthening and building up thc republican
party II represents that upon their selection the fu-
ture Of the party in the South wholly depends
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in COM
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
n..llxi
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

GAIN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s, 1877.
The following Information concerning the affairs Of
Louisiana is furnished by Colonel E. A. Burke, who
represents tho Nichols government in this city. There
has been bargain tho Nichols government
and the republican authorities the election
OF United Stntcs Senator. The Legislature OF Louis-
will elect whomsoever they dt at extra
sion.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

THE FORCES OF DIAz OCCUPY AcAPuLco-A
SMALL FORCE STILL IN THE FIELD FOR
MISUNDERSTANDING FOR A CAMPAIGN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb %, 1877
Tho Pacific mail steamer Colima, which arrived here
this morning from Panuma ana Mexican ports brings
intelligence that the 18th inst General Vicente
Jiminez with 1900 men OF the Daz army, entered
Acapulco and took possession Of that post in the
OF President Diaz There opposition. It is re.
ported the sentiments OF tho people, which were In
favor Of Igcsias, had changed.
FORCE HOLDS OUT FOR IGLEsIAs.
General Alberez who remains true to Iglesias, has
small army In the interior of Sualoa, estimated from
500 TO 500 strong This force confines It's efforts to
harassing the forces of Dinz in that State portion
OF the command occupy au entrenchcd position In the
mountains about thirty miles from the coast whence
they occasionally mako raid on the coast towns.
Diaz's army Is making preparations tor vigorous
campaign against them All the States on the Pacific
now acknowledge Diaz.
Tho commandant Of Acapulco, Colonel Lcpetquo,
upon the advent of Diaz's army boarded the Colima
with few servants and came to this city.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

WuKEsBARRE, Pa, Fob. 2S, 1877
A telegram received this afternoon from the
managers Of the Lchigh and wilkesbarro Coal Com.
pany their agents here ordering all tho idle mines
In this vicinity to resume work at This will put
into immediate operation In this vicinity eight collier
les, which have becn quiet for somo time past. OF
course, this movement will create much Joy among the
miners and local merchants here ali OF whom will be
greatly benefited There is OF course, telling how
long the work will be continued, but II Is likely TO
last Tor many weeks
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
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A MONSTERS CRIMES.

GERMAN BAKER MURDERS HIS CHILD AND
ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIS WIFE.
CLEVELAND ONO Feb. 90, 1877
AT Tnin, 0hio this evening, Jacob WetzeI, baker,
shot his little girl, two years old, through tho heart
causing instant DEATH and attempted to kill his wife,
shooting her In tho lett leg. above the knee. The
wound though serious will prove fatal No reason
known tho nendsh octs although wbskcy Is tho
probable cause The streets are crowded with excited
people VINO threaten TO lyncn the murderer, who is
safely lodged ia tho City Prison and closely guarded.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

Average Temperature yesterday. y......,......... 3S
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year,. ........................ 20
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
MEDALS FOR CENTENNIAL Exhibitions.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. %, 1877.
pr. May has received telegram from Mr.. Goshorn,
Director General of tho Centennial Exhibition inform
inc him that the medals Tor Canadian exhibitors will
he cd about March rs The banquet will there.
ioro take place about March rs.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
NOVA scorrA's ILLEGAL SEAL.

NOVA SCOTIA ILLEGAL SEAL.
The Great Seal question in Nova Scotia is not be.
loved here TO involve any legal difnoulty although
soysibly there may have been some irrcgularity in
continuing tho OF she old seal lonssr than 'a law
contemplated.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

DO NOT THROW YOUR LIFE AWAY BY Me-
glecting chronic cough that IlALy's oNEY or HoRE'
HOUND TAR would euro In u few days.
PIXIES TOOTuAcHE DROPS cure In one minute
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
MEXICO.

IGLEs1As CONCLUDES THAT HIS CAUSE rs
Losr-PRoDABLY RETURNING TO MEXICO TO
LIVE AS PRIVATE CITIZEN.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2S. 1877.
lgcsas has evidently concluded that further opposi-
ton TO Diaz is OF time. Tho tho
Pacific did not como 10 escort him back to Moxco and
Colonel Lepetiquc commandant of Acapulco, brought
him yesterday the unpleasant news that his
hopeless He leaves here next Sunday for New Or
leans taking the steamer from there for Vera Cruz
the 18th u In accepting tho situation and returning
TO the city Of Mexico no feels assured that ho will be
perfectly protected and secure IN his residence
private citizen under the Diaz regime
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

THE CORRECT GARD; Or HOW TO PLAY WHIST;
i whi., Cstechism; by Captain Campbell walkes
the price. y APPLETON CO., Publishers $40 and 55l
broadway, New Yvrk.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01
COAL MINING RESUMED.

THE LRHIGH AND wILKEsBABBE COMPANY GIVE
ORDERS TO PUT THEIR IDLE CoLLIERs AT
WORK.
The New York herald., 1877-03-01

RESIGNATION pEFERRED.
He will not resign his seat as Governor at present.