The Morning herald., 1877-04-23
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Packard Threatens Hayes.
INDIANS SURRENDER.
Eastern Affairs.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
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4 NEW ORLEANS, April 21.-To-day wit
messed the total disruption Of the Packard
government, but passed off without any ex-
citing incident. AT the Nichols Legislature
the Packard members commenced appearing
early, singly and in couples, to BE- sworn
in, and dozen have already taken their
seats.
NO MILEAGE.
WARRINGTON, April 21.-Under the law
It appears, members Of Congress are not en-
titled to mileage for the extra session. "a @
TILDEN ON THE ALERT. ,nfod
WARRINGTON, April 21.-Gov. Packard
threatens to furnish Mr.. Tilden some ma
terial for quo warrauto proceedings. 1t is
feared he may try to bring on = conflict In
Louisiana. ..,E-.
WOMEN DAowNsD. "
DERBY LINE, W., April 2s.-Two young
ladies were drowned in the st. Francis
river at sherbrocke, province Of Quebec.
Their names are not known. .-ur.
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WHITEHALL, N. T., April 2l.-1t is re-
ported here that one of the monster blast
ing charges that should have exploded on
Thursday at Mineville went off yesterday,
completely sdemolishing and precipitating
the grand stand down 100 feet. 1t probably
would have been attended with disastrous
results If the whole charge had been fired
on Thursday.
HUDSON, N, Gorge W..
Busted, of this city, committed suicide
this morning by hanging. Business troubles
was the cause of the deed. .I. .
CHICO DssPERADoBs.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.-A despatch
from Croville, CAL, says Adam Holdea-
baum, who was placed on trial to-day for
completely in the attempt to burn the
Chinese quarter at Chico, pleaded gnilty
and his trial was continued till Monday.
The incer diary fire reported in last nights
dispatches has killed all maudlin sentiment
In favor of the prisoners, who will probably
be sentenced to imprisonment for the fnll
legal term.
USING CANCELLED BONDS.
TRENTON, N. j., April 21.-The United
States Grand Jury, in session in this city,
have brought in indictments against Thos.
P. Somerville, of Washington safe burglary
notoriety, and Gottleib Engel, charged with
conspiring to defraud the government to
the extent Of $3.50, 900 by utilizing cancel
led bonds: Their trial will probably come
off the latter part of this week, "'a II.
HOMICIDE By AN INFANT
BosreN, April 22.-A homicide, most
peculiar in the circumstances surrounding
1t, owing to the extreme youth of the par
ties concerned, occurred on Saturday after
noon on Holyoke street, at the South End,
The murderer was little boy named Dud-
ley Kimball, four years old, and the victim
Stephen Cox, two years his senior. Both
boys belong to families of respectability,
living opposite each other on the street men
toned, the Kimballs being on the west side
at No. 2s and the Coxes at No. %. It ap-
pears, from the information CLEANED, that
The two boys, with large party Of children,
early in the day were at play together, and
that for some trivial cause they quarrelled
With each other.
He WOULD FIX him.
The little Kimball boy, who is commonly
called by his associates "Major," said be
would "dx him." meaning Cox.
Going home, he some how procured re-
Volver, and Immediately returned among |
bis playmates. Seeing the child Cox lean
ng on fence he marched up to him and |
shot him through the. head,
killing him Instantly. The greatest excite-
nent exists in the neighborhood.
INDIAN SURRENDER.
CAMP ROBINSON, Neb., April 1.-Eigh.
y lodges of Cheyennes under Dull Knife |
md Standing Elk surrendered to General |
Crook to-day. The village comprises about
i've hundred and eighty persons, eighty
I've Of whom are fighting men. They turn.
ID in 600 ponies, sixty guns and about thir-
y pistols. They are completely destitute
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