The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-10-19

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Arrysr OF NILES q. PArKEn.-New York,
October l3-Nilcs G.. Parker, cx-Stntc Treas
urcr of South Carolina was arrested to-day in
Jersey City and lodged in JAIL on rcqulsition
from Governor Hampton, Of South Carolina,
charging him with pundercrinS the State lie
says he is willing to turn States evidence
\ onln
the carpetbag thieves have been coming in 50
thick and fas, of late il is somewhat difficult to
keen the run of them. We had begun To thnk
that all the knavcS in the puck were accounted
for but we find that it is pack OF nothing but
knavcs, and there seems TO bc no end OF the
pack Since our last notes Uu this subject, cx-
Treasurer Niles &. Parker, cS- Representative
Barker, Of Ncwberry, Senator White, colored
Of York, cx. Representative Artson, colored, OF
Charleston. and cX-RcprcScntutive Paris Simkins
colorcd of EIgciicld, have been added to the
motley crew of prisoners - Ne'cs and Courier.
Tur Ixpr,v wAn-Chicago, October 10
The following dispatch was received here last
night, from headquarters of the district Of the
YU,,v" '',u"I,, "n EngIc 'rcck, NJ. l.
drn. 4. N. Tcrry, COmm.H'i'ny department Of
UIkota.-Wc have had our usual success. We
made very direct and rapid march across the
country, and after n severe engagement, an
being kept under fire for three days, the hostile
camp OF the Ncz Pcrces, under chief Joseph,
surrendered at > clock. | intend to start the
second ca valry toward Benton on the Ith instant.
Cannot supplies hc sent on the Benton Road to
meet them aud return with the rcmaindcr of
the command to the yellow Stone? hear that
there is some trouble between the Sioux and the
Canadian authorities. | remain, General, very
truly yours,
(SigucdD NELSON y. MILES.
Colonel and Brcvc, Major General L. 5. A.,
Commanding.
SENATOR NAsu t"lumbia, oc-
tobcr l2-W i. Nash, the famous black Scna
tor from this county has spent the entire day
in the rooms of the Investigating commitcc.
The suhicc, matter of his testimony cannot, of
course be asccraned as yet. Eumor, however,
declares that it had reference to Mr.. thambcr.
lain and bribery, intimately connecting the two
subjects. What is surely and satisfactorily
known is that cnOugh occurred during the time
OF his presence TO compel or induce him to give
assurances Of making restitution To the State
To n very large hut unknown amount and 10
make some amends to tie people 10y rcSignimg
his office as senator. Ills resignation WAS han
died. in to-day. Nash is the patriot who testified
before the Congressional committee that
he had Indignantly srurncd Il hrihr of SIOo,
GOO to vote for Mr.. ridden, lie being u Hayes
Elcctor. N0rs amt courier.
Tnr STATE SGxArr.-Thc political complcxion
of the State Senate will lac considerably changed
hy the designations which have taken place re
Gently. Counting in Whittcmore, the Senate
stood: Democrats lG, Republicans Ii, lmlcl en-.
dent L. The vacancy made by the resignation
of Whitemore was filled by the election OF Capt
iUkcr. Democrat. making the vote stand: Dcm-
oe:ats II, Republicans -, Independent |. The
probabilities are that Democrats will succeed
Nash in Rchland and Maxwell in Marlboro. -
In that case the Senate will consist of - Dem.
ocrats, Is Republicans and independent. The