, 1877-11-03
Telegraphic News.
EASTERN STATES.

Enc @0s
New York, Oct. 25. The Tribune says
Morton 8 recovery il seriously doubted.
and il is admitted he constantly sntf-rs
great pair and seldom sleeps without
the nil of powerful opiates.
The Sun says the cigar makers ara
elated Money is pnnring III flem all
Quarters Three factories accede TO the
strikers demands.
Much alarm was created at the Park
Theater last evening by lond cry IT
fire. and for few moments the andi :
euce were greatly excited. Part Of the
scenery vas discovered to he in II blaze.
One of the FIRE patrol rushed ON the
stage and tore the burning canvass off
aud stamped out the fire with his feet
onietiue the fears of the audience.
The Times SAYS John Thomas, a
prominent mining operator. 81 Broad
street, has gone in,o Voluntary bank
ruprcy before Register Dwight. He
owes $S8 900. The value Of mis- assets
ia not known. They include the Cham
pion mine, in Eiko county. Nevada,
16. 432 shares of mining stock, and n
life insurance policy for $1,000
The Worlds Washington special says:
Troubles with the Apache Indians in
the Territories of New Mexico and Ari-
zona are nearly ended without the aid
of fresh troops from Washington. Sew
eral months ago abont $50 Apache In
dams were moved from Hot Springs
reservation, New Mexico. to San Carlos
reservation, Arizona The Indians did
not like the change and over a month
ago revolted and started back from San
Carlos to New Mexico. On tie way
they committed many depredations
stopped the Uuited States mail. robbed
and murdered. Troops were dispatched
to queli the difficulty About 40 H.
dams were killed, and a greater pnmber
of a band numbering 100 persons in all
surrendered at Fort McCre-, New Mex>
leo. Thirty savages of the company
are still at large. but the troops are after
them, end no further fears of an Indian
war are entertained.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Gen. o. o. How-
ard, who arrived from tbs west last
night, having either personally. or
through all officer. given ont, without
the consent OF knowledge of Gen. Sher-
idan, report made by himself to thai
officer concerning the Nez Perces war.
which at least gives a more fa;tering
account of his share in the hostilities
than was given in other reports, and the
Tribune having published that report
this morning. Gen. Sheridan has called
at tention to an old order which r1akes
such action mIsdt mearfor, punishable e
by dismissal. and that upon a repetition
of the otfense the fine and punishment
will be visited upon the head of the
!ransg-essor.
Miss Blaine, daughter of the Maine
congressman. accidentally shot herself
on the 25th inst.
New YoRK, Oct. Co. The Herdld's
San Antonio special says large band
of Mexican raiders are depredating near
Caetroville, about thirty miles west Of
there. The latest news from Fort Stocks
ton is that the stage between there and
Ell Paso has been captured and the dri'
yer killed. Preparations are going on
quietly to reinforce the rangers with at
least 900 men, as soon AZ the word is
given.
Tne Australian mail which arrived at
San Francisco on the 17th, left by the
Abyssinis Saturday. and will undoubt-
edly reach London in SO days from Mel
bourne. being by three days the short>
est time ever made.
AUGUSTA, Oct 25.- Surgeons have
probed the wound in Miss Blaine's head
but have been unable to find the ball.
the brain is feared. but the surgeons
give the family some hopes of her re-
covery.
NEWARK, Oct. &C. Richard E. Eells,
secretary of the plundered Rock Island
Savings Bank. has been held to bail for
perjury in making reports.
The synod of New jersey sustains
the Presbytery of New Brunswick in
suepending Rev. John Miller of Prince
ton. for heresy on the doctrine Of the
Trinity. by vote of 100 to 2.
RICHMOND, Oct. 26.- The programme
for the rt ception aud entertainment Mt OF
President HAYES is arranged. and the
affair will be elaborate, lasting three
days.
FrRvANp1NA, Oct. &c. Five new cases
of yellow fever to-day. Weather unfa.
vorable. Food is ful finished to 300 fam
lies.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Serafor Morton s
physician is in this city. He has hopes
of the 81 nator's recovery. but consid-
ers the case most remarkable and COM
plicated one.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. pa novel suit was
en- tered in the circnit court this morn-
in @ by Alex. S. Buchanan against Sab
lin, Singer & Co.. Wholesale clothiers
6f this city. The petition alleges that