Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-06-19

Danclal question; demanding tho
peal Of the state act which restricts ~ re-
further expaDsion Of the soldiers, ne
phans' home; extending greeting 70 VI VI
southern members Of congress VIZ ~ sie
posed the Potter resolution. and Up up
ing reconciliation between the n"sa
and south; tariff for reyenna
and incidental protection , ~
home industries, sufficient annrons;
atoms to carry on the public works. pn
qualified condemnation of the inve s';'
CATION into electoral frauds: Pres;ds.ul.
Hayes title settled by congress canul u.
be disturbed or questioned: exnreS";o ao'
of complete confidence in HAYES s'v na
triotism, political purity and pacifcapt o-
~ measures; strong denunciaiion Of tbo
act Of the democratic legislature in ,ae
districting the state. ~
DEATH OF VIM. CULLEN BRYANT
A New York dispatch dated the 1o,h
states that William Cullen BRYANT J;ai
at his home in that city at 5:S5 this
morning. ~
DEAD MOLLIE.
A Pottsville, Pa, dispatch of the I'M
inst, says Dennis alias Buckley Donnal
~, of Schuylkill county, a Mollie Ma.
guire, was hanged this morning The
execution had been postponed twice hv
the Governor. AS the drop fell Don
nelly struggled horribly and SLOWLY
strangled to death. The body was taken
in charge by brother of the deceased
The execution was comparatively nr;.
vate.
g.. MEXICAN TROUBLE.
A Galveston News Laredo special of
the 11th says. a courier brought news
yesterday to the effect that Col. Algeria
and $50 government troops attacked
200 revolutionists under Cared Apula
at q place called Los Ladrons, and 40
miles north of New Laredo, and after
severe engagement completely routed
them, making many prisoners and
capturing arms, horses, etc. Mapy arc
reported killed and wounded on both
sides, but details are wanting. There
was great rejoicing in New Laredo on
the receipt of the above news.
.. PEACE IN CUBA.
Advices from Madrid, OF the 10th
inst, states that in consequence ofthe
favorable news from Cuba, the Spanish
government has granted amnesty to
all press offenders, and ordered the
liberation of Creoles imprisoned for re-
bellion. National rewards will be voted
Captain General Jovellar and General
Martinez Campos."
AT HAVANA.
Advices of the 10th report the sur
render Of the remnants of the insur
gents, thereby re-establshing the
pacification of the whole island
A TIE Deum was sung this morning in
the Havana Cathedral for the restora.
ton of peace in the presence Of the
Captain General, authorities, and
large congregation. Private reports say
Martinez CampOs arrives in Havana
about the middle of the week. He
now engaged in the peace festivities at
Santiago de Cuba.
THE INDIAN WAR.
A Boise City dispatch of the 10th
inst. says the Indians have gathered in
stong force at Juniper Mountain; COL
Bernard is watching them, with his
command. Nothing is known here of
the condition of affairs at the Lava bed.
Capt. Harper, who went out from Silver
City yesterday with twenty men, to at
tack the Bannocks, reported at South
Mountain, sent back for reinforcement,
and party of seventeen men went by
way Of Flint district to Join Capt Har.
.per's company. On the way they came
upon body of Indians, estimated at
one hundred, four miles east Of the
South Mountain, on Rail creek. Ina
fight the volunteers lost one killed ard
six missing; the volunteers were
worsted and had to fall back They do
not know whether any Indians were
killed, or not. Great excitement pre-
walls in Silver City over this news.
Gen. Towards daily expected column
from Oregon is reported at Baker City,
$50 miles from here.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
A San Francisco dispatch. dated June
10th, says Col. Summers first U. 5. cav
airy and three companies of infantry
from Angel Island, and the troops sta
toned at Benlcia, have gone forward 70
reinforce the troops in Idaho.
NINE DISASTER.
London advices Of the Sth saya frigh,
full explosion in the coal-pit at HaydocH
to-day shook the earth for miles around
The first explorer descended the shan
five minutes after the explosion, anu
others followed. Ten men were res
cued alive and sent to the surface;
One died almost Immediately, ana
another suffered much from afterdamp'
Eight other men are alive, and have
taken refuge in working of the NINE
Two hundred and thirty-two are desu.
Explorers state that they found bsdies