, 1878-09-21
General News.

the fever have left our city without
government or proper officer to protect
the property of absent citizens. which
IS now exposed to the burglar and
thief. The house of Gen. Waltham was
entered by thieves last night and des-
poiled of property to the value OF $500.
Several stores filled with large stocks
have been burglarized lately. The How
ard association cannot carry on the city
government, hence We may expect simi-
lar acts to occur more frequently here
after. Our city has been provided lib
orally by the sympathetic people Of the
country with funds and supplies OF
every kind. and We are, indeed, thank
ful, When our relief committee ran
away they deposited about So, 900 of the
Grenada sufferers money in Memphis
bank. The money cannot be drawn
without their check and they cannot be
found. There is also deposited here In
Lakes bank over 5000 of the Grenada
fund, but money cannot be drawn. A
touching incident has been related IL
Illustrating the love of animals for human
beings. A prominent citizen. Mr..
Hughes, after sickness of some days,
died of yellow fever. He owned setter
dog, and when the body of its master
was lowered into the earth the DOG
stubbornly remained at the grave, and
although tempted by food, refused to
part from the spot where his master
lay. After few days the dog was dis
covered lying dead in the vicinity OF
the grave.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. H. The fol-
lowing special telegram from Bismarck
has just been received by the Pioneer
Press: The terrible stor; Is not credited
here, though the sender of the dispatch
is leading citizen of Bismarck and
generally trustworthy. The brother OF
Senator Dorsey. who returned ON
Keogh by the Custer trail to-day states
that reports reached Keogh about the
5th that Gen. Miles AID an excursion
party were surrounded by Eannocks IN
the Yellowstone Park and 27 of the
escort killed. A lot of Cheyenne In
dams and two companies of mounted
iufantryowere sent from Keogh to his
relief: Mrs. Miles, a daughter of Gen.
Sanborn of st. Paul and other ladies
were in the Miles party.
BozEMAN; Mont. Sept. ia Conrier
extra says: From Capt. Browning we
learn that on Sunday last Gen. Miles
had battle with Bannocks on Soda
Butte creek near Clark's Fork. Thir-
teen Indians were killed, and the whole
party 81 in all captured. Miles losses
were Capt. Andrew S. Bennett killed, /,
and one soldier mortally wounded.
Miles force numbered 81 men and q
few scouts.
LONDON, Sept. 11.-Later advices
from Constantinople give further de>
tails attending the death of Mehemet
Ali Pasha. It seems that at GusiDje.
PLAYA and Kolasin. even before the ar"
rival of Mehemet Ali complete anarchy
had gained the upper hand, and upon
his arrival in Jokova he found the
greatest excitement prevailing among
the inhabitants. He Was violently up>
braided with having come to Albania to
hand over land to the Servians. The
agitation went on increasing finding
vent especially in vehement abuse OF
Abdullah Pasha, Mehemet Ali's adju-
tant. The house selected by Menemit
Ali for his lodging was fired by Albians
of Jokovo and Ipek. Then a fight
began between the incendiaries and
Mehemet Ais escort in which 20 men
of the latter fell towards evening:
Through Intervention of some Ulmas
the conflict was appeased, the insur>
gents promising to observe cheerful
attitude.
About 6 o'clock in the evening how
ever, in Jokova, where Mehemet Ali
still remained, struggle broke out
afresh, resulting in the death Of Abdul
lab Pasha with several officers of escort
and the house in which they took ref
uge was fred. Mehemet e. s1cce aded
!, escaping from the burning building
and in concealing himself in a shed
close by, but his hiding place was soon
discovered, and he was mercilessly put
to death.
The Albanian League is said to num-
Der 1900 Uhlmen, equipped men. de-
termined to resist the occupation Of
their territory by any Christian power.
There is much talk Of Servia and Nom
tenegro cooperating with Austria.
There are $1,000 insurgents with forty