The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-10

tons IN New Mexico, especially in LIE
coin county, to disperse and retire
peaceably to their respective abodes On
or before noon of the thirteenth in
slant. The Secretary of War sub Sc
quently addressed a letter TO Gen.
sherman officially advising the latter
of the Presidents proclamation, which
the Secretary says is preliminary to
the employment of troops to preserve
the peace and enforce the laws. In
case the disturbances continue after
the time named the President directs
that instructions be given 10 the prop
er military officer, that after the time
above named has expired he will
proceed to disperse by military
force such unlawful combinations.
General Sherman has accordingly in
structed the brigadier general COM
handing the department of Missouri to
enforce, If necessary, the conditions an.
nOuuced by the President.
A telegram to the internal revenue
bureau from Agent Chapman at Spar
tansburg, S. c., says he has just re-
turned from raid in Polk county,
North Carolina, where he had captur-
ed about 400 gallons of whisky.
| The Treasury permits the collectors
office for the eighth district of Tennes-
see 10 be removed from Mckenzie to
Nashville. The proper location for
this office is Memphis, but it has been
removed several times on account of
the fever.
The Treasury Department has been
informed of the murder by Mexicans of
Walter Henry, native of Texas. The
crime was committed near the town of
Saragossa.
AdvIces to the Indian Office say the
reports of the Red Cloud Indians be-
Ing on the warpath are unfOunded or
at least premature.
Nlscount Noqueiras, recently ap.
pointed Minister from Portugal to the
United States, presented his creden-
tials to the President to-day. The
usual formal speeches were made.
The Cabinet to-day discussed the
subject of finances as connected with
the governments receipts and expendi-
lures. 1t was agreed that the esti-
mates for the next fiscal year should be
at the lowest practicable figures in con
sequence OF the falling off in the reve-
nues.
New YORK, October THE South
ern relief committee of the Chamber of
Commerce to-day decided to send re-
mittances amounting altogether to
$1050 to several small Southern towns |
and villages in need. Subscriptions re-
celved to-day by the committee
amount to about 800.
The Democratic State Committee |
met to-day at the Astor House and or
ganized by electing VIM. Presnell, of
Rochester, permanent chairman; Hen
ry A. Gumbleton, secretary, This is a
victory for the anti-Tildsn men, as their
candidate for chairman was Gen.
Faulkner, and for secretary Daniel
Manning. The committee have de-
clded to have their headquarters in
this city.
OMAHA, October 9.-A dispatch from
Capt. Thornburger says the Indians
have scattered. 1t confirms previous
kilograms, but gives nothing later.
Carleton's command by this time has
reached the country between Snake
creek and the Mobrara river, through
which the Indians are expected to pass.
CINCINNATI, October S.-Three dep
uty United States marshals from In
dianapolis appeared at North Vernon,
Indiana, yesterday and arrested Jos.
III. Wickerson, the Democratic candi-
date for county treasurer; DIR. G. II.
Willes, Democratic candidate for Rep
resentative, and other prominent poll
ticians, for alleged attempts to colonize
repeaters.
LOWELL, Mass, October S.-The
Greenbackers of the seventh district
nominated A. w. Stevens, locomo-
tive engineer, Ex-Congressman Tar
box, who was q candidate, was de-
feated.
ST. LOUIS, October S-The Repub-
licans of the second district renomi-
mated Nation Cole.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, October S.-The Re-
publlcans of the thirteenth district
nominated John II. Ketchum.
Vaudeville, October s. Frank
Goodbee was shot through the heart
and instantly killed by George Cheval-
lion in an alteration growing out of a
discussion as to the propriety of call
ing on the Howard association for aid.
Boston, October ga serious acct
dent occurred this evening on the Old
Colony Road, to a crowded excursion
train returning from the Silver Lake
rowing match between Reagan, of Bos-
ton, and Davis, of Portland. Twenty
cars went off the track. 1t is rumore9
that forty-two persons were killed and
a Reagan boatman fatal ilS
New York. n ~tUDer 8. - Further
testimony was given in the Vanderbilt
will case to-day, tending to show tie
Commodors's partiality for spiritual
ism, and also for such influence on
him in disposing of his estate.
LONDON. October S.-A dispatch to
the Duly Telegraph says that conster-
nation has been produced in Count
Andrassy's camp and considerable irri-
tation in the public mind, by Turk
ish circular sent to the powers re-
questing them to compel Austria to
conform to the requirements of the
at the congress, and
stop the advances and exercises of her
troops pending the discussion of the
powers, and declaring that unless this
is done the Porte will consider Austria
a violator of international law.
Count Andrassy last week assured
Herr Tia, the Hungarian Premier,
that the conclusion of the convention
with Turkey was regarded as a moral
certainty and its failure is likely to have
a very great influence on the HungarI-
an crisis.
There is an impression in Hungary
that Austria is in danger of drifting
into war with Turkey, hence the anx-
iety to prevent operations against Novl
BlZar.
LONDON, October ga Berlin dis
patch to the Pail Mall Gazette says the
socialist journals advise their followers
since the passage of the anti-socialist
bill to emIgrate to the United States
and Asia Minor.
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