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LOUISVILLE, KY, April IS, 1873.
II IL alleged that ds6cit OF $40, 600 has been dis.
covered In the accounts OF John s. Cain, Clerk
OF tho Circuit ana Common Pleas courta The
deficit is said 10 exist In what is known
as the jury fund, OF which Cain has
been Commissioner IL is also alleged that another
deficit OF 500 600 has been discovered IN bis accounts
while ca bier OF tho Gas Company some years
Cain claims the bank charged hts private checks
TO tho Jury und md that the 500 900 OF the Gas Com
panys funds used at the Instance OF the directors
10 have thor charter amended by the Logl stature
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A MILITIA COMPANY RUNNING ANUCK
Defencelees Negroes Shot Dead
on the Street.
LIST OF THE MURDERED MEN.
Arms for Defence Placed in the Hands
Of the Colored Miners.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD


CoyISaroS, KY, April is, 1873.
Al Coai Greek, Ind, mining town miles
south OF this place. IN Fountain county, yesterday
militia company, composed OF miners who partic-
pated in the strike year ago. had been drilling
during the day, and at night. whilo some of
them in o saloon with their arms stacked In
the corner OF them became engaged in an
alteration with . negro who had been sent in for
more liquor by party Of negroes who were having
a spree Tho quarrel grew out Of the old feeling be-
killing OF the negro
SHOOTING NEGROES ON SIGHT.
The whites then moved through the streets. shoot
,ug a. negroes sight, and killed two and NOR
tally wounded another
Tho Governor, in call for help. declined
order any until the Sheriff should signify his In
ability TO preserve order.
MILITIA AT THE SCENE.
Subsequently at the Sher,n's request militia were
ordered TO the scene arms provided for the
negroes to enable them defend themselves from the
miners II further occasion should arise.
There has been no further disturbance to-day. The
militia have patrolled the streets all day undor tho
sher's orders, and business has been generally sus-
pended. Seventy-hve rides have been placed In the
hands OF the black miners and supply OF ammunition
ID the ground There talk that outbreak OF hos
tlties Is not uncertain but the operators intend to
resume work tomorrow, the arms being provided as
mllitiamen.
LIST OF CASUALTIES.
DR.. G. 8. Jones. who accompanied the Coroner's
Jury, made report OF which the following is an Ab-
strac,:-
PHI. C0ZENS was shot twico through the head
from In front, once from behind. and received .
bayonst thrust IN the breast
THOMAS COOPER was shot 10 the back tho ball
passing upward and the tip OF the breast bore
JOHN MILES was shot through the from be-
hind, breaking tho SPINE ta@.e ~
DETAILS or THE AuRpERa
All tho murdered men were killed on the principal
streets Of stringsown within two hundred yards Of
each othor.
Coxsu's blood showed that he walked several steps
after being nrst shot.
Cooper dragged several yards after hs was shot
and left IN gully.
Mics dropped dead when shot,
AZ soon as the firing commenced the negroes sought
shelter, they having no means OF defence.
TUE WOUNDED.
A wounded man. named Peter Artis, Is doing well,
but tho greater part OF tho flesh being from his
hand, leaving tho shows bare. makes II very pain
full wound.
Buffalo Bill, white man, who was working with
the negroes, was hit with . heavy club and his
shoulder disiocatcd.
THE coRosKR's INQUEST
The Coroncr's Inquest completed to-day, and It
is believed q verdict has been agreed upon by tho
Jury, but information as TO what II Is cannot be oh.
tanned
Governor Williams has been earnestly solicited 10
SEND rspresen OF tho State authorities to OBJ
serve the condition OF things. and information
received this evening that tao Adjutant General
on his way here
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MIR. BLENNERHAssETr ENUMERATED.

CHICAGO, Ill, April Is. 1873
Correspondence from Washington published to-day
shows that the apimus Of the indictment found
against Hermana Biennerhassett. OF Now York, for
perjury In connection with the Cook County National
Bank statement, was personal rather than Judicial
that the both hero and NJ Wnshn Join
IN the opinion that could be sustained and that
should exonerated IRON the charge
ana freed from prosecution. District Attorney
Bangs, this account, has entered a noe prosequi
nm Il Indictment
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SITTING BULL UNHAPPY.

ST PAUi, Mimi, April Is, 1873.
An indian, brother Of Little Crow the Sioux chief,
has arrived In this city from Dakota he says that
., the spotted Tall agency lately ho met three Indians
who had lett sitting Ball In tho British pos
sessions ana returned 70 their hunting grounds
again under Suing Bull against their white brethren
They say that Sitting Buifs people are treated very
badly BY the English, and that sitting Bull has on.
pressed . determination 70 return 70 hts own lands
and there die rather than submit such treatment.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.

PRoyiDEScg, II. L, April Is, 1873.
Very early this morning Corporal Hassan sulih,
Turkish Arms Inspector, quarrclled with his mistress
and stabbed her repeatedly with a dirk, ana then
Jumped from the third story OF the house and broke
mis- sho udsr aud HIP Both will proba bly, recover.
suhh arraignsd In his coll and tho case continued
lar eram, uasion.
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DIED

PguGSEr-Ou Thursday, April IS, PIERRE Fam.
ERIc ARp,s aged g years, o months and IL days, Of
dipntheria youngest Of Alfred Peugnet and Of tho
latc Louise Arpin.
funeral private.
nor Other Deaths See E0lh Pdoe
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RAILWAY ROBBERY.

ToRoSro, Ont, April Is, is!s
A satehcl containing ST. 700 was snached from Row.
r. g. Pcily OF wailaceburg, on tho train today near
London. Tho thief escaped.
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HORSES FOR THE BRITISH

TRoY, April l8, 1873
Two hundred horses per week are being purchased
In Clinton, Essex and s. Lawrence counties, OF this
state, and n the western portion OF Vermont by
agents OF the English government. Tho animals arc
selected for cavalry purposes, and are sent ~ Now
York and philadelphia Tor transhipmenl
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BOLD ROBBERY.

PoUoHKkxrsfE, N. r., April u.s. 1873
Three entered grocery store AZ rishkiii Land
ing last night while u was open, and, driving the
clerk out at the muzze OF revoIvsr stole the money
drawer One was captured and sent 10 tho Albany
peniton tiary: the other svo oscapsd.
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DUTCH HARMON SENTENCED.

Troy, N. Y, April Is, 1878.
"Dutch" Harmon pleaded guilty to day in tho Court
OF Sessions TO indictments for burglary and grand
larceny and was sentenced to Dannemora Prison Tor
four years each Indictment, making cigut years
I'm All
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VERDICT FOR MISS GULICK.

Tho jury In the Gulick breach Of promise case, !
New brunswick, n. j., after being out twenty-nin
hours and u half gave a verdict yesterday Tor ID
plaintiff. Hiss Mary Louise Quick, Tor damages
the sum al 900
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THE MEXICAN BORDER.

RUMoRs OF MEXICAN AND INDIAN nAIpINa
PARTIEs-MURDER By DEsPERADoEs-
UNITED STATES CAVALRY ON THE LOOKOUT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April Is, 1873.
A despatch to The military headquarters from Fort
Duncan says
The Assessor Of this county, who just In from over
the river reports that party Of Indians crossed tho
Rio Grando on Saturday, about three miles above the
Ruiz ranch, sxty-ave miles below Fort Duncan. Yes
tsrday he saw Mexican thirty miles below here IRON
Lipan Indians and two Mexcans passed near that
place last week and that they told herder whom they
met that they were going to Texas on raid.
MURDER ny DxsPERADoxs.
Captain Sellers, NJ AcIntosh's, isiegraphs that 4
one sunday about sixty mites from Laredo despcra
docs. Lieutenant Bulls with . desatchmcnt Of the
and Lieutenant Bsrston lett there Sunday como
BY iho road any Iuaians have crossed the border
SKATER. Commanding.
There is every indication that before long the raid.
ers will be more numerous than over.
HORSES STOLEN by SUPPOSED RAIDERS.
CHICAGO. H., April Is, 1878.
General Ord teesraphed as follows 10 General
sheridan's headquarters ysstsrday:-
Tho commanding ofncer at Fort Clarke reports that
four horses were stoien within TOW hundred yards
of the posts there Saturday night Tho trail Vi the
thieves was followed tho Rio Graudr, and two Of
the were seen tho other side. The thieves
were W cross ara were recognized as Mexcans.
PURSUING THg RAIpERa
The commanding officer At Fort stockton reports
tina, Lieutenant Bigeiow, who, with a detachment,
has been 10 pursuit OF Indians who attacked the
mail rider near Esconddo. found part the mail and
re,urnsd TO Eacondido on the 10th INST
iSTKRcErriSo TIM aoBBERs.
the commanding ofncsr At Fort Concho reports that
the indians the vicinity OF Fagunas have been quiet
recently and that cavalry arc nov moving In that d.
rection, with orders TO attack aud pursue them
even 10 their reservation The ander OF the tort
has been advised the attack the mail Escon-
dido and will be In good condition 10 intercept the
mail robbers u they should move north
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BURGLARY by MASKED MEN.

RoDSkY, Ont, April Is, 1878
Four masked burglars entered the house OF Duncan
Campbell, farmer near this place, last night The
inmates were Inundated with revoIvers whiio tho
house ransackcd and piundercd. Inc robbers car
RED on 5000 In gold
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NEW DOLLAR COINAGE.

SAN fRAScisco, Cal, April is. ISIS
The coinage Of new dollars commenced at tnc Mint
yesterday, In the presence OF . number Of invited
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A FATAL MISTAKE.

TORONTO, Ont, April Is, 1878.
David Scott, resident or Gait, Ont, took four and
. hall grains OF morphine to-day by mistake Tor qul.
nine with a fatal result.
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GovERNoRsHIP OF OREGON.

San Francisco. April Is. 1873
A salem, oregon. despatch, says that In the Repao
rcan state Convention, Mr.. c. Q. Beekman, Of jack
son county, was nominated Tor Governor on the ntn
ballot
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ASCENDING MERCHANT ARRESTED.

TORONTO, Ont. April Is, 1875
w. H. Hyam, tho absconding ST. GATHERINGS dry
goods merchant, arrested hero to-day on tho
charge OF aeiraudng his creditors and handed over
to the Lincoln county auhorltics. His frauds amount
IN about SIS 900.
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Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours CON-
parison with the corresponding Of last year.
indicated by the Thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy.
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EMIGRATION TO THE NORTHWEST.

sr PAUL, Mimi, April Is, 1878.
Kmigrants are arriving here for the Northwest
country al the rate OF from 200 70 per day and
are also coming IN large numbers BY lake 10 Duluth
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Pirrsror. Pa. April Ia 1as

Pirrsros, Pa, April Is, 1873
the wyoming Methodist Episcopal annual Confer.
snos Is In daily session here and viii continue 70 st
during the week The atssndance 10 unusually large.
Dr. Newman, OF Washington. will lecture this even.
Ing
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A-AMIDoN. NO. 40 5rH Av., ANNOUNCES
the newest styles gentemens HArs for Easter. also
ati.t ally designed walking and riding HAS Tor iadica
Silk rsau rs 4. 1915.
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X V. PfERCk. VI. d.. Buffalo. y. v.
DsAR SIN For three VAS afflicted with scaly
eruption tho face aud pmpes. tried every physcian
and every remedy that could bear OF but 20 purpose
At tried your GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and
happily hstonishcd With the result. Ia months time
M face became smooth we'll and
bioch entirety disappeared regard II as the best
edy tn. world Tor diseases VI the blood Yours truly
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A-THE MOST ELEGANT HATS FOR GENTLE
men are manufactured aud sold w EsrENscHEID. iiS
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Average temperature yesterday 1900. bSA
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. a..
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A nEALrHFUL CLEARNEsS Is ACQUIRED By
the saow skin washed daily With GLESss SULPHUR soar
NEVADA CITY. NEVADA COUNTY. CAL. MAY
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ASPIRING STYLES GgSrLEMEN'J HATS
ready style and texture unsurpassed hBe silk HAr
BURKE. lll Hroadway.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF FANCY COOKED MEATS
sold by the pound At 100 9Th Easter saur
day 4. PEECkvAL Hotels and steamers supplied With
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National Republican., 1878-10-30
The Proposed Music Hall.

The public reservation bounded by Market
Space, Seventh street, Pennsylvania avenue,
and Eighth street is talked of by many persons
as a suitable site upon which to erect the pro.
posed nj Isle hall. 1t has been proposed by
some to ask Congress to donate the lot and to
have tho building known rs the National Mu-
sic Hall. Those In favor Of this location urge
that no better position could be selected. The
location Is central, besides althe tramway lines,
except the Columbia and Belt line, now run In
close proximity thereto. Tho Belt line will,
however In tho future, as there Is to be IN
extension Of that line down d street.
The lot affords an abundance Of room for
the erection Of an elegant and spacious struc.
turc, slopcs,from front to rear, and is Of Just
tho shape talked of for the now hall. Upon
this site the building would mako a ino ap.
prarance. being free from all conjunction with
other buildings, aud therefore could be seen
at great advantage.
Many of our merchants and business men
have long been Of the opinion that there are
too many vacant spaces OH Pennsylvania ave
nue.. The erection of tho thall, therefore
would be agreeable and beneficial, and serve L
beautify and set of our principal thorough
fares. If found necessary or deemed advisable
the lower or ground floor could lbe soAlaid ou
as to furnish several very handsome stores
which would readily find occupants.
National Republican., 1878-10-30
HOME AFFAIRS.
CTTr SOTES.

-"Johus" restaurant Fried oysters 25 cents
per dozen, In box. Seventh and D streets.
! The Marshal yesterday lbeled the sloop
Arthur T. Jones to satisfy the wages Of Will
liam Mason, cook, amounting to slOs.50
Pure Newfoundland Cod LIVER Oil at SOC
per bottle "a full pint, at Drew's drug store,
corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
A little colored boy named William Wood
sou attempted to snatch a lady's pOckctbook
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, yesterday. He was detected in
The act and arrested by Sergeant Gay.
John Brauscl, the man who was arrested
for working upon the sympathies of DIR. Sun
dcrlsnd to the extent Of q dollar, under false
pretcnses, was yesterday sent down for twenty
DAYS as a vagTant.
Elizabeth Milburn, the colored woman ar.
rested last Monday for an alleged fatal assault
on q child, at the house of Annie Murphy, was
committed until to-day, when the testimony
OF the physicians having knowledge Of the case
will be heard.
a number Of new social clubs has been
organized for tho season. There has been
sad drain OH the alphabet 10 furnish initial
titles for the clubs. The o. s. X. b. W. p. has
so far monOpolzed more letters than any other
one organization.
mittee appointed at the musical mass meeting
held at the Congregational Church, sub.com
mittees were appointed to prepare reports to
he submitted at the next meeting which will
be held November 4.
Yesterday afternoon q pair Of horses at
taohed to a lumber wagon standing on Riley S
wharf became frightened and dashed off at q
furious rate to the edge Of the dock, and were
only prevented from going overheard by conf
ing in contact with schooner which was ly-
ing close by the wharf.
About nine O'Clock yesterday morning a
boy named Charles Day, colored, was accident
ally shot in the left foot while passing Smith
Il Wesson seven shooter to his comrade, . boy
named Charles Reed. ut No. 1909 Eleventh
street. He was taken TO the Freedmans Hos.
pital by Officer Carruthers, Of the Second Pre-
Cinct.
~ revival Of religion has been progressing ng
fUr ,ome days At Uuion n. L. Church. In this
siiv. Twentieth street, near Pennsylvania ave.
nuc. The well-known evangelist, Rev. J. A.
Wood. author Of Perfect Love-" is now work
ing with the pastor nightly, with evidently in
creHsing interest. A great meeting Is ex'
prc.~l.
The Album, q weekly society journal, edit
eu hy Mr.. viii A. West, has made Its appear.
amcc as a forerunner Of the gayeties Of the
season. The sheet Is Of . convenient size and
very neat In appearance. Under Mr.. Vests
enu.blc management It Is expected that the
Aljum will eclipse all similar enterprises hith.
er'o foated out upon the uncertain sea of
Journalism in thislcity.
National Republican., 1878-10-30
AT QUARANTINE BELOW sr. Lours. NO..

Oct. ~. 1873.
Gorcrnor 4. R. SlepIcrd
Arrived all right Everybody we'll. VIII you
have the secretary Of War grant me ninety days
delay joining my station
LIEUTENANT CHARLES s. HALL.
Two hundred dollars was appropriated for
the relief of jackson, Miss.
Hon. q. K. Singleton, Representative from
Mississippi, called on Secretary Evarts yestcr-
day and detailed the sufierings and wants IN
various localities in his State ,Occasioncd by the
ravagcs OF yellow fever. On the recommends
tion of Mr.. Singleton the Secretary remitted
| from the fund intrustcd TO him as follows !:
| Canton, $500; Port Gibson, $500; Lake, $500 /;
Osyka, 500, and Grecnville, $3.50.
Later IN the day Colonel J. 8. Hamilton, Of
Jackson, Miss, where the pestience is raging
| with undated fury, visited the Secretary, and
at his instance $3.50 were remitted to the
| mayor OF that city.
The distribution Of funds by Mr.. Evarts Is
| timely, and will be the means Of affordng
great relief, particularly because the funds OF
committees generally have lbeen exhausted,
aud frost having appeared, there Is believed to
be no necessity for further contributions. The
fact Is, however, that great destitution and
suffering must be endured by many people In
the stricken districts for weeks after the
scourge has entirely abated.
| The treasurer Of the Relief Commission was
authorized yesterday to pay the DRAFT Of w, ii.
Bliss, United States district attorney, st. Louis
Mo-, for s., 800, the balance due for payment
of charter, hire of pilots, and repairs to the
relief boat John NJ. Chambers.
National Republican., 1878-10-30
Saks, the glOtnipr.

The success which has attended tho enter
prise of our energetic merchant Mr.. 4. Salss,
seems quite remarkable but to those who
know him and his methods Of doing business
it IS easily understood. To do business In a
straightforward manner, relying upon small
PROFITS to make a good return in large sales
to have the best of goods on his shelves and the
best of workmen in his shops; to advertise
literally and persistently, thereby letting tho
public know that he can offer them superior
bargains-thcse are the principles upon which
his success is founded. Mr.. Saks now has two
mammoth establishments In this city, 92l
Pennsylvania avenue and 3iG Seventh street,
and seems determined to keep beyond the
reach of competition. 1t Is well known that
for style of cut, quality Of goods aud work.
msnship and lowness Of price, Saks has never
been excelled. He has now a line Of goods OF
the most elegant description just imported
from Europe, and carefully selected by Mr.
| Saks In person,
National Republican., 1878-10-30

The TX l." Club was organized for the com.
ing season at a meeting held last Friday, at
the residence OF General Gusts, No. 604 East
Capitol street. Tho following officers were
elected for this year: William W. Dodge, esq,
president; J. A. Ashley, yico-preSiaonti E. B.
O!ds, secretary; Miss Villa Custls, assistant
secretary, and II. W. Olds, editor of the Owl
An executive committee of seven members, In
Guiding the president as chairman, were elected
as follows W. W. Dodge, Miss V. c. Custis, /
G. Kimball, jr., f. b. Olds, Miss George Adds
and Miss Holen Kimball. Three new mem
bcrs were admitted. After the business wal
over the following programme OF entertain
ment was carried out: Reading, by Mr.. Mason
Miss X. s. Olds, and Mr.. J. A. Ashley music,
by Mrs. X. y. Olds aud Miss Chester; recita'
ton Of Mrs. Maloney on the Chinese Ques
ton" by Miss Helen Kimball, and whistlinG
solo by Mr.. Henry W, Ods. The remainder o
the evening was devoted to dancing.