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New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
CRIMES AND cAsUALTlhs-BY rEIEGRAPH.
TWO crrLnREN RrRNEn TO DEATH

TWO CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH
YANDiLIt, I'LL, May Way Two T. Two cnlldrea oi Frank
playing in a cIib dned with oorn.husks
A Wholesale sORTIE FROM JAIL.
BRYAN, Tex, May l2.-Last night all the prison.
eonees ed in The a oyercame secured jae. Ci
BAD M1scALcU LArToY.
MACON, Co., MAY l2.-lhe jall at Cochran was
long was buried death II supposed he fired the j In
''-'' ~ ''sli sHoT ,' BY HIS BRorHER.1NLAw.
BUFFALO, y. u, May l2-Wlllam H. Bru'h, q
feared ajay by his brother nlaw, Ems Hampton ths
morning during family quarrel ...
HANGED BY \ MOB IN THE STREET
SmNrY, Neb., May 12.-CharleS Reed. who was
IN jan her. ;oT hayns murdered Herr LSog aas been be
se!SgrapR % pole IN the main street
A son OF DIR. \, B. HARVEY DROWNED.
gssa son S q DE-, R ~ B. ~ Harvey % POSsSgSgs NJ. Mas
SToSgd 10 Ia I9 Wa Ss T be sSs boat qS shore LIS
ABAD RECORD FOR YOUNG MAN.
SOUTH ADAMS, Mass. MAY l2,-Nllham L. But
I Williams College arrested last nsas
a charge Of obtaining goods by false pretenee'
A CHARRED BODY IN A BURNED BvILDING.
FILM, Mich, May l2.-ILrec brick buildings,
by Walker DuIand and an Eastern man were burned
death His chaifed remains cundin one the
ROUGH on THE HUSBAND
PROyIpENCE, X. l., MAY I2.-A Lime Rock last
evening arsT Sns diss @ VIII Sit MTs ln5 honss
him twice with revolver woandins HIN severely IN tho
Tvo MEN POISONED FOR LOVE OF A THIRD.
WATfRrOHN, y. Y. May -. Mrs. Charles Mer-
rr copes 10 lay she h5 mpted To poison her
husband she virtually admitted ia,ng killed her bother
iaaw She duplicates Winthrop ~ Merrihe~ cousin WAC
Was ia love with her.
A TRAGIC RETURN FROM THE HUNT
ST. LOUIS, Nav PA parry OF TX men, VINO haI
been hunting Illinois crossed tae aver ~ sSlI While
their boat upset
onr az The mon John nicauz, Herman Masters ana Two
others we're dIOWned.
THE KILLING OF A WIFE AND 4 SUICIDE.
NnpwICu Conn., May l2.-Andrew Manning, q
di.tipa,e factory operatives Danle!sonvne conn quar-.
relied with hs vile to-day, aud struck LEI on inc AtsI WIN
an axe kuu her Instantly lie tAeA I'm - ahelshO0shx
uouL and uroN ncd himself.
A swINDLER IN CALIFORNIA
SAN Fp,NClsCu MAY IA mIUdlc-agcd man
was arrested this afternoon Tor obtaining money non persons
g. ~. E,t by Whiting letters reporting lhv death q friends
- ma rrons 10 whom the letters AL lt ID @4d askuz
FOR a remittance 10 cover funeral eApehHe-. ,'N'
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FOREIGN NOTES.
The British iron-clad Iron Duke, which

LONDON, Monday, May IL, 1873.
The British iTOn-ciad Iron Duke, which
went ashore at Shanghai, has been 1Oated.
spizza was formally surrendered Sunday by ths
Turks the Ausrans and the Austrian troops entered
the place unOppOsed.
The Emperor OF Austria has consented to arbitrats
between Great Britain and Nicaragara respecting the
differences arising out OF the Treaty OF Friendship,
Commerce ana Navigation between those countries In
1860.
Lord George T. Hamilton Vce-Presidcnt OF the Coun,
c to-day stated the House OF Commons that various
cattle cargOes recently arrived from America
found TO be suffering with pleuro-pneumona.
Intelligence from Turkestan represents that tho
Chinese troops nave been twice successfully attacked by
the Khlrgiz tribes from the Andjau district who
hold Kashgar. 4 Chinese army Of 10000 men Is
ouceutrdted on tue Eece River.
dispatch from SimOn's Bay, Cape OF Good Hope,
dated April 2S says there has been fresh lighting.
Lord Chelmsford and Prince Louis Napoleon have gone
to Kambula. Tie news from the Transvaal T. eucOur-
aging The Doors nave broken up their camp and re-
turned home.
The principal part Of the Town of Irbit, n Russian
town the border Of the Government If Perm,
at the confluence OF the Irbit and NoIva Rivers
destroyed by fire Friday. The population OF IlbIt
about 900.
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purposes, ssoaOo5 700; total annual interest saved.

purposes $685. 7OO total annual interest saved
S13,63S, ,651.
The subscriptions 10 the per cent refundng certih
Gates since Saturdays report have amounted to Sl4
2S0 Tie deliveries Of certificates to-day from the bu-
Of Engraving and Printing were S6sOOOO orders
for $500 900 from depostore designated to-day could
not be filed. About thirty additional moneyorder post
offices have been designated public deposores 10
receive subscriptions the per cent refundng cert-
Gates Among them ROckand. Me-, Poughkeepse,
n. Y. Canandaigua, N. Y, and Westchester, Penn.
The following notice holders OF 500 bonds OF the
United States maturing after July l. 1879. was Issued
this afternoon:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
WASHINGTON, d. c., May II, 1879 ,
Notice is hereby gwen that the following descripe9
500 registered and coupon bonds, consos OF lO| au
1865 embraced IN the ninetyourth m ahe the
Sd and 4th days Of July next Will be redeemed at tns
Treasury Department in Washington on the Let day OF
July next, with interest to the date OF maturity OF Se
112O0I TO No. 12s 1913, both inclusve $l00 NO. 10
00I to No. $4,000 both ineinsiye 5000; oSS Zoo
No. No 2os.OO1 O to 3 40. l2o. both inclusive
Registered bonds-$5O No. 25I No. 279, both IN
elusive 800, No 527O1 TO No. % 500, both incusy
No "A col TO No. 44732, both inclusive; $4,000, NO
16.451 to No 1926, both inclusive.
Consols OF 1868, Coupon bonds-s5O, NO 10 no
inclusive; $500, No. to No. 1911, both inclusive
81 900, No TO No 26455 both inclusive Registered
bondsS50O, No. TO No 2,0S7, botn inclusive; SlO1o
No TO 1888, both Inclusive $4,000, No. TO No.
SIG, both inclusive; $4,000, No to No. 26l3, DOth
The usual semiannual schedules for the payment Of
interest the abOvenamed registered bonds Will not
be prepared heretofore but in lieu thereof the SIX
months interest due July I, together with the intere,
from that date tothe maturity OF the DondsWh DC pao
with the principal to the holders Of tho bonds at the
time OF presentation,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
REPUBLICANS GRATIFIED.
NO WORD EXCEPT THAT or PRAISE FOR THE PRES
IDENT-WHAT GENERAL HAWLEY sAYs-THE

NO WORD EXCErT THAT OF PRAISE FOR THE PRES
IDENT-WHAT GENERAL HAwLEY sAYs-THE
DEMOCRATS IN CONFUSION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
WASmNGION, May 12.-There is great rejoicing
among the Republicans in Congress tonight. A
gsat victory in an election would not have gwen
more miver al satisfaction than the events of to-
DAY. The effect Of the Presidents last veto
message is much greater than it otherwise
would have been because until within
day or two cit has not been anticipated
Ncomes with unexpected force to sustain the Re
pubhcans in the position they had taken, and to
ecniound the Democrats, who had hoped for the
approval Of this bill, Inch they were about ready
TO accept as the basis Of a compromise
The Republicans, without exception, stalwarts
and hberais-if il is proper any longer TO
make such diyisiOn-thOse who denounced
Ihe Military Interference bl socalled, when II was
his reported and those who Thought that the Pres
lGent ought 10 sign it, unstntcd III their praise
ol the Presidents message. To quote what one or
'"O OF thom say about 1t is 10 give the sentiments
mot the words, Of all.
The message was received with general manifest
tlons Of approval by the Republicans. Each OF
a. several points. made with 50 much force, called
-0iIh loud clapping Of hands. and when the sigma
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LILLE REEIrNnING OF THE DEBT.

rgr ANNUAL SAVING OF INTEREST As THE RESULT
OF THE LAST TWO YEARS WORK $l3,63s,OOO
A TREASURY CIRCULAR.
WAsHINGToN, May 12.-The following state
ment of the fundrr operations since March l. 1871
has iust been issue. by the Treasury Department;
,n,ount of A. Der cent bonds sold In 1877. since
ur~h for r,niing 52Os, 500, 900, ,OO0 annual inter
est saved, al ,42j, 600.
Amount OF per cent bonds sold IN ls'I Tor relund
ir 100 $50 900 600; annual interest saved, $1,000
900. ~ -
Amount of per cent bonds sold In 1873 for rounding
500 900 900; annual interest saved, 81 100000.
Anouut of per cent bonds sold In 1879 Tor reundng
52Os 1919. .2G9 400; annual interest saved 4oo5eS
Amount Tor fefunding lO-iGs, Sl0l,5OG.3OOj annual
Interest saved, 81 .0io,GO3 . 80
Amount for Tcundiug per cent loans, 1898, YOU
900; annual interest saved, -, 600.
Total bonds sold since March l. 1877, for refundlng
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
INDUSTRIAL WORKS BURNED.

DETROIT May ia fire in East Saginaw
this afternoon destroyed large steam salt block and
two drill houses of Sears Holland together with 1000
barrels of salt also frame boardinghOuse and small
grocery and dwelling adjoining Loss $20,OOO lnsur-
ance $4,000
LITTLE Rock, Ark. May 12.-By the burning OF
Huycks shngle mill, miles east Of this place.
sxty-two men have been thrown out Of employment
Loss Sl5, 900 insurance, $4,000
PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-About II o'clock last night
fire occurred IN porter and ale brewery Of Sebastian
Nagle, at Roxborough, and the place was completely
destroyed The building a twO-stOry stone struc-
lure 15OX60 feet, and was well stocked Ihe loss on
stock aud building will amount to ABOUT S23 OO0 which
is fully covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
THE SITUATION IN RUSSIA.

LONDON. Tuesday, May 13, 1870.
Berlin dispatch to The Standard says po-
ltical murders Russia have been recently confined 10
the provinces the stringent adopted against
them seeming to have cowed the conspirators in St.
PETERSBURG The Car has decreed that prisoners tried
by court martial must be doomed or acquitted within
tWentyOuf hours and the sentences must be executed
within twenyfour hours from the time they are pro-
nOuuped.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
LATEST FROM INDIAN TERRITORY.
THE RAILROAD MEN SAY THAT o,OOo WHITES HAVE
IsvApRD TIE TRRRIToRY-TuE NUMBER EX-
AGGERATED.

ISVADED TIE IERRlIORl-IuE NOhDEi' La
AGGEBATED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
W.sHlNGroN, May 12.-Rcprescntatives OF the
railroad companies which are interested in the
opening of the Indian Territory to white settle
ment dscaim all direct responsibility for the at
tempted invasion of that Territory by whites. These
gentlemen say. however. that they do not
disapproye of this movement Their latest In
formation. received to-day is that already about
five thousand persons have entered the Territory
This Spring. that they have been well received by
the Sac and Fox Indians and that the settlers are,
generally speaking, composed of excellent material
many of them being Kansas farmers. 1t may be
said however, that intelligence received to-day at
tbe War and Interior Departments indicates that
instead of there being 5000 intruders IN the Ter
ritory. there are less than one hundred families
General Pope writes that these will be removed very
sneediIy The excitement on the Kansas border
does not appear to diminish. 1t Is undoubtedly
fo.ter.d by speculatOrs who are anxious TO dispose
of arms and goods to the emigrants,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
TIE PROPOSED GERMAN TARIFF.

BERLIN, Monday May tt 1873.
The Reichstag has adopted the motion Of
Herr LOewe TO refer the Tobacco bill TO special COM
mitee. The Customs, Taxation and Judicial Commit
tees the Bundesrath have decided 10 support Prince
Bsmarcks bill eyyng Professionally and bY anticipation
all the duties liked in the Tariff bill.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, MAY I3, 1879.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL NEWS.

GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL NEWS.
SENATOR WINDOW MAKES A SARCASTIC SPEECH
SILVER, THE INDIAN TERRITORY, The DEBT
MINOR NEWS.
The Legislative bill was discussed in the
United States Senate yesterday, and Mr..
Window made a speech full of sarcasm on the
political legislation proposed in it. He
particularly criticised Senator Hill. Reports
from the Indian Territory differ to
the number of white people who
have recently moved in; General Pope is con-
fident that lac can soon move them all out,
no matter how many there are of them. The
Government saves over $13, 100000 year
by the refunding of the debt. A report has
been made on an investigation Of the De-
partment of Agriculture.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
A PLAGUE RAGING IN THE CAUCASUS.

Intelligence has been received from Titiis
that disease with terrible mortality is raging in ten
villages the Caucasus. A solemn procession OF holy
pictures has been held IN the district of Gor and
prayers offered for the preservation Of the Inhabitants
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
THE SCENE IN THE HOUSE.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUYE.I

,,.cpy FACES oN THE DEMOCRATIC SIDE OF THE
cnANBEE-THE ATTEMPT TO PASS THE ARMY
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CARDINALS AND PRELATES APPOINTED.
DIR. NEWMAN ELEVATED TO THE RANK OF ClRDI-
RoMr. Monday. Nay y. 1870.

ROMr, Monday, May -, 1879.
At the Consistory held to-day the Pope ap-
pointed five Cardinal Priests and three Card nal Dca-
Among the Cardinals the Rev. Dr. John Henry
Newman, Of England and the Rev Dr.. Hevzenr nroether.
The Pope also appointed several pelates for vacant
Sees. DR.. McCabe has been made Archbishop OF Dub
lin; DR.. Woollock Bishop OF Ardagh. and Cardinal
HohenlOhc, Bishop OF AlbanO
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH CRISIS ABATING.
THE POPE ANNOUNCES SEVERAL NEW cARDIyA
III 1T. I.1.

THE POPE ANNOUNCES SEVERAL NEW CARDINALS
AND BIsHoPs-ANoTHER RUSSIAN PLAGUE.
The differences in the French Cabinet are not
deemed very grave They refer to the control Of tho
police. which some members of the Cabinet are dis
posed to take from the Municipal Council, in
order to satisfy those Senator'S who fear the return
of the Chambers to Paris. The Pope has appointed
several cardinals and prelates. Among the former
Is DIR. Newman. species Of plague is raging in the
Caucasus.
THE THREATENED CRISIS IN FRANCE.
THE EXTREME LEFT LIKELY TO GAIN MORE POWER.
LONDON. Monday. May H. 1879.
The Paris correspondent of The Manchester
Guardian says The differences in the French Cabinet
exaggerated. There Is undoubtedly difficulty, bus
crisis. The subject OF the difference, although Of
secondary Importance, peculiarly delicate. Before
the Parliamentary the Cabinet proposedin order
furnish guarantees to those who fear tic
return of the Chambers to Paris to frame law with
drawing the administration Of the Prefecture OF Police
from the Municipal Council and placing IL in the hands
OF the Government The Moderate Republican members
of the Cabinet desire TO put the project Ia executions
the advanced Republicans oppose II, and the latter are
in the majority. II unlikely that this VIII DO
permitted To disrupt the Cabinet. Undoubtedly tao
withdrawal of the control Of the Police from the Iunl-
cpa Council would lead to conflict Win the latter,
excite strong emotion in Paris, and seeds Of di.
cord among the Governments supporters. The differ
NJ lie Perc Minister OF tho latCri0r had not the bal
ance OF opinion In tho Cabinet undergone change.
The majority being with him. the matter Will likely
be arranged"
Most of the special correspondents AZ Parts think tho
Cabinet will be reOrsanized in the direction OF the ex-
treme Left.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
INC annointments at the Consi.tory yester-

day OF than ordinary interest. The eleva-
ton the eminent author and divine John Henry New
man. to the rank OF Cardinal has been regarded
tain since February last. when the dignity offered
him. Cardinal Newman is now in Rome. Prior 10 his
departure from England he was presented with con-
gratuatory address by several Irish members OF Para-
mcLt. II il understood that two English nObemcn
have offered to place his disposal ample means % de-
fray the expenses appertauing 10 bis rank. Cardi
nal HOhenlOhe who has been made Bishop ~ AlbanO,
Italy. il a member OF ancient house, which holds
prncely rank IN Bavaria. d.. McCabe who succeeds
the late Cardinal Cullen as Archbishop Of Dublin,
one Of the VicarsGeneral in that diocese. lie holds
liberal opinions I'm politics. and Is greatly esteemed ny
the people The Rev. DE- WoOdlOcl who Is made Bishop
OF Ardagh, Rector OF the Catholic University Of Dub
lin
New-York tribune., 1879-05-13
TILE VETO MESSAGE.

THIS BILL, LIKE THE PREVIOUS ONE UNCALLED
FOR AND NNECEssARY-ELECrIONS SHOULD
BE FREE.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

SENTINEL, January 25: The South ern Pacific RIilroad is still receiving Ice from Prosser Creek, for use on its Arizona passenger trains next summer.
 Phenix has been designated by Judge Porter as Ihe place for holding terms of the United States court in and for the Second Judicial District of Ari. ZOna.
 Next Monday four-horse coaches are promised all the way from Adonde to Tucson. They are running as far as Flureuce now. The increase of travel into Pima county has nece>si- tated corresponding increase of iacilI- ties for transporting passengers.
 The Utah So Ithern railroad Is about to be extended from York, it's present terminus, to Frisco, point l55 miles nearer ihe Arizpna line. This move will bring that road within 40 miles of the immense copper mine> near Grand Gulch and Sun-ap Butte, in Muhave cnunIy; and to the great cnal-fields underlying the northern part of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE Yuma Sentinel, referring to THE CITIZENS able review of the Gov ernor's message. speaks derogatnrily of said review, and fairly pleads the baby act for his excellency. O, well. now, if you take us in that way we have nothing 10 say. We were merely treating Governor Fremont aS q man and Governor, responsible and full grown, snd having to do with men and principles. We were commenting in inc usual tone of THE CITIZEN IL is necessary tn have some one paper at least in the Territory wilh some back hone. some set principl and some manliness. We supposed when Cover nor Prem mt came here. with hls staff and accompaniments, he was full grown man, and would welcome man Iy treatment and advice. We are not at all hopeless yet in the case moi ~ithstanding ihe Senlinefs insulting placing of the Governor.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
Roads.

An evil precedent or example is far
 reaching in effect. Following the ex. ample of 1877, we see that this present
 Legislature is going into the road
 building business. The Territory has
 had taste of this sort of thing al. ready, aud, we believe, none of the road construction at public expense has been advantageous 10 the people.
 Congress appropriated $ls,OOO 10 build wagon road over Granite mOun- tain, northwest of Prescott, under the supervision of the War Department This amount was expended under the Kauiz regime, and it has proven a useless expenditure of money. Some one has we'll said, in connection, thal A very fair pack trail was spoiled Tn disbursing the money; wagon road was laid out that loaded teams cannot travel. Ten thousand dollars was ap- propriated out of the Territorial treas ury 10 build 8 wagon road from Phe nix to Globe Cily, by the last Legisla ture, (the 6ill approrriating it being passed over the Governors veto.) and "a like sum was ssddled upon Mari. cops county. But citizens of that county complain that the money has vanished while there are no roads of any value to show for il. Yavapai county went it blind on the road ques- tion. Fifty or sixty thousand dollars of indebtedness was saddled upon the people of that county, to build roads all starting from and ending at Pres colt. The money, We believe, has been spent and tie people are paving the tax thereon, but the only roads of value that Yayapai county can boast of is the Miller road, built by private en- terprise, and ihe road 10 the Peck mine built hy the Peck Company.
 IL is fact that we need good wagon roads, but past experience tells Us that to undertake t0 build them al the ex- pense of the T rritory will not only bankrupt the treasury but will leave us as roadless as at pres s.nt. IL would be far better to offer bonus and hand some privileges 10 private hands build ing needed roads, payment upon proof. IL must be borne in mind by our law makers that We are yet in our infancy that the taxable property of the Terri tory is very limited; and that extrava- gant appropriations and high special salaries cannot be indulged in without contracting indebtedness grievous toI be borne and paralyzing to industry. So far Ihe credit uf Arizona has been maintained first-class, but this condi- ton is only the result of strict ecOn- Omy. With all due respect and kind ness we ask our members uf the Legis- lature to be very careful about billsI resulting in county or territorial in- debtedness.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE editor of the Yuma Sentinel has gone into the land grant business, To diversity his hitherto monotonous life, and has some characteristic remarks tu make of MT. Kirkpatrick late speech on the subject in the Legislature We are glad 10 see the subject agitated, although it is rather significant that the Sentinel's sensibililies are only aroused a: the first open representation of the settlers and miners side of the question. Land grant companies with or without a shadow of title could have gone on for years grouping and selling land under claimed grants, and disturbing and alarming actual settlers and miners, and for all the Sentinel would tell you, one wouldn't know there was such a thing in the world as land grant But the moment q miner rises in the Legislature and states the ther side of the question the Sentinel knows all about the land grant business. and tells it too. This is we'll. Bring the subject on the boards. Agifate ard agitate until Con- gress gives us suitable legislation on the subject. But the Sentinel can rest assured that the miners and settlers of Pima county are nnt going to be quiet. ly frozen out Oi their little stakes with ou: making sign, and pretty strong sIgu at that.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01
Cattle Disease.

Within year past there has been a number of cattle lost in Pima county by strange disease which has baf fled treatment. The loss therefrom has not been al all extensive, but the loss of few head of cattle to a man iusr starting IS serious. One phase of the disease is an affection of the animals shoulder; modification soon sets in and the animal dies. Mir. A. C. Bene- dict, of the Santa Cruz. during his last visit to Tucson, told Us that some time since he saw in a copy of the New York Tribune an account of a new cattle disease in the east, and the treat ment thereof. The description of the disease applied SO we'll 10 the com plaint affecting his cattle, and the rem edy was so simple, that the next time MT. Benedict found one of his cattle affected he tried the remedy, and with perfect success. The remedy was sim ply to soak we'll piece of common twine in tCrpentIne and run it through the loose skin on the animals breast. that is, to rowel it. We publish the information for the benefit of whom it may concern.
Arizona citizen., 1879-02-01

THE Richmond DI~paich remarks |: Jay G ,uld is ab ut IO extend the South ern Utah Rdilrhad from Salt Like tn Prcsc"tt, ArIZona, 10 meet his friend Huntington al that point.
 We sincerely hope this is true and mol merely made up basis for disparag- ing remarks about the Southern Pacii- ic. We welcome any light for Pres colt IL is very smart town, QoO smart for Its own good and beaut: ful place withal. But it has no back country and it's mines are between il and heretofore prospective rail cnnnec- lion. We hope Gould will certainly build that road. Anything to help our sister Sweet Prescott. loveliest vii lnge of the plain. Hang "n tenacious ly 10 lite, for We want you for Sum- msr resort when cur mines pan out