Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1879-09-25

will be tried according to the law of March
70, 1851. The civil authorities of the prov
ince will continue in the undisturbed per-
formance OF their duties, but the criminal
cases, when it is considered necessary, will
De tried BY court martial. Rebels surren-
dering within fortnight after the publica-
ton OF this decree will be pardoned.
The execution of Louis Guetig took place
at indianapolis last Friday. He murdered
Mary McGlew one year ago because she 1e-
fused to renew marriage engagement with
him.
| The New York Tribune of the 22d inst.
says: Latest advices indicate that Russia
is about to make a startling move on the
political chess board. The English and
German press are expending good deal of
envious speculation as to what it will be-
There are strong grounds for the suspicion
that the Gar intends to take Napoleon's
receipt for keeping disatfected people in
subsection, viz: Find somebody besides
their rulers for them to fight. There is
rumor that the party in Russia, which or
ganized the war with Turkey is urging the
Gar to make an attack on Austria. in which
all the slavonic principalities will join and
be aided by Denmark, Sweden and Nor
way. The recent visit of the Czarowitch to
Stockholm, and the haste with which Prince
Labanoff was sent to the Porte last week
tend to give credibility to this surmise.
Another guess anxiously hazzarded in
England is that Russia has ulterior designs
upon China. "The more successfully. =
says the Morning Post, 1--WE keep Russia at
arms length from India the more she is
driven against China.' The recent bargain
between Russia and the Chinese for the
province of Kuldja is cited asa dangerous
taste of victory for the Gar. The English
seem to think, now that the Muscoyite bear
has tasted one drop Of the blood Of that
sluggish sheep, China, nothing will content
him but the whole carcass, and Russia with
China as tributary would be as dangerous
a rival as Russia with India.
New York advces of September Goth I
say: Francisco Porce llo. who murdered
Michael Bolender, July "a, in Fulton street.
stabbing him to the heart, was sentenced to
states prison for life yesterday, the District
Attorney accepting the plea of guilty of
murder in the second degree. Several medi-
cal experts testified Porcelo to be demented
by the starvation of himself, wife and child.
and committed the crime while laborino
under acute mania. The sentence causes
considerable surprise as the murder was an
parently wholly unprovoked and deliberate.
Neither the Sass nor the World have ed1-
'orials on the Grantreceptiol, but the Sun-
Tag Mercury and Brooklyn Eagle, strong
democratic organs, speak disparagingly of
he "fuss made over the American Caesar. =
A Little Rock, Ark, dispatch says: Pri-
rate advices have been received here Of
he discovery of very rich lead mines in the
'lclnlty OF Spoonville, in Clarks and Hot
springs counties. One man melted sufficient
IRE to yield 500 pounds of metal over com
non fine.
A Denver telegram of9the 10th says: Sec (
etary Schurz arrived here from the north
rn Indian agencies tonight and made
rlet speech before the Republican Conyen- :
lon' eulogizing the Republican party. jaw
1ould and party arrived to-day. The plat
orm adopted by the convention calls tor a
ne unlimited coinage of silver. 2
A Boise City dispatch of the 10Th SAYS. /
'ay before yesterday the Indians shot a i
Dung man named Bauentre. who was
erding stock fifty miles northwest of here
[e gave the alarm andleight citizens started
'r the scene. but finding the Indirns from ?
to 60 strong, returned. Col. Bernard T
18th 5O cavalrymen left this morning in tc
'arch of the hostiles. N
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