The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-05-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
Inhnman Outrage

Inhuman Outrage
ST. LOUIS, May 24.-Advices from Ia
bOrville, Mo, says man namad Nc
Mahon, who was a well-knOwn farmer
living near that place, raped n grown up
daughter of Ellis Thursday night and
then fed. Ellis, as soon as he heard
what had happened, seized his gun and
started in pursuit oil Mcmahon, but fail
ing to find him, returned for help. When
near his home McMahon sprang upon
him from a place of concealment, wrest-
ed his gun from him and shot him dead.
Great excitement prevailed in the neigh
borhoOd, and large party of citizens
had started to hunt down the rayisher
and assassin, and if found quick justice
will be melted out to him in the shape of
a halter.
Grand Army Parade.
MONTREAL. May 24.-The grand mill
tary review here to-day was very success
full. The 18th regiment, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, with chaplain Beecher, was on hand
and took part in the review by the Mar
quis of Lorne and Princess Louisa
When his excellency arrived in front of
the American regiment he took off his
hat and addressed Col. Austin as follows:
"Officers and men of the gallant Thir-
teenth-I welcome you to Canada to hon
or her majesty's birthday We are broth
ers of one blood in nationality and relig-
ion, and am proud to welcome you to-
day as brothers in arms"
Having passed along the line, the
governor general and princess returned
to the saluting point. A feu de jOie was
next in order. At the sound of the
seventh gun from the batteries came the
rattle of musketry all along the line.
After the third round, hats were taken
off and three cheers given in honor of
her majesty. When the Marquis and
Princess returned to the reviewing point
the march in column past the distin
guished reviewers took place. AS the
Brooklyn regiment came opposite the
governor and princess their band played
GOD Save the Queen" while the crowd
of people on the stand behind jumped
to their feet and sent up rousing cheers.
Very popular music was played by the
bands during the march past-"St. Pat
rick's day" "GarryOwen," British /
grenadier," THE Campbell's are Com
ing" and yankee Doodle" After the
sham battle, their excellencies left the
ground, and the troops marched to the
| Crystal Palace and had dinner, the may
or of Montreal presiding, and toasts
were made to the president of the United
States, and Queen Victory. After the
return of the troops to the Town the gov
enlargement conferred by order her
ed Canadians. The Dominion militia
entertained Col. Ausher and the officers |
of the thirteenth Brooklyn at the grand /
banquet in the evening. The lieutenant /
general commanding presided, and the /
| governor general was present. The lat
| ter proposed in an earnest manner the |
health of the president of the United |
States. Rev. Mr.. Beecher, who replied,
was received with great cheering and
spoke half an hour.
Fatal ARRAY.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-Frank Hey
Ter, while on his way to the station
house to-day with officer Alexander seiz-
ed knife from butcher stall and Stabb-
ed the officer probably fatally. Anoth-
er officer and q citizen who came to the /
assistance of officer Alexander were also |
badly cut. Heyler was secured
Law-Breakers in the l. T.
ST. LOUIS, May 24-Information from
the Indian Territory is to the effect that /
a part of the Canadian river valley in the /
Choctaw Nation is infested with lawless
white men, who are depredpting ON the |
property of Indians and violating their |
personal rights. If the government does |
not protect the Indians and put stop |
to this unlawful invasion there may be |
very serious trouble.
Steamboat Sunk.
CALCUTTA, May 26.-The British In |
dia steam navigation cOmpany's steam |
er Ava was sunk to-day in collision with |
another vessel, and six of the crew and |
four passengers were drowned. The |
Ava was an iron screw steamer of 1900 |
tons. 1t was built in 1873.
Broadway Savings" Bank.
ST. LOUIS, May 26-Mr. Dierberger,
assignee of the Broadway savings bank,
/ hos Il 4 a
j. X. Krieger, Jr., the cashier of that in |
stitution, papers in the form of checks,
drafts, &c, which cOnclusively show
that Krieger, Meyer and Goldsol, have
| privately connected in the use of funds
of the bank, and that Goldsol is In debt
to the bank about 100000, the recovery
of which is very doubtful.
New Mines Discovered.
LITTLE Rock, May 26.-Trustworthy
advices from the silver mining region in
Montgomery county, near Hot Springs,
are to the effect that rich ore near the
surface has been discovered in many
places, covering an area of several miles.
/ California, Nevada and Colorado miners
now there concur in saying that the pros
poets are very good. AS yet there is no
satisfactory evidence of the discovery of
true assures. A stamping mill has been
ordered, and is soon expected. Diamond
l Joe Reynolds sunk a shaft one hundred
and eighteen feet, and stopped opera
tions after expanding fifteen thousand
dollars last season, from want of cooper
alton by other claims. Some specimens
taken from several mines are very rich.
The question is as to quantity to be found
Prospectors are very sanguine, but have
yet to realize hopes a great many claims
are staked off, and there is a heavy rush
to the region, which is about twenty
miles west of Hot Springs.
Sentenced.
EVANSVILLE. Wis, May 2G.-Frank
Dickerson, having been found guilty of
cOmplicity with Mrs. Mock in the muir
der of Geo. IL. Mock, was to-day sentenc-
ed to the penitentiary for life, Mrs. Mock
having already been sentenced.
Democratic Caucus.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The Demo-
cratic caucus committee of the house
held conference this afternoon and
agreed to recommend that no further
plans be decided upon by the majority
until the senate shall have disposed of
the Warner silver bill which passed the
house Saturday, the proposition to he
submitted at IL joint meeting of the SEN
ate and house caucus committees tomor-
J row evening.
CARLETON PLACE, n. Y, May 27.-A
nre, which Is supposed to have original
ed from the sparks of passing locomo-
tive, this afternoon, destroyed about
twelve million feet of lumber lying on
the line of the Canada Central railway,
near this place. Loss, $13O,OOO.
Good Templars.
DETROIT, May 27.-The twenty-fifth
annual session of the Right Worthy
!, Grand Lodge of Good Templars began
to-day. A large number of delegates
were present. T. d. Kanouse, of Wis
, cOnsin, Right Worthy Grand Templar, in
his report expresses thankfulness for the
wonderful growth of the order, which, in
a quarter of century, has increased
from one subordinate lodge to seven
! hundred lodges; from one grand lodge
TO seventy-five grand lodges, and from a
membership of few hundred to a total
membership of hundreds of thousands
! Washington Notes.
2 WASHINGTON, ID. c., May %, 1879
|. The following was issued by the treasury
department to-day:
After to-day no more certificates will
be sold by the treasurer of the United
States over his counter, nor will any be
c furnished by HIM to the public officers
e for sale, in this city or Boston, New