The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-09-02

lican presidential ticket in my life.
and bat one Democratic ticket. and
that was many wears ago when
was quite Young man, but l will
pledge YOU my word here tonight
that if am spared. although shall
be at some distance from YOU on
the second day oil November. shall !
return TO Galena TO cast one Repub-
lican vote for President of the |
United States, and hope the city Of
Galena will cast round Repub- |
ican vote, such as il has never cast |
before
HARRISBURG. Pa, August 25.-At |
the assembling of the court this |
morning the district attorney asked
and obtained the consent of the
court TO have nolle prOsequi enter
ed in the case of ID. c. Clark and ID.
h. Shoemaker. charged with corrupt
solicitation of the members of the
legislature in the matter of a riot.
The request was asked on the
ground of insufficient evidence to
convict
| LAWRENCE, Mass. August GA
fire occurred this morning at the
Pacific Mills in the flock washing
room. a small One-story building.
having neither doors nor windows,
the entrance to the building being
through the skvli9ht. Michael Lam
egan and Patrick Moriarty were in
j the building at the time of the fire,
and, being unable TO get out, were
burned to death.
| OwENsBoRo. Nv. August 2S.-The
tobacco factory of l.. j. Cottrell and
five dwellings near by were burned
Yesterday. Loss S35.000. mostly
covered by insurance.
| HARRISBURG. Pa, August 2S-E.
III. WallOwer, the proprietor of Har-
risburg Independent, was tried last
night nj Carlisle in the criminal
court for defaming the character of
Mrs. Catherine Zell, at the time she
was under sentence of death for the
murder of Mrs. Elizabeth kiehl, by
publishing an article i'll reference TO
her, which was taken from the New
York Herald. The jury this morn
ing returned a verdict of not guilty,
and ordered the prosecutor to pay
the costs. Mrs. Zell's husband. pros
ecutOr, now lies in Jail, awaiting
sentence for larceny committed at
the jail. while he was visiting his
wife.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 2S.-At
| the trial of Arnold, for the murder of
Little, verbal alteration occurred
Yesterday between the counsel,
whereupon Ike Arnold, brother of
the accused, leaped over the railing
with cooked revolver i'll his hand,
and was going toward Broaston, the
opposing counsel. Intense excite
ment prevailed. Mrs. Little tainted
halt dozen times. Revolvers were
drawn, and some one shouted they
are going to shoot. Mrs. Arnold
pulled her husband, the accused, I'M
der the table, and shielded his body |
with her own. but before any shots |
were fired, young Arnold was ar
rested, and Broaston concluded his
speech with closed doors. There is
much feeling among the friends of
the two powers.
SAN Francisco. August 2S.-l
Mr.. Robert Morrow, owner OF St. |
Julien, denies the report telegraphed
from the East that the horse had
been sold to w. Ii. Vanderbilt, but
expresses willingness to sell for $751;
600. This was before receiving the
news of his performances yesterday.
LEADvILLE, Col, August 28-The
1 platform adopted by the state Re-
| publican committee endorses state
administration, and national and
state nominations declares opposi-
ton to mono-metalism in favor of
re-establishment of silver on an equal
basis with gold, and in favor of full
1 Of Cslr-ar Hnnlorac that
| the Democratic congress in its treat
ment of the Indian question has
failed to discharge a public duty.
Adjourned.
Los PINos AGENCY. August &c,
via Lake City, Col, August 28-An
Indian arrived last night from
the southern agency with a COM
munication from DR.. Lacey to the
effect that Ouray's case is hopeless,
and that he is unconscious, and has
not recognized him since his arrival.
A consultation of three physicians
has so decided, and report that the
public may expect to hear Of his
death at any moment. Chippeta,
his wife, is with Incompatible. The
Utes are almost in panic at the very
thought of his demise and the rival
bands are discussing his probable
successor, from the various candidates
who are crowding to the front Chief
Sapavenara will doubtless be the
man. The commission has accom-
plished nothing. as yet, with the
Southern agency toward the signing
of the treaty. The death of Ouray
will complicate matters and may de-
Law the settlement of the Ute ques-
ton at least year.
Ldter-A runner has just arrived
announcing Ouray's death.
| SARATOGA, August Weather
clear but warm. Attendance large
and fashionable. The track was in
fine condition.
First race-For beaten horses,
one mile and one furlong, was won
by Ella Warfeld, Mayflower second,
Florence B. third; time 1854.
Second race-Baden-Baden handi-
cap sweepstakes, three miles, was
won by Elias Lawrence. Irish King
second, Chimney Sweep third: time
5:28l.
Third race-Selling race. three
quarters of mile, was won by
MarchiOness, Susquehanna second.
Mark L. third; time 1:163.
Fourth race-A free handicap
steeple chase, about three-quarters
of mile, was won by Derby. Way
farer second: time 1:20. The rider
of Disturbance fell of.
| NEW YORK, August 2S-Francis
Lefre, passenger by steamer Clyde
from Aspinwall, was found suffering
from malignant, or, possibly, yellow
| fever, at 1SS, Wooster street, yester-
day. He has been sent to quarantine
for treatment. The board of health
officials are investigating the case.
LONDON, August 28-The Manches-
ter Guardians London correspon-
dent says the cast of Hamlet, for
Mr.. Booths opening in London, in
cludes the following actors: Ham,
let, Booth; King. I. 5. Winburne
Ghost, ]. Rider; Laertes, Kyoles
Below Polonlus, W. Farrer; Hora-
ito. Charles Harcourt; First Grave
Digger, Harry jackson; Queen, Mrs.
Herman Vein; Ophelia, Miss Ger
ard. The piece is being lavishly
mounted
/ ST. JOHNS, n. B., August 2S-The
three-masted schooner Aldytha, |
which arrived on Thursday from |
Richmond, Virginia, with coal, and |
while laying at Low Cave Market
| rharf Snddanlv listed Yesterday