The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-11-27
Vote OF the nay state.

Vote OF 1utn0ts.
CHICAGO. Nov. l9.-The Tribune's Springfield
ties in the state give the following result gov
CuIlom, 81. .565; Trumbn1l, 277 532 streeter
2s,s9s; culioms plurality, 81 ,o3s; majority 1885,
Election Judges Beiied.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19.-Three election judges-James
Walsh, John ]. Henger aud Hugh McGinnis-whc
arrested for refusing TO receive legal colored
votes in the fourth ward, were admitted to bail In
$1,000.
Refused to Grant the Motion.
DENVER, Nov. ls.-Judge Mccrary to-day refused
to grant the motion Of the attorney general to trans
fer the of Indian Agent Berry to the state courts
on the ground that the United States has exclusive
Murder.
SANTA FE, Nov. is.--Last night three Mexican cut
throats attacked the store of J. Becker and one San.
tiago Bacas was shot through the heart.
Latest from the 81. Peters Horror.
sr. PAUL, Nov. ia st. Peter special to the Pi-
oneer Press says: The remains of six unidentified
victims Of the asylum fire were buried here to-day
No more missing spatients have reported and II is
feared that all reported missing are dead
correspondent telegraphs. I think there can be
no further doubt that Columbus McCullun, VIM.
Collipste, j. O. Clence Amos ALLEY. Carl Koushunl-
sr, j. E. g. Felles. VIM. Fritz, r. Larsen Moss p E.
Fahey Marcelle Geogoyna, Hans Anderson Henry
Diekmsn, Andy Mckay, +. D. Gordon, Andrew Ulsen
Lenore DUDE, Edward Malney. Daniel ,Brieu and
Patrick Clancy perished In the flames No one has
heard word from any of them since the fire. The
ofaeers of the asylum have about concluded that
Of the dead up to 32 Possibly three four missing
patients may be found somewhere in the country
but not very probable notwithstanding the fact that
j. e. Brennan Is reported to hAve been seen alive on
the railroad track since the fire. The officers OF the
hospital have grave fears that he is among the dead
They think that if he had gone home be would have
been heard from.
Sugar Cane Product.
New ORLEANS, Nov. I9-The sugar crop of this
state Is partially estimated at 237 900 hhds, an in
crease of u 900 hhds over 1879 The moasses yield
VIII exceed that of 1879 by $4,000 gallons.
The Finsnce5.
WASHINGTON. Nov. I9.-It has been stated in sew.
eral quarters that the secretary of the treasury in
his forthcoming annual report, will recommend
repeal OF the requirement that million standard
silver dollars shall be coined monthly. Secretary
Sherman may do this, or In lieu he may recommend
that the number Of grains in the silver dollar be
creased so as to make 1t equal in intrinsic vaue
the gold dollar: but in either event it is not consd
cred probable that his recommendation will receive
serious attention, at the hands of the present
gress II, however, any attempt be made during
the coming session to interfere with the silver coin
age. Director Burchard will earnestly object being
Inconvenience at the present until we reach the
same amount that France has, or ss6.o0O,Ooo.
New Mail Routes.
The postofice department to-day issued orders 10
establish mail service follows in Washington ter
ritory from Happy Home to Highland; in Idaho,
from Chaliis to Clayton.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
At the Work Of Blood.
LIMERICK, Nov Is-Last night the custodian Of a
farm near Newoplis, from which the tenant had
been eyicted, was shot dead by his freside.
The slayer Found.
The nephew of an evicted tentant has been identi-
fed as the man who shot the custodian of the farm
near Sewoplis
Parneirs Trip to Paris.
1t is stated that the real object Of Parnes trip to
Paris is to have interviews with certain prominent
fenian leaders The proceedings of both Parnell
and his allies If they are indeed his allies will be
closely watched by the French authorities.
Ultrn Measures Suggested.
London, Nov. 19.--The Times in leading editorI-
al says: We have no Doubt whatever that the power
OF arrestng actiye organizers and agents of araran
terrorism in Ireland, would bring immediate and
enormous relief not only to peaeeable persons, but
to many of the doeile peasantry who have been CO.
creed to join in the agitation.
Arrests for Murder.
CORK, Nov. 1.-Two brothers named Moore, have
been arrested on charge OF being concerned in the
murder of Wheeler and Michael. Moore accom-
panied Wheeler when he was killed.
The Indicted.
DUBLIN, Nov. 19-The indicted land leaguers will
enter their pleas traversing the indictment Fri
day.
Pleas of mot Guilty.
DUBLIN. Nov. 19.--Dillon has filed fourteen pleas
of not guilty in behalf of the traversers.
Arming the Irish.
Intelligence has reached tho police of Balh dis
trict that during the past week large quantity of
revovers have been consigned to merchants in that
neighborhood
Anti-Lesgue Irshmen.
DUBLIN, Nov. Discrimination is even on the
march to Dublin itself. there have been some
stances of threatening letters sent to persons in
Dublin county. The anti-land league movement is
spreading in the north of Ireland. A meeting of
tenant farmers Of Monaghan county, has strongly
denounced the agitation.
stu more Fuel TO the Flames
LONDON Nov. 19.-Eyictions at Durham continue
WAr1 fam liaz
of miners. Eighteen more families have been
turned into the street. Snow falling at the
time and the suffering Of the children was most in
tense.
Time of Parliament not FIXED.
The News. in leading editorial says: The cabi-
net did not to any decision yesterday in regard
Heve, considered that fhe time had vet come when
1t could be finally decided whether earlier session
is necessary. The government is likely to be en-
gagged some time In considering the scheme that
they intend to introduce the subject of land
ure in Ireland.
The international Regatta.
London Nov 1o--In the first trial heat this after
noon Wallace Ross, of st. John. won the heat by q
length; Hosmer, of Boston Mass, second: Riley OF
Saratoga. n Y. third; Nicholson. of Stockton on
Ices, fourth. 1t was fine race. The course was
from Putney acqueduct to Chiswiek church, two
and shalt miles. The water was rough, but rain.
Time, 16 minutes and p seconds. The second heat
was over the same course and distance, won by Lay
cock Warren Smith, of Halifax, N. s., second;
Trickett, of sydney, n. s. W., third; Hawdon and
Delaven, fourth. Laycock rowed in splendid form
and won easily. At Hammersmith he was four
Lengths ahead of Smith, who leading Trickett
by three lengths Opposite the dores Trickett
made squirt and almost reached Smith; he then
slackened and was beaten easily.
Nicholson fouled with barge opposite the soap
works. Trieketts claim for second place in the
second heat on account OF an alleged foul was not
allowed Trickett started first favorite for the heat,
5 to being laid on him. His collapse was even
moro marked than in his race with Hanlan.
The FOundefed Coaster.
LONDON, Nov. 1s.-The .coastins steamer Ailsa,
which foundered off st. aonrnan's head. had crew
OF twenty-seven and seven passengers.
Lost with all on Board.
LONDON, Nov. l9.-The British steamer Mildred
from New York. Sept 2Sth for Marseilles, has foun-
dered in the Atlantic and the crew, % in number
were drowned.
Answering the King.
ATHEns, Nov. 19.-The Chamber of Deputies
passed by vote of l03 to So address in reply to
the speech from the throne.
The Economical Council.
BERLIN. Nov. ls;-The economical council will
consist of IS menbars, chosen for fve years, Al
members to be selected from 90 names presented By
the chambers OF commerce and agriculture. The
rahsinder, of whom at least IS must be working
min. will be chosen by the ministers Of commerce
public works and agriculture.
Fire Damp Explosion.
MoNs, BELGIUM, Nov. le.-An explosion OF FIRE
damp occurred in coal pit near this place to-day
Twenty-seyen men were in the pit at the time, OF
whom fifteen have been rescued
The Pardoning Power.
CossrAHTTsoPLE, Nov. 10. The porte has prepared
reply to the note of the powers demanding the ex
eeution of the assassin OF Col Co1nmerarof. Ths
reply declares every sovereign has the right to
tend clelnency to his own subject, and states thai
the assassin having asked clemeney. his sentence
has been commuted to penal servitude for life.
The Slave Trade In Egypt.
VIENNA, Nov. l9.--The noted Soudan traveller DIR
Schweinfurth has published letter denouncini
the increase Of the Egyptian slave trade, statin.
that the resumption of the traffic dates from the de
position OF Ismail Pasha, but has increased NOR
especially since Gen. Gordon left the country.
Light Penalty.
VIENNA Nov. 19.-connt Karoly, who some tim
to three months imprisonment and the seconds ii
| the duel to three weeks imprisonment.
Life senatorship.
PARIS, Nov. 19.-At plenary meeting of senator
belonging to various groups of the left, Gen. Farr
ex-minister Of war, was unanimously accepted as
caused by the dea Of Broea.
Russia's Danger.
| PARIS, Nov. 19.-Grave rumors Of another nihilis
conspiracy, even more terrible and more CAREFUL
organized than any of the plots hitherto discovered
are afioat here. 1t is to be feared that ere man
weeks perhapa ere many days, we shall have ne v
of catastrophe that may cost the car and many in
nocent people their lives. The car has lost mucl
Several high officials attached to his person are be
lieved to have relations with the nihilists.
NEVADA.
The Water '. III Flow.
sAs Francisco, Nov. fs-A Gold Hill dispatcl
says Capt Taylor, superintendent Of Yellow jacket
has notified all superntHndents Of mines concerned
that he will to-day stop battling water Mt the JACKIE
shaft. The reason is the and tear Of machiner
and cables are too great ID be continued. This vii
food the lower levels Of Exchealfer Alpha Con In
| perial. Confidence, Kentuck Crown Point. and Be