, 1880-09-10
IIIEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN STATES.
RailrOna SmRsn.up.

L. HtF.
,,5y r1t, l!iq, Raiirona smasn.up. IN l'
-nsr BnrnsoRE, Aug. 2s.AA> passenger train
a ,ou the Chesapeake' and Ohio railroad ran
.irl into coal train in d tunnel near Green
noii r,ver! Several cars were demolished and
number Of passengers hurt. but none seriT
-easly. The freight conductor was Killed ans ana
Ns,, the engineer had q leg broken. consider.
y. :" able portion Of the arch Of thstunnel fellin
va through the concussipn, Nh
Ss.,, . o., TO-, Oarny's Death. '"'
vS WasurSaroN, Aug. 30. "A dispatch here
f. to-day announces the death of Chief Oiray-
s.F This calamity removes all hope OF the treaty
Gsslt being signed. and another war is quiseprob.
,I able. ava tandsW cas- d tE2 !. ip
A Murderer Shot. 40, ,
SHANNoNpALE, Aug. 30--A negro who
.ehad killedAnother negro in aquarrel resisted
Sheriff O'Bren, who was about to arrest him
to-day. The sheriff finding that he could
NOT accomplish his arrest without endanger.
ing his own life. shot tie negro dead. -.o.,
Wbng6 1TA Kified ]on ihe Track. '''
'nAHH Porrsv1LLE Pa, Aug. 30.-Near Mount
.yCsflt6n, and while walking on the track,
Thomas Scott and Mrs, Hsffner were struck
and instantly killed blythe fast express train.
.ISisal 20 i Favorable Ute CondisioDl (yas
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Col. Meacham, OF
ilHJ afthe kUte commission. dispatched from Los
Pinos on the 2sth that the crisis in the Ute
affairs had passed, He says that agent
Berry is equaito- the emergency and has the
confidence of the Utes at Los Pinos and
.eSSWhite river,t Sapavanen has been accepted
as successor to Oursy, and there is, every
3sn1f1 hope that the Indians will sign the treaty
and keep the peace. ttou
.v,,,-r ,.. Fable, Debt Statement.
e WASHINGTON, Aug. SIT is statsd that
the receipts for August will aggregate $780,
10000; expenses, SIG, SOC, 900, exclusive Of
T.. "A interest on5 the pnblic debt, which is light,
a The acting Secretary Of the Treasury est.
edV mates the decrease in the debt for Augustto
~ 4, be over Sll, 100000. ,s'h.'
The first and second volumes pf the
official records of the late war are in the
hands Of the printers.
Indian DepredatiOns.
WLl SANTA aFE Aug 81 LA few scattered
bands of Apaches are doing considerable
hos damage to ranches along the Ell Paso road.
IA Vict orio is still in Mexico. 1t is rumored
that be wishes to make conditional surren-
der to the Mexican Government as he thinks
to surrender to the United States would re-
50 suit IN hisdeath! n .gI ''i;'g'0
Decrease Of Debt. ai slI
oSsNBwl YoaK, Aug. Si..sThs annual state
,4 ment made by Comptroller Kelly, shows
AA'i ldecrease in the city debtof S3,4363S5.
a >" 'l'fa9sT1ie Coal Mines.
lsi.qaoH lScalNxoN, Pa, aug s3l.--The GOAL mines
have resumed work on full time. The men
49, WHO struck, with the. exception pt few OF
Sbk, fhe leadszs, haye alL returued and express
tbeihselves-ss Bier of the strike. .N~ 1000
BcatIng wifpesses. g.Il 10
Gso "a rMoSiiir AIaI,i Sept & Ten arrests were
made sinDe Deoyipgtdp county yesterday of par,
ga sss charged WIZ beating aPs intadati
To qZ ceHsesfrom u s. oourts.Is EharV
1ssi' 'i'9 ~ iiS.ea ,..., Kenthciy yeDdetta.
Aid shQyIsy1rLE, Sept LII, Wheeler shot and
'9lu Killed Samuel johnson last evening at Dam
H''' vile function. A feud which was begun.in
ls59bstveen' 'Johnsonts father, Bill owesly,
- JAS Wheeler and others was thu cause of
EFHTyTsIy neA,ssx In ohio. 10 So
62I IETh6rnAsl Mod 6nald, living near Commercial
Popt, was taken from his house last night by
an ihfdriated MOB and hung to tree in
TW front of his house. % The cause assigned for
sbaiAua the deed 10 that Mcdonald was quarrel
some and yindiotiye man whom every neigh
Dor feared. He had threatened vengeance
on several, and to prevent his carrying his
as,a threats inte execution they feltjustihed IN
5sa hanging him. No srrests have been made.
~ le1iepH ioa IEbyl Gas Expaosies.
.df SHASSosDALE, Sept g2g-7M Rue colliery
.ra"T afall of earth yesterday caused conaussion
& Of gas, which killed one man, broke the
5}, limbs Of two and seriously burned four more
by steam. I4dia 81 .-Iassn,u hIp 1tH
mr Asor "a work Ship Canal Begun ,
T CHICAGO. Sept. "A special to the Inter.
irA Ocean says that work has been commenced
' on the Cape Cod ship canal. II is to be l41
feet wide on top, with depth Of 80 feet
IL Will save ninety miles in transit and eight
hours timei ibstwssn New York and Boston :
.'u.r Ehe annual loss ofyesssls in passing around
the Cape averages 5000 tons and the aver
b3.'g1 age loss Of life is from 80 to 40. This by
90 the building OF the canal, will be done away
20 t with. " t'.',
sEl.tI sl,6 .a Regular Drowning. $3.50.
~ 5.rte3 PROVIDENCE, Sept. 2,-Harry Casey,
ea youth 40 years Of age, was drowned while
i4lal al bathing a. Naragansett pier He was
grandson Of Gen. Sias Casey. ..sa
'A' ~. Race Rider Killed.
NEW YoRK, Sept AT the hurdle race at
Brighton Beach the horse s. r. fell heavily
aITdthe, rider, Kearns, was instantly killed.
S@a - a Clear Case.
f-.r.. CHICAGO, Sept 2.-The case of embezzle-
.ment to the amount Of $l4,0 900 has been
proven against Jackson Landers exSounty
= treasurer of Marion, Indiana. ..-...'
Utes PIlabIe.
..GzTk Los PISos. Aug. 28.-An agreement was
signed by the Southern Utes yesterday at
the agency, which practically settles all
questions of dispute.