, 1880-06-10

sto-k dealer uAmsl Gryrlv. ani Anoahsr
nan. rane unkn0wn. are missing aud sup
p.yssA lo D. lot Th- boat vhs a total loss.
No particulars.
TSrGsy On usr piERisy.
CoNsr,xTIsorlH. Mas % The Erea, cour-
cal 81 Ulsuas has decided thai Col Con-
u6raA . assassin stal not D. executed, and
that E1rop-au iuI-rytr'i1n uith th" admin
l.t-aii0n 0t Tark.y ull not h. accepted.
The chigi. 40 I-lau, has refused 10 sign zoe
arisy iJr ths sIagBt,1u % the assassin. The
Grand yius1 ana 0ih-r ministers arr pre-
pairing Au arsusr t1 European demands.
Sou.h hmvrIca.
RIO nE JaNilEn. Nay 30 The ChiieSns
have taken T4canA aud are rapidly marching
70 ArieA
q Retxn af Trrror.
Trcsox. NAV 30 %. T. Smyih, Superin.
,snd-nt oi the n. VI. 4 l.. G. from Tucson
20 Me.sillA, y. NJ, is here from Silver City.
He states that the whole cOuBiry surround
ing Silver City Ia IN state OF terror and
denor aliration, yictoriN aud his band OF
not lees than $50 warriors, made mp OF
Ayarhes, Mescaltros, ComAnehes and NaTa.
joes are spreading death and destruction be-
tore them. The troops under Gen. HssoA
appear to Be powerless, A volunteer com
pany Of So men are equipped mounted and
ra,ioned by citizens Of Silver City to aid the
military. This company. under Capt. L
V. Price, reported to Hatch at the Magellan
mountains some days ago Offering their aid.
To response 10 this offer they were isforned
by Hatch that the citizens had better at
tend 10 their own business, and that
be would take care OF the lndiars.
At that time the San Francisco
valley was being desolated by Indians, and
settlers fleeing for their lives. Not less than
22 people were killed. When prominent
officer OF tho Arizona command sent word
to Hatch that by q certain movement he
{ Hatch) could corral Victoria in Box can
yon, Hatch refused TO cooperate and Vic
toria escaped. The people Of Southwestern
New Mexico aie very bitter against Hatch.
Upwards of 250 citizens have been killed in
New Mexico by this band during Hatch's
campaign OF the last three or four months.
They also claim that he bas been defeated
in every engagement with the Indians, and
has sent reports to military headquarters
ourrageously falsifying the real position Of
affairs in his department. ...
u. a. Treasury Statement
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The debt statement
shows the decrease in the public debt dur
ing May TO be $l5,92S, ,033 81; cash in
treasury, $206, ,6l3,5l6; gold certificates,
SO, sos 100; silver certificates, 2,224, ,270 /;
of deposit outstanding. $l2.8l5,-
600; refunding certificate, $1,4l3, 800; legal
tenders outstanding, Ss46, ,6si. ole; fraction
al currency do. $l5.592,0S4.
4 sf A DisgraeeGaA Prize Fight.
PrTTsBURs, June 1.-The Ryan and Goss
Irize fight, for $1,000 side and the heavy
weight championship, took place this morn.
ing at Golfers station, West Virginia, and
resulted in a victory for Ryan after SO
rounds Of hard fought battle, Ryan was
the first to put in an appearance, reaching
the ground ut about o'clock. He was ac-
by his trainer, Johnny Roach,
and one'or two others. he walked straight
up to the ring and was greeted with cheers.
He advanced and looked at the square ring,
and addressed the crowd by saying, "this is
the first time ever saw prize ring; hope
Goss will show up and will have fair
fight" About an hour aiterwardr Goss
made his appearance. His seconds, Dave
Jones and Billy Crowly, and Ryan's were
Jack Connolly and John Hines. They
spared nervously at first, and in the first
round Goss dropped to avoid punishment.
Ryan got FIRST blood on the mouth Of Goss,
and the fghs continued with varying sue
cess until the last round, although Ryan
continued without macn bsckset to pound
Goas heavily and to fall on him when they
clinched. 'Goss' favorite tactics were to fall
to avoid blows. Goss friends made several
claims Of foul, which were not allowed. On
the S6th round Goss' seconds would not al
low him TO come to time. Time OF battle,
hour and ~ minutes.