, 1880-10-08
Eight Bodies Taken out.

$50 ''tA EASTERN STATES
Eight Bodies Taken Out.
JERSEY Cry, Sept. 27,-Eght bodies we're
s', taken out of the tunnel and four OF thenl
rufg identified, It is impossible to laentiiy inc
gs f- other four. 9. I'.t.4 .Liu'1.. .'
NO .. The Gulnare 70 Return. l.1.
" W,suNoros. Sept. 27.-C Captain Howgate
''@ bas ordered the return OF the Gulnare 10
'i''" this city, and the expedition has been aoah-
-.in i'H doned for the season. .''.
,.sv-o spr' vre Bsn. nlil Case Dismissed. "a
.ln. riWmHrNGroN, Sept. 27-The case OF Jessie
Raymond against Ben Hill mas osen us uDiSTl
misseu. Railroad war Ended. 'HI".''
lsil0 NEW YORK, Sept. ,2sIThe Tribune says say
',.'' railroads, on the emigrant traffic, ended by
an agreement tLat three roads, together with
the Pennsylvania, each receive proportion
-, a., n of the business. .r,9 u..tinsl si ''" t.'
sniu ys., eo Financially Embarrassed. -1a,oia
.ydlA CHICAGO, Sept 2S.--The Chicago Jockey
- Club is financially embarrassed ga g.
.,v..,~n,.,.,,, German CAPITAL. -
.IA4AAt NEW aYoRG, Sept. l2S.--The Frankfort
bankers,h would appear, are included in the
Canadian Pacific Railroad Syndicate. Sir
John A. Mcdonald has Just returned from
. a, Germany and willfurnish no particulars
" -~"4 ~ An Efepnant Attacks MS Keeper.
NEW iYoaK, Sept. ga special from
Richmond to the New York Herald says that
information from Charlotte North Carolina,
.t,sF notes the arrival of Robinson's circus at
that place. When the celebrated elephant
=" Chief was being taken of the car he be-
apa came enraged and attacked his keeper,
ssual John King who he succeeded in crushing
against the side of the car, King sank to
'jhs. the ground without gfoan. The other at
tendants fed in terror leaving King to the
----.-. mercies of the beast. The injured man was
allowed to remain there several minutes the
NE t.E elephant in the meantime Keeping guard
over his victim and walking pack and forth
~ w at a brisk pace on the railroad track.
King was picked up apparently lifeless and
carried to barbers shop across the street.
where physicians werc summoned to attend
,a1 p ~ him. They found on examination, his
ts3,'laH1 skull broken, He died at II o'clock last
a,l night The circus men secured the elephant
1a2a bt at last with great difficulty chainipg him 10
jiul two other elephants who seemed to be aware
Of their responsibility and the nature OF tho
g. trust. " . u. | '' ~
A' '' Imterred An the Catholic Cemetery.
The bodies of Sheridan, Broderick Creary
and Burns some of the victims found in the
tunnel, were inferred in the Catholic ceme-
terry. Three more bodies that have not been
identified were buried in the Weehawken
d cemetery. ,-H,, Hr
The Ute Commission III itch in che De.
M . tails. Ft. yF ....
.y1faaQ CH1cAoo, Sept, ga special dispatch
gat ga from Washington 10 the Inter. Ocean says
that Congress delayed the Ute bill so long
that it was midsummer before the Commits.
~Vtk a sion started for the Indian country, and
Hug now one oB them has returned to Washing,
ton because of hitch in some of the de-
tails. He will lay al the questions at issue
before Secretary Sehufz and when de-
cision has been reached he will telegraph
m ,sythe Commission on the ground, SO as, II pos
GL5lLsble, tosechfe final settlement and get the
Utes to their new homes before the snow
falls. II 1sz.Atil
ao41PeN2 NEW YoRK, Sept. 29.-The body OF the
late T. A. Torbet arrived py steamer this
morning and was buried with BETTING cere.
~ mony. Gen. Hancock ex.Gov. Jewell and
other dlstingrishedmen attended
The Oregon Pacific, Dna $50
f7 noI The Times gives the history OF the Oregon
fsf'af Pacific Railroad Company and the plans OF
y" r ~ Eastern capitalists to push it forward. tits
proposed to go to work Of once and finish the
Lime from Oorapisto Yaqrina Bay and to
construct 20 miles eastward from Corvallis,
'A the entire i30 miles to be in running order
by Sept. 1st, 1881. A line of steamers will
81 ~ then be placed to run from San Francisco to
ssoa Yaquina Bay. at, adE ,W.lq d
-trg,,r Pan PresbyterkaDs. .
,o.d PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The committee
on credentials reported against the admission
to the alliance OF the Cumberland Presby-
. terians and United Presbytery Of Philadel-
l.aftss phia, as there was no evidence Of their
adopting the alliance Constitution, Report
- ~, adopted. tas U4EN ...r
l4,.ay .rsE Census Frauds. .'...'
~. wAsHINeros, Sept 29.-Gen. Walker to-
as day dispatched special agent to Mississippi
~ TO inquire into alleged census frauds in that
State. Great secrecy is maintained in the
matter. Nothing has yet been made public
as to the report Of the expert from South
Carolina. ~ r-.
Democratic Meeting. ,.G.
-,. . .,s5 FoRT MAINE, Sept 10 AT the Demo
Nal cratic ratification Eneeting last night Gen.
Sigel spoke, making a very strong eugumen-
tariye speech. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
,u .surSivinE Ppisoners Of war.
1EDIASAPoLIsS Sept. 30.--A reunion OF the
w surviving prisoners Of war was held at the
@ wigwam last evening.
M ~. "a 5...sa a MyNerEsus AGair.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-The finding Of
the body Of Horace 7. wilbur, well known
lawyer, floating In the DeIa1are ariyer uu.
earths scandal which the family have been
endeavofing to hide. When he was last seen
elfE alive he was in company with woman
named Tyndae and known as Mrs jackson.
ua Ia ba,.a bar