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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
Gen. Grants Tour in Mexico

CITY OF MEXICO, March 17.-Gen. Grant
and party visited the mint today where the
workmen presented the General with collec
ton of Mexican coins. The Academy of Arts
yesterday presented Grant with medal COM
memorative of his visit to Mexico.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
WASHINGTON.
The Negro Exodus.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-James Langstein,
postmaster at Greencastle, Ind. testified to
the exodus committee that the coored emf
grants to Indiana from the South made gen.
eral complaint that they could not get fair
living in the South because of bad laws and
cheating. Few complained that their political
rights were interfered with.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
Cincinnati Southern Railroad

PORT ROYAL, March 21.-The first through
car to Port Royal over the Cincinnati Southern
railway, with Fort Royal delegation to the
great railway celebration, arrived this after
noon "a hours from Cincinnati.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
AFRICA.

King Johns Troops Victorious.
CAIRO, March 21.-The Governor General
of Massowah has telegrsphed the Khedive that
two bodies of insurgents have been defeated
and made prisoners by the troops of King John
Of Abyssinia
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22

CONGRESS will always be found Pure and re-
liable. 1t makes light sweet dumplings, buckwheat
cakes, pie crust biscuits, etc.,
n-Congress Yeast Powder and SHADES English
Mustard received the award in the late Mechanics
Fair Both are sold by leading grocers take no 9TH
er.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
MARRIAGES..

In Bristol, March 7. Almon McLain and Miss Ed
ma Jones. both of Bristol.
In Millbridge March IA, Benz. NJ. Cousins and
Miss Lydia Nj. futile.
In fremont, March 10, Lyman NJ. Harper and
Miss Ermna Ii. Higgins.
In Liverlnore, March IL II. l.. Kilbretb of t.au-
bridgeport and Miss Dora A; Richardson of Turner
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENrY-FoUR
HOURS.
,-st WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
March 81, A. M.
For New England,
Warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
mostly south.westerly with falling barometer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22

Prince Orloff the Russian Ambassador to
France, has left Paris for ST. Petersburg owing
to the Hartman affair.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
Mining Stocks,

Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange, by
I. H. Mansfield Co., brokers' 81 Exchange street
Portland Ma March %.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
Boston Stock Market.
New York stock and money Market.

(By Telegraph.) -.
NEW YORK. Mich. 2O-P. M.-The bank statement
was unfavorable, but notable feature is the check
in the ougo Of legal tenders the loss this week be-
ing only $97 300. Money closed at per cent
Sterling Exchange is quiet but firm. We quote
bankers asking rates, 60 days bills, at 4S5 per
6 (of $4:8665 par value), and on demand $4.88i4
against $485A@4S8 one week ago. Commercial
bills at 4 8314@4 8314 gold.
Tne Following are JO-day's closing ouotatiops of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
Recelpus Of Maine Cenrai.
Daily Domestic Receipts. F.,

PORTLAND, Mich. 10.
For Portland, 10 cars miscellaneous merchandise.
for connecting roads. So cars miscellaneous n.er.
chandise So
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland DAILY Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, March. 20.
The following are lo-day's quotations of Flour,
Grain, Provisions. &C.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22

Cid 2lst, steamship Bothal, OBJ Brotherton Port
land hi barques Evanell. Colcord, Havana Ocean
Pearl, Fisher, Portland brig A Bernard. Bernard
+ Whitney, Bartlett, Galveston; Thos b Harrison,
Rogers, Miseasset; Telumah, Bennett, Gun Point.
Brown, Wiscasset,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22
European Markets

BY Telegraph.) rA-
Ii ERPOoL Mich 2O-lZ,3O p M-Cotton ,narkst
hrmer; Middling uplands at 7asd; orleans at 4.
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led; sales 5000 bales for speculation and expert
1000; receipts $3.50, American $3.50.
LIVERPOOL, March 90 1880 P. M.-Flour lis Sd
lbs; Winter Wheat ! Is 2dg11s 10d; Spring Wheat
los 4d911s I'd; California average los 8da11s Sd;
at Is. Provisions, &c.,-Pork at SIS 3D. Beef at
lbs; Bacon 35s 6dd36s 81; Cheese Ills; Lard 39s.
Tallow at 35s, at London AS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22

PIrTsBURG, March 22.-Alleghany county
Democratic primaries last evening resulted in
a victory for Tilden. The anti-TiIden forces
secured but 80 delegates out of over 500 to the
ten different senatorial and legislative con-
vention.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22

Boston Sugar Market.
BOSTON, Mch. 2O-The following are to-day's quo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22

Grand Trunk Elevator.
The following is statement of Grain at the Grand
Trunk Elevator, March 90: II
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-22

By water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornmeal to G
W. True & Co.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16
aoar wirr rnas corsrnr

The other night, soon after ward
meeting bad opened, one Of the electors
present began edgiug for Ibe door as u
be mesut 10 leave the plAce. He
was soon stopped by friend, who taid
Don't leave Us now, want you TO hear
what tha, speaker ia saying, Hear thatl
He says we must triumph or the country
Is doomed.
Yes,sI know, but I've got to edge along
toward home, was the reply,
ome2great hesnvens, how can you talk
Of going home until he has finished that
speeehi There he goes agAiul He asks Il
you want 10 see grass growing In the
streets OF our oitics-our fertile farms
returned 10 the wilderness our families
erowdlng the poor houses until there is
no longer room 10 receive Anothorl
No, ! don't know as | would, but ]
guess IN sort o. work my way out.
Walt fifteen minutes es-ten--ilve-w walt
until be fnishes. There II is again lie
asks whether yon are freeman or =
SLAYER He wants TO know II you have
forgotten the patriotic principles defend.
cd by the blood OF your grsndsires--ii
you have forgotten the sound of the liber.
ty bell.
J don't know as ] have, but must so
really must.
IIesr thst-hear thstl Ho says your
country will bless you.
Ican't cay as TO that, replied tho man
as he crowded along; but I'm dead snre
that the old woman will II ! DONE git
home In time 10 put this codfsh to soak
for breakfast
Grcat gnnsl but do you prefer Goldfish
TO liberty? exclaimed the other.
! don't know as do, but I git more
oft.
And you will SEQ this country ruined
see hcr 60 to destruclion7
I'd be kinder sorry to zee her 20 down
hill, slowly observed the delinquent as he
reached the door, bat II you had a wife
who conld begin jawing at 10 o'clock and
not lose ninnte till daylight, and then
end with grand smash Of crockery and
a At OF hysterics, you'd kinder stand OF
as 4 do, and let this glorious old republic
squeeze through some mighty Hpe knot
holes,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

scen lhc Queen wautea 10 sss Der rffuy
face Agaln and ths folaElrg Day be pre-
sspied himself Il The rslses
know hst zen k-ow % added niyt
,eriouely, lfpoke c her fes.srdsy snd
! want % peak @ IS, astli
Thlaking ae asd TO g wi,h q madmsa
thc pareg 3sa tau v t
fellow arrested vaeu isU st .slgIAa eho
hsd given hlm the tw aly fNnos i ppsas.
Cd and, recognized tla mac tala him 10
walt Ile informed do Qagen y bic
presence. Bring him here, By an means,
was her answer.
When The man was Tor the seoosd time,
before lbc Qieen, he sAid Ycs, rls
thou lhonshl had seen fairy
Thou art ldsl nn angel dld no, tell
thee yesterday tha, have Two little ones
with mother. wil thou BE- thelr
mo,heFg
That will, said the Queen,
Then there's The twenty francs thoa
gavest me yesterday ,hsuk thee, bat
want no money. Aud be wen, away
crying and smiling like child
This Queen has adopted tte two ltiIls
ones, aud they are Ia "a iaslltutlon,
under her specisl patronage
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

ibs trunk, bis arms folded, aud hls eyss
ElarinK At the door.
LoEAn, Issid, come home. Bot 30 did
not Dotlce me.
The door opened, and Mr.. March came
out. Logan stepped up 10 him. Defend
yourssifi be shonlra.
:. Mr.. March threw up hls arms.
Tho coal digger aehss With 81 fstsi
with dtrisiyc laugh. This i The way
the Lash!eys defend their honorl sud
raising bis hand. hs lred pistol straight
al ihe man before him
Atthe same moment, phaeion drove
up through the wood road, and my
mothers voice called, She has como!
willie young, rosy girl Ieaped lightly
down, and ran laughing towards the
school house, crying;
Here am Charley Where are son
Charlcy7
The terrified children drew back, and
she saw their teacher lying on the grass.
Logan was erouchIng over him.
lie Is dead, he said. am murder.
erl And the self reproschIng tone show
ed that The evil spirit had gone out OF
him.
watched them carry what seemed to
nae the dead body TO the teachers little
house. There was now only Logan aud
me 10 the world, Thought. | would 90
with him Into prison, or TO the gallows.
He was my twin brother.
ffound him down 10 the swamp. His
madness was oil gone. There was no
more fierce talk OF the Lashley honor; be
was only quakiug, stupid boy.
lie put his arms around my neck, and
cried out, did not think You would
come, Meg I'm OAInl All the world has
turned sgsinst me. o my God to thick
Pm q murderer
I stayed with him all night Ia tho
swamp. In looking back at my life, that
night seens to fill up great black space
of misery. Towards morning, Theard
voice calling, 1t was mother. She was
gbastly pale, aud her dress was torn.
She rau towards US.
y my poor boyi sbs cried. Ihsve
searched for you all night. He Is not
dead. The doctor thinks be viii recover.
He did recover. This all happened
years ago. Mr.. March Is now q middle
aged man, but he has no stauncher friend,
or one be values more, than Logan Lash
ley.
Since that day haYo never heard
word from my brothers lips OF the Lash
ley honor, or the requisites needed to
a gentleman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16
THE sEoRET OF ~.

Comparatively few mon show theii
real disposition TO the girls they select al
life companions, and the bride who has
formed her own ideal Is often dsenchan-
ted during the honey moon--the most try
ing period of married life. This is tho
secret of many unhappy marriages; the
husband is not nearly as devoted as wat
the lover and perhaps his tastes do not
harmonic with those OF his wife. The
fate is horrible which pure aud faithful
girl may endure by encountering In him
whom she marries, not mere actual cruel.
ty or injury, but stupid incompetency 10
understand womans needs, dull forget.
fulness OF the daily graces Of life and
oblivious of the fact that while men have
the world, women have only their home.
These grossness Of mascnline ingrstiludc
do not, indeed, often lead 10 invisible ca.
tastrophe, nor grow into such absolute
tyranny. but they equally tend that way
They drag down wife's soul down to q
point where she must despair; they
change the sublime meaning OF marriage
TO vulgarity and weariness; they spoil
the chance Of The boat and Rnest Of all
education which eseh man obtains who
wins reasonably good woman for bis
companion and they completely destroy
any hope Of domestic hsppIaess. What
right has man TO expect bsppincss IN =
home who brings no sunshine into IL?
Whist right has be to look for tho graccs
and rcfioements Df early love when he
violates them BY rough speech, III man
ners. and tbe disregard Of little things
upon which The self respect OF a wifc Il
built and maiulaipedl The cynic who
rails at marriage Ia one and The same
with the lboughtless egotist who fings
into the presence OF hls wife careless,
stubborn snd sour tempered, though be
never went TO his luaneee except on bis
best behavior.
Husbands preserve afterIInsrrisge those
pleasant manners, Thoughtful cares, atten-
lions and careful ways which contributed
so much % win the woman of your
choice; they constitute the true secret OF
happiness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16
AnnAxttsop rxvs- Law

Several days ago white mss WAS
arranged before a eolored justice, down
the country, on the charges Of killing
man and stealing mule.
Wall, ss,l The justice, d Jacks ia dis
case shall be weighed with carefulncss,
an ell hang yer 'tSint no ianl, OBJ mine.
Judge. you have no Jurisdiclicn only
to examine me.
Dat sori o. work longs Ter De raigler
justice, but yer acc Zee been put on =
special. A special hez de- right ter make
a msuf at s'prome court Of BIO eboses,
Do tho bcst You can for me, Judge.
Oats what Use gwinc Ter 10. rae got
two kinds Of law in dis court, do Arkan-
saw an q Texas law. generally gins
man de RI gnt ter chose for hlssoI. Now,
what law does yer want, dc Texas or de
ArkAnsaw.
! believe III take the hrkRbsawp
Wall, IN dat case, III dismias yer for
stealln' do MULE
Thank you judge.
An hang yer tur KILN dc mAn-------
believe, judge III take the Texas.
Wall, In dat case, Pll dismiss you fer
KILN de man--
You have good heart, Judge.
And bang yer fur atealln' do mule.
IN js take de 'casion heah ter remark
dat de only difference tween dc two laws
IL de way yer state do case
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16
a PRETTY STORY.


10 Naples the papers tell very pretty
story Of tho Queen Of Italy. Itappears
that she was driving 70 the royal wood Of
Licaio The coach man misiook the road,
and one Of the gentlemen asked q
eounlrynsn the way. Tue man seeing
ibe 6be carrisge and borses sDd the ser
wants livery and all tbs gay company,
thought that b. was being fooled. Aa "
you didnt know be said with big grin.
The Queen laughed, aud assured bin
tbst they were lost. Then only did The
cospirymau condescend TO point ont the
wsy, After which be walked Of 80 II fear
lae TO be laughed 81 again.
Give him twenty francs for hls trouble
said The Queen 70 one Of her escort vbo
going alter The eoantryman said TO him I:
Here my man, here Il little present
from The Queen Of Italy, who thanks you
TIE QoeeBl eried Ibs eounirymss, to.
turning 70 ihe cafriszs. Forgive me that
/ did not know thee. Bat | bad never
seeu ibee before rsga af ss beautiiai
a. Msy se. Ggd Dsss lies. And
tbs carriage drove oa.
Now The eo0uGryman WHO had oBse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16
w0sAN's FEAR OF cows.

II is now over one hundred years since
The American philosopher profounded the
quey: Why is woman afraid of a cow2
and yet no Que has ever succeeded In Civ,
ing q satisfactory snswer. There ia once
in while woman whs doesn't seem 10
have the slightest fear, even when passing
COW with one horn ell twisted out Of
shape; but follow that womaR home and
you will find that she kicks the dog, cuffs
the children, jaws her husband, and
knows how 10 sharpen a butcher knife
and an axe. The real woman has NOR
tai terror of COWS, aud the real COW seems
to have an antipathy for her. Friday
afternoon lady was waging down Cass
avenue, when she suddenly came upon a
COW. The animal was feeding on the
other side of The street, and the boy sent
ont 10 watch her sat under shade tree
and played on mouth organ.
The lady halted.
The COW looked up.
A<Dbt ab tulukf hut hbhGu tuO DO4t
IS be moved the music from his mouth.
I--I'm afraid OF that cowi the lady
replied.
What fur? Cows don't bite nor kick,
same as horse. All they kin do is 10
run lhsr horns throughsyou and pin you
10 tho ground.
Oh mY--she's comiugl
No, she hain't' She's just making be-
lieve that she wants to get at ye and book
ye over the fence.
Obi bat dare not passS
Yes, you dare. Cows know when .
woman Is afraid jast As we'll 50 any body.
The mint you aiye COW. 70 u nderstaDd
you are able TO catch 'em by the heels
and mop the ground with 'em they 20 to
hunting clover,
Dear mo, but guess III 20 back
wouldn't. YEN only spit on yer
hands and shske yer fist at her she'll wilt
right down. Cows know who's boss ust
az well as men do. Now, then, III bold
yer psrssol while you spit on yer hands
See II yoa can do that.
No--no--noi I Am going now!
II was . woman and couldn't swear
or spit on my hauds, should carry q
sword eaue 10 stab cows with, observed
the boy as he looked across the gay.
My soull there 10 another COW up
there! exciaimed the lady, as abe looked
up the street
Yss, lots OF cows around these days,
but never heard oftwo cows STACKING
a woman al once. guess one gen orally
hook 'em oil TO piece FIRST, and then the
other comes upand paws Al the ina nglcd |
remaIas. you
The lady uttered first class scream
and made a1ump for the nearest gate. |
II opened hard, and aiter one pull she
went over the ience and up tie steps oi
strange house, there 10 remain until her
husband could be summoned by lele-
phone 10 come and act A. body guard.
I'd Just like 10 be woman. unused tie
boy, 80 be eat down TO pusish bis mouth |
organ come more. I'D carry bowie |
knlfs down lhe bsek Of my neck, Apd lhe /
frsi COW thar tried 70 book me would feel
that ere kulfe playing mumbleiypeg
around ber vicious heart uFings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

heavy and ihat woald q 20 much extra
for the poor mule 70 poll. IL nightly
stsafed n gwlno 10 siaIYe 10 DEL Yea
mustn't tAlk that way Uncle Mosc.
Yea mus not DO that for the poaf
mules sake just hold cot, sod a, the
neat meeliae Of our society ior ihs yrV
vautatan % oforueliy 70 animals, ! viii see
that You ale rendered complimentary
vote ofthanks for you herolsm ln tighten
Log tho load o. the unfortunate mule
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

II having come 10 the attention of gome
Of the worknen In boiler shop on
Larned street that 80 old vagrant was 10
the habit of sleeping IN au Old boiler 10
The yard, three or four men came down
At an Il mornIog honr cai od hIs
retreat ~ pushlng barrel luto tue
orrfee, and then, armed With sledges
and bamnars, they made such din -
only boiler mGkers can. When they bad
become tired they pulled sway tie barrel
and looked 10. The ysg was rubbing bis
eyss. aud ~ They called 10 bin hefeplied
ney2 What jn sayi Vas that fre
alarm
They we're bg ~ meEns ssusned, and
next morning they turned on the water
used 20 test boilers sud thrust The hoee
into tho boiler By sud by the old chap
came crawling out, wet A. : rsl, add ss be
landed on lAe ground be iBqaifed
BoYs, have you got any soap around
beref
They gave him piece used II The
wssbbasl0, aud Is be efAuled back Into
The boiieF with Il he remarked:
Ii's four weeks sibee this shirt was
washed, aud II yoa gents viii lei thst
waller ran for about Giieen minutes nors
you'li % u,e great isYoFb I'm sorry to
bother 10, bat IN tty sDd not waste
sny of ihe precious Eaias
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

As one Of the most prominent young
burglars OF San Franoisoo was Walking
out Of the court Tho other day, just after
having secnred SD acquittal regarding bis
latest job by y prompt and business Ike
divvy with the powers that be q. the
usual rates, we'll to do bot rather anx.
ious looking stranger touched bis arm
and beckoned him into doorway, You
are Teddy the Ferret, aren't you, the
man who was tried 70 day Tor saiO crack
ing?
We'll, wot Of it2 seplied DO house
breaker Why, jast tAls- you'i excuse
my speaking SO low--but tho fact u, I've
come all the way from San JOAQUIN to
look up party IN your line Of business.
Have, CHI
Yes--l-well, I've ltte proposition
TO mako to you.
Exactly said the Ferret calmly; you're
q bank cashier down In the foot bills.
How do you know ihstr siammered
the gentleman, much amazed
And your cash aceeunts are 70 be cx-
amined by the directors on the first, aud
as you can't realize on your stocks, yon
want me to gag you sometime next week,
shoot your hat full OF hole, dad The com
bina,ion in you vcst pocket and 20
through the safe IN the regular way.
Great heavens. man; bow did you 1od
all that cut?
Why, guessed Il. its the regular
thing, you know. Got throa orders to
attend 10 ahead oi yonrs now, I.emme
zee. Can't do anything for you next
week, but might give you Wednesday
aud Thursday " The week after IIowJI
that suit your
The cashier said be thought bo could
make that DO. ard in Iess Than fyo min
utes they mad struck bargain, and ar
ranged tho whole adair.
Even New York isn't much ahead of
San francisco in regard 10 modern con-
Yenienccs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

A rather emAelaied old darkey who
drives dfsy for wssllhy Galveston
frn. ksd basiness With BIS employers
= few daYs sso. Look heah, boss. you
wkpt 70 Increase "a eeiefy fdoat get
eaoi.s4 = e-t. IL s-l.ln' 81 sgsfy DAY.
That's The resaon ws doa't give you higb
wages. You woald get 70 be fzt 6ad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

a eyfseafe kFo4f -d - sm0Ee Tia
pips leaning asA4asf als eesossas Dsrrel
Bis mail Gov gees . ise dead lstgsr
Oa.se.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-09-16

PITCHERS CASTORIA isnot
Narcotic. Children grow fat
upon, Mothers like. and Physi-
clans recommcnd CAsToRIA.
It regulates the Bowcls, cures
Wind Collie. alIays FcveriAhness,
and destroys Worms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
south American News

New York, May Panama sdvices of
April 24,h say that Star and Herald letter
of the nth states that on the 10th the hill
ian feet announced It's presence in Callao bay
sending before daylight torpedo launch
against the Peruvian corvette, Union. The
launch was anchored well in-shore, but be-
fore it exploded il ran dangerously near the
United States steamer Alaska and the Italian
irigate Gsribaidi, and escaped warm recep-
ton from the somewhat anxious people on
board these vessels The approach of the
launch WAS perceived on board the Union be-
fore the explosion took place. A heavy fire
of nuskeIry and from the ships Galtlng
guns WAC opened on the stranger, causing her
TO promptly retreat. When morning broke,
the Banc-, Encolodo Huascar and wooden
corvet,rs Angmos and Phsomonia were in
sight. The launch was sent of from Blanco
with n flag of truce and met by boat from
the Union. The Chiliar delivering the dis
patches announced that blcckades of Callao
and adjacent bays and ports were established,
and a term of eight days conceded for the
departure Of all neutral ships The diplo-
matte body in Lima made request that the
time be extended to fifteen days, which was
grated
Referring to rumor of yellow ftfar
having appeared on the lshmus, the Star aud
Herald denies the existence Of v single case
being known there during the last six
months
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
Attacked by Apnches.

New York, April ga Denver special
says telegram from Santa Fe states that one
day lsst week Nic,oria's band of Apaches at
one of the largest sheep owners in Nov Mex
tackled the herders in the employ +, Chsrez,
leo, whose locks were gr' Amg in Mozallon
mountains, and killed his mead herder, hamed
Quarles Charez aud his subordinaies. 1t Ia
also stated that the Apaches attacked
Cooney camp and some ranches on Frisco
river but the settlers succeeded in driving
the Indians of, and collected at one of the
ranches in Frisco, where they are now be-
sieged by the Apsohes. \ man named vii.
son was killed. Two prominent runners
named C1oney and Chick, ARE supposed 10
have met the same fate. Senior Charez' en-
tire flock. numbering 100000 sheep, have
been driven of by Nictorifs band.