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National Republican., 1880-07-19
False Indian Rumors.

DEADwoop, d. T., July 1s.--Indiau rumors
OF almost every conceivable nature have been
aloat in this vicinity the past week, and al.
though coming from apparently trustworthy
sources, thus gaining credence, mono have been
verified. Tho report Of an engagement on
Thursday between two companies Of the Sew
enth cavalry, under command of Captain
Ilsloy, and y band of hostilcs near the Little
Missouri still lacks authorization. Iniorma-
tion from Captain llsley's command was re-
ceived at Fort Meade yesterday that scouting
parties bad been out in all directions, but no
Indians or signs of any wero discovered. Re-
liable parties just in from SpearHsh say the
rumor that baud of 800 Indians surrounded
that town is fllso, no Indians having boon
seen or heard of in tha noisborhood.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Pnyno,s indian rorritory Finsco.

On Saturday the war department received
tho following telegram, dated Fort Leaven.
worth, July 10;
Following dispatch from Captain Randall, COM
mandlng Fort Reno, just received, Am to under.
stand that the government wishes the gang turned
over TO tho United States marshal at Fort Smith,
Ark, for trial JoHN PopE,
Broyot Major.GenerNl, commanding.
Donald and tho scouts arrested Payne and twenty.
two men on the lilh inst. Pardeo took charge OF
tho party yesterday. lie has been instructed to
take Payne and men to POlecat creek and turn
them over to Robinson,
RANDALL, commanding.
General Pope was instructed to turn Payne
aud his mon over TO tho civil authorities, The
question as to what proceedings shall be insti-
tuted against them in tho United States dis,
trlct court will DO referred to the attorney.
general. One section of the revised statutes
in regard to the invasion OF IudiRn resorYa-
tions SAYS that tho officers Of tho Indian do,
partment shall eject them, and the uso Of the
military for that purpose Is authorised. An.
other section says that upon the repetition OF
the oiIonse fine OF 81 900 shall bo imposed.
The recent invasion of Payne was his second
'Jlignse.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Exnort of Ereadstu ifs,

An advance statement Of exports of domes-
tie breadstuff5 from the principal ports of tho
United States, prepared at the bureau of
statistics, shows tho exports for the month of
June, 1880, to have beon s2S,Oi9,S59, against
$l7,2l07l0 in June, 1870. Tho total exports
of brcadstutis for tho year ending June, 1880,
were $277, ,226 762, against $2O1, ,776 400 for the
preceding year.
OF the exports IN 1880 New York sent S132,-
O5i, 1885, Baltimore, $50, ,099,07O; Philadelphia,
$2S,55i9l0; San Francisco, S23, 47S507; Bos.
ton, $i4232, ,977 Now Orleans, $9,176,7l6;
Miami IS 575 sol; Chicago, $780,, ,727, and
Richmond, 81, ,6363 3l6-in Zach case an in
creased export over the preceding year.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Tnoitio Mining stncl,s.

SAN FRANoIsco, July 1.-THE following
were the official closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day: Alpha, AZ; Alta, III; Arsenta,
7.16 Belcher, IL; Best g. Belcher 81; Bullion,
2; Bodie, Al; Dechiol /; Boston Consolidated
29-32; California, .; Chollar, 2s; Consolidated
Virginia, 8; Consolidated Pacific, IL Gallo.
DONNA, 1882; Eureka Consolidated, 15s Ex.
chequer, 1t; Gould & Curry, 80; Grand Prize
II; Golden Terra, 10l Goodshaw, 27-32; Hale
q Narcro:s, 80; Imperial, 3.1G; julia Consoli'
dated, 11.32; Justice, Z; Jackson, i; Moxi.
can, 81; Mono, %; May Belle, J; MONDAY, 2i
Navajo, 7.l0; ophir ~; Orc, II; Oyermau, Il
Potosi, III Savage, III; Sierra Nevada, 12l
Silver King, 81; Syndicate, 2l-32; Silver Hill
11.32; Tioga, 20.32; Tuscarora, 5-32; Union
Consolidated, 2l2; Wales, 81; Yellow Jacket, Al
National Republican., 1880-07-19
A RICHMOND sENsA7IoN.
Rumored Heavy Defnlcation in tho Pos
Office.

Rumored Heavy Defnlcation in tho Post
Office.
NEW YoRR, Jlly 15.--A special 10 Herald
from Richmond, Va, says; 1t is said to have
leaked out that Special Agent Henderson and
an expert of the postoflco department, who
have beon here for several days, have dis
covered n largo defalcaton in tho accounts Of
Postmaster Forbes of this city. The report
says that the postmaster has been given until
Monday to make good tho missing amount. If
no fails to do so it Is said that hi $ arrest will
follow and an exposure will take place which
will create quite sensation hero. In any
event il is stated that the postmaster will he
removed and probably some Of his subordi-
mates will also step down and out with him.
FoRTY.THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS SHORT.
RIcHMoNp, va, July 1S,-Postoflice In.
speetors w. II. Henderson and p. Il. Shallcross,
under orders from tho bostoiice department.
have boen for several days investigating the
affairs OF the Richmond postoilce with Wow
10 ascertaining it's condition, and have disoov
cred that there Is shortage of about $4,000;
50, 500 of this deficiency is due to Postmaster
Forbes having Overdrawn his account that
mu ch since his last quarterly report, which
was turned in properly balanced and accepted
as correct by the department II the dei-
cheney Is not mado good by tho postmaster or
sureties within the next loriy.eight hours, the
department will cause his arrest and proceed
against him for embeZ2lcment. There We're
rumors atloat last night of this trouble in the
pnstoflico, but nothing positive could he OBJ
tanned. Tho above information, however, Is
correct, coming as 1t docs from Inspector Hen
delsOn himself.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
THE END APPROACHING.
Turkey Seriously Deset on All side

Turkey Seriously Deset on All Sides.
LONDON, July ia dispatch to the Daily
Ne,rs from Constantnoplc reports that Hobart
Pasha has refused TO take command of any
squadron sent TO attack the Greeks. Troops
have just left here for the Dardanelles.
Mr.. Norkoff, the Russian ombassador, has in
formed tho porte that the time has come for
an answer in regard TO the execution OF the
assassin of Colonel CommerofL
Mr. Goschcp, the English, and NJ. Tissot,
the French ambassador, havo spoken very
plainly 10 the sultan in regard to the decis'
ions Of the conference.
NJ. Tissot told the sultan that his throne
would he in danger, aud that the precedent ol
Egypt might be followed if no refused to carry
out the decision.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Conn nIinors ON a st,ike.

CHICAGO, July IA dispatch from Des
Mones, Iowa, says; The miners at four OF the
principal coal mines in this city are out on n
strike against the signing of years contract
which stipulatos that the men shall not hold
meetings during working hours or ask for an
advance for themselves or others during the
year. The right of owners TO discharge meu
is reserved. The meu have right to quit, cx
copt during strike. The companies are try
ing TO Introduce per diem wages instead Of
paying by the bushol.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
CAmpNignlng in Texma.

The treasury department is informed that
A. p. Bissel inspector Of customs, has been
compelled to leave his post Mt Velasco, Brszoria
county, Texas, for having made speech at a
republican meeting. Hosays he was informed
that Il party of twenty-five men had boen SO
lected to take him from his house during the
night and hang him. The matter is being in
vestigated by the United States district at
torney for tho district in which Yelasco is
situaLel.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Fortunate Escape of a Railroad Train.

ELIaADETnPoRr, N. j., July l5.-As the
Long Branch fast newspaper train reached the
draw of the Newark bridge this morning tho
bridge.kecper had closed the draw, but had
not time to take out the long lever in the cen
tire of the draw. This the train struck, and
the sides Of eight cars were torn in splinters.
The engine too was badly wrecked, but for
tunately none of the cars left tho track. The
occupants of the train were badly shaken, aud
Mr.. Ryan, editor of the Long Branch Season,
was thrown with such force as 10 break his
collar bone,
National Republican., 1880-07-19
IsRsp-f5nIl.

WATERBURY,, CONN, July 17.-Nationals Of
Washington, ID; Monitors, l.
Troy, N. Y, July ~ Chicagos, II; Troy
Citys, 4.
Providence, r. l., July 17.-Providenccs
8; Buhaos, 4.
WORCESTER, MASS, July 17.-Worcc5ters
7; Clovelands, /. 49,,
BosroN, MASS, July 17.--BosIons, 4; Gin
cinna,is, o.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 17.-Albanys, 7
Rochoslors H.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
SERIOUS Runaway Accident.

A painful accident occurred yesterday after
noon on the long bridge. Mr., Alexander
smoot was driving across the bridge with his
family. The horse took fright at a passing
train and ran away, throwing Mr..
Smoot and his wife and child from
tho carriage. Mr.. Shoots jaw'bono was
broken aud Mrs. SmOot received inIurios
about her body. Tho child escaped harm.
The injured parties were conveyed 10 their
homo, No 1899 Ninth street, where they were
attended by Dr., u. y, Adams.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
The LntasI Gold Story.

Den YER, Col, July 1.-Two men named
Amos Harrison and Phio Peters, while bath.
ing in the Arkansas river, forty miles cast OF
Pueblo, last Sunday, found an iron pot con.
tanning $4,000 in gold and silver. A letter
concealed in bucksin purse in the pot is yell
low with age, and is dated April -, 1860, aud
says II stole the money in Chicago from =
farm er. My partner died in Kansas City,
March -. 1 am going to New Mexico. Ii
anybody finds this pot they can keep the
mon ey. [Signedl-A. L. r."
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Judge Tynor on General oaraoid's Letter

Judge Tyner on General Gariiold's Letter.
General Tyner, first assistant postmaster.
general, In letter to the agent of tho Ma
tional Associated Press, dated Jordan Alum
Springs, Va, July 10, referring to General
Garfelds letter Of acceptance says; 81 do not
hesitate TO say that II is admirable and
complete. Ho has said enough about what
was settled by tho late war to show that in tho
event OF his election he will use the executive
power to maintain the rights Of the votor and
tho supremacy of tho general government, and
yet he says IL In such q way as to oindicate that
1t all springs from sonse of duty, aud not
from desire to appeal to sectional passions.
The letter is courageous. 1t does not ovadc
anything worthy Of discussion. His treatment
OF the perplexing question OF civil service,
about which there Ia such u variety ofopinion,
and of the dangerous subject Of Chinese immi-
grafton, shows that he not only ghs them
in tho balance ofa siatesman's mind, but that
be would not dodge them because thoy chal.
longe differences of viows in his own party
That Is tho evidence Of moral courage. II the
party had no other platform II could safely 90
10 the country with his letter"
National Republican., 1880-07-19
A Town MARSHAL Murdered by RouEhs.

CINCINNATI, July 1S,-A special to the
Commercial says: "a party of roughs from
Austintown went to Canileld, Ohio, last night,
with the avowed purpose Of being reycnged
on John Cone, the town marshal, for an old
quarrel. Arriving there they began by crc'
tho marshal endeaYorcd 10 quiet them Lot
Harrol, ono Of tho party, drew reyolyeraud
shot him In the head, inalcting wound from
which he died this morning lIarroir jumped
on hand car and escaped. Harrols brother,
who was In the party, was arrested"
National Republican., 1880-07-19

1864. Among the charges against Colonel
Ondorlonk were tho following: Drunken
ness, mafoasance cowardico aud inactivity.
The first and last Of these charges have not
been denied by his best friends associated
with him in tho First New York Mounted
Rifles, Genoral Ondcrlonk has mako no mis-
take In his enlistment for tho present contest
lIo ison thc.sde ON which he worry properly be-
longs,
National Republican., 1880-07-19
An uninrinnnta Enmily.

The managers of the German orphan asylum
having investigated the affairs Of Mrs. Yogol,
whose husband wasrecently killed by sunstrokG
near Baltimore, and whose brother, Theodore
Dlgor, subsequently, committed suicide, found
her in this city in greatly reduced circum.
stances, and yesterday took her child for the
purpose of giving it home Mrs, Vogel had
two children when she came to this country,
but Que OF them died shortly after her ar.
iyul
National Republican., 1880-07-19
rndrrnI Aulhorlty snstnIned.

Tho following tolographic correspondence
took place OH Saturday:
ATLANTA, Ga, July II, 1880.
Hon. Green D. RGum, Commissioner, Washington
d. C.!
Judge Woods has discharged tho revenue oGi
GERS and decided that Digby is distriGt-attorney
and entitled to the Office, viii send you copy
of Judge Woods opinion In discharge Of reyenue
officers. ANDREW CLARK, Collector
TREASURY DEPARTMgNT
OFFICE or INTERNAL REYENuE,
WASHINGTON, July II, 1880.
1ndrew CLARK, collector, Atlanta, Go:
| give you hearty congratulations upon the
victory Of law over the aWluss. Tho result win be
ofimmense value ia the establishment of the su
premAcy of the laws In your district. Go ahead
encrgetically with tho good work.
GREES B RAUNT Commissioners
National Republican., 1880-07-19
GR1NT IN COLORADO.

Popular Enthusiasm the Same Everywhere.
DENVER, Col, July 1S.-A dispatch from
Manitou says that General Grant and party ar
rived there Saturday afternoon. Az the depot
at Colorado springs they were mot by large
and enthusiastic crowd Tho party did not
stop, but were drawn to Manitou in carriages
immodiatol' on the arrival of the train.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
KIlicd n TnnneI.

PouGHKEEpsIE, N, Y, July 17.-Ths morn
ing as Addison Wight, sou of Rev Mr. Wight,
of New Hamburg, presby byterian:clergyma
aud sister were walking through the New
Hamburg tunnel the st, Louis express and Il
freight train entered tho tunnel going in diff.
fercnt directions, the express at high rate of
speed, and Wight was caught between the
trains and killed. The young lady WAS hurled
into ditch alongside the track and was only
slightly injured. Young Wight resided ut
Troy and was homo on vacation.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
A Fnrnrnhle Indication.

brokers, No. 70 Broadway, New York, in their
circular of Saturday say; " 1t is worthy of
notice, u connection with our market, az this
moment, that the usual bugboar of tho np-
preaching presidential election does not have
the loast effect upon our market, and u seems
to bo universally felt that the good sense OF
our people, in tho face OF the present prosperous
condition of our country will bo sufficient to
neutral2a the elect Of this usually disturbing
element"
National Republican., 1880-07-19
The Ute Commission.

Los PINos AGENcY, CoI.. July 10, via
LAKE CITY, CoL., July 1.-THE Ute commits
sion has been delayed awaiting the arrival Of
Interpreter Curtis who reached here last
night. The frst grand council will bo held on
Monday. Companies C and Il OF tho Twenty
third infantry arc encamped Mt the agency,
under command OF Captain Brady.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Horrible Death of a Child.

CHICAGO July ia dispatch to the Times
from Strcator, ILL.,, says: "A four-year-old
daughter Of i. NJ. Bruer fell into pan oil
boiling water, which her mother had placed
in front Of whore the children werc swinging
The swing broke and let hor fall into the
water with fatal results"
National Republican., 1880-07-19
I,inrod hva Gas ,c.nlosIon.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 1s--Last night
whilo John GafInoy, night boss, ana Lawrence
I4aughnao aud Peter Kinney, employed AT the
generator, an explosion Of gas occurred, so.
verely burning all Of them, Gallhey's injuries
being serious, but hopes are entertained of his
rcpovarV
National Republican., 1880-07-19
ON tho kIght side.

Brigadier- General Benjamin 4. ondeidonk,
one of tho heroes who organized the Hancock
aud Euglsh club in New York city, pans ont
rather richly whom viewed in tho light of his
military record. by reference TO ppgo S2S,
army register of New York volunteers IL
will bo found that Colonel Benjamin F. Onder'
domk Wag dismissed irom the service Jnly 10,
National Republican., 1880-07-19
A San FrancIseo "HIppodrome. -

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1s,--The walking
match was finished last night at IL o'clock
The score stood as follows; Howard, 350
Young. $40; Tobias. 345 Denman, 3l5; Don
ley, 1903; Loo, 270, Tho roferoo denounced
the affair at closing rs liippddromo" ant
circumstances seems 10 warrant his statement
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Hobhel by NInhISeh Men.

ALLENTOWN, PA, July 1S,-rho house of
Daniel Kern, at Nefisvlle, in this county, was
entered by three masked robbers last night,
and robbed of $500 in cash and government
and other bonds, amounting to $4,000. The
robbers escaDpd
National Republican., 1880-07-19
Eyocuot,on of CABIN, ueruu.

LONDON, July 19.--Tho Times correspondent
at Cabul telegraphs that tho seventeenth
Bengal cavalry has left Cabul. This is the
first step in the retirement of the British
troops. The whole country is quiet,
National Republican., 1880-07-19
RECORD or CRIME.
psspernto Attempt nt snieldn.

BALTIMORE July 1S-IIarry s. Orr, aged
thirty five, formerly Of Millersburg, KY, but
for the last twelve years resident of New
York, attempted suicide this mornigg at Bay
View junction OH the PHILADELPHIA, Whining.
ton s. Baltimore railroad. lie was on his
way from Now York to Kentucky, and when
tho train reached tho station named, just out.
side the city limits, he leaped from the car to
tho ground, and with pocket.knifc cut n
number Of gashes in his throat, but failed to
sover any important blood vessel. Hc also
cut both wrists but missed the arteries. lIe
was brought to tho city and taken TO a hos
pital, where he received medical attention.
II Is said hc was in the employment of Arnold,
Constable & Co., the well-known New York
dry goods house.
Two Policemen Brutaliy Murdered.
DENVER, Col. July 1S.--A NeuS Leadville
special says: "On Saturday afternoon minor
named Baker entered Manville's hardware
stote 10 collect some mining assessments, when
| ho demanded of the clerk revolver out of the
show case, and on being refused, pulled re-
volver out of his pocket aud threatened TO
shoot everybody in the store. Policeman
john Corbell attempted to arrest him, when
Baker told him to stand back. Corbell then
rushed at Baker and tho latter fired, wound.
| Ing him mOrtaly. Baker then rushed up the
street several policemen following Police.
man Stewart caught up and closed with Baker,
who fired, fatally wounding Stewart aud
slightly wounding another policeman. Baker
was then Overpowcred and lodged in Jail.
| The other policemen arc now at the head Of a
largo crowd aud it is probable Baker will be
| ynchod before morning"
The Ute Tragedy.
CHEYENNE, wy. T., July 1T T. Dresser,
friend of the lato N. q. Mcolier, agent for the
Utos, has just returned from tho sceno of tho
massacre last September at White river. Hp
rointerred tho remains Of Meeker and eight
employees, including his two sons, which had
boon hastily buried by Merritt's command
Dresser found n chain about four feet long
around the neck of Meekers body, proving
that tho story that the Utes had dragged his
remains about tho agency after the massacre
was true. His remains were much decom'
posad. Colorow with other head mon aud
Douglas daughter, came into the agency last
week to trade; said they lived on ponies last
winter and were very hungry and peaceful
InoW. Colorow said that he aud tho Other
chiefs were going Immediately to the Uncom-
paghre agency TO have big talk with tho Ute
commissioners; he know Of the whereabouts Of
PersunO and Johnson.
Colonel Cash Mt Large Rsnewlng His Work
CHARLESTON, $, O., July 1S,-Colonol Cash
the surviving principal in the recent htal
duel, came before Judge McIvor, of tho state
supreme court AZ Cheraw, last evening, on d
writ Of habeas corpus, and was admitted tc
hail in the sum Of $4,000 Considerable OK
National Republican., 1880-07-19
DISTINGUISHED Arrivals.

NEW York, July 1s--Among tho passen-
gers on board the steamship Germanin, which
arrived from Liverpool to-day, wero W. Cas-
sins Goodloe, United States minister to Bel
GUM, and james Gordon Bennett.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
womans Christian Temperance Union.

OCEAN GRovE. Nj, July 1S.--The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union meetings, after
continuing fve days. camo to close this
evening. Tho services to-day were largely
attended and great interest was manifested.
National Republican., 1880-07-19
BY THE WIRES AND CABLE.
Matters OF General Interest at Home
and Abroad.
Tanner Improving on His Water Diet
Heavy Defnlcation IN the Rich
mond Postonico.
Tho FnItInr Enaier.

New York, July 1s-Dr, Tanner Is still
In good condition. He drank considerable
water during the day and took a drive in
Riverside park.
National Republican., 1880-07-19

Patrick Hayes, who shot and killed his wife
IN Philadelphia in March last, was on Saturday
sentenced to be hung.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-12
THE COUNTY.
.JUDSON.

The celebrated incident IN Welsh
history, where the Welsh chieftainS.
Maelgwyn Vaughn and Meredith
Rhys ask of King Edward Prince
10 nile them who could speak their
own language, and where they are
accommodated by the Kings sending
his Queen TO Carnarvon Castle III
Wales To give birth 90 the first Prince
Of Wales. thus by trickery securing
The allegiance of the Camhrian Prin.
ceS, will he finely illustrated 10y the
performance of the beautiful Cantatu
hy Owain Alaw Esq, entitled THE
PRINCE OF WALES" in the Pres
hyterian church of Judson, on Tues
day evening. March 10th, 1880.
The following characters will APP.
pear:
King Edward l., Mr.. Dan Pritch.
ard.
The Queen, Miss Helen Jones.
The Royal Nurse, Miss Sarah \.
Jones.
Sir Griffith Lloyd, IA celebrated
character in Welsh history Mr. Hum
phrey Jones.
Welsh Chicftains, Messrs. Hugh D.
Hughes, John f. Jones, &c.
The above will be supported by II
Chorus of over 80 voices. now under
the training Of the Rev. 7. &. Jones,
(Tavalaw.) Every Welshman in the
settlement should see and hear this
line Cantata, the more SO as there
never has been a complete presenta-
ton Of such a work among the PEG.
pie of this County before.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-03-12
&. REiT iCTITITY OF REAL ES-
TATE.

There has been more activity in rea
estate in this city, this spring, and NOR,
cash sales than have taken place in -four
years. There was the purchase, 10y W.
T. Mills, of the Holmes Block for $40
600. Now comes a purchase by the
same party of the residence Of VIM
Hodgson. for $4,000. This is complete
evidence that Mr.. Mills has fully identi-
fed himself with the future of Manka,
Ia. Mr.. Mills also purchased 81 Mr.
Hodgson the vacant lot adjoining his
Clark ST. residence.
VIM. Il. Roberts has exchanged his
brick dwelling, South Front st. to Mr..
c. \. Payne, receiving in part payment
the McMahill lot "n The opposite side
Of the street. Mr.. PAYNE intcnds 10
build smother dwelling on the north
half Of the lot bought OF Mr.. Roberts:
and the latter intends Ia improve for resi-
deDce purposes the lot purchased Of Mr..
Payne.
Mr.. ). d. Parsons sold. last Thurs
day. to Major Geo. A. Clarke, half in
tcrest in his business house, in block IA.
These are but few OF the many sales
made. In February alone there were 81
transfers in the county. showing an ac
tlvity in real estate, not known here Tor
wears