Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
ADDITIONAL NEWS.

= IHE four men who captured the Ar
kansas train-robbers secured $4,000 of the
booty, which they divided up, one of the party
making some objection: The robbers would
then have been released but for the
large rewards offered. In consideration
of their silence about the divide, a
solemn pledge was made them that no effort
would be spared to release them from the pen
lteh larry. The captor who favored the return
OF the money to the railroad company escaped
two attempts at assassination, and revealed the
facts to the authorities.
The Grand Jury OF the District of
Columbia appeared in the Criminal Court
room at Washington, on the sth inst, and pre-
sented the indictment against Guiteau. 1t en-
braces eleven counts, and Is drawn with great
minuteness. They describe the shooting as
having been done at the Baltimore and Poto-
mac depot in Washington, of malice afore-
thought with a pistol, INJECTING mortal
wound, from the effects of which the President
died
The attendance at the semi-annual
| conference of the Mormon church at Salt Lske
| numbered $4,000, including delegates from
Arizona, Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada . Pas
sengers by the Southern Pacific railroad which
arrivedGt El Paso, Texas, on the 10th inst, re-
| port that when the train was passing Wilcox
Akihoiid, q HSHI WIS III progress beIWeeu the
| citizens and Indians. The Indians seemed to
have made an attack on the whites who were
thrown into great confusion, and were retreat
ing. The firing of guns, which was fierce and
constant, drowned the noise of the railroad
train and was heard for number Of miles.
| The bodies Of five hne repairers were seen near
| the track shot through the head. Arnold
| command attacked the Indians between Buda-
| coarie rancho and the Huaehuacas mountaina
! The lndialIs abandoned all their ANIMALS and
| took to the mountains. Two indians were
| found dead. Msj. Barnard was ordered to
| follow the savages into Mexico if permission
| were granted by the Mexican authorities,
A PASSENGER train on the Chicago
| Milwaukee and St. Pant railroad colded with
freight train while passing the crossing or
| the Chicago and Northwestern road, near
| Clinton, Iii. Two parsons were killed, one IA
| tally Injured, and three others badly bruised
| ...lhc Garfield moRnmtnt committee Of
| Cleveland has lequcsted the Governor of each
| State and Territory to at as general mar .,er
| Tor his district in securing contributions
| John MeDade cx-Cbiof of Police at Quiu-
| cy, H., had shooting ARRAY on the
| street with q sporting lIan named Thomas
Jackson, n which both were mortally wounded.
N. u. ~. Wlilans Secretary of the Relief
| Committee at Pittsburgh, has recently given the
| Michigan burned district an exhaustive inspec-
| ton. lie reports that tue wheat is everywhere
| green above the ground that contributions
! have been rapidly and honestly distributed. and
that the farmers are deeply grateful for the aid
received.
A New YORK telegram says that Wall
street operators are still praying Window to do
something to relieve tue money markct. They
say that too u4nch money has gone into the
| treasury during the past two months and too
htlie his c"me cue &t ihis season Of Tie year
especially, when tile 4 Is enduring STEADY
| dram from tile Weat aid south. The situation
! becomes aggravated by the counter drain into
| the treasury. The Secletarv, If ID reported
| fears that, by opening Tie doors OF the treas
my, the Incentive to soaiatlon will be stimu-
| lated, aud that he Viii DC consumed for allowing
himself TO be governed and Influenced by Wall
| street appeals.
PARNELL, in ali address at Waterford.
ireland, pronounced GladFtone the greatest CO.
ercionist and most unrivaled Randerer of the
| lrish nation, Archbishop Croke, inrepiyiug TO
an address from the Land League at DptIiD,
| advised the enormous assembly to give the
new land act a fair trial. This is opposed to
The PsrneH policy....A Paris correspondent
| have agreed on JOINT IolIcy of defense for
their subjects in Egypt, and have for this pun
| pose dispatched ironelads TO Alexandra.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has appointed Mr..
o. ?. Clarke First Deputy Commissioner Of
Pensions, and M. G. y. Walker, Of Indiana. to
| be Deputy Commissioner OF Pensions. presi
| Gent Garfield had determined on these appoint
ments, and President Arthur in making them
| only carried out the late presiaet'l intentions
GEN. JosEPH G. ABsoTr, who entered
the Union army from New Hampshire and
since tho war settled in North Carolina and
! represented that State in the Senate, has lust
| died at Wilmington.
The principal dramatic event in Chi
csgo is the appearance Of tho distinguished
| young trsgedienne. Miss Mary Anderson, at
| the leading thoater- McVicker's supported hv
strong company. Her engagement covers
two weeks during which she viii appear in
| "Pygmalon and Galatea,' "Ingomar. I"
" Evadne," Romeo and Juliet, ''The LADY
Of Lyons" " Fazio and several other popular
| plays