The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
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| Occretary eaid that Michael DavIi had been released for the same req sons as those for which the suspect have been released. No condition were attached to his release exccp those attached to his previous liber ation. MT. GIadetone announced that the charge of reasonable prac- tices against Paruell would be with drawn. Forster haz stated his req sons of Lis withdrawal from the of- fee Of the Secretary of Ileland. He said he could not release the suspects unless he got fir ,m them a public understanding to cease opposing the execution of ihe law; as he could not obtain that he could not remain in the office.
 Ireland Rejoices.
 DUBLIN, May 5.-Parnell, Dillon and O'Kelly started last night for Holyhesd. Three members of the of the Land League. sentenced to six months imprisonment in default of bail; and many suspects have been released from ClOrmel and Kill mailman jails. The release of the Land Le4guers was celebrated last night at Baela, Belfast, Cork, Liner ick, Londonderry, and Younhall with torchlight processions. bonfres, illu- minations. etc, and 8 general tran quillity prevailed. United Ireland has an article headed Coercion Gives up :he Ghost" and asks the people not to loose their heads with giddy joy, Goodness and courage. " it says, "are as needful to secure what we have won, as they were 10 win it."
 Prospective Indian Picnic.
 OMAHA, May IA report from Rawlings, Wyoming, states that the Bannocks and Snakes, whose reser- vatIon is in Wind River Valley, near Fort Washable, have gone on the warpath. Gen. Crook gives official continuation of this report. These Indians have been friendly for sev- eral years. There are about 25o0 of them. Fort Washable is now with out garrison, Xs two companies of the third cavalry left there on Mon day under orders to go to Arizona. IL is believed the Indians are about to take advantage of the absence of the military. The report comes from the operator at Rswlins. Fort Was hakie is 15O miles north of the Union Pacific Railroad and has telegraph line.
 DIsrharSinE Chinamen.
 NEVADA. Cal, May 6.-The Blue Tent Mining Company, after em- ploying Chinameu in their cl i'm for a long time, have arranged for put ting white men in their places. A few of the heathens will be retained. the miners say, has been Ihe motive which prompted the hir- ing of Chinese.
 Will Sign the BilI-
 WASHINGTON, May 6.-President Arthur will sign the Chinese bill this afternoon He may possibly accompany the official announce men. of his approval with a message to the House of Representatives. commenting upon it, but he will, nevertheless, sign the bill.
 Indian Appropriation.
 WASHINGTON, May s.-The cen ference report on the Indian appro- pr:atIcn bill submitted to the House to-day. apprc priates over $200,000 for the education of Indian children.
 Land Scrip Fraud.
 ST. LOUIS, May 6.-United States Di. trict Attorney Bliss has discov- cred gigantic fraud. Burt & Mil Ter, corner of Fifth and Chestnut. have been sending circulars offering land scrip for sale. The authorities descended on the office, but the principals had fled. Mean while. John B. Cameron, believed to be a confederate, was arrested at Sioux Falls and taken to Yankton. It is thought the gang realized $50,OO0 in St. Louis alone. McKin- ney & Scangal, bankers at Sioux Falls, Dakota, gave the first intima- ton of the fraud by showing that hey had been victimized. Bliss thinks that these sharpers sold $5O,OOO worth of certificates in Da- kota and Wyoming. The Washing ton office was notified, and replied that they had suspicious of some thing wrong going on in the north west and notified all land agents and banks in the northwest until an in- vestigation was made.
 Racine Fire.
 RACINE, Wis, May 6.-The result of the confagration last night is as follows: Seven biocks were burned and over forty-f"ur buildings besides 11,000, 900 feet of lumber. Inc loss figures mp $750.0O0. That part of the city that is in ashes was the old est and least ornamentcd, being largely composed of inferior build ipgs, with here and there fine one.
 he citizens are preparing to re-
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