, 1882-10-06

20 try allca,o, submitted 10y tribunals
recently appointed.
LONDON. Sept. -. Fawcctt, the
postmaster general, while speaking at
Hackney said: England has no sell
fish object. Her chief concern Is to
secure to the Egyptians the best gov
wumcnt and the greatest amount Of
bortypos,iblc. The abuses connect
cl with the late control will be avoid
ed in the future. The Egyptians will
not have to submit to the injustice of
an unduly large part Of the revenues
being appropriated by foreign Off
cial,.
OMAHA, Sept. 2S S-The morning ses-
sion of the National Womcn's Suffrage
/ Association was devoted to the organiza-
ton of campaign work, This afternoon
Mrs. s. pattuck, Of Boston, and Susan
/ B. Anthony made speeches. The con-
/ vention closed with a reception, attend
ed by the leading citizens. Many con-
verts have been made, but it is doubtful
if the movement will win this fall.
New YORK, Sept. 90 Washington
specials say that one of the first acts of
General Sherman yesterday, as Acting
Secretary of War, was to sign an accept
ance Of the resignation of General Geo.
Stoneman as Colonel on the retired list
of the army.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2S.-The Board
of Directors of the Veteran Association
held meeting today, and decided to
purchase the Clark tract of land in Napa
county as the site for home.
Heinrich n Hansen, commission
brokers, are reported to have failed for
$l50,00O. Hansen was arrested this
morning on charge of grand larceny.
He borrowed three checks yesterday, az
gregating S55,000, from the Pacific Bank,
and failed to return them. The whole
transaction at present is in state Of OBJ
security.
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept 2S.-Cholera or
cholera morbus has appeared in the city
of Chiapis. Twenty eight deaths occur
red in population Of five thousand in
one day. The Government has taken
measures to prevent the spread of the
epidemic by establishing quarantine.
There is great alarm in the infected dis
trict.
LANCASTER, Ky, Sept. 2S.-The coro-
ner's inquest on the bodies of the men
killed by the wreck of Sells Bros devel-
oped the fact that Sell Bros. remov-
ed number of brakes from the train
in order to facilitate loading wagons, leav-
ing only four, which were insufficient, so
that in going down heavy grade the
train became unmanageable and ran at
a rate of speed probably causing spread
of the rails. Three men were instantly
killed, two fatally hurt and II are more
or less seriously injured.
PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 2S--A fire this
morning destroyed the dwellings Of Mrs.
j. Fisher and George Smith, in South
Portland. Loss $1,000; partly insured
In running to the fire Tom Springer, an
employee of Weidler's saw mill, was run
over by steamer. His chest was crush
ed and groin cut. His injuries are con-
sidered fatal.
Congressman M. G. George received
letter tonight from the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs at Washington, inclosing
Malheur Indian Reservation he restored
to the public domain. This opens to
settlement the largest arabic region in
one body lying between the Blue Noun
tains on the north and east and the
Cascades on the west. 1t is more than 60
miles square The BAKER City extension
of the 0. r. & n. 90. and the Oregon
Short Line will run within hauling dis
tance OF the reservation.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.-McCommon,
the Assistant Attorney General of the In
terror Department, negotiated an agree
ment with the Flathead Indians Of north
western Montana, to allow the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company to build their
road through their reservation, distance
of 53 miles The Indians at first fixed
upon $1.G00.000 as the price to be paid
for strip OF land 200 feet wide across
the reservation, but finally accepted S23,-
600. $4,000 for the land and $1,000 as
compensation for tlfe destruction OF
buildings and crops on the line OF the
proposed road.
SAN FRANcIso, Sept 2S. The firm Of
Heinrich & Hansen. we'll known wheat
brokers and dealers in promissory notes.
failed today and it is reported that the
French Bank engaged in the discount
ing business holds securities OF the firm
for S60000 another bank for S2j,OOO.
and third for $4,000 II is estimated
the total liabilities will probably reach
S260,000. Their assets cannot at present
be determined definitely Emanual
Hansen one OF the firm was arrested
today on a charge OF grand larceny, on
complaint, of the Pacific Bank. 1t is
complained he came into the bank yes
terday, and asked permission to take
away with him three notes made by De
gener & CO., representing amounts az
gregating about S60000 Hansen failed
to return the notes to the bank. but re-
turned them 60 the makers Steps are
being taken 10 protect the interests OF
the banks. Hansen was admitted to
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