The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-06-28
PRtSS 1ELtGRAMS.
Constitutional.

Constitutional.
COLUMBUS, o., June 26-The SUI
preme court to-day decided the Scott
liquor-tax law constitutional
Constitutional.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-Judge Har-
mon, of the superior court, to-day
held that the Russell law, taxing va
riOus kinds of business, is constitu-
tional.
Desperate Shot.
CHARLESTON, MO., June 25.-Rich-
ard Ingold, a desperate, while eyad-
ing arrest for felony, was shot twice
in the back by Constable Goodin
IngOld cannot recover.
Venerable Mason lead.
CLEVELAND, o., June 26.-Patrick
Farley, father of Major John Farley
for fifty years Il resident of this city
and one of the oldest Masons in the
country, died to-day, aged 81 years.
Sightseeing.
NEW YORK, June 26-The Cont.
mental Guards, OF New Orleans. spent
the day in visiting various points OF
interest in and about the city. They
will depart for Philadelphia Thurs.
day morning.
Jail Birds Skip.
VANDALIA. Ill, June 26.-Last
evening, us the sheriff was passing
into the Jail to lock the prisoners in
their cells, six of them overpoWered
him and made their escape. This is
the second delivery made in six
months.
Neurological.
New YORK, June 26.-The funeral
of Prof. Chas. E. Anthem, of College
City, n. Y, and president of the
American Numis,natic Archaeological
society, who died in Bremen, Ger
many. on the 9Th inst, took place to-
day from the church of the Trans
figuration.
The Split-Up
CONCORD, n. H., June 26.-The
ballot for United States senator to-
day resulted in choice with 16I
votes. scattering I, Aaron F. Ste
vens. II, Gilman Morton. ID, James +.
Briggs. 80, James W. Patterson, SO,
Edwin Ii. Rollins, l04. Harry Bing-
ham. III. Rollins loses 8 from Fri
days ballot.
Imposing Ceremonies.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26-This
NOR ing, in the presence of dignit;,-
ries OF the American Catholic church
and Il grand audience. and with all
the sacred ceremonial heitting his
high rank, the final rites were paid to
the mortal remains OF Archbishop
Wood. and they were sealed in the ca
ihedr.d crypt.
About the Indians.
Tucson. ARIz., June 26.-Agent
Wilcox arrived to-day en- route to
San Carlos. and expresses himself in
strong terms against the return of the
male renegade ChihuahuaS to the San
Carlos reservation, at the same time
he is extremely anxious to avoid "A
conflict with the military authorities
He hopes the matter will be anicably
arranged between Secretary Teller
and the war department.
Smashing Cinnamon.
HELENA, MONTANA. June ga
Missoula special says, y Northern Pa
cific gravel train. with about one hun
bred Cinnamon ON board, ran into a
NOOU NlSilli db Il6 I1tlOI SlOlu&, III
st;ntly killing eighteen Cinnamon
ind wounding twenty-five others, and
the engineer Of the gravel train was
killed and the fireman badly hurt.
Nobody on the wo ri train was injnr-
I'D.
Treasury Reserve.
" ASiiINGroN. June 26 The treas
airy reserve, which has been steadily
increasing for several days. now
amounts to Sl42. Isl $50 1t is stated
that the payments to be made the
present month on the account of pen
sions, will not exceed Sl.I25,0OO. The
quarterly interest ON the per cent
loan. due July l, next, amounts to
S7,S50,O0O.
Another Black Brute.
LOUISIANA, Mo, June 26.-Kate
Murray, a young girl, was outrage.
ously assaulted yesterday by a negro
who knocked her senSeleSs with q
rock and tied aud gaggcd her before
he accomplished his iendish purpose
A negro named Joe Brown has been
arrested on suspicion. hut the girl is
not able to identify him. The citi-
zens are greatly excited and talk OF
lYnching.