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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.--An Eram-
iner special from Florence. Arizona, suys
that Sheriff Doran md Under Sher.fI
Sc,rland arrived in town yesterday,
having in charge futile, Carpenter and
Redfieid, charged with the robbery of
Wells, Fargo & Co's box on the Globe
stage, on August 10Th, and the murder
OF messenger Coliins. The evidence
is circums tantial. They were TAX
en- before Justice Thomas and
the examination continued until Satur-
day. Rediield is farmer OF San
Pedro river. A United States mail bag
Of former robbery was found at his
place. Ex-Sherif Gabriel and Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S detective Thacker have
arrested an accessory at Benson. II they
are the right parties summary justice
will be dealt.
More stuH About Picnic.
CAMr IsHAm, Gros ventre River, wy,
via Fl. Washakee, Wy, Aug. lS.-The
President and party left Camp Lincoln
this morning and continued the march
down the tributaries Of the eros Ventre
and the main stream a distance Of nine
teen miles, going in camp at a grassy
point on the main river, which has been
named Camp lsham, 10 honor OF Hon.
Edward 1sham, Of Chicago. Secretary
Lincoln and Captain Clark with his two
indians started early this morning in
pursuit Of elk They will render, no
doubt, a good account by bringing into
camp tonight the results Of five days
hunt in country which abounds in
game.
Mackay Fighting Mills.
New YORK, August 1.-THE Wortds
Saratoga special says that Mackay was
induced TO 90 into the Postal Telegraph
Company by reason OF his feud with b.
o. Mills. When he learned that Mills
was going to stand firmly by the West
err Union he determined to take up the
Postal Telegraph cause. Jim Keene,
who was the principal negotiator Of the
business and close friend Of Mackay
here, says he (Mackay) does not intend
sticking to the telegraph business. His
plan is to build lines competing at ali
points with the Western Union and then
6iIer them to the Government at q fair
profit.
Gnc VItkOn Wllm0 FOOL.
New YoRK, August lS.-The World
says. in reference to the suit against the
Willard syndicate for the illegal sale Of
the company's stock to themselves as di-
reetors OF the other company, the coun-
sci Of the company claims that the trans
action was perfectly Legitimate one
and that the gist Of the suit is to test the
validity OF the sale. The transaction is
known on Wall street as the Oregon
Blind Pool.
The French In Tenquin.
PARIS, Aug. ls.--Admiral Courbel,
commander Of the French squadron, has
already begun operations against Hue
by blockading Journanea, at the mouth
Of the river, three leagues distant. He
will land force there to cooperate
with the gunboats. Hue probably will
be invested by about the goth.
The Electrical Exhibition.
VIENNA, Aug. IS. The Electrical
Exhibition was opened here yesterday
by Crown Prince Rudolph with great
ceremony. The weather was unfavora-
bic for the opening, but nevertheless
thousands of people were in attendance.
Prince Jerome.
PARIS, Aug. lS.-At banquet here
at which 1900 persons were present,
speeches were made in favor of Prince
Victor, son OF Prince jerome Napoleon,
for chief Of the Bonapartists.