The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-10
General News.

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BARLEY Campbell. the wellknown
playwright died IN the Bloomiugdale
asylum last VI eek.
I nr Robert Morris is dead. lie was
the poet laureate II hlas0nary aud the
most distinguished masonin the world.
General Meyers and Attorney Gen
erl Bradford have gone 10 the scene af
the Stevens county. Kansas, troubles
10 prevent further disturbances y
B,n Berry was sold at Tie farm Of 7.
G. jefferson, Kentacky, last week to
{. G. Seaman, II san Diego for $50.
900, This is said to bee the highest
price ever paid for any horse In the
+ world
/ Dr.. Wiuslow 5 Pierce iei In Brook.
lyn july 5oth. lie was twice brother
law Of the late Vice-Piesident Hen.
bricks. a lIfe long friend OF stephen A.
+ Douglas, and a cousin OF President
Franklin Pierce.
Emmons, the murderer of Bertha
Sehulez, was taken from the Jail at
Pawnee City, Nebraska. Ang 2nd. by a
mob and hanged fiom the railroad
bridge. Emmons killed the girl be-
cause she refused to marry him.
The southern Ute commissioners
are trying to negotiate treaty with
the Southern Ules whereby they are
TO surrender their present ribbon res.
eryation IN southwestern Colorado aud
move to new reservation in Utah.
Reports from stevens county. Kan,
indicate that the situation is serious.
I The citizens of Woodsd.le ard Hugo.
ton are getting more arms and am
munition and are preparing for war.
/ Governor Martin hearing the report of
( Attorney General Bradford and Gen.
Myers, who went to the scene of the
trouble, having become satisfied that
The civil authorities were poweIless to
preserve the peace has ordered the
SecDni brigtde, Kansas national guards,
and second battery OF artillery, of To-
peka, to proceed there Immediately.
Advices frum Lima, o. of Aug. gnd
says: The STANDARD OH company's
great scheme of pipe lie connecting
The greatest oil field in the world with
the Chicago fuel oil market, is at last u
Tact, and the immense six-inch pipe
line is now Completed For several
days the six ton pump AZ this end of
the line has been forcing water into
the line ut the rate OF 10000 barrels
per day, and when the water appeared
at the end Of the line IL was shut of
FOR the purpose OF filling he line and
testing It, The pressure was allowed
70 run up to 500 pounds, when II break
was discovered few miles west of
Huntington, Indiana, which Is now
repaired AT Huntington u I was put
. in, from which line viii he run to
Fort Wayne, distance of twenty four
miles. The cost of the line is $1,000
per mile, and it will require 27.OOO tar.
rels of oil to I'LL the line, requiring
seveuty-two hours for oil to pass
through the line from this city t.
Chicago giving it an output of 10000
gallons per hour
Adyices from Tuscon, Arizona, of
July Dist, says as follows regarding the
recent trouble with the Apdches on
the san Carlos reservation: Further
reports OF the trouble on the San Car
los Indian reservation tend to show
that the Indians have been stealing
cattle and preparing supply of dried
beef preparatory to resumug an out
I break of hostiliiies When the party
of troops went to arrest them the hos
j tiles opened fire and killed three of tue
! Indian scouts. The posse returned the
tire. wOunding several Of the band
whichlmmediatey left the reservation.
/ followed afterwards by Others, all go
I ing for the mountains" The war dc
partmeni, at Washington, % July 3lst.
received tire following from the
cnmmandaut at San Carlos, fnr-
watded 10y General Howard, under
date of July 30: captain Lee, under
discretionary orders which ! had given
him prior to the receipt of yom tele-
gram Of this date, has Just returned
10 this post. lie reports that the Sc
rious trouble resulted from quarrel
among the Indians themselves. Cap
tain .pp remained uuou thp prouud