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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE SURVEY OF THE oYsrER-BEns 70
COMPLETE.
The Governor to Lieutenant winslow-An
Epidemic Of Pnsumonia-fhs odd
Fsllovs-AgriculturaL
Special telegram to the Disp.nh.l

RALEIGH, n. c.. March 26.-Goyernor
Fowle to-day received letter from Lieu
tenant Francis winslow, OF the United
States navy, notifying him that he wins
low bad been detached from the command
OF the United States coast-survey schooner
scoresby. For three years Lieutenant
Wiuslow has conducted the survey OF the
oyster-waters OF North Carolina. He has
done piece OF work which Is now complete.
Governor Fowle wrote bin expressing APP
probation Of bis distinguished service, also
expressing personal esteem aud regret at the
severance OF official relations.
Solicitor Argo, OF this district, says he
Will try another OF the many cases against
White aud Cross, the bank-boodlers, next
Saturday. This one will be on 4 new charge
that OF false pretences--and will attract much
attention.
Pnsumonia is reported to be epidemic at
Goldsboro' and in that vicinity. IL Is
proving fatal 10 good many cases, particu-
larry among children.
Heavy rains have greatly swollen the
streams and freshets in the lower rivers are
probable.
The directors OF the Wilmington aid
Weldon railway have ordered the payment
OF y per cent. interest on the certificates OF
Indebtedness OF that corporation.
William p. Canaday has resigned the
presidency OF the Carolins OIL aud Creosote
Company, Of Wilmington, and il succeeded
by A. A. Thomss, Of Washington, ID. G.
The Odd-Fellows OF Durham have made
elaborate preparations for the celebration OF
the anniversary Of that order. Grand Mas
ter J. II. Gordon, OF Raleigh, will deliver the
address.
The Department OF Agriculture has re-
ceived reports in regard 10 the truck crops
able.
The Bureau OF Labor Statistics will he
cramped for funds this year, as only $4,000
are available. Out OF this state Of affairs has
arisen the rumor that the office was practt-
caay abolished. This is not the case at all.
Regular work will 20 on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
on wi,hou, her husband. and that she hsd
eroffan tired ~ him

on without her husband, and that she haa
gotten tired OF him.
O. J. Lucas, n prominent merchant ~
Modesttoun, testified that he went 70 lnY-
lor's house last fall and asked Mr.. Taylor
where her husband was. She replied ne was
down the bay, and hoped she would nese,
see him sgsin; said be had accused her o.
intimacy with Jim DIX, who would beat nin
II he ever came back. She said she liked JIM
and would Ike 10 see him beat her husoanu'
Lster she told witness thst she was 80 un-
happy that she had tried to kill herseif Dy
taking laudanum, and asked II be kept any
poison In bis store. A little laier Iaylor VIZ
10 witnesses store, az Aodesttown, ana toiu
bow be had been msde so drunk by some
salts which his wife had given him that ne
had to sit down on the roadside. witness
asked Mrs. Taylor N she bad put anything
in toe salts she had given her husband. sne
said she had not. He told her not 10 XIII
Bill Taylor; it would be better to leave DIM
CORONER TAYLOR
State Chemist Taylor. OF Richmond, then
gave a Minute account OF the analysis he had
made OF the dead mans stomach aud how
be bad found unmistskable traces OF strycor
nine In the stomach by all three OF the usual
tests. He was subjected 10 most Iiglu
cross-examinaiIon By the counsel on botn
sides both as N chemist and physician, anu
gave II az his opinion that Taylor dleo VI
strych nine poisoning.
At the conclusion OF Or. Taylor's evidence
the court adjourned till tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
A TRIPLE MURDER.
and Then Murders Wife and
ChfIrren
IN telograph 70 be Dlspalch.

by telegraph TO the Dispstch.l
GUELPH, ONT. March CIV. A. Harvey,
q book. keeper for j. w. Lyon, was arrested
this morning for embeZzliOg $4,000 from his
employer. He mas shortly afterwards bailed
out bv Dr. Lett. During the forenoon Ilar-
vey purchased revolver, but Whist Use be
was to make OF the weapon was not dreamed
of TIL this afternoon, when for some
reason the Chief OF Police visited Haryey's
residence. The Chief found the house
locked, but by raising a window he made his
way inside. He passed through the kitchen
and dning-rooms, looked into the parlor,
then went upstairs, where the first object
be saw was II lryey's fair haired daughter OF
twelve years lying on the door OF the front
bedroom with her head In pool OF blood.
The bloody hole in her head told the means
by which she had met her death. The Chief
raised the dead child's head from a cramped
position and laid II on 3 pillow. lie then
passed through the upper hall. and in a back
bedroom found II9ryey's eldest daughter
living beside the bed also dead. lior-
rihed, the Chief went down stairs,
and IN the clOthes-room OF the kitchen he
found Mrs. Harvey stretched full length,
with similar bulet-wOund. Further search
through the house revealed nothing more,
and no trace was found Of the suthOr OF the
dreadful trIplet murder. Harvey went to
the Central school about III O'Clock this
morning aud took his youngest daughter
home. He was seen driving toward Shaw's
station, aud II Is thought he may have taken
the tram for Toronto. Accordingly his son,
who lives there. has been warned for fear OF
further bloodshed. Harvey was supern-
tendent OF the sunday school OF 81. Georges
church. His motive for committing the
murders is unknown.
ToRoSTo, ONT. March CIV. A. Hsr-
vey, Of Guelph. was arrested here this after
noon by Detective Blsck. He was standing az
the corner OF King and Yonge st. eets smoking
q cigar when arrested. On his person was
found a new hye-chsmbered revolver, with
three empty cartridges recently discharged
and TWO chsmbers still loaded. Heis apparent
" insane. lie had sent q message to his son,
who works in the city, asking him 10 walk
down town and stay with him overnight.
The son had gone TO Guelph on receipt OF
the news Of the murder, and the message
fell into the hands OF the police, thus setting
them on lIarYey's track.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
The RnnnnceLincera

A Chicago telegram says: Very happy, IN
q bOylsh and girish way, are young Matt.
Aubrey and his pretty bride, Chiet.Justice
Fuller's daughter, who are now at the home
OF Aubrey's father, In this city. Now that
the story ia all told, their course Of true love
doesn't seem to have been such o rough one.
and II 1t was 80 the kilograms and letters OF
forgiveness that have come from Washington
since the elopemeut and marriage have made
It all smooth.
The plsns OF the young couple for the fu-
ture are beautifully vsgue, but seem TO be
entirely satisfactory to them. IL Is probable
that they will remain here for some little
time, and that the bridegroom will keep in
his business with his father as before his lit
tie romance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
BONDED wAREmoUsE BURNED.
Loss Estimated az Near eI.50s.ooo-
List of the Losses.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

(I3y telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
CHICAGO, March 26.--The Central ware
hensc. at the corner 81 Rush and north
water streets, took fire about O'Clock this
morning, and with Its valuable store OF teas
and colees was burned to the ground. en-.
failing Al estimated loss OF between 81, ESQ.,
600 and Sl,500,000. IA the water from
dozens OF engine noZzles soaked down
through the contents OF the building the
basement was soon filed with water. aod
when 10000 cases OF tea begsn 10 brew
streams OF tea gusbed from the windows
and doors. The dock for distance Of 100
feet wss flooded with the amber.
colored liquid that poured in smati
cataract into tho river. The steam arising
from this perfumed the air blocks away.
The building was a siX-st0ry brick struc-
tufe which cost. when built in 1872, $4,000.
Aid. ManDiere, the manager, Is satisfied that
the FIRE wW OF incendIary origin. This Is
the third fire In the structure within year,
which can 10 accounted for in no other way.
About 90 per cent. in value Of the contents
was tea IN bond, as ii was government
warehouse. Besides this there were few
thousand packages OF coffee and other mis-
oellsneous articles. The tea was owned by
firms in various cities I'm all parts OF
the country, which makes u eX.
Individual losses, - The insurance was
doubtless placed elsewhere in some cases.
An effort was made 10 ascertain at the GUS
tom.h0use the exact value OF the tea bonded
IN the warehouse By outside firms. The
custOm-hOuse books indicated that there was
not pound Of tea In the building, as per-
nit for the removal OF the Last OF II had been
issued. 10 was very evident that this state.
ment vas incorrect, ~ the OliactOries Of all
who were IN the neIghbOf hood would testify.
At the stOre OF Messrs. Fitch Il Rowland,
who are among the heaviest losers, 1t was
stated that there was in the warehouse be.
tween @. 900 and 10000 cases Of tea. The
wide discrepancy between The statement OF
the deputy collector aud that OF the merchant
has not been recOncied.
The wide discrepancy between the state
ment Of the deputy collector and that OF the
merchant was explained by Mr.. Manniere,
VINO said Il was true the tee had just been re-
leased from bond, but Notwithstanding that
IL had thus passed from the Government
officers hands il WAS still in the warehouse
waiting removal when the fire took place.
The following losses are known: ksthern
Bronson, on building $4,000. insurance
$50, 600; W. X. Msnnicre, Chicago, loss
$50. 900, insurance $4,000; Fitch d How
land, Chicago, loss 100000, Insurance. sl42.-
BOO; G. - Lathrop, 100000, insurance
100000; Hillycr& Co., Cbicsgo. loss $4,000,
insurance 5000; Robert Jeffrey * Co.,
Chicago, $3.50, 000, insurance Sl15,OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
THE Last aFEAMER LOST
ON the virginia Coast Ia believed 30
Have Been the NanticOke.
ny telegraph 70 The Dlspatc

New YORK, March 20.--The consensus OF
opinion among shipping.inen here Is that the
last steamer lost of the Virginia coast was
the NaniicOke from Newport News, Va, for
RuaiaU, Honduras, which was loaded down
TO the gunwales. The Supposition IL that the
Nsnticoke encountered an equinoctial gale,
and being dangerously loaded could make
no head way, aud put back for the Chesa-
peake bay. In this attempt she probably
foundered. Ii IS no longer believed that the
Conserva was the unfortunate vessel. The
Nanticoke recently bad built on deck sa~
loon seventy-dve feet long with state rooms.
The state rooms, It Is said. proved source
OF danger, rendering the vessel top-beOyy.
The saloon was painted white, and bad eX.
tension boards. panels, and large number
OF loose chairs, all painted white. THIS
would correspond with the DESCRIPTION OF
the wreckage seen drifting OF the coast.
She had crew Of thirteen or fourteen men,
The COnserYs, on the other hand, was a
splendidy. equipped vessel, and had not on
board within 400 tons OF her cargo. She is
double steel-pated and especially fitted TO
Withstand such gales as were reported last
week. There arc no loose fittings about her
such as were seen adrift, and her chairs. ca
loon, panels, etc, are eolored, not white.
She bad no loose sofas on board, and her
raft bore her name.
WHAIEBOAT FROM THE COSsERvA PICKED ".
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 26.-The pilot
boat Edmuds reports: Picked up clink-
er-built whsieboat in good condition, bot
tom up. with "COnserYa' marked on the
poIt bow, Fenwicks Island bearing west by
north 10y half north, distant sixteen
or seventeen miles. -Four oars were
lashed IN her, new painter md new
line on each cod, both Of which were broken
and everything covered with iish-oil, in
Guiding the ropes. The boat was landed at
Cape May.
The pilot-boat Bayard reports March 23d,
Fenwick's Island llght-shIp, bearing about
northwest by north, distant twelve miles,
passed half OF a ships whalehoat, clinker-
built, which looked as fit had been run into
snd split. Had a new painter lashed to it;
also had long line and reel, which were
taken out by the pilots.
ANOTHER BOAT PICKED Up.
NEW YORK. March 20. The pilOt-boat
Charlotte Webb arrived to-day from a cruise
and reports that on Sunday afternoon she
passed through several miles OF wrect &c,
and that on the same evening she picked up
q lileboAt marked COnserYa.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
RICHMoND TOBACCO MARKET.


The market to-day showed Iess life in private
sales than has been the case for several days.
We attribute this % tho real scarcity OF good to-
bscco Of old stock in first hands, while the rapid
advances lately made arc bar 70 further sales
till spsculator, have cleaned up again. The
samples exhibited to-day show a small stock and
few desirable Wrappers, most Of which were
several times sampled. The market Is pretty
firm, and outside sales made have male up for
less life on Change.
Offerings were at auction chiefly Of nondescript
West Virginia stock that the approaching warm
weather warns holders they had better not hold
much longer. Prices were fair. considering con-
dition and quality Fifty-eigbt PACKAGE were
offered and taenty-one taken In: 3i4c. highest
sale. Coo lowest Loose sales, 1885 pounds; S.
highest. l0c. lowest per hundred pounds.
Market for all old tobacco strong but quiet
Dark stemming no change. with good sales OF
some nne tobacco privately Of planters crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
MARINE IsrELLIGEsCE.


MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC, MARCH n. 1889.
SUI rises 6:Ol Hun rIps.
Sun sets. ........... 6;z Morning. lfi
Moon rises ....... +'i3 Evening ......-... lisa
PORT OF RICHMOND. AAAcH %. issa
SAILED
Steamer Old Dominion, Couch, New York. uier-
chandise aud passengers. George W. Allen q
Co, Agens
Bsrkentlns John Thompson, Rio d. Jsnslro
Brazil, 1our.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH %. lisa
lBy TeisgrspnI
ARRIVED
Steamship Elphinstons. CoosaH, eoaled and
sailed for Copenhagen.
Steamship Effective, Boston. 70 coal.
Steamship ledmAnislc. returned for repairs
70 nor maehirsry.
steamship Berkshire. Providence. and sailed
for Baltimore. merchandise.
Steamship Richmond, ives; Point aud sailed
for New YORK. merchandise.
SAILED.
Schooner w. II. Bailey, Pesrcs. New Yors.
coal
Barge MORO Castle. New Loudon, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
TIRE wsArHrs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
Range OF rhsrmomessr Yesterday:
Mean temperatn
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. March e6.--The stock market was
fairly active to-day, with considerable feverisb-
ness aud decided weakness IN few Loading
shares, outside Of which, however, there was
almost no feature or movement OF Interest The
reported cut In rates 70 southern points by the
nnsylvanla had depressing effect upon coal
stocks and Reading WAS subjected 20 cousders-
bic pressure, without however, yielding 70 any
extent Money Was again q factor. and the re-
aided in running tho rage on the can up - per
cent Atchison. Burlington, and Rock Island
monOpOlZed tho attention OF operators and the
first named became a leading feature early. 10
was steadily forced down from 45A 10 s3 and
closed within Y OF the lowest figure. The other
two were ssyageiy attacked IN the frst hours
aud both reached the lowsst prices OF the day
then and afterysrd ructuated violently az times,
but succeeded in reganing the loss. Late Ia the
day Nor Invest aud Missouri Pacific we're at
tackled and both Welded readily, but neither
showed material losS Among the rest OF tho
list there was considerable Strength i'm cotton
oil aud Tennessee Coal and weakness In Chesa-
peako and Ohio. but the remainder were duh
and etsgnant The market closed rather heavy,
with most stocks close 10 the opening figures,
but the leaders, with the exception OF Burling-
ton and RO,k Island, which was helped by divi-
dend at the lowest Final changes are irregular,
though the declines are somewhat more numer-
Gus than tho gains, but the only important
changes were Losses Of II. Ia Atcnisoa and IN
Chesapeake AID Ohio preferred anu gain OF y
In Tennessee Coal Total sales. $4,000 shares.
EreRfn1.-Excnango dun and firm as 48ika
4saH. Money easy IT Sa5: last loan, s. Sub
Treasury balances Gold. sl52 20. 900. currency,
$40. gS5,U00 Govern ments dull and hTmer for As.
4per cents, i29h ~ coupons, 10. state bonds
uull and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
ALarre ralInre Creates a Panic.

(By Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatchl
PARIS, March 26.-Prices were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Several papers state
that judlcisl inquiry INTO the formation Of
the copper syndicate has been begun. The
failure last week OF Tayansl & Co., extensive
bankers OF Le'Mans, has created panic in
that town. In consequence OF the failure OF
the firm many others there have become
bankrupt. The municipal authorities OF
Paris are urging upon the Government the
necessity for legislation against spectators.
On the petite Bourse Rio TiRtos closed at
1851. and Compton D'Escompte at 92i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
NEWS FROM CHINA.
Christians Notified that They WIZ
BE Nassacred
ny telegraph to tho Dlspstch.I

rBy telegraph 70 the Dispstch.l
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. March 2G.-The
Occidental and Oriental steamer Arabic
arrived late last night, bringing Hong Kong
news to February 18th and Yokohama adj
vices 70 March 18th. In Shantung the anti
foreign excitement runs high. February
23d, at CheioO, the Europeans feared an
attack from mutiuous troops 10 was
reported that Chinese troops were meet
ing at the fort and that the mutiueers
proposed marching against the custom
bOuse and other places. As no man-Oi-war
was there intense excitement prevailed. No
attack was made, however. A missionary
from Chi-IIai- Yu states that the Chinese IN
that city have posted placards outside Of va
rious foreign residences notifying the ten
ants that they intend to massacre
all Christians before long. The rebels
are supposed TO number 2,5O0. On February
ODD soldiers were sent TO intercept them, but
could find no indications OF the enemy, who
are supposed TO have gone inland. The
Chinese authorities declare that the reports
OF famine in Central Cbina are exaggerated.
Great suffering Is admitted to exist in the
northern provinces. The foreign employees
in Corea have not been pad for several
months aud the mint has been stopped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
Railroad Interests.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

ATLANTA, March 26.-The stockholders Of
the Atlanta and Florida railroad and OF the
Georgia Improvement Company, which
controls the road, met tonight To take
some action looking to the completion OF
the road and wipIng out its Indebtedness.
The road extends from Atlanta to Fort Val
ley and is practically bottom up. An
arrangement was made With the Americas
Investment Company, controlling the
Americas, Preston and Lumpkin road,
BY which the Atlanta and Florida will be
built on to Cordele, where 1t will connect
with the Americas, Preston and Lnmpkin
and get into Savannah. II is regarded as the
best possible solution OF the difficulties OF
the Atlanta aud Florida, but will probably
transfer the control OF the road to Americas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
NEWPORT NEWS.
Vessel I'm Distress-Fafied 40 Agree
fCorresnondence Of tho Richmond DIspatch.l

Vessel I'm Distress-Fafied 20 Agree.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
MARCH 20. 1859.
The British steamship Effective arrived
here to-day, having in tow the disabled
steamship Yedmandsle. The Effective clear
ed from New York early last week for Coo
saw, :. c.. and on Wednesday tell IN with
the Yedmsndlle, which had distress signals
fying. She was taken Ia tow and brought
10 this port, hiying been towed go miles.
The Yedmandale has some portion OF her
machinery broken IN connection with her
pumps, and has two feet Of water in her
hold. She called at this port for coal on tue
18th, and cleared for Roucn, France. having
a full cargo OF grain from New Orleans.
She will be compelled to discharge cargo or
mart OF II here. The Effective claims about
$4,000 salvage.
In the Cautborn case the jury failed to
agree, standing ten TO two IN favor OF dam
ages for tie plaintiff
4 special term Of the Circuit Court will
be held on Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27

ouist and cssy, No winter red. spos. March.
end April. v0c C<rn--$suthsrn quiet end lower
white, tinl2: yellow. <istiHc- western easy.
Oafs--Ths best irm. Others steady western
willie. S2nE3kc.. DO. mixed. ses5ic. Eye nomi-
nsl az s5assc. fiay arm primo 70 choice timo-
NY. sisaSl6io. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter quiet ana easier vssfern packed. lss
2oc creamery. 25s1Sr. fgvs wesk al i0hsiic.
Petroleum quiet; refined. tsp. Conee STEADY
Rio cargocs, fair. iistsisHc. sugar firm A
eoft. &c. whiskey nrm A. ti.i. Freignn n
Liverpool pee steamer quiet. cotton. g0d.
grain. 44d. asked: Corr. for orders. - e., and
nominal Receipss--sfiour. 1900 barrels; wheat,
1000 bushels: corn. i9,0o0 bushels; oats. 400
bushels shipments-slooF, 1)00D barrels
whea. 5000 bushels corn, 1900 bushelS
ssles--Wheat. 1900 bushels; cora. 800
bushels.
CHICAGO
CuTcsG0 March s8.--rhs cash quotations we're
Flour unchanged Nc. 2spring and No red
wheat. 9Dasqhc. No corn. Nkc No oels.
25c Aesspofk, fi255aiizga. Lard. f7.05s0.07s.
short-rioa. sSss9.0. Shoulders. sasOatA7A
short-ciear. IS i0tx5 6s@. whiskoy. ti03.
Theiesdiag f4sdres re1gsf as follOvgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27

Ing by Inspector Byrnes's detectives on
beuch-warrsnts issued from the General
Sessions Cours on indictments found by the
grand Jury charging them with violating the
election laws. The evidence was furnished
BY the Reform Association. Later Charles
olids "stlver Dollar" smith, member OF
the assembly from the Eighth district, was
taken into custody on the same charge. All
the prisoners were taken TO the District At
toraey's Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
Tho Chs.. Tournament.

IbT toIeKrAph 70 Iue UIspAtch.I
NEW YoEK. March 26.-The games In the
international chess tournament held to-day
were eagerly watched by large numbers OF
spectators. The scores are as follows: j. W.
Bard OF New York won from Mcleod OF
Quebec; Tschigofan Of st. Petersburg won
from Burn Of Liverpool; BurreIl OF Boston
won from Gossip OF Australia; Lipsiutz OF
New York won from Matineze OF Philadel-
phis; Guusberg OF London won from Hsnham
Of New York; Delmar OF New York won from
Bird Of London by forfeit because OF the
Iatter's non.altendsnce: Mason OF London
won from Showaler Of Kentucky; Black
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
Grand Lodge B'Nsi Birth.


SAVANNAH. GA, March 26.-The Grand
Lodge OF the jewish Order OF B'nai Birth
for the Filth district, comprising the Dis
tricts OF Columbia. Michigan, Virginia,
North aud South Carolina, and Georgia, met
here this afternoon. One hundred delegates
are 10 attendance Sessions were held this
afternoon and tonight, at the adjournment
OF which a grand ball was given 10 the dele
gates.
The Hebrew Orphan Asylum built by
B'nAl Birth Of the Fifth disttict will have its
opening ceremonies on Thursday. A ball
aud banquet will close the affair, which will
be attended by the Grand Lodge OF B'nai
Firth, which Is now In session in Savannah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-27
,ua,as. Dsrylps The n.iit.ry.

perscorT, AaIz., March 49, Chtachus. a
,.hell,o,,s chief, and fifteen warriors are en-
,,snehsd fourteen miles north OF sanclos
sseney and are defying the military authorr
tlss' The Iudians ale charged win MURDER.
ing tesmster and stealing thirty Bead o.
cattle. The soldiers expect 70 nave oons'a.
erable trouble with them ana p'oodshea -
looked for.