Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-19
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LATE NEWS In BRIEF.

The troops sent to the scene of the reported
Indian outbreak at Mile Lacs broke camp at
Mora and returned to Ft. Smelling last night.
The latest courier from the resel vation brought
news to Mora at noon that the Indians had So
Dered up and were not inclined to make further
trouble. The appearance Of the troops had q
wholesome effect in intimidating them.
The Attorney General has received the
designations of George s. Peters. United States
attorney for the District of Utah: Peter 8.
ern District of Florida, and E. NJ. Boykn,
United States Marshal for South Carolina.
They have all been accepted, to take effect
upon the appointment and classification of
their successors.
The New Hampshire Senate yesterday took
ballot for United States Senator which re-
suited as follows: Harry Bingham, q; William
E. Chandler, Is. Mr.. Chandler was declared
the choice of the Senate. In the House. viva
yoce vote for United States Senator resulted:
u. Knowles. l; j. II. Gallinger, L; Luther F.
Mckay, 8; Harry Bingham, lS7; William E.
Chandler, 1856 Mr.. Chandler was declared the
choice of the House.
Reports received from San Francisco indi-
cate that the cruiser Charleston will be ready
for another trial in about three weeks New
cross-head guides have been made and are
pelng ntted. and 1t is probable that new blades
Will be attached to the propeller, the con-
tractors being impressed with the belief that
the present screw is of pitch SO sharp that it
does not permit the engines to work off all of
the steam developed by the boilers
Sunday night Mrs. John Naples and her
two boys, one aged 5 and the other years.
were drowned in small creek near Wabash,
Ind. Mr.. Naples, with his family, was on his
way home from North Manchester, and at
tempted to ford the creek, which had been
swollen by heavy rains. The spring wagon
was overturned by the strong current and all
were thrown into the water. Naples and one
child were saved, but Mrs. Naples and two
children were carried on down the creek and
drowned.
"A deed was recorded yesterday at Balti-
more between the Baltimore and Ohio Tele-
graph Company and the Western Union Tele.
graph Company. whereby the Baltimore and
Ohio company conveys to the Western Union
telegraph lines and property of every nature
and description. The consideration is 81 and
the entire discharge of the Baltimore and Ohio
Telegraph Company from the obligation to
issue the So QUO, 900 of bonds provided for in its
contract with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.
The President made the following appoint
ments yesterday: Royal A. johnson, Of Ari-
zOna, to be Surveyor General of Arizona; James
+. Stokes, of Dakota, to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Grand Forks, Oak: Thomas J. But
Ter. of Arizona, to be Receiver of Public Mon
eys at Prescott, Arizona. To be Indian agents
William McKusick, of Dakota at the Sisse-
ton agency in Dakota, Stanton G. Fisher, of
lam r. Bishop, of Oregon, at the Klamath
agency in Oregon; Samuel L. Patrick, of Kan
sas, at the Sac and Fox agency in the Indian
Territory; Horatio N. Rust, of California, at
the Mission Tule river (consoidated) agency in
California, embracing Hoopa Valley.