. "was a '?r3;&Ei-- w " m - v ' ' " . " '".' : ' betwcen'Galveston and' Loudon, touchingti at mencand marriage of Miss Nellie Chase, a Return f a Sir Jean Franklin Search A gwnwr Baa Dewn. W THE EEGISTER. New Orleans. The vessel, will bring out im- vounsr ladv hitherto movine In the best cir Ml5 Party te New Bedford. defaulting & , Waite, migrants for Texas, and take back cotton. cles ?oi society, with a negro named Sam SflasM. o, of orattie-bor- Arrangements havcTbeen made for the recep- Monroe, formerly employed as coachman by BosTOir, Mass., September 23. of the First National Bank Published Every Friday. George Mary, Captain Baker, here to-d- by tion and location of the immigrants, and the her brother-in-la- the Rev. G. H. Higgins, The bark and Vt, was arrested has New from Hud- Shields, Texane expect to derive many, Rector ' of the 'Prairie Street Episcopal just arrived at Bedford W. H. H. Llewellvn and W.H. IOLA. KANSAS. advantages, son's Strait, bearing news from the Arctic re- Department of therefrom. Church, with whose family Miss Chase re- special agents of the gions. The Franklin search party, under ut car- Waite absconded-abo- tho sided. The elopement was planned and Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka, U.S. A are Justice. some CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. method so often de- 10th of June last, and it was for TOPICS OF THE DAY. ried out in the orthodox passengers on board the George and Mary, and succeeded Aaron Stevens and Clara E.Trask, scribed in novels, the young lady making her have been the recipients of much kindness time supposed that he had of Beverly, Mass., were struck by a locomo- s out of the country, and was exit through a window at night and joining from Captain Baker and bis subordlnate.offl-cer- in getting w tive while crossing the railroad track in a dusky who took to the resi- and men. After returning to Depot a fugitive in Europe. He had, it News from everywhere. her lover, her amount- carriage and both were instantly killed. dence of a friend of his residing some miles Island, from a sledge journey of over 3,000 claimed, uttered forged paper A disaster has occurred re- of the city, where they were legally mar- miles, occupyingeleven months and four days, ing to upward of $500,000, the result terrible out verge direct- - - cently by a ried by Justice of the Peace named Mills. they were reduced to tho of starvation being a flood of suits against the PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. at Naini Tal in India, caused a through rascality Thomas F. following morning young lady's the of Captain ors, brought by stockholders, and ruin The Maine Greenback Convention, to land slide. Among the persons killed are L. The the Barry, of the whaling schooner Eothen,of believed, Taylor, Assistant friends discovered her flight, and were not to many poor people. It was nominate a ticket of Presidential Electors, Commissioner of the Road New York, who stole their remajning provis- he-ha- Maj. long 'ascertaining the facts hi the case. A by many and by the directors that met at Portland on the 21st, 465 delegates Police; Rev. Mr. Robinson, Chaplain; in ions to fit out his vessel for an additional money with Morphy, 40th Regiment; Mrs. Morphy; Mr. warrant was issued for Monroe, charging whaling; voyage. Had It not been for the taken a large sum of being present. A resolution was presented, could only be deter- indorsing the action of the State Committee Morgan, Road Overseer; Mrs. Turnbull, him with stealing the sachel which Miss timely aid offered by Captain Baker they him, how much would as searching investigation. The recommending a fusion with the Democrats Capt. Frederick Goodridge, Surgeon J: B. Chase handed out the window. An officer havo Buffered extremely, the native mined by Esquimaux whom were living were Connecticut tick- Hanna, Capt. Haimes of the Royal Engi- arrested him at Mills's house and bore him with they forged paper included the and the nomination of a Joint Electoral provisions, for about neers; Capt. Baldestien, Lieut. J. E. Sulli- from his apparently, happy bride to the short of and had been reduced to River Railroad Company et, to be composed of four Weaver and three some dcg3 on $20,000; van, Dr. Hatchell and Seoond Lieut. B. Knox County Jail, but after examination the necessity of eating of their 50,000; Frederick Billings, Hancock Electors. Considerable opposition J. two previous occasions during the winter Lyon & ' H. Carmichael. he was released upon bail. The bride was Trenor W. Park, $20,000; was developed, but the resolution was while on King William Land and in its imme- Healy, of Chicago, $20,000; Taunton finally adopted. F. M. Plaisted and Con- At Las Vegas, N. Mex.t on the 22d, taken charge of by her mortified friends and diate vicinity. locomotive-work- s, about $12,000; C. J. , strongest ad- placed under surveillance. A few mornings During summer 1879 Lieutenant gressman Murch were the Samuel Matthews, while under the influence the of Amidon, Hinsdale, $15,000; Vermilye vocates for fusion. After the adjournment of liquor, killed his girl and then committed afterward the lady was escorted to the train Schwatka's party established the fact that the brother-in-la- w & Co., New York, some $75,000, and of the Convention a number of suicide. by hersister, and three broth- precious records of Sir John Franklin's expe- year 1848, others. headed bv Solon Chase, met and organ- Miss Sadie aged 19, daugh- ers, with the intention of taking her away. dition, which perished there in the White, Before the started. Monroe appeared were entirely destroyed by the Notcbiliik Es- How much of the paper was used by ized, and nominated a full Greenback Elec- ter of Hugh White, a prominent citizen of train at the depot and mounted the platform quimaux, who found them in a sealed tin box, Waite as collateral upon which he may toral ticket. Richmond Ky. , was found dead in bed on individu- of the car with the intention of entering, which they broke open and whose contents have raised large amounts for The New Hampshire Prohibitionists the morning of the 22d, with throat cut to winds moro than thirty her when Horace Chase, one of the girl's broth- they scattered the al use the directors were unable to say, an Electoral besides ear to ear. Temporary insanity is at- years ago. have nominated ticket, from ers, pulled a revolver and fired several shots but Springfield and Boston banks were Congressmen and a full State ticket, and will tributed as the cause. The girl was gener- Tho party have secured many Interesting 17 at him, none of which took effect upon their victimized in this way. On June the make an active canvass of the State. ally conceded to be the belle of the blue and valuable relics and identified the remains intended victim, but one of which unfor- directors of the bank offered a reward Meyer A. grass region of Kentucky. of Lieutenant John Irving, third officer of the Mb. Rosenblatt has been tunately hit a bystander, Mr. George Crock- Terror, by a silver prize medal awarded to him of $5,000 for the capture of the fugitive, nominated for Congress by the Republicans Alfred Smith, correspondent of the er, inflicting a slight wound. by the Royal Naval College in 1830, which they and in addition to the incentive thus of .the Second Missouri District (St. Louis). California Associated Press at Sierra City, Members of the expedition headed found in his opened grave. During the re offered, the offense having been against Mr. is at present City Collector. was his body depos- party the United States as well as others, Attor- Rosenblatt recently murdered, and by Lieut. Frederick Schwatka, which sailed turn trip the search encountered the ited in a house which was fired. Thos. De-vin- e, severest cold ever experienced by white men, ney-General Devens took activ The reconciliation of the two rival "from New York June 1, 1878, for Baffin's Democratic organizations of New York City his next neighbor, with whom deceased while traveling, and lived upon the same measures for the detection of the ab- Bay and King William's Land, for the such as raw or boiled reindeer meat, was a grand mass had a long-standi- lawsuit over a land ti- fare, sconding banker, and has left no stone celebrated with union purpose of seeking further data upon fish, as did their native Esquimaux assist 23dT was arrested for the crime. The de- and unturned to effect his capture. It be- meeting on the night of the The princi- tle, the fate of Sir John Franklin, reached ants. pal meeting was held in Tammany Hall ceased was a native of Herkimer County, came known that he was still in the New Bedford, Mass., on return, on The party left New York on the 19th of Du-lu- their United States. He fled by way of th and was called to order by New York. the 23d. Although the expedition did not June, 1S78, in the schooner Eothen, and pro- Phila-dlphi- a, to the Winnipeg country, and at John Kelly. Daniel Dougherty, of The boiler of Charles Loose & Sons' recover any of the records of the Franklin ceeded direct to Camp Daly, as it was called, fruit-dryin- sixty-thre- e de- one time the officers were only thirteen and Senator Bayard were the prin- g factory, at Monroe, Mich., ex- crew, they secured many relics of the lost in North Hudson Bay, latitude forty-seve- n him, were cipal speakers. Letters were read from on 24th, the factory grees seconds north, longitude miles behind and knew they ploded the demolishing explorers and obtained much valuable in sever- Samuel J. Tilden, Gen. Hancock, H. M. and burying in the ruins sixteen women and twenty degrees west, having had a pleasant on his track. He traveled under formation regarding the Arctic region, so passage up. Here the supplies were landed, aliases, one of which was Knight, an- Plaisted, of Maine, and others. eleven men and boys. All but two, Henry al that the expedition may be considered a and the party established themselves and other Estelle, the latter being his wife's Senator Blaine addressed a large O'Brien, the engineer, and Leonard Martin, geographical success. made preparations to enable them to endure From Winnipeg he went a boy, were taken out alive, but several were maiden name. Republican meeting at Newark, N. J., on the Three British ships have been dis- the rigors of the Arctic winter, which they to Wyoming, and, it is said, was en- night of the 23d. severely injured, one or two it was thought patched to the coast of Newfoundland to knew was fast approaching. Skins were pro- cured from animals slain, and soon the party gaged in locating a large cattle ranch The Council as- fatally. investigate the alleged cases of violence to there, which he bad already began to A occurred between a pas- were warmly clothed and ready for business. sembled in Philadelphia on the 23d. The collision American fishermen on board the Moro supplies food, arms ammu- stock with fine cattle. A few weeks senger freight on the Yandalia Abundant of and opening exercises were held in the Academy and a train Castle, officially reported some time since. nition had been provided through the munifi- ago officers were hot on his trail at Bis- of Music, which was filled to its utmost ca- Road at Farrington Station, about nine miles The one hundredth anniversary of the cence of American merchants. So far the pro- marck, and followed him up until Sim-d-ay pacity. About 1,000 ministers and delegates west of Terre Haute, Ind., on the morning lo- capture of Major Andre was celebrated with cess of slaying animals was greatly simplified last, when he was definitely were in attendance. The Rev. "Wm. M. Pax-to- n, of the 24th, causing the death of two men, to the practiced marksmen. The summer of stop- great ceremony at Tarrytown, N. Y., on the cated in this city, where he was D. D., of New York, preached the Oscar Rankin, engineer,-n- d William Saun- 18T9 was passed in active research for more of well-know- n citi- 23d. Samuel J. Tilden presided at the meet- ping at the house a opening sermon. The regular business ses- ders, fireman of the passenger train. Three light on the fate of Sir John Franklin and his own ing and made the opening address, followed zen, whose wife and his are sisters. sions of the Council are held in Horticul- postal clerks were injured, one quite seri- crew. Chauncey M. Depew, the orator Mr. Shields had been for several days tural Hall. ously. by of the Lieutenant Schwatka, in his report of the House, sledge journey, says: " is the longest sledge stopping at the Canfield and Major the defaulting A severe shock of earthquake occur- day. It and business here Nelson, Army seems that Miss Chase, the young journey ever made, both in regard to time and his character Paymaster, has been' arrested Kansas City at Valparaiso on August 13, causing con- It having unknown to all. A day's at red lady whose recent marriage to a colored man distance, been absent from its base weie and taken to Fort Leavenworth. He will siderable damage. It was reported' that the eleven months and twenty days, and having delay was made to get the all at Galesburg, 111., caused so great a sensa- be tried by court-martia- l. His deficit is not town of Illapel, in the interior, had been de- traveled 2,819 geographical or 3,251 statute in shape, and this morning the tion, has been partially demented for several so great as at first reported, and his bonds- stroyed by the shock and 200 lives lost. miles. It is the first sledge Journey that has J officers, after waiting until ten o'clock, years. She has now been legally declared men are said to be good for the entire bodies of men who perished been undertaken by white men in the Arctic when his brother-in-la- Mr. Truman The the .insane, and a conservator has been appointed midwinter, but I know of none before this en- amount. by the caving in of the Hudson River Tunnel Buck, and family had gone to the fair, for her by a Wisconsin Court, at the motion compassing the whole duration of the last un- of the The Little Rock Oazette is authority at Jersey City several weeks ago have finally season, proceeded to the residence latter of her friends. favorable months of that and, in fact, to arrest their man. They took with for the statement that the Fishback Amend- been reached. The natives on the Island of Domini- they have been generally very short, and ment for scaling down the State debt, voted under circumstances where comfort com- them Charles Sweezey, and posted him The steamer Florence Meyer, from ca, one of the Marquesas Group, rose upon at the recent election in Arkansas, has mensurate with the exposure could be easily at the alley at the rear, while thej' went Cincinnati to New Orleans, while attempt- French and would have massa- been rejected by a decided majority. against the attained from some suitable base. It experi- in the front way. Waite saw them ing to land at Bullitt's Bayou, a few miles cred all the white inhabitants but for the enced the coldest temperature ever recorded coming and ran out the back way and is currently reported the Czar has on 24th, a It above Natchez, the picked tip timely appearance of a French gunboat. by white men in the field. Not only down cellar, but seeing that he was i contracted a second marriage with the Prin- snag, which struck her amidships, and she Several whites and a number of natives were was a single observation 71 degrees discovered by Sweezey, who jumped cess Dolgorouki, with whom he has for years, sunk in a very few minutes to her hurricane killed during the melee. Fahrenheit January 3, 1830, but also in regard to over the fence after him, he ran out according to rumor, sustained intimate re- roof. One passenger, two of the crew and protracted cold, there being no less than six- again and around to the front door, teen days when the average shows one hun- lations, and who is the mother of five of his two roustabouts were drowned. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. where he brought up in the arms of the children. dred degrees below the freezing point, and twenty-seve- n days officers. He made no further resist- Major of the Ninth Cav- MISCELLANEOUS. when the thermometer Morrow, The Supreme Court of Indiana has stood below sixty degrees Fahrenheit, during ance, and was at once taken to the alry, who has passed rinderpest has appeared in the last eighteen Virulent overruled the petition for a rehearing in the very nearly all of which weather the party County Jail. He entreated the officers months in the saddle in the principal cattle district of Rus- the mountains of Vehlonia, case involving the validity of the Constitu- prosecuted its journey without severe frost to allow him to . commit suicide, but New Mexico and fighting bites, even in Arizona, Indians, sia. tional amendments. Judges Riddle, War- and comparative comfort. It is they were inexorable, and took from has to proceed to to wit- the first Arctic expedition whose sole been ordered Paris A disease resembling in a mild form ren and Howk were against reopening the reliance him anything that could be used to ness the autumn maneuvers of the French for the subsistence of itself and its draught button-hoo- k the epizooty of 1872 has attacked the horses case, and Judges Niblack and Scott in favor. take his life, a knife and Army, and on his return will be given a place animals has been placed in the game of the in Boston, nearly all of which are affected. The State election will, therefore, be held being all he had on his person. The' on Gen. Sherman's Staff. locality, and whose experience in that respect once the news They are not generally rendered incapable In October. has been spread constantly over every officers at telegraphed S. M. the Presi- month capture East, with information Waite, defaulting of work. The final summing up of the result of the year, having started with less than one of their dent of the Brattleboro (Yt.) Bank, has been insurrection that a large sum of money in bonds The statement that an in Maine, all the towns now being heard month's full rations for the consumers, and arrested in Omaha and will be taken East Gov- having been absent for a period already and stocks was also recovered, or had broken out in Herat and that the from, gives Plaisted a plurality of 174. An for trial. is un- stated. It may not be amiss, however, to would be, and asking what disposal ernor of the city had been murdered, official count may change this figure some- H. Smith, has received founded. state that it was also the finest armed should be made of them. It is said Perrt Jr., . what, but it is believed to be very near cor- party that ever entered the Democratic nomination for Congress in adjourned meeting was held at the Arctic regions, that $20,000, telegraphed him within An rect. The plurality amendment is carried. which fact placed it on almost favorable past few days," are now lying in one. the Third Illinois District (Chicago). evening the 21st, to hear the St. Louis, on the of There was a monster Republican footing for such an experience. Jt was the of the banks in this city. previously ap- Jesse Grant, third son of General the report of a committee demonstration at Philadelphia on the night first expedition wherein the men of the party Shields this evening with Waite legal questions lived solely upon same left Grant, was married in San Francisco, on pointed to examine into the of the 25th. Senator Blaine was the princi- the diet, voluntarily for the East, via the Chicago & Rock the 22d, to Miss Lizzie Chapman,' daughter involved in the projected settlement of the assumed, as its native allies, which fact, pal orator of the meeting. coupled with Island Road. This officer has had a. of a wealthy resident of city. Indian country. or Joseph Brown those already stated, shows that that B. Greenback candidate white men are not only able to live long chase after the prisoner, and has presided. Ex-Jud- M. Krum read the J. Yeaglev, the same The Massachusetts Greenback State J. as done good work. Waite acknowledges of lawyers. was for Secretary of State in Indiana, has with- Esquimaux in the Arctic region, and with Convention was held at Worcester, on the report of the committee It equal comfort, also to prosecute any his and says he will plead of drawn from the ticket and announces that but guilt, guilty 22d, with 400 delegates present, one of whom to the effect that at least that portion the projects that their superior intelligence may to everything. In his flight he went to -- he shall act with the Democratic party. ' was a woman. A full State ticket was placed Indian Territory west of the ninety eighth dictate or their ambition may desire, and un Toronto.' June 16; had his hair cut embracing 14,000,000 acres, is open in nomination, headed by Gen. Horace Bin-ne- y degree, Theodore Glancy, editor of the der all circumstances that the natives them- there, thence to Detroit, Chicago,' St. by actual settlers,' as selves would similarly Sargeant for Governor. to Santa Barbara (Cal.) Evening Press, was venture to undertake Paul, Duluth, Brainard, Fargo,- - Yank- Indians had only the right of far less laudable objects; and it might be General Hancock has written a let- the shot and probably fatally wounded by ton, Omaha, thence to La Crosse. occupancy, and that was given up in 1866. Dis- further added that the prosecution of these ter in reply to one from Mr. Theodore Cook, Republican candidate for Glcndon, the Winnipeg country, and Another committee was appointed to fur- Attorney, publishing articles reflect- schemes need not be limited to such particu- of to trict for ex- back to Omaha, and then back and Cincinnati, in reference "Southern by every lawful means, the opening larly favorable seasons of the j ear as tho war was published by the As- ther, ing upon his character. perience of the Arctic expedition would lead forth among Western cattle ranches. claims." It and settlement of the territory. sociated Press on the 25th. In it he takes the The bodies of two men, Tom McCar-t- y one to infer. The cattle ranch which he now virtu- Cabinet-workers- 1 Union Furni- ground that all such claims are necessarily The and Tom Kelly, were found in the ruins "The party was the first to mako an extend- ally owns is located on the Niobrara Factory at Tell City, together invalid, and sayB that if he were President ture Ind., of a saloon burned at Buena Vista, Colo., ed summer tour over the ground covered by River, in northern Nebraska, and was dwellings employees, he "would veto all legislation which might with a number of of on the night of the 24th. It is suspected the unfortunate crews in their explorations, bought in the name of another, man and night the 19th. Lobs although glance map will show come before me providing for the considera- was burned on the of the men were murdered and the saloon set a at the that his own son, young Waite. Lhnaia. their base was in a far less favorable position tion or payment of claims of any kind for about $200,000. on fire to destroy evidence of the crime. (Sept. 21) Special to Chicago Times. The latest advices are that great for such an undertaking than that of the great losses or damage by persons who were in re- A has been issued, signed by U. majority of the numerous searchers who pre- pardoned or combination movement of the Mexican-America- n call Regularity and constancy in bellion, whether not:" Commander-in-Chie- f, Con- ceded them. It performed the last sad rites .the Vic-tor- S. Grant, for a troops is taking place to catch io pursuit of exercise are important, says Minister Christiancy has gone vention ef the Union Veteran Soldiers and for the few remains of the lost crews. Owing and, If possible, end his career. , mainly to the The London Lancet, if periect health is. from to Chili to present to the latter States, to be held In- favorable circumstances of a Peru about the Agency Sailors of the United at summer sojourn, and from the thoroughness expected to result from its menu damage The Indians near 1880. employ Government certain claims for dianapolis, on Thursday, Oct. 7, of the search and the conspicuous contrast of Itis far better for men to lead caused to the property of American citizens Fort Reno and also those at Wichita Agency Hayes have altogether reported as being restless and ugly and President and party the bleaching bones with the brown clay a sedentary life than to be irregularly during the war. are stones composing threatening trouble, on account of alleged gone to Oregon. the flat coast of King Will- active. This caution is the more needed E. B. Morse, traveling salesman for a iam Land and the adjoining main land, I do since the transition from sedentary COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY. insufficiency of food. not hesitate to state that not a singleunburied hanged himself with exhausting-phvsica- Trouble is said to be brewing be- New York cigar house, man of Franklin's unfortunate expedition habits to arduous and The Missouri River Improvement shawl-stra- p bed-po- st the Central is of at Guay-ma- s, a to the at probably exists. Where nature an- labor frequent occurrence. Kansas City on the 21st, tween the Mexicans and Americans had not Convention, held at Hotel, Wooster, O., where he bad been ticipated my party, which she had in the Again, the transition from active adopted resolutions urging upon Congress the Mexican terminus of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. lying ill for about three weeks. greater majority of cases of the 135 men habits to sedentary pursuits isgenerally the duty of bestowing upon the Missouri Washington Emory; an engineer, known to have abandoned the ships, or the re- accompanied by a marked disturbauee a consideration commensurate with The family of H. Taylor, a lawyer at treating crews River and James Menzie, a section han 1 on tho themselves performed the of health, since organs roused, to full improve- Danville, Ind., partook of bread for dinner burial, my party completed the interests to be subserved by its Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, were these sad offices. activity by the stimulus exercise gives, survey which had. been "by mistake mixed with From the incompleteness of the skeletons, ment, and to this end a thorough of by the explosion of a loco- to them are liable to be functionally instead of baking-powde- r. The killed their inextricable wideiy-scat-ter- the river should at once be entered upon, arsenic confusion and deranged when that stimulus is with- so great motive boiler near Lcadville on the 21th. condition, it is hard to place a cjose esti- with the view of determining the speediest quantity of the poison taken was as drawn. This, perhaps, would not be vomiting, and no fatal1 results fol- The Louisville and Madison packet mate upon the number interred, which, and most economical plan of deepening to induce so frequently observed, if instead re- Maggie Harper exploded her steam-pip- e roughly speaking, varies between twenty and of its channel and protecting the property of lowed. forty. lapsing immediately, as isk on the night of the 25th. Lem. P. Bovvyer, It established the loss of the records of frequently citizens along its banks. It was further Memphis had a grand celebration on the Franklin party beyond the case, into idle habits as as ex- the engineer, was badly scalded, and in his all reasonable .far recommended that all political parties refuse the 22d, in token of its deliverance this year doubt, as these alone have been in- ercise is concerned,, an agony jumped overboard and was drowned. the main attempt was to nominate for Congress men not known to from the yellow fever. There was a proces- centives to the many expeditions since Dr. made to engage regularly ,Tor however be in sympathy with the improvements here sion three miles in length, representing Five colored roustabouts were seriously Ross, in 1854, who established the. loss of the short a time, in some them least fatally. party. pursuit which suggested. A permanent organization was nearly every branch of business and trade, scalded, two of at This success, although unfortunately would insure brisk muscular move- - of a negative nature, is effected and a committee appointed to pre- and the streets and buildings were ayly During the month of August 50,508 of no small character,, xnent, so that the health acquired by ex- ' since this loss, coupled with pare a memorial to Congress. decorated." Thousands of visitors were in immigrants arrived in this country, mostly the loss of the ercise during the v prrty and the burial of their dead, neces- vacation should not be attendance. from European countries. It Is bow almost must lost; and, Gen. Roberts, of Texas, and some sarily settle the Franklin proMemlnall its 1st moreover, that the bodrwhe. other prominent residents of the State have Galesburg, Hi., has recently been certain that the immigration this year will portant aspects." the next holiday 'period "comes round.4 social unusual mag- exceed 300,000. The largest previous immi should be found in fair condition completed negotiations with the owners of enjoying a sensation of Darwin most be right. Half the to the Great Eastern to run the mammoth ship nitude, being nothing leas than the elope-- gration for any one year was in 1851, when it undertake the increased physical strain reached 251,000 psoplaoftha present are tale-beare- rs thrown upon it.