Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-30
EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEeRAMs, &C.
There was Q grand Demonstration by the
Democrats in Atlantis, Georeia, last might, over

There was q grand Demonstration by the
Democrats in Atlantis, Georgia, last might, over
the election Of Hill and Miller by the Leglsla-
ture TO the United States Senate. The city was
States Hotel was addressed by Mr. Milie-. who
came out for Seymour and Blair. constitutional
liberty, and the Union. The same dispa'ch
which brings this intelligence says; Mr.. Hin
Will probably steer clear OF politics, using his
influence tor the best Interests Of the country.
Senator Hendricks arrived in indianapolis
Tuesday evening. Tn his arrival a national
salute was fired, and he was escorted by large
torcnhght procession, with music and fire.
Mofks, 70 the Court.house square, where he
was welcomed by Mr.. j. E Mcdonald in 4
brefspeech, 70 which Mr.. Hendricks responded
AZ length.
In the South Carolina Legislature yes.erisv
Franklin J. Moses, father of the SPEAKER ~
Ihe House, was elected Chief Justice, over ID.
/. Corbin, Y. s. District Attorney. Moses has
never before affiliated with the party, and Re-
publicans say the party has been sold out The
election Of two associate justices occurs to-day.
A dispatch from Richmond says: General
SLOVENIAN has gone to Washington. All parties
are looking to his return for a solution OF tn
question whether all Offices in the State are 4,
be cleared of ihcumbents who cannot take the
oath required by the fourteenth article. The
date OF the coming election in Virginia is also
expected to be decided when he returns.
The remains of Cornelius Redd, killed by the
police officers, were Inferred in Augusta, Ga,
yesterday afternoon. followed by a large pro-
cession Of citizens and firemen. II is under
stood the grand jury found n verdict of murder
against the police officers. An Indignation
meeting will be held to-day against the present
city government.
A railroad bridge of eighty feet span, at Sls.
lington, Pennsylvania, was carried away by
the freshet ON Friday night. BY ten o'clock on
the Monday night following a new bridge of
ose nundrrd and thirty feet span was COM
pleted, and the cars running over il.
movement has bixarl N n On tad lanl;r~ a.,
the holding Of National Horse Fair in Detroit
some time during the month OF August of tins
year, and II the scheme Is a success, then the
association proposes to hold similar meetings
every year.
In Paris Court yesterday judgment was
rendered IN the case OF the United States vs.
Armand ana others, against this Government.
The defendants were charged with building
priyateers for the late 'sConfederacy"
The survey of the Frederick and PennsyIya-
nia Line Railroad was commenced on Tuesday
last. The road will connect with the Western
. Maryland railroad at Monocscy, TO which
point the latter road Will be completed IN three
months,
The Emperor of Russia has called a confer
ence to meet al st. Petersburg. August 10Th. 70
arrange tor an international convention OF the
Great Powers, with q view to abandoning the
use OF explosive bullets in warfare.
The business before the Alabama Legislature
is of local nature. The Senate has been for
two days discussing bill to punish K:u-
kluxism.
Three bridges on the Boston, Hartford and
Erie railroad, between HYDE Park and Malta
PAR, were burned Tuesday night, It's supposed
ty incendiares.
The cauikers' strike in Boston has ended The
shlpowners agreed TO the demands of the work.
men, and the latter have resumed work.
The heaviest thunderstorm for wears passed
I over savannah. Ga, yesterday. One child was
killed, and several buildings Were struck by
lightning.
Jp,atl;gen nc N G h,,.,, r,o.:-.. g. N,
sources that Lopez had sent propositions of
peace to the allies, through the American Min
isier, Dir. NashbuTn.
Domingo +. SSrmlento has been elected Pres
lde ut OF the Argentine Confederation
The Marquis Of Aberccrn, Lord Lieu:en ant
Of Ireland, rs TO oe made duke.
Trains on the Northern Central rsil-,ad
commenced running regularly yestsT day