The Montana post., 1868-10-02

puLlicans Of the Tenth District have renomi-
mated Dawes for Congress.
Philadelphia, September - .-Elkins' coal
| oil refinery was burned to-day. $500 barrels
of crude oil were destroyed. Loss, S45, 900.
| Pittsburg, September pa terrific loco
motive explosion occurred this IN. on the
Cornellsyille railroad in this city. The fire.
man was killed and three Others seriously in
jured. The engine was literally blown TO
pieces. The engineer escaped injury
New York, Sept. 29.-Gen. George b.
Mcclellan and family arrived per the
steamship Cuba to.day.
Paris, Sept. 29-The Queen of Spain
still remains at st. Sebastian, and is at.
tended by Carlos Marfore, one of the
members of the last cabinet. 1t is re-
ported tina. Jose Con cha. at the head of
the governments in Madrid. and Manuel
Concha, commanding the army In the
Held, have both sent their designations
to the Queen. In their comm unication
they inform the Queen that her refusal
to return to Madrid, unless accompanied
by her Minister Marjorie, destroys all
hopes of suppressing the insurrection.
The Queen has accepted the resign ations
of the Concha's and has sent for Count
| Chiest to form a new ministry. The
Queen has also summoned the council
of State to assemble at St. Sebastian.
London, Sept. 29-10 p. m.-The fol-
J received SPAIN. ESpaT-
tero is sick and unable to take an active
part in political affairs.
Gen. Prim is hourly expected TO arrive
off Barcelona.
1t is believed the city will declare
against the Queen as soon as the fleet
arrives.
1t is rumored that the insurrection
has broken out at Madrid
The Queen has left st. Sebastian and
crossed the French frontier.
Vienna, ,SeEt. 29.-The Wiemar Presse
asserts that by the advice of Won Beust
the Emperor has declined to visit Gall
lecia. The Governor of that province,
who was unduly urgent in his solicita-
tions, has been removed.
The Bishop OF Elms has been indicted
for issuing pastoral address against the
laws passed by the diet.
| Minister Watts had an interview with
the Emperor and presented his creden
tials. He was received as Minister ex-
traordinary plenipotentiary of the
United States.
Boston, Sept. 29.-The rear wall of
the new skating rink on fremont street
fell to-day. killing one man and injuring
! two others.
New York. Sept ga special dis
patch to the tribune from Atlanta says
that a call having been published last
week for a Republican Convention, the
Warrenton Republicans assembled yes
terday, with the view of holding peace
able political meeting. A number of
loyal men from the neighboring towns
arrived by train 20 attend the meet
ing. They Were met by the Sheriff and
a committee of citizens, who advised
| them not To- enter the town. The Sher-
if told them that the citizens were de-
termined that there should be no meet -
ing, and added that he had counseled
with them, and sought to pacify and in
duce them to allow the meeting to be
held But his advice had been in vain.
The Republicans then went to a colored
church outside OF the town and held
| their meeting. When the speakers were
nearly through, news was received from
credible sources that the citizens were
organizing in town, ard drilling in luili-
tary tactics, preparatory TO an attack.
The Republicans were advised to fly TO
the woods TO avoid a serious riot, and
probably loss of life. They accordingly
fled in all directions. The colored peo-
pie were dreadfully alarmed. Ii is as
serted, by good and trustworthy author
ity. that from three TO five hundred
whites, fully armed, went To Warrenton
especially to prevent the meeting.
ne WOIhlD9 women nciQ a meeting
last night at the Working Women's
| Home on Elizabeth street. Over 200
were present. Miss Susan B. Anthony
addressed them. favoring the formation
of cooperative societies
An examination in the case of Depu-
] w Sheriff Moore and Cary Hickey, ar
rested as principals in the Broadway
Theatre shooting outrage, was resumed
yesterday.
AT the request of General Mcclellan,
no public demonstrations were made on
his arrival yesterday On Friday night
however, the Mcclellan Legions will
serenade the General and turn out in
torch light procession. 1t is expected
that there will be 10000 persons in tie
procession.
Cincinnati. September 30.-A train of
ten cars on the Atlantic and Great
| Western railroad, was destroyed by fire
near Urbana yesterday. The fire was
occasioned by the explosion of nitro
glycerine in the forward car The en-.
gine was completely demolished by the
explosion and the engineer seriously in
jured. A house a quarter of a mile off
was demolished by the concussion. The
cars were loaded with flour and pork
Louisville, Septeniber 30th.-The
troubles in La Rue county continue.
Sayres and Reynolds, United States of
icers, sent there to execute the laws,
have returned TO this city, having been
unable TO perform the duty. Sayres
was arrested near Lodgeville, Ky, by
seven armed man who disarmed and
roubed him and then let him go.