Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-09-30
TELEGRAPHIG SUMMARY.

The King of Portugal is the favOrite
candidate for the Spanish throne.
S. J. Goodnough, is out with card
/ denying allegations charging him
with fraudulent transactions in the
/ purchase of stores in the Methodist
Book Concern, and desires the public
to await his proof of their falsity.
President Grant has, according to a
Washington special, directed Secreta-
Fy Fish to telegraph to Minister Sick
les to Immediately withdraw all prop
OsitiOns calculated to secure peace in
Cuba, and thus end the whole matter.
The New York SIN insists that Sickles
has acted throughout in compliance
with the instructions from the State
Department.
The Democrats of New York in
State Convention have just made
their annual declaration Ofprincipals.
1t is the same old song, and differs in
no material point from the platform
of former years.
Tt is asserted in Paris that France
has sent note to Prussia and Baden,
declaring that she will regard the an
nexatiOn of the Grand Duchess Of Ba-
den by Prussia as cas,ts 6elli.
Peri Hycanite has left his convent
and gone to the house Of his parents,
near Paris, where he will await the
the decision of the Council.
A Havana letter to New York saws
that many of the Cubans anticipate
an immediate war between Spain and
United States. In Havana it is dan
gerOus for an American 10 walk along
the streets alone. Most of the Amer
leans are arranging their affairs so as
to leave the island without delay in
case of necessity.
The Good Templars in convention
at Rochester, New York, demand re-
strietive and prOhibitOry legislation.
They favor a temperance political par
ty, as soon as the movement is prac-
tieable.
At the Buckeye races at Cincinnati
ii, on Thursday. Hamburg made a
mile in ,45-the best time ever made
by two-year-Old in America.
Politicians are at Washington en-
deavOring to secure the removal OF
/ Col. Mari, Supervisor OfInternal Rev
enue for the Missouri Department,
They have made serious charges
against him, but failed to substantive
them. 1t is not probable that he will
be removed.
The administration at Washington
denounees the action Of the Cubans
now collected together in New York.
These CUbans, it is asserted, have Gre
ated sensational reports and reported
. fnlcn
ment to recognize the independence
of Cuba. 1t is suggested that these
patriots go to Cuba and participate in
the struggle.
The operations in gold on Wall
street on Thursday were the largest,
in the aggregate, ever known. Great
excitement prevailed all day. The
panic is attributed to Vanderbilt.
The house of Vanterventor & Co.,
New York City, has suspended. The
Junior partner absconded with over
| Sl00,OO0 in sectrities'
-Four murders and three suicides are
reported to have OccurredS in \ eW
York City, and suburbs during yes
terday.
Mr.. Van Aller, cashier Of the Ma
tiOnal Bank of Albany, has been ar
rested on the charge of defrauding the
government by using cancelled reven-
ue stamps. He was bailed in the
amount of S., 900.
Gen. Candy that the Freedman's
Bureau be re-established, during the
coming winter, in Virginia, owing to
the bad weather, and consequent poor
crops, The poor people are quite des-
titute.
It is authOratatively stated in New
York that another expedition of fthree
hundred men left Florida on the I4th,
inst. for Cuba.
The Department of Agriculture es-
/ Inmates that the corn crop will be
short about 100, 600, 900 bushels. The
! yield of cotton is estimated at 2,75O,
/ coo bales. Wheat yielded well, and
fruit is everywhere abundant.
Bonner has agreed to trot Dexter
against Lady ThOFne on THURSDAY
next, for the benefit of the Avondale
sufferers. 1t is believed that 100000
will be realized.
The Citizens party ofChicago have
nominated a full ticket for the City
and County officers. The Republi-
cans will put a full ticket in the field.
| Col. H. G. Moore, Superintendent
Missouri Pacific Railroad has resign
ed, and d. r. Garrison is appointed
acting superintendent.
The Indians in Northern California
are becoming very hostile; as yet their
operations are directed against each
other, but tbs settlers stand in great
fear. In Arizona continued depreda-
tiOns are reported.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
ordered the Assistant Treasurer at
New York to sell $4,000 600 during
to-day, and purchase bonds in return.
The Guardian of Sunday says a
manuscript in Lord ByrOn's own
handwriting will soon be published,
which will settle the question raised
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