Nebraska advertiser., 1869-11-04
LATEST NEWS.
T~ELEGRAPHI0 SUMMARH
From D-ispatckes ofNovember "a.

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FrOm Dispatches O N0Vember 2d.
The italian Government reserves
the right to reject the decisions of the
Eeumencial opposed to the laws Ofthe
country and spirit of the age.
Dispatches say all is quiet in. Paris.
Circumstances still point to the
Duke OF Genoa, as the future king OF
Spain.
Gold closed at 1881.
The flyer is being dragged for the
bodies of those who lost their lives in
the recent StonelOdH disaster, and up
to yesterday at 2 o'clock, over sixty
had been recovered, ten Of WhielLWefe
identified by their friends. Two or
three charred bodies were found on the
wreck. E3E U5aT9L sG&
The registered vote of Chicago is
nearly 40,0Ol Mf
* The New York Central and Hudson
river railroad have been consolidated.
The Commissioner Of Indian affairs
has received Information of the death
of Santana, Chief of the Kiowas and
leader of the Indians j nthe desperate
Wachita river fight, with the forces
under General Gustav about a year
ago. g
It is rumored that the Secretary Of
the Treasury cOntemplates a resump-
ton of specie payment at no distant
day. s. $50 GTOHWyW
The conscience fund Ofthe National
Treasury is now $114,O0O, which Is to
go into the sinking fund, and ulti-
mately applied to the payment of the
national debt.
1.-THE sale of gold by the Government
is to continue for the present month.
Gen Butler was robbed In a sleeping
car at Philadelphia, on Saturday night
of his O~VeTCVat, u~ndercoat, 500 in
money, and three or four thousand
dollars in checks and drafts.
News has been received frOm2FOrt
Fetterman reporting that three sol
diers, while out hunting twelve miles
from Fort Fetterman, were surprised
by about thirty Indians, and two or
three OF them killed. Their bodies
have since been recovered. ~
Gen. Belknap was sworn in as Sec
Fetaryi yesterday 0lU lIJ4DI
The Allen and McCOOle prize fight
comes ohfnear Cincinnati on the 10th.
The last deposit WAS made at McEOol's
saloon, in st. Louis, last night
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From Dispatches of November Sd.
A special cable dispatch states that
the cities OfFFankf9rt, Weisbaden and
MOrjence, with surrounding country
In each case, were visited with shocks
of earthquakes during the night of the
.31st ult., and the LIST inst. Asaf8sa%
The suez canal contains 20 feet of
water in the shallOwest place. The
Empress Eugene intends to be the
first TO, sail through. s-s Fv
Gold closed at 1878. -FrrrE'
The Board OfEducatiOn has eXclud-
ed the Bible and other religious books
and prohibited the singing of sacred
songs in the public schools Of CinciR-
natl. W sce tl1. .-t@
A Railroad accident occurred twen-
ty-six miles west effort Jervis' n. Y,
Yesterday morning by which one man
was burned to death, and the cars
loaded with oil, Tobacco and cotton,
were entirely consumed.
Reports in the New York Merchants
Echange, show that twenty-eight
vessels weredOst In October, valued at
nearly 81 ,O00, 900.
A dispatch from St. Paul, says that
Hon! N p. LAngford has arrived from
Helena, Montana, to confer with Gen.
Hancock in regard to the protection of
the people of Montana, from outrages
by hostile Indians, who are preparing
to drive the whites from the country.
the people demand a speedy increase
of mounted troops, and also authority
to raise volunteers to protect themsel-
yes against the anticipated depreda-
tiOns, ,r-
Judge Bedie, editor of the Corride
(UtahJ Reporter, while attending
court at Begham city, was set upon
and beaten nearly to death. He had
been 6enOuncing pOlygamy in his
paper, and the Saints would not stand
it. E'
Twenty-seven States are represented
in the Baptist National Sunday School
Convention, at ST.. Louis. .FH
There were $50 arrests for illegal
voting in New York yesterday.
We7have the report of a horrible
murder at OkolOna, Mississippi. On
Saturday night, Major Shepherd, u.
s.. Collector, while PROSTATE with
paralysis, and unable to lift his hand,
was shot through the heart by his own
son. Young Shepherd is under arrest.
Whiskey, it is supposed, melted him
to do the terrible crime.
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