Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-11-04
LATEST NEWS.
TETEaRAPHIO SUMMARY.

and the General expects his subOrdi-
mates to burn the cane fields as soon
rs the cane is dry.
Gold closed at12St@ I29.
The steamer Linton, with q full
cargo OfgrOceries for Fort Smith, sunk
in the Arkansas. river, on Monday.
Boat and cargo total loss.
A fierce SNOW storm prevailed at
Buffalo yesterday. Street railways
were compelled to use snow plOws.
q The officers Of the privateer, Cuba,
now on trial at Washington, n. Q.
will probably be acquitted.
George H. PehdletOn has been cleo
ted President Of the Kentucky Central
railroad.
r. Ats O'Clock on the morning Of the
9th, q meteor passed over Dayton,
Ohio. It had q brilliant, large, long
train, made q rumbling sound and
had a snlphOrOus smell. At the same
time an enormous meteor passed over
Forest station on the ID. q M. R. II.
1t resembled q locomotive with head
light, long train and burning roar.
It shook houses, broke windows and
woke the people up. There were
three heavy explosions.
Thomas Compton, alleged 70 have
stolen $500 at Macon city I'm the State
Of Missouri, hiss been arrested at en-
cinnati
The military are now in Florida to
assist in the enforcement Of Revenue
laws.
The Democrats were successful In
the Baltimore municipal election on
Wednesday.
The tailors Of Chicago are on a
strike.
The negroes Of North Carolina are
very anxious to enlist in the militia
now being organized by Gov. Holden.
The cotton crop Of the South Is esti-
mated at near 3, ,O00, 900 bales.
The nickel five cent pieces are to be
redeemed in sums Of 100 or more. .f
President Grant and Secretary Of
the Navy, Robson, are in Philadel-
phia.
From Dispatches OfOcrober 30th.
A Madrid dispatch says Seven
battaliOns from the frontiers viii soon
sail for Havana. Enlistments for the
Cuban army still continue.
/ The dissensiOns among the Cabinet
and the people touching the choice Of
q Monarch, still continue undated,
/ but selection of the Duke Of Genoa
IS deemed probable
A bottle was found of Cornwall,
England. 1t states that the ship,
Weser, foundered at sea on July lst.
She had 346 souls on board at the
4 time
The remains Of the Earl of Derby
were inferred at KnOwlsby.
George Peabody is improving in
health.
Gold closed 1885.
An attempt was made to assassinate
Sheriff Fisher, Of Chicago, night before
last. Three shots were fred at him.
Admiral Farragut has so far recOv-
cred that he expects to leave Chicago
on Monday.
President Grant was the guest Of
Ex-SecretaFy BOrie, while In Phila-
delphia.
Gen. MeAIahOn's course while Min
lister to Paraguay, is approved by the
Administration, and is even rumOred
\ that he may be returned.
James ID. Long, DOnsul 70 Monte
/ videO, South America IS to be recalled.
He was appointed from Maryland, by
President Johnson, and is charged
with disloyalty.
Gideon Snafley was foand dead in
| the woods. six miles from Macon, Mo,
having been shot through the head.
Con. ReardOn. the pugilist, has been
convicted Of Robbery, at Omaha, and
was sentenced to three years in the
penetentiary.
The Tennessee Legislature yesteF-
day adopted the Constitutional
Amendment.
A young lady named Pet Mckay,
jumped into lhe Mississippi river from
a railroad bridge at Quincy yesterday,
and was drowned. In q letter LEFT
behind she says the deed was not COM
mitted for love or for shame, but be-
cause her friends had all turned
against her.
Two disasterOus fires occurred In
New York yesterday, one involving
a loss Of SG0, 600.
The excitement continues at Raleigh
and GOldsbOrO', n. c.. about calling
out Of Negro militia, though no viOIenf
demonstration has yet been made.
From Dispatches Of October 31st.
Private adviees report trouble be-
tween Spain and Morocco, and war
between the two countries imminent.
Captain General De ROdes has par
dOned MagTudeT, the American, who
had been sentenced tG be shot.
The bottle found of the coast Of
Cornwall, containing the papers an
nOuncing The laundering Of the ship.
Weser, is a hoax.
Private letters from Europe show
that the trouble in Dalmatia will
prove to be OF q serious nature. The
insurgents are determined upOn &c
cOmplishing their Independence Of
Austria, which power, will do her ut
mOstrtO prevent any further loss Of
territory. It is rumOred that Russia
is cOveftly assisting the Dalmatians In
order to weaken Austria.
The Sheriff Of Clinfou Countv vaa
shot and killed q few days ago bv q
negro who he was trying to arrest.
The latter was afterward killed bv
some citizens. Eo
A movement is on foot to effect a
changein the law taxing spirits. The
wholesale liquor dealers are orVaniz-
for combined action in the matter
and. propose that the law shall be 80
amended so as to compel distillers TO
Rt.J. ellO. 7" AOAS tlAf anu mus 90 away
with the stamping process.
The foundry of Talbot Bros, in
Rlehm0nd, Va, was burned last night.
Loss, Sl65, 900. No insurance.
Jeff. Davis is now IN Mississippi.
Inc registered vote in New York
City is nearly 145, 900.
Gov. Low, the new minister 20
China, viii sail in a few DAYS.
A young man named @. G.. Walters.
was arrested on the24th, in Des BIOines
Iowa, charged with rObbing the bank
ing house Of s. A WAY. a Co Of
Boston, Of $1,000.
Ben Holiday is building q railroad
in Oregon. The first rail was laid on
the 18th.
RAILR0AD.-The engineers Of the