Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21
T%ELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

tefOat. There are uprising every.
where, and quite . spirited ktle has
been fought In SarAgosa, In mich the
observation-disclosures defeated In this
engagement there were go un killed
aud many houses raced to th ground
A number of the RepublicaI leaders,
fearing assassination have 1ed the
country.
Gold closed at SO4@13OS3
President Grant, General Sherman,
and other members of the cabinet will
visit the Maryland State Fair to-day.
The Fenian a turns out to be ali
a humbug. Some British officers who
were in New York last week, were
imposed on by several wags, and hur-
Kying home reported q plot to seize
Canada and Prince Arthur, and play
thedeal generally.
Three men and boy, were found
hanging in Denton county, Texas, on
the I'd inst, and two Others in Dallas
county. 1t is supposed they were
hung for horse stealing.
From D~espathss of Oc:Ober I4th
The Spanish MinisteFof Foreign af-
fairs has replied to the diplomatic note
OfMinisterS ickels, declining the med
itatiOn of the United States between
ISpain and Cuba. The Government
in Madrid has resolved to disarm the
Republican Volunteers and dismiss
all Republican officials and munich
pal cOuncilmen from Office.
Mr.. Livingstone is certainly alive
and well, according to the last reports
from Africa, and is on his way to the
coast.
Advices from Rome say the coming
council of Bishops is called not to de-
liberate and decide questions but to
ratify the decisions already resolved
upon by the POntif.
Admiral Farragut is still in a very
p~reeariOus condition at Chicago.
Returns have been received from
nearly one half the State Of Iowa.
The Republican majority is likely to
be near $4,000. l.
There is considerable uneasiness a.
mong settlers and troops ON Powder
River. The savages. are encamped
in that vicinity. Reinforcements will
soon be sent to Forts Laramie and
Fetterman.
The rough Democracy not sat
isfied with the election in Philadel-
phia on the 14th attacked the return
judges, beating some Of them in a
most serious manner.
Governor Walker, Of Virginia has
been making a speech at Danvill. He
declared the State would hereafter be
ruledOn principles ofright and ustice,
and civil and political equality,
The Richmond Dispatch has come
out in favor of the election of General
Williams, 1.-THE husband OfMFs. Doug
lass" for u. S. Senator. It says he
is a friend of the Presidents. This is
a high and excellent recommendation
for a Senator. He ought to be elected.
Joen Nesmith, Ex-Lieut. Governor
Of Massachusetts,, died yesterday,
aged 76.
The Conservative Republicans of
Arkansas have just held a State Con-
ventiOn. The platform adopted in
dorses universal suffrage and general
reform
From Dispatches Of Ootohov 1Sth.
Advices from Curacao to the 22d Of
have been received. A
shock of an earthquake was felt
there on the 18th Of September. It
was the first one ever experienced
there and created great terror.
Gold closed at 1901.
The Masonic Grand Bodies Of the
State are now in session ut st. Louis.
The following officers of the Grand
have been elected for the ensu-
ing year: w. ID. Muir, of BoOnville,
Grand Master; Thomas Z. Garrett, of
st. Louis, ID. g. NJ; A. NJ. Dockery,
of ChillicOthe, S. G.. W.; Samuel III.
Owens, of California, ]. G.. W.; VIM.
ii. LOker, of st. Louis, Grand 6ecre-
A fusion of the Wells and Walker
Republicans in the Virginia Legisla-
ture is talked of, to defeat the designs
Of the Democratic element Of that
Leading politicians : particularly
Pennsylvanians-are much disappOin-
ted at the appointment of the new
Secretary of War. The President is
emphatically condemned by leading
Republican politicians, for his appoint
memt of General Belknap as Secretary
War.
L. Everett Saltonstall has been
nominated for Congress by the Dem
Ocrats of the Seventh District of Massa-
chusetts.
The New York Evening Post en-
.phetically denies the statement in the
Advertiser, that the pub
Usher of the Post was in the recent
gold speculation.
The forgers- arrested at Quincy
and Bridgeford-are in Jail for
of two thousand dollars bail.
From Dispatches Of October 18th.
Things are getting squaliy IN Spain. The
lave openly declared a Republic
he railroads and t~elegraphs nave been stop
bed around Madrid and the Cortes has been
~ilsoanded, after giving orders for prosecuting
IS seventeen Republican members. VBlen-
ia still holds out and there have been bat
les in Catalonia and Andalucia.
Advices state hat poor Lopez Is still being
As the Iowa boys said Of Sigel, The
;an'thghtmuch, but he's hill on the retreat
An Omaha dispatch says reports are receiv-
a there that a government surveying party
l1der Nelson Buck, numbering u men. was
naSSacred about 80 miles south of Fort Nc
Surveying instruments tools and
! portion OF the camp e~quippage owned by
he party were found. The reports are cred
ted but lack confirmation.
The Governors of New York and Massachu-
aetts have appointed the 18th day Of NOVem-
Der as Thanksgiving Day.
The statement that the Rothehild offered a
Oan to our Government at 4 per cent. Is sub
tanciated by a party connected with that
irm.
led OF the bridge now being built over the
)hfo at Louisville. |
Geary's majority In Pennsylvania is 1872.
Ex-GOv. Ritter, Of Pennsylvania, died yes
erday at Carlyle in his Goth year..
The people OF Louisville yesterday voted
E00 O0f Tor q TOufSrf1Ie and 81 Joufc mir line