Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-07-30

the party.
ALBANY, N. Y, having been in the hands
Of the Democracy for several years, has
reached the legitimate conclusions bank
rupt treasury.
THE Cincinnati Commoaer, Copperhead
sheet Of small pretensions but great venom,
condemns the Rosecrans nomination without
stint.
ANA JosEeHIEg WnKowsKY, leading
Woman's Rights female Of Chicago, has had
her husband divorced, and now goes into the
/ fght unencumbered.
IT is understood that Secretary Cox has
been rendered the new Judgeship in Ohio,
but it is believed be win decline the honor.
Many Of bis friends urge him to accept
Ex-SECFErARY STANTON has been advised
BY his physician to leave Washington and
spend some weeks upon the Rocky Noun
tains. Mr.. S. expects to leave early in August,
il able to travel, and 20 to Laramie Station,
on the Union Pacific Railroad.
ALL the prisoners confined at Fort Lafay-
ette charged with being concerned in the
Cuban expedition have been released. No
particulars are given, but it is supposed they
were released on their own recognizances
a PARIS telegram Of the 28d says that De
Chasselaut Laubot, on his installation as
President of the Council, declared for lib
erty of speech, because independence was
associated perfectly with devotion to the
Emperor.
DlsPArCHEs have been received from Min
lister McMahon. He does not believe Lopez
to be so near the end of his career as has
been iutmated. There is a story aaoat in
Washington that he will go to Europe in the
interest Of Lopez.
The officers to be elected this fall in Min
nesota are Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State, Attorney General, Audi
tor Treasurer, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, and Clerk of the Supreme Court
The Republican Convention will be held
September 9.
FALLANDIGHAA' S explanation of Rosecrans'
nomination for Governor of Ohio is to the ef
feet that since the Copperheads-the word is
his-were made 20 lake back seat, it was
bat fair the War Democrats should accompa-
ny them, and so he preferred to take Re.
publican candidate.
The Sidney (Ohio) Journal says of the
condition of the Democracy with Rosecrans,
their candidate for Governor: $50 their ut
ter discontinue, they now find that they will
have trouble in keeping perfect harmony
among themselves, without any leisure time
to eutice voters from the Republicans"
HoY. BENJAMIN WADE does not believe
Rosecrans will accept the Democratic
nomination of Ohio, and, if he does, he will
be beaten by very large majority, as Gov.
Hayes is very strong with the Republicans,
aud viii poll as large, if not larger vote than
Grant, while there are thousands of peace
Democrats gho will not vote for Rosecrans.
WnLE a man was in the jewelry store of
81. Probe, No. 10 Fourth street, St. Louis,
yesterday, purchasing cheap clock in the
rear Of the store, woman entered, went be-
hind the counter, and distracted between
$1,000 and $4,000 worth of diamonds, and
escaped. Detectives were Immediately put
to work, but no clue TO the thief has been
found
Arizona adyices of July 18th state that
the Indians killed two mail carriers, and
partially destroyed the mails between Tus-
con and Mosile. Several other outrages are
noted. 1t is estimated there were three
hundred well armed Indians on the Ist of |
July in the Carpedro Valley, near Tuscon.
Company L. Eighth Cavalry, killed eight
Indians in the neighborhood of Camp Vede. |
TINS intended departure from this city of
Secretary Boutwell,, in few days, for an alb
sence Of some weeks, is construed by
politicians as an evidence that no effort will
be made in Cabinet, where he is the leading
spirit Of the working Radicals to enforce a
new election in Virginia in certain districts
where the successful candidates are unable
to take the ironc clad oath.
A DELEGATION of Radical Republicans from
Mississippi are here urging ihe Administra-
ton to aid them in the approaching canvass.
They state that the Conservative papers
throughout the whole State are making the
importation Of cooHe labor into the State,
political question, aud are filed with threats
that if the freedmen do not vote as their EN-.
ployers direct they will be supplanted by
Chinese.
A NEW YoRE DISPATCH says: Judge
Pierrepont stated to day that the United
States Government has been for some time
negotiating with Spain for the independence
Of Cuba, and tha! dispatches had been re-
ceived from the Spanish Government giving
that all bloodshed in Cuba will be
stopped in few days, and Indicating that
the independence of that island will be con-
ceded Immediately.
II is one of the curiosities of Rhode Island
industry says the Providence Journal, that it
is now exporting iron ore to be manufactured
in other States. Two thousand tons of this
ore have been sent to a single furnace in
Pennsylvania within eighteen months, at a
cost TO the purchasers, freight included, Of
SIX aad half dollars a ton. The addition Of
ifteen per cent. OF the Cumberland ore to the
other ores used by the Pennsylvania com
pany has been found to increase the value of
their pig iron two dollars ton.
IN a recent speech made by Ex-Governor
rhrockmortou, OF Texas, he said that while
be disliked some portions Of the proposed
he thought that the interests of
he people of the State demanded its adop.
ion. He thought the people had been un.
Justly accused of lawlessness and crime, the
mass having been condemned for the acts of
he few; but he earnestly appealed to them
o obey the laws, civil and military, and to
end every assistance to the State and nation
Il authorities in suppressing crime and pun.
shing desperadoes Privately he expressed