The union Democrat., 1870-05-14
TEr.EGRAPHrC NEWS 5.


over the Mace Hen prize-6ght il increasing
Allen Is now here, in fDe condition. an.
weighs 40 pounds. Mace i at Mobile. hu
will be here tomorrow. lie weighs 100
No interference Is likely
PHILADELPHIA, Nav S.-There was terri
fic hailstorm this afternoon, and the damage
greatly exceeds that Of September. 1868. 1t
greatest force was along Broad street ard ii
the southern section of the city, On ths
south side OF Chestnu, street, above Eighth
hardly pare 1t glass was saved Ga Broat
street many churches had their stained glas
windows destroyed. All the windows Of th'
Continental Hotel were broken. The frui
trees in the outskirts were almost entlrel,
destroyed. The storm lasted 80 minutes
The stones were from the size Of pea to sey
en- inches in circumference.
PaRIs, May Sc p NJ The voting on tn,
Piebsscitum is completed and counting ha
commenced. Great military precautions wer'
taken and the citr was quiet ali day. Des
patches from the departments reportail quiet
The semi-oificial journals anticipated distlr
bance tonight. but nothing has vet occurred
10 confirm their fears. All the election com
mittees are assembled at the places of meet
iag aud will remain all night to receive re-
turns from the provinces. The polls were
opened in the barracks and nearly all the
ssI9iers voied. but no civilians we're allowed
10 witness il.
PARIS. May S-ll O'Clock The people as
sembed in immense crowds on the Bone.
wards and other parts of the city. The agira-
tion is very great but there has been no con
flict. Ii is roughly estimated that the city
has given 1879 600 against ard HI 900 for the
plebiscitum In the departments, so far as
heard from there is great majority Ia the
affirmative. The nreclutiors against an out
break have been doubled A strong military
guard il stationed around the Tuilleries and
other places. All the sections are occpied by
troops ard Place des Invalides is filled by
cavalry. Fresh troops arrived tonight.
May S. MdRigh-The vote of Paris, ex-
cent one section, gives Yes, l3S, S,790; no
1881. The city is tranquil. The few re-
turns from the surrounding provinces give,
YES, los, $50 no 303l0.
CHICAGO, May o. President Grant contem
plates visit to St. Louis before going tC
Long Branch It il now believed that j
Congress sits beyond July Is he will moi
wait lnr it to adjourn before leaving for hi:
summer tour.
Los ANGELES. May SO p. N.-Col j. S.
Sedgwick. Engineer in-Chief Of the Western
Division OF the Memphis. El Paso and Unior
Pacific Railroad, has received official motto,
of the consolidation Of all the lines in Texas
under the name Of the Southern Transports
ton Continental Railroad, aban9oning tn,
45th parallel route to run on the 92d parable
to San Diego The Southern delegation il
Congress are uniting in favor of the route
1t is expected that more active operations vii
be soon inaugurated The first section of ,,
miles is permanently located.
A party of Boston men start. Nav June !?
Sd on an excursion to San Francisco, with N
equal number of Indies. A capital to thu
amount Of $50 .000, 900 is represented. AL
the arrangements are elaborate. there being
nine cars sumptuously fitted with bars. res
tnurant. sofas. beds. billiard tables. etc
Governor Chhin and the Mayors of Boston
and surrounding towns will be of the party
1t has been arranged TINT the Governors o
the States through which they pass are Il
meet them on the confines of their respcctiv,
States and escort them through The State. 4
daily paner viii be published. The affair il
in charge of Charles Wacott Brooks, Japan
csc Consul to San Francisco who is here el
route to Washington. to invite the Presden
and Cabinet. Senator's and Representatives t,
join the party.
New ORLEANS, May 9-Mace and Alier
both arrived this morning. in fine health arr
condition. Allen will fight at l73. Mace a
LIS pounds weight. Tse prevailing opinion
is that the fight will last ore hour and half
but those best posted think that if il last
longer Allen will win. A large crowd o
prominent sports from all parts ofthe countr,
is present and arriving by every train to wit
ness the mill. A train starts for the fghtin,
ground Mt 1 o'clock in the morning. Al
though sl,e precise spot is attempted to b
kept n profound seci ct il is rumored that i
will take place about AZ miles from the city
All the arrangements appear to be satiefac
orv, and the fight is certain to take place
Cohurn gave an exhibition last night in tht
circus pavilion 10 u large numhe: of persons
lie declares that if Mace defeats Alien h.
will fight the formep for So 900.
CurcAco, Nav l0.-Mace won the fight il
ten rounds Time, 4t minutes.
PARls. Nav Ijdaigh.- This evening
harricaaes were thrown us in the Fauhour!
du Temple, bur were quickly carried by th'
troops. who, it is reported. fired on the meb
Other quarters were tranquil.
PARIS, Mar GO o'clock The return
now foot up yes. I.l26.2SS; no, l4S.544
The army as f,f as known. votes yes, 90.
200; M. 6.59S. 1t Is estimated that. with
out counting the army and navy and Algeria
the Government las a majority of 5000, 900
Military precautions are continued. Z
council of Ministers was held to-day. the En-
peror presiding. II is reported that the pres
eut Ministers will resign. and Olivier TO b.
charged with the formation af a new Cabinet
The Emperor has connlimented the Pre-
lecture es Police for maintaining publ
order.
Victo- Hugo has been cited before tri
hunal. far an article in the Rlppel excitin:
hatred and contempt for the Government.
The Number of Coiored Voters.