The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-21
TEIEGRAPHIC.

nent of the cause of religious liberty G
q Russia.
The police of London have dipersed t
he meeting in Hyde Park, the object OF il
vhich was the promotion of emmigra- L
ion from the United Kingdom. This
.ctiou was rendered necessary by the
aoise and confusion incident to the pro- :
,eedings.
A chief of police of Dublin died yes
terday, from wounds received few !
lavs since at the hand Of q supposed
Fenian. The murderer is under arrest
The ship Natamon from Bombay,
bound to Penang, has foundered in the
Indian Ocean. Thirty lives were lost
It is officially announced that the Ash
atic cholera has made it's appearance in
several places in Poland.
NEW YORK, July 17.-Among the
important documents bearing upon the
course of action taken first by the civil
authorities in regard to tho recent tron-
bles here, IL published this morning. A
letter was written by John J. Bond, the
Orange leader to superintendent kelso
two days before the riot, in which he
implores that functionary to stop the !
Orange denomination and spare the
effusion of blood. Clinton A. Gilbert, /
Gen. Jordan's Assistant Assessor who !
was shot by some unknown man dur |
ing the fifth ward whisky riot in |
Brooklyn on Friday morning, died In
the hospital Of the Navy Yard yester-
day.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Cushing, the
attorney in the New York Central K.
r. dividend case was this morning Of
ficiaIlv notified, that the whole case has
been referred back to Commissioner
Pleasanton, for final adjustment and
the Commissioner has been instructed
to consider the case the same as If no
appeal had been taken to Secretary
boutwell,. It will be remembered 1t
was upon the question of appealing this
case to Mr.. Boutwell, that the misunder-
| standing between him and General
Pleasanton first arose.
MApRIb, July lit is thought
probably that the revelation of the muir
derer of the Marshal Prince, who was
arrested day or two since, will impll-
cate certain persons now holding high
official position under the government.
| WASHINGTON, July lit is under
stood that certain questions in regard
to the application of McGarrahan for
the restoration of his record in the Inte-
! TOR Department, win be referred to the
!. Attorney General for decision.
Col. Joseph Given, of Ohio, is prom
inently mentioned in connection with
!. Commissionership of Internal Revenue,
I in case Of vacancy in that Office. Col.
Given has been for number OF years
Deputy Commissioner in charge OF the
special division of the Internal heVe-
I nue. Bureau, and is backed by strong
influence.
The President has appointed John A,
, Armstrong Agent for the Indians OF
New Mexico, At the albuquerque agen'
: CIV Henry A. Eastman, Register of the
: Hand ONCE at Prescott, Arizona; and II
3 latham. of Arizona, Commissioner &c
= the Centennial Exhibition at Philadel
. phia.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July l7.-Quit'
| a iutter was created in this city by thu
- rumor of the removal of several prom1
|. nent ofhcials belonging to the factor
= opposed to Senator Clayton. 1t is I'M
. derstood that the latter has gained com
!. plete confidence the Officers of the ad
r ministration.
e BELLEFoNTE, Pa, July IA fire oc
l. Cured here on Sunday night which de
Y stroyed the Post Office, six stores an
o several other buildings. Loss estima
% ted 1t $4,000.
WASHINGTON, July ia. H. Fol
- neY, q lawyer of Alabama, was examln
ed BY the Ku Klux Committee to-day
He admitted the existence Of bands
:. armed and disguised men and the pei
!. petration of occasional outrages, DT
4 considered the purpose of their organ
: cation to keep the peace and prever
q negroes from stealing.
~ Sheriff Chisholm, Of Dekalb, Mlssl
/; sippi was also examined. He testihe
- that disguised men had committed Law
~ less acts in his county, but they wer
a. not now of frequent occurrence.
great majority of citizens of both pa
ties had aided him in putting the
b down. Just before leaving for Wasl
1e ington he had been told by leading co.
IN servatives that Democrats were gettlI
IN M an organization which would CO..
=. troll colored votes and make them carl
II all elections.
n. NEW YoRK, July 1S.-Preside
n Grant and family, Gem raj Porter al
eli wife and General Ingalls, visited Flo
de Hamilton yesterday. Upon their SRI
o. val Q salute Of twenty-one guns "
IL. fred. After inspecting the forts al
Ias surroundings they participated in
by grand ball and banquet, given in the
re- honor.
ess NEW YORK, July 1S.-A telegra
ny says that on Thursday night last Don
it Of diguised men went to the Alabar
ms and Chattanooga Yard in Chattanooe
are They captured and locked MP the waite
of man in the round house, and then 9
ed tirely disabled all engines by removi
ell part of the machinery which can or
mr. replaced from shops in the East.
ed. clue has been obtained to the perpetl
ant tors. No trains left the city on Frtds
vas Superintendent Stanton was in the CT
'ce. at the time trying to make arrane
are ments for funds to pay the employees
en-. WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Attorn
General Ackerman in speech at W.
DC don on Saturday, took occasion to e
press his opinion as to the course of
Government in case through conVe
g., ton or otherwise two State Cover
-. ments should claim existence In MOI
IN Carolina. He takes the ground u
a.. the present movement to alter the &C
VI stitution of the State il contrary to
"a understanding under which the st.
~ was admitted, and that only trout
Us Us would come to the State by carryi
to out the present intention Of those SEE
~ ing q constitution that will overthrt
sr1 the Reconstruction Constitution.
va: WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Dr. G.
EN- Perine late examining surgeon of
Wn pension bureau, who Was removed
led Recommendations of the pension V
ack Terman. because he was Homeopath
he has beer appointed by the Fres1oe
md Q member Of the Board of Exam1ni
aad Surgeons ct Milwaukee, Wis.
rec Commodore William Mitchell W
the was placed on the retired list of
his Navy four years ago died at his re
ire dence In this city yesterday.
md II Il said that during the fight
the tween the gunboats Monocacy and
los and the Corean forts that N
signed by the chief counsellor OF
Gus King Of Coreans, was sent TO our DO
sad, by q messenger which stated that
sw- Coreans refused 70 hold any intercou
.rm Whatever with foreign nations and u
in the crew of the American ship see
of Sheridan were put to death under
Acy laws of the land because they w
ore guilty of piracy and murder after tt
{ q had been shipwrecked. Our vess
va returned to their anchorage after rece
be ing this letter and taking as clear g
age yey of the forts as possible. Admi
150 Rodgers now awaits further instr
ces- lions from Washin0ton.
~ " LONDON, July 1s-Quite serious
"a OF occurred ct Greenwich. One Bo
.;tS who had lust been acquitted in Q m
- der trial, was, upon his release from
- prisonment, set upon by crowd
80 people excited over what they regard
-. s. . mockery Of justice. The GRO
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