The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-09-14
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Ffeura ighab.taats 81 strssbonrg hsre
removed aom thai c.,y iuse q came iu-
20 tbe bands 81 tAe 6efmaas sud Is vii
soon D. q much German 1.ty q twas
tiret hundred years ago.
Tho island q ST. Thomas ha. again
been visited by S terrible hurricane ac-
e5uranlt8 by sh5eks of an earthquake.
Hundreds Of houses wcu swept away
and every building on tlc Island VS.
damaged. About ono hundred and lity
people were Killed. and IS thousand are
hamcicss.
Tho remarkable time made by Gold
smith Msld in the horse race az Cold
Spriug. Wis. On wednesday, win excite
.hc admiration of sporting men, as i viii
attract tbc attention or lhe general pub
ne. II Is over four years now since, on
the lstb of August, is67, Dexter made At
Buffalo the before unprecedented time Of
/ a mile m 9 minute. sud u Ia seconds,
but that wonderful record, never since
eanallcd. was surpassed Wednesday
when Goldsmith Maid irotted mile IN
IL. IL, according 10 the least favorable
statement, the three judges having taken
! the time, respectively, as PIC IA, 2.l6 ~
and 2.l7, but iually settled upon the lat
I ter as the "oaician statement
{ Election returns from Californiaronder
republican victory sure. Tho majority
I In thc state viii be about five thousand
with a gain oftwo congressman, This
Tia spite Of the popularity Of Gov. Haight
who was candidate for reelection who
bad a majority Of several thousand a
bis previous election.
The cholera is surely pursuing its re-
slstless way westward. Already a case
is reported at Liverpool, and iiom The
Intimate commercial relations between
that Port AMI orr own country, it would
seem thatit. spread to these shores can
not long be delayed.
I J. A. Wall, superintendent Of Indian
affairs for Montana, IN report TO Tho
commissioner, denies the recent report o
an Indian raid on the Upper Missouri
and adds that the reservation Indians are
quiet and well disposed as could be
wished. / am in constant communics
tons with all the agencies, and all the re
ports are very hattering.
; Prominent South Carolinians now il
Washington fear that G. G. Bowen, tn
Z bigamist, will receive the republican
B nomination for Governor Of the state, a
, quite sentiment has been created in hi
, favor. Ii seems that Congressman De
Large has agreed to support Bowen 70
Governor, if the latter will abandon th
contest for DeLarges seat in Congress.
The whole number Of deaths during th
recent gale at St. Thomas, is about thirty
= A large number were wounded. III
: colonial council on Monday appropriate
r 81 800 for the relief Of the sufferers. Th
!. gale was also felt at Porto Rico, but nc
n so violently. The Fajardi, in east Port
2 Rico, is believed TO have suffered, 1t b'
ing near the supposed centre Of the gale
;. A prominent Ohio republican rcpresor
tative writes to Washington that GeI
Moves will certainly carry Ohio by tweI
ty-fvc thousand majority, and that I'll
Y indications are very favorable for Il
9 election Of republican Legislature.
II was thought that in Cincinnati the SUI
IS day law would ALLEVIATE large numb'
n Of Germans from the republican part,
i but ii is now said that this question wi
n not become an issue in the present can
n. paign,
10 A leading western paper regrets tn
. its region has been so productive III
year, and It puts the subject in this wa!
. Iowa has produced 100, 100000 bushels
corn this year, and every other westel
g State has produced a corresponding owe
IS plus. Corn in western granaries duriI
IS the coming fall and winter will not
N worth above - cents per bushel. In q
.lfl large cities Of the west it will bring, 81
10 10 cents, at the seaboard IS to 50 cent
. and the market will be heavy and slo
at these figures, II but half the crop HI
- been raised, the farmer would have !
=" ceivcd As to 50 cents, the market in lar
TO western cities would have ruled active
oe Is to 50 cents, aud upon the seaboard
$40 would have been freely paid. a
tiyitv and remuneration would have {
tended the Production, carriage and han
n ling If the crop, whereas depressio
IL sIuqgishness and loss attends oycr-pr
duction
or Queen Victoria is convalcseing at b
rt moral King Amadeus continues his jou
ney through Spain. The Empero
j. William and Francis Joseph parted
n Salzburg yesterday warm friends. i
ed former has gone to Manich to intcrvic
King Louis.
l., The Commercial All Financial Giro
4, icle has made mp its annual statement
tho cotton crop For the year endi
September ! 1871, the crop was i,3j2,S
- bales; more than the most sanguinc Is
=, mate heretofore made.
The marriage OF Colonel Jerome \
polcon Bouaparte. Of Paris, and NJ
ot Caroline Leroy Appleton Edgar, gran
IT. 49,