The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-14
Arrest Of an Alleged Foreer, SC.


San Francisco, July 14.-S. Brumbeger,
who claims to have been the private secre-
tary to jeff. Davis during the war, was ar
rested yesterday, for the forgery of a check
for $3.50, as he was leaving on vessel for
Mazattan. He jumped over board and was
rescued with difficulty.
Mrs. Cady Stanton and Miss Susan b.
Anthony have paid a visit Of coincidence to
Mrs. Fair. a aFh. 4.
From France.
Paris, July 14.-The members Of the
Commune will be tried together. Arrests
still continue.
The journals are devoting editorials to
the approaching municipal elections.
f. The bullion in the Bank of France has
increased 7,000,0 900 francs. saa -
spain Indemnifyins the Bank Of France.
Madrid, July 1.-THE Cortes has passed
bill indcmnifying the Bank of France for
the annulment of the treaty regarding the
Spanish loan. ....t-. SOD
From Cuba.
Hacd,a, July 14.-Raphael Quesada
with 200 Venezuelians have landed in Cuba.
Spanish reports say they were closely pur-
sued, many killed, and much Of their stores
captured.
Telegraphic Summary.
The Educational Association of Virginia,
in session at Winchester, has elected the
following officers: President, w. r. Abb
bott; Associate, - Price, of the Belair
High School. Vice-Presidents Professor
Harry Estill, of Randolph Macon College
G. l.. Cooke, of HoIlins Institute /; A. Ma
I'll .Fc ,J1o Val
and w. 7. Davis, of Petersburg; Record
ing Secretary, J. P. Mcclure, Jr., of the
English and Classical School, Richmond
Corresponding Secretary, L. NJ. Blackford,
Of the Episcopal High School, Alexandria
sity School, Richmond.
Mrs. General Robert E. Lee and daugh-
ters are sojourning at the RoclSbridge
Baths.
Judge A. R. Wright, of Ca, was before
the Ku-Khlx committee yesterday. He
believed the Ku-Klux was a police and not
political organization. WHATS the differ
ence, permitted to kill whom they please.
ED.l M sfas
Arrangements for establishing money
order system between this country and
England, have been signed by England, and
awaits for completion the signatures of the
Postmaster General and the President.
The managers Of the Industrial Exhibi-
ton, at Cincinnati, have already raised $780,
900 as cash premiums for raw cotton from
several Of the Southern States.
| France has sent representative to Eng
| land, asking modification of the treaty Of
commerce, of date january 23d, 1860.
A grand customs conference is suggested
| to be held at Berlin, TO embrace delegates
from all European States.
The first narrow-gauge engine built in
America was shipped yesterday from Phila-
delpha for Pixies Peak.
DIR. Joseph Bell Alexander, of Mobile,
died yesterday at Washington from heart
disease. He was AZ years of age.
Secretary Boutwell,, has returned to
Washington.
Jacob Hennings, charged with murder,
has been hanged by the vigilants at Osceola,
Missouri.
Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony are in
San Francisco. Miss Anthony's remarks
in Mrs. Fairs case were received with a
storm Of Misses by her audience.
The application at Wheeling, West Va,
for bail IN the case of A. G. Quarter, the
defaultmg treasurer ofthe Wyoming Savings
Institution, has been refuse d.
/ Over 400 Mormons, who arrived at Castle
Garden, New York, Wednesday, left yes
terday for the West.
The United States ship Guard, of the Da-
rien surveying expendition, sailed from As
pinwall on the Both ult. for New York.
| Capt. Selfridge is a passenger on the
Rising Star.
| New York Markets.
Ne,o York, July l4.--Flour unchanged Whea
/ dull and unchanged. Corn a shade firmer Pori
steady at 1900. Lard firm. Cotton firm-Up
lands, 81; Orleans, 2ls6; sales 10000 bales
Turpentin: scarce and firm at 539. Rosin qne
and firm at So l0a3.12 for strained. Freight
steady.
Financial.
Mao York, July l4.-Stocks steady and quiet
Gold duh at 1l1BMl12 Governments dul
and heavy. State bonds very Quiet None
easy at per cent. Exchange-long, 1ol9; shorl
IL.
Manchester News and Gossip.