The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-01
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LYNCH LAW IN KENTUCKY !
TORNADO IN KANSAS!
COLLISION AT SEA !
SUICIDE OF A SUSPECTED ROBBER !
NEW YORK POLITICS !
AN OLD MAN MuRDERED by RuFrIANsl
Boat Racing at Halifax !!
ImbrOgio Of Louisiana State Officers !
THE TINES ON THE SITUATION !!
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS |!
Congratulation ofThiers!
Sec. &c. sc.
IIlbrOgliO Of Louisiana State Officers
THE TINES ON THE SITUATION,
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS !
Congratulation ofThiers!

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ImbrosIio Between the Chief Executive OH
GERS of Louisiana--The ''Times" OH the
Situation, &c.
Ne,o Orleans, La, Sept. la sharp
correspondence has passed between Gov.
Yarmouth and Lieutenant Governor Dunn,
regarding Dunn's assumption of guberna-
torial functions during Warmouth's alb
sence from the State. Yarmouth has
ordered the rearrest of convict pardoned
by Dunn. Dunn is defiant and insists upon
the constitutionality of his acts. He COM
plains that Yarmouth violates gentemanly
and official courtesy.
The Times, commenting on the recently
developed evidence of fraud regarding the
water-works, says: Every day brings its
quota of confirmatory evidence in proof of
! the charges, long since brought against the
| leagued cohorts of corruption who have
fastened themselves upon the body polite
in this State. No stronger testimony is
needed of the rapacity of our rulers, than
that furnished by the rival factions who
have combined against each other under
the respective leaderships of Yarmouth and
of Dunn.
The pictures drawn by the Governor, of
his opponents, are worthy of exhibition in
every rogues' gallery, and the pictures
drawn by the artists of the rival faction
present features no less strongly marked by
the characteristics of moral hidcousness.
A Lynch Law in Kentucky.
Louisville, Ky., Sept. 1.-Two negroes
and one white man have Just been hanged
by mob at Caseyville for outraging the
person of white woman in that vicinity.
Five men were concerned in the outrage,
which was of horrible character. Others
had been executed in the same manner,
soon after the commission of the offence.
Suicide of Suspected Robber.
Z Baltimore, September l.--Daniel S. Mil.
! ler, suspected of robbing his employers
upon being arrested by detective, wounded
: the officer and then killed himself.
New York Politics.
= Ne,o York, September 1.-The UnioI
= Republican General Committee met thl
6 morning, Horace Greeley presiding, am
fixed a day for holding the primary cleo
/. tons. No other business was transacted.
v wss Tornado in Kansas.
!. Topeka, Kansas, Sept. Ia tornad
h passed over Labette county, Kansas, o.
Sunday night, demolshing two houses an
l. moving several others. Mr.. Scott an
d daughter We're killed.
I. Collision at Sea.
Nco York, Sept. 1.-The ship Rchar
! Robinson, from Liverpool, reports that o
! the Doth ult., she fell in with the Alic
J Campbell, from Gutenberg, for Philadel
Z phia. with a cargo of iron, in sinking col
!, dition, from a collision with the ship Han
~ ilton Fish. The crew have been brougl
a here.
An Old Man Murdered by Ruffians.
Ne,o York, Sept. Paul Bulgar, .
D. old man GA years of age, was beaten
n, death this morning, on the corner OF Ia
T. Avenue and A street.
III Boat Racing Mt Halifax.
i. Halifar, Sept. 1.-Seven started
n the single scull race. Sadler, of the Tyl
~ ~ crew, won by two lengths, Brown, Of Ha
e- fax, was second, and Kelly third.
es From France.
IS, CONGRATULATIONS TO THEIRS, &
ed Versailles, September 1.-The powers
ut Europe have sent congratulatory dispatch
he to Thiers upon the prolongation of
lel term. Advices from the departments S
,e, that the people generally approve of
nd prolongation, and it is believed it will gre
ri iy facilitate the German evacuation
he French soil.
ity Larcy has withdrawn his resignation
CHI Minister of Public Works.
lth From London.
us. CT III, ,oao,,J x,,a ta
the American ship Rochester" has bt
9 committed to Jail in Liverpool, charged W
ed shooting sailor, alleged to be the lea
ion of a mutiny, which compelled the vesse
,ro. put into Queenstown.
of The naval court martial has been orde
ba to investigate the accident which placed
9 Of iron-clad "Repulse" aground at Sheern
ted 3c Telegraphic SUMMARY.
'om The daughter of prominent Bos
hle merchant was drowned at Newport yes
hum day while bathing. N
the Isaac Rosenweig, wealthy cltlzeI
cred Erie, Pa, has been convicted of sci
e oil forged tickets over the Erie road.
ever i'4A LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
~ From Washington.
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able FORCED AND MAi'iiAh Ia"
CLAIMED, ETC.
- Wdshmgton, August 3l.-Senat)r
n chairman of the ku-lAlux committee
an interview with the President to-
st lst IL e,,hm;ttod n 'oo,on,nn;oat;on which
VAT nc suo.ii.'eu eoiiiinuii.''io'' "o
Y L.. fully discussed In the interview; 50
forth briefly the number of acts of III