The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05
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THE new YORK CITY ACCOUNTS f!
KENTUCKY FALL RACES 1!
FROM SALT LAKE cITY!|
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS Il
THE AMNESTY RIOT IN DUBLIN (! |
Fighting Between PopuIaee and Police
Il Excitement Increasing
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KENTUCKY FALL RACES /!
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS !
THE AMNESTY RIOT IN DUBLIN
Fighting Between PopuIaee and Police !
Excitement Increasing


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Nep York, September Sat last even
ing's meeting at Cooper Institute, speeche
dorf, Judge Pierrepont, Judge Elliott. Con
gresham Roosevelt, and others. Resolu
tons were introduced and read by Josepl
IL. Choate, and an executive committee o
seventy, composed of prominent citizens
irrespective Of party, was appointed. to de
mand an exhibition of the city accounts. il
order to recover whatever sums had beer
fraudulently distracted, and to urge legisla.
ton at Albany.
No European or coast steamers are over
due at this port.
Kentucky Fall Races, &c.
Lexington, KY, Sept. 4.-The fall meet
ing commences on Monday. Several noted
horses are already here. The sport pro-
mises to be unusually interesting.
The highest official majority in the State
is ior Henderson, superintendent of public
instruction., ,27O.
From Salt Lake City.
SAT- Lake City, September "a Nor
mon elder has been arrested for concealinp
and refusing to deliver up convict sen.
fenced to fifteen years. Imprisonment.
Mining transactions yesterday amounted
to three-quarter million. Reports of rich
discoveries are being received from all
points.
The Episcopal church here was consecra-
ted to-day. aa
Funding of the State Debt.--Yesterdav
completed the second month of the funding
OF the State debt, and the amount funded
reached the large sum of $S24,540.I9
hnnhrn6 =.
previous day. The aggregate to date Is
$l3, 165, ,3s2.l9.
From Dublin. l. n
THE AMNESTY RIOT IN DUBIIN-MoRE
FIGHTING BETWEEN THE PoPULACE
AND THE POLICE-THE EXCITEMENT
INCREASING.
Du6hn, Sept. 4.-There was fierce fight
ing all of last night. The police were
driven to their barracks where they were
reinforced and charged the crowd desperate
ly;, but they were driven into their bar
racks again. The rally was repeated sew
eral times but with the same result.
A bar OF iron thrown from public house |
at the police, led to the storning of the |
house and the capturing of the inmates,
An attempt was made to rescue them by |
the mob. In the battle which followed. the |
house was completely wrecked by the mob |
in its frantic rage.
Half of the policeman engaged in affrays
were injured. The prisoners, who had
been arrested, sang national songs all |
night. There is great excitement and it is |
From France.
PARIS PATROLLED BY THE MILITARY.
&C., &c. f9y
Paris, Sept. 4.-There are GO. 900 troops
IN the city, and constant patrol is kept
up. The government was informed of an
Intended demonstration of the Internation-
als on the 4th, and the orders for its sup.
,ression are absolute and severe.
Lyons, Versailles and Bordeaux are fill
I'd with troops. sa .a.s r
Telesraphic summary. sod +,
Rev. Chas. M. Fox, rector of the church
# the Epiphany, at Chicago, is dead.
There is serious drought in Southern
illinois. II
The cotton reports from Tennessee and
arkansas are very gloomy. Shedding from
rought has commenced in the low lands.
specially in the latter State.
Heavy storms have occurred on the coast
+ England but no outgoing steamers have
een injured. a6ll 81.
LAST NIGHTS DTsPATCtEs.