The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-06-30

suddenly on Saturday st his residence
In Longwood. He was seventy years
Of age.
VERSAILLES, June 26.-Verites says
that, fearing detection, the communists
and workmen seem TO have decided to
refrain from voting. Official Journal
to-day contains several official DEGREES
relative to loan and war indemnity.
BALTIMoRE, Juue ga young wom-
an aged about 20 years, name unknown,
was murdered Saturday morning near |
Chase's station, on Philadelphia road,
by party of men who claim to have |
mistaken her for man dressed in wo-
mems clothes who had been providing |
about the neighborhood stealing poul-
try, &c. She first seen on Friday night /
acting suspiciously, and early Saturday |
morning party of four white men and |
two negroes went in search of her. |
They found her sitting on q bank be- |
side the track, and one Joseph League, |
who was armed with a shot gun, fired |
at her, the charge taking effect in her |
forehead, killing her instantly. 1t is |
supposed she was insane. The muir
derer has been arrested.
SAN Francisco, June 26,-First bat
talon first regiment N. G. G. made |
a forced march from Sacramento yes
terdsy, reaching Suffers creek, Amador |
county, last night, taking riotous min |
ers by surprise. No resistance was of |
fered, but many insults to troops. In
habitants generally delighted, being re-
lieved from the terrorism of the Min |
er's League. Pumps will be Started in
the morning, and miners willing to
work will be protected.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-An coupon
A. a .,A H. ~
the last two years, with the exception
of those now passing through the hands
of the accounting officers of the Treas
ury, bonds in hands of the Register held
to supply calls by exchange, and the
cancelled bonds in the hands of Com
mittee on destruction of bonds, have
been examined and found genuine.
VERSAILLES, June 27.-The pope in
reply to the address as of sympathy from
the French Catholics praises the zeal
they all exhibit in the cause of the
church, and of himself, and denounces
liberal catholicism as an evil, and as
formidable as the revolution of the COM
mune.
PARIS, June 27.-The central republi-
can committee has prepared its list of
candidates to be supported at the cleo
ton on the second of July. The list is
known to be headed by permission with
the name of Gambetta.
FLORENCE, June 27.-The King will
not go to Rome on the first of July nor
will the promised transfer of the capt.
tai occur on that date. October first
is now named as the earliest date to
transfer the diplomatic circles. 1t is
believed the transfer will never be
made.
LONDON, June 27.-The Fenian con-
Wet Burke has been released from i'm
vrisonment upon condition that he re-
ports yearly to the magistrate.
Chicago, June 27.-Dr. Bulls, the
Republican nominee for Lieut.. Gov
ernor of Iowa, was thrown from his
sulky at DEBORAH yesterday. He had
several ribs broken and was otherwise
severely injured. His physician fears
that he is fatally hurt.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-It has been
ascertained from official sources that
| there is no evidence to sustain the state
| ment of detectives that there are S10,-
| 100000 i'll counterfeit notes of the ma
| tional banks in circulation.
| 1t is currently reported that the Pres
| ident has said that he will not interfere
in Pieasanton's behalf and that the lat
ter if not sustained in his affair with
Boutwell, will resign.
| Eight hundred Assistant Assessors of
Internal Revenue have been removed
since October last, under the law pro-
| viding for q consolidation of districts.
This is thirty-three per cent. of the
| whole number of assessors. Removals
| under this law will cease with the pres
ent fiscal year.
The petition for the pardon of Bow
en- now in circulation here is relieving
hundreds of names, some of them very
prominent in business and politics.
NEW YORK, June 27.-It is stated
that the defalcation of A. A. Robinson,
| of Henry Walsh's grocery establishment
will reach at least $4,000. It is believ-
ed that Robinson, who is thought to
have lost the money in stock specula-
ton, has committed suicide.
PARIS advices report that an organiZa-
ton exists there to assassinate all Ger
mans who enter the city. A number of
| incendiary fires have occurred recently
showing that the Communists are not
suppressed. Louis Napoleon and fam.
lily are living very quiet at Chiseihurst.
He receives daily reports of the state of
Paris from Pietrie. He is fatter aud
healthier than when he reached Eng
land. He continues to have full hope
of the restoration of his dynasty.
CLEVELAND, June 27.-The gang of
counterfeiters just broken up in the
northern part of this State and eastern
Indiana embrace some of the most des-
perate characters in the country over a
dozen of whom have been arrested and
a large amount of bogus national bank
notes and fractional currency obtained.
The express train for Boston was
thrown from the track near Freiport
yesterday afternoon by the axle of ten
der breaking. Two baggage and four
passenger cars badly smashed and Geo.
Chase baggage master, and Albert Bar
on brakcmen, killed.
ST.. LOUIS, June 27.-The examination
of Mrs. Gerthrude Engle, charged with
administering medicine with view to
producing the abortion of Emily Rob.
inson, the girl whom Logan D. Damer-
son is alleged to have seduced, began
| to-day in the court of criminal correc-
ton. The court room was densely
crowded, many women being present.
Doctor johnson and Pollard testified to
the condition of Miss Robinson, and
cause of her death. Mrs. DIR. Roberts,
of st. Luke's Hospital. testified to the
condition of Miss Robinson when she
came to the hospital, and gave some of
the dying confessions of the girl which
were ruled out on examination. The
trial will be continued tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, June 2s.-The Methodist
Book Committee held their closing
meeting yesterday, adjourning in the
evening sine die. In very brief let
ter DIR. Carlton offered his resignation
to the Committee to take effect imme-
diately, stateing that he would hereaf-
ter show his reasons for so doing. The
Committee unanimously declined to ac-
cept 1t, however, and adopted resolu-
tons expressive of their confidence in
his ability, integrity and faithfulness,
and endorsing him as Christian gen.
tleman whose character is Adobe re-
proach.
Bishop Ames publishes his decision
in which he says that Bishop James and
himself agree in regard the to law which
governs the book agents in the dis
charge of their official duties, but that
in question of official right of assistant
agents TO examine all books and &C.
counts Of the concern there has arisen a
conhet of authority. 1t seems, he says
from an examination of this case that
assis$A Int agents have not been allowed
their rights. He applied to the courts
for aid that he might secure it. Such
an act must be judged by the light of