The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-11-09

NEW YORK, Nov. Ia special dispatch
ir IN Washington this evening states that IL
Is asserted ON the authority OF Senator Poole
that :'re- ldcnt Grant has expressed his deter
n,ina;ion to declare martial law throughout
the entire South, in consequence oi the con
tinued ou,rages.
The Long Island Sugar Refining Com
pany are reported as about TO suspend. The
emDarrassments of the company, which are
nearly three quarters OF a million, are said
to be due to excessive impor;ations OF molas-
ses, since which the market has declined.
There was some excitement among the
politicians of Brooklyn to-day in consequence
of an attack on school mistresses, appearing
in the Journal, edited 10y Diiniar, formerly
Director of the Bureau of Statistics III
Washington. The charge was that the lady
teachers were paid o suit the purposes OF
vile men in power. A subcommittee of the
Democratic General Committee waited on
the Mayor, saying that the article had been
dictated by him. This the Mayor denied.
Registrar Mclaughlin, spokesman oil
the party then challenged the Mayor TO
come into the streets, declaring if he did he
would knock the Mayors head of. There
are su,spisions that the Mayor had some
thing to do with the publication OF the libel,
and Mclaughlin threatens to use the COW
hide IL he discovers the author.
The ..Jacks''-TO Adjourn Suspended
-Kestgned.
New YORK, Nov. An organization
called the Jackson Democratic State Associ-
alton was formed yesterday. It's platform
enunciates the Reform principles.
The Stock Exchange this morning, by a
large majority, decided to adjourn on Tues
day next, election day.
Charles O'Connor states that suits will
be commenced against Mayor Hall before
the election.
The Mercantile Insurance Company, Of
this city, has suspended in consequence Of
the Chicago fire Losses.
The Philadelphia City Treasurer, Marcer,
has resigned. The charges brought against
him were heard in the Quarter Sessions to-
day, and bail given in 100000 to appear
for trial. David Jones, his chief clerk,
his property, amounting TO go
600, to the surities of the Trearury.
Opeuinx Of the Roosevelt Hospital
L06g Island sugar Refinery.
NEW YORK, Nov. The Roosevelt
Hospital, on Fiity-eighih street, was opened
to-day. II is gift from Mr.. James II.
Roosevelt and has already cost more than a
million dollars.
The Republicans are strongly urging the
election of Ex-Governor Seymour for the
Assembly from the Nineteenth District.
The trouble of the Long Island Sugar
Refinery Company was occasioned by the
secretary making false statements in his &C.
count. The secretary has disappeared and
there Is no clue to his whereabouts. In a
day or two the stockholders will determine
whether the company will be forced to
suspend.
There will be large number Of the bust
nes men of the city at the poll all day on
election day. The Anti-Tammany parties
are preparing to defea, the schemes Of re-
peaters.
lnsaSanee-Rasi0e Meeting.
New YORK, Nov. The Superinten-
dent of the State Insurance Department 10
now making a careful official examination |
Of the New York City companies. He Ger |
tifes that the International company's aasets |
Of 81, jOO, 900 are surely invested, and its |
capital of $500, 900, after providing for all |
Liabilities, including the Chicago tire and re- |
il wholly unimpaired.
Cooper Institute was filed tonight with |
.;ti,aoa at Tie call of the COMMITTEES Of sev-
~, % nifty the reform ticket: Henry G.
49, pnaided, and aAes ds1.ilisg the
- pesceices By vhieA .ths Tsnnasv
~ 49, lie city 81 81 000, 80, he n
- - Ia. II. Chsaos, vhe sanosnesd