The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-06-09


's for the maintenance of their army il
r the vicinity of Paris. Victor Hugo
5 in London.
= Henri Rochefort is to be tried by
d military command.
! The search for concealed arms con
= tinues in Paris, and is of the strictes
character.
y The French press still discusses tn,
e question of the future character of the
g government, and are nearly unanimous
# for the Republic.
: The Journal Des Debats saws thai
= men of the fourth of September have
= out1ived their time. Other papers sup.
). port Theirs, and the Republic protests
e against monarchial intrigues, and de.
: mands the transfer of the assembly to
D Paris.
I The Goulois says Paris must submit
to the will of France.
8 PARIS, June 1.-TWO thousand Com
e munists will be imprisoned in the hulks
1 at Cherbourg six hundred have already
arrived at that port.
ROME, June 1.-THE Pope has sent
sixty thousand francs in cash to the dis
tressed Parisians, and also several
chests of consecrated objects for the
churches destroyed during the seige and
. fighting in Paris.
PARIS, June 2.-It has been discover
ed that the real leaders of the Com
mune were Karl. Marx, Jacobie, Blon-
qui, Fontichin and Diebnecks. The
idea of burning Paris originated with
Jacobie and Fontichin. Papers have
| been seized which show that these men
are in London, and are now planning
new schemes, designing to make Lyons,
Marsailles, Madrid, Turin, Rome,
Naples, Vienna, Moscow and Berlin of
similar scenes of confiagration. Rossel
and Auril are both concealed in Lon
don.
Assassinations continue.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Post says
the house of the Rothchilds, of Frank
fort, we understand, has made propo-
sltion to the city of New York to take
the consolidated debt of the city as it
shall be issued, and pay off all the loans
as they fall due. The terms are said to
be highly honorably to the city credit; ;
and the commissioners of the sinking
fund are to-day engaged in considering
them.
President Grant was in the city to-
day, and visited the Collector, where
he had protracted interview with
him.
| WASHINGTON, June Sit has been
currently reported that the American
members of the Joint High Commits
sion have received no pay for their
service. This is not true; an appro-
priation of $4,000 was made for this
purpose during the short session of
Congress, and all expenses attending
the commission have been settled. The
news of the ratification treaty by Great
Britain, is expected here within a week
| ~ fNUn 10 hnnnnon n
law, however, until the ratification has
been formally exchanged, and is open
to amendment by either nation.
| NEW YORK, June 1.-The Trbune's
Washington special says the Wisconsin
friends of ex-member G. G. Washburn,
in this city, are putting his name
prominently forward as a candidate for
the Governorship of Wisconsin. No
fault is found with the able and popu-
lar Fairchild, who is now serving mis-
third term, but Washburn's friends
claim to have information that Fair
child will not be candidate for nomi-
nation.
NEW YORK, July 1.-The reunion of
the army of the James will be held in
this city on the Sd of July. Maj. Gen.
Terry win deliver the address, and Col.
Jno. Hay, the poem.
| INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.-Mr. Fl. M.
| Caldwell, grocery merchant of this
| city, and descent of Jno. Casino, who
leased 8 acres of property in New Y ork
adjoining the Trinity Church property,
in 1873, for 80 years, got possession of
the original papers, fully establishing the
records to the property. Mr.. Caldwell,
after several years negotiations with
| the persons occupying the property, has
| pn md fro
red his individual interest for $1,000
600 in cash. This property has no con-
nectiOn with the Trinity Church pro-
perty.
NEW YORK, June "A special from
| Scranton, Pa, says it has become ap-
parent to Williams, the mine inspector,
that it is impossible to extricate him
self from blame in the Pittson disaster,
and he has left for his home in Wilkes
barre. What action may be taken in
his case has not yet TRANSFERRED. Public
opinion is very much in favor of severe
ly Furnishing him. 1t is thought that
had he remained longer in Pittson he
would have been lynched at once. and
hung in the public street. No more
deaths have occurred among the sur
viving victims. They are all out of dam
ger.
New YORK, June 3.-Dr. Carlton, this
morning, publishes a card. Inasmuch as
certain affidavits, not yet presented to
the courts, signed by John Lanahan
and others, appeared in the papers, ma
king damaging allegations against the
financial management of the Methodist
book concern, it is proper for him to
say that an answer, fully meeting and
refuting such allegations, is in the course
of preparation, and will be made public
as soon as it is submitted to the courts.
An earlier publication, he adds, would
be obnoxious and improper.
Yesterday afternoon the fiue of the
furnace fell on the steam supply pipe in
VIM. Woodward's machine shops, on
west 18th street, and a terrible explo-
sion followed. The supply pipe burst
ed and scattered fire in every direction.
Almost Instantly the flames burst out in
several places. The property was dam
jagged to the amount of $4,000. In
sured.
The Herald correspondent has been
interviewing Secretary Fish, and re-
ports that Fish said last evening 1: 81 did
not present my resignation on Satur-
day it was not accepted on Monday,
and have not resigned at all" Fur
thermore, Fish observed he had no in
. tentiOn now of retiring from the State
4
eral Sickles had been instructed to make
such demands of Spain as have been
represented, is characterized as equally
false. There seems to be little doubt,
however, that Fish would willingly
change his place as Secretary of State
. for that as Minister to England, and
there is good ground. for prophesy that
: the return of General Schenck before
the present year is ended, will afford
, Fish the opportunity he desires SC
I much to mingle in diplomatic and social
intercourse with the aristocracy of Eng
land. Fish left Washington for New
York, and will be absent about g
week.
PHILADELPHIA, June Eight hun.
: dred Sir Knights, in full regalia, partic-
3 iipated in q banquet to the Allegheny
E Commandery Knights Templar, at Ma
: sonic hall, last evening. The parade
this morning attracted large throns
of spectators on their route to Yves
: Philadelphia depot.
t NEW YORK, May 2.-The Allegheny
8 Commandery, escorted by the st. john
Commandery, of Philadelphia, arrive(
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