The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-11-03

who ordered lot of sugars and syrrups
in New York just after the fire, and
promised TO have store rebuilt by the
time tho goods arrived, has kept his
word. Thursday he telegraphed to his
friends: "We enter new store to-mor-
row, made since the fire, and resume
payment in full and at maturity" Such
1 men are the living reasons why we pin
faith on Chicago
Some of the national forces of Mex |
leo have been defeated, and have sur
rendered to the revolutionists. How
serious this disaster may. be, does not
appear. h z.as
i Matters in Utah are progressing
peacefully. Arrests continue to be
made, and it is the evident intention of
the U. S. authorities to break up the
whole system of Mormon rule, which
has hitherto prevailed. The Mormon
terrorism broken down, aud the influx
of Gentiies would soon put an end to
polygamy, especially when reinforced
by firm execution of the law.
The Tammany rufians, last week,
broke up the reform democratic senate
i rial convention of the Fourth district.
: They rushed into the room cheering
!. for Tweed, and turned off the gas, and
:. subsequently the convention reassem-
bled and substituted the name of O'Don-
l. ovan Rosa, the Fenian exile, for sena-
/. tor in the place of Miller, previously
g nominated. The contest between Rosa
Ian1 THxyaol mill ho intaracfSno
it "A late Paris letter to the London
Times says that the working classes
le manifest an indisposition for labor, and
g. that in many instances trade is suffer-
10 ing, both from want of skilled artisans
1T and from habits of idleness contracted
10 during the seige. In rebuilding the
city, workmen will only consent to re-
Of store what some of their own number
ne have contributed to destroy, on pay
b. ment of exorbitant wages; even then
s. they often lesve their work half done
The Chicago Journal learns from
private business sources that New Y ORR
I creditors of Chicago burntout firms arc
livery generally satisfied with the settle
nc ments they are making with them. A
:. zeal point in Chicago's affairs is consid
!, cred passed, and there is better tone
nc of confidence for the future.
The Swiss inhabitants of the dis
- trict of Columbia will, on the 18th o
=. November, celebrate the five hundred
- and fifty-sixth anniversary of their in
~ dependence.
a. "A dispatch from Madrid says fur
do Their arrests of conspirafors have beer
he brought to light. Stores of arms ant
,se other warlike implements have beer
m discovered. The International societ,
mt is at the bottom of the plots. The mel
nd arrested are for the most part member
M of that organization.
ng The examination of the accounts o
of w. F. Forbes, pension agent at Phila
in delphia, shows that he is defaulter Il
m the amount of $4,000. The Presiden
has ordered his suspension.
ny notwithstanding the resignation @
ed Governor Bullock, he will be arreste
Try and taken back to Georgia for trial, O
tie, several charges growing out of hi
lis transactions while governor. It is sal
cal that he has made a million dollar
through his operations in Georgi
sx- bonds and state railroad funds.
Up Attorney General Ackerman has r.
W. turned from South Carolina, and RI
ported his observations in that stat
'ne He says the Ku-Klux exist there III
der such names as "Invisible," "Empil
'ho ofthe South" and "W hlte Brotherhood
~ and that the majority of the white me
of that section were in its membership
,'eS or under its control; that its objec
embodied in its oath were the defenl
irai of the constitution as it was, resistant
Icn to radical invasion, and protection
.nS widows and orphans. The penalty
leu treachery provided by said oath
70" death. He further claims that ten mu
ders have been committed, twenty &C
.z4' ored school houses burned, and fl
10 hundred minor outrages committed
In York county by the Ku-Klux. in Il
.os' last year, and that between one and tn
oUo' hundred men had recently fed from Il
los' county to escape punishment.
'0 The notorious Jim Fisk has be,
~. arrested on the charge of improper u
of the funds of Mrs. Mansfield, viii
oax,, acting as her financial deputy.
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