Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-09-30
LATER FROM THE ATL AN1lC STATES
TELEGR APHTC
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Sheriff and party who had Sight with Eve
convicts at the head Of Long valley, SUNDAY
afternoon. This afternoon, at three, the
wind in Carson valley was blowing hur.
ricane. Three Canadian Frenchrnan, NJ.
Dandrin, Il. Tradean and Raphael Tradeau
were saving logs on W. q. Tarnahan's
wood ranch, FIVE miles west Of town, when
a dead tree fell on and instantly killed
Mayer Dandrin aud Ramuel Tradcan, and
dis.ocated shoulder and seriously injured
Raphael Trapean. The bodies Of the two
killed we're brought to town this evening,
PARIS, Sept. l5.-Journals to-day have
reports Of the discovery Of a conspiracy in
Paris for the restoration of Napoleon. 1t
is stated that Napoleou's Project, "Pietro,"
was at the head Of the conspiracy here,
and was acting under direct instructions Of
the Emperor.
ALBANY, Sept. 16,-The sixth annual
fair of the Linn Country Agricultural As.
ISOLATION, opened this morning. Nothwith.
standing the heavy rain the attendance i,
very fair, ard receipts are better than last
year. A running race came of in the
afternoon for four ear-olds, in which Ten.
ants Novice was the winner; time, POS.
The opening address will be delivered to.
morrow. Wednesday,, by j. w. Vancleve,
Brick pomeroy failing to come. All kinds
Of amusements and roughs ore on hand.
New YORK, Sept.2S.-Spccial accounts
represent that the opening scenes of the
Syracuse Republican Convention we're Of
the most shameful character. One report
says, when the delegates gathered before
the hall, they found the doors barred,
boltcd aud guarded by policemen obstruct-
ing the entrance. The cry at at once was
set up, "The Custom House has brought
its marshals here!'' Cries we're heard in
the crowd, d" Are there any guns here ?"
When the door opened, at half past IL,
the rush commenced, which was met from
the inside. Chairs and table legs were
freely used by the members Of the Citadel,
and fists and canes by the attacking party.
There was much confusion. last night,
among the Greeley adhcreuts in this
city, at the course taken by the convention,
and expressions of dissatisfaction at the
apparent timidity shown by the Greeley
Fenton delegates were very general. 1t
was believed they would have defeated the
c. nkling party, had they acted with be,
coming boldness.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept 27.--The
mass Republican Convention reassembled
at o'clock. A letter was read from Gov.
crnor Claain, absolutely declining to allow
his name to be used. The Butler dele
gates were denied entrance to the Convcn-
ton by vote of 657 to "A. The result was
received with overwhelming applause.
BY unanimous vote the Convention pro.
ccedcd to ballot for candidate for Gov
crnor VIM. Il. Washburne was nominate
by vote Of 643 to 474 for Butler. The
scene w;x+ Undesirable. +..
CHICAGO, Sept. Pa special dispatch
says Dr. Howe has written another long
review of the San Domingo question, in
the course Of which he makes the an
nouncenent that new project for treaty
has been written, and that diplomatic re-
lations, looking to the continual occupa-
ton Of SANTANA Bay, actually exist.
NEW York, Sept. 25.-From Russia
comes intelligence OF the continuance Of
cholera in that country. While many
districts have been considerably relieved
fresh districts have been infected, and
deaths are nearly as numerous as at any
time during the raging OF the pest.
A special from Havana announces that
the Instruction is snbdusl, and procla-
nation to this effect will shortly be issued
by the Capitals General.
The Democratic elements opposed to
TammaDy had meeting on Saturday
evening, and effected an arrangement for
iormal campaign against the present sys-
ten of city government. The chairman
in his address declared that the auspices
under which work had been begun FORE
Swallowed its success. ... 81.
LOWELL, Sept. %. --- The Board Of
Health reports eighty'three new cases Of
smallpox during the week and five deaths.
New YORK, Sept. 24.--In answer to-
those who speak Of his vesigning, Mayor
Hall caused placard TO be put outside Of
the City Hall yesterday, bearing this in
scription Elected LIST January, 1870,
for two years ending Dec. 3lst, 1872.
This is my answer" The municipal situa-
ton remains unchanged. Hail states
positively that he cannot recognize deputy
Green. . = .f 80 5u.'v ..-'
A meeting Of workingmen last evening
decided on general strike in most trades
throughout the United States aud Canada
early next spring. Measures were adopted
for n permanent organization to maintain
and render it successful. Io.'0 1
WASHINGTON, Sept. "a. 49, Judge
Underwood, U. s. District Judge for
Virginia, writes letter which says he
feels very confident that the l4th and 18th
amendments to the constitution, together
with the enforcement act of May 81, 1871,
have secured the right to vote to female
citizens Of Virginia as fully as is now ex-
ercised and enjoyed by male citizens.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 24.-Ninc deaths
of yellow fever are reported in the past
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