The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-06-09
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= special says that the Versailles troop
: are not SO popular as when they enter
q ed the city because of the severe meas
). ures taken by them against the populs
. ton. Large numbers of frenchmen an
foreigners are returning to Paris to rt
J, sumo their commercial and manufactuI
e ing operations.
FL A dispatch from St. Denis to-da
y says that two regiments of guards hay
returned to Germany their places bein
, supplied by other troops the rumors @
l agitation and rising in Spain are ofic
5 tally cOntradicted. The Standard con
, tains q dispatch from Versailles an
nouncing the resignation of Favre
Two more members of the commun
: Fretkler and Fortome have been arres
: ted. The Introduction upon ingress t.
and egress from the city is removed
from the Sd inst.
PARIS, June 1.-The French Journals
are divided in sentiment as to thu
future of the country. The Opinion
Bien, Public Politique, Steele, and Con
stitutionai favor the continuance of thu
Republic. The Temps, National anC
Patrie are very guarded in their com
ments upon the situation. The Opin
ion thinks the withdrawal of Thierl
would be equivalent to a revolution
The Steele says Theirs is as energetic
against Bonapartists as the Reds.
The Figaro favors Monarchy.
Marshal McMahon's authorization is
required for opening the theatres.
The sale of newspapers on the streets
is prohibited.
PARIS, June 1.-The Steele was seized
this a. m. Executions have closed, and
the prisoners are now on trial at Yer
sailles.
The barbados in Paris numbered
1000.
| WASHINGTON, June 1.-The debt
statement shows the total debt to be
$2,359, O67, III, interest S3S, 672, 43O, coin
in the treasury $87,744, 1875, currency in
| treasury S8,86l ,5SS, debt less cash in
treasury $2,999 134,1S4 decrease during
MAY S4,43S, 1853, decrease since March
LIST QS7I,) S2I, 574, 1852, decrease since
March LIST Q869,) S226,329.07l
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1.-The ap-
peal of the N. Y. Central rail road COM
pany against the recent decision of
Commissioner Pleasanton, has been re-
ferred by Secretary Boutwell, to the So
licitor of the Treasury, in order to OBJ
tain his opinion as to whether such an
appeal can be made as a preliminary to
the final action of the subject.
LONDON, June 1.-The Times to-day,
in an editorial, while admitting that it
is hard for the Canadas to yield their
fisheries to the Americans without an
other reciprocity in trade, expresses
earnest hope that Canada will legally
ratify the treaty of Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June "A very
delicate case involving conflicting
fIH Of hn Do
Pacific rail roads, for bonds and lands,
has been referred for decision to the
Attorney General, who has announced
that his opinion will be ready this
week.
A conflict arose from resolution in
troduced in the House by the late Thad-
deus Stevens, and passed by congress,
in which it is claimed by one party, by
inference, repeats part of the charter
of the other.
SARATOGA, June 1.-All the large ho-
tells opened to-day, and the season
promises to be the most brilliant ever
known.
NEW YORK, June l.-Phe Pennsylva-
MIA Central, New York Central and
Erie rail roads have advanced the rates
west on first class rates as follows,
which are to take effect to-day: Chica-
go 100, Cincinnati SO, indianapolis sc,
Keokuk 134, Kansas City l84, Grand
Rapids l21, Louisville 95, st. Louis 129
and other points in proportion.
A mass meeting of the citizens, under
the auspices of the Irish Democratic
union, will be held at Cooper Institute
tomorrow evening, to protest against
the ratification of the treaty of Wash
ington. Senator Casserly and Mayor
Hail are invited to speak.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The publish
ed statement that eleven millions have
been bequeathed to the U. S. by rich
Englishman, who died recently, is be-
lieved to be untrue. Secretary Bout
well has received no such information.
A crowd of several hundred colored
men, who have lately been refused en-
ployment on the Columbia Street rail-
way at the rate of 81 for eight hours,
to-day drove off the white laborers
working for S1.25 and $1.5O per day,
creating considerable disturbance.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-At one o'clock
to-day fire broke out in the upper
story of Reich and Haydens large triple
stone block building, occupied by r. &
H., with an extensive rope factory and
warehouse entirely destroyed with a
large quantity of stock and machinery.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 1.-The
Democratic state executive committee,
of Tennessee, met in this city to-day
and adopted a resolution declaring their
acceptance in good faith of the issues of
the war, with all the late amendments
to the constitution, and their acquies-
ence in them as the supreme law of the
land. They also declared their approval
of the late Democratic congressional
address.
AT large meeting of the editors of
| the Democratic press of the state, now
in session in this city, this p. m, the
action of the state Democratic execu-
tive committee was considered and
The meeting was composed of delegates
from all parts of the atste,
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, June 1.-The Ida
Reesa the hrst boat of the season from
| TT. Benton, arrived tonight. She
brings probably the most valuable car
go of robes and furs ever brought down
the river. Eight thousand bales all
told, the value of which is estimated at
about 100000.
The Rees leaves for Leavenworth to-
morroW, where she will discharge her
cargo
VIM. Bigham, proprietor of the prin-
Eclpal hotel at CoVlngton, Neb., elOped
yesterday with a sixteen year old
daughter of Mr.. COWles, mayor of the
city.
san F&ANCEseo, CAL, June 1.-The
fpolice are endeavoring to arrest gang
of boys who stoned to death an inof-
fensive Chianaman, on 4th street, yes
terday afternoon. A dozen people wit.
messed tho assault and did not interfere
until the murder was complete, and
made no attempt to arrest the murder.
ers.
Tucson, Arizona, dates, of May 26th
report that Cocher's band, recently
routed and driven over the MexieaI
line, returned with heavy riHea and
needle guns, committing numerous
murders. Ten men we're killed and sew
eral wounded alreay.
NEW Albany, Ind, June 1.-The ex
tensive railroad car mill of j. B. Ray
den & Co., this city, covering threl
acres, was entirely destroyed by FIR,
this evening. Loss about 500 600; in
, suranee Sl0A0Q0
4 CHIeAGo, June IAN international
: christian, moral and scientific associa
5 ton breakfast took place at the Tremon
3 House this morning, under the auspice
! of Rev. DIR. Cuther, originator an,
| Oaneral aocretarv nf tho FnUfish T1xo