The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05
have paid up the whole of the ;ndamn;t,,

have paid up the whole of the indemnify.
que on or before May lst, 1872, is explain
cd by our Berlin correspondent. 1t appears
that the negotiations for the evacuation of
France by the Germans were complicated
by the question of admitting German man
ufactures to France free of duty after SEN
tember lst, at which date the agreed ar
rangement for passing such goods duty free
expired. The French were offered speed-
Ter withdrawal of the German troops. if
these privileges were continued, but they
are now in condition to demand the eyac-
uatlon as right under the treaty ofFrank-
Cigar Manufacturers Convention.
Boston, Mass, Sept. 4.-The Seventh
Annual Convention of the Cigar Makers
international Union met in Boston to-day.
About fifty delegates were present. Fred
Bland, of Toledo, Ohio, presided. In de-
liyering the opening address the president
urged all cigar makers to use their endeav-
ors to get some of the obnoxious internal
revenue laws repealed, and closed by recit-
ing wish expressed by many, that the as
sociauon become secret organization.
Hurricane In the Bahamas.
Hacdnd, Sept. 4.-Advices from Areci-
bo report fearful hurricane on the ODD
ult., in the Bahamas. The American yes-
seis, Z. U. Rulye, G. V. Williams and Car
oilna, and the English vessels Lady Bird
and Nellie Move, were all wrecked. All
hands were saved. lIll
New York Items.
j. ID. Rymert, lawyer, and president of
the Hercules Life Insurance company. G..
J. Dankel, Mrs. Georgene Dankel and j.
,. lalmadge were arrested on Saturday by
me United States Marshal, charged with
making false representations respecting the
property of certain bondsman in q suit of
ne United States against Dankel, to recover
forfeiture for running an Illicit distillcrv.
To-day Commissioner Davenport held
tymert in 5000 bail, Talmadge in slO,-
0O, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dankel in $40. 900
ach Tor their appearance to answer.
From London.
London, Sept. 4.-Queen Victoria is corr
med to the house. - N''
A general strike of the coal miners in
Northumberland for higher wages is immi-
ent.
fishing schooner foundered on Pent-
md nd Firth by which five lives were lost.
len persons were killed and immense
um6er were wounded by recent railroad
'ccldent IN the northern part of France.
mr.; Gladstone, in speech delivered at
n,.ey on Saturday, expressed joy that
hgnshmen can now look upon Americans
Iriends, and said {: "We may now in
uec the nope that oil controversies be-
veen the two people are at an end.v
A mass meeting of engineers was held
New Castle on the Tyne, on Saturday
hich was attended by eight thousand per
ms, at which it was determined to insist
,on an arrangement of the term of labor
nine hours per day, for six DAYS in the
eek, or fifty-four hours in all.
OVATION TO THE KING OF SPAIN.
London, September "A special dis
Itch to the Standard, from Spain saws
at the progress of King Amadeus from
lbacete to Valencia was one continued
alton.
\ Inc H7aId.s special correspondent at
loacete, Spain, telegraphs: Shy invita-
N 1 accompany the King on three
'eks' journey through the provinces.
e started Saturday morning. reachno
lbacete at night. We stopped at thirty7
stations, and the King was received
tn tremendous enthusiasm. The Kings
ce:a.klng is Of the poorest. He is receiving
t,tlohS and winning the hearts Of every
oy. III personal conversation he an
cred me that he desired Spain to be well
derstood IN the United States, and that
endshp would exist between the two
Iiitrics. we go to Valencia tomorrow"
bismarck Bohlen has been relieved from
. government of Alsace and II orra;nn
! promoted to the rank of general.
1t is officially stated that Ministers Won
est, Audcrsy, and Honhenwort will as
at the conference OF Emperors at Salz-
lg. The Emperor of Austria leaves for
It city Tomorrow,