The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-20
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Neao Fork, August O.Arhe first invoic,
Of new South Carolina rice was received
yesterday from Charleston, it being tn,
earliest consignment ever received here.
The weather continues extremely hol
and sultry, notwithstanding a heavy rar
last night. There were seventeen sun.
strokes reported Yesterday. 1 KS ,s
Rio Janero adyices state that the fears
OF war between Brazil and the Arg entine
Confederation are being dissipsted. "
! Z Rain storms and a tornado have done
great damage to the crops in Montgomery
Delaware, and Chemung counties, New
| York. ~,
Five hundred manufacturers are repre-.
sented at the Newark Exposition which
| opens to-day. ujR ~ aa'Htl3 paaa,.
g The German Turner's festival closed al
Jones wood this morning, after keeping up
the festivities all night.
Horace Greeley IS to deliver three agri-
cultural addresses during the coming few
| weeks. B lff y.al ,;J -grs I,f 80 ~
No new cases of yellew fever have oc-
| CURED on board the Spanish ram; human
ca, or the other vessel anchored in the bay.
The crews are getting along we'll. no
Prof. Charles l.. Balch, a prominent
member Of the Liberal club, died here yes
terday from. an overdose of morphine,
taken to relieve neuralgia. !.
The baltimore Bank Robbery-The Loss much
/ Greater than at First Supposed
baltimore, Aug. 19.-The officers of the
Third National bank state their loss by the
burglary as follows: $57, 900 in National
bank notes and greenbacks, of which eight
notes were of 500 each, and twenty-four
notes of $50 each of the Third National
bank. and the following bonds, held as col
laterals: Northern Central railroad, So, 800;
North Carolina State bonds, $l1 500; Ma
rietta and Cincinnati railroad, 81 900; Uni
ed States 5-20's, 81 800; Western railroad,
90 900.
The bank offers reward Of 10000 for
the recovery Of the above, or pro rata for a
partial recovery. Mi ~
The individual loss of depositors having
boxes in the vault cannot be ascertained. as
many of them are out of town. The loss
will probably amount to several hundred
thousand dollars, as it is known that seve-
raj boxes containing bonds and other secu-
rites will amount to $4,000.
The first floor of Cuttings bank building.
from which entrance was made into the
bank vault, was rented on the LIST of June
by man giving the name of E.. WASH
burne, who paid quarters rent ($625) in
advance. Ha, slu6Aa M
Serious Railroad Accidents-Dan Rice's CIR
" ~ ~ Gus Smashed, &C.
Cleucland, o., August 19.-About 8
O'Clock this morning the train employed in
transporting Dan Rice's circus over the
Sandusky, Dayton and Cleveland rail-
road, ran over a horse near Tifiin,
Ohio, throwing the train from the track and
greatly damaging the circus property.
Four circus employees were seriously and
one fatally injured.
Chicago, Aug. 19.--Saturday night the
freight train on the Naples and Hannibal
railroad ran into drove of cattle, throw
ing the engine and four cars from the track
wrecking them badly, and seriously if moi
fatally scalding the engineer and fireman.
Intimidation Towards n Colored Greeley
e3 ~ Esl Orator. Ets.
Cincinnati, Aug. 20. --Considerable ex.
citement was created here last night by
Tabbs Goss, colored Greeley speaker,
who stated that he was called ON by par
ty of colored men in the night and ordered
to leave the city. He was advertised to
speak at Coyington tonight. There was q
large force of police on hand to protect
him. Few colored men attended the meet
ing, and there was no disturbances. All
efforts to discover the names of the threat
ening parties failed. A meeting has been
called by colored men for tomorrow night
in behalf of free speech.
Excitement in the Chicago Wheat Market.
Chicago, August 19.-The greatest ex
element prevailed this afternoon in the
wheat market caused by an apparent Oh
real collapse Of the " corner - in that cereal
Wheat opened on 'change this morning al
$l.56a cash, and before the close of the
day, under pressure of the panic, it declin
ed to sl.2S. Opinions differ rs to whether
the ''cornero is really broke or not. To.
morrow's to7day's) market is anxiously
awaited. .aat "A s..I.H
Death OF a distinguished Episcopal Divine
Baliimore, August 20.-Rey. DR.. Thos
E. Bond, a distinguished and eloquent, di
vine of the Methodist Episcopal churcl
South, died yesterday at bis residence il
Hartford county, Nd, in the 59th year o
his age. He had been for long time con
neeted with the Baltimore Episcopa
Methodist published in this city and recent
~ was the editorial writer of the St. Loui
| Christian Aauocate.
| Federal Contracts Awarded to yirginians.
Washington, August 19.-Among tn
persons awarded contracts for naval sup
plies to-day at the opening of bids are thu
following from Virginia: Lumber, II.
and w. Nealey & Co., Portsmouth; lum
Der, James A Scott, Portsmouth; iron an,
charcoal, Taylor Martin, Norfolk; lumber
| VIM. White, Portsmouth; charcoal, w
L. Clarke. Vienna lumber and charcoal
A. A. Mccullough, Norfolk.
The Mace o'BaIdwin Fight Soon to Come VI
Philadelphia, Aug. 300 Baldwin is
here and Mace is expected this morning
| 1t is rumored that the fight will take Mac