, 1873-10-30

. La Conner, Oct. 25.-A Sshomss dis
patch says Pollard who assaulted boyu
was examined before Justice Jen klnS
and put under $4,000 bonds for appear
ance before the District Court on the
charge of assault with intent to kill, IN
default of which be was taken 70 tne
county Jail.
Weather cold and cloudy.
| NEW YORK, Oct, A.-Apollo Hall
| Democrats and the Republicans nave
nominated julius Widsworth for Con
oress in James Brooke's district.
Captain Samuel N. b. Smith, . ship
broker, residing in Patisoque, Long IL
l.nd has been arrested on the ehaf8s'
made by 3 servant gir;, that she ~a'
compelled by Smith to give his VIC
poison with intent to kin her. The wife
has evidently been poisoned but il re-.
covering. l5}t
At Prospect Park to-day American
Girl won the free -.to-all race, beating
Fullerton and Comers. Time, 2 20,
2 %, 2-2114.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-Bark British Ban
ner was run into last night by another
vessel and sunk almost Immediately
Eight of the Grew were drowned.
Sir Samuel Baker is seriously i'll from
Inflammation of the lungs.
| PARIS, Oct. 24.--Memorial Diploma
tique says Count de Chambord has as
sured foreign powe.s that his policy will
not be aggressive and that be will not
attempt to rsinstate the Pope il his
temporal possessions. .
WAsH1NGToN, Oct. 24.--P Pursasn5 to
the views regarding the resumption
OF specie payments expressed by the
President and Secretary Of the Treasury
recently, the Director of the Mint las
been making extensive arrangements for
coming both gold and silver to an ez-
tent heretofore unprecsdehted. There
are now being large quantities of these
metals Whiting coinage. The first step
toward resumption has been taken. it
having been asceftained to-day from
the Secretary of the Treasury that tho
Government will pay OFT silver IS soon
as il can be proftably and conveniently
coined for that purpose.
| SAN Francisco, Oct 25.-On and after
November 1st. there will be no rate
higher than s. so ON telegrams of ten
words between the " stern Union Of
fees in the Pacific Division
| MEMPHIS, Oct, 24.-The Young Mems
Christian Association appeal for aid
from similar societies in other cities.
Deaths up to 6 O'Clock P. N. from yel-
low fever Is %; but few new cases are
repertsd. and the prospect more favor
able than since the first outbreak of the
fever. The Odd Fellows in sumnin.
up results, state that they have lost %
members, 5 member s wives, II children,
leaving 20 widows aud IS orphans.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Oct. A.eDr. G.
NJ. Bohnins died to-day from yellow
fever and F. H. Moody very low with
the same disease. l
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 24-Four
deaths from yellow fever to-day.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 24.-Ten cases
are reported in Bainbridge, Ga and an
exodus Of population threatened.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct, "a SHAW. con.
victed in Albany Hall for numbering his
wife and children by poison, was tried
in Huntington Co., and sentenced to be
hanged on Friday, November 28.
New YoRx, Oct.M.- 1t is reported
that Kenney. Cox 4 Co., and FISK L
Hatch have made satisfactory arrange
ments with their creditors.
Managers of the clearing house CON-
tradict the report that several associated
ban Ks were embarrassed, and state that
all banks are in a position to pay Eve
times their liabilities.
An urgent appeal was made to-day
for contributions for ths relief of Mem
phis, Shreveport and other yellow fever
afflicted places. ,
CHICAGO. Oct. 24.-About $500, 900 in
silver coin was brought here to-day
by Adams Express frsm the Philadelphla
Mint. consigned to one of our National
banks, private firm of bankers who
are paying it out at par. The bullion
from which it was coined, was from =
smelling and refinery works in this city,
which is producing about $500. 600 a
month, all of which will be coined for
circulation.
NEW YORK, Oct. N--7he World says
that gentlemen recently returned from
Connecticut. represents the manufactu-
ring interests of that State as in au un-
fortunate condition, from Is. 900 to co.,
600 operatives and factory hands having
been thrown out of employment.
I CHICAGO, Oct 24-A Washington
special says the matter Of contention
between the Secretary of State and the
Sec. of Treasury, which was represented
at one time as causing little unpieas
| antness between those members of the
Cabinent short time ago, Eas referred
to the Attorney General for edyice or
| opinion or both. The latter returned
written answer conveying his con
struction of the laws governing suchi
cases, whsreupon, Sec. Richardson ac--
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