The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-10-24
CREAM OF THE TELIGRAMS.
BRIGHT REFLECTED.

- 'MoNARCHIsM ASCENDANT.
A dispatch reporting an agree
ment between the Count DE Cham.
bord and mOuarchical parties in the
assembly gives the following points |
OF the programme to be proclaimed
at the opening of the session: ~,
The proclamation of an heredi-
tary constitutional monarchy, the
king promising liberty OF conscience
and equality before the law as the
right OF all; the eligibility of all
persons to civil employment; uni
yersal suffrage, and reasonable Iiber-
ty of the press and tri- color to be
maintained as the flag of France.
This last. point, however, is open 10
mutual concession. Tie dispatch
also SAYS that the assembly is call
ed to meet not later than the 9th
inst. The monarchists are conf
dent of a majority in the assembly.
Il is said that four hundred and six
teen deputies are, pledged to-sup-
port the restoration of royalty.
: '.I. INDEPENDENT SYNOD.
ST. Louis, Oct. 1S.-The Inde-
pendent or old school Presbyterian
synod of Missouri met here yester-
day with Rev. J. g. 5FackIer as
moderator. This is the synod
which in 1866 asserted a declaration
aud testimony which caused it to
be ruled out OF representation, and
led to a secession from the northern
general assembly to which it then
belonged, and since when it has
been independent of all higher
bodies ''f.si
o The most interesting Question be-
fore tho synod was the proposition
to unite with the southern and re-
form church. 4 lengthy discus
sion washad with Rev. DIR. Brooks
of ST. louis, who was the. leading.
spirit in the declaration and testi-
mony matter, az the most promi-
nent oppOser OF the proposition.
"A vote was finally reached late last
might, and resulted in Al in favor OF
uaion, and, 80 against, 3, DR.. Brooks
then asked the thirty-twO opponents
of the union to meet in his church
this morning to determine what
further action shall be taken. It is
believed they VIII secede and Or
ganfze now synod. saa
rs g. =.
WORK SUSPENDED. -
New York, Oct. Blowing to
the present condition of financial
affairs the Ivanhoe paper mill OF
Paterson has been closed and 125
persons are thus thrown out out of
employ ment. For the same reaso on
work on the Eastern s. Amboy rail-
way will be discontinued. 80 - Is
81 DESPERATE FIGHT. .f..
BY some means the prisoners 10
the New Brunswick, N. j.. jail got
drunk yesterday and when sent to
the corridor forthe OustOms ry walk
engaged in a general and desperate
fight, which required the services
of all the, officers of the, prison and
police of the town to suppress. gf
H. MIXING THINGS. aa = g
Chicago, Oct. l8.7-A meeting OF
leading citizens, including, the. re-
publican and democrat city and
cunty committees, independent
law and order parties, and several
newspaper Representatives, held 81
the Grand Pacific hotel Tonight,
nominated the following, ticket,
which it is said win be supported by
the Tribune, Inter-Ocean, Post,
journal and Free Press; Mayor,
L. L. Bond. republican; city treas
urer, D. A. Cage, democrat; city
attorney. John n. Stiles, democrat
| police commissioner. r. Cleveland,
republican clerk Of the, criminal
court, VIM. K. Sullivan, .republi-
can: county treasurer,T Philip
IoWads " orth, republican, 8 county
clerk. j, W.. Brokway, republican.
Two Irishmen, but no Germans on
The. ticket. 'y,si.o-.sss
: s.r-.-;. = SNOW STORM 81, osoi,
Buffalo, Oct.-The first snow
| stoFm of the season fell to-day ot
ORDERED TO vACATE -, 20
Rome, Oct. 90. The general ofthe
city OF Jesdits was to-day officially
notified by the government that the
order must immediately vacate the
premises occupied by them in this
city. ANA. .-s. cepfa aosr.f.ar.
= RESTORATION or ROYALTY
Paris Oct. 20.-Au article in , the
Journal Des Debats regards the req
torationl of royalty g certainty. SO
1.Ed BULLION sHIRiIESTs.t -
London Oct s19.-Ninety-six
Thousand pounds Of bullion was
shipped for New York to-day from
London and Southampton e4aqz
To-day ,sixty-nine thoussnd lbs,
in bullion were shipped from South
ampton for New York. fF = M.
BUSINESS REvIytEe IN .lEAPH1ss8
Memphis, Oct. 2l-Thel streets
are crowded with vehicles, and the
sidewalks thronged with the Pedes-
trians. There is now more activity
in business than for months past.
! The disease is rapidly Welding. :
Memphis, Oct. GA heavy frost
this morning, with the prospect of 8
heavier one 70 morrow has had q
favorable effect on the fever, but II
WILDE very hard on thousands not
clothed, for the winter and made
destiinte by sickness. The majoFi.
~ of, .secretarys and relief h0srds
are unable to supply theg applies.
tons for assfstapce. Mr. Waleh,
nnde.itakeriand alderman from the
first ward, died To-day. He wasl
sick but 4orty.eight houFs.fdt reftu
~ 5saI xHoHRrBLE TRkGEDY Isl =
Cfaei6nafia4 0.,liEOetaH 20 IA
Gazettsispecial from Bedford, Lor-
rnz0-. county, Ind, says: Thos.
CsiIfstopher, , liviag near that place,
a. blacksmith who had lost one leg,
enter9ailfeaia BeighboF, John Nor
row, Hast wight who had put up
With iIiln sforE ahel night. Having
saspectsds an sisaIimsey between this
Aaaii iand his y4ife for some time, he
Watched 1asl0s6iys last. mig DO, ana EN-
tSsfh& 1Iis5 wires bed room about
Eeua o'clock heaveeified ais Suspicion.
1HAt 1it aof afe8zy, armed with q
( niEe, Ass1iesk stab bed dis three chill
dren, z hsh bis wife, and turning on
o ohm 4dof4oVs deast hfm two gashss
IA tie 4aea. 20 AorroW then stl1sest
aim doeaa, - took tbea knife sway
from A1Lhs plunged isl limits body
tsn or eiesen tiuies, kllIi1e him isl
SANITY. Morrow 1ass . arrested.
Hrs. Cb4fst9phes vas abbed In she
abdonsaIs. ana her bow els prokr1a-
ed from the wouods It's tl1oughsi
that she aAH ase'eBild win diega All
me parties sbefe1 good asmes oaad
wefe respected. bad affs -. .1ssiir1
Ii = i, ...asa oODbIsEb 1s.ai1 he
/. New 1ssEk: 0ct, 2, -The National
life iEs;aFance company has been
placed ia !, the .hands of receiver.
Legal proceedings were Initiated by