, 1873-09-11

Meanwhile, proposition 10 release th
American prisoners on bail was reject
ed.
BosroN, Sept. q Chester J. Reed
recently Attorney Gei eral aud Judge o
the Superior Court of this State, die'
at Sulphur Springs, Va, this morning
aged 80.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Robert L
Hickman, known throul hout the coun
try as Beau Hickman. died ut Province
Hospital this morning.
ToRoSTe, Sept. 2.-Ths registered
letters stolen frora the Post Office SOM
weeks since have been found, hidden il
the woods. The letters with the draft
and cheques were recovered but no mon
ey.
MADRID, Sept. -Socialistic troubles
hare broken out in Andalusia and tn
neighboring town of Jimena. Farm la
borers have banded together, demand
ing and endeavoring to force division
of property. The have burned fort.
farm houses of those who opposed them
Some Of the rioters have been arrested
HAVANA, Sept. 2.-Yesterday even
ing while party Of Republicans wer'
holding a meeting in their club room
the chief of police arrived, arrested A
and placed them in Jail. The were no
tilted that it was contrary to law 10,
them to hold meetings.
PARIS, ,Stpt. g. Figaro publishes pro
posals to people of Franco to subscribe
money to rebuild the Palace of the Tuil
leries. The editor OF Figaro offers te
head the subscription with contribu
ton $4,000.
BERLIN, Sept. 2.-Yesterday being
the anniversary of the German victory
of Sedan monument was unveiled al
amidst the acclamations Of
The city was gaily decora-
ted and the day was given over to fes-
Iivities.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 2. Spring
field Republican Caucuses tonight are
full and lively. Two of them usel
check lists in voting for those elected as
Washburne delegates. In two others
there was a split on refusal to use
check lists and two sets of delegates
were chosen from those wards. The
result in our city is: Washburne, A; But
Ter, IL; contested. 5. Our footings for
the State so far is: Washburne, 1872
Butler, 152, doubtful, 8.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.--The Exposition
will be formally opened tomorrow night
by spe eches from President Blymeyel
Of the Exposition, Mayor Johnston Of
and ex-Secretary Jacob D.
Cox, who will deliver the chief address
Never before in the history of the Gin
cinnatti Exposition has Power Hall been
in so forward state at a corresponding
period. as at this time. All the driving
engines except one are operating, and
all will be at work in the morning
Power Hall contains but little ma
chinery that will not be in motion, 9
fact which makes this exposition an ex-
ceptional cne.
Horticultural Hall contains an i'm.
mense collection. embracing a great va
riety of choice and perfect plants, es'
pecially prepared for this display. Iti
great popularity is the fewness of du-
plicate plants. Cheap and common va.
rieties have been almost entirely sup
planted by more rare and costly plants
and flowers. This part of the Exhibi-
ton will be in complete order this mid.
night.
Oil paintings inArtHall are nowin place
men are busy in putting the engraving
department in order. The distinguish.
ing feature of this exposition will be
the perfection of the articles displayed.
The exhibitors, too. are showing un.
usual anxiety to present their displays
in the most attractive manner.
Boston, Sept. 2.-New Agricultural
air opened to-day at Mystic Park. An
address was made by Mr.
Loring, President of the Association
1000 people were in attendance. The
of stock implements,
produce, ETC., gives promise of an Tn.
usually successful fair. The horse show
is extensive and embraces some famous
trotters, who arc to show their speed
Judge Fullerton and Sensation are ex
pected to race on Friday. There were
races to day. the first for year ole
horses was won by Colonel Hike; time
2 291l.
New YORK, Sept. "a mason tcstl-
fed at the inquest yesterday, in re
lation to the death of eight persons
by the falling of small building OF
West 11th ST., that ii would not have
cost more than five dollars to have
braced the walls and.prevented tho dis
aster.
A Washington special says that th'
Treasury Department has under consid
Grafton the meanf whereby the bank
row believed to he aiding the gold con
srirators can be detected and punished
The Comptroller of Currency has mad
an examination of 2 banks supposed t'
be concerned, with good results. 1t il
suggested that a sudden counting o
assets by deputy experts might throw
more light upon the actual condition o
these banks.
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