Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-12-03
TELEGRAPHIC.


ST.. LOUIS, Nov. pa heavy snow
storm, prevailed throughout Missouri
md Kansas yesterday and last night
In some localities the snow is eighteen
inches deep and trains have been con-
delayed in consequence. In
this city the snow Is about four inches
deep. l;
CHICAGO, Nov. Especial dispatch.
% from Central Illinois state that there
was the heaviest fall of snow last
night that has occurred for several
years. The snow Is from twelve to
fifteen inches deep, and has stopped
street railways and delayed railway
trains on 90 me of the lines OF railroad.
NEW YoaK, Nov. co. Jonathan
Sturges, an eminent merchant. died on
Saturday.
The State Labor Union pledge as
sistance to the striking Longshoremen
to the extent of forty or fifty thousand
dollars. A meeting of strikers will be
held at the Cooper Institute tonight |
at which Sunset Cox, Algeron Sulli.
van, Patrick H. Jones, and Richard
O'Gormap, 1t is represented, Will
speak.
The Century Club gave reception
on Saturday night to Sir POWELL Bnx.
ton, Right Hon. VIM. =. Forster, ana
Prof. Bonamry Price. VIM. Q. Bryant
delivered the welcoming address.
Apprehension of strike among the
potters OF Trenton have ended for the
present and no reduction Of wages
will take ::place. The manufacturing
potters met ON Friday and agreed to
continue business until the decreased
demand or prices compefs them to
stop, when they will make no further
] aAcssA "a kan man enuloyed and tide
~ wAe their intention In proposing .
reduction.
NEW York, Nov. 30. III dge Barrett
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer
granted . writ Of habeas corpus for
Tweed returnable to the Supreme
| Court Chambers ON Wednesday, when
| the question OF the Jurisdiction Of the
court condemning him. will be argued.
Mayor Havemyer visited Flushing,
Long Island, to-day, and the returning
train broke down and he was obliged
to walk two miles against . strong
wind and he died ofapoplexy shortly
after arriving ut his office in the City
Hall. ga' ssG
i NEW YORK, 3O-The libel suit Of
, John Kelley W. Mayor Hayemyer, on
Ftrial In the Supreme court this morn.
Ing came to sudden termination and
the court adjourned ON the announce
ment, Of the deathiof theMsyor. All the
other courts in session also adjourned
on the same announcement.
II PANAMA, Nov. 3O.-Peruyian ad-
vices state the steamer Telisman,
whose mysterious movements excited
20 much alarm, has been captured by
} the Peruvian war steamer Husssr, and
one thousand packages OF arms and
ammunition found on board. The crew
were ashore when the vessel WA
seized. They fed to Moquequa when
their leader, Peirola, proclaimed him.
self dictator. The Government imme.
,, diately dispatched force against the
insurgents.
The Talisman will surely DO con
demned a. prize and the crow tried.
. 925, 600 has been collected in Chilli for
Don Carlos.
The Llan0 Volcano In Americana
10 in active eruption.
r. The Press and mAny Of the Provinces
have declared for Government on the
question ofa separation Of Church and
State.
II LISBON, Nov. 30@- The Brazilian gov.
. erument mas been informed by the
/ government of Portugal that tho news.
paper. Tribune, ofPara, Mtu be prose.
n cuted for Ito hottie attitude towarda
Portugese eubjecs, a,,..E !.
r PxAA, Nov. 9bAThe lrs0asae OF thia
city continues to publish violent arti.
cles against foreigners and against Of.
6cers Of the Portuguese corvette Say.
res. The people Of tho City of Paralu.
bella have risen agAlnst the foreigners
there, and the Government has sent
|, twenty thousand troops TO snpPresa
} the demonstfatfon.
ii LITTLE Rock, Nov. @.-On Wed
!. nesday night last i've masked men,
thought to be the Gads Killers, went
/ to country store on the Petit Jean
river, in Yell county, about seventy
Ave miles west of this city, shot and
killed the proprietor and robbed the
|. store. They then robbed trading
! boat aad made of. The Sheriff with
|, aposse pursued them. They sepera'
ted, two coming toward Little Rock
Yesterday the Sheriff met them and .
fight ensued, In which the Sheriff wal
shot and badly wounded. The rob-
beers were also wounded and captured
PHlLApELrHrA, Nov. 3O.-In the
Supreme Court to-day, in tho suit OF
j. Z. ANGEL against the Erie Railway
, Company, Judge Westbrook Issued an
. order requiring the defendants to show
cause, ct . special term Of tho Court,
, December ID, why . receiver should
! not be. appointed 10 hold certificates OF
i've thousand shares Of the Buffalo,
| New York & Erie Railway Company
, also Ill bonds belonging thereto, issu.
cd under and secured BY 3 mortgage
made by the Erie Company also bonds
and coupons issued under Q mortgage
, made by the Buffalo, New York &
Erie Company, and In control of the
} defendants or their agents also al the
stock which the Eric Company holds
In coal companies, and oil other pro.
ducts Of Q million dollars, which the
defendants expended In the purchase
Of coal land. The defendants are also
required "a, show cause at the Same
time why they should not be restrain
from negotiating or making uss Of
any Of the bonds, coupons or guaranty
mentioned In the complaint, on secur-
ing the payment Of the bonds or cou-
p6ns, OF Ia trust, specified by COM
| plainant, or executing any scheme for
the purchase Of the coal lands, etc.
i Meantime the defendants are restrain
Cd from using the properties men-
Il toned. F7t
The Press viii publiah ~ article to-
morrow, saying that no sale OF the
4 Press has been made nor ID any con-
| temptation OF being made. There will
be NO transfer Of the psper until the
first OF January next, which remains
| now A. It always has been, In the sole
| proprietoEship Of Hon. John w. For.
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