, 1874-09-03
rrxIus1vELY xxi TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.


San FRANc1sco, Aug. 25.-The British
chip Geo. Thompson made the voyage
from melbourne to this port In remark
ably good time Of A days. i
Thomas King, in an ARRAY to-day
with Wm. Troy. stabbed the latter in
the neck, inficting dangerous wound.
He was arrested, and Troy was taken
to the hospital
Mining share market to-day, exhibit
a better tone and most kinds were tri-
fe higher than yesterday.
Steamer Japan will not sail for Hong
Kong and Yokohama till Saturday. Str.
China, from Panama, brought 252 pas
saeneers, $500 treasure and 1850 tons
Merchandise.
The Jury in the Lloyd-Bell murder
case have not yet agreed on verdict.
A fire broke out tonight in the Bryon
building on Clay street lear Sansome,
Sconpied by Frank Eastman &SJohn B.
LSintyre, printers and book binders.
The flames were soon extinguished
Loss probably SIX thousand dollars.
On her way to Monterey the steamer
Fideletor was detained off Preside sew
eral hours on account of some accident
to her machinery, but finally put to sea.
At Pigeon Point in dense fog the str.
struck on some rocks. No fog signal
being sounded, she struck two or three
times but the engine being reversed
she, got off. One of her forward COM
psrtments was stove and filled with wa
ter. In that condition she proceeded
on her voyage and returned safely to
this port.
LA CONNER, W. T.. Aug. pa Swim
omish Grange patrons Of hnsbandry
'Nas organized here last night, with a
full ifst Of charter members.
4 3CAIusA, Gala, Aug. 25.- The Board
Of Supervisors of Colusa County pass
ed an order yesterday, instructing the
District Attorney to bring an injunction
suit against the reclamation Of District
No.-5, sirheir object is to prevent the
rebuilding of tbe Parks and Roberts
levee, which was cut by a mob 2 years
ago. yIT5 "a pTt On'G9tT'ff
v1saa11A, Gala, Aug. Is. The passen-
ger trains Of the yisalia railroad COM
menced cunning last night between this
city and Goshen junction, and will here
after connect with all passenger trains
on the C. P. r. R. Freight trains will
c0mrpence running on Monday next. 81
inst. As soon as the road is properly
ballasted large amounts of wool apd
grain are awaiting shipments here.
AUSTIN, New, Aug. 25.-This after
ternoons during . violent thunder storm,
Daniel Mafphy. carsman atthe Oregon
shefb while wheeling car out to the
end 81 the dump, was struck by light
ming and badly burned on the face and
neck. The man was removed in an un-
conscious condition to his home. 50
@ 81 work Of repairing damages caus-
"a BY the recent flood progresses rapid
ly.s Main street is one succession OF
dump plies. with cars, track. ETC., COM
plete. The dumps are caused by the
aabyis, ia course Of removal from houses
s1EcNefs. Recent observations show
that the water from the cloud burst of
the 18th insty flowed in equal quantities
through Marshall and the adjacent can
yon. Had the entire volume emptied
into the portion Of the canyon in which
Ahsan is Situated, the city would have
been wiHea oht Of existence. 90
The weather to-day was very threat
eniing, and for some hours another cloud
burst seemed imminent.
BATON ROUGE, Aug. 25.-Commission-
ers, no minated Randall Gibson for the
First District, William Troy for the
FourthD istfict, and B. Spencer for the
Fifth. The State Convention nominal
ed ). c. Moncure for State Treasurer
and.adiourned. Resolutions and plat
form describe the party as the white
people, embracing the Democratic, Con-
servatiye, Reform, Liberal and White-
mems parties, with all opposing the
present usurpation in Louisiana. which
is maintained by force, Illegally. They
clain1 that the dominant party has in
named the negroes. making the unity
of the whites necessity. That, while
recognizing all constitutional rights.
they protest against encrcachments COM
pelliHg fhs,equality of race. That much
needed reforms can only be effected by
the election Of whites. They disclaim
any intention Of carrying the election
forcibly, denounce Governor Kellogg as
a1surper, and favor the payment OF the
Ntsfek legitimate debts only.
SPRISGF1ELD, Aug. 25.-The Bourbon
Democratic Conyention called to meet
here to- day by Joe. Lidlie, Chairman of
the OConner State Central Committee,
was failure. General Stanton was
elected President and the Convention
adjourned till tomorrow.
C1se1sxArL Aug. 25.-The Republic
can Congressional Convention of the
Eighth District to-day nominated Judge
Laasap1e for ;reelection.i The Repub-
licans of the Eighteenth District to-day
rsaepainated Jas. Monroe for Congress.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 25. = The
Democrats Of the First Congressional
District to-day nominated Dennis S.
FullS'Xl)iti9Ia.J
Sioux C1TY, Aug. Pa very large
was held here to night. They organ'z-
ed an expedition to Black Hills. ESQ
naaass. s.~es,- enrolled. The party will
ma1 inpofnscfao with others torm-
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