Arizona weekly miner., 1875-09-17
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s. Lonoop, Sept. 5.--A dispatch from Con- stantinople states that information has been received from Belgrade by the Turkish Gov ~ernmeRt and by the Foreign Embassy which removes all apprehensions that Servia will, by her conduct, add to the complications of the Herzgooinian question. A permanent agreement has been entered into between the powers and the Servian government by xwhieh Seryis undertakes to restore party action within her borders.
 Constantinople, Sept. 5.-Severpacha, in telegram dated Mostar, to-day, says many insurgents have submitted and the agitation partly allaysd. Imperial troops have been traversing all parts of the country for several days without meeting with resistance. He believes that order will be restored before foreign Consuls begin the work of mediation. r Belgrade, Sept. 5.--Insurrection army movements are reported in the neighbor- hood of Grateschates and Sosnia, instigated by band of Seryians. It is asserted that the whole district of the Southeastern from tier of Bosnia is rising.
 London, Sept 5--A special dispatch in the Morning Standard states that the British Consul had arrived at Mostar. He witness cd the horrible and cruel perpetrations by the Insurgents.
 Washington, Sept. 9.-The President will order Government troops to assist Governor Ames, in Mississippi, if Secretary Fish and Att'y-Gen. Pierpont decide that such an or der be legal.
 Boston, Sept. 9.-Daniel Webster's home at Msrshfeld was burned yesterday. 'S Washington, Sept. 7.-Gov. Ames, of Mis- sissppi, telegraphs that domestic violence rrayaiiS various narfs pf ha Sfata havopj the powers af the authorities to suppress, and makes personal application to the Presi- dent for such aid as may be necessary to re- store peace and protect citizens.
 New York, Sept. 7.-An explosion occur red in the Celuboid factory this afternoon. Thirty men were in the building. Five men were taken out by the firemen; one was dead It is supposed that there arc twenty more in the building without hope of rescue Later: The fire is under control. The e Central buildings on Market street are safe No more dead bodies have been found. It is thought there are several persons beneath the ruins Some of the employees are unac- counted for Twelve persons are severely injured. Total loss, Sl75,000.
 Montreal. Sept. $. There is force guard ing Guihord's remains at Prodedant cemc- tery. The force was doubled last night. 1t is reported that 0'Grady will take the bu- Q rial in hand under the protection of the military, but report generally discredted it. Last night the Prince of Wales regiment turned out two hundred and fifty strong, and were addressed by Col. Bond. He said that if they were called upon, he knew that every man of them could be depended upon, both Protestant and Catholic.
 The Victoria Royal regiment arc stationed 1, at Champ dc Mars ''''
 Guards arc placed at the armory, owing to the prevalence of rumors that rioters have designs on the guns .-Nk
 Washington, Sept. 6.-Applicarions con tinue to arrive from San Francisco for the transfer of gold to that city. The Secretary of the Treasury is doing all in his power in that direction. .t.
 ,se New York, Sept. 6.-The wool market still wears an appearance of dullness, although about the same amount of business }. has been transacted. Prices are steady, but concessions have been made to effect sales oflow grades. - Rochester, N. Y., Sept. GA disease similar in its characteristics te epizootic has broken out among cattle, near Avon; fifty have died in two weeks.
 Boston. Sept. 4.-Transactions in Califor- 6lAwool coniprisendarly Ave hundred thou- sand pounds. The business of the week has beeri ptiacipaliy Of this description Sales 1of Spring, clip ranged from 2lc. to S5c.; the latter figure the outside price. The best lots now in market of pulled wool has been dull. Sales of the week, comprising only of 1000 pounds. soc. has been the outside price fer choice Eastern superfine. , Washington, Sept. 10.-The Att t'yGene- ral has received information that the troub- les in Mississippi have ended.
 Philadelphia, Sept. l0-Ths Democratic State convention at Erie have adopted a platform taking most advanced grounds in favor of imitation in currency, going beyond tue party in Ohio in their demand for soft money. The plank denounces the hard mo- mex ofthe Republican party and its. proposed aSS4,& fof a. spesdySsstnrn to specie basis, and demands the abandonment of this policy and sa increase of the volume of greenbacks to equal the wants eftrsde.
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