, 1875-09-09

Xr,y York, Sept. l.-Syuney Diiion'
of tie representatives OF the Atianuc
and Pacific Telegraph Companies In
conference with representatives of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, de-
n;es that any proposition involving the
sale or lease of the Atlantic ard Pacific
Zines on the basis of 90 or 25 per cent of
it's capital stock has been suggested or
accented. He also denies that negotia-
tiops with The Western Union have been
broken off on account of proposition
from the New York National Telegraph
Company or that the President is on his
way TO the East to conclude negotiations.
The story about provisions in the by
laws compelling tie Atlantic and Pacl-
fc Company to advertise for SIX weeks
before sale. Mr.. Dillon pronounced ab-
surd. The best interests of the company
he represents will be subserved and
parties who bid high enough will get the
line. no matter who they are.
Bythe terms of the agreement between
the Panama Railway and Pacific Mail
Steamship Companies the business OF
both companies comprising earnings on
freight and passenger carriage IS TO be
divided. Of business the Panama will
receive one-third. Business to Panama
is to be equally divided. The agree
ment is for FIVE years.
It is reported on the street that about
three hundred thousand dollars, gold
coin, has been sent overland to San
Francisco.
Po1rsv11LE, Penn, Sep. There
was much excitement at Shenandoah
this afternoon occasioned by the shoot
ing of Thomas Sanger at Lehigh col
liery. Sanger was inside boss for j. M.
Heston & Co. and was shot by five men,
all strikers. He received six bullets and
expired Immediately. Another man,
unknown, was also shot. The cause of
the assassination is said to be that the
miners became dissatisfied with Sanger
q wear ago and refused to work under
him. A later telegram says two more
men have been shot.
gn1cAGo, Sept. IA Washington
special says the statement is made upon
high authority that the forthcoming
message to Congress will contain most
urgent recommendation that TIE Indian
Bureau be turned over to the manage
mert of the War Department. This is
accepted as evidence that the President
has finally become convinced that at
least some of the frauds charged upon
the present management of the Indian
service, have at least some foundation
in fact. It also gives further color to
the rumor that Delano will be superse-
ded by j. Russell Jones of Illinois, as it
is hardly probable that after having in
this manner reflected upon Secretary
Delano the President would retain him
in the Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The reduction
of the public debt during August was
S1,5S5, 149.
An excursion composed Of persons
from different parts of the United States
under the auspices of the California i'm
migrant union will leave Chicago for
California on the 11th inst.
LONDON. Aug. 31.-The Times special
from Buda Pesth says news from this
most reliable source from the Bosnian
frontier is that all the insurgents who
have not fled to Austria have submitted
to the Pasha. Bosnia may be consid-
cred pacifed.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Foreign Of
fee denies the truth of the telegram
published yesterday that the British
Minister at Pekin has presented an ul-
timatum to the Government of China.
BELGRADE, Sept. lit is reported
that Turkish troops have been with
drawn from the Servian frontier.
The young Servian party honored
Prince Milan by torchlight procession
last night as mark of their gratitude
for the formation of Cabinet favorable
to their ideas.
RAGUsA, Sept. 1.-The Turkish troops
have relieved Mybigp. The insurgents
have retired into the mountains.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 1.-Swedish banks
refuse to cash Bank of England notes
on account of the number Of counter
feits reported to be in circulation
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The Mer-
chants Exchange Bank will open to-
morrow morning.
Owing to the number of tickets
scratched and the mode of conducting
the election. the result cannot even be
guessed. At present the vote of the
city is about $4,000. No money spent.
Boston, Aug. 81 The Jefferson Bor,
9ep nntineers were indicted to-day by
the U. S. grand jury, and plead not
guilty.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Aug. 31.--A
freight train on the Texas Pacific was
wrecked last night, and brakeman kill
ed.
Six men will be hung at Fort Smith
on Friday for murder.
Boston, Aug. 30.-Yesierday at Hop
kinstown boy named Morris Ryan,
aged Is, started down stairs with load
ed gun, intending to shoot cat. when
his sister Mary, aged Is. who desired to
save the cats life, caught her brother
by the shoulder to pull him back. At
the same time two other sisters, younger
than Mary, came to the head of the
stairs. In scuf1e between Morris and
Mary the pun went off killing Mary and