The Morning herald., 1875-10-09
bMPSONAL AND PERTINENT.

The elevator at Saltwater, Minnesota,
10 handling about 10000 bushels Of wheat
daily.
Moot Brothers, near Cobleskill, New
York, raised upwards of $4,000 pounds Of
hops this year.
The corn yield of Iowa, this year, is es-
mated at l5O,OooOOO bushels, worth $'70,-
100000.
Seyera! al Of iron ore and valuable
coal d .,,sit- . ,re discovered in the Indian
Terlite .".'v' tiy.
Ala - :icgation of Pueblo Indians,
aom N .iexico, has arrived i'll Wash
'ngton
Valuable letters sent from the Provi-
t.nce, r. I. post-office, to Boston, on Sat-
u,day, are missing.
The Clrlist General Seballs is said to
have entered France.
The Carlists have apparently abandoned
the batteries before San Sebastian.
Negotiations between Venzuela and Hol-
land have reached a satisfactory result
Report says that the Turkish troops have
been ordered TO act only on the defensive.
1t is thought that the Spanish Cortes will
be opened January IA, 1876, the anniver-
.ary of Alphonso's entry into Madrid.
The shipments Of refined copper from
Portage Lake since the opening of naviga-
ton are reported at 9479 tons.
Growers have commenced to harvest
their broom corn in Central New York.
The crop is Of very fine quality and in
great quantity.
A new railroad bridge is to be construct
ed across the Lake at Cayuga, of stone,
wide enough to accommoaa a double
railway track.
Several cargoes of telegraph ro4es for
the Dominion Telegraph Company nave
lately arrived and are being discharge at
Pictou and New Glasgow, N. B.
A disease, the character of which is un-
known, has appeared among the hogs in
the vicinity of Columbus, Ohio.
By the convention Of Labor Reformers,
held at Worcester, Wendell Phillips was
nominated for Governor
At the Prohibitionist Convention, held
at Boston, John J. Baker, of Beverly, was
nominated for Governor.
At the municipal election in Charleston,
SC, Mayor Cunningham and the entire
Taxpayers ticket were returned.
The grand jury Of the District of Column
bia returned eight true bills against Hal
leck, Ottman and Brown, charged with the
Treasury robbery.
A starch factory erected at cost Of
s9O00 and capable Of grinding one thous-
and bushels Of potatoes daily, has been
completed at Fort Fairfield, New Bruins,
wick.
One hundred illicit stills have been de-
stroyed in the mountains of Northern
Georgia within short period, and ninety
persons have been convicted of illicit distil-
lation.
1he total receipts at the canal collectors
Office at Utica last month were $1,17O.591
of which $1,030.9l was collected on the
Erie, and $l4S.60 on the Chenango Canal.
The parish of Natchitoches, La, has SUBJ
serlbed 100000 to the stock of the New
orleans Pacific Railroad, and the citizens
Of the parish have raised $4,000 by pri-
vate subscriptions.
Affairs in Coahama county, Miss, are in
avery feverish condition. Apolitical COL
ll6lon occurred at Friar's Point on Tues
'ay, in which nine men were killed.
On Tuesday night Mrs. Wilkinson,
"Mcw OF Pawtucket, 4. l., was drugged
aAl 'utrageously assaulted by an unknown
who had entered her bed chamber.
.Siness has revived in Galveston,
Ga Aid is being received for the suf-
ierels. The harbor has been washed out
and is deepened. It now has fourteen feet
OF water on the bar.
Notwithstanding the coal mines On the
E"l'ic coast, and the frequent reports of
new discoveries, importations Of coal to
That section from the East are on the in-
crease There hava haan imnOrta1 this