The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-11-18
.rELEG RA PHIG.
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WR-hingtOss.
WASHINGTON. November l3.- Il Is coIl-.l
idently stated that Treasurer New willfe-'
sign in January private business. s-s,. "a
The Treasury now holds 1856, 100, Sl2. ans
bonds to secure the National Bank clre, a.,
ton, and SIS, 724, 500 10 secure pubic de-.
posits. Tue National Bank circulatQn OUT.
standing is $S45, CO.,, AS of which amounts
81, 220, 600 are notes issued 10 gold banks. "
Revenue to-day, $S79, 937i FOR the mopits.
TO date, 81, 5S5, l4s; for the fiscal year %
date, $42, $50, ,065. Customs to-day, $405,
o66; for the month to date, $5,170, 602, for
the fiscal year TO date SOL. l9S, 767. Ma
tional Bank notes received for redemptioni
to-day, $5lO, 100; total for the week, IS,
536. 63.
New YORK.
| New York, November 49, "A Montreal
dispatch says that Gaibord's funeral takes
place on Tuesday next The cortege will
not pass through the city. 1t is intended
that the police force will be armed with
rifles and the entire military ordered out.
The authorities will allow the huge sarco-
phagus to be placed in the cemetery. 1t is
an open question and may lead 10 fresh
complications. The funeral. cortege will
only pass through the adjoining villages of
st. -HuureAe- aud Data Des Nieges The
police force will be sent to those places.
New York, November 13.-Alrs Moulton
has served papers on the clerk of Plymouth
church regarding her expulsion without
any proper trlal. She demands council of
churches to Judge between her and Ply
mouth church.
Henry Bowen says he does not propose
to be driven from Plymouth church.
NEW YORK, November 13.-John Bur-
ranghs shot and killed his wife. Jealously.
The Nail says recruits are being taken
in this city, by secret agents in the
service OF the Spanish government, from
among the most indigent of the foreign pop
ulation--ltalians, Irish, Polish and other
European nationalities-at rates OF $40 in
gold and a promise of a land grant of fifty
acres at the close of the war in Cuba, for
the term OF one year from the date OF en-
listing III the army.
miscellaneous.
NORWICH, Conn.,, November 13. = The
satinet mill at Plainfeld, Rhode Island, is
burned. Loss, 100000.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 13-The rev.
enue steamer, Walcott, cruising for surviy-
ors from the steamer Pacific, was boarded
in Barclay sound from an Indian village by
man claiming to be the first mate of the
ship Orpheus. She had been run into the
previous Thursday evening by steamer
and was wrecked on the following Satur-
day. The crew got ashore safely. Capt.
Sawyer of the Orpheus, subsequently
boarded the Walcott. The Orpehus proved
total wreck. There is no hope of finding
any more survivors from the Pacific.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November 13.-Arthur
Gunther, indicted for receiving money TO
withhold information of whisky and tobac-
CO frauds, plead not guilty, and was held
| in $4,000 bail. Col. Joyce has withdrawn
his motion for new trial and asked judg-
ment. He is tried for being passed back
wards and forwards for the benefit Of 9TH
ers. He is ready to face the music and take
the punishment.
| LOUISVILLE, November 13.-The Hon.
H. Emmers, Circuit Judge of the United
States Court, delivered to-day charge to
the jury in the cases of the government
against Bell, Smoot, Geo. MaiTert, Geo.
Hall and John Oran, in resisting the pro-
cess in the hands of the sheriff, Wells Rus
sell, of Owen county. The charge was very
long and embracing a review of all the
outrages committed IN Owen county in the
last several years by the Klu Klux. Judge
Emmers severely crticises and condemns
/ the doings OF desperuuoes, aud svrnxs to
| leave no avenue through which verdict
other than guilty can be rendered. He re-
fers in severe terms to lawlessness that
formerly existed in some sections, er1ticis
ing the conduct of county attorneys aud
magistrates, and recommending that
measures be taken aud always ready 20
| suppress lawlessnesssand conspiracy, which
| he considers the most disgraceiul OF all
crimes against the government. In conclu-
sion, he charges that if the jury shall find
that Smoot, 0ran, Hall and Meifert had
common purpose in their acts, they were
guilty of conspiracy, and should be found
guilty. The trial has been in progress for
three weeks.
BosToN, November 13.-Tbe Commercial
Bulletins list of failures and suspensions for
the week gives nineteen for Boston and
New England. Liabilities of Tower s. Co.,
of Boston, starioners, $3.50, QUO; nominal
assets, S13S, 900. The New England Car
pet Company, and CASTOR, Abbott d Co.,
dealers in carpets, have failed. Liabilities
800, 600 each.
PHILADELPHIA, November 13.--The sloop
OF war Antietam, commenced eleven years
ago. was launched to-day.
GALVESTON, November 1873 P. M.-The
body Of Capt. Wolfe, the Galveston pilot,
who went out ON board tile City OF Waco,
has just been found near where the steamer
went down. His remains show several. marks
which appear to have been burned. As
Capt Wolfe was an experienced pilot and
seaman, there is now no hope that any OF
the others, either passengers OF crew, ever
escaped from the burning vessel alive, 1t Is
thought that their bodies will ali be re-
covered in day or two.
Foreign.
LONDON, November 13.-The Times spes
special telegram from Berlin says: THE
Berlin Criminal Court has ordered, at the
instance of the public prosecutor, the ar
rai0nment OF the author Of recent pam
phlet containing q document connected
with Won ATnim trial, on the charge OF IN
sulting the Emperor and libelling Bismarck
and the Foreign Office.
,, BERLIN, November 13.-Count Won Ar
MIN is still OF Yevsy, in Switzerland. He
| had asked leave Of court 10 remain abroad
longer. on account of the state Of his
. health. before undergoing imprisonment.
Before the court answered the application
there appeared the libelious pamphlet al
ready described.
LONDON, November 13.--The cotton mills
OF Robertson g. Co. and Young & Co.,
Glasgow, Scotland. are burned. Loss one
and half million dollars.
I'll LoxDox, November 13.-While the tide
was ebbing to-day tidal wave ten feet
high swept up Paret river, in Somerset
shine. At Bridgewater dock the gates burst
: and vessels broke from their moonngs. One
was sunk and twenty damaged. Jhe
n weather is still incleneDE with Hoods ana
! | inundations increasing.
DUBLIN, November 1S--Cardinai Ac-
) Cioskey assisted - the commence,nens q
: the Catholic UniveEsity to-day. de was
nresented with an address, 70 which be re
,l;ed that the establishment Of the Catho-
. ifc University here was an example for
: America and ali other countries
J HALrFAx, November 13.-Tbc Iiibernian
! reoorts the ship James Duncan. the bark
Katie Mcdonald aud another vessel, ashofn
i. on 81. Peters Island. Il - reported
,, that Capt. Perry, u the ship Peter Young,
, was murdered By his stewart at PabiliFn
! dc Peca.
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