The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-22
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TUESDAY, OCT. IL

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condensed Summary or TeIeeraphIe
Reports I'm the Daily Papers.
TUESDAY, OCT. IL.
Omaha about 10000 republican,
Iowa sc, OOO.-Agricultural hall. on the
Centennial grounds at Philadelphia,
blown down, and six laborers serious
ly injured. 1t was of wood, One-third
eompleted.-Newark, n. j., elects q
Mayor by 1910 majority.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. Is.
The national woman's congress held
its annual meeting at the opera house,
Syracuse, n. 1.-TWO colorel men
were murdered by white men, in New
Orleans, and the citizens held a mass
meeting and resolved that the murder
ers should answer to the law, and that
the life and property of all men should
be protected.-Judge Benman, of the
district court OF Salt Lake City, eharg-
ed the grand jury to enforce the law
of congress OF 1862 against polygamy,
and 10 indict all polygamists.-The
western railroads in convention at
Chicago agreed to adopt last winters
time schedule. to go into effect Nov. q.
-Straus, Lehman & Co., dry goods
house, n. Y, suspended, for want OF
$500, OOO.-John Quincy Adams placed
upon the Democratic ticket for COVER
nor of Massachusetts, in place of Gen.
Bartlett, who Observation-Disclosures KEEL
lar, composer of the hymn "America,'
died in Bos Grant has
grand reception in Chicago, and
leaves for WashingtOn.-GOld $1.163s
No. 2 wheat in st. Louis $1.60; No. :
$780,. Corn sec. Oats 36c.
THURSDAY, OCT. IA.
Soldiers re-unian at Indianapolis 9
grand success--Judge Lawrence, Of
the New York supreme court, denies
the motion for a stay in Tweed's trial
holding that decision is not appealable
from.-The seats at the race track II
Greenfield, Ohio. fell, precipitatine
eco people to the ground, injurins
large number of men, women an(
children.-English newspapers rejoic'
over the Republican victory in Ohio
Lulu trotted against 2:14 time at Ro
chester, n. Y :, and made three success
sive heats in 2:l6, 2:l4324, 2:l6, tn,
fastest three heats on record. A heav,
wind prevented her from beating 2:Iz
Gold Sl.163S.-Corn in st. Louis SIC
FRIDAY. OCT. Is.
Two negroes murdered In New YOrl
by white ku klux, and seven OF tn
roughs arresred.-John Haas, cashie
First National Bank, Tiffin, Ohio, shO
himself dead on account of bank de
ftcit.-Gov. Ames, of Miss, conclude
that that State can manage its own al
fairs.-Earthquake shock in San Fran
cisco, but no damage.-Run on tn
Home Savings Bank of Boston, an
the 60 days notice required.-Presi
dent Grant reaches Washington, an
holds cabinet neutrality-suspicious.
Delano's successor not been appointed
I-COmptroller of the currency a
Washington declares 10 per cent: div
, idend in favor of the creditors of tn
First National Bank, Topeka, ks.-N
E. Creary, of Michigan, made pos;
master of U. S. senate, and C. c. Jones
of Minnesota, assistant.-Steam mi
at Augusta, Maine, burned. Loss $50
O00.-EagIe distillery, Evansville, Ind
burned.-Gold sl.1616, $I.17.-No.
wheat in st. Louis $1.62; No. B $780,
Corn SIC. Oats 351ac.
SATURDAY, OCT. lG.
/. Great greenback mass meeting 6
Evansville, Ind, Gov. Shackleford pre-
siding. The resolutions opposed infia
ton or contraction, and national ban
currency, and favored the 3-65 inter
convertible bond plan, and the faithfr
fulfillment of ali government obliga
tiOns.-New York State temperate
ticket nominated as follows: Secreta
~ of State, Geo. b. Dusenbery; Comp
trOller, Alphonse Hopkins; Attorne
; General, Ely Marsh; Treasurer, Stepll
en- B. Ayers; State engineer and SUI
, veyOr, David f. Dudley; Canal CON
, missioner, Ira E. Bell; State prison in
spector, .. B. Gibbs.-$l2,OOO fire in
business block at Cedar Rapids, lows
, -Palstial residence of NJ. x. Fail
banks, Geneva Lake, Wis, burnet
Loss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES high schot
at Providence, r. l., burned. Loss $2J
OOO.-TOrnado at Milford, Pa, BILE,
down fences, trees, barns, &c.-PaIae
Hotel, San Francisco, opened to tn
public.-Prof. fanny reaches Chey
enne, having spent five months in til
Black Hills, and reports them rich i
gold, and very fertile soil and mil
climate, with plenty of rain and tin
ber.-EpiZOOtic reached Cuba.
MONDAY. OCT. Is.
Joint committee to investigate a
legged Indian bureau frauds submit fu
report to President Grant, to the efFe,
that they couldn't find any frauds, e1
cept by the pork, beef and fioU
contractors. The committee make v:
riOus recommendations in favor
more stringent management.-Jam,
H. Tngersoll, one of the old Twee
ring in New York, gives damagin
testimony against the ring in the su
of the county to recover S7,729,2 q
form the estate of ex-Auditor Watso
Eastern railroad lines to raise freigl
rates to the West.-Brigham Youu
arrested for not Obeying verdict in +:
vOr of Anna Eliza Young TO pay h,
! $4,000 alimony.-R. B. Barnes, of S
Louis, appointed U. s. Marshan.--I
st. Louis, Dave Sullivan killed Ne
DeYern with knife.--In st. Geneviev
. Mo-, white man got drunk and Ia
| down on the bed of negro woma
f known as ''Bad Anna," and she spl
; his skull with a hoe.--Heayy It'd