, 1875-09-09

CHICAGO. Sept. "a special from
vicksburg says a riot occurred last night
in Republican club meeting at Yazoo
City, growing out of dispute about
honest officials, between the Republican
sheriff, Morgan, and Democratic negroes.
Some fifty shots were fred and deputy
sheriff Mitchell was killed and one ne
gro badly wounded. The town has
been in intense excitement all day.
Business is suspended and armed men
are picketing the road to guard against
invasion by negroes.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. "a dis
patch by courier from Fort Smith to
Atlas, forty miles distant from the near
est telegraph Office, says that the hang
ing of the six men at that place to-day
passed off oil quiet. All showed nerve
and refused to make any confessions.
LONDON, Sept. IA Vienna dispatch
to the Neos says it is asserted that rel =
resentatives of Austria at Belgrade not-
fed Servia that wilful aggression on her
part against Turkey may make it neces-
sary for Austria to send troops to Ser
via to preserve neutrality. An article
in semi-oficial journal Of Constanti-
nople resents foreign interference and
declares Turkey fully equal to cope with
rebellion and will not cede an inch OF
territory in Difference to demonstrations.
The Times dispatch from Berlin states
that the Porte has declared in reply to
cautions of the Powers that be is will
ing to refrain from offensive measures
against Servia provided the Servian
Government does not directly or indi>
rectly assist the insurgents.
MADRID, Sept. g. 1t is officially an
nounced that the Carlist General Dorr'-
garary has been twice defeated while
endeavoring to force passage into Ara
gon.
A special from London says that q
body of returned soldiers from Formosa
soon after landing at Foo Choo assault
ed an American lady and gentleman
with great violence severely bruising
both. An investigation is being made
by the United States Consul. The
Chinese Government is preparing to
send diplomatic representatives to the
leading Western nations.
Evidence daily grows stronger that
England is determined to make the
Margaray murder prete1t for seizing
and annexing Burmah. Large bodies
of British Indian troops are concentra>
ting on the frontier.
MONTREAL, Sept. 2.-This afternoon
members of the Canadian Institute and
some 800 friends accompanied the body
of Guiford to the Catholic Cemetery
from the Protestant. Meantime. SO
French Canadian roughs in and about
the gate were gathered. cursing Guiford
and vowing they would never let his
bones lie in consecrated ground. On
the approach of the procession a rush
was made by the mob. who barred the
gates and refused entrance. The hearse
was dri, en- to the graveyard, and Mr..
Donicker sent q bailiff to notify the
guardians of the cemetery that the
hearse was refused admission, also to
the city authorities demanding police
and military aid. 1000 people we're pres
ent and at half-past three the mob made
a rush for the hearse crying. "curse
him, curse him" aud stoned it off the
ground. The driver was injured and
many were bruised and trampled upon.
At As it was decided that it was i'm
possible to gain admission. and the
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cheers of the mob. Several fights took
place.
MONTREAL, Sept. 3.-The Priests deny
that they instigated the riot. Feeling
runs very high between Catholics and
Protestants. TIE Orangemen talk Of
fnrnipp ont at tho funeral
SAN Francisco, Sept. 3.-The fnan~
cial outlook improves every day. Gen"
orally business is resuming its usual
channels. The recent coin famine is
nearly over and much better feeling
prevails. The affairs of the Bank of
California are progressing favorably. In
an interview with prominent gentle-
man of the directory this afternoon, as
surances were given that the best pros
poets existed of its speedy reopening.
Guarantee of capital to the amount of
several millions are already subscribed
and more is promised. Creditors ex>
hibit a disposition to grant reasonable
extension on their demands and stock
holders without exception, so far as
seen, express their willingness to enter
into the proposed arrangement. A fur
ther examination into the state of its
assets warrants the assertion that their
condition is better than at first sup
posed. The directors at present prefer
to make public no detailed statement as
to the assets and liabilities, though in
formation was afforded to assist id OBJ
tanning general knowledge of the con-
dition of the bank which goes far to
confirm the recent favorable reports.
No definite time was stated for resump-
ton, but delay of about two weeks was
intimated. at which time full state
ment of affairs will be made public.
The San Francisco stock exchange
held q meeting to-day. $3.50, 900 was
subscribed to guarantee the resumption
of the bank and subscriptions were
made by individual members amounting