, 1875-09-16

ballot Pershing was declared the nomi-
nee for governor, amid the widest en-
thusiasm.
On the third ballet Piolettwas noni-
mated for state treasurer, and the conven-
ton adjourned.
SARATooA, Sept. 9.-General Spinner
accepted ass-republican nomination for
state comptroller.
ROME. Sept. 10-A deputation on be-
half of the American residents, both
Catholic and Protestant, visited Cardi-
nal Nc Closkey to day. and presented
as Q token of esteem. q complete Cardi-
nails dress. and mitre set with precious
stones, with an address Of good wishes
and veneration.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 10.-During . gale
last night. the bark Tanner attempted
to makathis port in charge of q tug.
but the tow-line parted and tie vessel
drifted southwest and stranded. At an
early hour this morning she sank. The
crew climbed into tho rigging and were
rescued. Capt. Howard attempted to
swim ashore and was drowned.
NASHVILLE. Sept 8. "A Decatur Gala. J
special says an organized band of eosn>
terfeiters. with headquarters ct St.
Louis, have been detected. Among them
are several wealthy and prominent citi-
zens of the state. The Paxon & Canton
national bank, $40 and $50. legal tend
ers, and 50-cent currency, are the bills
counterfeited. st. Louis seems to be
the supplying. point. Edwards, Gordon.
Bowers, Dunn and the Mills are whole
sale dealers. The end is not yet reach
ed. If the squads under the direction
of the chief officer of the secret service
division are to be believed. it is gigan-
tic combination Of counterfeiters.
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 1S.-Moodey and
Sankey held three numerously attended
services at Norfolk yesterday. Tuesday
they will decide on a revival campaign.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 13.-The
new fast mail train by the Pennsylvania
railroad which left New York a44:20
this morning arrived at West Philadel-
phia at $40 and at Harrisburg at To- 25
A. NJ, exact schedule time. .,.,o
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.--Judge Gilbert
of the Supreme Court of Brooklyn, to-
day rendered q decision in the civil
rights case, wherein VIM. F. johnson.
(colored,) sought to compel the princi-
pie of the public school to admit his
son instead of sending him to the schoo'
provided for colored children. Court
holds that common schools are public
charity, but benefits conferred by them
are free gift from the State and like
every other donor the State may pre-
scribe in what manner and upon what
terms and conditions the gift may be
enjoyed. The statute. by guaranteeing
equal privileges, does not confer the
right to enjoy them in common with
any particular school. The motion for
mandanus is denied.
Messrs. Mallory & Butterfeld. Al
Broadway. the largest dealers in paper
board in America. representing some
fifty different mills, announced their
suspension to-day.
Gold closed at 16H@as.
About forty members Of associated
Pioneers of California, met this even
ing to give expression of the feeling of
the Society for the misfortunes which
overlook the hate VIM. G. Ralston.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that
the sympathies of the Association were
in entire accord with those Of the citi-
zens of San Francisco, who have SO re-
Gently borne such emphatic testimony
of the character of the man and paid
such warm hearted tributes to his
memory.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 13.-Passengers by
the train from Grenada report serious
trouble in TALLAHASSEE County, Miss.
II miles west of Charleston. The whites
there had sent runners to Oakland for
aid and citizens there and at Grenada
we're organized to go there.
MONTPELIER, Sept. 13.-Violent
storms have occurred in this neighbor-
hood and great damage to crops. A
water spout destroyed fifty houses at
1t. Gilman. Nine dead bodies have
,een recovered and sixty persons are
till missing.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 13.-The Demo-
rats elected Moses H. Goodrich Mayor |
+ this city by 100 majority. and six Of
be ten Aldermen.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. 13.-Portland
ives Conner. (Republcan). 2,4l6.
(Democrat). 2,551; Demo-
ratio majority Of lis against last years
majority of 1853.
Sixty towns give Conner, Is, 102 and
1890. Last year the Repub- |
lean vote was IS, ,357 and the Demo-
ratio vote. 1885.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The Uma-
lila Agent being in doubt has inquired
# Commissioner Smith as to his power
% permit the Nevada and Northern
Telegraph Company to build their line
lcross the reservation ON the Meacham
Creek road. The Commissioner has
notified him there are no distinctions
whatever to the building of the line on
the reservation.
CoNs7ANT1NorLE, Sept. 13.--Serious
fighting occurred on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday last, in which tho Turks
were defeated.
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