, 1875-05-13

Lfw1sroS. Maine. May II. = Rev.
Geo. Wsbha, Of Kentkiil. committed
suicide this morning At this place by
hanging.9q a-otf2i fi-a sre-1
NEw YoRx. May 11.-Gold closed at
15H9i5N. Specie engagements for
|to.morfow are half million.
PANS, May 1.-The feeling here is
more hopeful. LaLiberta says the Czar
intends to propose general disarming
and Germany will support the PROPOSE
tion 1870 y 50 aeii-e
The bill for the suppression Of re'i-
gious orders passed to its third reading
to-day in the Lower House.
The Berlin Post says there are rea-
sons to suspect that certainP Polish priests
have oonspired against the lives of
Prince Bismark and DIR. Falck, Minister
of Ecclesiastical affairs. and that three
persons whose names are already known
to the police, were hired to carry out
the plot.
BERLIN. May II. - The Provencial
Press and Bourse Gazette repose that
tie police procured ths arrest abroad Of
the principal conspirator in the plot 10
assassinats Bismark and Falck. The
Gazette says the prisoner is relative Of
Archbishop Leochowski. The Press
states that he is related to NJ. Danning.
Ladocowski's predecessor. Both jour-
nails assert that the plot included the
assassination Of the Emperor.
Tho Lower House has passed bill
abrogating three clauses Of the consti-
tuition. r. ft ~ - zo}
The rumor that GsrmsEy and Russia
intend to address q representation to
France in relation to armament il false.
LONDON, May ia special to the
Standard from Berlin says Bismarck
and Gortzchakoff will decide during the
Gar visit whether Germany should
answer the last Belgian's note directly
or appeal to the guaranteeing powers.
The recent war-like rumors are declared
to be the work of stock jobbers.
LONDON May 1.-THE weather was
fair and the sea calm at Scilley Island
to-day. The Schiller could by ap-
preached without danger and boats
piled between the wreck and shcre all
day. Many bodies have been recovered
and considerable quantity of the cargo.
Two divers left Penseance for the wreck.
The inte.ment of the dead at st. Mary's
was most decorous and the cofins were
strewn with flowers. But few of the
bodies have been claimed by friends.
LEAvENwoRrH. Kansas May 11.-Last
night William Embry, editor of the Ap.
peal, shot and fatally wounded Col. NJ.
Il. Anthony. editor of the Times. There
was newspaper quarrel between them
over matters connected with the Typo
graphical Union. 90
The excitement about the ATTEMPTED
assassination Of Col. D. B. ANTHONY. is
still most intense. The critical oondi-
ton Of Anthony still continues. Ply.
sicians are divided in opinions as to the
probable result. Embry, the assassin
is Jail awaiting the result of Anthony.
wounds. Downing, supposed to be an
aceomplice, was released on his person.
al recognizance. .e.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. May 1O,-At Hope
Ark, on Saturday, Col. R. a. Gaines,
agent for New Orleans firm, shot and
killed Dr., Winn, a. hotel keeper, in a
personal quarrel.
CHEYENNE. Wy, May 1O.-Red Cloud,
Spotted Tail and II other chiefs of the
Sioux Indians, arrived here at noon to-
day and will leave for Washington to-
morrow to treat with the Government
for the sale of the Black Bills.
Geo. W. Homan, form erly of the Om-
aha Transfer Company, has entered in
to contract with citizens of this city
to put on daily line of stages from
Cheyenne to Harvey peak. in the Black
Hills as soon as the Government will
permit him to do so.
SAN FRAscIsoo. May Arrived,
steamer Los Angeles, Victoria and Puget
Sound; bark Fresno. Departure Bay;
Ship ia mes Cheston, Port Gamble; bk.
Rainier, Port Gamble; bark Northwest,
Port Madison; bark Amethyst, Belling-
ham Bay: bark Winiward, Seatt Q bark
Oregon. Seabeck.
Sailed. bark Onward. Port Townsend,
bark Aureola Seattle; bark Annie, Port
Madison.
PORTLAND. May 12.--Arrived, steamer
Ajax. Steamer Gussie Telfair will sail
tomorrow evening for Victoria.
SAN Francisco. May TO- C. ]. Bren-
ham, well known by old residents on
the Pacific Coast died at his residence
in this city. today.
La CONNER. May ia Senome dis
patch says that the wreck of the bark
Union was sold today to s. D. Howe. of
this place for $50. The sails, ropes. etc.
were purchased by William P. Jones,
Superintendent Of the Bellingham Bay
Coal Company.
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