The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-04-16

with exception Of Judge Of Police Court,
which was given TO Republican by hand.
some majority.
PIT. Bsrnum was elected Mayor Of bridge.
port, Connecticut but Uncle John Robin.
son was defeated at Cincinnati.
Full retnrns from Connecticut say that
Governor Ingersoll's majority over all is
about $500. There was LARGELY decreased
prohibition vote, the total in the State be.
ing about 400 The Senate will stand
fifteen Democrats 10 sir Republicans, a
gain Of two for the latter. The Republi.
cans have also gained in the House, but
there will still be a Democratic majority Of
about twenty. stsrkweather, Republican,
is reelected to Congress over ex.United
States Senator Foster. aFi
A disastrous FIRE snd loss OF life occurred
recently at San Francisco, at the corner Of
Spear and Harrison streets, caused by the
espiosioncf giant powder IN frame build
ing there. A number OF frame buildings
occupied a. saloons were blown to kindling-
wood. The wall Of the bonded warehouse
adjacent was crushed, and :he whole build
ing was soon mass Of flames. Men, women
and children were crushed in the falling
ruins, or perished in the flames. The loss in
the bonded warehouse Is not less than half
million dollarS. .
William Biur. Of ssndushy about wear
ago ran away from st. Mary's Institute, Day.
ton, and was not again heard from until
April s, when he put in an appearance look
ing very much like tramp" which he
says he has been. lie has, during his alb
scnce, travelled over almost the entire coun.
try. His return will put at rest certain yery
unplesssnt rumors circulated st the time 10
the effect that the Brothers having charge of
the school had nut the boy out Of the vay.
Tn New York City, April Z, Count Mare.
foschi fulfilled the mission instructed TO him
by the Holy See Of announcing ofhcially TO
Archbishop McCloskey that the Holy Father
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Fores0" "e"s'
The conference Of Roman Catholic Bish-
ops, at Fulda, has closed. A message was
received from the Pope conveying his bless
inr. and urging the Bishops to perseyere.
Ii has lust transpired that on the I'd Of
Februarv The Prussiap Government sent a
note to Brussels in regard to the pastorals of
the Belcian Bisbops and other publications,
were sucb AS 10 encourage German Catholics
in oppositiop TO the State. Complaint was
also made Of The Ducbesne affair concern.
inc The alleged plot IA assa,sipate Prince
R;smarct The answer of the Belgian GOV.
eminent is not make known.
The Jym,, correspondent at Berlin saws
that there Ia reason 10 fear that the impend.
inc d,spotism Of the Archbisbop of Breslau
NAV occasion delicate complicstions in the
relations of Austria and Prussia, owing TO
the fac, thai a portion of the Archiepiscpal
Diocese lies in Austrian territor-
OaiciaI mourpins was briefly suspended
February e5 throughout China, for the
ceremonies Of the new accession. For n
few hours each city was devoted to solemn
forms and elaborate displays, after which
there was general return to the habits and