American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-05-15
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Telegraphic Itelns.
London, May S.-The ship Saliva
dora from Saw annah for Liverpool,
is ashore near Holy Heal, and will
probably be lost. Her crew has
been landed.
PottsviIle, Pa, May S-The bridge
of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad has been partially burned.
1t is incendiary. The attempts to
week trains in the Schuyk kill valley
is increasing.
Berlin. May 8.-The Piussian po-
lice have received alarming notices
of threats against Bismarck and Min
lister Fslk. A special staff of four
teen detectives have been formed
for their protection.
New York, May 10.-The new
Fifth Avenue Prrshyte terrain church
was dedicated yesterday. 1t Stats
2, 100 persons and cost q million dol
lars.
Washington, May 10.-The print
ers who recently struck at the daily
Chronicle Office are making arrange
ments to publish . daily morning
newspaper, having purchased the
material for the purpose. They
have substantial support from the
printers union, the book binders,
and pressmen's union, and several
other influential trade associations.
Boston. May 10.-Five hundred
plasterers have struck for % 30 per
day. The present pay is $500.
Chicago, May 1O.-There were
six Chicago distilleries seized by the
government this morning on the
charge Of illicit distiliing.
Greensprings, O.-May 1O.-TwO
houses and every chimney has been
Frustrated and two children killed
by . tornado storm, from the south
to tho north for nearly two miles.
London, May 1O.-The Cora Lynn
from Darien for Troon has been lost
with the captain and ave men.
| London. Nay 1O.-The steamship
voyage from Lisbon to this city and
16O persons were drowned.
Cincinnati, May 11.-Three ladies
were drowned while attempting 10
cross the Ssudusky river in wag-
on.
Brooklyn, May 1.-The Plevet
carpct mills are burned. Loss, half
q million dollars. The mill employ
ed 400 persons.
| Leavenworth. May. 11.-Col. D.
X Anthony editor OF the Times.
and postmaster OF this city, was
fatally shot by VIM. Enbry, editor
of the Appeal, on the stairway of
the opera house. III feeling existed
between the parties.
Pottsville, May 1.-The situation
in the Schuyklll mining region is
growing daily more critical. Men
who are willing 10 work are compel
led to abandon the mines under
threats of death.
Washington, May 1.-THE best
planned sad most skilfnlly execu-
ted campaign over made hV the gov
eminent against the whisky ring.
illuminated yesterday 10 the seizure
Of more than thirty Of the largest
distilleries and rectifying houses in
St Louis. Chicago aud Milwaukee.
Washington, May 1.-The value
of distillery property seized yester-
day is over Q million dollars. De-
tectives are hunting up consign-
ments from Illicit distilleries. Bro
ken packages are seized.
New York, May 1.-The rush of
people to the agents Office still con-
tinues. Mr.. Leoahardt, of this city
called to-day to ascertain the fate al
his brother George Leonhardt, OF
Augusta, Ga, who had left on the
Schiller, with bis wife aud child for
Stallgart, taking large amount OF
property with him. No news cOnld
be given to the distressed gentle
man y no left the Office in tears.
Philadelphia, May 11.-Reports
from 200 counties indicate scarcely
. half crop Of winter wheat.
Philadelphia, May 1.-THE cross
examination Of Churchman'S alieg-
ed defalcation case, indicates that
the church owes the priest nearly
$500.
Key West. May 1.-THE mayor
and health officer officially state
that the city 10 perfectly healthy.
They pronounce false q special DIS
patch, dated Washington, May 8.
reporting that there had been two
deaths from yellow fever and that
several cases existed in the city.
Augusta, Ga, May 1.-The ar
gument was heard to-day before
Judge Gibson, on application for an
injunction restraining the Georgia
Railroad from paying interest on the
endorsed bonds of the Western
Railroad, of Ala bama. The Judge
reserved his decision.
Paris, May 1.-THE feeling here
is more hopeful. La Liberte says
the (!zar will propose a general dis
arming which Germany will sup
port.
LAWLEDS HNIRA
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