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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-18
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-02
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1875.

The Constitutional Convention OF Ala.
bama adjourns To-day, and the result OF
their labor goes before the people ior
vote.
A heavy gale is reported at Archangel,
Russia. Six vessels, with cargOes OF
lumber bound Tor England, have been
wrecked on the bar ut the mouth OF the
harbor.
A collision occurred on the railway,
at Fair Haven, Vermont, Thursday
night. Two men, named Carsweli and
Shay were killed, and two engines and
two freight cars completely demolished.
The London Globe says that formal
complaint of the aggressions Of the Span
ish Guardacostas in British waters. of
Gibraltar, has been made to his Govern
ment by The British Naval Commander
at Gibraltar.
Conductor Jones and Engineer Bar
ney, of the train which recently ran
over Mr.. Houghton, in Chicago, have
been held in $4,000 bail each, for man.
slaughter. The train was running
twenty miles an hour within the city
limits.
Ex-Postmaster Arnhalt, of st. Joseph,
No., is accused OF collecting and apprc.
priating the sum of$3 $50. as rent for a
news stand in the Post-office, which
money belonged to the Government.
Arnhalt pleads guilty, but claims that a
special agent authorized him to do SO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-02

Major B. r. Remington, Of the Romingtea
House, Pomeroy, Ohio, came in the city yes
tcrday as the aivance agentof " j. N, the Im-.
MORTAL" and will post him in the interior q
the Srate during the pressure Of our ilIustrioas
speaker.
VIM. Griffith, ESQ.,, the venerable willow
ware manufacturer Of POultney, VT, Is ia TIN
city, looking after matters connected with hin
line Of business. He is stopping ut the CraM-
ford House.
Misses Sallie and Jennie Price, the accom-
plished daughters Of the venerable C0lOnd
Price, the celebrated Grccnprier (Wcst vir-
ginia) coal man, are here taking in tho sights
ut the Exposition.
Samuel Waldman, ESQ, editor of the SpYinx-
field Daily Republic, Of Springfield, 0hleI
cailed on us this morning. He is an intalll-
gent and clever knight OF the quill. In otneE
words, MIR. Waldnan is ''hale fellow Wsla
met"
Our old confrere and friend, Colonel JsmgI
Atkinson, the liberal hearted and wkoie.
souled proprietor OF the Lag0nda House. e
Springfield, Ohio, dropped in upon us tkil
morning TO state his congratulations at the ei-
eyant display of our Exposition, and the c0,n-
pleteness Of our Geological Garden. He il .
guest Of that truly good man, Frank Baskfrl,
at the Crawford House.
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The Bogus BOndsmen Troubles
Interesting to Bankers--AnOther
OhiOan Mentioned for the Inte-
riOr Department., etc., etc.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.--Mary Miller,
alias Lena Miller, Charles G. Fisher,
John Green, VIM. M. Evans and Benja-
min f. Leighton have been indicted by
the Grand Jury for conspiring to procure
the release OF the burglar Snyder. They
will be arraigned Tor hearing In the
Criminal Court on Monday.
The Internal Revenue Act of June 30,
1854, as amended imposed tax OF one
twenty-f0urth Of one per cent. each
month upon capital employed by any
person in business Of banking, beyond
the average amount invested IN United
States bonds. The Commissioner of In
'ternal Revenue rules that the pledging
of United States bonds, in which the
fixed capital Of the banker Is invested as
collateral security for money borrowed,
does not deprive the banker oil his right
to an exemption of that portion of his
capital SO invested, for the reason that
the bonds so pledged shall remain the
property OF the banker, subject only to
contingent rights of the party to whom
represent fixed capital.
The Comptroller OF the Currency re-
ports that eighty-rhree National banks
have been organized since the passage
OF the act of January IA, 1876, with Gap
ital Of nine million two hundred aud
thirty y-fOur thousa and dollars, to which
circulaJiun has been issued amounting
to five million and twenty.three thou
sond seven hundred and thirty dollars.
Total amount of additional circulation
Issued since passage of act, is ten mill
ion two hundred and eighteen thousand
dollars. Total amount Of legal tender
notes deposited for the purpose Of secur-
ing circulation since passage of the act
five million forty-two thousand sew
en- hundred and twenty-seven dollars.
Amount of national bank circulation out
stapding OH October !, Is three hundred
and forty-seven million eight hundred
and sixty-three thousand seven hundred
and forLy-two dollars in general esti-
mate submitted to him. The solicitor Of
the treasury decides that the license tax
upon the capital OF a national bank can
not be enforced by any State, and that
State officers have no right either to
examine or to exact reports from national
banks. He says that such legislation
W0ulu De destructive 10 tue pTluclplt6
the relation Of the Federal
and State governments.
The name Of j. X. Ewing, OF Fayette
county, Ohio, is added to the list Of can
didates for the Secretaryship Of the In-
terror. A gentleman, just arrived rom
Ohio, who conversed with Mr. Delano
yesterday, says the appointment will go
either to MI. Ewing or q. Dawson Cole
man.
The Secretary of the Treasury has is
sued his twenty eighth call for the re-
demption OF 8 20 bonds of 1864.
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HALIFAX, NaS., Dot. 2.-The brig Mir
ella hes beoomeaa total wreck OF Hall
tax harbor. She was owned by r. Burke
& Son, and insured here.
The Minister of Agriculture arrived
last night and met the Advisory Board
Of the Centennial Exhibition this morn
ing.
The trial Of Robbins was concluded
last evening, the jury finding him guilty
OF the murder Of his wife.
The barque President, which was
launched at H0utsport, in July, has
been lost in the English channel.
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BODY sNATCHINa.


ztC0 Hen Arrested IN the Act of StsolJHg
BOdtes from Cemetery.
Mitchell johnson alias Flukes McGrew, cos-
ored man and weil-known body snatcher. and
Richard Worthington, were arrested bv Oaaocr
Mccarthy on Chapel street, West WAinae
Hills. at an early hour this morning, with tws
bodies. that OF man and woman, In tiadzr
possession.
They were taken to the Walnut Hills Sta-
| n-house, where the charge OF body y-snasch-
| ing was put opposite their names. The boiito
were being conveyed in wagon In TWO bA0B
at the time the officer made the arrest anl
were stolen from the German Protestant Cez1t-
etery in the above vicinity.
The graves which had been made but yestdx-
day were easily opened, the c. mas were brDkea
and by means of a rope with u regular siip-
moose attached to it, the bodies were drawn
out. Marks OF the rope around the necks ef
the bodies showed that the moose had besa
thrown over their heads and tnat they Wer1
thus pulled out.
Undertaken Habig, who was informed Of tn
matter, by order OF Coroner Maley. had shs
bodies conveyed to mis- establishment, whfrc
one was identified as that OF Mrs. Cass0adE1
Emmerle, who was killed by falling from tlfe
third story of the porch at her resiuencos NA
~ Wilson street. few days ago.
she was again placed IN CONN, ana ~.
Emmerle was informed OF the matter. lie came
down to Habig's soon after. lie was grief-
stricken anu indignant, stating th&t he Wvu;A
have the perpetrators of the decd brought -
full Justice.
was about interring the body, he thought As
acted very strangely, as he only partialp
filled The grave up with earth, aud thew e .
vesy loosely.
From this it is supposed that the sexton has
hand in the affair. The other body was thaA
OF man who had died OF consumption; it heo
not yet been identified.
The resurrevtionlsts were arraigncd in tn
nur hnN xxfal lrpAu a nv mi ~
aud were bound over IN the sum Of f5vo eacas
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ton, and Beur Bros. g. Son, of Saint Cor
den, Massachusetts. NJ
Mr., Beecher will preach in Plymouth
Churca tomorrow.
AT the Continental Works, Green
Point, Mr.. T. Il. Rowland has completed
tbeI new hull for the double-turreted
United States monitor Wayodu0ck,
WHICH is now ready for shipment to San
francisco. She is 25O feet long. When
thei Department is ready she will be
taken down and slowed in n sailing yes-
sci pnd shipped to Moore Island, where
thelframe will be set up, the platform and
arnlor put on, and the vessel be put IN
condition Tor service.
The Daily Witness. announces this
morning that the encouragement and
aid received warrants it to go ON with,
mcfeased vig0r. The Witness an
nouplced, about two weeks ago, that 1t
would suspend publication on the 1st Of
October. Since that announcement IAN
gible proof in the shape of subscriptions
and advertisements has been re-
ceived that Its presence Is necessary.
A lain storm set in in this section
yesterday afternoon, and still continues
at intervals. Last night the weather
was more moderate. Reports received
here state that severe storm has been
raging generally in the Middle Atlantic
States, its course being toward the
coast. 1t is anticipated .that the storm
was quite severe OFT the Atlantic coast.
TRADE PROSPECTS.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA review Of
business during the past week does not
compare untavorably with the same Pc
riod last year, and prospects are enc0ur.
aging. The South and West are absorb
ing large quantities OF dry goods. The
crops are so abundant as TO give mer-
chants hopes OF activity here during the
fall and winter. Wholesale dealers in
dry goods, clothing, snoes, groceries and
metals, are confident OF fair trade. A..
L. Stewart and other leading dry goods
merchants say that sales have been
larger than last year, and the prospects
are much brighter. Leading members OF
the Produce Exchange regard the check
to gram shipment to England as only
temporary, and caused by overstooking
the British market during July and Au-
gust.
ANOTHER GEORGIA SCARE.
A special from JonesbOro', Georgia,
says on Monday the armory Of the Clay
ton Volunteers was broken into, and II
guns stolen. They were found In col
Ored school house and replaced in the
armory. 1t Is supposed the guns were
stolen for the purpose ofresculng Speer,
c0lored man sentenced to be hanged
Oh the 9th inst. for rape. Trouble is ex-
pected.
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The Republican Executive Committee heldA
meeting at Hopkins Hall at ~ O'Clock this
morning, President Amor Smith, Jr., in -
Chair, and Mr.. G. r. Anderson acting as Secre-
tary.
The minutes Of the previous meeting wen
read and approved.
Mr.. Cornell, Chairman Of the Confersnm
Committee. submitted detailed report In ue-
gard to the judges and clerks for the
election, to the effect that two judges and one
clerk should be appointed In each ward whcrs
the Democrats had majority for Mr.. Bell, ,who
was elected Secretary Of State two years age.
anu one judge and one clerk for every watn
where he had q minority vote.
In every ward where Wykof. the Republlcna
candidate for Secretary Of State, had major
ily the Republicans were to appoint Two judges
and one clerk, and where they lad minority
one judge and one CLERK.
The report was adopted, and after some dis
cussion a motion was carried that the Repub-
lican Executive Committeeman from each
ward should see to it that the proper persuns
were appointed to act as judges and clerks fsr
| the elec. ion.
The Committee then adjourned, to meet again
next Saturday at ~ O'clock
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DemOcFOuC EcecNttUe tOntWdt00s
The Democratic Executive Committee mst
this morning at 10 o'clock at their Headguar-
ters, at 260 Vine street, President VIM. q
Brown in the chair. The minutes of the las&
meeting were read and appro we'd.
ported that forty-hve meetings had been held
except one or two, und these were owing to tho
ber Of years no spirit like at present, has been
exhibited in these meetings.
General Cary will be occupied in making
speeches throughout the entire week. A m2se
meeting will be held Tonight at the OIL
Brighton House, and we request the GermaEs
to come out in full force.
On Tuesday evening an open air mass mect-
ing will be held in the city, when Governor
Allen anu d. W. Voorhees,, OF Indiana, WtA
make addresses.
Our Governor will come to the city and no
main at q private house. On Tuesday after
noon he will give public reception At flaa
Gibson House. On saturday Dight the mass
meeting at Vine and Hamilton road will fn
addressed by Hon. Jas. b. Beck, OF Kentucky,
and General Cary.
The campaign will be closed on Monday
evening, OctoDer l1th. by Mr.. PendletOa ~
RobinsOn's Opera-hOnse.
The committee then went into executive s0s-
sion, to hear the report Of The Finance Com
mittee.
Alter hearing the reports from the dinereai
wards, tho MEETING adjourned till next Tues-
day at ~ o'clock.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-02

A BAND Of thioves stole lot of lead pipe and
brass cocks yesterday from the Ross Hill brew
cry, owned by Jacob Elsas. One OF the thieves
Is known.
+ SAMuI L JOHNSON made an assignment Of his
stock OF rags, paste, &C., at No. ~ East Second
street, to day, 70 Alfred A. Clarke for the BEN
efit OF his creditors.
A COLLISION occurred between two locomo-
tives on the Little Miami railroad, at w ash
ington street, this morning. No damage was
done, further than some injury to the engines.
The annual meeting OF the Pork Packers
Association, Tor the election Of officers and
the submission OF the annual reports, will
take place at the Provision Exchange ON Mon
day morning at II o'clock.
J. w. SANDERS was arrested in GAINESVILLE,
O., recently for misusing the mails by adver-
tising game Of chance to defraud the people,
and was committed to the county jail this
morning by u s. Commissioner Godder to
await the action Of the grand jury.
The following property was sold at Sherin,s
sale this morning: piece Of real estate situ-
1900. Lot ID Rldales subdivision, a. Hamilton mi tom
county, to Q. J. W. Smith for $2,0OO. A lot on
Hunt street, rs feet front, to Adam Mangold
for 81, ,s15.
The royal tigers and the lions at our Zoo-zoo
are now In their large cfges at the carniyofa.
till P. NJ. by the full Germania band. The
gate at Forest avenue is hereafter open on
Sundays. Hawley has tickets to the garden
for sale at l64 Vine street.
FRANKIE DRUFFEL, three-ycar old son Of
Mr.. John Drufiel, who keeps a saloon at No. 90
East Second street, between Broadway and
Ludlow, fell down aprivy vault this morning,
ami when taken out showed no signs Of life.
DR.. Hale was called, and after administering
rest0ratives had the good fortune to resuscitate
him. The child will, without doubt. recover.
THE recent issue OF the Courier des Etats-
Unis,. French Journal published in New
York city, contains, among other items of in
terest TO Cincinnatians, the names of the sub
scribers to the fund for the relief of the French
sufferers. The sum reaches upwards Of SOD, as
already stated, and the name OF each con-
triDutor Is givcn with the amount subscribed.
Copies OF tile paper are on sale by the leading
news dealers.
ONE Of cur prominent citizens, who has bu
returned from Europe, states that the
Great Paris Industrial Exposition Is almost .
~ ~ -
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Late Foreign News.
LOOKING FOR THE AssAss1Ns.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 2.-The Chinese au-
thorities are exerting themselves to dis
cover the assassins Of Margray. Chi
nese officials have arrested u number OF
the Inhabitants OF Manioyne and put
them to the torture, amputating their
hands and inflicting other punishments,
TO ext0rt, if possible, the names or
whereabouts of the murderers.
OFFENSIVE AND DEFENSIVE.
CALCUTTA, Oct. at is currently re-
ported here that Burmah ana China have
concluded an offensive and defensive
treaty.
THE FIGHT AT KLECK.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Further details OF
the fight at Kleck have been received.
It is reported that three battalions Of
Turks we're totally defeated, and twen-
ty five beheated.
DOMINION DOINGS.
OTTAWA, Oct. 2.-Sir Alex. Calf has
left for Montreal. He held conferences
while here with the Minister of Marine
and Fisheries, and Mr.. Whitaker, Fish
ing Commissioner. 1t is understood that
the figures prepared in the Fisheries
Department show that Canada has an
almost lndisputable right to at least
seven millions OF dollars per annum from
the American Government.
Information has been received from
Gov. Morris, OF Manitoba, stating that
he and brother-commissi0ner had sue
ceeded. In concluding = q treaty, with
Saultreaux and Swampy Crees, at Bernis
river. The territory surrendered covers
both sides OF the lake, anu about 10000
square miles.
MORE SUNDAY TROUBLE FEARED.
MONTREAL, Oct. 1.-Excitement in To-
ronto is on the increase, and the Mayor
called meeting last evening for the
purpose Of considering what steps can
be taken to prevent reoccurrence OF
the procession and acts of violence re-
gu ting therefrom. The Police COmmis-
si0ners are holding meetings and are in
communication with Roman Catholic
authorities. 1t 10 rumored that dis
patches have been received from Buffalo,
Cleveland and other American cities,
Offering assistance to the Catholics from
their parent societies. Sunday Is looked
anxiously forward to.
A very exciting meeting was held last
night, with reference to last Sundays
riot. Mostly Orangemen were present.
The popular feeling favors the sToppage
OF the Roman Catholic pilgrimage next
Sunday. Peace resolutions were drawn
up by prominent Orangemen, but failed
to carry, until with great difficulty it
was resolved to allow all to attend their
respective places of worship, but to re-
quest Archbishop Lynch to prevent the
procession. The Roman Catholics have
no idea of giving up the pilgrimage.
From seven to ten thousand people are
expected to turn out, and bloody work
fs anticipated.
SERIOUS DIFFICULTY In STOCKHOLM.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. "A serious event
has occurred here between the militia
and the police. A quarrel arose which
rapidly developed into bitter fight.
The militia men gathered in force and
stormed the police station at the point
|of the bayoHet. The guards on duty at
tackled and subdued the militia. Many
of the latter were wounded.
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FLASHES.

Joseph Killar, editor Of the Mans
field, o., Courier. died last night.
Memorial services in honor Of Elk.
President johnson will be held at Nash
vile to-day.
Mrs. A. W. Powell, of Cleveland, CON-
mItted suicide yesterday, shooting her.
self through the neart.
The Interstate Levee Convention as.
sembles ut Vicksburg, Miss, to-day,
WITH iuil representation.
Tue National Convention Of Pork
Packers will commence its annual ses-
sion in ST. Louis next Tuesday.
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The Springer Music Hall.

Aprrtion Of the Springer Music Hall Com
mittee met at the Board Of Trade Rooms at Il
O'Clock this morning, only four members. Mr..
j. Shillito, VIM. Munson, Josiah Kirby asd
Col. Moore, being present. AS seven members
are required to make a quorum, no business &
importance was transacted. Col. Moore sug-
gested that circulars be sent to each memberof
the committee, requesting them to bring b
their books and report the entire amount Of
general consent, was accepted, and the Presi-
'dcnt requested the secretary to prepare the mo-
tices as required. The meeting then adjourned
to meet at the same place upon Saturday neKk
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New York.

Failure = MIR. Beecher = Monitor
Way0duOck The Daily witness
Storm.
; NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Peter Beaton,
furniture dealer of Grant street, has
tailed tor, it is said, thirty thousand dol
lars. His principal creditors are Wake-
tsld s Co., Boston, Mclean \ Co.., Bos-
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complete failure. the general impressions ID
Europe, as in this country, being that these
expositions are being ovcrdone, coming in TOO
close proximity with one another, the people
being satiated or rather nauseated by them.
The attendance at the Paris Exposition was
not as large oy iully one-nah as that Of ozr
say, in the great city of Paris, where the poo
pie are celebrated for their love OF amuso-
ments, the nall was not opened at all, the Con-
missioners being unable to make the receipts
pay the gas bill. 49,,
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LN0R RSALE-NEWSPAPER OFFICE The
I advertiser offers for sale hal interest in
a well established newspaper office in one of
the largest and most ffourishing cities in Ohio
Desiring to devote himself exclusively TO the
editorial department OF the papof, he wants a
partner entirely capable OF at ending to the
business of the office, and offers rare induce-
mcnist to such a man. For partic iiars, adiress
w. II. FOS SEER, Secretary and Treasu er Go.
lumbas Paper Company, Columbus, Ohio.
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