, 1875-08-26

law, but lynch the prisoners. Moder-
alton is counseled. but fears for the
worst are entertained. Many believe
the affair greatly exaggerated, and thct
no mischief was intended. The letter
is. somewhat similar to the above men7
toned intercepted in Hancock county,
sometime ago, and the whites armed,
but no conflict took place. There is-the
greatest excitement in the counties
threatened, and I the slightest impru.-,
dence may cause most serious conse7
In an editorial notice of the above
dispatch, the Times says up to the pres
ent point the alarm seems ludicrous,
but when We think of the possible fate
Of negroes in the hands of militia crazy
with fear it has serious look. , he.
LONDON. August 1s.--A Spanish yes-
sci shipping materials Of war for Bar
celona yesterday, suddenly exploded
and sunk. Fifty persons were killed or
drowned. ia5 'sf' ,a1.sa- 'aF+e
New YORK. August ia London
special says a still further decline of
one quarter per cent, is noted in Cons
soils and u. S. 6s of 81 Erie has fallen
u; Central and Union Pacific 6 and
Central Pacific 61l have fallen altogeth-
er. The market is in an anxious condi-
ton. IS q o9s
ST. LOUIS, Aug. ia dispatch from
McLeansboro, Ill.,, says Mrs. Chas. M.
Oglesby, e living near lWallpole. was
found in her house last night with her
throat cut from ear to. ear. and the razor
which the act was done with, lying on
the floor. Her husband, young man
2S years old, formerly from Possy coun-i
ty, Ind, was arrested on suspicion of
having committed the deed. 30.
New YORK, August ia West In
dia letter says: American Minister, Mr..
Bassett, in Port au Prince, daily expects
an outbreak among the Haytien people.
He has Gen. Corroll lodged in his house
under protection of the American flag
and refuses to surrender him to the
Government. He has requested the
United States Government to send him
a man-of-war for his protection. Mr..
Bassett's house is surrounded by a
guard who daily insult him and his fam
lily. Carroll was one of the chief lead
ers of the outbreak recently against the
President and has been condemned to
death. Y;sia- 5 g. rc
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. -Corie Thresh-
er, a colored school teacher, has brought
suit against the Pullman Palace Car
Company. claiming $4,000 for refusal
10 allow her to travel on palace car
from Cincinnati to Washington.
LONDON, August 19.-Foreign stocks
are reported falling heavily. The mar
ket is dull, feeling the effects of the
tumble yesterday in Turkish, Egyptians
and Peruvians.
MADRID, August 19.-The Royal Brig
ade routed Dorregary. while the latter
was trying to penetrate into Aragon, ,and
forced. him to the mountains. General
Joveller holds all the passes at Balezur
and will prevent Dorregaiay's escape
in the direction of Lerda.
BouR La DAME, August 10. - The.
Carlist force operating near Belone to
intercept supplies, yesterday captured
II wagons of provisions of the Royal
Army. Gen. Saballo arrived at Leo de
Urgel; other Carlists are approaching
and an attempt will be made to raise
the siege.
LONDON, Aug. 1S.-A dispatch from
Vienna reports the radicals victorious
in the elections in Servia. The Deuts-
che Zeitung states that the radicals will
move on Skuptschina. and that Servia
has sent an army to Herzegovina to aid
the insurgents. -r}s~ssa.
RAaUsA, Aug. 1880 Turkish
troops landed at Kleck, and will march
to Formosa. The insurgents are strong
ly posted in the mountain gcrges on
the route. Communication with the
northern frontier is cut of.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-A letter from Dal-
malta dated Aug. 10th, says 10000 men
are ready to join the Bosnian insurrec-
ton, and that ScIavonians from all
parts we're arriyingt to fight for indepen-
dence.
A Vienna special to the Standard says
letters from Belgrade express the fear
that Prince Milan will shortly be expell>
ed from Servia.
LONDON, Aug. 1s.-The Times COM
on the Turkish situation, says
while We think the success of the rebell-
ion would be calamity at the present
time, because it might precipitate dis
rupture Of the Ottoman Empire and
plunge Europe into a mighty war, we
cannot blame the people who seek to
throw off an intolerable yoke.
New York, Aug. 18.-Panama dispatch
es in this city announce the death by
of Senior Gabriel Garcia
Moreno. president of the republic of
Ecuador. The intelligence was brought
by special courier from the capital to
the Pacific coast. thence by packet to
Panama, and by cable to this city.
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