The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-09-02


I IN France. lie AoHitear says Franc. il omen
to all foreigners, hut that the Government
Is entitled To oppose all sssemblsges or dis
plays ut banners and insignia calculated 70
disturb public order, and il win not fa,l In
| its duty. The government aud public DDin.
ion of France agree that il is their duty ia
abstain from interference with the discus
sions ana conflicts IN Germany between the
church and state. and for the sake OF neace.
which is dear to us and desirable ts the
Germans, to avoid making french territory
i scene of their religious discussions
/ LoNDcS, august 2S.-The Standard, in
its financial column, says the circular nutes
of the Bank OF California are somewhat
largely held by travellers, but they may
soon be paid under arrangements now
! p ,nding.
| PLYMOUTH, England, August 2S.-0ne
of the coroners jury in the ROYAL yatcht
collision inquest announces that all nf the
| jurors favored verdict of accidental
death, but differed as to the blame at
taching To individual officers. The feeling
against the officers of the Royal yacht were
very strong, and some OF them weIr mo
Tested on the street by mob.
MALTA. August 2S.-The Hartford il
here, homeward bound. The difficulty he
tween the American Consul and the Tripod
itans was settled Thursday. An APOLOGY
was made by order of Porte. The aff air
originated in some seamen entering the
Cousufs garden for matches.
LONDON, August 2s.--A special dispatch
to the EreRing Standard says ''It is ruS
mored that majority Of the jury Of inquest
was in favor OF verdict of imam -slaug nGcs'
against the officers of the Royal yacht,
which ran down the Mistletoe."
RAausk, August 2S.-Mehemet Ali has
been appointed commander-iu-chiefo OF the
Turkish forces in Herzegovina and Bosnia.
He arried here yesterday on his way to Ser
| ajavio to assume command.
The Serve Pascha, extraordinary commits
sioner of the Porte, passed here yesterday
on steamer, going to Kleck. The steamer
also carried troops and artillery.
FRANKFoRT-oE-THE-MA August 29.-
The editor of the Frankfurter Zeitung was
sent to prison for refusing to testify rs TO
the authorship Of certain articles, the pub
location Of which was in violation of the
press laws.
PARIS, August ga dispatch from
Perpigran says the news OF the surrender
of SEQ de Urgel is doubted there. Tue
latest dispatch from Gen. Campos was
dated the evening of the twenty-sixth,
and says the Cariists still refuse to become
prisoners He says: II shall probably
grant further brief suspension Of HOSTILE
ties, after which, if they remain obstinate,
shall attack the citadel"
Representatives OF foreign powers will
meet in Mostar; and attempt the pacifica-
ton of Turkish troubles. ~
SAN FRANCISCO, August 1910 p. NJ
The general feeling about the city to- night
is rather blue. The cashier of the National
| - II 4 4 ~.
gentleman during an interview this even
ing, that the bank would open in the morn
ing but that it might have to suspend dur
ing the day. This bank paid all its gold
in the afternoon and also good deal of
silver. If it Can make arrangements to-
night for com, it may be able to ride over
tomorrow. A run is expected on the San
Francisco and Merchants Exchange banks
tomorrow.
A meeting of the bank presidents was
called this evening to concert measures for
relief. The Board of Brokers has also
called a meeting. 4,
COLUMBUS, August 27.-The final ar
engagements for the soldiers national re-
union at Caldwell, have been made, and the
reunion will be held on September first,
second and third.
BOMBAY, August 27.-The Gazette, of this
city, publishes a statement that the British
Minister at Pekin, China, has been thwarted
and insulted in his negotiat ons with the
Chinese government and has telegraphed to
London tor instructions and for reinforce
ments to British troops In China.
LONDON, August "a. = The Manchester
Guardian and Birmingham Post publish, in
their special dispatches from London, in
formation which corroborates the report OF
| $50 Al a
rived from the foreign Office here.
LONDON, August 27.-It is reported the
Khokan insurgents have surrounded the
town of Kaojendi, a large city fifty miles
from Khokan. A commissioner between
Saschkende and Kaojendi was intercepted.
The authorities of Saschkende are arming
the Russian inhabitants of the city.
LONDON, August 27.-The Globe says tel
egraphic intelligence has been received
from China of an occurrence which is like
Iy, lif not promptly settled, to disturb the
friendly relation between England and thai
country.
LONDON, August 27.-The Daily Zele
qraph, in its financial column to-day, say,
private kilograms from Montevideo stat,
that the dissatisfaction with the Presiden
and his Ministry is such that no doubt i
entertained but that another revolution il
imminent In Uruguay.
New YORK, August 28.-Archibald, Bsx
ter & Co., who suspended few weeks ago
filled the schedule in the county clerk
office. The assets are about $40, 900, ant
the liabilities IN the neighborhood of $3.50
900. They think that they will be able t,
pay sixty per cent, and if time will b
given, very nearly, or quite, dollar for dol
lar. The assignees' bond was fixed at $40
900.
New York, August 2S.-Juan LeNIier {
Co., soap and flour dealers, havesuspepded
Their liabilities are estimated at from $500,
600 to $500, 900. They were carrying I
large stock of hides.
New YORK, August 2S.-A. Cowing 4
Co., one of tine largest manufacturing firms
In the United States, have made an assign
ment to f. NJ. b. Lathrop, of Senaca, where
their factory is. They have large concern
in this city and depots in Chicago, st.
Louis, Kansas City and other places. John
p. Cowing, founder of the firm, although
not now a member thereof, says he will give
up everything to pay the creditors.o He
charges the disaster TO gross mlsmanage-
; ment.
Last night, in a quarrel between the cap
tain of the Josephine Potts and his mate,
the former was killed by blow OF q hatchet.
The murderer escaped.
NEW York, August %. AT the execu-
tive offices of the Western Union Telegraph
Company this afternoon, reporter ascer-
tanned that a committee of that company
and of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company, have effected consolidation in
favor of a lease of the property of the At
lantic and Pacific by the Western Union
Company, and subject only TO ratification
by their respective boards OF directors.
The Atlantic and Pacific has been treated
at a capitalization of 81, SOC, 900 instead OF
$40, 900, 900 of stock outstanding, bat the
committees decline to state, for the present,
whether the rental is to be fixed OF grsdua.
ted on the profits Of the Western Union
Company.
WASHINGTON. August %. -Ralston, pres
ident of the Bank Of California, drowned
himself