The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23

solution Of the respective boards; special
committee 70 be appointed BY each board,
! to Whom shall We referred all matters Of
difference. il any. that may arise relative
to the practical working oi the arrange
ment. and with power 70 adjust All COM
plants between the two companies.
The Pennsylvania company opens its
fiaius between rhiladelphia and New York
to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad on the
same terms taat they give other connect
| ing roads at Philadelphia. This agree
ment, III is believed, will beofa permanent
character. LII understood tile details OF
the agreement will not be published.
| NEw YoRE June l6.--Some weeks ago
W. W. Tillotson, treasurer Of Booths
Theatre, was charged before Commissioner
Davenport with having violated The Civil
Rights bill in refusing to sell ticket to
Vim. Il. Davis. colored mar. and as such
not entitled 70 seat in the Theatre else
where than ina portion of the upper part
Of the house set apart for colorcd persons.
at the time OF Tilotson i arrest. his conn
| sol claimed that lie had not violated the
law. inasmuch asits prohibition OF dis
elimination as to color didn't apply 10
theatres which were managed simply private
as business speculatiaus, subject to such
regulations as to admission rs their proprie-
:ors might deem proper 10 impose. Tillnt-
son waived an examination. ana gave bail
to await the action Of the United States
grand jury,
During the sessions Of the grand jury
Davis has been before il several times. but
failed 70 impress the jurors that had case
that they were warranted IN entertaining.
aud they therefore presented no blIagaiust
Fillotson. In view Of the interest taken 10
this case, this action Of the grand jury Isl
important.
INDIANPoLIs. June f.-During
heavy rain storm yesterday two men aud
woman drove to the Central lauk. and The
woman engaged one II the clerks 10 conyer-
sation " tic carriage. The two men en-.
tered the bank and began talking 10 the
cashier. who was presently setto work
fgaring ont the interest on i large sum
which they desired 10 loan. While the
cashier was thus engaged tie uien slipped
into their pockets packages 10 the amount
Of from $1,000 TO $1,000, and got off
with it. No arrests yet.
New York June ia Boston dis
patch says. General Fitzugh lee Yesterday
in conversation on behalfof himself and all
the prominent gentlemen who came 70 Bos-
ton with the Southern military companies.
expressed the utmost satisfaction and plea
sure in view oftae reception given them by
the people Of Massachusetts,, and said lie
believed this celebration aud attcndan,
circumstances would do more than almoS,
any event q bring about the old fraternal
feeling between tie North and South.
SAN FRANCISCO. june is The stea.
mer Newbern. which has just arrived here
from Mexien reports revolution IL II
Paz General Davalo had been arrested BY
fbarra. The stores were closed. Many
merchants had fed to Mszatlan. All com.
mercial communications we're stopped. The
Newben could receive neither goods nor
specie.
HAVANA. june Is. The Catalan regi.
ment attacked two hundred rebels ID tie
Vargas Hills on the 18th instant. and dis.
persed them after Killing FIVE. Thiry.six
women were taken prisoners. The span.
iards bad no casualties.
DUBLIN. June IA ere in the Excise
bond ware house containing 1900 puncheons
ofwhiskey. A series 81 tremendous explo-
sious took place The flames spread rapidly
70 tie adjoining buildings The burning
liquor flowed into the streets igniii1g The
whole neighborhnod. Twenty buildings
10 an area Of mile aud Chambers street
burning The mob rolled several barrels
u Whiskey out helping themselves. The
police mastering. anil troops ordered out
. preserve order. Los half million. At
two o clock this morning tie Ere was fierce
as ever. The liquor carries tie asmes in
every direction.
Five thousand casks ~ liquor and thirty
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