The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-09-07
New York.

Comments on the CaIifornia Exc
citeme emit - Continuation of the
Pl0tt DeAtche Festivities = AM
other Statesman with His Reme-
dies-Sheridan Shook VS.. Augus-
tin DAILY.
NEW YORK, Sept. THE Evening
Mail, Graphic and Witness. make copi-
Gus extracts from the Alta and Chroni-
Gle on the Bank of California difficulties,
and compares them with the partisan
and hostile reports of the Associated
Press sent during the excitement.
The Graphic says that the press Of
the country was used last week In the
interest OF stock spectators Is apparent
TO any one whowill take tho trouble of
reading the extracts which we give from
California papers compared with dis
patches sent by the Associated Press.
Two years ago there was q law passed
by the State Legislature, to provide for
the punishment of persons who dissent
nate false news with the intention OF az
tecting the stock merket.
II the District Attorney does his duty
not only should the agent, who has dis
eemlnated this news, be arrested and
held for trial, but every newspaper, which
has been deceived In this manner and
which fails to make proper amends to
the business public, should also be bel d
accountable to the law.
The,Herald has special touching the
relations of the late Mr.. Ralston to the
Bank OF California and sthe public, and
denies OH authority that Mr.. Ralston
was defauher, as per Associated Press
report.
| Hoboken to-day presented. the ap-
pearance Of gala day, flags were wav-
ing from nearly every house In the city,
and the steamboats, and all the public
places were decorated. Large crowds
were In the streets awaiting the great
procession from New York. Hender-
son county was alive with people from
all parts OF the surrounding country.
The societies crossed the river to
Sohuetzen Park, Union Hill. A large
number of delegates were in attendance
from nearly every section OF the country.
Hoboken and Union Hill wore holiday
appearance, houses being decorated and
business generally suspended. g gs...Is
The different clubs, ON arrival, were
welcomed by the President of the Platt
Deutsche Association in an appropriate
speech. After that games were iIiaugu-
rated consisting of sack racing, chasing
the creased pig, jumping. &c. Towards
evening a. balloon ascension, and after
that dancing until midnight. 1t is esti-
mated that from $4,000 to 10000 people
visited the park. s.s - q. sIil.s.
Hon. Elijah Ward, Democratic mem
Der OF Congress from the Eighth District
OF New York, is out in the World with u
lengthy paper on the political situation;
1t says what is needed is integrity in
public affairs. sse
He reviews the present financial EN-
barrassment at considerable length, and
refers to similar periods in Great Britain,
France, Austria, and other countries.
He charges the responsibility of the
financial disaster In this country 10 the
Republicans, and arraigns the policy OF
the Administration and the action of the
Republican majority in Congress as hold.
Ing out fallaci0us hopes and promises.
He takes ground in favor OF a fixed
standard OF money, and urges vigorous
preparations for resuming specie pay
ments. The Government, lie says, should
authorize the purchase and cancellation
Of about $1,0O0,0DO OF the legal tender
notes, ana authorize the Secretary of
the Treasury to sell . per cent. U. s.
bonds.
This being continued the rate of con-
gressIonal intervention would be unnec-
essary. He also proposes various meas.
ures OF tariff reform TO extend to Canada,
Cuba and Mexico, and favors liberal
policy towards the South.
The case Of Sheridan Shook and A.. NJ.
Palmer, in which they seek to
prevent Augnstin Daily ana 9TH
ers from producing. the play Of
.'Rose Michew came up to-day in the SUI.
preme Court on the order to show cause
why the temporary injunction against.
the defendants should not be made per-
manent. The counsel for plaintiffs were
ready, but the counsel for defendants
asked for an adjournment to give time
to prepare his papers. The Judge ad-
iourned the case to Thursday.
RAPID TRANsIT-ANoTHER SWIM, ETC.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-The route again
open by the quick transit Commission
ers embraces substantially the route Of
Railway Company and takes in also GER
tain minor routes not covered by char
ters. 1t 10 not expected that all these
routes will be built upon. The routes
combined make a belt around the city
with two lines running nearly through
the center.
A. Gloucester, N. j., special says C0yle
and Johnson swan four mile race for a
small stake yesterday, from Etenbank to
the New Jersey shore. johnson won by
about 400 yards. After tho race John
son challenged Captain Webb. OF any
swimmer in the world, on his own terms,
for match.
A Saratoga special says an anti-third
term plank will be included in the plat
form to be adopted by the Republican
State Convention, Wednesday.
The steamer Wieland, from Hamburg,
has arrived at Sandy Hook.
A Case N0t Has Already Been Mem
toned.