The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-15
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diana, and New York.
An attempt was made TO destroy the large
West Brookside (Pa.) breaker, owned by the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company. A blacksmith shop, fan house,
carpenter shop, and oil house, connected
with the breaker, were burned down, but
employees succeeded in saving the breaker.
West Brookside is in the southern portion
Of the coal regions, and has hitherto been
quiet and free from violence or incendiarism.
Moody and sankey will begin their revival
work October 81 in Brooklyn Rink, which
has a capacity Of seven thousand to eight
thousand. Services will be on the same gen.
eral plan as pursued in Great Britain.
The Memphis Cotton Exchange has Of.
fered premium OF one thousand dollars for
the best bale Of cotton Of the present crop,
grown In the country tributary to Memphis,
for exhibition at the Philadelphia Cen.
tennial.
Judge Bond, Of the United States Circuit
Court, at Richmond, Va, has appointed
Henry Tyson, Of Baltimore, receiver Of the
Chesapeake a Ohio Railroad, under the ap.
plication OF n creditor for the foreclosure Of
the first mortgage. Gen. W. c. WySham,
Vice President, has issued an order to all the
agents OF the roads in conformity with the
appointment.
Some miners who lately returned to Green
River Station, on the Union Pacific Railroad,
report good places for diggings in the streams
Of the Wind river and Big Horn mountains,
about one hundred miles north Of Camp
stambaugh, and all Sweetwater gold mines.
Some Of the men have come out for the win.
ter, and will return IN the spring. Others
remain there during the winter.
The three leading members OF the firm OF
Duncan, Sherman 4 Co., Of New York, were
recently arrested on warrants sworn out be-
fore Judge Lawrence by the firm Of John A.
Roebling d Sons, charging them with using
a reputation for wealth and reliability for
the purpose of getting possession of money
at the time they were insolvent. The de-
PENDANTS were brought before the Sheriff and
gave bail in the sum Of s., 900 each.
Foreign items.
II is officially announced that Burmah has
Internationally agreed to allow the passage
Of an escort of British troops through Bur
mese territory to Yunnan, IL another expe-
dition thither is necessary.
Owing to public outcry, the English Adj
miralty have suspended the circular of July
3ist, ordering the surrender Of fugitive
slaves found on board British vessels.
The Sublime Porte has decreed that dur
ing the five years from the first of January
next, the interest on and redemption of the
public debt be paid half in cash and half in
five per cent. bonds.
II is asserted that Mr.. Cushing, American
Minister at Madrid, has presented a note re-
lating to the jurisdiction Of courts-martial
over citizens OF the United States in Cuba.
Brown, Stevens 4 Williamson, sugar re
finers of Glasgow, Scotland, have failed. Lii
abilities heavy. Il is stated that several
Greenock houses are also involved.
The Ultramontane party has introduced
violent address in the Bavarian Chamber of
Deputies, calling for the dismissal of the
present Ministry.
1t is reported that the King Of Spain has
decided to Join the Northern Army again.
The Ecclesiastical Court at Berlin has de-
posed the Bishop Of Breslin.
The recent rains in England have swollen
the rivers and streams, and caused disas-
uous inundations in Leicestershire and
Warwickshire. The destruction of property
is very heavy, and some lives are reported
lost. Railroads are badly damaged, and
traffic is generally suspended.