The Morning herald., 1875-11-11
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MlssourI Is over 0U,UuO.
Official returns from Minnesota indicate a
Republican majority Of 10000.
j. R. Jowlette, on trial at st.. Louis for
defrauding the revenue, pleaded guilty yes
terday to two indictments.
A Board of Inspectors of the Mississippi
jetties is now in session at st. Louis, and
will shortly proceed to New Orleans.
1t is now reported that two hundred lives
were lost by the sinking of the steamship
Pacific, off Cape Flattery, last week.
Vice President Wilson arrived in Wash
ingtou yesterday, in excellent health, and
will remain at the capital for some days.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
has been emerged with the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Railroad Company, with headquarters
at st. Louis.
According to the Memphis Cotton Ex-
chan ge report for October, the yield Of the
great Southern staple will be 20 per cent um
larger tina last year.
1t is reported that the brig J. W. Spencer,
of Boston, bound from West India port to
Charleston, s. c., was sunk at sea in
storm on the South Atlantic, rece ntly, and
all hands were lost.
At meeting of the State Military Board
at Harrisburgh, yesterday, tho appoint
mens Of Henry P. Muirheid and Russell
Thayer as gadier-gencrals in the First
Division P. V. NJ, were announced and con
tirmed.
Mr.. Mann, Treasurer of Saratoga county,
N. Y, is said to be defaulter to the
amount of $4,000. The Board of Super
visors will investigate the matter, and
probably seizc Mr.. Mann's property, which
is valued at sso,oOo.
Trouble is anticipated in the Cherokee
Nation over the recent election of Chief. 1t
not settled yet who has triumphed at the
polls, and frauds are declared to have been
practccd. See what civilization has done
for these savages
A final decree of divorce has been made
in the case of Sir Charles and Lady Nor
daunt.
Two transports have arrived at Havana
with troops for the Spanish army operating
against the rebels.
In the French Assembly yesterday the
clause in the Electoral Law, allowing half
yearly residents to vote, was passed.
Mr.. Disraell, in speech at the Lord
Mayors banquet, at Londsa, pronounced the
situation in Turkey critical. Washington
City is excited over it.
It is denied from Rome that the Pope has
sent note to Spain demanding the literal
execution of the terms ofthe Concordat.
Besides voting the increased army esti-
mates, the German Federal Council has ap-
propriated 100 900 marks to the strasburE
University.
A saw-mill closes this week At Ottawa,
Canada. throwing out of employment 2OO
men. Considerable suffering is expected
among the working classes.
James A. Gowen, proprietor Of the Rus
sell House, Ottawa, Canada, has made an
assignment. His liabilitise amount to $780,
600. The Albion Hotel, of the same city,
has also succumed to hard times.
1t is re ported that the Turkish ambassa-
dor at Vienna has been ordered to Constan-
tinople to take the portfolio of Foreign Af
fairs, in order to carry cut the reform meas
urss demanded by the Great Powers.
The Prohibitionists of New Hampshire
yesterday nominated A. 8. swanzey for
Governor. ,s
It is inferred frem Disraeli's speech that
If general war with Turkey takes place 1t
will be precipitated by Russia with the con-
sent of Germany. Neither France nor Eng.
land are in condition to interpose to save
Turkey from Russia which power has cov-
eted Constantinople. for century. This
would give her immediate access to the
Mediterranean and give her commanding
influence in European waters. Russia has
been perfecting her internal communications
with view to possible war with Turkey.
The value of the cargo Of tho "City of
Waco" burned near Galveston, is estimated
at S100,0 The insurance is divided be-
tween New York and Liverpool companies.
Tickets offered for sale insurins passage
from Chicago to Denver City on the Illinois
Central Railroad have been pronounced for
geries.
The Manhattan Rapid Transit Railroad
Company met in New York yesterday and
elected Board of Directors.
It is seemi-officially announced that the