, 1875-11-04

4uiry revealed that there was no truth
in the report, but there was a run on the
bank which was bravely withstood.
30.-A special from Virginia City says
Gould and Curry commenced hoist
ing ore to-day for the Consolidated
Virginia. Work is going on at the
Ophir shaft with great activity, and it
is believed that in three weeks time the
will be ready and work
,oing on again. Waters are steadily
,olng down. 1t is confidently expected
hat the work of hoisting ore will COM
nence in Is or 20 days. No caves have
occurred. Mining men and stockhold-
srs take a cheerful view Of the situation.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The libel suits
of Henry c. Bowen against the Brook
lyn Eagle, its editor and James McDer-
moot, reporter, claiming damages ag-
$250,00O, has been set for
trial, Nov. 8th.
A letter from Russia states that the
is engaged in a vigorous
raid amongst socialist agitators. Ar
rests have been made at various places.
In one village near Moscow thirty men
were seized by the police. The police
are reported under impression that they
have struck blow at the stronghold and
center of the movement, which will put
9 stop toits further spread.
MANCHESTER, n. H. Nov. L. The
Merrlmac has risen several feet yester
day and to day On account of the severe
storm on Saturday night. Serious fears
are entertained for the safety of the
river wall. The wall is built of solid
masonry, Is feet high and nearly half
pile long. About fifty feet Of the wall
showed signs to-day of giving away.
Damage is already estimated at $4,000.
Bridges. dams and one mill were swept
awav on Barrett Creek and Little Ossip-
pc River, Maine.
New YoEK, Oct. 1.-There was
large gathering at the revival meeting
in Brooklyn this evening.
The Republicans Kansas City special
says news from the Usage Indian Agen-
cy is to to the effect that Agent Gibson
has sent to Cheyenne Agency for one
hundred cavalry and with tlis support
expects to force the Indians to submis-
sion. Indians who are opposed to Glib
SON late action have ordered him to re-
move all goods off the reservation.
Gold closed at 157s@16. Money So
4.
'WAsaINGToN, Nov. 1.-Several pas
tors of this city of different denomina-
tions were apprehensive that the Gov
ernment was about to abandon the
peace policy towards the Indians, called
on the President to-day to express
their conviction that such course
would greatly disappoint Christian peo-
pie all over the country and be blow
to Christianity throughout the world.
The President with great promptness
and precision replied that he did not
regard the peace policy failure and it
not only would not be abandoned while
he occupied the place but it was his
hope that during his administration. it
would be so firmly established as to
become the necessary policy of his suc-
cessor. but that he might possibly be
mistaken.
New YORK. Nov. l. The Evening
Posts Washington special says Presi-
dent Grant has ordered the removal Of
the Postmaster at Ogden. Utah, who is Il
Mormon but not Polygamist. This is
the first step towards removal of Nor
mons holding offices in Utah.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Times this
has leader on the utterances
of the Official Gazette of St. Petersburg,
to the effect that steps must be taken by
foreign cabinets to strengthen conf
dence SO as to enable the Porte to full
fill her promises The Times says: We
presume Russia thinks that a conference
of the Great Powers should review the
treaty of Paris, and examine into the
state of the Turkish Empire. If a mere
verbal pressure is all she has in view it
can be more safely applied by dispatches
than by conference. If she aims at
more serious intervention it must go so
far, in order to be effectual, that it would
raise the Eastern question in peculiar
Iy formidable shape. England is not
to take so immense responsi-
bility in the present unsettled state of
Europe.
WASHINGTON, Ga. Nov. 2.-Last night
about ten o'clock there We're two severe
shocks of earthquake, continuing 40
New York, Nov. 2. The weather to-
lay could hardly be more favorable for
polling large vote. Election day being
. legal holiday, all banks, mercantile
houses, etc.. closed, while closing Of
liquor saloons up town, supplies the
sabbath semblance to that section. Up
ill one clock only two disturbances
we're reported. A number of arrests
or attempted illegal voting have been
made, among them eight colored men.
At3p. M. all advices at the Republican
headquarters indicate large Republi l.
IAN vote. Eighty-four city districts
heard from, give Bigelow 1O.6S9. Sew
.rd Z, ,25S, Olney 1919, Phelps 10,730,
5mythe 1929, Hackett 10.743. These
returns cover every part of the city.
returns from the State gen.
orally, show Republican gains.