The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-09-09

QUINCY, Ill, September g. Ex,Judq,
Mitchell, who testified in Methodist Church
regarding a church scandal was assaulted
| by the lady's friends. The Judge received
three wounds aud inflicted several. A by
SANDER was shot in the leg.
SAN Francisco, September Sd. O.
Mills authorizes the statement the capital
lists interested in the Bank of Califorri,
will obtain transfers of stock from
stock relieving them from Gabin
and guaranteeing them against loss, an,
VIII subscribe the funds necessary To plac,
The bank in a condition to pay all demand:
| ana put II on sound basis. Should any
surplus arise IN the settlement it VIII bt
credited pro rata to the stockholders. TIN:
arrangement Will 60 into elect in few
/ days
NEW HAVEN, September 3 -The shore
line tram from New London struck COW
one mile east of Saybrook, throwing the
last car of the track, injuring three per,
sons, including niece of Gov Morris. who
received severe spinal injury.
/ PorTsvILE, September 3.-The inside
boss for the Chigh and Wilkesbarre Goa
Company was shot dead by two strangers,
who fled. Parties are in pursuit.
BALTIMORE, September S.-Wal Whit
ney, a prominent criminal lawyer of Balti
more, is dead.
AUGUSTA, Ga, September 3.-The jury
in the Cordy Harris case returned a verde
of not guilty and the prisoner was dis
charged from custody to-day.
The other insurrectionary cases have beer
continued to the regular term of court. Tn
prisoners arrested in Johnson county vii
be tried at the special term on Monda.
next.
Judge Johnsou's course is highly com
mended. The State was represented by
Attorney General Hammond and Salen
Butcher, and the defendant by eX-Attorney
General Alderman.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-The secre
service has advices of the arrest in st. Loul
of Hubbard, of that city, Malone, of Nortl
Carolina, Duff, of Virginia, and Flint, o
Tennessee, alleged dealers in counterfeit
money. Malone, Duff and Flint were in st
Louis to purchase guns from Hubbard.
| WASHINGTON, September 3.-Dr. Linder
man. the director of the Mint, who is now
in San Francisco, has sent the following
telegram from that city to the Secretary o
the Treasury: IAN additional $500, 900 il
gold coin may be transferred from the bul
| hon fund of the San Francisco Mint to tho
Treasury of the United States without in
terfering with the prompt payment of bull
lion deposits and purchases by the mint,
which is refining and coming on a large
scale. The business outlook is improving
and matters will soon move forward on .
more solid basis. l leave for the east Oh
Sunday morning."
The Secretary of the Treasury has gone
to New York.
Rear Admiral Goldsborough is seriously
sick.
The War Department has issued gener
al order in reference to National Cemeteries
in which, picnicg are forbidden, and nj
admit tance between sunset and sunrise, nc
refreshments must be taken into the GENE
teries, and driving faster than walk is
| forbidden.
MONTREAL, September 3.-Some tire,
hundred persons accompanied the body OF
Guifford from the Protestant cemetery tC
| the Catholic cemetery, where 5000 Catholic
FrenclPcitizens assembled at the gate and
swore that the bones should never lie in the
consecrated ground. The hearse wa:
driven off, but returned in the afternoon
The mob made rush for the hearse crying
curse HIM, stone it off the ground. The
driver was injured by the stones and many
bruised and trampeled by the horses. The
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1t is unknown whether another attempt
will be made to bury the body.
LONDON, September 3.-The violation OF
the Servia territory will probably prove &
frontier raid by the Turkish cavalry for the
purpose of stealing cattle.
A Vienna dispatch to the Ne1rS says 1t j;
confidently asserted that the representative
4 of Austria at Belgrade has notified Servia
that a willful aggression on the part of the
latter against Turkey may render it neces
sary for Austria to send troops into Servi,
to insure neutrality.
1t is expected that Servia will issue a cir
cular note showing that her action was nee
essary to protect her own territory agaIns
Turkish aggression by force of arms.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, September 3.-Ad
vices from Lima to date of August 10, re
lating the death and funeral of Admlra
| Collins, says the greatest hOnOrs were paiC
by the Peruvian government to the de
ceased. The Minister of War issued an or
der directing the honOrs due a general o
a division to be paid him. An infantry regi
ment of the line, squadron of cavalry, anC
two sections of flying artillery were sent t.
Calloa to take part in the procession to the
Protestant cemetery of Bella Vista, q short
mile from the port. In this mournfnl cor
tege were the Ministers of War, Of Marine
and of Foreign Affairs. Almost all tbs
members of the diplomatic consular corps
a large number of the most prominent for
eign residents of Lima, together with many
of the most distinguished Peruvians anC
the American minister, and officers and mel
from the United States men-of-war. Tn,
body was brought to shore, followed bl
more than twenty boats from the OnwarI
and Richmond. The Peruvian war vessel,
and several merchantmen in the harbor ais,
followed. Near the mole were stationed
the division of troops from Lima, the pre-
feet of the province, the post admiral, ant
all the officers of the yard. At about Il. NJ
the services of the English church were reaC
over the remains of the admiral in the Gem
etery of Bella Vista.
LONDON, September 3.-A special from
Constantinople to the Times states that Ser
yer Pasha has been instructed To issue ,
proclamation ON his arrival at Mostar giving
assurance that henceforward no veNatiou,
or illegal acts will be permitted in the nam,
of the government. lie has also been dl
rected to dismiss and punish officials guilt,
of expressing the people To institute "A spe
cial tribunal, which shall examine and sat
isfy the demands of those who have beer
objects of arbitrary treatment; to recall any
persons exiled without just cause and eXpe
agitators. He is authorized TO employ al
necessary means to execute these instruc
tons. The Porte, while determined e
suppress the insurrection at all cost, in
tends TO eXtIrpate the causes likely to lead
to its repetition.
The Standards special dispatch from Con
stantinople represents that the irsuIrectioR
in Herzegovina is now maintained by bands
of robbers. Not single insurgent is to
ha fnund IN,