, 1875-09-09

Tines financial article Says there is IN
creased firmness in the discount mar
ket, anticipating the increasing demand
for money. 1t adds: "ft is known we
shall have to import an unusually large
quantity of wheat, and it is equally GER
tain that all mailing barley will have to
come from abroad.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-August Ross and
Dan I.eavy. young butchers. qrarried
this morning in Washington MARKET
and the result was that Leavy was fa~
tally stabbed and Ross severely.
CINCINNATI, Sept. s. The CONNER
Gals special from Bloomington, Ind.
saws the boiler of the sawmill near that
place exploded, killing Jos. Skinner
and seriously wounding five others.
William Hutchinson. a farmer living
near Worthington, was shot dead by a
tramp whom he found in his barn.
SAN FRANcIsco. Sept. 6.-The Gail
fornia or Little Board of Brokers re-
sumed business this morning. Trans
actions we're very limited. The feeling
seems to be that there will be no grea'
letting down in prices.
Financial affairs are moving along
eayly. Arrangements for the reopen
ING of the Bank CT California are still IN
nroeress, The statements heretofore
made with reference to Ralston' s detail
cation are strictly correct, notwiihstand'
ing the attempted denials by interested
parties. No denial Of the same has
been made by D. o. Mills, as has been
intimated.
The q. S. Treasury to-day redeemed
the notes of the National Gold ana
Trust Company to the amount OF s'o'-
900.
New York, Sept. 6.-The superinten-
dent of the direct United States cable
saws that messages are passing over the
cable at high rate of speed, although
the Faraday has not arrived at the loca-
ton of the fault on the 22nd. After
sailing from London she had only three
days of moderate weather, curing which
she picked up the cable 1000 fathoms.
The fault was made perfect. The final
splice will be mad. in day or two, when
the line will be ready for business.
V1cKsBURG, Miss, Sept. Ga Herald
extra gives the following account of the
disturbance at Clinton: There is law
in Clinton prohibiting the sale of liquor
in Clinton. A man from Raymond
brought q bottle with him, and while
speaking was going on, Martin Severly
ard some friends went off short dis
tance to take drink. A negro, Mar
shall for the occasion, forbid them
drinking. This order was not regarded,
when the negro attempted to take thu
bottle out of SeverIy's hands. when he
struck the negro over the head. Sena>
tor Caldwell, (colSred), started to settle
the difficulty and was followed by 20
negroes, whom he ordered back, but q
hundred more came rushing up. when
some one fired shot which was fol-
lowed by a general firing and stampede
Severly fired all the barrels of his pistol.
The negroes then demanded his surren>
der, which he did, when the negroes
shot him, then Drained him, robbed Kim
of his clothing and cut off finger to
get his ring. The infuriated mob found
Charles Chiffon in his yard and shot
and killed HIM before his family. Frank
Thompson. q promising young lawyer,
was shot fro II his horse, mile from
the scene of the conflict, and after fall
ing the savages drove knives in his body
in many places. John Neal was fatally
shot. Four negroes were found dead in
the field and two mortally wounded.
Six additional negroes were found dead
at Clinton since. The white men of
Clinton organized at once for protec-
ton. The train from Dickson, on Sat
urday, with reinforcements, was fired
into from the side of the road. Obstruc-
tions were also found on the track. This
morning citizens returned home to
Vicksburg leaving guard. All now re-
ported quiet at Clinton.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Post Office es-
tablished at Meadow Brook, Lewis
County, W. T.. Reynold T. Crawford,
Postmaster.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-Application
has been received at the Treasury De-
partment to-day fol the. transfer oi
about seven million dollars gold from
New York to San Francisco for com.
mercial purposes. The Treasurer hopes
to be able to transfer about $500, 600 to-
morrow. The other $500,000 will be
returned to-day or tomorrow, when he
will comply with the present request for
the transfer of million.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Dispatches from
Constantinople state that information is
received from Belgrade by the Turkish
Government by foreign embassies which
removes all apprehensions that Servia
will by her conduct add to the compli-
cations in the Herzegovinan question.
A solid agreement between the powers
and the Servian Government has been
effected at Belgrade. Owing to the
pressure brought to bear by the repre-
of the former, Servia under
takes to restrain the party of action
within its borders.
MADRID, Sept. 6.-Numbers Of Carl
lists in all parts of CATALONIA, Navarro
and Biscay Provinces are giving in their