, 1876-02-10

BERLIN, Feb. 4.-Nothing is known
here of the reported visit of Queen Vic
torla to tEis court. 1t is considered
| unlikely that she will come here because
the main object of the Queens journey
is to visit the tomb of Princess Hoben-
lohe, her half sister, in Baden. She
will also visit the Duke of Saxe-Co-
burg.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 5.--During a per-
formance Of the allegory of the Great
Republic. at Robinson's Opera House,
this afternoon. portion of the pillars
supporting the gallery, gave way pre-
cipitating number of the occupants
upon the balcony below. There is a
rumor that three persons received fatal
injuries. The latest report is that one
woman was killed outright, and num-
Der Of children seriously, if not fatally
injured in tying to get to the doors.
There is no foundation in the report
Of the gallery falling, but the stampede
was caused by an alarm Of fire, care
lesslv raised by nischievous persons In
the gallery Nearly six hundred child
ren took part in the alIegory.
Later.-It is now reported that six
persons were killed in the stampede and
between 10 and 20 injured. The house
was densely packed and thousands Of
children among the audience were at
the heigh. of enjoyment when some one
in the gallery raised cry of fire, as the
red light from the colored fires used in
the play. flashed out from the wings.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-Judge 4. Porter,
of New York, counsel for Gen. Bah
cock, and C. C. Sniffiu, assistant secre-
| tary Of President Grant, arrived to-day.
1t is stated on authority of Judge krum,
, that the President will come out here
during the trial and probably be wit
ness for the defense.
The Times this morning says that the
dispatches will be admitted as genuine,
and even the purpose of the dispatches
will be admitted by the defense, but it
will be represented that it was done for
political purposes. The defense will
also represent that Gen. Babcock did
send certain kilograms of the character
named, but will stoutly deny and offer
evidence to prove that he never received
dollar from Mcdonald or Joyce, or
imagined that the whisky existed.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-The Ameri-
can Union Club, of ex-officers of the
Federal army. at a meeting last evening
resolved to support Hon. o. P. Morton,
as their choice for President Of the
United States as a successor 10 the pres
ent worthy Chief Magistrate.
New YORK, Feb. 5.-Gold closed at
1211s@%.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The prospect
of tariff changes is not very encouras-
ing. The new bill finds small favor
among the Democrats. Fernando Wood
earnestly advocates it and it is slightly
probable they will force any such bill
before election because it would give
Pennsyivanis to the Republicans.
A San Antonio (Texas) dispatch re-
ports on information received to the eff
feet that the Mexican revolution is
gaining ground throughout the northern
States of that country. The whole
western part of Cohahuila is up in arms,
as are the Pacific States and Mamala,
Lupas, Newa, Leon and San Luis; and
in fact all northern Mexico. Gen. Ire
vino is now marching on Monterey from
/ the State of Tamulipas. Another Cen
eral is approaching Saltillo from the
wese. Durango has joined hands with
her sister States in the struggle. The
movement is stupendous one in the
interest of rerferirio Diaz for Presi
dent. Gen. Ord, having bee sum
moned to Washington, for consultation
on Mexican affairs. left yesterday.
The Times Washington special says
the special committee appointed to in
vestigate the affairs of the Western
border, has suspended operations till
Wednesday. when Gen. Ord. who has
been summoned, will arrive from the
West to appear before the committee.
Feb. 6.-Name changed-Owensburg,
Whitman Co., w. T., to Litchville, and
H. NJ. Litch appointed post master.
LONDON. Feb. Ga telegram from
Rome says it is reported that Cardinal
Prince Hohenlohe, after settling the diff
ferenc9s which heretofore prevented his
going to Rome, will enter upon nego-
tlatlons to remove the enmity between
the German Government and Roman
Catholic Episcopacy.
ROME, Feb. 6. - Hohenlohe arrived
last night and was i'm nediately received
by the Pope. Only the Prelates. Mon>
signior Nina and Scrofnas will be cre-
ated Cardinals at the next Consistory.
BERLIN, Feb. 5. - Bismarck having
re covered, be will resume his pariia-
mentary services. When questioned by
deputies about Cardinal Hohenlohe s
visit to Rome, Bismarck distinctly stat
ed that whatever might be the Cardin-
ais mission or whether there be any
mission at ell, it is not authorized oy
him. He declares tina: SO long as he
remains at the helm it is not the state
which Will make the frs! advance to
ward reconciliation with the church.
ROME, Feb. 5.-The Opiaione to-day
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