The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-02

New YORK. July 3I.-The contrac
between the Adams Express Companv
and the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
was discontinued to-day, the thirt,
days notice having expired, and tn
road refusing to accede TO the express
company's terms.
+ Fifty carpenters from New YorE
aad Brooklyn sailed fer England to
I DAY IN the steamer Montana.
! The Delaware, Lackawanna and
/ Western Railroad trains are now run,
ming without interruption, and the
Morris ana Essex road is in perfect
order. Passenger and freight trains
pass freely over both lines to-day. Mr..
Sloan, president of the companT, re
ceived a dispatch stating that the
( Lackawsnns Iron and Coal Compan;es
man al Scranton have all resumed
work.
JUICE Donahue has given counsel
/ fo,' J. B. Donshue, the Horuellsville
Striker, until tomorrow TO furnish
| authorizes a. to his power TO release
the accused on bail. The counsel sd.
nit that so far they can find no suthor.
ity either way.
CHICAGO, July 31.-All the ROADS are
running as usual.
CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Under orders
from Governor Young, five companies
of the Ohio National Guard, under
Col. B. Hunt, left on the early train
for Columbus, where fresh trouble
with the strikers is anticipated.
ST. Louis, July S0-No change in
the situation. Everything quiet. Bus
mess fully resumed. Three strikers,
charged with assisting the forcible
closing of mills and factories last
week, were fined 5000 each by Judge
Cullen of the police court.
WAsHTNGToN, July 30.-Legsl ten;
ders destroyed for July, 500, 112. be-
ing eighty per cent. of the national
bank notes issued.
The Cabinet discussed various mat
tiers relating TO the appointments OF
land officials, but made none. The
labor troubles were also discussed.
Henry d. Hillyard, OF Georgia, was
appointed Minister to Brazil. Hill
yard previous to the war represented
the Montgomery (AIabama) district in
Congress.
Gen. Hancock reports the situation
in the mining districts of Pennsylvania
much more favorable, AL spprehen-
sion of violence has nearly disap-
peared.
The light house board gives notice
that after August 10 fixed red will
be exhibited iron the light house on
the shore of Delaware Bay. 1t will &c
visible fifteen nautical miles.
LONDON, July 30.-No confirmation
vet fiom army quarters of the Times
Bucharest dispatch reporting the de-
feat of the Turks near Rustchuck. eX-
cept a special dispatch to the Daily
Ne1Cs from Vienna, dated July 90,
which says: Tonight we have ad
vices of grca. defeat of Achmed
Ayoub Pasha. Neither Bucharest MOI
Vienna war notes are trustworthy at
present. Suleiman Pasha and r toui
Pdsha are at Yeni Soghra still, and the
railway between Adrianople and Phil,
/ lipolis has been restored. So the re-
port of the defeat of Suleiman Pasha
on Friday was untrue.
COSsTAvTrNOPLE, July 81. Osman
Pasha telcgraphs from Plcvana, July
so, as follows: Three strong Russian
corps attacked us this morning. The
canponading lasted two hours, then .
general engagement ensued which
lasted until 10 O'clock at night, when
the Russians retreated. Prisoners say
the Russians numbered 60, 900 and
three regiments Of cavalry, and had
fifty guns. 1t is expected the battle
will commence tomorrow"
HAVANA, July 31.-A Jamaica tcle
gram reports that a revolution has
broken out at Port an Prince. There
has been two-days' conflagratlon in
that ty.