Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-21

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ls bearer Of peace proposals.
MaoNahon's Manifesto.
PARIS, Sept. 1S.-The OmciAi Journal
will publish President NaeNahoab
manifesto Tomorrow, Wednesday.
R0sumlng Work.
CLYDE, Sept. 18.-The ~ShipWFighls
who have been on q strike elk months,
agreed on Q basis Of arbitration to re-
sumo work at once.
Failure.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-ThOmpsOn q CO.,
proprietOrs Of the Spring Garden En-.
CINE Works, New Castle upon Tyne,
failed; liabilities, S650,000,
Did Not Refuse the Republican Lead.
eEship.
LONDON, Sept. ia Paris cores
pondent Of the Standard t6legraphs
that n. Grevy has written q letter de.
claring that he refused the Republican
leadership q calumny.
A Cyclone Developing in the East
Gulf States.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-The signal
service Office reports q cyclone develop
Ing in the East Gulf State. CauliOnaFy
signals are displayed along the entire
Gulf and Atlantic coast.
Returned to Athens.
LONDON, Sept. l8.-The Times's Ath..
ems correspondent announces that tho
King has returned to Athens to confer
with the Ministers about their resigna-
tons consequent upon the death Of N.
CanaTs.
Unable to Make His Bond.
CHICAGO, Sept. 18.-Mr. Strong be-
ing unable to secure 100000 bond to
enable him to take charge Of the State
Savings Bank, as Receiver, Judge VIII
lIams this morning appointed Judge
0tia, Receiver.
The Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad
Case.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 18.-The case OF
the State of Maryland against the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, In the Su-
perior Court, for tax Of one.hAlf Of one
per cent. on the gross receipts of the
company, was decided to-day by Judge
Dobbon in favor Of the company. The
State took an appeal to the Court Of
Appeals.
Gambetta and MuEgatt.
LONDON, Sept. lS.-A Paris CORES
pendent states GAmbetta and Murratt.
gave notice to-day Of an appeal from
thoir recent sentence. This notice hav~
ing only been given after the full legal
interval shows the accused intend TO-
protest the proceedings.
LONDON, Sept. 18.-The trial OF GAM
beta IN appeal was fixed for Saturday.
Aid for the Fernandina sufeEers-The
Fever Again Breaking Out on the
Steamship Niagara.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 1S.-At Maratime
Exchange yesterday q subscription was
started by the members In aid Of the
: sufferers by yellow fever at FernAndina.
The yellow fever having again
. broken out on the steamship Niagara,
. from Havana, that vessel has been or
l dered TO the lower quarantine.
!. Prince Napoleon in Belgium.
l PARIS, Sept. 18.-Temps states Prince
Y Napoleon will arrive to-day at Chateau
De Dave, In the Province Of Namur,
+ Belgium, on q visit 10 Due DeFeFnan
} Nunez, who is allied through his wife
10 the MOntijo family. He will 70.
main there under pretext Of hunting.
The Daily News PaEis correspondent
says his coming so near French from
tier during the electoral period coca.
sions remark. There are some who
; think he is dreaming ofthe laurels Of
t Strasbourg and Boulogne.
: Grand Lodge l.. o, o. F.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 18.-At the second
. meeting of the /. o. U. F. Grand Lodge,
several amendments to the ConstiIu-
ton proposed at the last annual ses-
: session, came up. The amendment 10
|, pay Past Grand Slres mileage and per
: diem was lost. The amendment to
make Past Grand Sires representatives
Of the Order at large was indefinitely
= postponed. The amendment TO substi-
tute biennial for annual sessions, was
: laid over to next year.
! Review Of the Wheat Market
LONDON, Sept. l8.-The Mark Lane
Review ofthe wheat market concludes:
"The few arrivals Of new American
Winter wheat which have reached rs
!. have been Of excellent quality, and IN
, perfect condition, millers having pur-
chased freely at 62@63s per quarter.
Ex-ship inquiries are now being made
for Spring wheat. Buyers are anxious
I for first arrivals, 90 that they may form
their own opinion as to whether the
D crop in which so much interest IL taken
will bear out the excellent character 90.
corded II.
r What q Generous Red Skin Grassy
Horse Was.
WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1S.-A letter 70.
q ceived by the Commissioner Of Indian
!. Affairs, giving details Of Crazy Horses
a death, says Crazy Horse possessed Q
4 wonderful influence over the young
4 braves 10 well as the Chiefs. He Wa
/ remarkably brave, generous and reti-
cent, aud was Q pillar Of strsnRGh for
! good or evil. He was killed while re-
slsting On attempt 10 disarm him. Il
{ is impossible to tell who killed him,
but his physicians are under the i'm.
. preston that the fatal stab was infiCt-
ed By himself with his own knife. Il