The Morning herald., 1878-07-03
NECENT,., VI J; ( ;.s n /,
eBY MAIL ANDATEL EaRAPR.

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. Bake saksf iti aeha II the command % Of an arm
n -. ,&ssw Il alHss xis Ia osftfa 2idi 10
J me mines In the Schuylkill region hav,
! suspehded, throwing twenty i've Thousand
d men out Of employment. ''s
/, ID 81 Bedloe, superintendent of the West
: : |ern Union Telegraph Company, a. PortIaad
n Me, was drowaed at that place, this morn.
ngg' g'n VINE ets bathing III ga -fgr E,aa o.ri,7f,
Q Six, hundred Mormons,, including 500
scandinayians and 100 English and Welsh
bound for Salt Lake City, sailed from Liver
pool on Saturday last. os..5'7 '2a 77H
] A despatch from Rio Janelro states that
fearful hurricaneis raging on the Brazilian
coast. The shipping has suffered severely
anu some loss OF life is reported. %''s f.'as
I Adespatch from st. Petersburg says The
Russian papers assert that negotiations Ore
proceeding for the cessien Of t,yprus 10
England, with the approval Of Russia .saa
The Times correspondent at oPera tele-
graphs rumor current there that the French
feet ,is expected in the Sea of Marmora
Another despatch from Constantinople gives
the same rumor.
The Anchor Line steamer Capital City,
while lying at an elevator at Memphis,
Tenn, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning The elevator also took fire. and
was totally consumed } \ tIa33 esT'aI
p A telegram from syra to Athens reports
that fighting continued at Apocorono, and
several Turkish men-of-war took part In
the conflict. Armed Mussulmans have en-
camped outside the town Of Canea and de-
mand the dismissal of the governor Of the
The Times publishes Emperor Williams
reply, counlersigned by Prince Bismarck.
to Pope Leo's notification of his accession.
The Emperor rejoices to gather from the
Pope friendly sentiments that he will use
his influence to induce Catholics to observe
the law.
Since the recognition of the Diaz govern
ment by the United States the business of
raiding into Texas has revived. Conse-
quently the order authorizing military DUR
suit into Mexican territory will be- more
vigorously enforced, irrespective of Mexican
protests. Ill.
Charles E. Lord, recently discharged
from the employ of fMoore Brothers, whole
sale grocers, Boston, Mass, was arrested
on Monday, and confessed to pilferins
10000 worth of goods. Patrick E. Dolan.
who received the stolen property, was also
arrested. yG. +#a| = ~ '7'ET7
The Times Paris despatch saws that
1 1853 Communists have been allowed remis-
sion or Communication of punishment ia honor
of the Exposition fete; nor were the poor Of
Paris torgotten-they have had 40 .OO0f. dis
tributed among them, besides grants from
the local relief funds. "' y1o9f' i''s.' ~
A Berlin despatch to the London Post
says:-"All the persons arrested in cosnec-
tion with DR.. Nobiling's attempt upon the
William's life, or on suspicion of
oeing his accomplices, have been liberated.
Nobiling's youngest brother was discharged
rom custody last week" ''' "
The following mills did not start work on
Monday, at Fall River, Mass: The Flint.
wo Wampanoags, Granite, No. and No.
Troy, Chace, and Narragansett. Wed
esday evening nearly all the mills will
lose for the remainder Of the week and
emain shut down through next week.
Emma Bethel, who was acquitted recently
New Jersey of the charge OF, poisoning
1e Bishop family, who subsequently, ap-
cared as 2 witness in the Hunter trial, and
ho was sentenced In this city to six months,
nprsonment on Saturday last for larceny.
tempted suicide on Monday, by cutting
er leg with knife which che had concealed
80 tvsuS'app 10 pei 2 son II sgossq :sam nj 1spoJ
ln Queens county, Ca, on Monday even;
g, where y large number Of citizens, were
'ending the holiday, two drunken police
en- attempted to ke an arrest when the
ovid interfered. 'H TIE policemen drew
cir batons and Tough desperately, knock
seven Of Ibe crowdto,the ground. One
d his skull fractured :, The crowd charged
9 police With Bottles aud stones, cutting
EN- seVerelysssHGm eat G1i ,stigs afc =
Another letter, Signed by the Crown
ipce Frederick William and countersiened
Prince Bismarck, dated the 10th of june,
clares. the conditions proposed by the
pc on thel9th of April, that the charter
d laws of Prussia be modified in accord
CO with the exigencies of the Church in,
missible The Grown Prince nevertheless
,tinues to hope that q conciliatory tis-
sition on the part of both parties will
sn to Prussia the road to peace. .,,.-,u,...
The Times correspondent at Vienna says
news from scrajeyo, shows that the
rkish troops are moving westward. Five
talions from Novi Bazaar win enter
rzegovina. Austria has concentrated
force on the frontier 60 az to
I'D 7the necessity Of sending reinforce
nts after the frontier has been crossed.
2 latest official news from Constantinople,
matched SUNDAY niuht saua Turlron L.