The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-10-24
TELEGRiPHIC NENS,

4 chase ~ GoId bullion al Charlotte, y
C., and Denver. Col, was complct
success, the miners being very glad I
sell their bullion for its coin value j
legal tenders less charges for smelling
assaying, etc.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-RefeI
ring to the recent trouble there.
communication FROM the distric. attnr
ueY Of Tensss parish "a Governor Mich
oils states that the sheriif's posse O
fifty men going to execute writ 70
the arrest of Fairfax were fred upo!
by 400 armed negroes. The posse re
turned the fire, killing and gouudiu.
eight negroes and dispensing the bal
snce.
WASHINGTON, October 90. - Tn,
signal service station at BarneSat,
n. j., reports that the schooner Sam
uel Carter, loaded with ESQ tons o
railroad iron, bound from New YorI
for Philadelphia, is aground insid,
of Barnegat Inlet. The crew of th,
lie SAVING station No. II ara assist
ing her crew, and she will probably
come off next high water.
San Francisco, October 22.-Tht
Australian cricketers arrived last night
and will play here Thursday, Frldsy
and Saturday.
LONDON, October 22.-The Clyie
shipwrights have accepted reduction
of Z per cent on their wages. Tue cot
ton spinning companies of Oldhsm and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. district. pub
lish very unfavorsble reports of last
quarter of business of thirty comps
mics. One company will pay divi-
dend of 4 Ia per cent. per arnum
nine report very small margins of
profit, and twenty report losses, some
of which are of serious magnitude.
A further reduction of wages is threat
ened at Bolton, Oldham and in the
neighborhood.
LONDON. October ga Vienna dis
patch says it is expected that at the meet
ing of the Reichstag to-day Baron Won
Pretes Cognado will inform the House
that the resignation of the Ministry
has been accepted, and that he has
been charged with the formation of
the new Cabinet. The House will then
no doubt adjourn, and the real work
of forming the new Cabinet will be
taken in hand. The intention seems
to be to form if possible psrliamep-
tary cabinet which may reckon on the
support of majority.
BUCHAREST, October 22.-Bessarabia
was surrendered to Russia Monday.
All the Roumanian authorities have
quilted the province.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, October %. Fears
are expressed in diplomatic circles that
the Eastern Roumtlia commission will
encounter great obstacles from Russia,
the Porte, and Bulgarian inhabitants.
Russia is resolved to maintain the pres
eut administration until her troops
have evacuated the province. The
Porte Insists on assuming financial ad-
ministration, subject only to supervls-
ion of the commission. The Bulgarlans
continue the agitation in favor of an
neAation to Bulgaria.
LONDON, October 22.-Cooper, Scott
s. Co., of Glasgow, a firm largely en-
gagged IL the African trade, have
failed.
LONDON, October ga Constsnti-
nopla dispatch to the Manchester
Guardian says Admiral Horribly, in the
dispatch boat Heles,op, has gone to
Cyprus to meet the Lords OIL AZ 2,Iralty.
Upon his return the feet will anchor in
the Gulf of Ismia. The intended with
drawal of the feet from the vicinity of
Gallipolis has been abandoned in con-
sequence of the recent movements of
the Russians.
LONDON, October 22.-Cape Town
advises to the first of October say it is
stated that Citywago, the powerful
chief OF the Zula Raffirs, will partly
begin to open hostilitles against the
British.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-The
weather is clear, cool and windy Their
mometer IS degrees. Deaths, AZ; cases
reported, ia; total deaths, 1915; total
cases, IL, 426.
MEMPHIS, October 90 1t commenced
raining last night at 10 o'clock and con-
tinued till s this morning. The wealth
er new is clear and cool, thermometer
indicating see. From 6 last night un-
til noon to-day eleven orders for inter-
ments are reported by undertakers.
Among the deaths are Miss Del Roach,
James Rahr, we'll known Main street
grocer; Miss Charlotte Thompson, F.
n. Downey, James Dolan, engineer of
the county jail; s. 3. Nicholson and
Fritz Holman.
Five new cases and one death are re-
ported as occurring yesterday at Tus-
cumbis, Alabama.
The Charleston, South Carolina, au-
thorities have telegraphed their nurses
that they can return home without be-
ing subjected to quarantine detention.
Doctors who came from Cincinnati
and Dayton leave for home tomorrow.
The Howard Association is rapidly
sending off nurses from abroad, their
services being considered as no longer
needed. Six nurses were sent this
morning to Somerville, Tennessee; one
to RossvIlle and one to fernando, Mis-
sissippi.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-Mrs.
Mary Schoenberg, wife of Levy Schoep-
berg, superintendent of the Jewish
Widows and Orphans Home, died of
yellow fever. Having charge of ia
children, she felt the weight OF the
great responsibility, performing her
duty increasingly, and truly caring for
the healthy and nursing the sick.
A man named Moore, from Illinois,
suIcided by taking morphine. Cause,
fear of yellow fever.
BATON RoUGE, October 22.-New
cases, IS; no deaths. The weather ls
turning cold. In West Baton Rouge
there have been 10 new cases and
deaths in the past two days.
NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-To our
generous friends North, East and West
The Peabody Subsistence Association
of New Orleans returns to each and
all sincere thanks for the noble gener-
osity exhibited in furnishing money
and provisions for our distressed. No
further funds will be needed.
F. DoLHoNDE, Presl lent.
Notice has been given that no requi-
sitions will be Issued after Saturday.
The ladies of the Peabody Auxiliary
Association will continue the distribu-
tiUn of clothing.
OsYKA, October %. - Three new
cases and one death; three very low.
HANDsBoRo, October 22.-New cases
daily.
New ORLEANS. October 22.-Dr.
Martin, of the United States monitor
leaves tomorrow morning
for Sturgis plantation, Bayou Techs,
in response to an application to the
Towards for q physician.
Applications for relief to the Young
Mems Christian Association were So,
and the Towards 144-mostly old
cases.