, 1878-12-05
TeleCraphic Summary.

NllIE, r loIibts 'tN"' q. .'.''" "N'N
source, claims that Bishop, Repuhh.
can, IS defeated for Congress. and
Hull. Democrat. has snail majority
after the votes were counted at all
the contested precincts, as ordered
bv the Supreme Court of the State.
Carolina Democrats claim that there
will be no opposition to Governor
Hampton in his candidacy for the
Senatorship.
Ngw YorH, November 3o'--The
Worlds special predicts the election
of Governor Hampton as United
States Senator on Thursday, without
doubt.
CucAGo, Nov. 29.-Commodore
Garrison's election as President of
the Wabash Rail-, al is c aimed to
be an important step in the suggested
combination of the Wabash, Nilsson
ri Pacific, AtcbiSon, Topeka and San
ia Fe and Central Pacific railroads,
for the purpose of trsnscontinentaI
traffic. On the other hand, it is sur.
missed that this tax of combination
is only designed to effect the nego-
tiations for Central and Union Pa
ciic combination.
The Inter Oceans Washington
special srs: Postmaster General
Rev saws that in three months he
will order most of the postal cars
now running taken off the railroads.,
unless Congress makes speedy and
sufficient appropriation Of the mails.
He;fears that nothing less than the
withdrawal Of these cars will induce
Congress to treat the mail service
with Justice. He says he will not
uverdraw his appropriation a dollar
when it is exhausted, for if the SER
vice is crippled or stops, he wants
the responsibility thrown on Con-
gress, where il belongs, and he
thinks the suspension ot the mails, if
the people know what causes it, will
bring Gown upon Congress a clamor
itscannot withstand. Judge Key be
lieves the people understand and ap
preeiate the perfection of our postal
service, and are willing to be taxed to
sustain it, so that they will insist up
on their representatives in Congress
providing sufficient means for its sup
port, even if the appropriations for
other branches e the Government
are reduced.
LONDON, November 30th. - The
Pail Mall Gazette says: Russia can
not suffer us to prosecute our sue
cesses in Alganistan to whatever
issue we may think fit. That action
will BE- taken sooner or later is Ger.
tain. James Ramsay, merchant of
Dundee, has failed, with liabilities
at from fj0,000 to $4,000.
GLASGOW. November 25.-The liza.
bilities Of Henry Taylor & Son, grain
and -four merchants, are f650,0O0.
ROME, November 29.-The latest
arrests of Socialists have led to a
seizure of documents that have given
much information relative 20 the or
ganization OF the lnternationalists
Of Italy and their connection with
similar bodies in foreign countries.
The Republican clubs in Italy, named
after the executed military mutineer,
Barsanti, have been closed.
A Reuter- dispatch from Constant
inople says: The Porte has sup
pressed the Turkish Legation at
Washington and many ConsuIates.
Since the cessation of hostilities
20 vessels have arrived at CONSTANT
nople, mostly from the United States,
with large cargoes of rifles and can
non. The Turkish troops are as we'll
furnished with arms as before the
war.
WASHINGTON, November 20th.-I
Speaker Randall says he is strongly
opposed to delaying the passage OIL
The appropriation bills, so as to force
an extra session Of the Forty-sixth
Congress after March 4rh, and saws
be hads no Democrats in favor of
such a policy. The general senti.
ment Of the Democratic Congress
men who have reached here is evi
IDENTIFY opposed to an extra session.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 29.-Last night
at O'Clock Orson HYDE, one os the
Twelve Apostles OF tue Mormon
Ci urcb, died at Spring City, Utah,
Of hears disease. He was . years
OF age. and was formerly President
oi the Quorum of Twelve, but being
Somewhat rebelIious, was superseded
upon the death Of Brigham Young
by John Taylor, who now holds that
position. The funeral takes place