The Morning herald., 1878-07-08
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| The loss by fire at Thomaston, Conn. on
Friday nigh, is $4,000.
Miss Genevievs Ward arrived in New
York from Europe on Saturday. raD
i The President has signed the commission
Of 8. Dana Horton to be Secretary Of the
U. 8. Monetary Commission.
Kate Claxton on Saturday succeeded in
having those judgments entered against her
by Dore Lyons creditors set aside.
National advices from Rome state that
Italian public opinion disspproves of the
occupation of BOSNIA and Herzegovina by
Austria.
The Treasury now holds $S49, ,32O, 900 in
United States bonds to secure national bank
circulation, and $13, ,s5s, 900 to secure public
deposits.
Editor Hulburt, of the World, sailed by
the Main and Clsfin, the merchant by the
Britannia, to Europe from New York, on
Saturday.
Two men, James Hanlon and william
McCarty, were drowned in the East River,
New York, by the upsettiong of sail boat
on Friday. - &C .s,g-
Henry 8. Shade. Of Franklin county, Pa
has been appointed Internal Revenue Store
keeper and Guager for the Sixteenth
Pennsylvania district.
The mail wagon between McKayett and
Mason, Texas, was stopped on Friday night
by gang of men, who rifled the bags of
all registered packages.
On Saturday morning, scaffold erected
on the site Of the old Park Hotel, in Beck.
man street, New York, fell and crushed
Lawrence Dixon, one of the workmen.
John Steward shot and killed q saloon
keeper, named McCann, and his son at
SteubenYille, Ohio, on the night of the
Fourth, because he could not get no more
liquor.
Judge Depue, of Newark, N. j., has re-
fused new trial for Noyes, the convicted
insurance president, and has sentenced
him to eighteen months imprisonment at
Trenton.
George B. Fessler, the absconding County
Treasurer from Canton, Ohio, has been
brought back from Canada, and see, 900 of
stolen money with him. The balance of his
defalcation is $40, 900.
The Russian Plenipotentiaries deny the
statements made that Russia has opposed
the annexation of Crete to Greece. The
| Congress protocols will Indicate the Power
that has opposed Hellenic Consolidation.
The trouble apprehended in Montreal on
the 10 of July has caused requisition to be
made upon Col. Fletcher for the service of
the regular troops. Col. Fletcher replies
that he has not the power to call for the
services of the regular troops at Halifax
but there are 5000 in the fifth military dis
trict alone, well armed and well drilled,
who could be brought to the city In twenty
four hours If necessary. The Mayor OF the
city has issued proclamation, saying
that no assemblage or parade will be per-
mitted on that day.
A SPECIAL despatch from Paris says the
Workingmen's International Congress,
which is to be held there next September,
is not to be Congress of the "Internation-
al Association" which excited so much at
tention seven years ago. The promoters
say that the international" has practi-
cally ceased to exist; many of them were
affiliated with 1t, but It finally became q
mere machine for diffusing the soc,alistic-
and astheistic views of Karl Marx, Bako-
min, and others and is now destitute Of VI
tality. The Congress of Workingmen In
September is wholly spontaneous move
ment of genuine Workingmen. II ur,.
A despatch from Washington Says. "Tbe
Cabinet has just adjourned, determined to-.
disregard the interference of the Mexican
authorities against the United States troops
crossing the border in pursuit of thieying
parties. Orders will be issued to strength
en- the forces of General Ord, and instruct
ions will be sent to the commanding off
GERS on the Mexican border in pursuit of
parties to contine without reference to the
opposition of Mexican troops. 10 military
circles this policy meets with favor, and
and any attempt to obstruct pursuit will
lead to an engagement. If the Mexicans
persist In their opposition the outlook on
the border threatens war" -s.t .,.. = mi