The Morning herald., 1878-07-06
TELECRAMS.
I BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

By MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
Governor Miller, Of Arkansas, has Seen
fe-nominated. mi
The receipts from Internal Revenue yes
tsrday wore s7s4, ,4ss, and from Customs
e301.82.
The estate Of the late DR.. J. G. Aver, Is
gssSSsssIsSly sS ~ worth from sls.ooo,o 900 to &c.
Major WIN o. wooipp, who was ran
over by street car ii Memphis, on Thurs
day. disdlst Ii so yesterday morning.
Rich gold reports still continue from Bear
Paw Mountains. Ex-Msyor Haekettj Of
Fort Lincoln, D. II, and others leave for the
new region. -
A!telsgrsn from Athens received An Paris
there ID intense excitement there. The press
nrges the King to lead his army is across
the frontier. II. 5
The Democrats Of the Sixth Congress
eionsl district, of Ohio, nominated for Re-
preventative In Congress W. D Hill, of
Defabce coonty. r nj 81
While bathing at skowhegan, Me-, last
evening, Osgood Wiley attempted to rescue
his son, who had got beyond his depth, and
both were drowned. ~
Wales shirt factory, at Bridgeport, Ind,
was damaged by fire on Thursday night to
the extent OF q, 900. One hundred and fifty
hands, mostly women, are thrown out Of
employment. s., ~ a.. ...-
Hon. John G. Sinclair, of Bethlehem
Pa, has failed. His liabilities are probably
over $1oO, 900; bis assets, nothing. Con-
grcssmsn Frank Jones, of Ports mouth, holds
considerable of Mr.. Sinclair's paper.
The twenty thousand spectators who as
sembled in Louisville on Thursday to see a
race between Ten Brock and Mollie Nc
Cafthy we're sadly disappointtd. The Calf
fornia mare was distanced in the first heat.
A tornado Of wind and hail struck Pitts
burg at 8 P. M. on Thursday, doing great
damage: At q German Lutheran picnic at
people, and injuribg fifteen others, of whom
i've will probably die.
lie Petit Lyonnais announces that Vera
Sassulich, the woman who was tried for
having attempted to assassinate General
Trepf at the time he was prefect of the St.
Petersburg police, but escaped conviction,
has arrived at Geneva.
A despatch from Rome says Cardinal
Franchi, Secretary of State, has instructed
the Papal NuDcio, at Munich, to make no
advances to the German government in
consequence of Germany's breach of faith In
publishing her correspondence with the
Pope.
Berlin kilograms call attention to the end
less prosecution for REASONABLE utterances
and seditious crimes. Though hundreds of
persons have been punished for publicly re-
GREETING the failure of the attempts against
the Emperor's life there is still no cessation
of similar offences.
John Parsons, member of the Empire
Hook and Ladder Company, Of Altoona
Pa, returning yesterday morning with bis
company from visit to Bellefonte. while
standing on the platform Of the cars and
lookout, was struck by bridge near Tyrone
and instantly killed.
Aduel with swords was fought on Thurs
day on the Belgian frontier, between Senior
Torres Caicedo, Minister to Belgium from
San Salvador, and Senior Medina, Minister
from Guatalamala, resulting in the slight
wounding of the San Salvadoran representa-
tive, in the shoulder.
Three men entered the Receiver Generals
Office, on Toronto street, Toronto, Ca, and
engaged the teller 10 conversation, while a
confederate, slipping into the vault. stole
$l2,6OO-$1O, 900 in two dollar bills, 50 900
in ones, and $500 Ia silver. No clue as to
their identity is known.
The Manchester Guardian's London cor
respondent says that the troop ships
Aimalya and Scraps and other powerful
transports, have been dispatched to Malta
because the conclusion of the Congress NAV,
and probably will, render the rapid move
ment OF the Indian troops to some point in
Turkish territory necessary.
A Concha special to the News saws Keer
Der, Of FL Paso county, reports to judge
Blacker that 1000 Msxicans are en- route to
and drilling at El Paso, Mexico, and have
petitioned the chihuahua government for
government for permission to cross over
ana rescue Desedaco Ayodaca and has i'm
Plicated some prominent Americans in the
December riots. :. 'n'
A Constantinopls despatch to the Times
says that the British Consular agent has inst
returned from his mission to INQUIRE A to
the means necessary for relieving the
seventy-two thousand destitute refngees in
the Rhadopl mountains. he reports that
influential Turks In that district have offered
to enlist, If required, thirty thousand men
TOR the English service.
The Berlin correspondent of the Dailv
Telegraph says he has reason to believe
that scheme is under negotiation at private
conferences of the plenipotentiaries whereby
EDQlRnd WOuld un6orto 10 ~. A.,