The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-07-04
TELEGRAPHIC.
The President Will Annrnve

| Inc freSluenG Will Approve.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-There seems
to be no doubt but that the judicial APP
preparation bill will receive the presi-
dents signature.
Congress to be re-COnvened.
WASHINGTON, June est can be
stated authoritatively that the presidents
inclination Is to re-cOnvene congress by
proclamation should an adjournment oc-
cur without an appropriation for the pay
of marshals being made.
AVetO to be Expected.
WASHINGTON, June 28.-The bill for
the payment of United States Marshals.
ETC., will be vetoed. The message will
be short.
Statistical Exports Greatly in Excess.
Excess of exports oyer imports of mer-
chandiZe, for the twelve months which
ended May 31st 1889, $269, 7O9, 1866; for
twelve months which ended Nav 31st.
1873, 1921 1856, 939; excess of exports
over imports ofgold and silver, coin and
bullion, was, for the twelve months
which ended May 31st, 1879, 1924. 615
for the twelve months which ended Nav
31st, 1878, $7,243, SOL.
Increase Of Revenue Receipts.
WASHINGTON, June %. - Receipts
from the internal revenue for the last
fiscal year $11O,O33, 1888; for the fiscal
year which expires Monday over $113,-
O36, OOO-an increase of over $4,000, 600,
despite the reduction of taxes on tobacco.
Disastrous Storm.
BALTIMORE, June 28.-A storm from
the southwest passed over the central
part of the city about O'Clock this after
noon, continuing so minutes. In the
track Of the storm the streets were del
aW.6 FL, s.n--
house and the Maryland institute forty
or fifty buildings were unroofed, and
large plate glass windows DESTROYED.
The track of the storm was not more
than quarter Of amile wide, and the fu-
ry OF 1t was spent before it reached the
eastern confines Ofthe city. In the north
western section, there was q slight rain
without wind, and in the northeast sec
tion only heavy rain for few minutes.
Murdered.
ST. LOUIS, June 28.-At a very late
hour last night, meagre information was
received here that Mrs. Agnes Dickmann,
wife of William Dickmann, living at
Bluff Ridge, st. Louis county. about
twenty miles from this city, had been
very mysteriously murdered in bed early
yesterday morning. Tonight additional
information was received but nothing
which clears up the mystery, or fastens
the deed upon anybody.
Train Falls Through Bridge.
WYTHEvILLE, June 2S'-The engine
and three cars of the east bound
train, this morning, broke through the
Reid creek bridge three miles west of
this place, and fell distance of 80 feet.
Express messenger Langhorn, conductor
Fairfox, and two mail agents were iniur
ed and several passengers hurt.
Ocean Steamships in Collision.
| NEW YORK, June 28-The steamship
city of Columbus, from Savannah, ran
into the steamship city of Berlin last
night, The latter had two iron plates
cracked aft, the railing torn away, and
the staterOom stove In. The accident pre-
vents the city of Berlin from sailing be-
fore tomorrow.
By Cable-The Dead Prince.
LONDON, June Se.-The body of the
Prince, after the funeral parade, at which
Lord Chelmsford was chief mourner,
was removed to Palmermatritzburg,
where it lay in state in the Catholic
church. The body Will be conveyed to
England in the troop ship Orentes.
Gauge Changed.
St. Louis, June 28.-The preparations
for changing the gauge of the St. Louis,
Iron Mountain d Southern Railroad
which has been in progress for two
moths past, eliminated last night, and
at daylight this morning over three thous-
and men commenced the work of shift
ing the rails, and long before night the
entire line, nearly seven hundred miles
from st. Louis to Texarkana was
changed from five feet TO the standard
ga4ge-fpHr feet eight and one-half
inches.
Killed by thu Storm.
i Leavenworth, June 28-This AFTER
noon, the bodies of an aged Frenchman
named Morritt, and his wife were dis,