Daily Republican., 1880-09-28
NEWS SUMMARY,
rho Tennesseo B"nd-Grain Crop
or France-A Postal Infection
Other Incidents aeetsenss
NFfmea and Glaau.Is,1o

rhe Tennessee B.nd-Grafn CrOp
OF France-A Postal iufacpiOn--
OthNr Incidents aeciaenis
crimes and Casualties.
Mayor Latrobe, General Herbert and
collector Thomas, of Baltimore. went
Washington yesterday TO invite the
members of the Cabinet to attend the
l25th annivsrsary of Baltimore's set
tlement. They were informed by Com
modore Jeffries that the vessels to as
emble In Hampton Roads for the an
ausl review would be sent to Baltimore
70 take part in the celebration, and that
detachment of marines would also be
furnished. General Drum informed
the gentlemen that the troops AT Fort
Mcbenry would be ordered out, and, if
oossible, the army would be otherwise
represented.
Sir John Mcdonald, who has arrived
At Quebec in the steamer Sandman.
'ays that arrangements have been con-
Guided with a syndicate of bankers of
Frankfort, Paris, London, New York
and Canada, for the completion of the
Canadian Pacific Railway within ten
years, and the running Of the road for
further period of ten years. The de-
tails must be reported to the Governor
General in Council, and discussed, be-
fore they can be made public.
Judge Whitney, Memphis has deci-
ded, in the cases of the Tennessee
bondholders against certain railroads
Of that State, that neither the FORE
closed nor the non foreclosed roads are
subject to any lien in favor Of the bond.
holders. He. therefore, dismisses the
bills in all the cases. The suits were
brought to make the railroads liable
for portion of the State debt.
The U. s. Consul at Lyons reports
that the grain crop of France this year
will be up to the average yield, and of
exceptionally good quality. Neverthe-
less there will be large demand for
American wheat. In Germany the
cereal crop is 'med iocre," and in Rus
sia "somswhat Of a failure"
A telegram from Plymoth, Mass, re-
ports that the upper portion of Plymoth
Rock which has been separated from
the origine for 106 years, and lain for
As years in front Of Pilgrim Hall, was
yesterday reunited with the main por-
tion Of the rock, "and now lies under
the canopy in its original position"
There was no public demonstration.
At meeting of Yale College students,
held yesterday morning, by order of
President Porter, resolutions were adop.
ted condemning the destruction of the
Democratic. bannor by members Of the
"Sigma Epsilon, on Saturday evening,
and it was voted to make restitution
for the property destroyed.
In the U. s. Circuit Court at Louis
vile, yesterday, and injunction was
granted restraining the Postmaster Of
that city from obeying the orders re-
Gently issued by Assistant Postmaster
General Hazen against delivering reg.
istersd letters and post Il cards address,
0u " bu0 SULnLuOAWodltu NlbulUuLlOA
Company"
President Hayes and party arrived at
Yreka on Sunday evening from Red
ding, and were warmly received. Judge
Steele made an address Of welcome, to
which the President briefly responded,
expressing his thanks and his aversion
to speech-naking on Sunday.
4 telegram from Ottawa reports that
the driver of bread wagon named Sing
Teton, has become heir to an extensive
property in the county Clare, Ireland,
through the death Of his brother, Gen.
eral Singleton.
Immense swsrms of grasshoppers,
flying from the North, and thick enough
to obscure the sun, appeared yester-
day at Jsckstorough, Texas A farm
on which they alighted was utterly
devastated, even the cotton stalks be-
ing devoured.
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