The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-12-02
aeon James II Smith a,.a - Ru-

meeting of the American Public
Health Association. 10 Toe held in
that city December 7th.
NEW YORK, November 37-The
Police force, this evening.is engaged
in a general raid on the lottery
dealers doing business throughout
the city. This raid has been ordered
by the commissioners for the pur-
pose of breaking up the game IN
the city,
PEMBROKE, Ky, November %
Col. ". y. Brown. Il we'll known citi-
zen of this place, and member of the
last Legislature. was shot and Instant
ly killed last night by CasS Williams.
a clerk in livery stable. The shoot
ing was the result of a quarrel about
Wilkcns. Keeper of Browns horse.
NICKSBURG, Miss. November ~.
The Warren county election cont
mission eases before Judge Hill in
the L. ;. cOuFt were continued till
December l.
NEW YORK, November 27-Ulrich
L. JankS, late quartermaster. and
now third officer OF the Pacific mail
steamer, Acapulco, just arrived in
port, was arrested. last evening, on
the street. 1y a customs inspector.
charged with smuggling goods, and
1 bottles bay oil were found in his
possession. \ search was made of
the vessel and resulted in finding
eighteen more bottles, which We're
also seized. Janks was taken before
| the | sitca States commissioner.
where he waived examination. and
was held III $1,000 bail. for the action
! of the grand jury. The oil is man
ufacturcd by ;. DelaSchie, distillcr;
at ST. Thomas. West Indies. The
1 duties are fifty cents per-omcc. The
| custom officers say i'll spite of their
vigilance, thousands ofdollars worth
of oil are struggled.
NEW YORK. November % Brock
way. Owens and Smythe, the sup
posed foTgerS Of United States bonds
ana currency, recently arrested in
Brooklyn. were released United
! States District Attorney Penny said
they were allowed 10 60 at the sIg-
gcstion OF officers of the secret SER
vice.
VIENNA November IA dispatch
says that official information hat
been received. that Dulcigno was
surrendered 10 the Montcnegrins. on
FRIDAY. by Dcrvish Pasha, person
ally Another dispatch says tho
Montenegrins occupied all the chief
| positions yielding to resistance.
LONDON. November 27--The Sports
man says, we believe the money fo1
/ Laycock will soon be found. as we
have already received donations
amounting to f1S6. and more is
promised.
PARIS, November 27-Thc Nation
ale says the general impression pro.
duceG by the decisions in the libcl
cases is very untavorable to Deputy
Laisant and that when the commits.
sion on enquiry has to be appointed
several of the Left will probably
protest against 1t.
W GirandinS i'll the La France &C.
cuses Deputies Laisant and LefourC
of having dragged the Chamber Ot
Deputies into false position by tho
abuse of its confidence, and insists
that NJ. Laisant and Lefoure should
resign their seats as deputies of tho
meeting of the Republican union
NJ. leluvre proposes vote o.
censure upon NJ. Laisant, but the
latter not being present at the meet.
ing the motion was abandoned.
ROME. November 27.-Not only is
there talk of a coalition between tho
Right and extreme Left for The
overthrow OF the ministry, but /;
possibility of the coalition of these
parties for a construction for tho
ministry is discussed.
LONDON. November 27.-The dis
patch to the Reuters. from Ragusa
states that from all parts OF the
country tends 10 confirm the reports
of the general revolt against III,
! Turks.
Landlord Dorgen has just been
obliged to flee 10 England from hi,
estates, because he felt his life wa,
in danger. The immediate cause
has not yet been announced, but
doubtless it was the receipt of letters
which seem 10 be flying ali oycl
| ireland i'll all directions just now
! Premier Gladstone. Mr.. Forster
! Chief Secretary for Ireland. and Ear
Spencer, were present nj the coun.
sci at Windsor to-day.
LONDON, November Z7.-At cabi
net counsel meeting at Windsor 10
dO-day, il was decided to summon
Parliament to meet on the 9th 81
SANITARY for the dispatch of business
New YORK, November 29.-Tll,
TrtbHAc furnishes the following
statement OF majorities taken iron
The official returns from every stat,
in the Union in the late presidential
election: Garfield, 4.439, 4l5: Han
cock, 4,436,019; Weaver, 500. 729; Dow
| 1914; scattering, 1743; total, 9,192,
595. Garfield's plurality, 3401.
MACON, GA, November 29.-Early
Yesterday morning n passenger TRAN
on theGeorgia Central railroad brok,
in two half Il mile from Macon. Til
steam brakes stopped the rear hal
on down grade, and heavy freigh
train following telescoped the sleep
er half way, killing the engineer 0
the freight train. The president 0
the Central road, VIM. Wadley. an,
the vice president, Mr.. Raoul. wer
in the sleeping car, but escaped
Several of the passengers were hurt
but none fatally. A few minutes al
ter the collision a second heav,
freight train ran into the middl
train, smashing the cars into frag
ments. Engineer Crossley of tn
middle train was found with hi
hand on the lever. which was re
versed. IIewas jammed against tn
hot boiler by q freight car lappin,
over the tender and was disenIbow
cled and roasted. The other engi
neer and 1iremcn Ieaped from TN
train and were saved. Mr.. Freemal
o. Macon was badly cut in the heas
by "a fragment of u car seat. Raou
had his ankle sprained. The acct
dent occurred on steep grade
where the trains could not b.
stopped.
! BREWER. November 20. - Their,
seems Ia be some mystery abou
the shooting Of Lieut-GoY. Robin
son at RObiHsOn'7 camp last night
The particulars. so far as heard. ar,
these: There is dispute aborr
the possession Of Il mine. and
| guard had been placed 10 watch il
Last night Gov Robinson and a.,
manager Of the mine went 10 it nj
ter dark, and the guard, not reeog
nizing them. and rot hearing az
answer TO his inquiry as 10 who tbey
were, fired, be says, into the roci
over their heads. Gov. Robinson
ieli. shot in four places. He IS siiI
living. but his wounds are believed
to be fatal. There having beer
trouble between the miners ant