, 1881-11-11

Cow bows are stealing stock in Southern
Arizona.
The fall of rain has ayerted the New
York water famine.
The President has accepted the resigna-
ton Of Gen Tyner.
Land leaguers are talking of transferr-
ing their headquarters to Paris.
The winnings of American horses in
England and France this year, are about
100000.
The Duke of Norfolk S child being in
curably blind his father has taken him to
LOurdes to try supernatural means.
Ali Ben Amar, chief of the Tunisian in
surgents, is dead The insurgents are
much demOralized in consequences.
The Wolacyseyska court martial SEN
fenced two leaders of the anti Jewish
rioters in June last TO ten years exile in
Siberia.
One hundred and fifty-two emigrants
sailed from Bremen for Texas on the 29th,
also $50 laborers for Texas railroads.
DIR. Hall, a prominent physician at
Davisburg, Mich, was found guilty of
poisoning his wife who died recently.
A Chinese pirate is doing so mnch dam
age in the waters of Ming Pc, that s., 900
has been offered for his capture.
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penitentiary bird, was shot by police
man at st. Louis while plyingy his pro.
fession and died two hours after.
Hobletzel, the man wounded by the
Italian al Gunnison, died on the 29th.
Shortly after his death his murderer was
taken from jail and hung by citizens.
Confederate bonds are still in active
demand. A representative of London in~
terests is on his way to West Virginia
with proposition of adjustment of de.
ferred.-
DR.. Loring, commissioner ofagriculture,
called the cotton growers convention to
assemble at Atlanta, November I'd, In
connection with the exposition being held
here.
A crowd of seven hundred persons at
tackled the police while serving summons
at Bellmulle. county Mayo, yesterday.
The police fired upon the people, and
several were wounded.
Hanlan demands of Trickett $1,000 as
condition of rowing him for ST 900 side
at st. Louis. This is regarded as big
bluff. Trickett is in magnificent cOndi.
tion and anxious to row.
A rumor is current in Dublin that Earl
Spencer, lord president of the council,
will replace Earl Cowper as lord lieuten-
ant of Ireland, and that Lord Derby will
replace Earl Spencer in the cabinet.
| 1t is stated that the archbishop of
vienna, who recently arrived at Rome,
bears IA letter from Emperor Francis JOS
eph TO the pope containing reassuring ex-
plantations of King Humuert's visit 20 the
Austrian cspitRi. -
The World says. tt is. the best that
could be made under the circumstances
Judge Folger's integrity and capacity are
unquestioned, and he has also practical
/ experience in connection with the admin
istration of public finance.
The World thinks Postmaster General
James has made poor fight of 1t at
Washington. His letter accepting Tyner's
resignation, carried no comfort 10 the
| person receiving it and reflects no credit
upon the writer.
On the 2Sth, near Pajaro, Cal, George
Eastrovk was shot. probably fatally, by
Bob claims the shooting was accidental,
but bystanders claim it was Intentional.
| Bob was held to answer.
| Much dissatisfaction is felt in Chicago
at the appointment of ex-Gov. Beverage
| as assistant treasurer of the United States
at Chicago, on the ground that it is q slap
at Bob Ingersoll, and that he Is worn
out political hack.
Senators are getting impatient at the
Presidents delay in forming cabinet.
| In executive session a motion was made
TO adjourn sine die. and during discussion
| it Was announced that the President
would not delay the senators longer than
Friday evening.
The Germania Uleramontaine announ-
ces that the cathedral chapter of Breslau
elected Suffragen bishop vicar of the
| chapter, fully expecting that he Will be
appointed bishop of the diocese. The
Germania warmly advocates the re-estab-
lishment of a papal state.
The New York Sun is informed on
good authority that James was nominated
for postmaster-general with the distinct
understanding that he should retire on
the lst of December. James has entered
! into business engagement which will
take effect about that time.
Baron Blanc, formerly minister to the
United States, telegraphed the consuls of
the italian government AZ New York, that
identity of the brigand, Esposito. surren-
dered by the United States, has been es-
| Iabiished and an important service ren-
dered the cause of justice.
Dell Lock hart, 'iKid" Coulter and a
man known as 'SIin" Were Iynched at
Terra Armarilla. Col, on the Goth. Lock-
hart and "Slim" were arrested II few weeks
ago for horse stealing, and Coulter vas
iOT Il AT
Chama, nine months ago The Immediate
cause of lynching was the discovery of
Conlter's plan to kill the guard and es-
cape
The session Of the Hungarian delega-
ton has been opened. Car1inei Van
Hayneld. archbishop of Kalocha. pre-
sided. The emperor and empress of Aus
tria, king and queen of Italy, and large
number of notabilties and foreign and
military attaches were present, There
was grand military review. Their maj
esties were enthusiastically received by
the public.
The visiting governors at the Atlanta cot
ton exposition, were welcomed to the expo
sition in the afternoon. Gov ColquiIt de-
livering the address. Several governors
responded. The crowd WAS overW nelming
and great enthusiasm prevailed. The
feature of the day was making two suits
of clothes, one for Gov. Colquitt and one
for Bigelow, from seed cotton picked at !
O'Clock this morning, the suits being worn
at the reception in the evening The
The governors leave for their homes to-
morrow.
The Times in replying TO Secretary
Blaine's Panama letter, while eonceding
the right of the United to take pre-.
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