The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-11-10

Kentucky Rev. DIR. Strictly. New
York, and Ed Ware. Atlanta. on
southern work in its several phases.
1.-THE SAME OLD STORY"
LONDON, November 2.-Disturb-
| ances continue at Bclmullett. county
Mayo. Thus far four of the persons
wounded on Thursday night are
dead. Six more deaths are cX-
pected. Two hundred mi,itarv and
an equal number Of policemen are
on the spot. The road leading to
AglOware is blOckaded with stones,
and the bridges have been broken.
for the purpose OF impeding the
progress of the military.
MIR. Gilporter, secretary Of the
Bartry, Cork, branch of the land
league, was arrested last evening
under the coercion act.
SEIZURE OF SOCIALISTS.
LONDON, November "a st.
Petersburg correspondent ot the
Daily Telegraph says: 81 have
trustworthy information that the
police have just made an important
capture. Suspicious have been di-
rected to the inmates of no Sc in
respectable quarter of the city.
The police surrounded the place at
night, broke open the door and ar
rested a man and woman who were
preparing dangerous explosives.
SocialistIc implements were found
in the room. The man is student
| in the school of mines"
CONSERVATIVES GAINS.
LONDON, November 2.-The Con-
servatives' gain in the municipal
elections is Sc, and the Liberals gain
| 40. The most important gain is at
Staley Bridge, where the ConscrYa-
| tives gain seals in the municipal
councll. They have gained 4 in
Oldham, in Cardiff and 3 in Liver
pool. The foregoing results are
probably attributable to the Irish
vote, but the Conservative gains are
pretty evenly distributed among the
towns Of large Irish population and
those purely English.
REDUCTION OF RENTS.
LONDON, November 2-Reduction
of rent by the first decision under
the land act, at Monaghan, yesterday,
is considerably amended, the rent
of holding being only SIX guineas.
Application was made to the Dub
lin land court yesterday to fix the
rent of holding in Cork, where valu-
alton is 81 pounds and present rent
lib pounds. Lord Justice Ohagan
said the figures were very startling
PUMA, CUZCo AND AREQUIPA.
PANAMA, October 24.--Advices
| from Lima state that a cablegram
was received on the 9Th announcing
that troops i'll Arequipa had revolt
ed and imprisoned Solar and his
chief officers, and declared in favor
of Garcia Calderon. No bloodshcd
occurred. Calderon'S people be-
lieve the important departments Of
Puma and Cuzco will have followed
Arequipa, while Peorilas' partisans
declare that counter revolutions
must have been effected, or that So
lar will have been reinstated and the
rebels punished. 1t is believed by
those who think the United States
intend armed Intervention on be-
half of the provision govern
mcnt, that every effort has
been made to convey this
belief to the public mind, and Gen
eral Hurebute's communications
have been widely published and
circulated, as have also the counter
felt dispatches bearing this sigma.
ture, in which he is made TO
threaten the Chilian forces, should
they not Immediately withdraw
from the Peruvian territory The
Estarantc Catalico, OF Santiago,
| Chill, says: The rumor continu-
ally increases in strength that our
government intends to prolong, in
definitely, its occupation of Peru
and, to organize its administration
military better than at present, the
military power is to be substituted
| by IA civil one, which is to be sus-
tanned by q military force sufli-
| cienily strong TO crush al armed re-
sistance, and TO reduce TO Impotence
those occupying effective points il
the interior.
Large quantities Of material for
the canal company are arriving
by nearly every steamer which
reaches the isthmus, both OH the AT
lantic and Pacific. The Aven
brought nine thousand tons, consist
ing of steel rails, machinery and
iron work of various kinds. The
city of Rio deJaneiro, just in from
San Francisco, brings over 200 tons
of freight, mostly timber and sup
plies, part of which is for hospitals.
In the course Of the construction Of
the isthmus and material for hos
pital for us. Men employed by
Messrs. Hueman, Slavon & Co. have
also come to hand hand by the City
of Rio deJaneiro. This firm have
the contracts for the construction
of villages Oh the isthmus.
us THERE MILLIONS IN IT?"
LONDON, September 2.-Tbe PAIL
Mall Gazette, this evening, says
| there is no truth whatever in the re-
port that there is a large amount of
money in the Bank OF England
which was deposited 10 the credit Of
| the confederate government, and
available for the payment OF con-
fedcrate bonds. We believe the
bank docs not hold single penny
of such money, and doubt whether
any bank in the country holds such
money. The whole story is gross
fabrication and fitting product OF II
speculation scheme that has no SUBJ
stantial foundation
GILFILLAN's TREASURY FILLIN's.
WASHINGTON, November 3.--Thc
annual report of United States
Treasurer GiltiIlan. showing the
operations of the treasury for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1881,
submitted by the secretary of the
treasury to-day. The transactions
of the treasurer's Office for the year
may he summarized as follows ::
The departments OF The government
shows an increase over those of
1880, from every source. The in
crease Of receipts from the customs
is $11 ,637, Gil from internal revenue,
$21 ,255,011 sales OF public land, ST.
1S5, 1856 misccllaneons,$3,1 III, ,702; to-
tai increase, ,$34, ,455, ,66U; Which added
to net reduction in the expendi-
lures of Sc, ,960, ,070, ,makes the inc ease
in surplus revenue, $34, ,1S5.751. Net
revenues were $360,672, 1872, and net
expenditures $260,7l2,8S7. Excess
of receipts over. payments was
$l00,069, ,405, of which $90,872, ,261
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