davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
Marina Disasters.

srlr SIN ,ony LawREvcs tHam,. Ienz, left New York
bull, Bremen in isG5. and 37l Teeisten
BARK AsToyrrA tspl saa, from Now Orleans for Bar.
be on are. having been struck by lightning.
Bslc ARApsE tBr) Troverton from Batmor. for Belfast
bs fRd ass pS % 'sss s
recstcred 81 tons, and hailed from Liverpool
Bsie CATnKnISE tBr Plllmsn. sailed from York Dec
Ssss,ered is3 oea 6uil. ssf isand in 1854 from
Bas w,.As IAN Eoa,ssos Reed at Boston - reror,sJsn
f Jersey ne sns 5onna for s s,s hs ss
@ Snoa sfs 0wn hy9s on poe Wished e ee ,osoa IN
schr Moses wang Of New York. before reported dismasd
night Of 27sh ult. Captain mate and one drowned
senas cAsar Holrs, from baltimore for Jersey city
s.. . a. SaS ss pc, e: ss.pr
ELIZA wALxnR Lemmen sailed from san Francisco
Nov for shoa Water bay and had not arrived ls inst
Misc ceiiansous.
Tie wind during yesterday was hsavY from NNE, with
snow with clear sky overhead at sunseL The Ice was
plenty and heavy There fow arrivals during
,hc day.
Harlem river is open 10 l2n street. and from thsre
strip q leo to la5.h street, Is all clear up the
bridge from thsre Hell Gate quite clear yesterday
though u Is very bad above that point
Our thanks due Captain Jsres Bras.sd su yara.
tendens OF the Staten Island ferry, for valuable assistance
rendered TO our steam yacht whlo fast In the
erdty aud for his aiientions to her subsequently,.
STEAMSHIP UrrxD srArxs has been purchased Mcssys
Vim Weld Co. Of Boston, for The NsrchaA4 steamshp
Lius Of New York and will The Of The cseep,
City and sail on Saturday next 7h ins for w Orleans to
DO followed By The latter vessel the lh fnst Tho United
stacs an A vosse Of 1880 tns rogsr thres years
old, and will be valuable add.aon ths Merchants Lima
sSTn Asslpay LiNooLr W. tons built AZ weststly nj
Psso &c? 81 Now Now a Ss has sssa gpr'hsa % x Ms
run her 40 packet bs,v eco Boston usysa under
tho command OF Capt rayis
Whaiemen.
BARK Indsat, we Of NIB. oacd from Hodalulu Jau
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Etna fBr) Rrdgman, Liverpool Feb Is Queens
town 18TH and aliiax asth with mdse aud passenger To
John Dale Experienced strong westerly gales almost the
entire passage.
stoanslp syivana tBr) Hall Liverpool Feb u ana
Queenstown i3th with rndsc and cassengers tn National
massage; detained o sandy Hook for 10 hours
with storms Feb 2s lat Al 25. Ion IS 6 exchanged
nighl signals with steamer supposed to ne OF Uuon
i:ne bound III March lat A. Ion II 49, exchanged sig
steamship ieury chauncey, Gray, Aspinwal. Feb 20.
with mdsc, mails Nc to the Pac fc Mall Steam.
ship Co 27ib u lat ~ ~ lon "a IL passed steamship Rs.
ing Star. hence for Aspinwall.
steamship Cortes Whitman, Now Osleans Feb %. and
Sw Pass 25i with dse and passenger to sami Stevens
Experienced strong head winds he entire Feb "a
ll "a ion 20 81 passe ship Lizzie Noses from New Orleans
for iavre 25h lat rs 26 Ion 81 81 passed flying
Steamship Emily " ~Order. Lebby Cltrissor 60 hours
will mise and passen 20 Wheeler Linnari. March
l. Batteras bserng w. exchanged signals with steamship
Champion hence for Chlreston OF Boiy Island
hin Hern Livingston hence FOR Savannah. The
souier arrived of tho Highlands last night at PN II
blow ng heavy from EsE, with heavy snow Storm could
to come in.
steamship Ashland, Norton. Charleston. Feb 2s with
cotton to Whesc- Linnart. March at PM In the lat
Of Chlncoesguc passed steamship Cen Grant, hence for
New Orleans.
with mise. TO Phillips Brown. Anchored In 0ravesend
bay last night.
Steamship Yazoo, Hodges Norfolk. III mdso to tho Old
Dominion Steamship Co.
Clyde.
Schr r Stockton soper. Georgetown, SO.
Schr Mary Bel. Rocklsnd.
Schr Plymouth Rock. seiburv, Boston.
Schr VIM Jackman Terry New London. (ls at Port Nor
ris, where she will dischar.c,D
schr Francis Hand, Collins, Fairhaven for Virginia.
Wind al sunset sNE, fresh.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

oGrn ihe Wheat market was dull and nominal and sell
amy s s .enl wsse S
sspr ns store and 81 mised do Corn da
sns Ss .a. aG%as'
M'srn = d. mssa as ys:s q % AZ. q e, IS s Il fp Is
dull aud oer the sales about ~ 700 bushels at
and and prices were eatreiy nominal Barley dull but
being scarce was he'd with hrmnes Barley matt was In
to n
Ing business was less as!Ise The enssee@en,s. ~
to Uaseo~. pei 1850 bushels lod 70 Bre
men, ~ hhds oOEocc on pirate terms ns., The % charters
qu rters grain at is. Ri orsi. ess If direct.
GuSsEs.-Bags duh bu steady at isEc. 100, while
mAr. Prices see unehsased, but the demand light
Hors -The demand materially restricted by the in
Sed seassr and se p'llSs' '
MoLAssss "A moderate demand prevailed at steady prices
THIS were 20 hnds Remedies at 4c aud v do Nue.
NAVAL sroHrs Buanes In all kinds was materially
s.rcted by inc weather but particular change
n S aD M p hs U s 3 90 mere W snd %
ii 6sc ui rost !oowng sales were maicoo9 ii, IBIS.
strained I, IS a. Tar Unchanged s. . IS 80 for
was dull holders demanded full prices
viz 81 20 81 .3 and bbls. Other kinds
"HoS fHogsoss @ eceps s bbs PORK do beef pack
ea meas 5 am sS do ara nn. The ransaso1s n p0
charge IN pcss new mess closing a. sss sa and old
a s aa' 1 IS for spSi oa Tss %s sssa g
for new do G Sc o. ,es prime and ss D. s @
pbs new mesa April at s2i T5 sellers option Dressed
hogs were higher at Ike. Western, and
c for citv Beef moderately and steady, with
fales $50 BIB at SiUs Si6 for good
add SIS Sll for ezra do icrco bee. Ia do
mama sales s0J ticrces within the II S3l 80 S37
or rr1ne and 53 30 $40 for S4S for
India beef Beet bans, though quiet, firmly held
moderate reeuss Arm. were 800 packages
Uc 4 lie dry aud p!ckei shoulders 3l4c IsIsc for
smoked ibc i5c for picked hams. bacon dull but
bcd quotations. salos 25 boxes short rib ut 3c
transactions In lard moderate, prices
without Grange OF moment. The sales 500 bbis and
tcrccs .et for No to kee rends ell. Butter
MAS n demand and arm at otltons Cheese
was without ch snge ol moHsnt
PFrRoLxuMcrnds was nsetve but steady and nrrs, At
2c. b1k aud IKE Ia bb's There no business Of
cooseluenc bonded STANDARD he'd az
tsorvh small lots were onainabIe at about 26
Ia phadslpha the market continued 10 duil hut
prces quite ssldy nj 3c z!xc. Sales so bbls. VI
hii.c and d.. for March seller option x3c HAT
here wero 10 important sales made OF de-
serrtop prices were HrIn We quote Carolina lie
iiise prime aud RAngcon a. Go 6c gold duty
paid.
sed duty PAID other kinda were dun, but steady a. The
| quotat,ous 10 our iast.
change in prices reported We quota fair good
me tbI At IKE 1stSc sales l6e mia cube al llssc
PIE and ~ private crir- Refined was sparng
dee, previous prices ylz-sC,1c for powdered
crshsd and srannatsd, 1870. lCc for sof, whlie
| li$e. 1850 Tor yellow.
T.tLow was y mede request aud nrm, with sales
| g5,ON lbs al ll14c sfAa
WniskrY Receipts hone No aales wsra reported Priso
4 we're usBiinai
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

The market for government securities opened with an
improved tone this morning, and the day advanced
became strong and the previous duiness gave place 10
moderate degree Of activity under domand on both
investment and speculative account, stimulated by tho
reduced quotatIena Governments are the cheapest
securities In Ws amount Of interest they
oear and as the recent depression due mainly TO
iaischievous eject Of tho sherman funding bill It
10 esasonable to infer that they will quickly recover
from w. as there s possibility OF the passage Of such
suicidal measure in other house. Al the close the
market was strong at the suhoined quotations: RE
gsiered, 1881, 11oI a iloz; coupon. 1881, iloK a
Ill; 52os regsierad 1862 1861 1o7; s.2os coupon
1852, 1l0't 1ioI; do. 1854 lo7H 1s7yS; do 1866,
1oax a 10sX; do, 1865. January ana July, ioe * .
io0X; do. 1857. 1oes 1o1 1o4O's, registered, lOo.
alol; lo.40's coupon lol o 1oiH; June 7.5O's los
a LOG; July 1905 1o5k lo5 May compounds 1894
INK 1lsH; Angus, do, l1oI NIX; September
DO, I1ok l06z. October do, lie li6x.
Az tho oommencsment OF business The stock market
vas weak aud very unsettled feeling prevailed csra
eialiy with regard TO Erie which sold down 10 65,I a
o5l; but at the early session OF the open board Erie
recovered TO eSK 65I and the remainder OF tho rail-.
way list was comparatively nrm, New York Central
selling at l2sx aud Northwestern al e2H AT lhs rst
regular board the dull and unsettled, but
prices were without any material change. New York
Central closed Il lower than a the sans time on ssur
day, Erie az Reading u, Cleveland and Toledo x, Tor
Wayne 4, Ohio and Mississippi y, Pacific Mail az, At.
fan,ic Mail Il, North Carolina sxes 1, Western Union
telegraph \. In government securities there was .
very limited aount or business transacted but there
was an absencs OF all pressure 10 SELL and prices were
about higher At tho call than al tho samt time
on Saturday, the nvetwentos OF 1saa and 1896 beins
shs stropgss. Of the gold bearing stocks. Al the opsa
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cnnard mail steamship Cuba will leave this port
on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will ciese at tho Post Onase ut
twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The New York HERALD-Editou for Europe-wiM bs
ready NJ haf-past ten o'clock In the morning.
Single copies. In wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BArpwrs-Romvsov AT Eastchestor, Thursday,
January % THowAs W. BALDWIN to Alma j., only
daughter Of Zor II. Robinson, Esq. all OF westcheser
No cards.
MrRrnY-HAprxAS.- Philadelphia. on Tuesday,
February rs, bv Rev. Thomas Kieran. NJ st. AIMS
church. JcHs MrRpHY OF New York, 10 LixAs J. HART
MAN of Philadelphia No cards
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
POET OF NEW YORK, MARCH 2, 1858.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship Fairbsnks. Hnnter. Wilmington NO. Hand.
Bark Anxious (Br). Dolbcl, London-A Wiley (Cleared
Fob 2a)
Bark Fannie, Carver, Matanzas-wals Fisid 4 May.
Bark Chiffon. Hume, Savannah-1 q Young q Co.
Brig Madonna CIR, Jordan. st Johns, PR-Mnler q
Houghton.
Brig Birdie (Br), Ferguson. st John. Mp Nevius
Sons
schr Julia Floyd. squires Aspipwali-N MoOready
Co.
Schr Sarah Maria, Horton, Baracoa-R Weinberg.
Schr John, Fields. Wilmington NC--E Powell.
ARRIVALS
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

Corrrn important s,les Of Rio reported, but
the market Arm at our last quotations other kinds
were auiet but steady. Ses been made Baltimore
OF 0o5 bags Grey l2c gold in bond and 5000
fLoun Receipts, 1897 bbls nogr $40 do. and
y63j bags 975 bushels wheat 3s975 do.
$3.50 do oats 52 rye and 500 do. barley The -four
ket continued rule very dali and prices nonlnal
llc 2Sc per bbl the decline being particularly
noceable the high grades Some holders however. re
uscd accept prices. California dour
light demand and heavy The saies Comprised $40 bbs
buyers favor, the being bbs aye quiet
but prices steady sales 2co bbls at 81 - 81 co.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

Mining appears to be profitable In Australia. Ths
Goysrnment Mining Sur TO the cclonv of Victoria
who Is In England for few weeks leave OF Absence
says there Ia the colony thirty dividend paving
alluvia and sxtv-lve qrartz giving in the aggre
gae profit Of 9S5 per anuum and that these do
Victoria
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

MONDAY, March 20 r. M.
CorToy.-The transactions In this staple were light and
prices though not quoaby lower, in buyers favor
The sales limited about l0) bales including $50
on speculation and 800 for spinning Annexed arc the
closing quotations:A
Unl1nds Mobile Nep Orerns
The New York herald., 1868-03-03


Blocker st 3 s5l OF Charles st. 81 3x7o. SIS 500
D'USm'nSuIIa ,a,a sS 5000
p,oomugdale road. " r. o-l0 scres....... 12i ,250
40 ar-sb .................,......N Nom.
Cannon and stanton sta n corner 75x75 80, 900
Shamners 81 No i56 2s. 900
Goerak A. No 1856 40 l0xlo0. 500
uester a., No I'll 25x75. .25 100
Hudson a, Nos rs end so. 80 900
Houston A. A. $50 or OF lat Az 25al02 az. "a 900
Jones st n o. 175 u or Blcecksr st. 2sxloo III 100
Leonard sl No l54, 5000
dae e. g. co IL 1t OF Rivtngtou st. 90 1xbo. 1s $50
Suffolk It, O. 12h II OF Hes, st rs axlOob 28 $50
Isl 81 ana Let ~, COZ 2sxieo. i, ,ss.,,.21, 500
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
NEW S.
Woat'cr Along the Cons II.

Almanac Cor New York-This Day.
The New York herald., 1868-03-03
REAL ESTATE.

Dnicial Transfers Yesterday.
Tho cca transfers Of real estate aud leases recorded
IN this city ana Kings county yesterday were as fol-
The New York herald., 1868-03-03

Iron Steamship Building In PhIInd delpbin-Tbe
sOuthwnrk Foundry-Its Rxteut and Cam.
city-Evidcnces OF Engineering Skill.
PHILADgLpuIA March Q 1870
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

VaFiOns Resolutions and Bills In.
tFOduced-Bill TO Admit North aid
South Carolina, Louisiana and
Georgia Discussed.


HOESF..,..... ....... W WAsHINGTON, May l3.
Beck offered a resolution directing the
Secretary of ar and the General OF the
Army TO communicate the reports Of the
severaf District commanders, to the
elections on the ratification Of the pro-
posed Constitutions in Georgia, North
Carolina, South Carolina an 4 Louisiana,
and for the election OF ofdcers hereunder,
with accompanying papers, &c Adopted.
ScheDck made statement in reference
TO a recent New York item, that neither
the Commi tee OF Ways and Means nor
himself knew OF any complaint agai nsb
Collector OF Internal Revenue Bailey, OF
New York, and they had no person EN-
plOyed in any secret dective service. 4 he
Committee did not C aim authority, and
cert stnIy had not the disposition 10 enter
A biz allowing the white Hall and
PIattsbuTg RriIrOad to pass across the
United states lands at Platts borg was
= Price, from The Paeihc Railroad COM
mite, pOr ed back the Dill, with amend-
menIs, 10 incorporate Puget sound and
C0Iumbia River IA lroad company.
"A fLer considerable dlscu ssiO on, and prOpO-
sitions 70 amend, Prlee moved the pre-
Vious question, winch the House refused
to second, and the bal was then referred 70
the Committee on Pub ic Lands.
F The btll TO adInit North Carolina, south
Carolina, Louisiana. and Georgia 10 repre-
sentation in Congress was taken up =
Stevens, OF Pa, offered the following
amendment as an additional section:
Ind be e. (t5ftheF enacted, That the pro-
visions OF section seventeen, article hYe OF
the Coustttuf lcn OF GeOfgla a, snall not -ap-
ply to a debt due to any person. who, dur
3 ing tn whole time Of the rebel ion, was
loyal TO the UnitedStates. aud opposed TO
secession.
stevens stated that ne would allow a
whole day for debate on the part a the
members opposed to- the biH, Hnd that
he would ask vote on il tO-mOl row.
Be x made an hours speech az inst the
bill. 1878
Robinson asked whether it was undet-
stood that the House was going into the
saElasalsszae4Ataf1fzEa STATE "a
The Speaker stated that W +s question
for Ike HOUSE, uot for t4FeFC ChairEH
ST teFeTs--I propose rba am ellr, and
for his reason :TheCOn>tibu. ion Of Georgia
nullifies aAl-debts 5ue before certain peril
Cd as well those due to loyal men as those
due rebels. My amendme ntri-F iRaL It
sl4alF hulltfya only those 10 'Tebs4sr not 70
loyal men.
E kODlDson-WIug the gentleman FROM
Peun~yiyania allow me 10 ask nun now
hesis gong p pick oat taIe .ersdltofs, loyal
ana dlsl0yal?
qhen anybody claims o be loyal, he viii
PICK b lmself out kaugnser-8
Robinson Then every Dody VIII PICK
himself out. aa ..
Paine inquired Of stevens whether this
was an indivtd aal amendmsnt OF his own
or one that came from the Reconstruction
COmmlttee? W
stevens replied that It was an individual
amendment.
Pruin-I rise o a question Of order, to
ask the Chair to rule that this House has
no right by any legislation. or attempted
legislation, to interfere with the COns.itu-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14
CINCINN ATT.
Another Prize Fight PIanned-Rail-
road Election.

CINCINNATI, May 13.-JOe Coburn.
who is to fight Mike McCool for the
championship of America, arrived
ately arrested and taken before the
Police Court, where he was required
to give bonds to the amount of ten
thousand dollars not to fight within
the limits of this State. John Frank
lin and Charles Gallagher went upon
his bonds, and he was released. The
fight will take place on the 9th inst,
within fifty miles of Cincinnati.
CINoINNATI, May 13.-At the an
nual election of the Cincinnati, III 4
Dayton Railroad Company yesterday,
the following directors were elected:
). S. L Hommedein, John Young.
Wm. Goodman, VIM. Beckett, Geo.
7. Steadman, Coweil Fletcher, Il D.
Huntington, Chas. Davis aud John.
" Ellis taH
The following officers for the en-
suing year were elected: $. S. l..
Hommedien, President; T. H Short,
Secretary and Treasurer; Stanley
AIatthews, Attorneys Da6ieE McLo-
ren, General Superintendent; Lewis
Williams, Assistant Superintendent;
Samuel Stevenson, General Ticket
AGENT Lafayette Devennys General
Freight Agent. The earnings Of the
past year show an increase of S31, 900
over the previous year. 2lA 1919
CINCINNATI, May 13.-In the us.
-DistriGi GoErfp erdPy4 Judge Leayitt
Delivered his opinion In tie case Of
Patrick Ross, the murderer Of Mary
Carrigan, IN Ireland, The Judge held
that Ross, having been identified BY
the Irish Constables, must be retain ed
IN custody, but gives him until the
10th of june to produce evidence in
his defehse. He isisall.sufering from
his attempt to cut his throat, and IL
IS not probable that he VIII I'VE until
shat tine ? 8Igs9I0d "
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14
WASHINGTON.
General Grants Report 20 the Senate
from the District Commanders.

WAsHINGToN, May 13.-The argu-
ment on the motion to admit Surratt
to bail was resumed this mOrning IN
the Supreme Court Of the District.
On its conclusion Chief Justice Car
Ter refused 70 admit the prisoner 70
bail. s.rl.- In
WAsHINGToN, May 13. = General
Grants communication to the Senate
to day embTaees reports from District
commanders.
Gen. Schofeld's report gives the
whole number Of voters registered in
Virginia at 225. .933. Of whom 1201f1
are whites and l0J,S32 are cOlored !;
of these .4l7 whites and II, ,S87 blacks
failed to vote on the question of call
ing a Convention. judging from the
tax list and other data the number Of
whites who failed TO register is Is, 6,343.
There is no report Of the number
disfranchised in Virginia under the
recon struction laws.
Gen. Candy reports 1O6,721 white,
and 1882 colored voters in North
Carolina, nearly all Of whom voted
1t is estimated that l9, Al whites, and
3,2S9 blacks failed to register, and Of
AuGSG H LOU " lAbCS hAg MA1AA hQLlAAHGtAs
In South Carolina there are 46 S83
white and S0550 black voters regis
tered. Ten thousand nine hundred
and ninety-two whites and 4, l67 blacks
failed to register. About75 per cent.
of the whites are disfTanchised.
In Georgia sc, 1913 white and 90 163
cOlored votes are registered, Of whom
go. .333 whites and "A 75S colored fail
ed to vote; 10000 whites are disfran-
chised, and $1,000 refused TO register
In Alabama there are 81 ,295 white
and 104, ,51S black votersy Of whom
81, ,158 white and 81, ,947 colored failed
to vote There is no data to show the
number disfranehised.
In Florida, few are dislranchised, !,
and nearly all are registered.
The number If whites that voted
is II, ,9l4; blacks, 1909 General Gil
lem says no data has been kept from
which to ascertain the number Of
voters of different cOl0fs in Mississip-
pi. & In Arkansas, 23,691 failed to
vote. g-.L - ~ 3ae 8di = 3al
General Hancock REPORTS that 45, :
2lSf whites and 81, ,463 blacks were
registered in Louisiana aOf this
mum Der, 80, $50 failed 10 vote, but what
proportion, 1.-The General Is unable to
say; nor can he report how many are
dlstraBchlseds 10 qo1i 1Es $500
In Texas, %, ,633 white, and 49.497
black voters are registered Of whom
], ,757 are whites, and 36 .923 blacks
voted. The Rumben disfranchised
cannot be asceTtalnedL bae
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

ton or provisions o. the Constitution d.
any state.
Speaker-1he Chair overrules the poiu
Of order. and he decines to ruie a. The
gentlemen from New York desires. De-
cause II that were his preogafive. he
might be called upon 10 rule thus os
bills which many members regard
as unconstttutioaai, aud when was tae
Fresldent veto aud as not being constr
any legislative body to rule whether
proposition Is Constitutional or not: oiriv
whether IL is parliamentary. It's COnstl-
rutionality affects lis merits, and sugh
questions are TO be decided By the House
not by the Chair.
Rand Il asked Stevens where he qot
authority in the Constitution OF the
United states or anywhere else 70 amenu
the Consultation Of state.
Stevens-I ind 1t in the Constitution
which says Congress : ~ admit 10 the
Unfted States. I hold hat, under that
Congress may admit them IN Just such
shape as Congress pIeases. 1 do not fnd
any dtenculty about that.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14
,.09 ZL5E 40 90.
sea Foot.
- = z = Surratt Refused Bail.
-tIfEC 4sri
Methodist General Confer
ence.
.eeEt .ecrigq 5 .ro1
New. York May Anniver-
sarl5s.
European News.
INDIANAPOLIS.
A Chapter of Fatal accidents.

Especial to the Evansville Journal
INpIANAPoLIs, May 13.--A little
boy, named Sharer, ten years of age,
while hoIdiBg horse by the halter,
near the Kentucky Avenue Green
house, last night, tied the halter
strap around his body The horse
;aking fright dragged him the dis
azl tanee Of two squares, striking his
a- head against a post, crushing in his
skull horribly. He soon after Slipped
loose, taking the clothes of, and
leaving the body shockingly man
gled. -
" - lIND1ANApo11s, May 133.--Fhe boiler
of Van Wrinkles saw mill, at Ander-
son, Indiana, exploded last night in
stantly killing two men named Moore
and WOf, the latter Postmaster at
Florida, Indiana. Three others are
supposed to be fatally wounded.
a boy named Sheam was killed in
this. city by horse running away with
him last night.