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FROM THE WEST.
GOLD AID CURRENCY INTEREsT-THE INDIANS
AND QUAKERs - DISASTROUS FLOODS = IN
DIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO THE
SWEDISH SETTLEMENT,

ST. LOUIS, July 3.--The bonds of this
county have bceh protested In New York
for non-paSment in gold. The county had
plenty Of currency; but the holders de
clined to take it,
There is no food in the West north of the
Sioux, but below Council Bluff the damage
is very great The loss of life is very great
The captain of the steamer Mountaineer
saw twenty-seven dead bodies taken from
the creek below Council Bluff.
The Indians are dissatisfied, and say they
don't understand or like Quakers, Tile lii;
dian oiitrages have been. resumed at GRAND
river, the Indians alleging that they have
been deceived repeatedly, and have no pro-
visions, and in revenge are firing into steam.
ers and driving off stock. They threaten
death to all whites.
An awful storm passed over Clinton
county, Iowa, yesterday, killing several per-
sons.
The Kansas papers say the colony Of
Swedes encamped on Cav river, en- route for
the back settlements, were englllfed in the
flood, and twenty-three drowned.
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CROCKERY, &c.

TRESH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their own importation, large additions TO tiear
STOCK, and are prepared to offer special inauGs
nnner ~ Tea, and Toilet Sets in rich DECORATED
gold band Plain White China and White Granit e.
E;ri Fancy Goods, Gut and Pressed GIassware IN
preat variety Fine Table Cutlery, of Joseph Rod
Gers aud other celebrated makers Plated &c
parricaratoys. Water-Coolers, Casters. Lamps,
Looking-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware N
great variety. Old ,orse-
ooars syriJ cons nj their interests by calling on
n Nc wa KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail tn peaIer Ta
EDWARD D. iAii' DoA' my 10
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OUT IN THE CoLp-SNow- BANKS IN MAINE.
1t would astonish the natives of the southern
portion Of the State could they see the i'm
men>e Snow-banks that have continued in
the mountainous portions Of the Slate nearly
through the Month of june. As we rode
from Bethel to Rumtord June 1Sth) we
could count dozen of them. Many of
them are still from ten to twenty feet in
depth. AS we now write June 22) there is
still an inipiansc bank to be seen on White
Cap. III Rumford. In the gorges of Saddle
back mountain may be seen 4 snowflake
twenty miles distant from Bethel. Probably
during the last century so much snow has
not fallen among the mountains in northern
Maine as in the winter of 1S6S'-G9. The
unusually green appearance of the forests
ut the present time exhibits a curious con.
trast to the snow-bankS peering out here and
there. 1t is truly winter resting in the lap
of >pring.-Letr'sto,en (Ae.) Journal.
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pomc.t;c rrnrkets-rBY TEnEcnApn1.

NEW York, July s.-Noon.-stocks firm and
feyers Monsy sesss at psf
Virginia e's, old, 50 new, 81. Tennessee ss, ex-
Flour inil and Unchanged. Wheat scarcely SO
Sal. s1s Lard dali. Cotton quiet al asc: Tnrpen-
mon nor sa.as; = good. Ss.so. Freishts quiet. -
Ecening.--Cotton quiet: sales OF 200 bales at
Flour Wheat Corn
ss2@ss2.2s. Lard lower; kettle, laa5Ioic. Naval
stores quiet. Groceries dull. Frcights shade
firmer.
BALTIMORE, July 3.-Cotton firm at 3ic. Flour
white, 50. Corn dull : White. ssgssc.
yellow, a2c. Oats frmer: light, 7o@7ac. Pork
quiet at 1874. Shoulders 15c. Lard, 2oc. Whis-
key, vs1.o2. Virginia els, old, soc bid. North
Carolina SIS, new, 5o9c bid.
CINCINNATI, July a.-Whiskey, Oec. Pork firm
and quiet at $3.50. Lard, 1ac. Bacon unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, July s.--whiskey steady at osc. Pro
visions heavy. Pork, 1872 75MS33. Is: Bacon quiet
shoulders, lsi@llc. clear sides, lstc. Lard, &c.
wnM1sGroS, n. g., july a;-spirits of turpen-
clear, Wind S. VI. Thermometer % degrees.
NEW ORLEANS, July s.-Cotton sitter; mid
tlings, S2J@3ac sales, I54 bales: receipts.i 100
bales exports, l. 654 bales. Gold, 1877. New York
sight, premium. Sugar-NOnc in first hands I;
common; ss@D10c. prime, lac. Molasses nomi-
MI; prime, 63@edc.
Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPHl.
States bonds, sis. TalIow, IDS. Cd. Fine rosin,
Ids. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, July s.-Noon.-Cotton shade
frmer uplands, 12sd. Orleans Ed. estimated
Cotton continues active at last quotations. Pro.
visions dull.
HAvnE, july s.--cotton opens active both on the
spot and a1oat.
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THE NEW bE-CoIWuNIJATIoN
Brest. July Accommodation
with the steamship Great Eastern through
the cable was restored at noon to-day. Dis
patches received from her explain the sus-
pension of communication as follows:
Fault was discovered in the cable on
Wednesday, and the Great Eastern was
obliged to stop TO locate and remove it. a
heavy gale prevailed, and in order to avoid
serious accident to the cable it was decided
TO cit and buoy it, which was successfully
done.
The weather to-day having become fine,
the cable was recovered, the fault removed,
and the work of paying out recommended.
All well on board. At noon to-day the
Great Eastern was in latitude 47.45, longi-
tudc 30.'
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sPAIS-CARL1sT RIOTS.

MADRID, July S.--The Republican junta
at New CASTLE has issued manifesto
against the reactionary "'cy of the Minis
tiers, recommending; animation. of the
surrection. Carlist demonstrations are re-
ported in the provinces.
LONDON, July 3.-Carlist risings are re-
ported in Spain. The streets of Yittoria are
filed with a revolutionary mob. armed with
scythes, revolyers, &C., shouting for Carlos
and Cabrera. They murdered the Alcalde
and wounded about thirty citizens. Similar
risings are reported at Cartazena and Va
lencia. Troops have been dispatched to
suppress them,
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ElIGIB1LITY OF NEGROES TO OFFICE In
GEoRGlA.-Hon. A. II. Stephens is cut in 4
letter in the Augusta Chronicle, in which
nc takes the broad. clear, open ground that
thu recent decision should not, and cannot,
affect the decision of the Legislature as to
the adiudicated cases, and us legal authority
should only have weight and influence as to
eases that MAY hereafter arise. This is his
opinion, Notwithstanding that he endorses
the decision of the Supreme Court rs being
correct according to law and the Consti-
tuition. and disScrts from the Judgment of
the Legislature rs made,
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COLLISION AND PROBABLE Loss OF LIFE
Uercldnd. July AT 10 O'Clock last night
the tug Ripon. steaming up the river, struck
small ferry.boat which was crossing the
river. with ten or twelve passengers, SILVER
ins it to fragments. Three to five persons
are supposed to have been drowned. The
body of Martin O'Donnell is the only one
recovered. The names Of the others lost
are unknown.
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SALE OF THE GROUND TABLE" The
Hound Table newspaper has been sold by
Mr.. Sedley, the proprietor, to Mr.. Roosc..
welt, Of the Citizen, and will be merged
into the latter paper. The style and form
Of the Round Table will be retained, and
the number of pages will he increased from
sixteen to twcnty-four. The editorial force
Of the Citizen will be engaged on the new
combination shect.-N 7. Post, July /.
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The Sugar Frauds In New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-Enough of the
seized sugar here has been re-Weighed TO
prove fraud beyond doubt.
The schooner Andromeda, lying at quar-
antitie loaded with sugar consigned to Con-
terie & Co., has been taken charge OF by the
cust0m-house officers.
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INTERNAL REVENUE TAX on TOBACCO
The Commissionerha has decided that forfeited
tobacco must be sold subject to the Govern
ment tax, and if parties are not willing to
purchase on those terms the tobacco must
bc stored in bonded warehouse until the
matter can be submitted to Congress and
settled definitely by law.
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Another S1,OOO,OOO Donation TO the
SOuf5s from George Peabody.

SUubkE,1EWHAS WSVH q . = ce@'0o>eJ
New York, July 3.-George Peabody has
given another million dollars in bonds for
southern education. Among the bonds art are
$4,000 Louisiana 6,s; $4,000 New Or
leans City 6's; $50, 900, Mobile City three per
per cents; $4,000 Alabama SIS; 800, 900
Louisiana Consolidated Bank 5's. All the
securities are tirst-class, and the dividends
certain to be paid.
In addition to this he gives Florida per
cent. bonds, which, with the overdue cou-
pons, amount to $685., 900. These last, like
the Mississippi bonds, will require many
years for payment.
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FATAL AFFRAY IN KENTUCKy.-LOniSoi
July Last night John OConnel shot and
instantly killed James Hendricks whilst
under The belief that he was pursuing q
thief. Both men were members Of the Me-
troDnlitan Dolicp
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Free imports to Great Britain.

WASHINGTON, July 3.--Tbe State Depart
ment has official advices that among the
articles admitted duty free in Great Britain
are wheat, barley, oats, rye, flour, biscuit,
and bread, peas, beans, potatoes, Indian
corn, and their meals and t1ours.
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APPOINTED AT LAsT.-A dispatch from
Washington says: Mrs. DIR. Mary e..
walker has at last succeeded in her persist
ent applications for a Government office.
Pantaieons and all, she is to be indicted into
\ cIerkship in the Office Of the Third Audi
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

THE MEDICAL SOCIETY REJECT DR..
TUcSEa.--The application Of DIR. Tucker
fcoloreO for admission into the Medical
Society of the District Of Columbia was, at
tho last meeting Of the Society, held on
wednesday evening, rejected by vote of
81 for and 81 against admission. DIR. Tucker
has beer a resident of Washington some
wears. and has practiccd his profession with
success.
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CRIME N MAssACHusETTs.-Bos July
2.--Rosannah Ryan was committed to Cam
bridge jail to-day, in default Of bail, on the
charge Of causing the death OF her step
ron, six years old, by whipping.
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Latest Foreign News.

FRANCE-THE CABLE ALL RIGHT.
BREsT, July Accommodates with the
Great Eastern was reGstablshed at noon yes
terday. The cable was cut, as matter Of
precaution, during gale.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

DUBLIN, July Am Orangemen's de-
monstration took place yesterday at Porta-
down, in which one rioter was killed and
one wounded by the police, who fired into
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Successful Aerial Experimental Cold
Shipments by the Pacific Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Secretary Seward
was enthusiastically received here.
The aerial steamer Avita made a success
full trial trip to-day. The steamer rose
seventy-fve feet in the air, and her ma,
chinery worked well, propelling the vessel
with considerable speed. The public trial
trip occurs tomorrow.
Wells, Fargo & Co. have shipped $l,a00,-
600 by the Pacific road since its opening.
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SMALLPOX I'm Albany.

ALBANY, N. X, July $.Th a,, smallpox ancpO,
prevails here. The Board OF Heaith recohi-
nlcnds general vaccination.
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COMMERCIAL.
GrniEa and Flour Market.
CoRg AND -Four EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, July ., 1852.

RICHMoND, July .. 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Wteaf.-Whita. new, $50 bushels.
Corn.-W hfte, 100 bushels. Yellow, 1so bushels
SALES.
Whedt.--None. 9s.
Yellow so brahels very good at eoc. 100 bushels
prime on private terIns-tota1, I,1so bushels.
Mixed, ~ bushels good ut SIC.
RE-ExHIpITED.
WheGt-White, new, SO bushels.
gEMARKs.-Corn active, Yellow cspcci- ~, and
prices firm.
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Z WINS ANn uanU0sss.
y, 4 I,TsNEI,ss .:vIpGINIA MnIIN.

DUSfGARDNERss VIRGINIA NOUN
ID TAIN OLD RYE wHISKEY,-Tia success /
and iustIy-merited confidence placed In this wills.
key by the public over NIL others consist In the care
and Judgment exercised Ia the selection OF the best
grain the purity OF It's dstillation from grain only,
and the experience OF tho manufacturer for over
fortyyears Much or our stock IS now three years
old and Is, indeed, what win not fail 10 please.
tya-Im j. e. LpSCCMB & CO.
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prizes. stEDrCtNEs. &,
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
AyD TIE SALTS OF THE WATER


This, amongst the most celebrated and medicinal
of all the Virginia mineral waters, Is kept con-
stantIy on sale by us. No water keeps more per-
fectly pure and unchanged than this ALUM
WATER does In glass, and 1t is consequently
drank with great advantage in all parts of the
country, however remote from the Springs. A sim
plc box las often ctired stubborn malady.
THE SALTS OF TtiE WATER, highly con-
ccntrated aid perfectly pdre, has been found by
many years experience an excellent method OF
furnishing the water in very cheap and satisfac-
tory form. 1t has great advantages, too; In trans
portation by mail or express.
In DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, and THROAT
AFFECTIONS, CHRONIC DIARR ARR Iei4 an and
and PILES, and In FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
this celebrated mineral water and its precipitated
salts have within the last thirty years established
reputation not surpassed certainly by any other In
this country.
Pamphlets sent on application.
Price of the water. $40 per case OF one dozen
'''t' PURCELL, LADD & Co,
lie 2e-1m General Agents, Richmond, va.
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Later News from Cnba-..Severe Slkir.
mishing---RebeI and American Ae.


Later News from Cnba--.Severe Slkir-
mishing---RebeI and American Ac-
counts.
WASHINGTON, July s,-The Cubans here
have official accounts of the recent Spanish
attempt to relieve Los Tunas.
The train, guarded by from 1000 to $500
troops, was attacked by squadron of Mar
mola's cavalry, and portion of it captured:
In the contest the .Sratiaftis lost over 200
men, but sttttaeded in reaching Los Tunas
With portion Of the train. They found the
garrison almost helpless from cholera and
fever, which diseases soon attacked the re-
Inducements. The encampments were then
vacated; and after severe loss the Spai1iards
succeeded In making their retreats. Lesca
had been repul sed with severe, loss, III
Cinco Villas district. The district had been
regained by the Cuban army.
Quesada had commenced offensive move
ments, had rsgained several important posi-
tlons. and is master Of the forts in the Yves
tern portion of the island. The "immi-
grants" 0ilibusters), now numbering Z 900,
are acting earnestly with the Cubans, are
well organized, and armed with improved
weapons.
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AN AMERICAN ApM1RAL's ACCOUNT.

Admiral Hoff reports Havana quiet. He
says the brigade sent to reinforce Puerto
Padre had returned in pitiable condition,
and generally suffering with cholera. They
succeeded in victualliilg Los Ttnas, though
harassed and finally attacked by the Cit
bans, whom they repulsed, but lost seventy
six men in the engagement. 1t is reported
that the Spaniards intend abandoning the
railroad between Nuevitas and Puerto Prin-
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lGHTNING RODS
Eoop,,, AT M0ySTCASTLE's.
fI nnt tii,NG and TIMING Mt ego Broad street.
ioHHMs IBf ING at M0UNTCASTLE's.
GS 4 1I.cT,n itklSHlSG GOODS and
SfISGrp1IIdlNG at $50 Br0itd street.
,-.~---S 1aI TT ~ MODNTCASTLEfS. mn %
A n III ENDS OF PRINTING BOSE
ska III fsIS 8S q 81 S'sE All az
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dpcytou together
E.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.

NNIJTIJAL BUILD1NU FUND AM
wi n0JJ1aR SAVINGS BANK.--Persons
desiring : 70 Q : PuRcHAsE HOUSES OR LOTS
on LAND FOR guIhp iha G,r, upSs Y Bay
yoourseif p home and stop paving rent. Yonwli,,
b6y y besoming q stockholier IN this BulLplNG
FUND, have the privilege of purchasing s Snrs
time The house will be yours, and your acceinuis
lions win be considerable besides. suppose y 9an,
continue to pay rent-how mncn better on .rs
Won he in one tive, or three years Tran you arc
now? -, ,r ,,,,,, bopse
Call on usye VIII take pieasafe IN = IL
ONCE 1900 Main street. :! 1-- .A..s..3
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.50 BARRELS SUPERIOR
MOUNTAIN RYE WHIsKEY,
received and to arrive, which we offer TO the trade
at a very low price for the quality. We are the
agents for the manufacturers, and viii keep
regular supply, and guarantee lis purity
SHIELDS, STEVENS & CO...
: je 10 800 Broad street.
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x,ouMvss1oS HERCHANTs.

MILLS 81 RYANT, TOBACCO En-
II CHANGE. RICHMOND, VA. BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pnr-
chase and sale of LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on .consignments. Refer to A. II. Harvey,
President of National Bank OF Virginia; James
Thomas Dr.. ESQ.,. Richmond. Va; Messrs. III.
Messenger 6 Co., New York; Messrs. Johnson IL
Thompson, Boston. Mass. jyA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-08
Dissolution Notice.

,t the old stand, opposite the Union Scales, and
"'1'N W. A. MEREDITH.
Gold Hill, April 23d, 1sG9-1m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry /!
Called "Gold aIetaI,"
Which has all tho appearance Of FINE GOLD,
and is very handsome.

Called "Gold hIetaI,"
Which has all tho appearance Of FINE GOLD,
and is very handsome.
Prices Of Mens' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. .........$ g 90
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever: -. 10 70
Beautiful octagon.sbapc case, fine finish. 10 90
Heavy American stylc. lc................... l5 %
One-half size, engraved case. ............ 10 W
Beautiful stsr, wipdegs, nice size Watch. 70 w
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price watch. Ch.....................$ 500
Beautifrl engraved case, anchor lever. 10 90
Extra nne, engraved and enamelcd, very
haLd'oiHs % w
Chains.
a dlfercrJ ..ylss Of Vest Chains, very.
~ sIfsrent ae1d styles long Neck Chains, for
Leontsin Chains, to iasten with breastpin. S 100
Sleeve Buttons.
"a different styles, plain, black, enamelcd,
engraved and with coral, per pair. SO to 9
Beautiful sets, Pin and Ear Rings, cnam.
eled, with and without coral. ... 500
Children's sets, Pin and Ear Rings. On.
grayed, enameled, with and without
We SSIa, SsVe Ladies' Watches very beautiful "
In IS carat gold cases, warranted. ..S to 30
Genuine Scotch Pebble" Spectacles, TO
suit all sights, In fine steel frames... 90
Also good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Spcctacles. We deal largely in the finest COLD
AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, at
about one-third less than the usual rates. To
select, send for price list.
We can send any OF the above goods by Ex
press, to be paid for on delivery.
G. Z. COLLINS & CO..
6o3 Montgomery street, San Francisco
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JOB and EXPRESS WAGON

T,HE EsUBSCRIBER HAVING ESTABLISHED
L an Express and Job Wagon Line. would re-
spcctfuy inform the citizens of Gold Hill that
he is prepared to attend to oil demands In bis
business, at ALL HOURS, day or night, and on
the most reasonable terms.
My wagon Is painted blue, and my name Is on
the sides.
Orders ler. at George Stocklcs, opposite the
San Francisco Restaurant, or at the Gold Hill
Brewery, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. will be
attended to. FREDERICK SHARBACH.
Gold Hill, April 20, 1869. ap3O-d
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1. O. Of g. T..

OLIVE BRANCH LODGE NO. Is, ASEee
~ Independent Order Of Good Temp M
Srs. meets every FRIDAY EVENING,
At their Lodge Room, Odd Fellows Hal, .r
corner OF Main and Blanchard streets, Gold Hill.
All members In good standing G are inyl5ed W 70 al
tend. u. +. GLADDlNS, W. L.
Gold Hill, February ~, 1859. fsS.u
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ASSAYERS.
ASSAY OF G E
IL. st A R III 1 :,
LVER CIT z.

UyHE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
/ Assaycr eight years In California, and for
over five years In Nevada, has removed his office
to Silver City. where he will attend to any busi-
ness intrustcd to him with promptness and care.
Gold, silver aud Ores OF Every Descrip.
tion Carefully Assnycd,
And returns of Bullion made within six hours
Dcpositors.
g. Mint
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-29

The Newark Courier warns people
not to battle in Newark Bay as "mon-
ster of the deep" has been seen in those
waters by fisherman named James
Andrews, while between Elizabethport
and Newark. Andrews says he thought
the animal would eat him up.
John Platt, depot master of the
New-London Northern Railroad at
Norwich, Conn, was killed yesterday,
in attempting to jump from train
while it was in motion.
A freight train on the Iron
Mountain Railroad ran off the track ut
Victoria on Monday. Eight cars were
completely smashed and the engine
badly damaged. Nobody was hurt.
Ralph Wilmington Of Philadelphia,
jumped from the express train on the
Great Western Railroad yesterday near
Beamsville, Canada, and received in
juries which it is thought will prove
fatal. I..4
The Long Branch News chronicles
the arrival of the Honorable Augusta
@. Shoddy and numerous family.
They could not find accommodations at
at one hotel, so they divided among all
the houses. a54t.-
The Utica Observer says "There
are 43267S0S6432S9S6 99764224512-
Observation-Disclosures more flies this
year than last by actual count.
The fire is still burning in the woods
in Washington Territory. The smoke
is so dense at Monticello that objects
d so yards distant are hardly discernible.