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fatally. Afterwards. officers came to
ARREST I'M, aud l,e inflicted several
Ighastlys unfortunately. not fatal
wounds OH himself. 81
Thirteen houses, comprising the bus
Einess portion Of Pontiac. Illinois, were
burned last night. Loss. $4,000. In
sured for half.
A Horrible Tragedy In keni.eky'
CINCINNATI, July s.-A horrible
tragedy occurred In Kentucky, a few
miles from Lawrenceburg. Indiana.
Peter Blew, a discharged employee OF
a Mr.. Hoffman, enticed the little son
Of the latter from the house, and nearly
severed his head from the body. After
the murder he went to the house and
attempted to violate the person OF Mrs
Hoffman, who escaped to a neighbours
house. The villain escaped. There Is
great excitement In the vicinity. and
If found he will be hanged.
The Prize. Of n tsrnad . ei'rry.
LoUIsyII.LE, July S.-Tlie great He'll
derson land scheme, with prizes
amounting to upwards ofhalf n million
of dollars In land, was drawn here last
night. j. P. Mclaughlin, Brezear
City, La. drew the first prize. u farm
In Henderson, valued at $3.50, 600, and
go, 900. cash; the second prize was
valued at $50, 900, and drawn by Robt'
Hunt and Frank Kornsler. Louisville
the third, same amount, Fl. Brown,
Mobile, Ala. /; Ex-Governor Porter, Of
Versailles, KY, drew a prize of 3d.
600 in cash.
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ANorHKR srRRET HOMICIDE

From the While Pine News, J1ly IN
Al aoous si9eA yes'eiuf ,m H.
ing our pEihclpaI street, ANY III "
most Popui9us senter' Was tne Seeue
ot announcer nounieiue. At ,aSt no"n'
~hist people Were passths anu epnI1
ing along street, Il" Ihan wiz
6elongs 70 shermane1wm. Hnni9G ''' ~
=; ioles, was HS.t = ar ~ s ml s' cS,,H y.
,;ahn,sn. two Joors hs,oSy h Stone
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San FRANcIsco, July 90 =. NJ
Smalley, the successful bidder for grad
ing Yerba Buena Square, had not made
good his required security last evening,
and the chances are that 1t will be
awarded to the next lowest.
A maj named DORIS committed sui
eide by taking strychnine at the Palm
House, Oh Broadway, late last night.
Gold, at IL A. NJ. 1l2. Greenbacks,
90s1; selling, 9l.
1t mined or drizzled all night and
this morning. just enough to dampen
everything.
The steamer Moho, from Portland, Is
coming in.
The Giant Powder works, on the
new Ocean House road, exploded
again this morning. \ Chinaman who
came in'with the news says he Is the
only survivor of the employees around
the factory. The loss of life will not
exceed half a dozen. No particulars
yet received.
Maguire's troupe of British blondes
leave Monday for Il tour through the
interior, commencing at Stockton.
The explosion at half-past 6 O'Clock
this morning was at the California
Powder Company's cap factory, nenl
L.agua Honda. The explosion took
place In Il little shnnty six feet by six,
In which the illuminate for making
caps for exploding Giant anu Hercules
powder Is prepared. The mixture Of
a few pounds of illuminate was being
stirred by John Harry, assistant chem
list, when 1t exploded, Gearing him to
atoms, and somewhat iniuring two
Cinnamon, neither fatal. Iln loss OF
property is very slight. The explosion
was first reported to be ut the Giant
Powder factory, WHICH was In the im'
mediate vicinity.
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THE PRR11s OF FASHIONS.

Under this head the London Lancet,
known to be a medical journal of wide
circulation and influence, discourses in
the following strain Of admonition and
rebuke on certain fashionable follies
of female dress. In n previous article
on tight lacing, notice was taken of
the decrepitude induced by this prae-
tice, IS exhibited In the lettering walk
of our modern fine ladies and their
imitators. With structures on tight
lacing should be associated those oil
another fashionable folly, which assists
in the production Of the above evils,
and has something OF its own to an-
swer for. Much mischief grows from
the custom Of wearing.high boot-heels'
and those, too, so much smaller than
the actual heel Of the wearer rs to
afford no solid support, but only a
balancing point. A free and gracefully
erect carriage is impossible when the
center of gravity of the body is thrown
by this means so far forward. Again,
there being no firm support to the
heel, ladies are very apt to twist the
ankle suddenly by overbalancing, and
still more, the fear Of its occurrence
makes them assume a timid mincing
gait. Finally, the effect of driving the
foot constantly forward into the toe OF
the boot Is to produce n very ugly and
painful distortion Of the great toe
Joint. 1t cannot be denied, the Lancet
says. that there Is a significant cores
pondence between the aesthetic hldeous-
ness and the degrading effects Oh phys
ical health which are produced by tight
stays and crippling boots, and a certain
mental and moral tone in London and
other society of the present day, which
is no less surprising than it is repulsive.
The physical part Of this picture finds
Its copy in too many of IL American
women. Are we compelled, at any
time, to see and admit the actually OF
associated, if not resulting mental and
moral, deformity? "Without setting
UP as moral censors," the Lancet says,
1--WE may be excused if, for once, in a
way we feel 1t impossible, to ignore
the logical though repulsive con-
sistency Of the gfaades Danes and eiti-
zenesses who r willing to spoil their
lungs and their digestions, and eN,
change their chances Of happy mater
nifty for the sake Of a wasp waist"
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A NEW DIsINFEcrANT. Thymal,
properly called THYME acid, is recon-
mended rs a new d%isinfectant, in some
respects preferable to carbolic acid.
From several observations communi-
Gated by 4. Paquet, it appears that in
the undiluted state 1t is a powerful es-
charotic, useful especially to remove
warts and cauterize hollow teeth. in
which cases it acts without producing
pain, and gives the breath n far more
agreeable odor than carbolic acid.
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X CONFESSIONS

.pF N " L ID.
PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
j Young Men and others who suffer from
Nervous Debility, ETC., supplying the means OF
self-cure. Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving postpaid directed
envelope. Address,
ic9D.1m2p brooklyn, n. Y.
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The VIetim

Thomas Beehau ihe was generally
known rs "Little Tommy y. after
falling In the doorway Of Estes build
ING, lived but few minutes. There
seems to be but little doubt this honl-
icide was the result Of deliberate de-
termination, on account Of an injury
committed long since at Shermantowli;,
and which has rankled In the breast Of
the slayer until 1t urged him to this
awful act Of retribution. Some time
last fall q difficulty took place between
poles AID Beehan, In a saloon ut thai
place, about a horse race, as some say
which resulted in Tommy making 4
dash at Toles with a knife, producing
a wound in the right arm and paralyz-
ing the nerves 10 that be has lost the
use Of his,right hand, which Is shriy-
eled and ~nerYeless. The affair wa>
brought before the Grand Jury last
fall /; but for some reason the indict-
ment was Ignored. roles, however.
had a constant reminder of the Injury
before him in his powerlesS and
shrunken arm, and evidently brooded
upon Il to a fatal elimination.
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No TINE TO SPNRE.-We find the
following In the Butte Record:
tro to Mir Barbara Chapman.
Born-Near Magalia, June 18th, TO the wife OF
John Detro, u daughter.
We imagine that "near Magalia y
there was Il race between the clergy
man and the physician.
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The grain circular Of Friedlander,
San Francisco, estimates that the
wheat crop Of California will fall short
of that of lS6S-'69 about 1000, 900 CELL
falls. aud that there will be 1000, 900
tons of wheat for export.
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WANTED /!

rDnR CORPORATION OF GOLD
l Hill desire q family to reside In the house al
the reservoir, to attend to the same, for which q
fair remuneration will be paid. Must be strictly
temperate, and TO- attend to no other business.
THE best OF references will be required.
Addrc.s, II. Il. FLAGG,
President Board OF Trustees.
Or, WV. Hr. DoANB, Clerk Of Board.
Gold I'LL, July 9th, 1870. ly0-u
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The Democratic papers are rather
taken aback by the action Of the Sem
ate on the Chinese Naturalization bill.
Ali of their political thunder has been
,tolan.
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SPARKS, al Englishman, resident at
Colusa, California, started drunk to
walk from Smartsyille to Sucker Flat.
He reached his destination, but was
found s~enseless and soon died.
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LOST !

IN TIE. NIGHT OF THE FIRE,
OsMEN0nANDUM BOOK, bound In No
The outsidc. The Under viii obRge the owner
by losyin1 the Same at the News ONCE. 1t 10 OF
no value TO any one except myself, - II contains
nothing bat letters and memorandum.
CHARLES Z. STEIN,
Member Of Young America Engine Co. No. 2.
Virginia, July 7th, 1870. jy1.u
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CANDY
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY.
ICE CREAM DAY AND NIGHT.

'NMK USDHRsl(1NR ~ PRE-
1 pared to furnish Candies OF all descriptions.
wholesale and retail, at the shortest notice, and
atprices that cannot fail to suit all who may
favor him with 4 call. Fancy Cakes made TO
order, In the best style, and OF the choicest ma:
terials. 30 sure and give me q call. and / Will
guarantee satisfaction.
LUNCH-Ham and Eggr, Tea and Coffee,
Fresh Butter and Bread, and other comforts,
prepared at short notice. ,,,
Lief CREAM -Of the incest and best kinds,
and Of different favors, can be obtained at the
saloon every evening, or In day time. Parties
also supplied, In the latest styles. and q, short
notice. j. NJ. FLcRSHUTZ,
20 South c street, nearly opposite Wells,
Fargo s. Co.'S.
Virginia, July 9th, 1870. jys.tf
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.

OF JULY ORATION
AND HOMICID Ks - CARERR
OF A SAN RRANCIaCo DRs.
PRRADO-rHE NEW MUNICH.
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BIG Law SUIT.
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SAN Fu,ScIsco. July 5. 1870.

SAN FRiNCIsCo, July 5, 1871.
Mr.. Barnes ~singularly inappropri-
ate Grafton and a couple of murders
are the Fourth of July's legacy to Cos
sip. Entirely tabooing sp~read-eagle-
ism, aud forgetting the day and the
occasion, he launched of into Il kind
of "Lochiel's Warming" in which,
after denouncing Northern Copper
heads, State Rights, frequent elections,
Hobbies and legislatures, and drawing
a vivid picture of corruption In high
places, he warned his audience that
federation Of and indifference to these
mlschiefs will have m end, and when
It comes n y g the change will be
the change of Observation-Disclosures
ment of a ship poisoned with pestllence
and rotten from bulwarkto keel. y
There must be reform, or change
ending In the establishment of some
modified form of Our present COnsti-
tuition" While speaking thus boldly.
Mr.. Barnes but clothes in language the
unexpressed thoughts of thousands. 1t
Is admitted by all tho time was iniudi-
cious and the subject ill-chosen, and
that he especially exhibited bad taste
In entering into u defense Of the recent
attacks OH the probity Of Judges Field
and Hoffman. But if the picture Of
corruption and generalization that
Mr.. Barnes painted vas colored with a
ten times deeper dye, our cast cannot
be considered altogether hopeless,
when on a day specially devoted to the
Qualification Of American institutions,
an audience would patiently sit and
listen to the impeachment of u Con-
stitution that Is popularity supposed to
be q. little more psrtect than anything
yet framed by the wisdom of man.
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L.O, DRALRR IN PIogUR

LsO, DEALER IN PIorUHEs,
Il Steel Eugrayfngs, Chromos, Colesed and
Plain Autographs, Photographs. Bic: -
Frames Of alf kinds and styles readyon hand
and mado to order. As ! have q Compke As
sortment Of Mouldings, 7 am prepared f6sR
Pictures in any required style:
I have o good stock OF STATIONERY, Blank
Books, Cutlery, School Books, Song Books.
Sheet Music, ETC., ctc.
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Births.

In Virginia, July 9th, the wife Of Thomas
Cooper, Of a son.
In Virginia, July It'll, the wife Of Denni-
Nevin, of q daughter.
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sTATroNERY BEAUTTFULLY STAMPED
J.. U. HALL, N. b.

MAIN STREET ~. GOLD MILL.
EOR Tak PRKsREf -. QAsL
where he can b louu1 day nd night So.
Gold Hill, July 6th, 1870. Vow
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The couple of murders-7or | should
rather say homlcldes, for murder Is not
called murder In Sau francisco unless
Il woman Is the yictim-are only re-
markable for the edOlness with which
they were perpetrated. In one cnse a
number Of young fellows stand
Ing at the corner Of Third and Jessie
streets. when n man named Joseph
Carter joined them, and a minute or
two afterwards, without the least pro-
vocation, drew Il revolver aud fired at
one Of the purity, James Simpson, with
whom 1t Is said he lad had o few words
OH the preceding evening, The ball
struck Simpson OH the breast, near the
left nipple, passing into the lungs and
Infloting 9 supposed mortal wound.
Carter Immediately ran away, but In
the course of the night surrendered to
Il suppose we must call it--hRticer
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NJ. MAJ Mu.icipal Court,

For the trial Of city felons, Is fast get
ting into working order, and as Delos
Lake has hitherto proved himself a
stern and upright administrator Of
Justice, 1t Is believed that some heavy
penalties will astonish the eyes Of con-
yicted evil doers.. Judge Stanley, who
succeeded Judge Lake In the County
Court, delivered his first charge yester-
day to a Grand Jury, and dwelt at
great length on the propriety OF ex,
Smining Into that mass Of municipal
corruption called the Ring" His
instructions were so thoroughly to the
point and so refreshlngly plain, that
nothing but their length prevents me
from quoting. 1t appears, Also that
The Lottery Scheme
Is still In troubled waters, tho Judge
charging tile juryEttat "the Act Of
April 2lth, 1861, stands upon the stat
ute book unropealed, and If you find
that any of It's provisions have been
violated, you will take such action as
ii required by hw, regardless Of the
purpose inducing such violation or the
character of the persons -onendiig,
Everybody your correspondent IN
cludedI has been predicting for weeks
that tickets would be at q premium
before the drawing took place, but
from present appearances they are
more lfksly to be at q discount. | was
told by two or three people yesterday
that they were selling on the stree at
four dollars and Q half cash, out was 20
incredulous that thls morning l sauil-
tered down expressly 10 the neighbor-
hood Of the ticket office, and sure
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Fire iu New Hanapshirc.

MANCHESTER, y. H., July sth.--A
fire broke out this morning near mer-
chants Exchange. swept through the
wooden buildings In that section, and
soon developed nearly all that locality
between Elm and Chestnut streets.
Total loss, $250,000. Insurance, $780,
900. Over two hundred families were
driven from their homes. No loss OF
life.
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NonFoI.K, Va, July 8. - Sheriff
Mayhem and Deputy Sheriff Stevens,
to-day. completed the removal Of the
seven hundred negro squatters who
since 1863 occupied the Taylor
Farm"
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TELEGRAPuIrEms.

Fifty-two survivors Of the Oneida disaster
arrived in New York Tuesday.
Dea. Jonathan Cawley, of Sanbornton, N
H., aged SO, hung himself Monday night. He
was man of wealth.
hundred and fifty men on Vanderbit's
for an advance of wages. The demand was re.
fused and the men were dismissed.
Private individuals throughout the island O
CUBA are sending presents of money and other
articles to the soldiers who captured Gen. Col
cOuria.
A. Lyman. who was cut off from the apostle
ship Of tue Mormon Church for preaching ser.
mons denying the Atonement, has been made
President OF the Goabites.
A reward of $500 has been offered for the ar
rest of the Concord burglars, and the same
amount for the capture OF Carroll Sanborn,
who is known to have been engaged in former
w uo " H L q OF UaI1orn1a, aaa1..
lief that the law lately passed by the Legis.a-
ture, authorizing the people of San Francisco
to vote 81 100000 in aid of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad is unconstitutional.
The North German Consul at New York de-
MES the statement that any warning to Ger
man capitalists against American securities
came from his consulate.
Gov. Bullock has sued the Augusta (Ga. J
Constituencies for libel for saying that he had
sold the State railroad to the Adams Express
Co.
The President has recognized Thomas Lo-
zano Consul of Spain at Portland and VIM
Armstrong Consul of Spain at Boston.
Phillips, the alleged American defaulter, has
been discharged from custody at Queenstown.
Thrice hundred emigrants for Canada are
booked in England for passage by troop-ships.
England has undertaken to clear the brigands
out of Greece.
Twenty persons were killed by railroad ac-
cdent near Luxembourg, Belgium, ON Monday
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On the evening Of July 20. 1857, says Mrs.
Richardson, before going to the theatre, l Sc
GREETED his razor, his pocket knife. my SCISSORS
and all articles I considered dangerous. DuI
when l came home he was still raging. Aiter
going out with the avowed purpose on TINS oc-
casion, about midnight, he babe me an unusu,
ally solemn and eternal farewell. He said
that this time he was certainly and surely
going out to destroy himself, He had done
this. so many times that said nothing ana
hesitated and asked if Ind nothing to say IN
their last parting. 1 said, 81 can only say
that am hopelessly sorry for you" he went
out and in few minutes returned, as knew
he would, cooled and sobered by the cold night
air, and then it being nearly morning, as mild
y and firmly as possibly could began to
talk with HIM. I told him decidedly that
should leave him forever; that l had borne
with fpatience for many years great outrages
from him; that he had made my life miserable
and had often put me in greal dread OF my
life; that 1 could not endure it any longer;
that by his outrageous conduct for the two days
past and by the language he had used when he
had found me at Mr.. Richardson's door he had
added the last drop to my cup of endurance
and that should 60 away from him at once.
On this he grovelled at my feet in the most
AFFECT pentept He wept, sobbed and begged
of me to forgive him. He confessed that he
had wroneed me, and that no woman have
borne with him az had, and about daylight
wSut W steep exhausted.
The next morning did not allude to my
purpose but after seeing him leave the house
for McEraths office 1 went to Mr.. Sinclalr's
and placed myself under the protection OF his
roof, and never afterwards saw Mr.. McF. ex-
cept one or twice in the presence of others.
Mrs. Richardson Their passes to q statement
of her acquaintance with Richardson, which
before his coming to the room at the same
house in Amity street had been very light and
formal. There was never, she says, prior to
my leaving McF., word or even look passed
between us which should not be glad now If
sll the world had seen and heard. The day
that Mr.. and Mrs. McF. separated Richardson
told the later, 'this is a matter which / cannot
advise, hut whatever you make up your mind
to d 1 shall be glad to help you in"
The evening after the separation took place
Mr.. Richardson called at Mr.. Sinclair's and
stayed an hour or two with the family. When
he arose to leave / We mt to the door to say what
could not say before the others, that he had
been very, very good to me; that could never
repay him, but that God would surely bless
him for it. At this Mr. R., still holding my
hand. which had given him to say good bye,
stopped down and speaking in low tone said
these words, II wish you to remember, my
child, that any responsibility you choose to
give me any SnR tossese shall se
words; and with this he went away without
single word being spoken by either of us.
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CAMBRIDGE, May 1O..Catte Market.-Beef Cat
tie, receipts 9Gt head. Market active and stweek's
prices firmly held Sales of extra at is 50 "a IL 10:
first quality at 10 80 Is 00 second quality at II 90
q a 25 third quality at 10 90 a II co. Sheen and
Lambs-receipts 205S head; the high prices Of last
week continue unchanged; sales in lots at 20 "a 00
each; extra at 30 a 1000. Veal Calves at IS 90 a.
10 90. ~ w "
New BEDFORD. May 9:-Oil Market The market
mas continued active, and the transactions embrace
l5oo bbis in parcels, for export at 81 AZ gall and
Uo 90 no. mostly Of neror quality manufac
request, sales having been made OF 25OO bols North
ern IN parcels at from 65 q 7Oc " GAL, as to quality,
and lao do Hunpback, on private TERMS all for mani
ufacture.-[Sla Standard, ,
NEW foRH *; May lo.Cotton unchanged; Middling
uplands at 233c; sales 1898 bales Flour-saIes tx 40
bNs.; State and Western a 1Oc better State Al az
@5 s5; Round Hoop Ohio at 20 a 80; Western, at
80 "a 6 50; Southern at 90 a $50. Wheat 3 CD Sc
better; sales 72,000 BUSH; No. Spring at IS "a
293; No. at 19i "a %; Winter Red and Amber
Western at 80 @ 90; White Michigan at 40: ILL
Dois poor at 60 Corn 1c better sales $4,000 bush
new Mixed Western at 10 q 49, old do do at is
@ 49, Oats-State at 81 a Coo; Western at 63 as 65c
Pork dull new mess at 20 rs q 20 81 prime at q Is