The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-02
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Tho city Of DAYTON, Ohio, will pay $500.
coo income tax for 1869.
The veterans ia the Soldiers Homo in
Dayton, Ohio, fred minute gups on We'd
| nesday in honor of the memory Of General
| Thomas,
Twenty thonsand dollars were eiolcu
from the ircasnrrr's Office Of Perry county,
Indiana, on Thursday night
Thursday morning The iruit packing fac
tory Of ]. Il. Gleun d Co. on Csnpl street,
Cleveland, was burned. Their loss is
$S. 600. Insured $5.93O Lost the bnild-
ing, owned 10y f. ID Stone, $3O,0OO.
High water has interrercd with the Rock
Island aud ST. Louis, end Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroads
Gnch mining is becoming quite brisk in
Montana. Larle numbers Of persons are
leaving for the mining districts
The bark Cricket. with a cargo of 5000
bags OF coffee from Rio Janeiro. was wreck.
ed Off Cape Charles. The crew were saved
The store Of Wilgus Bros., at Ithaca, New
York. was robbed of 5000 worth of silks
tn Wednesday night.
The loss Of The Verzneior. iron screw
searner, plying between Liverpool and
Atpinwail is reported. She sailed from
Liverpool on the 5ln Of March with full
cargo Of general merchandise. .GSCO in
specle. the mails. thirteen passengers. ana
clev OF forty-seven perGons. hound to ibe
Wes' indies. From the date Of sailing she
eXpeiisnced fresh gales; but on the 18th
she e,o,un'ered very heavy weather which
continl1d until the 18th. when she broke
down At eight aud half O'Clock in tie
morning. IL was blowing moderate gale
with ahcavy cross sea running, and With
out anywarning or shock the rnider dropp-
cd OF leving large hole in the vessels
side. Mter rushing into the after store
room, anoin fifteen minutes after i. was
full. Meanres were taken at orce to con-
fine the waer in the after compartment
Fortunately next day the Camilla hove in
sight and iodk on board the passengers. TIE
Captain and ~ the officers and thirty-six
Of the crew Of the Venezuelan remained
with the ship. In few hours after the
ships parted ccu1sny heavy gale set III,
and the Captain f the Camilla fears ,hat
the Venzuelon COIL rot, in her crippled
coalition, weatherit. There is a s,rnnr
u leeiiDg among the passengers also thai the
= Vanezn'san did not wryive The gale Of the
18th aud l7ta instans.
: John Monroe's disillery, Philadelphia,
, was burned Wednesday night. Loss
$4,000
r Richard Ricken, ind,ted, in Philalel-
phia. for the attempted nurder of two litle
f boys has forfeited his aiiand is surpcsed
10 nave fed to Europe.
D. ". voorhees, spoke Iudianapolis
Thursday nicht, in reply to S,po,or Morton's
speech OF February 22d, lis speech was
, mein!y on financial topics
Horace Greeley is to deliver the oponipr
g address at The St Louis agricuaral fair on
, the 3D. OF October. "A new 'anphi,beater
: is to be erected, capable of seating $1,000
persons.
f A mass meeting in Salt Lake Cit Thurs
s day, reihonstrance against the Culop bill
t was adopted, in which the principle plu-
: raiity OF wives is claimed 10 le d,rive1
4, through revelation from God. etc otc
. Lynch, the leader in the riot On tba
3 steamboat Dubuque last fall, has been AZ
j rested io Arkansas, and is now on bis NAV
to Rock Island for trisl.
Inc heavy rain OF last night set t5t