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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-06
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

Scotch snuff put in holes where
crickets come out will destroy them.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
PERKINS & STR EET.

0FFICF-EaiI's Brick Building. second
street opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
MRS. H. [. READ,
Fashionable ETcSsnlakeT,
Nevada Street. Carson City.

4 GENT FOR CURTIS MATHEMATICAL
y DRESS MODEL. Patterns f)r LATEST
STYLES OF DRESSES constantly received and
for sale. Ladies please give me call. Orders
from the country attended with promptness.
se1-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

Ribbons Of every kind should be
washed in cold suds and not rinsed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

II your llat-irons are rough, rub
them with fine salt and it viii make
them smooth.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

rsNHE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
leased the Orm-hv HOUSE would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that tits House
has been thoroughly rctitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure Of
all who may please 10 give him call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the substantials we'll as the lUXUries that
the market affJrds. No pains will be spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines, &C.
Attached to the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables Of the latest improved
STYLES with good cues, balls and fine light.
Also. CT y ERAL STAGE OFFIC + for the Stages
couuec ing with all the difernt lines of STAGES
ana Railroads running through this state and
California, aud any information in relation to the
stme .I.l tie cheertUlIy given at all times
~ Particular attention paid TO booking Pas
ser1.-ers. calling them. &c Nov. Soft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
THE END OF A NIGHTS DFBAUCH.

Maurice O. Crawford, age %, living in One
hundredand niueteenth-st, near second-aye visited
various saloons in the Eighth and Fifteenth Wards
on Saturday night, in company with Henry s.
Hallett and Jared Luff The party drank TO
excess, and after midnight, by invitation
Of Crawford went 10 the apartments Of Lille
Williams his mistress, at No. 40 Princest On entering
the house, Crawford was told that Lille had met and
talked with the street. In Mt OF ungOyernable
rage, he rushed up stairs TO the girls room, drew
yoyer, aud declared he would take her life. His
paniOIs hurried after Crawford and endeayOred TO dis
arm him. While thus engaged the pistol discharged
accidentally, II Is claimed and the ball passed through
CrawfOrds right lung causing a probably fatal wound
He removed to Bellevue Hospital and the remain
ing actors In the tragedy arrested and detained as
witnesses. The girl, who only H. h said 10 be respect
ably connected her parents and other relatives living
in NcwJersey Crawford Is also asserted 10 be OF gOod
fam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
\ BURGLARY PREVENTED ONE OF THE THIEVES


James Brady alias James II. Morrison, noted
burglar was discovered together with an unknown CON
federate by PatrOlman ScanOn OF the Eighth Precinct
at "A a. yesterday, In Joseph ID. Lcwis's loan office
and iewery store oil the first floor OF No. IS Beeckers
The officer tried the front door and found it fact Reco
lecting that alley led from Mercers to the rear OF
this and the adjoining buildings, the officer ran around
10 the mouth the alley, aud the thieves coming
out He late Ia intercept the confederate. but
dealt Brady stunning blow on the head, telling him TO
the pavement and breaking the club The thers head
was so hard however, that he only received slight
wound and was Immediately taken 10 the Princest Po
lice station and locked up. He is already under $4,000
bail to await trial charge OF being
one Of the men who broke iIIo the store
OF J. Gail, in UniOnsquare a few months ago
An examination Of the premises showed that the thieves
had gone up the alley cut through the OF the unoc
cupied building adjoining aud then cut through into the
premises OF Mr. Lewis The rascals had apparently been
In the store only short time when discovered by the
officer they had not begun to open the safe. Among
their tools found In the adjoining building pow
erful ack-Screw, several steel drills, large steel
pointed d0ublepOnted jimmy and the usual variety Of
smaller tools. forming altogether one OF the most COM
plee sets burglars implements captured by the
Police with the aid of these the thieves could have
broken into the safe in less than two hours The escaped
burglar left two coats behind him in the store, aud ran
away in his shirtseeyes. Occr ScanOn obtained good
look at the fellows face. and could easily Identify him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
TAMMANY BACKING OUT.
TIE oRPuANy FAIR LOTTERY.

The drawing of the lottery in aid of the
Union Home and school for Soldiers and sailors Or
phans took place at No 5l Broadway Saturday even
ing thousand tickets az $40 each had been sold, and
the number of prizes was 2oo valued at $500 About
by the Committee troubles III handling the fortune :
wheel cOnt niu; the tickets. The drawing finally
and fairly completed, however with the following re-
lie Hon WIN Htchmn No 20 diamond ring
and oregater John Iey Of Adams tx
watch Justice Eex Mask Cou, No 70 @ soil
tac daod aa, sni quarter earats No. 40 "a @lo
ereenbacks so 0j one solitaire o. Und pm one ana A cass
40 40 "a enanl AMI aoui sol hunting as vatehi No. z5
egdtaaoai and emerald easa ros No. 63 st'' DIAMOND ont
diamond ard e-am 1d gold watch No. 3D. threesioIe demond
Mug No. 5}7 500 in Cuecy No g. diamond and enamel gold
watch; No. col oIre diamond nIg; No. 90 diamond ana enat,
gold wstcA 5 solitaire ag; NJ 6J a diiuond and emerald
gold vlIca No 49, ao. rings ~ 5J enamed "a'sli no o
Ill euaed gold hunting watch e-eh No 20
l0 nos los 5 90 9 9si 81 ard 81 sold hunting watch each
he boilers Of tue following drew gold huntlg waches
nos 10 50J l ~ 5s8 sb geo &C., SG TO- ~ io 81 ~ 8s
G7 No. H. of and carbunce pin ard earrings 20 2
gold and coral No 100 black ONYX ST. pin ani earrings 10 81
chain and bail set; diamond set and cross No 5s
navel go SET pin aa earrings mo f a. ifug set No ~ "a
SET pin and oarugJ No 9 engraved Nos. 3 49, 10 5
So l asT sens s vest 'aP slS. rd 3D. chain each
Nos l07, 28. SaI, III, tG5. Coz. i45 3d. la. 10, ~
81 4CSol gold bracelet each; Nos 6;e SO no 49, i 50 H. %
53 a. C5 81 $50 ola solid gents cluster pm each; Nos J
user nm each No.. ~ 5 a. ia garnet and pearl ring each
rel each Nos 100 a. ~ $50 65 27s 40 500 O. 92 S3
al al ISL sg lis-A seal ring each; go O a. go
S@J f5U t5 ~ 80 $40 ~ 40 ia pair Of seeau'ions
Nos 06 H. s. % one Of gold studs each Those
hers marked Ia tickets persons at distance which
no; retained or paid for which others aa issued aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

Da,e. l''s' part of0' No S and Of 10" Nos H.
No. . s s 49, S S aurl. ss Daniel Garrison owner Of
No l2 % WIN no KS Rgltl S@ S So2 .,aoo
s y @ Ess.S S.. .. f. g; " E FL, j. lessee
n: Fred e co sl i cS q GS ssss. 4 s s,S;S
Gusiava sce osne Of ungs aud lessee sl5oo Nos lts 49,
Ssh ysiu. Of .ase ,oaso ci, ssssnca.I $500
Nos iig' 80 Jonathan W. Freeman, $4,000
no No. 49, $, c '1a jon Johnson. esgoas
Is IS s. % md J; %. 7,f' t tS Ts t %
s .I'i s to Matilda Co3iDg lo1 o 6c@ !"
So. TO- 6 e.sic Of ea n Jansen Tbos Powers executor
$3.50; Henry Johns lessee, 800.
No Is3, C. and ! R. q + 3od Livingstone $500.
Su John Sen y, s.'; & "a TG s, e f . Ely "a. a
E So 4 ID r' eit for $4,000
nos S is is i 70 is John D. Wendell, s77e5O
Nos III to i56 Daniel Buttsrfed Nay foa5O mort
ged to Greenwich Syns Blgk o S'g' to tsoq9 81 l'
No. 8 Msha jane sere owner soOcoi mOrgAsel to Union
Nm Mo- l5o, 6saie Bit5eIield, $500
No. No. 49, 49, j hlSI Il WIS 6m Sa5V $4,000
10. i I95 Same g 394SS
no. iSs Geose IT, Peek and Joseph H. Goodwin $40 1905
Teresa and see Of buildings $780, morsAse to oh''
NO Is5 Gore H. Peek and Joseph H. Goodwin $3.50; nosagd
With lot No iei to Chaa, ?. soathmsyde Tor Sli,'0o
10.
No. No. Is, Ana Amos ds & S2 eooa
No 200. Same. $i25OO.
no. 5Sj GSo H. Fcc Goodwin owners, s2oooi mOrgaged
70 so. s5i' !" RIchsd 4. Mount s23Co.
No. POS. Victor 3. De Pcrns, $2c0l
No 205. Same, t24G@
No. 2o8 Same $4,000
no. SS' s i.g' A III; H. BrS S'! es.0a
49, 2 james sn John se,en owners sl5r5o mossd to Sarah
Jane sutton ior : 900
No go 90, YIN laIoyi go go &c., .,so,o
Nos. 2iB. 2ls Martin 81. Kellogg s3omo
No. ~. wm Fitzpatrick, $4,000
No. 22}. Es,ste Of Margaret Horn, $l33O
No. ~, Sane, Pl5ttJ.
No rs peter A. H. Jackson sIs,aOo.
No. ~. John iailoHti Tl5p0 1000
Nos 2lJ. 229 Laura NJ Icyeman, $4,000
Nos. ~ 70 rs Fred. II. Co.itt. s73os.
No. No. 25' ,Tos3' N o am +l''"
No. 28, John D. Philips, $1,000.
Sc. ~. No. Adrian II. Connolly" $4,000
Nos. 90 2il samuel Holman $1,000 GustsTu A. sOcchi
and +. 6. Bar.ng, les,e.s, 5000.
80 Il JOIN D. yorh owner IS 500 morsasd to O. s. Trust
Co.. $l0G
Of cara n coo Y g,ei,' q oS co ss 5 1o
500; No 2j lo $685. No. 2J7 d. 1866 No. 2S do SiVo No.
TAMMANY BACKING OUT.
Tho Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund, at a meeting
on Saturday adopted the following significant re5olu-
ton:
ha It spgcars by report Of the Commissions. for he yii-n.
Ing Of Broalga fo thrt opr,I,st y y CtT Pr
teayols, AMI second the City at large a0oa'
61s Said nearly equal to the whole paid Tor
originally taking the Central Park. and oneouS to HlAs the
Eo,5 That the Mayor Aldermen and CoHmoaa be requested to
take ard adopt Ill legal to ret aside v4 o. repeal said
proceedings Tor sid widening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
TIE COURTS FOR FEBRUARY.

In the Supreme Court Justice Barnard viii
sit in Chambers, Justice Ingraham at Special Term.
Justice Sutherland in the Circuit, Part l., d Justice
Brady in Part H. There will be General Term for the
hearing OF nOnenumcTated motions only, held by Pre-
Siding Justice Ingraham and Justices Barnard and
CardOzo. oyer aud Terminer will be held by Justice
Sutherland. In tle Superior Court the General Term
will held by Justices Barbour, McCunn, and spencer
Judge Freedman will sit IN Special Term, and the Trial
Terms will held 10y Judges Mcneil part H. and Jones
part ID In the Court OF Common Pleas Judge Robinson
will sit the Special Term for trial of issues q fact aud
Judge Larremore for trial OF causes IN equity Chief
Justice DAILY will sit I'm Chambers and Judges Loew and
j. r. DAILY will hold Parts l. aud H. OF the Trial Terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court, John Mccoy OF
No IN Hester Was committed yesterday charge OF reg p
b stolen by George Woodruff from Charles l. hernt
Of No. % Dy.sonst
Rernord Rourke liquor dealer ut No. lO5 Canal
recently arrested charge Of not canccng internal ,feaie tm's
On pts whisky barrels has been discharged BY Commissioner Shields
for lack Of evidence
Thomas Wilson and John Gilligan, importers OF
% good, AZ No ss ~ be implicated Tie lA smuggling
sr RECENTLY In Jer,ry Ct, bell on Sstnry u
shields In $4,000 bail each fr further eNanau1n
warrant Of their books also sue t Judge blash
foni House officers hod pCs'es0n OF Their se
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, John Dick.
committed charge breaking into tie cost once 81 hs
Thetiorl at No. 3i5 Ninth Murray Williams ~ no. -
Glrens held for stealing ham ON Julius NteneIgs sore No y
ins cicIng from Thomas Handy Of No. lSi NooSer Herr ~
Of No 527 llusout await the result II he INJURIES fEs
els Banyer whom stabbed the face tuung M1leN
Free held for stealing clothing from rma smith ofNo. 2il NootT
cciimiei for eml eug - frs hs gpo G
Eusere 80 Albert knh. AN Tor
rohbng George Batter 81 No. 5 lho sons 81 bs peAesl WV
tanning 80.
At the Tomhs Police Court, Justice Bowling corr,
Manuel pislda Spnar sester Tor stealng Trunk esd
contents ysue SJ Hdis Ben Ataah Arb...Hrrnsn
Close was committed for stealing li hecrng jacob Ddopk...
William Oebrt keeper OF the basement. saloon No 81 Greensehs
his wife Augusta snd Mary Brady aud Tayog Of ne
place Nee committed for stealing S4a IRON join Eoroe Of No ~
Greenwchk duggei while N the son WIN. DshroN
employed BY ur lLcmron CO. bella for erea-
luz letter addressed Thomas Tout Cambridge Mass stealing ef
49, Endorsement Mr. oai pi then col
lecng The aud sppopnluug .Auue Clark
sounng her ashland Joha the with dng
drunken SATURDAY BIS has dance ball Ma ~ Mae
Spence " 90 Cherry eoaUc tor stesnS W
worth Q! cgags IRON Nm H. Fps express Wagon IN Soah"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
THE POLICE MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,"

The representatives of the Police Mutual
Aid Society from the several precincts, met on Saturday
at the City Hall Station ascertain the result OF tho
voting upon the proposition TO have the Society ncorpo
rated and IN elect n general treasurer The present
movement proposes TO establish Board OF Dect0rs 10
be selected from the Captains and Sergeahis Oh
and give this Board power control the disbursement
OF benefit moneys. No returns had been received IRON
OF the precincts, but the aggregate vote ALREADY IN
shaved 06 members in favor OF continuing the Society
rs present constituted and only 3i In favor OK the IN
corporation scheme which II therefore deeaied as inc
remaining ballots to be returned cannot alter tho result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
THE FENIAN EXuE2

The Fenian exiles were informed on Satur-
day that the public procession and reception by the city
authorities will take place Thursday next II has
been put of until that time account OF the bad con.
dtion OF the streets The right Of the line has been
given TO the irish Republican Brotherhood.
Further arrangements are 10 be made this afternoon
for reception OF the Fenians In Brooklyn Alderman
Clancy Chairman OF the Special Committee OF the Com
mon Council having been informed 10y them Of their
centance of the invitation extended in behalf OF the
1ninicpality" The HayOr OF Brooklyn suggests that
Subscription list be opened to secure the requisite funds
for the reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
SELLING THE MARKETS.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners adopted,
last Saturday the following preamble aud resolution in
regard TO the sale Of market property;
os Controversy has touching the mannero selling m'rfe'
pO IedT; therefore, 90 s.,t-V, I'LL 81, ,-.r
session on he afternoon Thursday Feb at1 oct 10 We nIli
Chamber at a ersols having pac'aI Ne's
t o.liIuF saq 30 :"
itste IN dr. Newer Aldermen ami Commouaiy wei ~ - pops
can- 10 holl sei , market Drop be invited 70 d. ve''A'
fr la.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
CIVIL NOTES.

Roswell Graves, George +. BOardman, Henry
wadron, Josiah c. Waters. Philip Upper, and Moses
WaOck discharged from bankruptcy on saturday.
In the suit of the Erie Railway Company
against the Ohio and Mississippi Railway Company in
which Judge Sutherland granted Injunction restrain
ing the defendants from changing the gauge OF their
road on order filed Saturday Transferring Ihe
case to the United States Circuit Court Tor trlal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
OPTICAL WONDERS.

IL Il
The last lecture of the course of 1901
eforc the American Institute was delivered Friday even
inc by Prof Henry Morton, President of Stevens Ins
tute Hobokcn ~ j., on Light" Judge Daily presided,
and in introducing the lecturer sad
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN: As this ia the last lecture OF
the present course wish 10 express the qualification
which the Trustees feel at the result Of their experiment
Three years ago when first considered the proprety
of establishing Winter Of lectures in which the
members Of the Institute could have an opportunity OF
being brought in contact with the distinguished men OF
the country in the departments Of science To which they
have specially devoted themselves, we had terlous
doubts its success but the attendance on tile rs
and the large attendance when mas crowded
this spacious building during this course show ht III -
no longer an eXpernent On behalf Of the Trustees
feel great qualification in saying that tins course Oh Win
lectures will hereafter be permanent feature OF the
American Institute. Ii affords me great pleasure 10 IN
trOduce TO you Prof. Henry Morton
PROF. MOTIONS LECTURE.
shall cOnfine my remarks and illustrations this even
ing TO the eye and it, action The eye owes part OF lis
efficiency TO its properties lens and lens owes its
efficiency, in the first place refracon, by which name
indicate the fact that when ray OF light comes
Obqucy upon "A medium OF n different density from that
through which u passing II viii be bent or uthecb
III Its PATH aud pass in direction. rms Denu
ing y regular and follows the law mat the shes ol .he
angles OF incidence and refracOn are IN rato "hrh
s fixed for each substance THE lecturer here, by the
aid Of large diagram brilliantly projected ON scfcen
made plain the meaning OF this law
To illustrate this bending OF the light rays VIII us
simple but instructive experiment. We VIII place III ho
lantern luminous arrow faITow the scrcenl, and III
the course OF it, viii place bar Of glass Ia piece
out Of tho and appears line above I,
ana Is move the bar backward and forward YOU 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
At the Tonhs !
DECISIONS-EEn. 4.

Supreme Court kambers--by judge Sutherland
Mogiu Gardner Uadsr the circumstance think the plhnua
the hill Of $50 fof ani LOOK 10 cr'
ing Lack IN bis aeioa In application Of Wlmsring kgo,'
confirmed nsde IL the matter Of j. Bcneson To- sgt
ihe Lycomng FIRE Ins co-Orer confirmed james H. Rogers AT
Martha Rogereport % referee Construed AID 1 ment " d'e
granted BroWne toler granted hsentoSm sgL Nsa
ser-Mton grauie aud order Gaadan Fro "a hrn lgs
% nte with DO defendant % ABIDE
event 81 action. Knsnsn ag hnsmsnN orand Cor
I'm the Superior Court at General Term the tolO"-
previously arrgci;
onin' ,r ly MorslLBe.ou asl la.tr Ota -nr' ~
sy stottl 80. WheesgeJu emelt AHMED bAle 49, boz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06

In the case OF FranCls W. ItHNIVt HHu OIHtIS,
owners OF the schooner Francona agt Geo W. Jowett
and others, owners OF the steamer l0dona, recently
tried In the IT, g. District Court the libel brought
for the recovery of damages sustained by the beants
through a collision between the two vessels. Each
alleged that the other had not the proper lights set
bennts with reference 20 commissioner 20 asoertaln
The amount vi damage,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Am For FRANCE
AID FOR FRANCE.
AM APPEAL. TO THE AMERICAN PEoPLE-FIFTY
TuOusAND FRANCS SENT ON SATURDAY.
ubo Erencb Relief Committee, appointed by


an ,ppr,, tn THE AMERICAN PEoPLE-FIfTY
TuousAND FRANCS SENT ON SATURDAY.
The French Relief Committee appointed by
tho Chamber Of Commerce. met last Saturday and
adopted the following appeal:
To p> Pe on, United STATES IN bhdV t srH9 population
The Committee appointed by the Chamber q Commerce Of N, City Of
SsYorl TO Organize measure o. e. oi we sH9s o.
which be gratefully acknowledged The Committee appeals to the
tt aoHe Il does rot Of the conflict which
a. y discussion on these points shoul presence
Of uleng and want TIE CenlH army With noble mg9an
,s , ' n s Hgrdrce hsye done les han theyl
1he FFG rc have been eg wa Of the most de,iTs,,
5 and c ai1 Iri"l 'i pda pn In he agaf he
lass years crop T 'hor one ana TIE present. one was ssl Only
prop armies, Their land has been the Of
battles Of terrible magnitude and the horrors Of war have been
sryug population The farmers have seed 20 plant in their
ra sey soioU tsien for the relief Of Ire nSlts.s intense
misery and desiuo9 must prevail OheT nations are moving N ms
and extended no helping hand tie French people in Their hour Of Do
Ei oP eG e Christian nation 'i' Us to be ''h'''
The charity that give, quickly charity and the Cmmie.
action Byery DAY lost Tor France day Of mi'e gnseyas g.
trrtons in money should be forwarded At once SGpL Of bedsuu
and seed for the oHnghe eops the Spring will bored he sent
M he , T1e Committee calls upon is fios.ci
everywhere to this wOrs Of humanity and oyo urges
Crgar and village at sn1 earnestly
ana 10 iolTsr their eoahut without delay And feels assured
tia. this appeal tie bene5Oere Of all will receive earnest and gen
response. CHAKLEs H. MAKsgALI, Chairman
G G4 Fr ha1,.S srd 5Efs'1 Secretary
Remtances IN money, which will be transmitted to
Paris without delay, can he made to Charles Linier
Treasurer, No q Pucst.. NewIork or to any member
Of the following Committee
Charles Mar-hall 80 Burlugp Oliver Hartman 65 Wohst
WIN Dodge II Chfs; Z. Hatch, > IN N's bi
A. \ HsRes il3 WIIiarl.s. NJ X J.sup, u Pinest.
qd A.gar ,d . "gh' Fco Ssqi' 81 ~ ydSe
D. G. Murray. q Soati-st Charles lnIief q Fi1e-.i,
G. G. ward 52 valet J.P. Morsan g E.eiangc-PlAoe.
Ili tOoAo ~ " siit. stt'.t,. a. fl.a1.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-30
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER DISASTER.

More Dead Bodies FOuud-Eighty.Seven
Lives in All Believed to Have Been Losr-No
Cause Yet Discovered for the Explosion
Nobody to Blame but the Boilers.
MEMPHIS. Jan. 90 1871.
The bodies recovered from the Arthur have been
identified as those of Mrs. Jennie Ulier of Golcond
ILL.,, and Martha Graney, second steward, Maysyille
Ky. Another body, believed to be that OF
Miss Paxter, Philadelphia, was found on the Arkan-
shore to-day. The following are also believed to
be lost:-James Neagie, deck hand, Dubuque; Iowa;
Charles and Andrew Cole, boys, Leav enworth ana
Peter Benton, striker, Memphis; Albert Rose,
striker, Carlisle H.; william NJ. Oregon cabin boy
st. Paul, Mimi; Albert Cranch, passenger II Is
now believed that eighty-seven lives were lost by
the disaster.
The following saved have not been reported:-.
Joseph Reed, striker; Patrick Roberts, Samuel w.
Ullery, carpenter, st. Louis; Fred Halstine, w. T.
Foster, A. Brysor, James Sllth, rousters; Jerry
Mack Chicago; Timothy Barr, Cincinnati Fred.
Moralt Pittsburg Charles Mckinney Louisville
deck hands,
The wounded are all doing well, and 1t is believed
none Of them will die.
Tho second engineer, who was on duty at the
time. says everything was working we'll up to the
time OF the exp0sion that the boiler was CARRYING
less than 100 pounds OF steam, and was allowed 1875
He had just tried the water and found 1t all right.
One OF the boilers blown oft the rudder post ana
smashed the yawl, while the other, it Is believed
was driven through the hull, causing the vessel to
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