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The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

The Golden City, published in San Frau
cisco. which recently passed into the hands OF
Gus DeYoung 4 Co., presents fine appear
ance. and is as we'll filled with interesting
tales and stores suitable for the freside as
sny publication now being issued. ANY of
our people wanting to subscribe for literary
journal, eannotdo better than take the Golden
City, at the moderate price of 81 per annum.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

NorE IN SAN FRANoIsco.-B By the telegraph
dispatches in the Stockton Independent Of
Thursday, we find this:
Total vote of the city exclusive of the
Fourth Precinct in the Eleventh Ward, foots
up 1889. The precnet nared will make
it about l6. lao, or nearly 1900 less than at
the September State election. 1t will take
until midnight, or later, to complete the count
Louderbaek, for Police Judge, is probably
elected by about $500 majority, running a
long way ahead of all the rest of the Taxpay-
ers' ticket. Judge Lakes friends still claim
his election, though the scratching runs both
ways and the official count may be required
20 decide it. Boander leads his ticket, COM
ing next to Louderback. The city has I'M
douhtedly gone for the Taxpayers and Re-
publican ticket by an average majority of
l,5Q0 at least.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

TExAs CHOOSES ALL DEMOCRATS FOR Con-
cREss.-The telegraph gave no news in re-
lation to the election held in Texas the early
part of the month. AS the mails bring Eas-
tern papers it is shown that the Democrats
carried the State by large majority. elect
ing every Congressman. The delegation
from that State in the present Congress is
three Republicans to one Democrat, next
Congress it will be four Democrats.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

SAN FRANCISCO RELIEF FOR SUFFERERS IN
MICHIGAN AND WIscoNslN.-In San Francis
CO, subscriptions for the fund of the Chicago
sufferers already exceeds 100000, and in
view of the terrible disasters and consequent
suffering in Michigan and Wisconsin, Mayor
Selby has called meeting of citizens who
have subscribed to be held at the Merchant
Exchange at P. NJ. Thursday, to consider
the propriety of sending to Chicago only tie
100000 promised, reserving the remainder
and all which can be collected hereafter for
the relief of the citizens of those States. One
thousand dollars has been subscribed in that
city already for the relief of the Wisconsin
and Michigan sufferers and paid over to May
or Selby.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21
CHARLES Parker. the clown. recently com

mittpd suicide in TIE woods Near Schenecta-
DIV. n Y 1t will be reeollected by many in
California that Parker was conn actAd with the
Oriental Circus, which travelled through here
in the Summer of 1870. He was humor-
Gus and popular jester. his high silt act be.
ing especially laughahle. Like many others
in his profession. his conviYial habits proved
his ruin.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21
SAN FR,xcIsco suBsc#Ipr,oxs FOR CH1c,

SAN FRANCISCO SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR CHIcA-
eo.-SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. 1.-THE suhscrip-
tions from all sources received or RENTED in
dependent, for the relief of the Chicago snf-
ferers, now aggregate over $40. 900. and the
various benefits announced will increase it to
Sl50000. of which $50, 900 will probably be
appropriated to the relief of the sufferers in
Michigan and Wisconsin.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


IA
hA Location of Works. Kincaid Flat Tuomne County
Californa.-Noice is hereby given, that meeting of
the Board of Trustees az said Company held the Ih
day of sbctobe 1871. an assessment OF s. 80 per
share levied upon the capital stock of said Company,
payable Immediately in United States gold and silver coin,
the Secretary at his office, 220 Clay street San Fran
cisco. Any stock upon which s,id shall remain
unpaid on the 18Th a NY of Mo- eln ber KS11. shall
be deemed delinquent ard will be duly advertised for sale
at public auction and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, will be sold on Monday. the 4th day Of De-
ccmber. fS51 pay the delinquent nent, to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses of SALE By
order Of the Board of Trustees.
II. H. CORNELL. Secretary.
Office go Clay street San Francisco.
Ort II,
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

HIsToRIcAL DOCUMENT Losr.--The original
copy of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclama
ton was destroy ed in the great Chicago fire
1t was the property of the Chicago Historical
Society, whose building was burned with all
its contents. The Society paid SOS, 900 fol-
the original copy.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

On Monday night, October 9Th, quite a
heavy frost fell in the vicinity of Grow :
ranch, on the Stanislaus river. The vines
and leaves throughout the neighborhood were
killed
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

"A FVH6 HAAkbuN. IN
IA the County Court of the County of Tuonmne and
State Of Caiforna-To Hon. H. Randall (Judge of said
Court and f. A. Rodgers, District attorney -Gentle-
You will please take notice that it my intention
apply his Excellence H. II. aight, Governors the
State of California, for Pardon Of the crime of Assault
with Intent to Commit Murder of which convicted
in the County Court Of said county the 4h day of Feb
ruarv A d 1871, and sentenced by said Court en- said
charge the State Prison Of the State of California
the period Of three years.
his
THOMAS NEWTON.
Attest mark
J. F. ROONEY.
We admit service OF copy Of the foregoing, this 10th
day of October, A. ID. 1871.
CHAS. IT. RANDALL
County Judge Toul. Co.
f. A. RODGERS,
District Attorney of Tuol. Co.
Oct 81, 1S7I-4t
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

Those who desire good article to restore
gray hair to Its youthful color, we would re-
commend to purchase Halls Vegetable Sici-
han Hair Remover, most excellent and val
liable preparation. Sold by ell Druggists.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21
MAR RTE ID.

In Sonora, Oct 18th. by Rev. Samuel Hill, Mr.. Fem-
ing Romans and Miss Rebeeca Bolter.
At the City Hotel, Some a, Oct 18th, by Rev. Samuel
HILL Rev David Overon Of the Pacific Conference NJ
f. Church South and Mrs Sarah Tyler
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

A millions dollars in gold was melted in
the Chicago Custom-house vault, and two
million dollars in greenbacks consumed. As
it belonged to the Government, item-makers
say it is no loss.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

Among the important cases to come before
tie Supreme Court during the term begin
ming this week, is one testing the constitu-
tionality of the income tax.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21
The Las. Election Ths. Yenr.

The elections in California for 1871 have
passed, that Of Wednesday gaze the Demo-
eracr of Tuolumne another opportunity to
show their inconsistency and bad faith among
themselves. We have not received the vote
of the county, but il is conceded by all that
Temple and Wright have majorities for Su-
preme Judges. Fitzgerald, nominee for Su-
perin,endent of Public Instruction was badly
treated in Columbia and Sonora, especially
by the Germans who as general thing sup.
ported Bolander. Until the official count is
made it will not be known which of these two
has carried the county Mcneil hos probab
ly beaten Letford for County Judge, the vote
will be quite close between them. The vote
Of Sonora shows about the same venerat;on
for party obligations that was exhibited at
the September election. The value of par
ty nomination for local office bv the Demo-
cracy of Tuolumne was again demonstrated TO
be worthless when the party had q respecta
bic majority in the county. We commend
the vote Of our town to the attention of any
cessful in obtaining nominations in the future
These figures with those of September, should
be sufficient to satisfy any disorganizer that
nominations are not worth q cent, when made
by party that will go back on everything
and every body, be they friends or strangers
to crafty personal prejudices and spites.
The truth Ia Democracy in This c0untv Is
thoroughly and etfectually demoralized far as
local politics are concerned, and we do not
think the opposition have any per centage.
over them, or have any more elements of har-
mony, in some parts of the county they have
gone after nominees as rough as the other
side have. From present feelings and ex-
expressions nominating conventions for local
candidates will have hard road to travel in
the immediate future. The candidates for
Supreme Judge in Sonora received votes
thus Temple 203; Wright POI; Rhodes l64;
Niles 1872. For Superintendent of Public In
struction. Fitzgerald, lis; Bolander 1S6.
The Democratic Supreme Judges have each
80 majority while the radical Bolander beats
Fitzgerald votes. For County Judge Let
ford Democrat l59; Mcneil Republican 2G3;
majority against Letford Al while the vote of
his party gave SO majority for their Supreme
Judges. How much was a nomination worth
to Letford, and how much will nomination
be worth two years hence, is question more
frequently asked than answered.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT AUTUMN TONIC.

pleasant Cordial which strengthens and improves the
Digestion, excellent preventative of Fevers, Fever
and Ague. &C. and great Renovater and Tonic
lids and deblitated persons. HEGEMAN Co., New York
Sole Manufacturers. Sold by all Druggists.
July 1S7l-to Dec "A
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

Cholera has been checked in Constantine
gle, and it is no longer spreading in any par,
of Europe.
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

Oct. 81, 1S71-4t
The union Democrat., 1871-10-21

Oct, 81, 1s71-4w.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
BANKRUPT INSURANCE COMPANIES.

On application of J. S. Slosson, made to Judge
Brady In the Supreme Court yesterday, an Injunction
was granted against the LOrilsrd Fire Insurance Com
pany restraining 1t from doing further business and
appointing Carlile Norwood receiver On the appica-
ton of Marshall B. Champlan, Attorney General OF the
State the Irving Fire Insurance Company was restrained
by injunction In similar manner, and N. L. Crole, the
President Of the company appointed receiver The
of the company s and the claims for osses
ASooOo leaving t2 900 behindhand AFTER Stnk
Ing the capital and surplus. q.
Two other insurance companies supended business
yesterday refusing to receive more rsks as their re-
sources were greatly damaged by the Chicago IRE
They are the Yonkers and York, and the North
American The first Of situated at No. ITO Broad
way and had cash capital OF 100000 and surplus OF
1I2l $685. making the total assets $os33 After paying
a losses and expenses they win probably have about
9lb00O0 They contemplating the formation OF
new company and win transfer the old risks TO the
books OF the new The North American lnsur-
Company Is situated at No 192 Broadway and was
established In 1879 1t had cash capital Of and
surplus of OOO0 making the total assets 100000 The
officers Will probably make official statement Oh the
condition Of the Company to-day. .,,
The Commerce Insurance Company OF Albany nave paid
up 800 additional to their stock thus leaving them IN
condition TO continue business.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
NEWS FROM CAPT. HALLS ARCTIC EXPEDITION.


A private letter received from member Of
the Arctic expedition under Capt. Hall in the Poars
gVes account Of tho movements Of the expedition since
last heard from through the officers Of the Congress- The
letter s dated Upernayik, Sept s, and was carried
thence TO Copenhagen by Danish vessel whence 1t was
dispatched to its destination via Hamburg steamer
After leaving Disco where he received bis extra stores
from the Congress- Capt Hall sailed nearly north until
he arrived or the harbor OF Proven. He there went
ashore, and well received BY the Danish authorities
His principal object to obtain dogs but he succeeded
securing only eighteen about half Of which at
the time unh for serVce but may BY care be made vau
able After leaving Proven the Polaris sailed for UpeH
nsvfk, where she arryed the sOh Of August. Here
he tried secure the services Of Esquimaux hun
ters and dogdryers, but was unsuccessful he, how
ever obtained some dogs and furs which viii prove of
great value while In Winter quarters Capt Hall sailed
from Upernavk the 9Th Of September, going north
OF course be not since been heard FROM and will not
probably until Winter, when he may send down from
Winter quarters to Disco for supplies All on board arc
reported we'll and confident Of success.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
Psospacr PARK CounE-THURsDAI Oct 1s-ROurysar-Od colt

Lady artists and especially all who have
been accustomed to rely tho facilities afforded by the
Cooper Institute for studying from life, should know
what advantages the Ladies' Art Association offers
them Since the suspension Of tho fecass In Cooper
Institute this Association has made arrangements for
beginning one Monday, Oct. Is, at p. m. Glasses
for drawing and painting will also be formed on Tues
days and Saturdays, from m. 10 p. m ladies rent
ing eases for the being entitled to the privileges
OF the fecas and ten lessons free of charge. THIS
Association embraces most Of prominent lady artists
Including Mrs H. p Gray, Mrs. Lilly H. Spencer, Mrs.
Eliza 0reatorex Mrs. 9. NJ Tolles, and others II de-
serves possible cement, and whatever support
ladies beg Inning the study Of art can give IL.
The receipts of the benefit given at Booths
Theater last evening for the Chicago sufferers $751;
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
DIED..

BLAKE-At Greeley Colorado hs 18th last Hphcd hay ASS
Harry bsis and dAlshss Of LaarsAO' AUan. ~" n
Her remains viii b. taken Church u s. MsA,s Thirty .:O:a
10 sssIa.; noTss sss inst Rsii1ss aad fa''a'
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Ssa Bat. q sSos u % 5. a f Dc is a.i ." to
U,s. scSsas ssssdy .nd IAaus sp.sa sili please cop,
DI szNANh Brsstya, wsts.dav As ista ina 9eessa.
Dksaa Of The ISaa John Diksnaa E shs sab
F ,.ase.s. No. Ill ROn rs'~plo~ SATURDAY..
TPo3sHAMIn cAs,s Oct n n.r sn'n Od.A.n, eldest d,asAa''
n sod. sa '.,.. 4: r';:'. @! Py. y ..s' a. H s:n:.:
orning Il . ocOcL.
GRovBsIn tAl, y "Wednesday, 18th Inst, Charles H. G~ys
r. =, qy "! s,ss .:s. =; s ss
t~, on Saturday, The yis, asl9m
HARvRY-A jamestown N Y, oct 49, Sarah HareL VII, q
willard Harvey Of this city, sOd daughter 'f On sanU' BAf't' ''
BuPK1Ns-on the 18Th ius Edwin w. WH,a HOpEiA,
Rs,e. sHd friends Of the family invited attend b. funeral IRON
LAsewoRTHy-on Tuesday Oct n MARY wife Of The '' Ae't
F.n.sl E.as.ses stS ts.S:, P'''' h'A' M "''
MITCHRLI-oa wednesdAy Oct 49, Steel. ts'ephea) Mitchell IN us
Rfssds and relative, invited % .t... bis fan'a on Friday Oct I"
RoAcH-A Elizabeth r. J. wsd.s:d. Oct 70 JodA Roosevelt
I'd S.1!:s, Of M 5 S %. n hssn si n s. ~
lss ssnass :. - ocaI on S. JosS: ESsA
RoCKWEII-In BrOoilyu 1s dphtheA, Batas cAse.
y:sss:, ,.:.s:s, .s.,s Of Aas''' p md s, ssss; s
R .''ssa sssis. u. 5. si:s @ to liss, %
sIBRLI-oa Tuedsy oc IT, william Shell IN the sist ysEs ks
Is rom 80, g =. s < ,:ss the s ,ss %
sToUoHroN-A MOuisania wednesday 18th inst dph
John s; ,Us o. soS SIT,S n H. Ss. S y % ~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
MASSACHUSETTS,.
MR.. wAsHBURS's LETTER OF ACCEPTAN,

Mr.. wAsHBURN's LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct 19.-Mr. Washburn's 5
letter Of acceptance Of the nomination for Governor Of
Massach chusetts 10 ~ follows:
GREERFTELD, Mass, Dot. IT, 1871.
The Hon. GEORGE F. HoAR, PrestdeHt Of the Republican,
DEAR Sir: have received your oficial notice that
the Convention which presded, on the nth OF
september last at Worcester, selected me It's cand
date for Governor. Grateful for the confidence Of
party embracing many Of the best men In the State
I accept the nomination. In doing / cannot
be unInindful Of the great responsibilities and
0rduous labOrs connected with the trust II
the people should see ht to raafy the
dOinRs of the Convention, 10 shall be my highest amln
on so TO discharge the duties OF the Office that the good
and OF the State shall have no occasion TO re-
0ret the confidence thus bestowed upon me.
My views upon the great principles which have gov
erDed the party from the time Of Its organization are too
well known TO need repetition. 1 may add, that most
heartily subscribe the resolutions adopted by the Con
YenOn 30 far as they go, but party has emnenty
been the party Of progress ever foremost t0 elevate
and Improve the condition OF AL mrn and women.
IL hos especially committed itself by the
sr of Bureau Oi Statistics OF Labor TO the
solution ot the allmportant prUblgu. What cun De-
done prove aud elevate the aDornR men aud women
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20

OF this Common This question, vital to the
welfare OF 80 largo portion Of our citizens important
to eyry branch q industry Of the State entitled 70 10
raon OF our state n the past has In respects
beyond ortchm No dishonesty corruption has BEEN
especially demand at the present me rgid and fmpar
tie enforcement Of the lava The strotes honesty and
discharge Of evory trust and especially while we are
struggling under the heavy burdens of taxation tho ut
and the expenditures In every branch of the admnis
ts4n d snoGa % reduced 70 tho lowest practicable
In the discharge OF duties can recognise no special
b or relation 70 any man or set as dstinct
Tom tne entire people OF the Commonwealth Grateful
as am TO those whose confidence has led them 10 pro-
Ross me Tor tas position know Of no better way 70
meled, my best energes the Contamination OF these
most desirable results. Very respectfully
WIN. B. WAsHBURH.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
IA heavy gale, yesterday, caused much damage
10 the shipping At Buhao
The case of Mrs. Fair has been set down for
the 14th in the San Francisco suprsms Court
.Valle g. Cammack of New Orleans had their
bank box stolen yesterday contained securities 1aaed ~Oo
The planning and rolling-mill Of Parker g. Nc
Philony in Philadelphia burned WsnesiA Loss SaoOOo
Insurance, 5000.
....A fire at Brownsburgh, Ind, "A miles east OF
indianapolis yesterday destoed hVs stores and @se dwellings, Los"
$4,000 insursncs, S2,oo
The Warsaw Manufacturing Company's estab-
.hmep in buned yesterdays loss S2S which
little owing the recsn. failure Of certain 'uac'
companies.
The Grand Jury at the Court of Sessions have
found indictments Wallace Hunt member Of the BrOOme
County abdsSaS girl under - Of for the aIpo Of
also against Alderman Morgan Of Bnghanon Tor An A.
ia upon Alderman SedgWek In the Common Council ChinOsr
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
THE DISPOSITION OF THE EXCISE FUND.

Deputy Controller Green sent cOmmunica-
zion to Mayor Hail. yesterday requesting him to cau
meeting of the Board Of Apportionment this week 10
make appropriations from the Excise fund for the sup
mort Of the various asyums and refor natory institutions
f this city The following is the provision Of the law Tor
sfhe dispositiOn OF Excise mOneys: -. -.
for the sale Of ntoxeAtng
Of tbe present Board OF Bxe ons
the hereafter received for such licenses hA S
porOBed charitable purposes By the Beard
for A heJ Determine fOn ame 70 ue
objecs purpos and and the proper Gee
Ruoh With the ChAmoeran Nho snAh A 'N' "
AZ dSDoasl Of said Board Of ApporlounenL
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other snip Nsys see 7Aird PdSe.l

IFOr otheT Shlp NeWB Bce INHu 1uVe'I
ARRIVED.
Steamship sxsdss (B Msksnns Gsgea Oct s. with ndss and
s.smsp Wyaaoke Bsarns 0y Point and HOrh With
nS.r and pa,s 70 Old DOminoa steamship Co -
ssanshp Csanyloa Lockwood. Charleston Oct b with ndss
ssshp Hastsras Lawrence Norfolk With mdse Old Donisioa
etsamahip Co -.
Rhip Peerless (Of HAfsx heAaea Saeensto"n uN N s
iroa,
Barb BSll tof Yarmouth, N a. Crovell, Havro Sept ID
Bari Chsrno QaLl COcupfo. Hayre u days, With adsee
Bnr LuI,n tot sidney Ross Point AP.rs, vita cssh
ssS Ea Bo Drake ~ AndrewG n H. u days Wth Lumber
KRs-RtvBK Asp CoAsFrSS, q
r. Arcu Ahus knckand. fhJs Jenerson s's"'~
Elizabeth X. HCg To- Newport Indiana, hehheyys
Henry Bndgvr"H haetLts,. ~ - 49,
Heller. .EsWparL SL
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
pRorEsrANr EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1a-m the Episcopal Con-
yentlon to-day the Committee Canons, who In
sructed TO inquire into and report 70 the expeency
Of amending Is, title Of marriage and divorce
reported that they bod considered the subject and no
alteration In SAID oln was deemed e1pednnt at tubs
time. Tho Conn -fi, N the Ritual made report, the
consideration ol y l,l postponed until tn-mOrrOw.
Inc Rev Dr. fn oock. from the Committee on CanOns.
submitted report with an amendment u Canon H. title
l. 40 "a 70 prevent the alienation VI church buildings
New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
6petial Notifts

Grand RepqHcs5 Ma. ss.Ias l. ". :. s;s s. I
i'm Count, COMMITTEES Of Ouoadaga sad he Committee oo5e
P T X bSPsw bsS1s Hi e.. S TAS
BUTLER NOBLE md Gas :T%:.. s.I IN r ,.s - re @
.as a:nd soa 20 as.g s.oss aIsss ,.. 4: a:ss .;
.sa al os. teaals.s s s.ss.s
throughout The oOaaV invited TO attend en- nae xnoUx
Secretary Young Mem. State sspstncaa A.:odsaca.'
second Assembly District Csisn RePpbcaa Aissols-
zion ~ R: : Or sfp spST SSP sESsS iiss OF s
precisely Poeea. attendance requested Es SI1s ssisT q es-s'
p R.S.:% 9; :S.tsyas; C,..su ssc'''Ats. go
CommittSo for the Relief Of the 6a Gerers ~ .
Chicago Coaaasration.
Rooss or rnn cxAusza OF Cos.sscs l.
No. 50 wILLIAH-sr. October ID ISL 8S.
rop, d.rOu, Of Subscribing this Os.e. may ssnd Ar ooaA
toas ,h. Chamber No. 81 was S aEoaGH
WILSON sssr...y 9th. chsnS.r The Ass q -
,p H. any member Of@s cOIniss CAsca 70 b aads p'
10 the order OLA A. LOW Treasurer
OFFICERS OF THE COMMITTEE: ... 30
JOHN C. GREEN. chsrmaa II sOutA-st
GEORGE oPDIKE, vios-CAAiuan, y saa.s+A
AA LOW, Treasurer, 81 BufanEsuA
FRANK B. HowB, Secretary q WaIxa
Lie Assecistiea OF Aneriea- ..
oYYICE % BROADWAY, NSW'YoRA ....n
CARDINAL PRMCIPLBs;
ssv and t,r return 10 Economy aaa sss naA
ag,u.ul An prosa .Qsusly divided anOas PoacJ'AOdsn
Policies non. .forssdsG h urTssd" taas guasAasssa saA
Ever, st.ss has sSrs representative. y. Sss,,
DrsstouA HiL.AA sA~.D -
Lea q Perrin saaes. Ia 81
Prensuaes1 by Ceaaetssas -. .
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.
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mailing VI VeHdiag eeantsrisstA DO g. t - 49,
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ep:s a.iS ~. % y SsH~ ca4sfks v. SLOANE, 6ssI.
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D.yiIsd Mssts lsr t.H,eA, ~, srsaSf.sa: a. n
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New-York tribune., 1871-10-20
EXPLOSION OF UNION ToRPRDoEs AT NEW
ORLEAh6. O.. '...3

NKw-ORLEANs, Oct. ia torpedo explosion
occurred this morning killing ono man and seriously
wounding another. Several other were slightly
injured The contents Of saloon in the vicinity were
shattered The torpetoes were manufactured BY Messrs
Kluber Goldsmith Of NewYork, and had just been un-
loaded from the ship George Hubert. Two hundred
cases are still on board but the weasel viii probably be
orharad off