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81. LOUIS.
The EIdOrado Tornado.

ST, LOUIS, June 80.
A committee of gentlemen from the
town OF EldOradO, Kansas, which was al.
most totally destroyed by u tornado some
days ago, were on Change to-day solicit.
ing aid Tor the destitute people Ot'that
place, A committee Of merchants were
appointed, who will make thorough can.
vass among business men for OTsuhscriptions,
THE PRIZE RING.
Tom Allen received telegram from
JGm Mace to-day saying that Ned OBald.
win had challenged him, Mace and ask
ing Allen to stand in the stakes Allen
replied that he would, whereupon Mace
accepted OBaldwins challenge, offering
to fight him Tor any amount from $4,000
to $4,000. Mace Is willing TO give
O'Baldwin his own time, but prefers that
the fight should take place near New
Orleans Mace will probably train under
Tom Allen at the Washington House,
four miles from 81. Louis. Tom Kelly is
mentioned as O'Baldwm's trainer Allen
will put up $4,000 on Mace,
FIRE An HOLDEN.
A fire as Holden, Mo-, to-day destroyed
four buildings on Main street occupledby
business houses. DOss about $4,000.
Insured in the Homc of New York for
$4,000; Andes, Of Cincinnati for $1,000;
Putnam, Of Hartford, for 81 900; Nation.
al, Of Hannibal, Mo, for $4,000; Pacific,
Of California, for 81 ,OOO Etna, Of Hart.
ford, for 81 900; PhTnix, OF Hartford, for
81, 800, and for few hundred in one or
two other companies.
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CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 80.

CHICAGO, June ~.
Gov. Palmer Of this State, has appoint.
ed Hon. Justan KoernGr, of St. Clair
county; Richard +. Morgan, Of Mclean
county; and David s. Hainwood, Of Cook
county, ior State, railroad and'warehousG
Commissioners.
The Olymplcs, of Washington, won o
game from tho White Stockings this at
ternoon, the score standing 10 to 8. The
White Stockings played weak game al
the bat, and errors were made by Pink
ham and Duffy at the third base, and the
short field gave the Olymplcs five unearn
ed runs In the sixth inning. With such
encouragement and lenient umpire, tho
game was simply q walk.away. The
score by the innings Is as follows: Olym'
pics, IL; Chicagos, s..
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MUDDY WATER-1'hG writer Of an ar.
ticlc in the Saturday RccieU argues that
pure, clear water is not always the health.
lest, but that muddy water, although TN
pleasant to the eye md to the palate, Is
much more beneficial to the health. In
illustration Of this argument, tho writer
states that in Glasgow, Scotland, where
the inhabitants are supplied with pure,
clear water from LoCh Katrine, the death
rate Is exceptionally high. The case Is
also cited OF Manchester, England, which
has pure soft water, and yetismore slckly
than Birmingham, which, until recently,
wAs supplied from small muddy stream,
running through the town Clear water,
1t Is true, may contain in solution invisible
substances that will affect the health, hui
muddy water, with vegetable matter in
suspension, Is undoubtedly highly injurl
ous, and should not he used until altel
the impurities have subsided and have
been removed.
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Fires In Texas.

BRYAN, TEXAS, June ~.
A block Of buildings in tho business
part OF town was DESTROYED by fire last
night Loss 100000 insurance light.
JEFFERSON, TEXAS, June 80.
A fire originating In Huron's storehouse
between Dallas and Austin streets, de.
stroyed nearly two blocks. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000. Insurance, $4,000
The loss Is estimated at 100000; partial.
" insured. Tho sufferers are Kelly &
Hoyes, hardware; j. NJ. Robinson, gen.
erai merchandise; Mcqueen, groceries;
Kendrick, Gage & Co., dry goods and
drugs; May, Son & Bro, dry goods; f. d
Barrett, groceries, and p r, Smith & Co.
hardware.
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New Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD, june OV.
In the House this morning, the report Of
the Committee on Elections, was tlnani.
nous in unseating W. N. Flagg, Republi.
can, from Ward two, Portsmouth, on nc.
count oi being over represented. A reso.
luton unseatlng him, was passed with but
few dissenting voices. In the case OF
W. W. MessCr, Democrat, Of Northwood,
the majority report giving him u seat,
was sustained. 1t Is quite certain this
morning, that the Democratic leaders
have decided not to commence any pro.
ceedings against Senator Smith, as con.
templated, and the time for final adjourn
mcnt, will be fixed for Saturday July 9Th,
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Demonstration at Fort wayne over
the Late Bishop Suers.

FoltT WAYNE, IND, June 8O
Bishop John II. suers remains arrived
here from Cleveland this afternoon at $3.50.
The body was escorted to the Cathedral
by procession of about 1000 persons,
including priests, laymen, benevolent so.
Cieties and others. II will remain there
till 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, July 4th,
when, after the funeral service and other
exercises, 1t will be deposited in the Ca
thedral vault. Archbishop Purcell, Of
Cincinnati, Bishop Foley, Of Chicago, and
many other prominent persons ol the
Catholic Church will be present Mt the
hincraI aprvirna
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Cn1cAao. Juno 30

ShASsANSt
The ~ Paul Press OF yesterday says Il
citizen Of Stearns county, Mimi, has ar.
rived In that city for the purpose of seek.
ing assistance from the Minnesota State
authorities, In keeping certain bands OF
rowing Chippewa Indians upon their res
ervation.
Tho settlers in the northern part of
Stearns county have been seriously trou.
blcd by them, and thelts have been Gre.
Quently committed. Quite q number OF
cattle have been stolen, and there is
reason to believe they have been guilty
of arson. Gov. Austin being absent, no
relief has been sent, but probably will be
when he returns, and steps will be taken
to remove the Indians from the settle
mont
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the amount of tho deficit will, it is be.
lieved, vary little from that previously
stated, viz: about $4,000, This amount
his friends stand ready to pay before he
can be officially called deiaulter. They
hope that he will then be restored to his
family with the least possible stain from
this unfortunate episode.
A. T. Serrell Is Sons New York mould
ing mill was destroyed by fire this even
ing. Loss 5000; insurance $4,000.
Arrived, steamship Weser, from Bre'
men.
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MAINE.
PORTLAND, June 80.

PORTLAND, dune 81.
Tho British steamer Clotilde, which
went ashore on Well Beach, in December
last, was foated of last night, and was
towed into Portland harbor this morning.
She is not much damaged
The Superintendent Of the construction
train Is said to be solely to blame for the
collision on the 0gdensburg road,
Wednesday. lie had written orders not
ohave his train on the track when extra
or special trains we're on the road.
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A Colorado RuGian Gets his QuietusD

SHlNANOi bAllN ''V'
A prize fighter and desperadU, named
LOoney, who had long been u terror to
tho people of Central City, Erie, and Other
mining districts in Colorado, was shot
dead at Erie, on Saturday last by some
unknown person. Looney and a COM
rade named Jim Geary, on the day pre-,
vious had brutally beaten and maltreated
Rioner Van Valkenburgh and another
citizen. Looney entered q saloon with q
huge knife and revolver, and commenced
violent demonstrations against two other
persons present, while thus engaged a rifle
ball came whizzlng through the open
door and entered his side, and he dropped
to the floor dead. The man who fired
tho shot Is not known, but II Is supposed
he was one of the Vigilance Committee
raised at Boulder, TO rid the country o
tbs ruilian There Is a general rejoicing
over his taking oil. A.
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Accident on the Delaware " LaCka.
wanna Railroad,

NEW YORK, June 30
On Wednesday afternoon the mail train
for New York on tho Delaware 81 LaUka,
wanna railroad, ran into n coal train run
ming on the same track, between DenvillC
and ROonton. The two trains were utterly
wrecked Several Of the cars were
pitched down steep emhankment, and
tho track was strewn with debris and
broken timbers. Tho mail train con-
ductor had his arm broken, and the fire.
man of the coal train was severely scalded.
Two or three brakomon and passengers
were badly bruised, but none were fatally
injured.
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RUSSIA.
Tho Projected Visit Of the Grand
Duke Alexis to America.
NrW NnfK Luna 70

Duke Alexis TO America
New YoRK, June 30.
A cable dispatch from st. Petersburg
states that notice appeared in the official
column Of the journal dc 81 Petersburg,
stating that when the Grand Duke Alexis
returns from Ems, where he remains at
present with the Emperor, he will at
once repair to Cronstadt to superlntend
in person the preparations being made at
the Imperial navy yard for his voyage 10
America. The Grand Duke has stated
that he intends to carry to America one Of
the most perfect naval squadrons that
ever leN European waters In St. Peters.
burg, the Grand Dukes voyage Is the
principal topic at the United Service
Clubs, and those who have influence at
court are exerting it to the utmost to Sc
cure assignment to His Highness' suite.
Prince GortchakoF states that tho Grand
Duke will certainly embark at CronS tadt
the latter part Of August for America.
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Tonr of ITeath,s zouaves.

PITTSBURGH, June 6V.
The lIeath's Zouaves Of this city, claim.
ing 10 be the best drilled company in the
United States, left to-day Rnd will visit
Canton, Ohio, Cincinnati, indianapolis,
Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo
Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore They number sixty men un.
der command Of Capt. Merritt Batchel.
dor, formerly of Ellsworth's famous com.
nnnV
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ANOTHER REMEDY.-IIere Is another
cheap remedy for the potato.bug. The
Cleveland Herald says: "Mr. N. j. sey.
mour, whose potato vines we're afflicted
with bugs, found an eiFectual remedy in
sOapsuds and soda. 10 n barrel Of suds
he added three pounds Of washing soda
and sprinkled the liquid on the vines
from watering.pok lie says the insects
dropped dead instapter, and that his vines
are llOurishing, while those in the vicinity
where owners have done nothing are be.
coming rapidly destroyed
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TIE Iowa City Republican has an artl'
Gle from the pen of LeGrand Byington
in which he advises Western Democrats
to have nothing to do with the new doc,
trine of Vallandlgham. lie says "Thc
dodge has been of annual recurrence III
Iowa, since Billy Merit, Jim Tuttlo, and
other simpletons conceived the brilliant
idea oitrying to win, under their lead
Democratic victories with Republican
Platforms" and that at is neither admis'
sible nor desirable for the Democratic par.
ty to win It's victories under any such
nrelenses.
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HELMHoLD's EXTRACT SARsAPARIL.LA
is the Great Blood Purifier; thoroughly
Cleanses and renovates the entire system,
and readily enters into the circulation OF
the blood aIler purging with lIELMBoLD's
GRAPE PILLS, the foul humors that have
accumulated in tho system for years.
Both are carefully prepared according to
the rules Of Pharmacy aud Chemistry,
and are thoroughly reliable. A test Of "a
YeNrs has proved Ills. Try them. d&w
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ST. L0UIB, June BU.
A quarrel, having It's origin in bad
whisky and gambling, occurred ut q place
called the Sax Mile House, in Madison
county, Illinois, on Sunday last, between
three men named Burton Brooks, George
Matthews and Sobonio Maniro, which re.
suited in tho murder of Brooks, he being
stabbed and hacked with knives In q ter.
rible manner. Matthews and Manire have
been arrested and lodged in Jail at Ed.
wardsyille.
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The Fishery Question in New Bruns-
wick and Nova Scotia.
81. LOnNIs IN. il, JUNG HO.

DT' dUIIN N Dr. JUIIU OV'
The delegation from the New Bruins.
wick Government to the Nova Scotia and
Prince Edwards Island Government, Ia
endeavor to procure concerted action
against tho fishery claims of the Wash
ington treaty, returned yesterday. They
are very reticcnt MS to their doings, bpl
the fishermen and fish traders Of the
Island and Nova Scotia are favorable to
the treaty, and intimate that owing to the
game that the Nova Scotia Government
was playing with the Ottowa Govern
ment, 1t Is not to be relied upon to oppose
the treaty. The belief Is that the depu
tation failed In Its mission.
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Indiana Rallroad Consolidation.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 80.
Articles OF consolidation of the War.
saw, Goshen & White Pigeon r. r. Co.,
and Grand Rapids, Wabash & Cincinnati
r. r. Co, were filed in the Secretary Of
States Office to-day. Tie new consOlida.
ted companies will be the Cincinnati,
Wabash & Michigan r. r. Capital two
million two hundred and fifty thousand
dollara
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A BArNDRtpGE serenader who mourn.
fully warbled "Tm lonely tonight, love
without thee" had his loneliness allevia.
ted by n number OF dogs, who made II
lively enough for him for the balance oI
the night.
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CHINA.
Bo,tpAY. June q

DOMbAlt dWue SU'
A dispatch from Shanghai confirms the
announcements of the capture Of the Tsang
lIoa Forts by the Americans, with II
slight loss. The Coreans had 240 killed
and q great many wounded.
A French loan has been introduced in
the Bombay market with immense sue.
cess
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HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, juno 80.

HALIFAX, June 80.
The steamship City of Limerick, arriv
ed from Liverpool, and the steamship
City of Baltimore, from New York. Thi
is the last trip Of each vessel to this port
The CaDgier oarsmen, better known a
the Burton Club, are practicing in tn
harbor for the great four Dared race.
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Weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OP THR CuIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAauINOrON. ID. O. June 30.

"
OFPIGE OF THR CHIEP SIGNAL oPPICER,
WAsnINOToS, D. O., June 80.
Synopsis for Past Tpenty.E6ur Hours,
The barometer has remained stationary
on the Pacific coast; II has iallen heavily
from YyOming territory to Illinois and
northward; It has risen along the Atlantic
coast, but is beginning to fall in the cast
Grn States; on the lower lakes the tempe.
rature has risen in the northwest, so far
as heard from, and hAs fallen on the
Atlantic and gulf coast; northwesterly are
reported from Virginia TO Georgia, and
fresh southeast and southwest winds on
lakes Michigan and Iowa; the rain OF
Thursday evening in northern Florida,
alter clearing away is again renewed this
afternoon from South Carolina to Ala.
bama, with cloudy weather us far as
Maryland; clear weather continues In the
eastern States; the storm which was Rp'
pretended for the northwest, Is now fully
indicated by reports received from the
nGighbOring stations; no reports have
been received from northwest Of Mil
waukee, nor from Florida,
IrObaJRiticS-Frosh winds with rains
are probable for tonight and Saturday on
Lake Superior; falling barometer with
local rains from Ohio 10 North Carolina;
cloudy weather with easterly winds are
probable for Saturday on the East Allan:
tic; cloudy and threatening weather will
probably continue from the South Allan.
tic to Ohio and Mississippi.
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Horace Greeley, in his Essay on
Farming, says that the only way to effect.
ually destroy "widow's weeds" which
seems to.thrive in some kind of soil, is for
the husbandman. to cay, "Wilt thou?n
That makes them Immediately wilt
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EAST SAGINAW, MicH., June 30.
Chief Justice Chase passed through this
city to-day, on his way to the ST. Louis
magnetic springs, where he intends to
spend part Of the summer.
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WILLIAM YoUNG, the Mormon cadet at
West Point, told m interviewing reporter
the other day that he has sixteen broth.
ers and twenty.one sisters. Thus one OF
the great questions of the time Is settled
thirty.ninG children in Brigham's family,
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The Baltimore whisky Cases.

The Grand Jury at the U. S. District
Court to-day failed to find bills against
the parties charged with defrauding the
internal revenue in the alleged Illicit
whisky cases
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FoR children, this summer, braids and
short lrizzled hair are very fashionable
The maniac style Of wearing the hail
floating down the back is not considered
recherche only at n Soirce and hop
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Heavy riro Near Cumberland.
CrMrER1ANp, Juno 80.

VV1HTsEIIINNDi UUTTU VV'
, A tannery, brick building, and stables,
at Battle Run, owned by Detord & Co.,
OF Baltimore, were destroyed by fire, this
evening. Loss, $4,000; insured.
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Iris true that the poet says "F'riend
after friend departs" but 1t by no means
fellows from this statement that the
Qnakes will vote the Democratic ticket.
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ITALY


AVN iHsut uNhS pN
Victor Emanuel arrived to-day and
met with brilliant and enthusiastic re.
Ception. ... .....
king Victor Emanuel visited the ex-
position to-day and distributed medals,
which had been awarded toContributors.
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THE glory was delusion. 1t has been
decided by high judicial authority that a
woman cannot be Justice Of the Peace
in Massachusetts,.
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BEAN.BAGs have superseded button
strings, and the girls are delighted with
the new pleasure.
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Mn. ions G. BREcKTNRrDGE has been
elected Wee President of the Big Sandy
Railroad Company.
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SENATOR BRowNLow, II is reported,
will go to Maine TO remain during the hot
weather.
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The Wyoming lady who says her sex
VIII not vote unless constrained by pre-.
possessing men utters libel, unQucstion.
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NEW ORLEANS wells Its kerosene under
the name Of Septolne oil, hut It explodes
all the same.
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a ToudH old Indian drank quart of
whisky in one inning ut Detroit, and
wasn't unduly elated either.
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AToAsr-Here's to the Three Ages
Engage, Marriage, and Dot.age.--'ludy
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SHAKESPEARE on the New Departure
Assume o virtue lfyou have II not ~
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GERMANY.

STUTTGART, June 30.
The Wurtemburg troops made tri'
umphal entry yesterday to this capital
The city is crowded with people from all
parts OF the kingdom. 1t was splendidly
decorated at night and brilliantly illumi'
mated.
BEiIN, June 80.
The Emperor William has presented
the estate of SchwarZenbeck to Bismarck.
The Emperor William is suffering from
an attack Of rheumatism.
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The Monongahela, at Pittsburgh
yesterday, was thlrty.two inches and fall.
Ing.
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Sentence Of a Murderer Postponed
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 80.
The sentence of Schroeder, the murder
er OF Ulrich, was to-day postponed with
out date.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntollIgencer.

(By the Western Union Line.
Ohlce Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe StS,
The Placer herald., 1871-09-30
Trustee's Sale Of DELINQUENT
Town Lots,

n oIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UN-.
- def and by virtue of the provisions of an
Act of the Legislature of the State of California,
approved March SOth, 1868, entitled "An Act
30 r1 authorize and direct the County Judges Of the
s1'c,"i counties OF the State to execute certain
trusts III relation to the town lands Granted to
the unlncorporated towns in this State by the
Act OF Congress entitled all Act for the relief Of
.he !hnaoltants OF cities and towns upon the
pua1 pnone lands. approved March 3D. eighteen hun
area .S ,aIs ana sixty,seyen,' will, on TUESDAY,
49,, we i.'h oay OF October, A. D. 1871, at TEN
Oolfax Exchange, in the town Of Colfax, Placer
county California, sell at Public Auction. to the
hiShes' bidder for cash, in gold coin, the several
lols ana parcels of land in said town of Colfax,
Mn;ca are delinquent for the assessments thereon
co;S III thuet 'he provisions of the aforesaid Act
oa'd lots being particularly described ON the map
OF OF sad town on file in the County Recorders
once o1 SAID county, as follows: