, 1873-07-17

rzcrus1vEnr FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH

ExCLUsIvELY FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
San FRANcrsco. July g. Flour: super
fire, jobbing at S4@S4 so. Extra. 5(a
5 80. Wheat. $50 SKIS milling, l 20;
$50 sacks of shipping. 65. Barley
feed quoted at i21sls1 90. Good
brewing l 25. Oats, 1,6OO SKIS of
Oregon sold yesterday. The range of
all kinds from l 75@1 80. Potatoes.
choice Mission. l 2C91 25; Bay. 100
I Is. Half Moon Bay. l 25@1 so;
peach bloow, so; cuff couve. 6o@
1 66. Onions are quotable at 81 per
100.
NEW YosK. July 9.-Thirty of the
hest and mo :. experienced men on board
the receiving ship have been selected
for the crew of the Ti2ris. announced to
to sail on Saturday. She will carry $50
tons coal and if pecessary will get
new SUPPLY at ST. Johns. BY this ev-
ening the provisions will be shipped.
They are composed principally Of pork
and fatty matter. A large quantity Of
pemmican will be taken; asIo canned
vegetables and fruits. The total amount
of provisions carried will be rations for
forty men for two years.
It is reported that General Charles X.
Graham has been appointed Chief En-
gineer oe Docks, to succeed Gen. Nc
Clellan, resigned.
1t is thought that the Office of Vice
President of the Erie r. R. Co. made
vacant by the deathGen. of Divin will be
abolished and its duties devolved on the
general marager, probably Mr.. Dever-
eux.
CHICAGO July 9.-An extraordinary ac
cident occurred n,arKicknpoo station, on
the Missouri. Pacific r. r.. last evening.
The track at this point runs for some
distance along the bank of the Missouri
R.v.r, and suddenly, without warning
half mile of track dropped into The
flooded river and disappeared 1t ap-
pears that the track has been under
mined by the river. without attracting
attention of any one.
Reports from points in Illinois and
Iowa, concerning nearly the whole of
those States. showed that while i.e re-
cent heavy rain storms have injured all
crops to some extent. there will be II
full average of small grains. The
weather throughout the West has been
remarkably cool.
CHICAGO, July S.-Hurricanes passed
over Odin. Ill.,, last night, unroofng
n~ny houses. The Methodist church
ard engine house was blown down.
Orchards and miles of fences and acres
Of corn blown down. At Harrisburg
Ill. the storm blew down the Interna-
tionAl circus tent. while it was tnll of
people. The lamps fired the canvas.
but it was soon extinguished.
EVA VILE, Ind. July s Great de
strutic n by storm and tornado of sew
Gritty whir passed over this city about
s o'clock ,ast night. A number of shade
rees were blown down and muiilafed
The trout OF house was partly blown
ont and considerable damage done to
Trinity church, Catholic.
At HENDERSON. Kentucky. roofs were
blown off. freight cars blown from the
k,f and luch timber destroyed III
surrounding country.
In Warsick Co. great damage wa>
done in and around Bonneville, 10 or
chards, ciops ard buildings. The trains
on the st Louis and Southeastern Rail-
road we,e detained by trees across the
track
BALTIMORE. June 9.-The Board of
police Commissioners to-day examined
q number of witnesses. most of them
colored. in regard to an attack last night
on the procession OF the colored Snnda,
School of the Arbur, Methodist Church
and without concluding the examination
adjourned until Tomorrow. The evi-
deuce 10. day showed that the attack
was FIRST made II small party Of boys
from eight to ten years old, by throwing
stones and bricks among the negro chill
dreu in the procession; this led to run.
ming fight in which about one hundred
and fifty whites took part. About eight
persons were struck and cut by stones.
some badly; but zone were seriously ill.,
iured. Several pistol shots were free
by the police for the purpose Of intimi
dating and to quell the disturbance
New YORK, July Frank Il. Kim
made balloon ascension Mt Morrl-town
on 4th of July. with a balloon nearly on'
inch thick. and sent it down rapidly. Il
was seen by several farmers when i
landed, 45 minutes after it Went up ano
eight miles from where it started. No
hearing anything from y"nng King t
party organized and search was mad
by five hundred men i'll the forest at )
O'Clock on Sunday morning; and 'ht
balloon was found about eleven O'Clock
King was very much exhausted from
eola and hunger but was mol injured
Young Walworth WIS takeh from thu
Toombs to-day, in company with 'oihe
criminals, and was driven to the Hud
soua Railroad depot en- route to Sing
Sing. Mrs. Walworth was at the
roombs in a carriage al d when her SOB
was brought out she requested that h'
might be conveyed with deputy sheriff
IN bar carriage to the abroad statlon;