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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

WATERBURY, The Henry family held pic
mic in Mrs. Tenney's door yard, on wednes-
day afternoon Of last week. Forty eli ght per-
sons sat down together at tea. and very en-
ioyable time was had. Singing and social chat
made the occasion very lively.
e. W. Stranahan, recently of Montpelier
has become resident Of this place, and opened
a shop to pursue the tailoring business. Hi
prospects are fair for q prosperous business,
and it is hoped he will succeed
-Leander Hutchins and wife are spending
a few weeks at Massena Springs. at which
place they usually spend part of every sum
mer.
MIR, Shurtleii, of this place, Is putting ma.
chinery into his mill at Bolton, for turning gu
wooden trays. They are to be made fr ON fou
inch plank and the capacity of the machinery
will be sufficient 10 turn out from two TO three
hundred an hour
The farmers in this vicinity are all nearl,
through their haying, and the crop il proving
much better than was anticipated. There will
be no lack Of the usual supply
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

SENrENcED.-At the present term of the U
5. District court held at Windsor, Mark
French, of this village, plead guilty of SNUG
Cling, and was sentenced to nine months i'm
prisonment in the county Jail, and to pay
fine Of 500.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30
Personal.

-George Jones, publisher Of the New York
Times, has been spending short vacation in
Poultney, bis native place,
james b, son of G. W. Cahoon, Esq. has
been appointed by Hon. L. p. Poland to the
naval school, at Annapolis, the examination to
take place Sept. /.
DIR. II. ID. Holton. Of Brattleboro, and DR..
Marshall Calkins, of Springfield, Mass, have
been elected professors in the Medical Depart
ment of the University of Vermont
Col Charles II Joyce has returned to Rut.
land, with his health immeasuraby improved
by his vacation. lIe looks and feels better
than at any time during the past eight years.
President Grant and family go down to
Augusta, Me, to visit Speaker Blaine on the
fifth Of August, and remain there several
days. The visit is 10 be altogether of an in
formal character
We notice that our old friend, Alfred B.
Thompson, formerly Of this village, has en-.
gagged in the Ready Made Clothing business in
Moberly, Missouri. lie has our heartiest wish.
es for his success.
A monument has recently been erected at
Williston TO three brothers, all doctors of di.
yinity-Dr. Myron Winslow, missionary to the
Cape Of Good Hope DR.. Hubbard Winsow
for many years q resident of Boston and Dr.
Gordon Winslow, who was drowned at the
mouth of the Potomac.
Hon. Hubbard Wright, an old and promi
nent citizen of Bradford died Wednesday, aged
about sixty-fiye years Mr.. Wright was Q
member Of the last Constitutional Convention
Of Vermont, represented the town of Bradfort
nine terms and in the affairs Of the town hac
always taken an active part
We notice among the names OF the recent
ly elected directors Of the Mssissquoi & Blacl
Rivers Railroad, in Canada. the name of Johr
T. Drew, Of New York. We also notice tina
he is one of the legal counsel of the road
Our Capt. John 7. Drew has recently been il
Richmond, p. O., and we more than suspec
that he is the Drew referred to.
-" Jordan, Stiles Il Thompson, counsellor
at law, SO Liberty street, - is the business care
Of II new law firm at New York The JUNO
member of the firm is Mr.. Daniel c. Thomp
son, son Of the late Daniel p. Thompson. O
this village, and now one of the promisin,
young lawyers of the metropolis, while tn
senior, Mr.. Edward Jordan, was recently so
lctor Of the U. S treasury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

SoUTH WOODBURY. There will be cherry
festival at the house of Henry q. Wells, in
South Woodbury., on Saturday next, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be devoted to furnishing
the church in that village. Hon. G. II Heath,
of this village. has consented to be present
and make a short address.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

PEACnAN AoADmY.-Tho trustees Of this
furnishing Institution Of learning have done
Bunker for another year. under his efficient
management the school will prosper. There is
NJ better place in tho State to educate children,
and we are pleased to learn that the number
who avail Themselves of its advantages is con-
stantly increasIng
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

Fires. On the 18th inst the barn Of Nr.
?. 6. Fletcher, of Richiord was struck by
lightning, and with its contents entirely con
sumed Insured in the Farmers Mutual for
Si25.
The barn Of Mr.. p l.. Pntt, Of Marsh
field, caught fire, and together with its con-
tents was consumed Insured in the Vermont
Mutual i,r 800.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

81 ALBANs Butter MARKET, Tuesday, July
20.-The market was active and prices n little
better than last week. We quote common to
fair ut from 90 to 95c medium to good at from
20 TO Csc choice at 29c selected at Doc.
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NoRrHFIELD. - The Sunday schools of the
Methodist and Congregationalist churches in
this village are to enjoy union picnic, of the
" basket" kind, at the camp ground on Fri
day, August list. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, isthe hour
set to begin. No regular programme is made
out, but general good time is to be the " or
der of the day"
ID. Bacon hopes to commence grinding in
his new mill this week.
The hay crop is coming in well, and is Of
excellent quality.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

DEsIRABLE.-Mr. j. Jay Could 20 Brom-
field Street, Boston, publishes large line of
the most beautiful and desirable little chromos
that we have ever seen. lie also deals
in engraving, album gems, Autographs,
games, flower seeds, and novelties too numer-
Gus to mention. Parties desiring anything
of this description would do well to put them
selves into communication with Mr. Gould,
and they would be exceedingly difficult to suit
if he could not do it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

HARDwlcK.-A town meeting has been called
for Saturday, Aug. 2, to see if the town will
vote to raise money to pay for broken legs,
ribs, and "spinal conclusions" etc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

~ The late A. II Smith, of West Ran
dolph, held a life insurance policy in the Mu-
tual Life Of New York for $4,000, and one in
the National Life Of Montpelier for $4,000.
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Watohman e journal.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1873.

ErFor sale, cheap, several hundred feet Of
iour-inch heavy tin pipe-at this Office
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

FSrOne of the rarest opportunities toobtain a
desirable dwelling house, is offered in our col
ums today
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-30

SOLDIERS RE-UNfoS -- Those soldiers from
this county who desire to attend the soldiers
reunion at Rutland, will take the train leaving
Montpelier at eight clock, Wednesday morn
ing Those who have not previously en-
listed will also be transported for half fare to
Rutland and on their arriyalthere will be as
signed to the battalion from their county. Bat
talon Commanders, upon their arrival on the
ground, will report at once to their Brigade
Commanders, who will assign them quarters
and positions in the line. 1t is not necessary
to attend that one should be member Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic All honorably
discharged soldiers are cordially invited to at.
tend and participate in the exercises. All
bands will be transported free, and we trust
every band in the county will be present.
49,
RARE ENTERTAINMENT. Last Friday event ng
Mr, and Mrs ANsoN DAVIS, whose taste and
skill in such matters are proyerbial in this
community, furnished several hundreds Of our
people with Ia rare and beautiful floral treat at
their residence, on State street. II consisted
Of the annual towering of what is called the
name given to several species of cactus by far
the most beautiful Of which is the night-bloom-
ing, (caoius grand,font a native Of parts OF
South America aud the West India Islands,
and cultivated for its magnificent flower. This
flower begins to open in the evening, and is
quite withered before morning. The petals
are white, set in a calyx of golden yellow with
in, encircling vast number Of re-curyed
stamens, and opening TO diameter of ten OF
twelve inches. During the brief hours Of it:
existence the flower, though emitting little per
fume, is of unrivalled beauty and magnifcence
We know of no other cactus of this species in
the vicinity This, we believe, has borne
three blossoms last year falling, by reason oil
blasting, but this year producing two. The
entertainment was most literally dispensed
and as heartily enjoyed.
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DEAC HAM AGA ENVY
TUITION

Common English branches. .................. 81 "
Higher English, Latin andrireek, ........... 4 %
Music, Drawing Painting French, etc. Extra.
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EXCURSION by RAIL AND WATER

EN- INaIUN NH NNIL AND WATFEI
A Basket Picnic Lnriralfd .Ccenerv md
An Unusual Rouiei
rare opportunity is offered all between NorthGeid
and Burlington, 10 leave home To- the morning spend
Jay on Lake Champlain, and reach hnne aaain tho
same evening at rerH mail erJsuge. The excursion
q. will be via Central Vermont railroad, add
Steamer A. WILLIAMS, Capt. W. CorJia.
The latter leaving the Wharf at burlington At onoo
on the arrival Of The Accommodation Train
nom Norihdeld The day Is
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST G. 1873.
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hew Advertisements.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
A DAY ON LAKE CHAMPLAINi

Custom House, District Of Vermont
Collectors Office, Burlington, July ~, 1873 s5s7
, 1873-07-08

Four nIen Killed by Desperate In
Pi0clc, Nevada.
A Murderous Family Quarrel--.Fratri-
eide and Matricide.

BAN FRANCISCO, july 8.-During row Ut
pioclo, this aftornoon, Il mhn named Harrington
shot and mortally wounded afosBrs. Lynch,
O'Noa1, Frank sohmnmakor, and Sullivan. The
murderer was arrested, nftor n terrible resist
anco, by Shoriff Travis and his officers. The
row originated through Harrington throwing
dog belonging to schtnnmalscr ncrosb. tho ptreos-
Tho proscnco of tho officers in strong force a1ono
SH a2 hS ly11nGE 1 G Of haIFansS apsse from Vim
II numod Little woro at break
s or on so ssta1d 1ns fSnd st 'foe fop ohe G
sons sons, and their nothor, tic firing boing re-
turned by tho other Bons: Oscar WAS Wounuce,
capturod, aud sent to Jail. Another son named
Clinton was wounded, as was also tho nothor'
Clinton died Saturday evening, and the mothor
will die.
Officer David O'Connor was fatally beaten on
Hunday morning by ,no11lEorB OF q Tcntl1 avonue
gang, whom ho had ordered awny from Thirtioth
strcet. Three arrests have boon made, and the
persons secured havo been identified.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-Anthony Sullivan l. hsa I!
| aaid, by John Shane. who las heon arrested:
BosroN, July 7-William D. Lincoln, OF Ded-
near that village, waa shot by some unknown
peraun, one ball entering tho loft Bao just below
| tho heart, and tho other at tho kaoe. The
wounds arc dangerous. No clue to the assaaBir
ATon1soN, ks.. July IA eoriouB shooting al.
fair occurred at the Otis Houae, il this city, ct
noon on sunday, between J. 5. uoko and M.
| Marborg, two prominent citizons. Marborg on
! tored tie diniig-room of the Otis HouBo, whcro
IIoko with q humber Of his frion1s wero Of
dinner, aud Immediately thereafter pistol-shot
was fired by ono Of tho parties (and
not positively known whic)D. and "as followed
by several others, both parties firing rapidly at
each other. 1rarbolg was wounded severely in
the arm ard shoulder. finally retreating down
stairs. Hoko was arrested and placed Mrdor
| bon}s on charge Of assault With int0nt to Kill.
, 1873-07-08

Tho Weather and the CFops~"Artfclcs
OF Association El1ed-.The Railroad
md Warehouse Commissioners
Ready to Commence xVorlk--snni-
tnry Mcnsurc--Asscmbly Election
Ordcreds
Special Dispasch to The Chicago Tribune.
srn1NoF1slD, July 7.-It has raincd hcre
eteadily to-day eince eagly morning,-at times
yory hard. The streets nro flooded, and tho Sur
rounding country is eutfering greatly. Moat OF
the Wheat in thiS county ia 80 damaged
that it will DO utterly worthless. THIS
ia tho eighth succossiye day on which
tonight that the rain ia over for the present.
The Chicago Railway Construction Company,
capital 100000, and tho Corrugated Iron Com
pany, OF Chicago, capital $500, 900, filed articles
Of aaaociAtlon to-day with the Secretary Of
6tnto.
Tomorrow the Railroad and Warehouse Com.
miBaionors begin tho work OF preparation ct
Of Illinois, a. they arc required to do under tho
Railroad law, and wien they are prepared tAoy
aro to be primh facio evidence OF reasonable
rates. They hayo not givon out tho data from
which they propose to deduco theBe rates. Tue
Commissioners say thnt 1t will take them
Undor the direction OF Mayor Hay, this city 1t
being thoroughly cleaned, aud il tho work goet
On ~ 1t las begun, in another week Springfield
will be In firat-olaea sanitary condition. Ihf
Board of Health are also lending themselves &C
tiyely to tho work.
a special election was ordered to-day for ths
| 4th Of November to fill tho vacancy of the Hon
s. s. Swan, resigned member OF the Lower Rouaf
Of the Legislature from tue FortY-thlrd District
Fhyette and Marion Counties. Hon. Thoma'
| i. Merritt Of Marion, la already announced a.
candidate to I'LL tho vacancy.
, 1873-07-08
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.
The VIII County Farmers IN EnI"e -,
An Tndependont County AAeN'' ~ A'>
Nominated.

The VIII County Farmers IN En.nea~ ~
An rndepondont County HfcNet 10 1'o
Nominated.
JOLIET, July 7.-Tho Will County Central
Farmers, Club hold convention this afternoon
in thiB city, to consider tho prorriety Of forming
a new marty, ind nominating ticket to ba
yotod for this fall. Tho attendance was good,
thourh some nine towns woro not represented:
Tho ouostion WIS earnoBt}y discussed ny III
nresont and great difforonoo OF opinion was
developed. Upon putting tho. question ~
n vote, however, 1t waH unanimously ca1.
riod In the affirmative. Subsequently
q resolution was PASSED TeloIIias
the whole question to Il dcleGlto cohseIl'ti.
from tho different local cuba Of tho county 70
he held In this city on the trHt Monday o1 PEP.
ten,ber. Whom tho Convention nHbehlt'sea II y
is doomed expolent, 1t will ''nvo power 10 ''o'''-
Calvin Usnsona, of Wilmington, who SAD no
woa rot farmer but far1nnrh son I'm" WHO -
a cantiidato for County Judge) aakc! rermlHfloh
| to mako a few ronlarlsB. lilo uF.oa tle ln,Vo1s
tanco Of organizing oluha IN loTnu where ha'!o
wore organizod, at once. that tue on1lra conI'y
| ,nipht he roprenentcd In tho UoHShitsot1, afl,t
waItod committees appointed to ~ TO huc,' !t,'
tnwne and organize clubs. Tho !tea mot Win
favor and WAS adopted. ,,,,.
resolution inviting tho editors of tho oo!slt
tv to ioin lilo farmers in fighting mol1ol'o'ses
vas Lost. after considerable 'lrc1aHit''l.
| motion not to nnnllllate nny t!aa "lo "hA
1,nown to 10 seeking oAIcu wat lost.
| Tic Oonyont1on adtournet'
, 1873-07-08
Tho City cf Washington on tho Rocks
Seventy Miles from Sambro
Light.
The Six Hundred Passengers
and Crew Reach Land
in Safety.
Proyidontially Tho Disaster Happens
in the Afternoon.
The Vessel and Cargo Probably q
Total Loss.

NEW YonK, July 7.-Tho agent Of tho Inman
Limo has just received adyicos from Liverpool,
Nova Scotia, that tho stcnmor City Of Washing
ton, bound hore, ran nahoro on Gull Rock Bar,
aoventy miles wost Of Sa,nbro Light, and about
midway botwoon Liverpool and shorburno, N.
g., during donse fog, at 2 o'clock on Saturday
afternoon. Bho Ind besn sailing through fog
almost from tho momont Of leaving Queonn-
town. AL hands and most OF tho
baggage and storos wore saved, but
tho vessel will DO q total loss.
Tho passengers have arrived at Liverpool. Tho
City Of Washington was the oldest vessel on tho
line,
Tho first intelligence Of tho loss Of tho City Of
Washington Was reoevod at tho Merchants Ex-
change ut + o'clock-long after business houss.
Tho following bulletin wao immediately posted
up:
from Liverpool, Juno 81, Queenstown,
Juno as, with merchandise aud GOO
passengers, bound for Now York,
won't ashore ut Port Lchear, botweon Liverpool,
Nova Scoth, and Bhelburno, Nova Scotia during
d thick fog, on the 9TH inst.
The fow persons who sew tlis announcement,
in the absence Of advicos to the contrary, jumped
to tho conclusion that anothor Allan tic disaster
had happened and, as the report spread from
mouth to mouth, the groatest excitement resulted
throughout tho city. 11r. Porter, Of tho Inman
| Oompanys Office, learning OF tho rumor, hastened
| to tho Morohants' Exchange for confirmation,
and thon proceeded with all possible speed to
| NIr. Dale'a residence, on Staten Island. This
waa tho first intelligence tho agents Of tho
| Company here had Of tho wreck. Mr.
| Dale came at once to tho city, and
reached his oiIlco but few minutes before tho
, 1873-07-08

Review OF the Money, Gold. Bond
Stock, aud Provision MARKETS.
sptstas Dispatch to The Chtcu2o Tribune.
NEW YohK, July 7.--Tho only feature Of in
forest In Wall stroot to-day was the advance in
gold to 11521, based Oh tho assumption that tho
figures furnished by tho Treasury Department
show that tho theory Of tho "bull clique il
correct, and that thoro is evidoucs that the
balance Of ss7, 600 coin on tho 1st Of July
WIS forced. 1t is asEcrted that
we're the roal facts to appoar it
would bs soen that the Treasury did not own hYo
millions Of gold On tho lat inst, after doGuoting
tho certificates aud interest due and unpaid In
nuswor to the statement TINT 100000 have
been disbursed for interest, the "bulls" say
that part Of this ought to have shown in the
Treasury balances Of TEurhday, for only 81, $780,
600 wore seen In the ban,s, leaving SO ,000,0 goo
unaccountod for. From tho fact that tho French
Government ia obliged to borrow ELI, ,0o0.0 600
peetod that an exhibit will soon DO made which
will show that tho condition OF French finances
has not been so prosperous Iii Las hitherto been
represented. This is expected to disturb the
money market to an exteut sufficient to affeot
tic gold market loro.
srooKs.
oxa ont sfS Of Tie pat tlis morning b
brokers', merely as m experiment, They hitoa
ansilv. There ia talk OF tho apoedy absorption
Of tho second by the first, which it il believed
can bo done without Watering. Lake shore
is nov loaniug at 2 per cont, indicating scae-
ity. 1,. a.,+o that ro;.
road securities hare declined on tue Continent
eince tho action Of the United States doVern.
mont against tho Union Pacific first morsgaHe
vas made known, and it is foarod that this llt3.
gation viii injuro the credit of American roaai
| seriouHly. 4o al,
vacancies caused by tho resignation of Homer
Ramsdell, John T. Johnston. and Ale1and0s
Dlyen arc likely to DO sharply contested. ..
P. Archer, formerly Vico-Presido1t Under tne
Fisk- Gould administration, aud J. II. po5oreauA
The pischofrsheim and McHonry oandluafo, ala Il,
hnth running for tho Vioe-PreBidency in place Of
Geu. Diyep, WHO resigned several montha Rfnco
i PRODUCE
Flour Was activo ut d concess!on: western
shippiug extras sold at 95.50 to S6.oo. mhea' ;
ouiet. With large offerings. Shippers are N hola
jnr baok. and yalueB arc uncertain sa!oa
$1,000 bushels Necepte, l70034 bushels. - ooft OF
% Wa ouiot and unchanged. with eales Of e3'Vee' e
bushels, Receipts, 164,735 BUSHELS; or tn'
week 526,12B bushels. 0ata were IN n ialr T. 70
aucnt aud ptoady with sales Of 40, ,ooo bnghes @ gu
: hecoi1ts, Gl, sos bushels; Of tho wook 21''s'
buBlela
, 1873-07-08
MEETINGS..
Masonic,
Masonic.

A.h1sr Iodse No. Ss, A. F, and a. H.. Special com
rnu,stfon ttts iTueslsy} evening o'enok a. th9!t
Xii In ii Ssonio Temple Nurk ts l.t unfFoe Ihs
fIatsrnltf cordially lnsitad. U. H. o1sAHA' os'J'
, 1873-07-08
CHICAGO. TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1873.

deaths in Chattanooga in tho last forty-oight
hours, 1fteon Of which woro from cholera.
C1NorsNAT1, O., July 7.--sevcn caBoa Of deash
from cllolora wore reported ut tho Health Office
to-day.
MEatnn1s, July 7.-Thore woro twenty-five in~
tcrmentH to-day, only threo from cholera.
LITTLE NooK, Ark, July 7.-Col. 0. A. Brnd-
shaw, Grand Maator Of tito Grand Lodge Of Odd
Follows Of sliB State, diod very suddenly. ut his
homo in Pine Bluff, laat night, with cholera.
James 3. Koatta. ono Of tho Oldest citizena Of
Little lock, died Inst night. Worry warm thor
monotor, Oh.
NEW YonK, July IA fatal caao of cho1ora
was reported In Joreoy City to-day. DR.. y.
King No. 100 Grand street, died Mt o'clock thia
morning, Of what is described as Bpas1nodEo
cllolora.
A German omigrant diod in tho samo city last
week Of cholera, but tho report Of tho fact waa
suppressed:
Spccfat Dsspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, July 1.-Two fatal caBos Of cholera
arc reported In Jorsoy City, and two moro in
Brooklyn, this evening.
, 1873-07-08

prcuontod by tho oittzons Of Fort Madison, Iowa.
with Il handsome aud costly gold badge.
At Sioux City, H., yesterday aftornoon Jamea
Virgins, who murdered q man named Jackson,
oil tho Fourth Of July, waa bound over ln
5000 to appear OF tho September torn O.
Court.
Thoro ts considerable exctto1nont In Indian,
anolie ovor tho alleged confinement III convent
OF 4 Catholic girl OF this city, who proposed TO
embrace protoatantism, but tho facts have not
yet fully transpired.
NlcFaddon, tho Pike County, dofenlting Col
Icctor, plead guilty to tho indictment, for o1n-
bozzlomont, in tho Pike County Circuit Court,
two or throo days ago, and was aontonced to
imprisonment to tho county inil for three
months.
, 1873-07-08

D. ". Dlackbn.n, contractor on the Chicago.
burlington Quincy llailroad, "aa yoStofa"y
, 1873-07-08

MOLINE, Ill.,, July 7.-Otto Rudolph. . German
resident Of this place, was found in tho water,
about flftecn fcet from the river bank. tha
morning. dead. Accidental drowning III tha sup
poBod cause Of lis death. Fla Has about 10
years Of age.
NEW Yol.K, July 7.-Louie Jacoxnier aud wife
woro drowned by tho capaizlng Of their boat,
whilo sailing In the lower bay OH yesterday.
Three men accompanying them wora RESCUED.
Br. JoMN, N. D., July 7.-rho lsey. Dr. Ice,
rector OF Fredericton, waH drowned at Weataeld
this morning, while bathing.
, 1873-07-08

NASHVILLE, Tonn., July 7.--Iho total number
OF deaths Iii tho city on Sunday were twelve,
soyen OF which wore from ollolora. Tho total
lonthn in tho clty today wore four, mono Of
which we're from cholorn. The weather IL cloar
aud pleashnt.
4 special 10 tho Nashville papors reports thirty
, 1873-07-08

r1s,,snAr, Juno TAT u moating held to-tlny
In this city artlclcs ot incorporation wero signed
by q number OF men Of moaus Incorporating
company with t30D QUO to establish geological
| curdon III Cincinnati, Ono OF tho parks IL con-
| tornplatel III plnce for tho garden.
, 1873-07-08

PATERSON, N. j., July ?.-Ahout Q o'clock TO-
nns,oiwe nssm,ii Works was exploded by w.tclil'an
approsc,ng too naar II WITH !ty lantern; T%'
watohnen Wore serlosl a., any t;tn Gnn "heer1I y tr
burned. Tho damage to tho b''''a'"s III 's'h'na
, 1873-07-08
Tho Northern Pacific Exploration.

WASHINGTON, July IA dispatch from STAN
ley's Yvlowsfono expedition. dated "CA1np
soyenty miles west Of Dsmarck, Dakota, June
wns GOOD. rho Intliana woro offering 10 serious
resistance to tho location Of tho railroad tlrongl,
thoir huuting-grountla. Abundant coal Of good
quality lns boen found twonty-Hove1. miles "est
Of tho Missouri River on tho surveyed limo OF ti'o
road. and tho country thus fur trayorHsd ny the
oxpotiionary force ii AL excellent one, gfahsed
and Watoro1,