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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-09-11
Senatorial Convention.

A Convention Of the Republican party Of
Icwa. composed Of the co1,iies 81 poSes61i:f
and Tama, will be Aeld st Grianell, in
roxeshiek county, ON Wednesday, Sept.
i7sh, 1873, At o'clock, r. T., for the Pur-
pose & plscing in nomination q candidate
for the ONCE Of Senator. to represent said
district In the State Legislature, and 10
transact such other business IS the Conven-
zion may deem proper.
The rates Of approximation will Be one
delegate fer each 200 votes, or fraction
thereof ovsf i0o eas& for Josiah T. Young,
for Secretary ri RtaAe. at the last general
s.esGon.
Counties will b entitled 70 the following
Auuber Of delegates:
DoWeohiek County ,........ ....I0
1boa Ceunty,l. :. .......... ......... ......i0
1. CLARK, lr.co
B. A. HALL,
Ar HrlLYx, lp....h;.,a,.
WIllIs DAVIS,
District Central Committee, ash Senator
ial District q Tie State Of Iowa.
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The opepi0g Day Of the

1he Republican State Central COMMITTEES
haze decided 70 open the political eampaigl
with mass meetings en-
Wedsesdsy, Sept. l7M. 1873,
asd Anasanee xsesinss for that day ~ III,
following places TO % addressed By the
gentlemen named IN the list:
CEDAR RAPrDs-Gov. c. G. Carpenter
Hon. n. 3. Cults
Dss No.uEs-Hon. q. W. MeCrsary, Hon.
George g. Wright, Hon. H. Q. Pratt. !.
Iowa CirY-Hon. J. A. KasDon. GoS. 8. J.
XirkHood.
MuscArlxs-Hop. n. o'coanor. Hon. A
Z. Cotton.
WASHINGTON Hon. james wi!ssn, Hon.
Alex. Clark.
Mourn PLEAsAxr-Hoa. Janus Harlan,
Hon. Rush. Clark.
OsKAlooeA-Gen. J. B. Weaver. Hon. J..
vanValksnbnrg.
OscroIA-Hon. v. Leashridss, Hen. J..
coUsciL Blrfss-Heu, F.w. Palmer, Hon.
jackson Orr, Hon. A. Il. Andessoa.
JGssEaUs--Hon. J. DysArt. Hon. H. c.
Foar Donos-Hoa. John Russell, Gen. N.
MAas.ALLrows-Ju Judge n. n. Hubbard,
Hon. John Shsns.
WArEaioo-Hon. J. b. Young, Hon. A. B.
Rephart.
CHAstss C,TY-Hon. John Scott, Hon, B.
u. Gilmore.
usse Question. William wolf, Hon.
e. b. Scott. Gen. N. n. Trumbull.
The msesings viii b held ~ o'clock p.
-. q sasA place
Thr Loeai Connistess viii have entire
charge Of IL details, aad apon them win
devsise ~ rsspsnsibilisy q de success Or
failure 81 ~ meeting.
~ 600 % the srrangements are psSfect-
-. olhss meslises will ~ sanonnesd.
Il u eapee,ed thai on the sboye day Gen.
John A. Logan, q Iilinsis. and Gov. C. G.
Maehburs, Of Wisconsin,, viii speak ct Du- |
brdus Hon. Robert ,. Ings.sol, Of llli-
nois, q Dsvspport; SD Coz. 4. J. Ogilsb7 |
.t Duslinee9u. EBeSes sre alse being made |
b ~ eommittee 70 organize mass meetings |
a. IL spenfDe day 1t other leading points
Is tn Aale. q. II. NssDSo, CheiymAa.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

A counterfeit five hundred dollar
Treasury note is SAID to be in circu'
lation. Already quite . number
have been presented at the sub. Treas.
ury IN Now York, tor verlhcation.
Several notes OF this denomination
have been received by eastern banks
from western banking houses, from
which tact it is supposed the spurious
notes must have been introduced in
the west. An elaborate description
of the differences between the bogus
aud genuine $500 note has been Civ
en- to Tho public. but in view of the
scarcity OF treasury notes Of that de
nomination IN this part OF creation,
we deem it unnccessary to give here
the description.
The Minnesota Farmers' Conven.
ton was held At Owatotna, Monday,
2nd inst. Hon. Ignat.us Donnely
made bis appearance, and was elect.
ed temporary chairman, whereupon
be made his little speech. He Was
thrown overheard in the permanent
organisation, where the farmers
showed their strength. The plat
torn was quite lengthy, and was, in
many respects, like other platforms.
Ia CONS onaDce with the spirit that is
20 rapidly obtaining in the west, par
tioularly among the yeomanry, the
convention adopted the following as
the 4th plank in the platform.
That taxes can only b. rightfully
levied tor the purpose OF raising rev.
enues to detray tho expenses OF The
Government in the discharge OF its
legitimate duties. supporting public
institutions, an3. promoting public
welfare and that the levying OF such
imposts - inure to the benefit Of . |
class or classes in the community,
while being detrimental to other
is unjust and oppressive; and
that tariffs levied on impc rted arti
Giles may be and are often 90 arrang-
ed - TO become thus discriminatlve
and injurious and that it is there.
lore essential that the utmost care
vhould be taken in framing such tar. |,
if laws, in order that the objections
bic features may be avoided, and
hat they may operate tor the we'll.
being OF the entire community"
The tendency Of the average
American il TO . tariff tor revenue,
citing it afford whatever incidental
protection il nay. The ticket placed
o nomination i given below:
Governor-Asa Barton.
Lieutenauts6 Governor - Ebsneser
Ayers.
State Treasurer-E. w. d. ke.
Secretary Of State, ]. II. Stevens.
Attorney General, W. H. Clough.
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COMMUNICATED.
Tama Township Caucus.
TAMA CRY, Sept. 8, 1873.

L r. ~ ~ ~
Mr.. EDlroK The Republicans Of
this place held . caucus Saturday
night in the building known as the
Stoller building, and for . small
affair, there was more excitement
than has been seen here for year.
Had it not been that there were sew.
eral constables in the room, there
would probably have been q free
fight. The meeting was called to
order, and Eli Harmon, Esq, was
elected Chairman, and Hon. William
Henry Harrison Tiffany chosen SEQ
rotary. A motion was then made
that the Chairman appoint . commit.
tee Of three to uuminate . set OF del.
egates to attend the County Conven.
ton, which motion, after considerable
sparring, was carried. With com.
mendable alacrity the Chair immedi.
ately appointed L. Merchant, o. II.
Mills, aud Nathaniel Wheaton %
suoh committee, who then retired to
. room near by tor elaboration. And
right there was their weak point, tor
had they staid ID the Convention
they would probably have carried
day. When the cats are away the
mice will play !" is pretty true say.
ing, and in this case especially so, Tor
the sound Of their retreating foot.
steps had scarcely died upon the ear,
which, by the way. it did not take
very long to do. - there was NOISE
enough in the room to drown : reg,.
ment, than woald.be-Sheriff Brown
went to work, and before the Com.
mittee returned, bad the assembly
worked up to such > pitch that it
was both ready and willing to spoil
the whole days work Of the Chan.
esllor and would-bs Representative.
The committee returned in about
6ve inmates. with . list Of Delegates
which they thought would "fiI the
bllI,r and please everybody. But
they reckoned without their host, o.
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make. Among the stook we noticed
corn shsllsrs feed mills, plows
thrsshers, and ether machinery |
which ii named would fiji halt a col.
umn OF your r-L-b-E paper.
The new elevator Of Macphail d
Co. il now taking in grain. This is
J new patent of Nj. Macphail's own
invention and ne think OF very great
value, only costing about one fourth
the amount required to build an
elevator a. formerly erected on the
old plan and equally - good.
Last Thursday afternoon . rough
attempted to take possession Of the
saloon OF Fisk & Moore BY physical
force. A lew little taps with
hatchet gently administered BY Mr.
Fisk cooled the ambition OF our hero
and he with but little assistance re.
tsrned to bis house il the country.
Last Friday afternoon MacPhail q
Co reed fifteen hundred bushels OF
wheat through their new elevator.
Traer has completed aud in pro.
Rress forty one houses.
Parker q Lewis sold in one day
last week siY NJ sh"'- nav t:n"n"r
| vaoous veing one more than they
eyer sold in one day in lama City.
| The City well in charge Of Mr.
| Averill il being dug and ere long
water will cease to be lone OF the
scarce articles"
Last Monday Mr.. Young staked
off ground for the purpose OF erect
ing . large hotel. He intends to com.
mence work soon and ere winter
comes there will be no necessity Of
sleeping on the 'soft side OF . board
under the branches OF tree.
The new post Office building will
be completed soon,
The Farmers elevator is being
built very fast, twenty carpenters
are engaged in the work and ere
long it will be ready for operation.
/ Hudson q Moore came here las,
Monday with their picture tent from
Laporte City they are doing excel
I ~
lent work making photos tor $3.50
per dozen and ere long to view the
inhabitants of this place and sur
rounding country 1t will only be nee.
essary to call and see their neg.
atives.
supply Of pumps and lightning
rods sufficient.
Good livery accommodation by
Camel q Clingman.
The New Depot building is in pro-
gress and will bo completed this fall.
The r. r. we'll is dug and walling
will soon be done.
Ralph Moore Cashier in the bank
OF Brooks 4 Moore paid on wheat
tickets x55UV last Iuesday.
Every kind OF merchandise to be
had in Traer that is usually kept in
an ordinary town.
Traer supports two butcher shops.
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Ser. Spinner has expressed bis opip.
on IN . letter % > Gonsfeasman. IL
which he takes tho gronnda that >
Congressman who has covered his
money into the Treasury will have .
good action tor suit against The
ut any future time.
From tho letter above referred to
we clip the following.
The First Controller Of the Treas
ury has decided that The money here.
tofors appropriated and that shall re-
main unexpended at The close Of the
present 6sca. year, ending with June
80, 1874. Tor the pay Of the salaries
Of members OF Congress, cannot then
be covered into the Treasury. Tho
81 cretary OF the Treasury has gone
. step further than this; he holds
that the appropriation il an indepen.
dent one, and like that for the pay
ment of the interest on the public
debt, always remains for tho pur'
pose for which it was appropriated
and that therefore there is no author
ity for covering it into the Treasury
The Hon. John Sherman, whe drew
the bill that was enacted into law
=. -,a---i.-i- ->~rn~anA hal
anccs OF certain kinds of appropria
lions are directed to be covered int,
che Treasury At the end Of the fisca
year, aud who ought TO know wha
was intended by the. law, took tn,
view Of the case that you. have
However, Notwithstanding his opin
ion, that unpaid salaries should be sc
covered in, he did conclude in con
sequence OF the rulings of the Treas
ury Department, to direct the Sec
retary oil the Senate to draw his ex
ira pay aud to hand il over to me ir
my official capacity to be covered in
This has been done in his case as j
has been done in many other cases
I an not q lawyer, but if I shoult
volunteer an opinion ~ layman,
should 60 further than either tn
Controller or the Secretary. I doub
whether even the covered 10 Of thi
money Without a con sideration ant
without legal authority or warran
OF law will place it beyond the rcacl
Of the parties 10 whom it legally be
longs. Think it could be reclaimed
at any time hereafter in several ways
and even on the mere statement Of al
account by the depositor, or by hi'
heirs at law, against the Uuited
States for moneys lad and received
It IS possible you might div, st your
self by last will and testament
stating as q consideration the love
and affection you bore your native
land. Hoping this will be satisiac
a-.,. ~ vow an vary tr0lv vonrR
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7hs ls,sprseesbIe oac' Ha3.

Js1eias Esls No diversity oiopin.
ions nespsseisg aAe asshollsy cfsny
u,smbey Of Congress 10 return 20 the
D. 8. ~ ,ssr1 BE 'Dask ysy,' w'tt.
- ssaaDtlas easfstsr > - - -
il sppeoD - - nese l1seb'Sos -
ths aoolouiaDoD sDspsys . ~ pro
psv plsee ~ W. D.ss espssts6.
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70 TIE. SUFFERING.

=. 70 THE SUFFERING.
Tho Rcy. William II. Norton.
while residing in Brazil as Mission.
afy, discovered in that land Of med.
icncs o remedy tor Coasampsion, Scro.
tala, Sore Throat, Conghs, Colds, .4stA.
ma and Nervous Weakness. The rem.
edy has cured myself after al other
medicine had failed.
Wishing to benefit tho suffering, l
will send the receipt for preparing
and using this remedy to all who do.
sire it FREE OF charge.
Please send an envelope, with your
namo and address on II. Address.
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
$40 Broadway,
Nero York city.
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Republican State Ticket.
Repus'loan Sss.s,'ay eonssn'

tlon.
A County Cvnvsstisn q the Republican
party q Tap4 County, Iewa, will b held
st ~ Csqrt Heuss, In Toledo,
o. sesssav, 1sgtsnhse 18Th, is73
Al one s'eseek, P. -, Ssr he purpose q
nenisstipe ca1didetss for ~ iolleFing Of,
1eSeg -.
turo.
One County Auditor.
One County Treasurer.
One County Superintendent.
One County Surveyor.
One Coroner.
One Supervisor. 49,
Also to appoint Delegates 10 the ssna tor
ial Convention, and apPcint County Cen
trail Csnnitsss, and transact any other
business that may BE- deemed proper.
Ths ratio Of representation will b one
delegate fsr each organised township In the
county, and in addition thereto, one dele
gate for every twenty 1--we votes, or fraction
over twelve yotes cast for josiah T. Young,
for Secretary Of State, u the last general
election.
Townships win b entitled to the number
of deleeatee indicated BY the second column
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Dy order Of County Central Committee.
d. D. APPEL6ATE, CHM.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

Notice Il hereby given thst the d the sew
erdl tsec,s aDaloS a laod edaeaaDed;ia the FORE
going llet, or 80 much thereof So shall be necessary
Is psy The ta1es and charged thereon will
b sold a. the AsdEofsr Oslics ie The County of
Mower and State q 1iapes0ts. o4t the first MNn-
day Of June next beng the rec md hayof June, A.
eale NY BE- lawfully 1djonrued by. the County
Treasurer s,les sace .saxss eaes1sesls be paid
Given sna ss ny hand and Je this est
w " ]. p. WILLIAMS,
Aaeltqe q 1ower County,
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1Ohce.

BIThe following telegram, re-
ceived last Monday, shows the
most rapid construction of line
of telegraph ever known. One
hundred and thirteen miles in
sixteen days is unprecedented,
and reflects great credit upon
that able, energetic and most in
defatigabie officer, Capt. George
F. Price:
Tucson Dec. lst, 1873.
Col ROCKWELL:
On the edge of town. Viii make con-
npctiOns with the Office in the m0rnihg
Sixteen DAYS on the road from MaricoDa
j l3 miles by wire.
G F. PRICE.
Cept4in Fifth Cavalry,
In charge Tel. construction.
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ggW We had call from Mr.
Bowers, of San Diego, yesterday.
He informed us that Mr.. Parker,
of San Diego, Photographer, will
visit Yuma in about a month and
give our people a chance to have
their pictures taken. From spe-
cimens shown us, we think he
must be a first-class artist, and
we, will be glad to welcome him
to Yuma
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Gen. Ryan, the victim of Spain
in Cuba. was well known in
Washington as a great ladies'
man, and created a sensation
while promehading the avenue
with his military cape, large
Texan braid hat, long curling
hair, etc. He always carried q
heavy cane, and was generally
accompanied by an unusually
large bloodhound, which was
terror to many pedestrians. Het
frequently had difficulties in the
hotel Hobbies, generally following
up a discussion in Cuban matters
IN that way. Hefwas about 2S
years Ofage and we'll educated
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THE CUBAN QUE sTION.

A Satisfactory Arrangement with
in--NegOtiations Closed be-
tween the Two Governments.
WASHINGTON, Der. 1.-The ne.
gotiations with the Spanish Gov
eminent were closed on Saturday
night. Secretary Fish and Adj
miral Folio agreed upon and sign
ed a protocol which was at once
'telegraphed to Spain.
War Talk Still Going on in Cuba.
HABANA, Dec. 1.-The people
still talk loudly, in favor of war,
and declare that they will not
submit to the orders of Spain.
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INDIAN MURDER.

A horrible murder was com
mitted last Monday night, near
the steamboat house. A young
Indian, about Is years of age, was
found Tuesday morning, almost
cut to pieces. The mutiIatinn oil
the body was of so revolving a
character, as to forbid description.
An inquest was held by Justice
Lindsey, but no clue to the MUIR
derer could be obtained. The
Yuma Indians say that he was
killed by some Indians who live
between here and San Diego.
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American Bakery, ella st.,
e.. M. H1ZGHT.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
County Of Yuma,

COW1fY OF TUKR0,
Territory Of arizona.
By virtue OF an Execution issued out oi
the Dist let Court of the Second Judicial
District in and for the County of Yuma.
and to me directed in favor OF F. P. ely
mer and against 2. B. Cornwall, for the
sum Of Three Thousand Nine Hundred
and Thirty-eight Dollars md Ninety-four
Gents ($3,93S 94) with costs and interest,"
thereon-I will offer for sale to the hign-
est bidder, for cash, before the Codrt
House door in the town and county VI
Yuma, at II O'clock NJ, on the 2stn uny
of December A d. 1873, all the rg1t' Lille
and interest which the said p. b. Co ',1,
had on the 9th day of November io1 -, VI
has since accrued in and to thai col'a .n
described real property, being anu A.;
in the county Of Yuma, Territory oi ari-
IONA, known as the ARIZONA C0Ppo, Nain.
ing Company's" property-salu a ,"tries'
being the entire property of the Arlz i
Copper Mine" Also. 1900 more OF less
Fire Brick, being the property Of salo c, DE-
tendant, and now at the sals AtuI"'" ~
per Mine. Also, whatever n'h.nS '"ois
and implements that may be now on SAD
mining property. Levied upon as tae
property of SAID P B. Cornwall, to satisfy
said execution. with costs and accrulng
costs. F. h. GOODWlN,
Sat Sheriff of Yuma county, A. =
December 3, 1873.
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Marine and Commercial.
ARRIVED

At Port Isabel. Nov. 27t, Col
S. n. Co. IS steamer Ne,o6e1R, =
San Francisco, via Mexican Pol
with freight and passengers
Yuma.
Consignees: David Neahr,
packages.
VIM. B. Hooper & =
packages and large al at of
freight to various parties, prin-
cipaly through theabove named
consignees.
Dec. l-Steamer GHa, Capt.
johnson, and Colorado, Capt. Pool,
arrived at Yuma with Barges
Nos. 2 and 4. with passengers and
freight per Ne1o6ern.
Dec. 3-Steamer Cocopah. Capt.
Mellon, from Fort Mohave and
other up river ports.
SAILED;
Nov. 27-From Port Isabel, Col.
s. n. Co.'s steamer NeWbern, for
San Francisco via Mexican Ports
Dec. 4Steamers ella, Capt.
johnson, and Colorado, Capt.
Pool, for Port Isabel.
Dec 5-Steamel Cocopah, Capt.
Mellon, for up-river ports.
SHIPMENTS:
In our last, in noticing the
shipments to the interior, by the
mercantile house of VIM. B.
Hooper & Co., we made mistake
in the figures, which we now
correct. The amount dispatched
by this house, by their own trains
and by those consigned to them
since Sept. "a 1873, was eight
hundred and eighty-four thous-
and one hundred and forty-six
pounds of Quartermaster and
commissary stores, to Tucson
Depot and to Camps Lowell, Nc
Dowell, Grant, Bowie and. Apa-
che. In addition to this. they
dispatched during the sam Pc
Rod citizen FREIGHT to every por-
ton of the Territory to the
tamount of five hundred and six
ty-three thousand pounds.
MARKETS.
Flour-S6 per hundred pounds.
Corn meal-s10 do do
Barley-$5 do do
Beef-124 cents per pound.
I Mutton-2O cents per pound.
Eggs--S1 per dozen.
Chickens (yellow-legged) 75c.
do black legged soc.
Potatoes-Qrish) s cents per Id.
do Sweet 6 cents per ID.
Cabbage-8 cents per Id.
OniOns-(strong) at 123c.
Turtle and other Fish-As you
can catch them.
Geese, ducks, quail, rabbits and
other gan1e-At private rates.
Other articles in proportion, ex-
cept extreme Injuries, which are
plenty and cheap and to be OBJ
tanned at various prices, accord
ing to quality and style.
| CI;I; fIOIOraHO- Still charm
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@We call attention to the new

tGW We call attention to the new
advertisements in this issue.
Those of VIM. B. Hellings & Co.,
and G.. NJ. Knight. One makes
the -four, and the other bakes it
into bread, cakes, etc., etc., and
both are worthy OF patronage
Remember, those who advertise
are always the most enterprising.
and liberal, and the safest men to-
deal with.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

No Presidents Message Vet.
The Eastern wires are little
mixed. The Presidents message
wilt be delivered tomorrow.
Gold and Greenbacks.
Gold in New York, 1881.
Greenbacks in San Francisco,
913@92}. a
HyThe wires have been down
between Yuma and San Diego
ever since Saturday.
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n@Cant. Burns. 9Th Cavalry,

sg Capt. Burns, 9Th Cavalry,
was here Wednesday, and de.
parted from Fort Yuma Thursday
morning. He is on scout with
his company after some Indians
who skeddaled from Verde Re-
servation. Hope he will catch
them, and cut their Internal
threats.
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Fog each Fire lC0rds, or ffGctjO
thereof over ten 1COrdS

The above rates are IN L. S. currency.
All charges for ''other lines" are pay
able in gold coin or its equivalent.
All duly authorized government buS'-
ness will pass over this line free.
Government business passing over the
Western Union Telegraphic Company g
wires, is subjcct to the rates ami regu -
tions made with that Company by the
Government.
Duly authorized Government messages
WILL TAKE PRECEDENCE OF ALL OTHf :,
BUSINESS.
By order of the Department Comman-
der j. J DANA,
Chief Q NJ Dept of Arizona,
Major and @ NJ U. S. A.
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BI We visited our public school
Thursday last, and were much
pleased, but on account Of our
crowded columns, must defer a
description of it until our next,
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ssyCol. A. F. Rock well, A. @.
M. departed yesterday by steamer
to Fort Mohave, on his way to
HEADQUARTERS to take the place Of
Gen. Dana, Chief Quartermaster
of the Department, until the ar
rival of Gen. Dana's tucces5or.
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From the San Diego Union
AWFUL CALAMITY.

Collision at Sea-Two Hundred and
SeVenty-six Lives Lost.
LONDON. Dec. L.-2 A. M.-Ad :
vices are just received that on
the 23d, of November the stpar1-
ar VWe de HARE, which left New
York on the 18th of November
for Havre, France. colIided with
the ship LOcherne. Two hun
dred and fifty-six passengers were
lost. The Captain, FIVE officers.
fitfy-fOur of the crew; and TWEEN.
ty-seven passengers were saved
by the LOcherne.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-12-06

e1- Capt. Montgomery, 9Th Cav
airy, and wife, arrived by steamer
from San Francisco, on the 1st,
and left for Camp Lowell, on the
ith.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-12-06
DIED..

AT Fort Yuma, Cal, on the Cd inst, as
noon, the infant and only son of Rebecca
6. and Capt C. Wheaton. 23d Infantry.
Age, four months.