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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

1tAfaa. Sreberid Mturpbb, Elm &nabe,
Der in ben uNortb @eftern Manufactus
Eng Company 8orfs" SEQ. 154 Uti9isan
5tpeuue arbeitete, fieI geiteru 6urd bic
GIeDator@O DEFINING unb brad ben linfen
S6enfel. Or. 6. Mfargureat legte BEN
8erbanb an, t%porauf Ser 8nabe mad Ietz
net 8pbnung SEQ. 40 DAT Qloenue 9ez
6d)afft ipurDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
.GnapnDnf

It Elm Nrtftel, Ser ntft ALIEN Bic 3dbne
.on~ierbirtuu6 ben Ntbem reinigt, ionbern
IT aud ange1ebm gum @ebrau9 uno iei=
nc BopuIaritdt ptro nt6t %Ibertroffen.
Die 43eit bat boGfGn0tg beitdti9t, DaB
So3obont 0ieie anSge5ei6neten Gigenz
i'm pouiteu WfaBe beltBt. @s bat Oas
ppnfommenoe &e6t, etneu BlaB auf je2
oent 1oilet>Tii9s einsunebmen. Qprtl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0rauSan=

WtOct64ttW otfItGte Wt0NtGtt=
fctt. @eltern 8ormttta9 tpor elm 0agen
nit elmer Qaoung, an benz bic Sirma 6.
q. @Lftrom Su Iefen mar, in benz tiefen
G6mrb in Der Safe binter go. Al Sib
GlarfftraBe itcden geblteben. 9as bapor
aeipannte 8ferb ~itren9te ii6 aufS QeuBerz
ie an, bic l1pere 2aft beraus3u3ieben,
ober Dergebens. Oa i6lu8 Der unmenihz
Iide 6ubrmanu beiien Namen leioer
uid)t All ermitteln tpar, unter fur6tbareu
6lI6en 10 u~nbarmber3i9 anf 0as arme
Cher los, 6aB baflel6e ii6 nod etninal
iiber Ieiue &rGfte a%nitrengte, nn6 bann
to0t su1ammenbro6. Gs ipar na6ber
Elm fairies DoppeIgeipann n6tbig, nm
ben gGaeen flott I'll MAIDEN. Der 1Dter>
~lhubperetn foute 1tG nm Die SADIE be-
fii1rlnert.
gtm gO1oat aus ScMt @oOocs
IanOe fam geitern bier burd. Sein
Game lit @eorge 8eaton, Gomp. 9. l.
Gapallerie, @apitGt Q8tlion, gum @om7
n.onoo hes Generals @iaem geborig.
Beoton bat s Sabre lang geaen Die Sn7
biouer debteut. 0or ettpa s Q8O6en err
hieif er in einem S6armilbel unit ben
MoDoc8 einen S6uB 0urd Die 9nnge,
her i'm bienftnntaugltd mahte. Gr bee
oiebt fi@ in Ieine 9eimatb 2olebo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
@itt @otel az berfamfem

al Der Nortbtpeftern gtlenbabn,
80 Meilen norOmeit(i6 Don gbtcasO, wesen 9sidaitsper.
dnbcrung. ytdberes i'm 6oteI bel Sacob 8remer. Dies If
.tne quite 8eIegeubett fir etuen U~ei6Gftsmarn. SSap5pi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
Wn lit sebanian eeiDeI2

Gobn pom Geors SeibeG aus 8apern, irhber in Dobs
miro we8en @lbleoens ieiner Gttern nnb grbi6aftsz anse
l~eaenbeiter balber pom l~nterSeihnsten b~riueenb nm Mad
riebt erlu6t, nm Gerliiten porsubeuseu. Betanute bes
9eben an .. @iome1et,
15ap6Ifm0 g. 3. Sigel, G6elbp Co., 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

Beg> 0egen Gei3ung oeS S6(un6es,
Suiten, oOer @rfdltung tperben y@romn's
Bron6ial 9ro6eS" nit Dem ppliten Ser
trauen in lire 98irtiamfeit empfo6len.
Sic betpobren BEN gliten Jtuf, ben tie fib
gere6teripetie ermorben hnbens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

msttii ,irtr' s2oo.oo
Wbplelalc NiouprbGuo[fr... 10000
Hetuil Do. ............... %. 90
NbpIciu[e 0eaI;hGu0(cr. 5000
Retoif hp. .............. 5000
Seltiuirblaien en- Tubrifunten .............. 5000
@tgarrcnfdbrttantcn .................. I0.00
8(dttertabaf>oGnolC .................. &5.GO
Metat[ Observation-Disclosures. ........... 10000
un6 nom 9Scrfo1lf ITr ieoen 81 iiber $1,000 so
,SGnbler NIT beraertdtetem Tabaf........ 500
Sabafsfobrtfautsn 1000
Bruuer (oercn GrDbuft inter 500 UoB).... 5000
Braucr (oeren4robuft 800 SUP II. O~0riiber) 10000
Subafss6aultrer NIT l NicrO............ 1900
9ferben. ......... $500
mehr ais 3 Gierocu 5000
IN GuH II 90
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
Tarbsn = ni9t iebr tbdtig gu friiDer'
Nrei{pn g0ir nunttrPu.

Getuilrse-Neugetpiira 1920; glelfen
$40, Bfeffer 2O-24, 3tnlmt 4O-42.
Wf1SfatnuB 90 25.
@ante = tparen rubig 81 fotgenben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29
9olsnaarcm, in gutter Na6frage nit

@o!3-Wir quottren: 6tdorp $l3 in 5.
g., IA 90 geltefert, Qlbborn II /. 5. g.,
Is 90 geliefert 8n6en $li 90 l.. 5. g.,
Y 90 abgel.. Slabs So /, B. g., un6
IS obgel. p &laiter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-29

Nbi6la0.
Sen Ser Marft mar in gutter lofas
let 9tadfrage fir Rrairie. 8ir quuz
ttren:
Ttmot6p, felt gepreBteS. is OO-I7
1imotbD, lo1e gepreBtes. ...15 OO-l8 SEs
Rratrte, 9epreBt. ..........l1 O0-l2 90
Stmotbp, auf WG9en......16 O0-19 90
Protrte, auf Wd9en........l4 OC-16 90
9teferung $l-l 50, ie mad Der @ntfers
nlltg.
9olsinaarcm, : in gutter Na6fraae nit
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11


iHE details q iiie loss sof flic steonlship
Atlantic, reported ,elscalele e. are ofitlae mos.
,iarrowiig description. ~ The vessel was lost
Oh Cape Prospect, N. s.. u vicinity which !,
few years ago. ;Yas noted for its fatality TO
ocean steamers. The reports are very con
dieting In regard to where the blame. it any.
should rest; some staring fhat The t,aptain
mlstook the coast lights. While others ass.sf
that the seconi officer was guilty OF culpabIei
neglect Whatever may have b chi the Gauss.
OF the disast r. the dreaI facE reul,iins thar.
six hundred human beings have beer,
launched into fferniiyby "a satasfroplcs nn.s
psralletffn the history Of nlari.sc accidents.
and strict investigations of tile eiyeisn,s tancfs
should, anil doubtless will, ID made III .fl.a
interest OF those whom Business Or pleasure
calls upon to !. 80 down in the Sea in Ships
and Tint due precautions may be take /
sggiust 70 recurrence Of u similar misIlap.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

ger coach. The conductor of the passenger
train saw tile construction train coming and
cried to tile passengers: Jump for your
lives!' Many did so, but before all could
escape the engine Of the dirt train entered
the passenger coach, aud being smashed by
the collision the passcnscrcar was innledi-
ately filled with steam, and d number OF pas
sengers were more or less scaided. Mrs.
John b. Lllsk or Luke, of Morgan county,
train was caue Iii between thecar and crushed
to death. Her husband, with al infant in
his arms, reached the platform III safety. a
gentleman, supposed 20 be Jas. II watts. OF
Chester, Ill, 4 member of the Illinois Iegis-
slature, was caught between the platform ct
the rear car and t e engine OF the dirt train
and literally torn to pieces. A young daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Griffin, OF Mcieanboro, received
a Jet OF steam full in the face and was horri-
bly, scalded about the head and upper part
of the body, her eyes put out, and it is
Thought she cannot live. Mrs. SliebSins, OF
Milwaukee, was severely cut and bruised
about the head, and several other passengers
We're more OF less injured. The engineer oil
the dirt train, Michael Tanning, fled as soon
as he saw the result OF hiscare lessness.
RUTLAND, VT, April 4.
The mail train over the Harlem Railroad
that left Rutland at 9:05 a. IN. to day. met
with serious accident at Hunts crossing.
halt mile north of Bennington station, caused
BY springing tracks. The locomotive, milk
car and passenger coach were hurled down
ali embankment twelve feet high. The coach
was turned over and remained bottom up
The smoking and mail cars were badly
smashed. Ten passengers were more or less
injured.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11
FatsiI RaiIrOad Accidents.

ttaz.i g ST. LioUIs, April 4.
While passenger train Of the ST. Louis Is
Southeastern Railroad was Standing at 4
Brench village. seven miles from East St.
Louis. at $3.50 this afternoon, 4 construction
train ran into the rear coach. Killing Mrs.
JohtnB. Tnsk and John H. Watts, and terribly
seaIding a young daughter Of MI. Watts i
and more on less inj.ir1ng five or six other
passengers. Is .ssas 49, 80
i 81. Lorfs, April ). b
It appears That the railroad accitlent which
occurred at French Y ilfage yesterday even
Ing, wsss 'oecsioned ~ the cailegsliess of the !
conductor Of the construction train. re
train was just stbolst tuts.kc d side
track to let the freight train pass, when the
train winch had been passed By
lie passenger train 4 few minutes before, and
r. conductor must have known Of It's prox-
nifty, came laundering around the curve at
iigil !. seed and plunged into tho rear passen-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11
Sheriff s Sale.

10y virtue OF special order and decree of the
~ District Court of the First Judicial Dis rict
Of Gallatin, have levied upon and will On q tn
day; the at day Of May, 1873, hetseen the hours 81
nine @ CLOCK g. m anu I've o'clock b. m. Of 81 ii
day, IN front the sherIff's Office in Bozenan au
sci to the highest and best bidder, for cash II -
interest OF y y Butler in and to certain dwell 's
real estate, situate in said allatin Com
Isotnnmbered n'ne CD Of Block d, Of BLACKS al:
dt!on TO the toWnNf Bozeman; said prnl,ertv vas
levied upon 70 satisfy an execution in favor ~
Sutler. 70 - SS -. ".
ID. 1873. Z. i = - : il,iI, =.
Sheriff Of Gallaiin County. Montana Terrltory,'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11
Forgers Arrested.

LONDON, april 4.
The arrest in Edinblrrg of Geo. Bidwell,
the alleged Bank Of England forger, was et-
feetca just as he was about taking his depar-
ture for America. Bidwell made strenuous
efforts to escape, and was only secured after
a sharp chase over number of garden walls.
On being brought TO the station house he was
searched and a number of important letters
addressed to George Bldwell were found. He
will be brought to London to-day.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

The Treasury programme has had scri-
GUS effect on tile money market. Gold adj
yanced to Is II and merchants have been
compelled TO buy heavily. and are indignant
at the neglect OF the Treasury to come 10
their relief Prominent bankers and banl,
oincials have conferred together, and viii
call on the President to discuss tile situation.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

We are informed that A. FL. Barrett. ESQ.
OF kadersburg. will be candid .te for the
position OF Clerk OF the House. AS an Elf, i
emf Clerk, we arc convinced Mr.. Barrett will.
II elected, give eminent satisfaction. Courte-
Gus in demeanor. prompt anG attentive to
. business, we know of no one better quail
fled tor the position.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

JUICE JOHN w. WRIGHT, of Washing Ton
city. who is accused Of forging powers 81
attorney and endorsements on drafts, has
voluntarily surrendered himself to tile ail-
uhoritics at 81. Louis. and been hai!cd iii The
sum OF Sl2,0OO. He emphatically denies the
charge, and says it is malicious prosecu,
ton,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

EHAs NIxox, who il tpAbe hai,gcd Oh The
ION d May for The laiiifdsr of I'lieiF'r. at
New YDr. Is 20 much affected that tl,f prison
aBthefifies say that III lie does lot die Of
ff1i tie viii have 10 Ecs carried to The gal.
lows. on zen inter j / Sentence
be cried bitterly. and Subsequent was found
utterly Unconscious. His wife was refused
permission TO see him. His counsel arc pre-
pairing bin IF exceptions 10 nbfaiE stay 81
and Il writ i error.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

RICHARD ScHELL and number OF Wall
street brokers propose legal proceedings. il
y said, against the gold clique for $4,000 600
damages. alleged to have been sustai, ed by
the city and county OF New York, by con-
sp'racy, with which the clique was charged.
An Investigation viii also be made into the
violation Of the nsilary LAWS of officers of
National banks and others.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

The Union & Dakotian says that Gen. y.
5. Stanley has left Fort Snlly for Chicago for
the purpose Of comforting personally with
Generals Sherman and Sheridan with refer
ence to the Yellowstone expedition the com
ing season. This looks like business.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

Ex-surseon General Wilton A. Hamm' nd
has made medical examination OF George
FrancIs Train, in the Tombs, and gives a
written opinion that lie is insane --EreAanqe
This being one instance in which the pub
lie will be OH the doctors side.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

ONE hundred ard twenty-five thousand
dollars were paid ut the Treasury Depart
ment on the Bird inst, on account of the Mon
taHa War claims. The remainder will be
paid rs soon rs the proper examination ! i
made,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

BOSTON and New York are vIcing with
each othtr in efforts to relieve the survivors
OF the steamship disaster. Committees have
been appointed to receive subscriptions Of
money and clotlIug, and many hotel keepers
have offered to entertain the sufferers free OF
charge.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

ANOTHER Match for the billiard champion
ship OF America ard one thousand dollars Il
side is arranging bel wccn Maurice DALEY.
anu Cyrile Dion. The present champion
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11
The following card appears in tie Tide
pendent OF the 5th inst.

II
The SPEAKERsHIp.-Fhe Montanian Nis.
soullan and Hcial having nlcstiout.d INV
lame ~ connection With tile Speakerslsip 81
me House OF Representatives, L take this en-.
portnhiiy ~ RETURNING thanks for tile Mind
mor''s "a orhaii 81 member Of The craft hl,l
respectfully decline The honor. j :,naSnot ],
chndHiate Tor Speaker. Ny choice for that
position is Hon. John H. Rodgers. and hope
20 see INN selected - preside over the t.rlib-
eriitioiis OF tile House, rs .liow hin, tY be
WORT worthy and elnlncltiy qualified to iii tile
Ne, ti41 j. 6. KERTiEY.
We rcers9 that Mr.. Kerley declines to Be 4
candidate fort the speakrrship, as, apart from
u ieiao@-i'eiihy for'a worthy member of tile
craif. we krow OF no one better qualified to
preside oyer the Deliberations OF The Assem-
by with dignity and credit. We hope Bro.
Aerlcy vii reconsider his resolutic n. Fl 4. &
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

GEoRGIANA ALDEN. OF New York got
S50.00O from her divorced husband the OIL er
day, by obtaining an order of arrest, on the
plea that lie was about to leave the city.
Alden paid the money and now he can 90
wherc he pleases.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

|as iii view of tilcsc sficts Nc may confidently
pre- licttl,at the day IL nor far distant when
tie screaming OF the Iron Horse will b. heard
intonr borllerss that . r1rccciat prophecy
that the North Pacific will be built 10 Esp
tana long IN advance Of my other iilie win
befnlly verified and thu Womb bEopponentsi
of this great National enterprise NIL hide
lhrir diminished ilcads hveiy shallis Ii their
own short .sightadHess. }sssF ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11
MILITARY PROTECTION FoR
TIE NJ. r. R. Il.

1
One Of the grea est arguments against the
probability Of The early construction Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad from the Missouri
River tc Mont;inl, has been the dangers that
would attend the work If laving the road
through the hostile Indian. country which ii
would have to traverse. and the insnfficiency
of the protection aft rletl the Company by
communications from the highest authorities
to the effect that the building III the ro1d
would be continued as fast as men and means
could aceomplisllit. there have been hosts OF
Interested aud disinterested = croakcrs.'i who
would. Tor The advancement of private ends,
or from ignorance Of facts, continually urge
the i,npossibility of pushing the road to the
limits Of Montana in anything like reasona-
ble time. and ..Inliail hostility" and 'sinsut-
| ticient projections = were the great bngbears
which were lying in wait 10 Stay the progress
of this great national enterprise. The fol-
loving letter from General Sherman to Gov
ernerl Potts, in answer To a recent letter ask
ing for protection for the constructions parties
working on the road. will. III connection with
tile recent manifestOes issued from the head
quarters OF the Railroad Company. convince
tile most sceptcal that net only are the rail-
way authorities alive TO the importanteloi
the Interests they have at stake in the adj
vancement Of the work. but that the Govern
ment is prepared and wiling 70 grant them
such military force as will effsctually protect
the construction parties in their. IabOls: sas
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

THE month OF March was more disastrous
10 shipping on tiac Atlantic coast than any
single meilth for many years past Ships
plvng in the West Iadia trade, especially.
suffered severely.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

TnF Republican Conference recently held
vi Sheffield, passed resolutions in favor of
Republican form OF Government Tor Eng
latI
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

IHE Government has established three
post-ofiices on difiTettt ssa,4sds Ii, those
awarded to the United States by Tie san
Juan boundary arbitration
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

THE municipal election in ST. Louis. Mo-.
Tesuitcd IN An average majority Of $500 for
tire straight Democratic ticket.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

Miss EDNoNrA LEWIS, the colo,cA scuip-
fress. Mh lc III London recently, received two
$50, 600 Orders frum English aIistocrats
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

BILL his passed the French Legislative
Assembly, by a vote Of 347 TO 24, exiting the
entire Bonaparte family from France.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

SToKEs expresses the Utmost confidence
that the efforts now being made Tor his re-
pi.ieve will be successful.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

HOWARD trep has been elected Governor
Of Rhode Island BY $50 minority. The Legis-
lattire is largely Republican.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11
+. NJ. BLACK.
nj. Ii. INSI4E Y.
EMIGRATION FROM OREGON.

We find the following I'M the Helena Her
aid and republish it. The prospect for a reg
4 ular emigration to Montana is good. There
will be steady increase in population as the
/ Northern Pacific Railroad approaches oul
Territory. Wewill say to persons Intending
ioremove to Montana that there are thous-
ands Of acres of land lying vacant in tic
| Gailatin valley, where the husbandman can
obtain. with but little labor. abundant crops.
and grazing for stock all the year round il
almost Unlimited. During the past winter
stock has done exceedingly vel, and most oil
it il now iii as good condition as last fall
Gallatin is the only county in Montana that
showed last year both an increase of popula-
ton and wealth, and its finances are III excel
lent condition. sllo wing 4 very small debt.
We tel cohfidentthat emigrants will be at
tracted to this county, because lis advantages
are Of a very superior character: @s.
| UPrER OcHoco, Oregon.
Feb. 10Th, 1873
To The Editor OF tie Herald = tss#
Mi. Editor isdesiglI moving to yonr Terri
tory the approaching spring. together with
many others from this State. We design set
ding IN the Yellowstone valley, and wish 8
get all the Information we can CLEAN iii re-
gard thereto. Please publish inthe .er;lld
the Information we wish. and we will ever BE-.
grateful. Is that country surveyed? ana
what Is the average width OF the yalIcv2 II
It regarded as an agricult,raf country - IL
II Thought safe TO settle there, owing to- hos.
tile Indians? How far up the valley will the
North Pacific Railroad run. and where viii
it strike the valley? Whatpass ii tic mo,l,,-
taills will the road be built through? TN.
reason Why II desire this Information IL. that
we az DESTROYS OF coIoniziny 4 portion Of
the valley Ut tile Yellowstone.
"A ours respectfully, ss
DID GEO. III. JUDY. II
To the Inquiries of Mr.. judy we briefly re-
ply The b eli0Wstone valley il still ,ltlSlf i
yeyed. II is regarded us adapted to success
fni agriculture, and is one OF the best stock I
growing sections in the mountains. The
dimensions ot che valley are adequate 10 ac-1
with desirable loeat ons a dozen orsl
more large colonies, but only a portion OF I
the upp vale Is at present safe from L dian
iepredat ons ; but another wear VIII doubt
ess see the whole valley open for settlement
The y. r. Railroad is not defii ifely. located
siirough any portion VI Mon ANA, but will bel
tile present sess0il. 81 ~ gissast
The Yellowstone valley. howevcr.is but
me nl 4 score Or more Mithin the boundaries
u Montana possessing vast agricultural and
yi'azlilg laitls, and should half OF Tie inhabi-
dllfsof Oregon dropi upon us in one sel-
on. there would still bs room tor twenty II
more such colonies Come along, gentlemen. +
md bring yoilr wives and children. and such i !
took Ms you iniy have, tor better I pt,l,trv
han MnlrtailH TO- live In has ltor, fiji our i,lg-
hent, been. found III Nersh America. IS s9a9 i /
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

Fri dny. "A priI Ii. 1929.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-11

.4e 81 IA BOSTON, April q.
The following is special to the Even
ing Traveller, dated Halifax. April q: Only
three or four cabin passengers were saved
from the wreck of the Atlantic. One Eno-
ll 81 and two OF three Frenohmei,.. Only
one lady passenger attempted to save lIerscH.
S sle was frozen to death in tile rigging and
tell into lie water. The purser Is AMONGST
tn the lost Some,of the passengs rs arrived IN
this city to-day. and give narrowing details
OF the calamity. The Atlantic Lad $50 steer.
aee passengers and 30 saloon.fs There. had
been two births during the voyage. The
crew numbered 142, and III stowaways were
discovered. Three hundred il all were saved
out OF the total number Of 1898.
ss LONDON, April 9. s.
q The foligWi ing Is IA listof names ofsrhe cahin
passengers On the steamship Atlanticl: ~
Brandt. John Prize, II. KRUGER, =. W.
Albert Sumner. II Hewitt, Spencer Jones, ii. ]
Nelllsgtons " Gardner. Jas. Brown, II.
j. Markwall. ii. Hlrsch, B. Rich-I
nollds, N Greey elt. u. Sheat. III. slseat,
sbas- AZ lens .t. lsJllgle.s John Brlndley, al
livingstone Mrs. Davidson, Airs. MertIff.I
Ms. slteaf. Miss Davidson. Miss Random
Hiss Blatlie, Miss Barker. Miss Merritt. Miss
,I,eat, and two Misses Rose.
HALIFAX, April ..
The STEAMER Delta has hot returned from
lie scene Of the wreck Of the Atlantic, hence
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-12-06
W. W. Mcdowell,
County Attorney.
Personal.

Brother Julian, of Pass Christian Col
lege, arrived last night for duty at the
Christian Brothers College, 2S2 Adams
street, to relieve Brother Luperius, who
has been suffering from hemorrhage OF
the lungs for some Time past.
We were truly glad to see our old
friend DR.. ]. P. Dromgoole again on the
streets, after an absence OF over two
months. But we are sorry to announce
that the Doctor has permanently located
at Louisville, KY. His business is OF
such a character as to make the change
necessary. We have known the Doctor
many years, known him we'll as a physi-
clan, business man, and heightened
gentleman, and take much pleasure in
recommending him to the confidence Of
the Louisville public. During the past
few years he has spent thousands o.
dollars in the South, and we hope his in
domitable industry, perseverance, hon
esty and integrity will meet with 9
prompt reward.