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yNHE TRIUMPH REFRIGERATOR
Has taken all the FIRST PREMIUMS At every
Fair where it has been exhibited.
1t requires less ice, and preserves every GescIlp-
f;on OF MEATS. VEGETABLES and FRUIT better
than any other.
It toek the FIRST PREMIUM at the last State
Fair in this city and at ST. Louis last October.
For sale by CHARLES HEINTZ, Agent
ieI 3m No. lo2 Tchoupitoulas street.
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BY TELE G GRAPH.
IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DECISION
YELLOW FEVER AT QUARANTINE
THE GOODRICH MURDER

4 Woman Arrested for the Crime
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Between CustOmhOuse and Bienville streets,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OTlCE.......... MOTTO

Pursuant to the provisions of an act of Congress-
approved March B. 1873, authorizing the construc,
ZION OF bridge across the Mississippi river at ST.
LOUIS, Missouri, by the st. Clair and Carondelet
5rage company, the aforesaid company hereby
before the tenth day of July next, submit to the
secretary Of War for his examination and an
pfoyal, design for suspen sion bridge consisting
OF Two channel spans of six hundred feet each
ana two end spans of three kundred feet each
water mark. They will also file map giving the
proposed location Of the bridge the topography of
The banks OF the river at high and low water, the
direction OF the current at all stages and the
foundin2s. showing accurately the bed of tie
ream and furnishing such other information as
anding of the subject by the Secretary OF War
BY order of Board Of Directors of the St, Clair
Iand Car0ndelet Bridge CT mpanv.
NJ HENDERSON, Secretary.
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THE WAR IN SPAIN

BATTLES FOUGHT
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VNAE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY MOTT.
fes the public that she will not be lespon-
Sbe Tor any debts contracted by Peter Norton.
BRIDGET LEHMAN.
July Q, 1879 iy93t.
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THE JURY iUNABLE TO AGREE
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HIDEs''.'.'''''''sh1Ns ''''''''SoA'
JOSEPH B. WILKINSON. JR..
Dealer in
Aides, ekins and Furs, A1sss. Wool, 5al'
low, ktc.s
No. % Peters street, near the Customhouse. NeV
Orleans. Louisiana.
Liberal advancement made on consignments.
iel4 ly
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A CIVIL RIGHTS SUIT
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RETIREMENT OF B1sMARcK
, 1873-06-23

profession, sud will undoubtedly booomc favor
ltoa on tho Blopo. In William tho people OF CHI
cage have sort Of proprietary intsroat, and 1t
insroassps ] Lis banRaooont % 's sa tho humber % 81
his friends oVory plaoe hc goes to.
From dawn until noon, yesterday, tho track at
Dexter Park WAS visited by . large number OF
gentlemen who own fest horBoB and hro Ad-
mirora Of tho turf. Their object In going there
81 esf ok Sa E 6sore sG G a
Ing, and always on Sunday. There WAS nothing
about tho porformanoee Of tho horses yeater-
aay IS to tut wrreSt It, 1gsss sssa eaSR essut ogsss s
lob, Dsshnw, Jr.,. trotted full mile for the ,e
without prcsslng n $50. His gait and general
action impressed those who Ind aeon him trot In
ls confidently expected, il tho injury to hia log,
sustained ina raooat Fleetwood Park Bomo yoarB
ago, dooa not Interfere with him again, that ho
will equal his best time before tho oloao Of tho
noaaou.
Some time ago gentleman Of large moanB,
and an ardent admirer Of all that T. fast In IN
rattling along Ashland ayonue at . threc- minute
gait OF thoreabouta, and xnrnor haa 1t TINT he
waa fined a respectable eum tho noxt day
Il made him 80 mad that ho jumped into
his wagon, aud started Of with determination
to fnd q place whore ho could speed hls horsoa
to his hcart's content. Ho wna successful in bill
search, and at tho present time, owing to hie
efforts and to tho efforts Of other wonlthy gcn-
tlomen Who Joined him with their money and
time, thero 10 ono ct the finest eoven-eightha oi
mile track to DO found in tho .Woat, In 1T OBJ
souro quarter Of tho city. It iH the continuation
of Woat Washington Btreot, from California ave
nuo to the ontranoo Of Central Park, and thort
| nre no residents to DO annoyed and no side
stroets to be looked after. This will be m itom
Of interest to ownera ct fast roadBtera through
| MT fha nitY
, 1873-06-23

From thu Leausnrorfh Times, June 10.
Wo received call yesterday from Jacob I.
Large, q man who eome months ago, was at
tucked and noalped Oh the plains near Fort
Dodge by band Of seven Indians, headed BY
Little orow, the son ot the famous Little Grow
It seoms that Mr. Large, nho has
been frontiersman noarly all his lifo,
having gone to WISCONSIN In an early day OF tho
aettlelnent Of that State, aud from thonoo to
Minnesota, WAS tho identical man who killed the
d1oaded clief in one Of his raids on the white
settlers near the town Of Hutohison, On TIE
Grow Mvcr, in 1851, and was known and his Afe
threatened by Little Crows son, who was with
his father Of tho time Of his .doath. It
might be well to add that tho body OF tho
big chief was boiled and his bones distribu-
ted to tho people Of Minnesota aa relics, bis life
having been terror and dread to all who lvod
In that section. Minnesota having lost all
Kansas and stopped at Fort Dodge, from which
point he rcconnoitored tho surrounding country
vi while ''"e out one day Pie be WAS o7ertakon
by this band Of Indiana, who we're
on buffalo hunt, aud recognized by Little Grow
as tho man who killed his father. Largo ran
from them but WAS too allow OF foot to escape;
taken from hiseyobrow to tho crown Of his heat,
and ho then loft on the prairie to die. He was
picked up by scouting party from tho Fort and
taken In for treatment. His leg healed, but his
head is fearful sight, and will be long
time healing, Il 1t ever does. Ono Of ha eyea
has gono blind. AZ soon as he WAS ablo to walk,
his anxiety to return homo sta1ted him On foot
In that direction, and he arrived in Loavcnworth
yesterday, having walked by day and slept BY
night on tho wny.
lie homes to receive aid hero to take him home
and il he does not, Gays he will walk it,
, 1873-06-23

Prof. &. B. McElroy has been elected Proai-
dent OF Adrian College for the ensuing year.
Tug q. ". Fa1rar exploded her boiler at Port
Huron yesterday. Tho captain and engineer arc
reported badly acaldod.
Margaret Graf, German woman Of Evans
yille, ngod 60 yoaTH, diod on Saturday from tho
e0ccts Of fall down dellar about woek ago.
The Maryland editorial excursionists arrived
in st. Louis yesterday morning, and spent a
quiet day. They will leave for Chicago this
ovoning.
Tho President Of the Chinese companies has
sent to Hong-Kong 5000 circulars giving full
account Of tho Chinese troubles In California, to
be distributed in tho cities Of China.
Tho dedication OF tho Church Of the Holy
Orose, in Cincinnati, founded by tho Paascount
Fathers on Mount AdamB. where tho Obaerva-
tory stood, Was largely attended yoaserday.
Archbishop Purcell made slight alusion to tho
speech OF John Quincy Adams in 1843, on the
occasion Of founding the Observatory.
Isaac Ftoez, = resident Of Wheeling, ". Va,
was shot BY bis wife on Friday night list. sho
first attacked him with poker, and then with q
fire-Bhoye1, and he took thom away from her.
She then drew revolver and fred four shots,
one of the balls striking him in the breast, in-
Aioting a dangerous wound. Family difhcultios
the oRuae:
, 1873-06-23
ROMANTIC TRAGEDY.
Two st. Johnsvi11o Lovcrs Rury Their
WocS In the Grnve-.Suicidc OF q Mar-
riGu Nknn md q Young Girl

Two st. Johnsvi11o Lovcrs bury Their
Wocs in the Grnve-.Suicido OF u uar-
riod nIn1a md n Young Girl.
Fron. tho Albany Ey.ni,a .Io,.rraL ,r,,nx H.
Considerable oxcitemont proyniied nj A.
Johnsyillo, Montgomery County. yeater,Iav in
consequences Of ronarkablo tfscica affair
suicide updor yory poculiar circnmstnncoa. T'hc
facts in tho case, We aro informed. are about as
follows:
Dr.. 4. D, Wleolock. a rosideut nhyslcian of
st. Johnsville, Las for some tirno past been my
ing attention to Miss Ruth Smith, n vounr ia3v
OF highly respectable family. Tho yonne 1ndya
frionde objected to hor koopine comnanv WITH
Dr., Wheolock. On the ground Tint ho Ead n wife
living from whom liz ha1l not bes, i]ivorced,
On tic morning OF tho 18th int. fliss Smith
went to Littl6 Tallg. whore Whoo1ook WA
, 1873-06-23
HEAVY. ROBBERY.
E0rty~1no Th0Msnnu Dollars St0lcn~.
ArrGst OF tho Thieves and lkcCovory
Nf tho Money!

Of tho Money.
From tho st. Paul rionter, June 20.
On TueHlhy night lust Mai. A. B. Drnckett,
OF Brackets Northwestern Dotootive Police Di,-
rea11, OF this city, received tologram from Fort
Garry, .atnting TINT heavy robbery had taken
place within ahort distance Of that fort and
that tho thiovca wore supposed to havo fled to-
wards St. Paul Tho telegram waB from DR..
Brown, vol known In thin city, and contained
full and accurate description Of tho mon who
were supposed to havo committed the robbery.
Upon tho receipt Of the telegram, Mai. Dracls-
cit at once started on tho trail. uo had nn iloa
Of 1uat whnt oourBo tho tllevos would tako, md,
ns % sho sequel proved, 10 made allrow4 oalca-
aGn tlsna o loft on The next tran tor nnnth
crowd threo mon who answered tho description
tologrnphed to him. Ono Of thom got aboard Of
tho train, md tho Ma1or concluded to keep hts
wont to Duluth Kaepns lis nan ss in aIght, tho
noxt day, he found that fe had ofrerod 81 900
bill as, stonoa Bank to bo changed.
This tailed with his telegram and he did not
ssad @ ns oaa tho IT ru VICE os ssopsg ep
Paul, and, strange aa 1t may acem, tho Major
was On board Of the same train. At fho junction
tho two men which the Major hnd soen tho dny
before got qn board and 49, hon 10 in' hnow that ho
mako euro that hc .was right. Thcro was no
hurry In the mattor Watching an npropon
| time, tho Major sauntorod through tho cara,
and on arriving whore the threo men hat 10
! iarity of an old acnnalntance. The man
eoon3ed 1ttie eurnrigot at boinr thua familinrly
| acooated. Ard rnther intimntod that the Mafor
| had fhh ndvantn0o nj him.
HWbyi dont yon remomber mo Pr says tho
Maior. II mot you at Fort Garry last yoar.
Yo,ir n.uc il Ga,kinn, isn't Il ,"
aYeg. that's nv namo but don't roool1oot
| moeting you."
| "Why, don't you remember tho little time we
had ht The hotol thoro ~ says tile Major, In lia
jovial my. III never forget oountenhnee or a
name; and (turuing to tho othor two men) ro-
| member Mr.. Walker and Mr. Daggott, alao, who
wero there at tho same:timc."
BY this time all threo Of tho mon began to
think that they had met tho Major as he said,
aud thcy at onoe admitted tho fact that that was
their names, and waro glad to ECO thoir friend OF
such excellent memory.
An hour or so WAS passed In social converse as
tho train spod on, aud whom noar White Dear
the Major brought tho pleasant occasion to M
| abrupt close by saying: "Woll, boya, want
| YOU to shell pltl You have 6Omo money that
, 1873-06-23

He is stabbed While xRcslstinR Arrest
---But In Finn1ly Captured.
It seoms TINT tho fro nt No.. 400 Burnside
street, on Saturday night, Was followed by somo
rather peculiar, not to say exciting, o1peronces+
just previous to tho breaking out Of tho fire, q
lady in an adjoining house eaw boy, named
Williams whose reputation is Of the worst
character, attempt to strike q match near
tho corner Of ono OF the barns which wero
destroyed. He ron away whom eho asked him
what ho waa doing. Soon afsor, fire broke out
in tho barns. Williams witnessed II md at t tho
"They say yo,, set this barn on fire." Williams
denied II but soon after w.s seen to run
away. Several poraons went In pursuit.
him, Williams turned around and attempted to
out him with knifo. Tho man who was In
pursuit drew an ordinary pooket-knifo to defend
himself With, and finally stabbed Williams NO.
vorely in tho shoulder and aide. He fell to tho
ground, and was easily arrested. His wounds
aro not serious. Ho was locked up in the
Twelfth Street Station. -He is a young man 10
years old, and has long boon the terror Of the
neiRhborhood whore he lives.
, 1873-06-23

Some time ago, Assistant Surgeon Lewis, of
tho British Army, having been assigned to
special duty under tho Sanitary Commission for
tho Government Of India. in examining the
the existence Of living, active worms, hitherto
unobBorved. Those worms aro l-75 Of On inch
in length, and they have transverse diameter
OF 1-3500 OF an inch. They are 10 numerous az
to bo found in blood drawn from any part Of tho
body, aud ~ persistent that they may o1iat in
tho system for months or years without any
marked OWL consequences boing observed. It is
said, however, that they may givo riso to serious
diseases, and ultimately. cauBo dsath. These
worms appear, through tho microscope, Like in
completely developed snakes they move inces.
sanity, cofling and uncoiling themselves, and
rush about among tho blood corpusolos In all
directions. They do not appear to exist any
whore but In tho blood and urine.
, 1873-06-23

Lafayette, Ind, ndvcrtises Jubilee.
Tho total valuation Of Manchester, N. H.,
ssyHS ss,i5s. 10 ''F' 'NA"' "A''' '@N'' '&1'''
in Portland, Oregon, thirty-pound sal
mon can be bought for 80 cents. That ia loss
than wo pay here for pound; The Portland
Bulletin says tho salmon catoh this your will DO
tho largest ever known.
-Chicagoans Visiting St. Louis feel al homo
when they walk along Eighth street, whore the
tunnel IL being worked. After climbing flight
Of stairs OIL tho sidewalk. thoy invariably look
around for oigar shop with fomale attendant.
st. Louis Globe
-Noarly all Of tho a35o, 600 worth Of bonds
stolen from the Falls City Tobacco Bank, in
Louisville, Ky, last February, have boen rooov-
cred, by compromising with tho thieves, at as
Per cont, The negotiations were conducted In
New York.
Tho valuation Of tho real estate in Ward 8,
Doaton, will be about tho Same as last year, not
withstanding 8l3,000,000 worth Of buildings
were dostroyod BY the fire. aud 1t Is estimated
that tho increase IN value Of real estate In tho
city will DO from e15,0o0,ooo to $4,000. .0oo.-
Hoston Advertiser.
a late Kentuokian boqueathed his two daugh-
ters $3, 600, and loft debtH Of only $58. The al
miuetrator prevailed upon tho1n to put tho en-
tate into the courts, and 1t camo out last weok,
after two yeara' course, whom oyery cent OF the
$1,000 waa found to have boon sHallowca BY In
aatiate 1uatico. .....
"A Terre Hauto physician collected %, 400
from the County OF Yig0, for medical sorvicen to
pauuors In nino months; aud 1t appeara from
Tic sildayits OF two women TINT l.o tried to pros
| tituto hin patentB. IIo haa beon indicted, aud
haa secured the aid OF nino lawyers to defono
| himself.
| Iron for the branch Of the Kansas raclat
from Oaraon to Lyons. aud for tho Denyor 1
Boulder extension from Denyor to Boulder City
! was contracted tor In May and would aoon bs
, 1873-06-23
THE SAuLT CANAL.


Tho Enormous Labor and Cost OF
Building tho New Locks--Ono OF the
WORLDS W0nucrss
D1esBrB. Boyle d Roach, Of Cincinnati, somo
timo ago were awarded tho contract for working
out tho improvements Oh the canal at sault St.
Marie. This appropriation iB for 100000.
The now locka will bo 80 feet wide ut the
copoing, and 450 feet long, and will have lit
OF IS feet, with depth Of 15 feet OF water on the
nitro I'LL at ordinary low water. Each wall will
tho foot Of tho atairwny: ao11 feet
high from tho stairway to the breast
look-chamber, and twonty-Hlz aud one-haf feet
from this point to tho upper end OF the wall.
gates win be placed one hundred foot above tho
upper lock~gates. Tho foundation is to be built
with pine timber. twelve inches square. lnid Blk
inches apart, and tho spaces between them 10 bo
flied NJ. with concrete: The timbers arc to bo
at least i've feet under tho wall. Tho gatcs are
to run on rollers or tracks, and tho towers which
arc used in supporting tho present gates to bo
dispensed with. Tho chamber to be hlled and
Of having Valves as In tho gatcs Of tho old locks.
THIS work will require excavation as follows !:
Rock, 50, 600 cubic yards; gravel, 10000 cubic
yards, and tho following materiala: Timbor--
Pine. 900 cubic feet; oak, 70 @ o0o oubio foot
measure; Ru T besides i,s0o,oR6 teot board measure
for putting in place the timbors. which will re-
quiro at least 81, 600 feet Of drilling. Iron.
Wrought 100000 il dSn R9uRndz cast, ~ sod d1e
each.
There will bo rock excavations amounting to
$4,000 cubic yards, and gravel 900, and 27, 500
cubic yards Of masonry.
The contract frBt takon by Messra. Boyle i
Roach, amounting to $500 900, IL expected to 90
| no farther than the completion Of tho founda.
tion rohi1y for tho 6tone-Work and will require al
loaat S500,000 moro to complete the lock ant
twice as much more to complete the entire con
templated improvement on tho canal, which will
with tho contracts Of Lakor i Williams, mak'
the ontro expenditure for the present improve
mcnts about $20u0,000, besides nearly 81 800,
600 Of the original cost OF the canal, and will b
| the grandest and ono Of the most important i'm
provementa on tho globe. The old looks will b
improved, and used for locking vosaels Of lish
draught.
| Tho work Is paid for by tho General Govern
ment, and il conducted by MeBsrs. Noble mt
| Gilbert, United States Engineers.
, 1873-06-23

Sudden Change in tho Color OF Hair.
Two sudden changes Of the color OF halr from
blaok to white are reported IN q foreign medical
magazine. It appears that physician Of Bcr-
lin, strong, healthy, and leBs than middle-aged
man, sent his wife and one daughter to spend
last summer at watoring-pl The day that
he expected letter informing him Of thoir
arrival, thore came ono saying that his daughtor
had been taken sick very suddenly, and was al-
ready dead. The shock waa terriblo, and In
etantly bis hair became entirely gray. Ho had
TO yisit somc patients that aamo afternoon, md
thoy scarcely recognized him. Their peculiar
notions revealed tho change to him: The other
case was OF 3 man 85 years old, living In tho
Netherlands. Ho was ono day passing tho canal
In Rotterdam. whore he saw child atrugg'ing IN
the water, He plunged In and brought It 70
rescued tho body. Bending oyor II to try. to re-
atoro lito, he discovered that tho dead child was
lis own aon. The blow, 50 sudden and une1.
pcctod, and coming upon him when lio hinaolf
was SO much exhausted, turned his hair entirely
gray, and loft him scarcely recognizable.
, 1873-06-23

delivered. That branch ia III graded and ready
for Tho iron, which will bo laid and tho railway
put In operation about Aug.7.
President Kitoholl, Of MtddlobuV College, Vt.,
4 council Of pllysiolahs pronounce the llaohse to
fold IVY. ii.
"a prominent lawyar of Boston, now In 15u-
rope, WAS somewhat startled by tho tonor Of tho
dsof RKa
plncod tho total loss ut 81, ,000000 Id, howevor,
preserved ILLS cquauinity, and, In writing to All
olloer Of ono OF cur insurance companies, said:.
S@ Sno arS o uaoa gsn IL p%t pa9
thero bo amy dlfIldonco among Observation-Disclosures
1t to 9t0, ,000."-Boston Journal.
AT Akron, Judge Doynton yesterday directed
tho Tr1BtooB Of the Atlantic tE Qroat Wostern
mud Mcclellan to turn over tho procoods in thoir
hands to tho newly organized company, Of which
tho London house Of DiHchof1sleim Il Co. nrc
tho leading representatives. This company Ia in
It Is supposed viii Lease tho A. l. G. ". Hoad,
with all ita franchises and appnrtonenoes to that
row gnuge, and will constitute short limo route
from Now York to Cincinnati, with Mr. Watson
as President aud Mr. Deveroux as Surerintend-
ont.- C2eueland Leader.
"A Clergyman and q lawyer Of Oahkosh hayo
boon "having littlo fun with the boys" or
rathor with tho girls. Whilc Oh their way, about
two milca from that city, to attend dying man,
| thoir buggy broke down, md they atartod on
atoot: Indy, coming along with q two:seatod
| open buggy invited them to rido, which they
accepted, tho minister taking tho front scat with
the fair driyor. Hho drove thom into town, aud
| dashed up and down the principal street, milking
q groat eenaation. setting the people OH the
walks into loud guifaws, Thoy didn't discover
| until afterward tint she wns woman noted for
her much wiokednoHB and little virtuo.-Grect.
| Bay 4du0cdte.
| Tho patiB correspondent Of tho London Nctos
DESCRIBES President MacAtahon as ia man Of
military appearance Ills carriage erect, but ho
walks etiffly IN oonse9uenco Of tho htp-wound he
mot With at Sedan. His bluo eyes, which arc set
cloao together, express quioknoss Of obaorva-
tion, but neither keen penetration nor intelloc-
tual powor. Tho physiognomy is Irish, hnt With
out glenn Of Irish mirth or humor, the coun-
tenanco being aorrowful." Tho samo writer do
olnroB that "A1acAIahon has not tho faintest
perception, Of tho ludicrouB, md that hiH i'm.
aginat1on fs oasl!y loa away by tho pomps and
deacy which, II allied to intellectual power, would
make him one Of tile greatost men Of the con
tury. But, unfortunately, hia will and intollec!
arc both fooble."
, 1873-06-23
ANOTHER ENCOUNTER,

The other bloody encounter occurred in a
saloon at tho corner OF Milwaukee avenue and
Union street, at o'clock last night. Two men
named Henry Trip and Mike Casey wsre dis
putting about tho relative estoom in which they
Ncre held by cortain young girl. They wero
BOTH INTOXICATED,
and did not know, therefore, what they we're do
ing. Casey said something which Trip regard
cd as insulting, wleroupon the latter struck
Casey with club upon tho head. Casey was
rendered inaensiblo. Trip ran away, but MAS
found ut II o'clock last night under d lounge in
Union street He wac almoat in =
NUDE CONDITION,
md acted like crazy man. lie Was locked up
at tho Madison street station. Two phyaiciana
attended Casey. His wounds are very painful,
but not necessarily fatal.
, 1873-06-23

atong, quito unconscious Of their surroundings
GRANT photographer hsa takon W up Ills lis position, OF
surrounded by an interesting crowd. Aa tho
swain and tho nation took thoir way, what moro
natural thnn thnt tho formor should imprint
olaste salute on tho poutng Lips Of bis falr COM
camera should have seized ti,om III tho aot and
rendered 1t immortal T'ho hap1oBs couple bo-
came awaro Of tho fact from tho loud outburnt Of
laughter which ran through tho asscnblago ns
stormcl and. ttroatoned; but, subsldlng into =
moro reasonable mood, offered to purchase the
negative. l'ut the photographer WAS ihoxorablo.
lIe was willing to soll any number Of copies, but
inais!ed upon retaining tho original,