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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-30

LAST appearance Of Lawrence Barrett
tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-30
EoRIEASE or SALE.

NOR LEASE OR SALE-EIGHTY LOTS.
q on Beal, Shelby, Clinton, Vance, McCall,
DeSoto, Tennessee and Orleans streets. Sew,
Beal street landing.
Also, many small lots to lease or sell, cheap,
on Myrtle, near Beal street, and on Stewart
avenue, near fernando street.
WIN. L. VANCE, 1856 Madison St,
135-xvi-s3 or Phoenix Insurance office
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Stations,
tBelow high water Of 1871. -.
Blank (.....l indicates no reports cipher 10Y
IosiciaiI s.w. RHODE,
Observer Signal Service. U. s. A.

Blank (......l indicates no reports cipher (O)
'tpHoslsS;1 e;s1i - rising s.w. RHODE.
= Observer SiEnal Service. U. s. A.
THE RIVERS AND WEATHER.
A slight rise is reported in the upper
Mississippi, and with that exception the
streams every where are falling, as will
be seen by glancing at the tabulated tel
egrams above. A heavy rain fell just
before daylight, and between that time
and nine o'clock several heavy showers
fell, and gave the streets and landing a
thorough cleansing. If "Old Prob "
guesses right, more water will fall during
the day.
BUSINESS.
The City OF Alton arrived soon after
dinner yesterday, her guards being deep
in the water, but found room for 200 bar
rels of -four and "a head Of stock. She
had in all about 1000 tons, and came
from Cairo here in twenty-five hours.
The Mollie Ebert, for St. Louis, passed
up during the afternoon, and the depart
ing local packets had good summer trips.
The Henry S. Turner went up at two
o'clock this morning with light trip.
She lost several sky-lights in a hail
storm below here. The Phil. Allin
brought sc bales of cotton and 81 sacks
Of seed. The Boyd brought 4l9 bales of
cotton, 337 sacks Of seed, and reshipped
800 bales of New Orleans cotton at the
mouth of White river. The City Of
Quincy passed up early, with 1900 sacks
of salt as her principal freight item, for
st. Louis.
BOATS TO LEAVE.
For VIcKsBURG.-The Emma Elliott
goes tomorrow evening.
FoR ST.. oUls.-The City Of Chester
is the Thursday Anchor Line packet.
For WHITE RIvER.-The Batesville,
Captain Albert Smith, leaves for Jack
sonport and Pocahontas this afternoon.
For FRIAR's PoINT.-The Phil Allin,
Capt. Lee, departs as above this evening.
FoR CXcINNATI.-The Shannon, Capt.
Beatty, leaves this evening, Lew Morris,
clerk.
For CINoINNATI.-The Henry Pro-
basco, Capt. A. H. Robinson, leaves this
evening. 'io
FOR Arkansas RIyER.-The Mary
Boyd, Captain R. l.. Haynes, leaves for
Little Rock and all way points this
evening. A. H. 0'Neil, clerk.
FoR New ORLEANs.-The mammoth
steamer Great Republic, Capt. VIM.
Thorwegan, will leave this day at noon
for the south, and offers fne induce
ments for passengers down the river.
Philo Young and Oscar Haynes are
clerks.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For white River.

For White River.
White River Accommodation Line -For White
and Black rivers.
BATESVILLE........... master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE T1s.
w on THURSDAY. May LIST, at sllEl9sH
K. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
50-53 800 Front street,
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seIr.ventIIating Refrigerator.

At Wetter's stove and tinware estab-
lishment, Nos. Is and Is Monroe street,
can be found Wayne's famous patent
self.ventilating American refrigerator.
This patent is self-ventilating, saves
from twenty-five to thirty per cent. OF
ice, has no condensation of moisture
within the provision chamber, prevents
articles of food from coming in contact
with each ether, and will preserve perish
able food longer than any refrigerator
ever invented.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-30

SECURE seats at Benson's music store
for Lawrence Barrett.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-30

Buy your wood from c. II. johnson,
III Poplar street. 29tN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-30

The Financial Chronicle Of April 18th
gives the following as the stock of cotton in
sight on April 18th and on the corresponding
date Ia az season as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-30

LAST night OF Lawrence Barrett at the
Grand Opera Bouse.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-30
REWARD.

DOR REWARD. u WILL GIVE THE
90 above reward for the return to me Of a
blsck horis ths n;t ~, p;.t lsss
Heis a compactly- built, stylish. quick-moving
mule. about l5lS hands hieh. No. for his size,
harness marks on shoulder.
5i-Ss E. ENsLEY. z Union st.
COR REwARD-strayed from Wait &
SSD Lewis coal yard. one dun horse mule,
l5k hands high, years old. halter mark
on me nose, and black stripes across the
shoulders. The above reward will be paid on
Sc = - WAIT a LEWIS.
q : REWARD.-LOsT, A SMALL BLACK
ID and white setter slut. with red spots over
the ewes and around the mouth; hadon collar
with chain attached. 80
ut JOHN II WILKINS. Blu 'FRONT.' 81
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NEW ORLEANS. April 80. 1850 a.m.-Cotton
Is in fair demand. MiddlinE, lS1zc; no sales
to-day. Sight exchange. %9-c premium.
Sterling exchange, Ihc.
NEw YoRK. April 30. lO:25 a-m.-Cotton
opens weak.
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CHEEK LINE.

CHEEK LINE.
Memphis and Yicksburg Packet Go.
var Helena. Frfar's Point. Napo-
leon. and the Bends.
q. S. NAIL LINE TO NAP0LEoA.
Steamer A. J. White, 10
Marx b. Chssk lu,a.isr -
Leaves TUESDAY and FRIDAY si5P.n.
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A Railroad Line which is Truly n
BemefIt Good News for Cotton

The Memphis and Charleston railroad
on and after tomorrow, reduce their
rates on cotton for the East fifteen cents
per hundred pounds. This is liberal
step which deserves encouragement.
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Painting.

A F.DAvIs. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT;
"A. or, 2S1 Second street. between Court and
Madison streets. l47-xvi-6s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

Tie Markc! Huu>c has become a.. o.; C, ..
interest to persons visiting A!rXsa.:ia. G'c
OF the New York Herald reporters vI.itc. !;
on Saturday and pronnuYc2i 1t a. i!a:'!soine q
building as he had ever seen in city 81 the
same size, the Ludgc, towering above, AID t!!t
quaint oid-lashionci, Jut beautiful s;cepI",
adding much t. It's appearance. On Saturday
evening The Principal and young l2>;i,ss ct l!.c
Mount Vernon Institute visited tie t"iS2: a!Hi
were shown through! It HI Nnio, iinli>E.-
After seeing the clock and iarir, .hc i}Tiac;.'ic
of the beautiful machine explained, tie differ
ence between the old-la>h!oncd rccoi! beat and
the advantages OF the new improved cscape-
ment and double length pendulum, &c, with
the explanation OF the striking part an'' the
fire alalm. the mtn7cr VI r'na:lnc the b, i, X" :,
they stepped cut IN tic balcony 20 yl"~ ia:
beautiful prospect Ia Dc seen from there. -
Never was Il StccpIe cruwncd with 4 greater
array of lovelinrSs. All were delighted and sur
prisrd. Georgetown, Washington, and the
Eastern Branch were iu full view, and the PO-
tomac could be seen winding It's way from the
Chain Bridge nearly to Glymont; on he west
the sun setting far below the Bull Run Mount
aims, while every house in the city AID SPOT Ct
Interest arDunu Coulu Dc ldln'C1 oui. - i''i
seeing all around on the outside, and tlmirius
the illumination on the inside, they descended
and we're introduced to the ianitnr Of the build
ing, Mr.. Lemucl Rohey, who, with his char;ic-
tcristic kindness of heart and willingness to
obligc, offered to show the ladies through the
building, but it being late they contcnted
themselves with visit to the rooms Of the
Board of Aldermen and the School l5oarl.
'rbov ovrrnssrI themselves HIGHLY pi,,asrl with
the Adcrmcn's room. furniture and general
arrangements, Mr. Rohcy pointing out the
Presidents and Sccretary's desks, with those
of the representatives from the different wards.
On visiting the School Board they were rather
taken aback by the fine carpet and furniture,
&C., and praised the systematic arrangement
Of the rooms Each lady visited the sancium
of the President and sat in his chair. They
then wrote their nar1cs with some pleasant
compliments to Mr.. Carnc. After returning
their thanks to the Regulator Of the Clock and
Mr.. Robcy for their pnlitc attention, they left,
delighted with their visit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1878

.,rr STATE FINANCES. reference to the
finances of the State of Virginia, the Richmond
II ,pispatch says:
AIT is estimated that after paying tho July,
p1S73, interest and tho arrearages of interest OF
- 1872 there will be money enough in the Treas
Jury on the lst of January, 1874, to pay the four
per cent interest which will then have accrued,
and leave balance Of over $780, GOO for the cur
:, rent expenses Of the State government Allow
~ ance is made in this estimate for the payment IN
'tax-reccivable coupons of one-half OF the pup
, lie revenue due ii December next, while the fact
1 is that up to tho present time much smaller
. proportion of the revenue has been thus pald,
the holders Of large amounts Of the bonds OF the
Sutu believing it 10 b, better 10 take the f'urc
INV rendered and the obligation Of the Stale ior
=thc remainder pay able hereafter. This action OF
rtc financial officers of the State and the certa!n-
t. Of having ample resources for tie next Janu-
airy interest ana TO meet ali the expenses OF tn.
!, Government must give greater value to our
= Site bonds, especially when ii is remembered
that this favorable condition of our Gnanccs OK
lists without. any increase of taXat;on."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

..,., IThc Cumberland (Md.) News states that 1.-THE
=, recent action of the Maryland Company in re-
:. aucing the trcights on coal from that city to
i. Georgetown to $ % per ton, or ten cents less
;, ; than before, will doubtless be followed by the
other companies. Alexandria boats will get
the: usual five cts. advance on Georgetown. !"
-, The Washington Star says 1.-The boatmen,
= finding the trade leaving them, and starvation
=. and ruin staring them in the face and no relief
coming FROM the canal board, have been forced
:. on the principle that half Il loaf is Better
than no brcad--to reduce their transportation
= charges ten cts. per ton What now becomes
, ..ot President Gorman's repeated assertions that
at The prevailing rates before this change the
canal could hold its trade? Ten cts. per ton
I, is heavy item, and only the most pressing
sense of danger could have driven the boatmen
Ito make such a sacrifice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
Manufactures.

10 the editor Of the A1eutnclrta Ga&cttc:
have read with much pleasure the many
communications in your paper in relation to
Furnaces, Foundrcs, Rolling Mills, &c., and
manufactures generally, to be located here and
to aid this movement, and make it great sue
cess, would suggest that our City Council hrst
offer to all manufactures exemption from taxa
ton for five or ten years time.
am authorized by my associates to state
that we will place to the credit OF any rcspon-
siblc company to be located here, five hundred
acres of as fine coal land as exists III West
Virginia, situated at the junction of the Gauly
and new rivers, forming the kanawha) Oh the
line of the G. g. 0. r. r., containing camel,
splint, gass and bitumiuous Goals, as tine as eX-
ist on this continent. We will put the land IN
Mt q price that is not onc-tcnth what 1t must
become in few years time, and take the en-
tire amount in the stock Of the company The
camel and gass GOALS the company can Shp to
the Northern cities at a large profit at once. In
the splint vein of coal you have the finest mlncr-
al fuel existing on this continent for The max
ipg of iron; it makes black, soft, mailcabc
iron which ranks III quality and price wiki No.
foundry, or the best of charcuai iron, hence
its superior value over Bltumluous or Anthra-
cite coal. The vein Of this spllut coal is eight
feet thick on these lands, and thcrcInrc n lru4
eight thousand tons nrr acre cali BE- mined
from the voiu alone. With this superior coal
delivered here, and the spccuIar, magnetic
and IIcmitite iron ores, existing ali along the
line Of the railroads ccntcring i'll this town,
every facility is offered in location and mate,
ria!s for the mauaiacturc u every .scrl p;lon OF
iron on the best terms that can be fund at any
deep water shipping po,t in the United States.
Wit. working capital Of fifty !hJu;E dol
lars we will subscribe tel thousand dollars #ar;h
Of la,d, which. nf retiI, j.. i lew y:a"s ti:no,
will be worth 10 il.2 compary one i1G3drc'
THOUSAND dollars. We hope to sc Il ;"yc "t
cnce by capitalists interested IN! :hy STICK al
taken III tie Alexandria tna and lio@ (, ~
patty. tnAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

Michael Kane, who killed his brother, John
!. Kane, in Washington, in March last, and then
made his escape, was arrested yesterday at the
house of his father, having returned, it is said,
with the intention of delivering himself up.
lie was brought before the Washington Police
" Court, and as 1t is understood that he will not
Represented for grade Of homicide higher
than manslaughter, motion was made by bis
counsel for bail, but Judge Smell declined to
take bail and committed the accused to Jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

la Washington letter IN the Baltimore Sun
says: Some OF the recent federal appoint,
! lhents in Virginia have given great dlsSatlSlac-
tl''',tibp to great number of the republicans OF
,rhthat State. They assert that the patronage OF
the administration is being distributed to please
,.1alfew individuals, and not with any regard to
! advancing the interests Of the whole party,
which Is locked upon as rather remarkable IN
,.,,piow Of the Importance OF the approaching
:: ~capnraisn. The element known as carpet-tas-
:. gers object most streuuousy to some OF the APP
appointments Of ex-ConfcderaSes which have
been made, and the coored element, which con-
stitutcs the bulk of the votes, complains bitter
" that its claims are almost entirely overlooked.
Col. Mosby, it is thought, has entirely too
much influence with the administration, and i
is said that although he is Grant man, he has
l., never as yet positively announced himself as a
IT, member Of the republican party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

Don't spend u dollar for Clothing until You
have seen the stock and prices at ). Blondhelln =
corner King and Fairfax streets.
Linen Suits and Ill varieties Of Light, C""'
Material in Suits for Summer wear.
Plain White Fancy Vests in tasty pattern
fancy colors and in great variety.
Black and Btua Cloth Costs and Vests
Also largo assortment 81 Light C,I"f'.
Pants and Vests.
We arc convinced that you will save 'jhti"a
and money by calling NJ BLoHDHElNN.
jc9 Corner King and Fart { I:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
ICOMMUNICATED.

lObMMBSltAlrl'.
PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS. read in the Ga
zctte, few days ago, the description of a pro-
posed new hotel and theatre, on Hing street,
with much interest most sincerely hope that
the company will be formed and the money
speedily raised for the erection Of said struc-
ture. | am anxious to see two cdificcs erected
in Alcxandria-onc large, commanding and
commodcous temple for the use of the Young
Mems Christian Association and persons rcligi
ously inclined. Another for the benefit of those
who seek and will have recreation, amusement
and excitement. | am aware that many Alex
andrians look upon theatres. opera houses and
dancing halls with holy horror, but all such
horror and pious dcnuncation amounts to
nothing You might as well preach against
eating and drinking, and to clrcumscrlDc tho
desire for fashion and dress, as to circunscribc
and change public sentiment and desire for
amusement | am OF the opinion alt efforts t.
suppress thcatcrs, operas aud dancing are just
as futile as similar efforts would be to suppress
churches aud religious associations | have
watched with no little interest and amusing
curiosity the efforts of ministers, deacons, lay
men and sobar-tac2i professors to derive rucrc
alton and excitement under different and de-
cepti7e names. i lev years ago Mrs. Scott
Sildous; acted Henry The VIII. and portrayed
the sublime, the wise. the pure, tho christian
iorti.uGc Of Queen Ca:n2rinc. Mt a minister.
dcacan or iayman Y2t.t 10 SO Or near her rc
cause she occupied stage in Il tilcatcr. bus a
short time afterwards the same taicntcI actor
ess read cop;ous extracts from Shakespeare,
Mary Steuart and other celebrated; pays, ans
pntfnnI thu olorr,-
with their wives. daughters, sisters aG.l friends
vending their way hither to listen to the beau
ties and eloqucuce of the drama.
80, consistency, thou art q jewel
Some FIVE or six years ago invited friend
to accompany NE to hear Forest d.lf~aic
''Richcicu, a master piece Of art and cocu-
ton. He very frankly tod BE taa, he v:ts
member of the church, and ii was acoi,ist his
principles to visit thcators, and then proposed
goirs 70 a musical concert. lie went to the
genius. and the Can Can dance the great and
Only attraction! At another time invited
merchant friend to go with me to Liberty Hall
to hear the famous Bell Ringers. He respect
fully declined because religious duty ntcrftr-
ed; he always attended the Thursday night
prayer meeting. Just at that moment rag
ged and barefoot urchn entered the store,
drew forth from the folds of red cotton hand
kerchef bottle and called for pint of whis
key, which he procured. The boy then started
for home and the merchant to church. Thought
| to myself, whskey traffic and praying,
strange combination, but so wags the world. |
reclte these Instances 10 show the proueness OF
man to seek amusement aud recreation, aud to
what ridiculous subterfuge some men will many
times resort to silence conscience and appear
consistent Let a mere circus without side
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

The Conservatives OF Stafford county are re-
qucSted by Gen. Fitz. Lee, County Superln-
tcndent, TO assemble at the Court House on
the third Wednesday in July, court day, Tor
the purpose of sending delegates to represent
then respective townships in the State Con
sentative Convention, for the nomination OF
State officers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

Thursday last was observed by the ladies of
Fredericksburg as the day for decorating the
graves Of the Confederate dead. A large mum
Der of ladies and gentlemen assembled in front
of the Presbyterian church where they formed
in procession, and preceded by Keysers Baud
of music, under command Of Col. Braxton re-
paired to the Confederate Cemetery, where an
address was delivered by MIR. Seymour White.
immediately after the address the ladies pro
cccdcd to the decoration, and so abundant was
the supply of flowers that not a mound was
passed over without being made the recipient
of wreaths, bouquets, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

The Fredericksburg Herald says IN.
Slaughter & Son, purchasers of the Marye
Milling property, near the railroad, have been
improving largely since their purchase, and lu'
tend this week to commeucc frame building
next below, Is feet front and 36 feet deep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

All accounts speak of the extortions practlccd
in Vienna upon visitors AID strangers in that
city. To such IN extent were they carried on
at the commencement of the Exhibition that
hundreds left rather than submit to them. and
that the rates had to be lowered coDsidera-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

-, A dispatch from Omaha, dated yesterday,
;: says: "A scouting party sent out from Fort
Mcpherson two weeks ago were caught last
night in severe rain storm in their camp, In
Blackwood's creek The camp was flooded.
six privatcs of company +, Sd cavalry, and
twenty four horses were drowned. The rest Of
the command saved their lives by climbing
trees, where they we're compelled to remain
eighteen hours There has been a severe storm
i. West and Northwest for the past three days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

The Portsmouth Enterprise says thatit is I'm
clined to believe that the time has gone by for
the sort of Journalism by which Mr.. Brownow
has won his name and fame" such as they
are. Mere paper abuse is somewhat worse
than waste OF ink and of paper"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

A disastrous fire occurred at Newburg, New
York, yesterday, which swept whole street
and destroyed property to the amount of half a
million of dollars. The fire was caused by boys
smoking among bales of hay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

The Lynchburg Virginian hears from rell-
able source that Col. Mosby thinks that Gov.
Wise will be the next Governor Of Virginia. "
1t is added that Col NJ thinks if Gov. Wise
Is candidate he will have fifteen hundred
majority in Fauauier county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

.'"J a France and SPAIN both, Notwithstanding
l., a their 1sdoptiou Of so-calloa Republican govern
81 S''fqrts appear still to be in transition state
,,s ataatis in condition that looks as if changes
arc likely to happen any day. Nobody will be
surprised to sec new governments III the course
rAsA'F 81 aTs'ort time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

eel T. miss Leo Hudson, whose death recently &C.
'3';1' cured in St. Louis, in consequence OF fall
h,n ;.sren horse whilst performing In the play OF
.E'H'1 Mazeppa, and whose funeral IN Baltimore was
mentioned yesterday, it is said, was native OF
this civ or Lecsburg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

The Mormons who have lately been travel
ling in Europe to gather up recruits, have re-
turned, and say that they have secured
about 100 emigrants who will shortly arrive in
this on11 ntru
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

Mr.. William p. Key has been appointed
ticket agent. in charge of the Orange and Al
exandria railroad Office in Washington, vice
William Il. Gaskins, resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10
SDcciaI Notice.

GENTS EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.
We have just receivcda fresh supply Gents
extra fine hand-sewed Boots, Shoes and SIirl"'r''
of every description, which we nahc't"t"Sy
recommend to be- the very best on sale m the riy'
APPS w. b. " ADDE1, ~ Mig ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

t,,qm sMhile the Alexandra palace, in London, was
,n""' Oh fire yesterday mob attempted to plumber
ss.,! :theburning buildings and the military were
"d ,oibblleed to charge on them, wouDding many OF
-. =, Them, The palace was named after the Princess
af Wales
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-10

"a A great fire occurred at Dublin, Ireland, yes
te,day. 1t commenced in a lumber yard. Prop
erty to the amount of more than 100000 was
destroyed. \ mob stoned tho ircmcn aud II
:, detachment of soldiers which had been brought
TO the spot 10 preserve oricr. jhc latter
:, Changed Oh the mob, woun,:ing many.