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0eW Iu-Qap.
a CARD.

IN THE RATTLE FOR TIE PIANO
haInnriuw TO Mrs. Hall. Oi the tuttI
n],finnol Hotel, | held u ticket for which
/ untd the price asked. my number o"lu-
the last on the list. was not pres "a a.
The rattle, tut understand that J. W.
crawford threw fer me, thruWlu- -
,nich was the highest numb,r thtoNn
nv any one. There was no ob! 'ctluh oE,
Tered to MIR. Crawl ri acting for me, aha
mo result ot his throwing was uuiE re-
corded by the ~tilly-kCepcr. Alter II Wa
n~ScCrtaiuCG however, tAat ms was NV
highest and winning nuinbrr ttlor's
were made D-Tt a>luc what ne nau uuh''
Mr.. crawford. as | am informed, HnaIIN
agreeing tO throw again. The tallN-kcrp..
pr. Mr.. simpson. objected To tins. ana
stated that lie wouli recognize none hNt
the throw already recorded, when sun
remains on the list. The next hlGhcst
throw ( mine was 46. In the face ot all
this the piano was delivered TO the l'rS IL
throwing that number submit to lht
public whether. ali Ot the clrcnhhs'aIc,S
considered, IL was right and proper that
The piano should have been given up un'
Ill this dispute had been ~satisiactorl!
settled.
When came in town some days after
the rattle the committee informed me
that | had won the piano, and that, IN
the manner described above. il had been
awardadto GuIberSon. | called on Gui-
byr>on about the matter, and he told me
il | had won il to 20 and take II then T.
CONSIDERING. he told me 10 bring Mr..
| Crawford To him. | done SO and, iii the
presence of that gentleman, agreed 10
leave the whole affair l. dlSiutercSttd
parties for settlement. He then objected
to the first throwing done 10y Mr.. Cra".
ford. claiming it 10 have been foul. ana
refused To enter nto an. agreement con
cerning the question III dispute. SAVING
that he had the piano. and Intended 10
keep it,. tnN
Pinto. Nov. ETH. 1873. nl2-li%
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DISTRICT OF COLU MBIA.
WASHINGTON. Nov. u.


No official information from Santa
GO de cuba relative to the seizure OF
the Nircinius has been received by
the Department OF State. The Span.
ish Minister of Foreign Affairs, in his
recent conversation with Minister
Sickles, expressed his disapprObatlon
OF the summary manner OF the exc
cutiNn of the persons captured WITH
the Nirginius. and gave his assurance
that no efforts should be spared oN
the Spanish Government to shoW the
United States Government that lis
friendship was more substantial thah
mere words.
Observation-Disclosures has addressed
a lengthy communication To Inc
Washington Chronicle in reply To
Judge Hollis Oi last August, concern
iur the execution of Mrs. Surratt.
He saws Hon. James Speed Is mis-
taken aS 10 seeing the sentence ana
findings in the Presidents office that
Judge Holt urged the speedy Necu-
ton Of Mrs. Surratt in private con
SultatiOu with him ~,JOhnSOn). when
he brought the papers from the >tcrS-
t9rV of War. He sly further. thai
Judge Holt wrote The order aprroN--
ing the sentence of the Court, and II
affixed my name tO it. and, rolling
up the papers, he took his leave, car
rving the record with him. ami de
parting as he had come through the
family or private entrance. lie also
saws 4 petition for clemencv WAS not
attached to tile record, ana questions
the correctness OF Hollis records. as
the petition is not found in the printed
record authorized by Holt and certl'
tiaI - by col Hnrprlt. Snppial JudGp
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of the month. The explanation was
not received as satisfactory Or true.
The steamers Cora and Julia collided
last night ut Antioch. The Cora was
badly stove, but made her way To this
port.
True Blue has wholly recovered
from the slight lamencss with which
he was afflicted after his arrival here,
and Is now i'll perfect condition ,or the
great race next Saturday.
\ iurv vas obtained in the case of
Harris, mate of the Sunrise. this after
noon, i'll the |. :. circuit Court. Mr..
Morrow opened the case for the prose
cution. stating tO the Jury what ne tN-
pected to PROVE ON the trial. lie salu
he would show that Ernest IcEud y
waS beaten almost continually: that
COnditl was beaten every cav till he
killed himself. and that the same was
the case with the others who jumped
Overbuard; aud that Harris was the
guilty party in each ~tran>actlnn.
There are 100 counts in the indictment
against him. Col. Barnes assists i'll
the prosecution of Harris.
The California SIX Company en-
plovs at present about 80 persons,
most of them girls.
y tthanieI Banks is the name Of the
soldier found dead last night near the
Pre>iuiO.
Three hundred and eight Cinnamon
arrived on the steamer Japan to-day.
The Eureka Mining and Smelling
Company has levied al assessment OF
. cents per share, delinquent Decem-
Der -.
Alpha Con. has levied an assess
meut OF S. per share, delinquent De-
cember 10.
GILROY. Nov. l..
Jake Linsor. one of the men who
was escorted out of town last Satur-
dav might, returned To this place YES
terday. ana last night a posse of Nigi-
lanteS took him out of a saloon, ami
escorted him outside the city limits.
On arriving ut a point about two miles
from town. lin>On was given Il good
coat OF tar and feathers. and then was
placed ON a rail and ridden some dis
lance. \. patrol OF men are guarding
the town nightly.
Geo. Bartie, proprietor of one ofthe
d~ance.hOuses that was notified Il
, close. left for HOLSTER on to-dav'>
train. taking his bar fixtures and
women.
CALISTOGA, Nov. IL.
Howard McGeoroe, Editor OF the
this morning. of soitening OF the
brain.
Three large iron condcnserS. weigh
ing three tons each. were shipped tC
Pine Flat to-day, Tor the Son0ma
Quicksilver Mine. which will in three
weeks turn Gu 500 pounds Of quick.
silver Dpr day.
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ASSACEJSET


HOSTON. Nov. Il.
The Steamship ALIAS hence to-day
for Liverpool had 2o >teerare pasSen-
GERS. \ larry proportion OF them
We're mill operatives nd artisans, re-
turning to the old world for lack Of
employment here. Some A factory
operatives came on from Fall River
to embark on the Atlas.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

SEATTLE. Nov. u.
Edwin EellS. Indian Agent at the
>NaNomi>n reservation, walked oil
the end OF Ie>ltv'S wharf last night
into the bay. He was got out u lin
iured.
John F.N lit, aged about 80. Captain
Of the Western Union Telegraph
Com! any'S schooner, in attempting
10 20 on board his Vessel last evening
tel! overheard and was drowned.
There vas 10 ore with him at the
time. ami he was not missed till this
morning. The body WAS found tai,
afternoon Gear the schooner.
+. Suhl0tIer. "A guu>initn ufthis CITY.
WAS attacked win tits OF apo1IeXv at
II O'Clock this morning, and died at
+ p. III.
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ME-. DENT. the father Of Mrs. Grant
was reported TO be dying Oh Saturday,
audltl> said his death Viii have the
effect o; closing up social festivities At
NE " hite House for The winter.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. y.

NOV. i,
\ violent gIle prevailed Yesterday
on the British and I-i>h coasts. and
the harbor> are tiilei this morning
with vessels disabled or seeking
shelter, No serious disaster is yet re-
ported.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y tn" co~partner>hip heretofore eNisf-
ING between the undersigned Iuthe BRAY
lr- business. under the firm name of
Ham Il Co.. has this day been dissolved
10y mutual consent.
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x

All. CnARTZ is authorized to receive
subscriptions tor the SENTINEL ana col
lsct for the same IL this town. MI
persons in Eureka owing Tor suoscrIp-
lions Will pay them to him.
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All moneys duo the late firm Will Ire
collected 10y K. II. E,,lE>rON, who viii
also settle any bills again>t the same.
T. +. HAM.
Il. II. EGLE~TON.
Eureka, Nov. 18th. 1873. nl3-lW~
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NSEpN ANGEL. No. 49, Montgomery
street Room IL. is Sole Agent tor the
Eureka DAILY SENTINEL Ia san tran-
cisco Persons in that city having ouSl-
ness with his office are requisite" To
communicate with him.
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EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10. ISIS.
AGENTS.


All Of whom are authorized 10 r'C'tNe
Advertisements and subscriptions I"t '"N
SENTINEL, and receipt iorthe s""'''
, 1873-12-19

Affairs of tlae WcStern Union Te1c.
UrApl, C0mpnny~-ItutnOr that IL will
IAcrcnitcr ..Nlnkc Regular Dividends
..Tac Suspended Dry Goods EIrln.
Speeia. Disynteh 70 The Chicago 7Ffbtsn<.
NEW YonM, Dec 18.-It was rnmored today that
Tho Western Union Telegraph Company had leascd tho
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph, but no ono has boen
found TO couflr It. It Ia not generally be ieyel
no meeting Of Tho Directors Of tho Western Unon lisa
been held since Tucsduy, when no such arrangement
waB nndc.
Tho story that tho Western Union Is to pay is
inRs to lie stockholders dividends In tho FUTURE In
soad Of ,!ng the money thus received to extend their
l,ee Ia vory widely eroled, as 1t ia well known that
ayng oek Prssen osion says tan, ~ + ha'
THE Dny-6oops TRADE.
There is good reasop for Behaving TINT the danger
n,aiol. M wile most of inc iobbors laid In hcir hit
Rtuska bcforo tho panic came On, md without any
anticrasion Of /, few purchases wero msde on four
mon!lis' tinlc These who hnvo pnper which fdH duo
at the present time have bud an'Gle orrortinity to
prepare for tho ovon mud have had advantage Uf tho
fowod Into tic Wcst and sonth in large qantitiea to
grain and cotton. and for soyern weeks past coll
lec.tona from both qnurtcss hive hcen very good
yesterday stfll nwnt tho ecsion Of Tho committee OF
their creditors in wloBo hans they lared their Affairs.
NStnng new y ~ ,eFsrd T. @ osr g
Denny. Poor ! g., No aaa 1tosds:y; haa failed;
on is beinR eomnncaed to prominent banker On
the street, he said he would buy $50 o0o worth Of the
eoacnea n H. % psrtse
NEw Yonk, Dec. 1e.-wight + Tin!nghast, dry
Today Of their inability o meet maturing obligations:
Tho suspension WIZ caused by losa Of credit occaaoned
W he failure 9 t. " g. sf
In tic firm OF Wight / Til!in ghast.
, 1873-12-19
MATRIMONIAL.


Speeiaf Dtsratch u Fha Ehfeayo Tribune,
DLooMiNa1oN, ILL.,, pue. l8.-The wedding OF Mr.
rhila ]. beyosdgo son Of Gov. Deyoridgs anA Aliss
Bloomington. niece Of Col. aud hlrA. r. +. Morgan,
reeurated here this evening. Ina ovcnt haa for
people Of this city, and, lnou throughout tne State,
aud attsacts to this city large compa,y Of uyisd
guests. Tho marriage ceremony wins performed Ut
Moy j. N. Morrison, Ut half-,,ast 8. Tbs bride WIS
dressed in magnificent: 1roas Of rich white Bat!u.
trimmed With corded tk and vino, of
Grunge blossoms. Tie bridesmaids were ai4s Nelie
Briggs, Of Bloomington Miss Hattie lloyd, uoonng
ton; Illus Molly Tincy, Burlington, H., ana Mlaa Sue
j. q. Lanphiss, aud I'D. D. Kmba! Of Chicago, and
Maurice Atsrue aud f. r, Dubois. .of Springfield. Tue
wedding reception hsla In As apsoiouA parloFs ot
, 1873-12-19

tho Ashley House. aftor whloh banquet prepnrod III
tic neat atyc Of tho art. was rartnken of. Tin conn
pnny rprsa tho light tsnaate until '"tH i nF oro mo
trimmed with appronrIato and beautiful te-
signs In flowers aud leaves, anl presented
a beautiful appearance. Tho raaaage from tho car.
riagea tu Tho Ashley 1ioao entrance was cAolieu Anu
carrotcd Tho wedding. presents wcro very valuable
and numerous. very lrae company q gnosss were a
tose present wcro Gov. Dovoridgo mud family, ]. il.
1savorflgs, Jacob Bum mud lady, Mr.. and Mrs. Dnck
Mrs. shoilont tho MIascs I1usnt, MI. md Mrs. O. NJ
telnon Miss Katis Htattsston com1niHainer brown,
Virgil 1lickox, Senator strong senator caase ". A.
j. N 1iaater ana ady. Mr. Devordge and lady left OH
tho Ohirago Alton night tran for at. LoniB Anl tac
South, whore they Will spoud tho honeymoon.
, 1873-12-19
CRIME.


Spsctd Di!tMsteh to Tbs Chicdvo Tff6nHs
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Dec. IA man passing by
the uaue of Munol aas Crane, as bccn in this city
for tho past teu days OF more, representing him
he began by dcpoeiting 800 III tho F1rst
National Bank, fur convenience only, 10
said, not AZ part Of his captal for purchasing.
ue has made Bomo actual transactions Of business
hero, lie Was recognized under tho mama he gavo BY
ono Of our wcli-known citizens, who had known " s
having transactions in Missouri some timo snce, and
know nothing against him. 10 has here had dealings
with Mangold, ntbbar1 + Co.. jess Widoo, and A. A.,
formed casual acquaintance with hauk-
ors here. To-day he presented checks forged
with the signatures Of the aboye-nnneu Arms, aud
drew from the First National Bunk about 800 from
tho City National Dank about 81 po0 und from Fuilera
covered that tic checks forged. Tho man Is sup
posed to hayo loft town Immediately on getting Tie
money. Dispatches have bean sent to In
toreept him, il on any train; but no satis-
factory response has set been received. He Ia
30 to IS yours old; haH arkbrown hair sandy whisf
ers OH LIS cln; erect, and broad-ahouIcred. He ia
Raulamaniy and buslless-uke III hia mannorH.
, 1873-12-19
NEW YORK..

Etlibuater Exiting Out--Chnrfty Sub"
acrtptfonEs-Ill1oss OF john Il. Owens.
tho Actor.
New YoRK, Dec, 1s.-Ths htcamer Edgar Stewart,
which 1naLe successful landing Ut her afsh cargo Of
arlnB aud men upon tho island of Cuba a ea1d 10 bo
hunR out ut Daftinoro for another run.
CHARITY, .....
Tho Charity Amateur Dramatic A. tacation will Eivo
aperformanre at tho Academy Of Music, on Saturday
night uext for tho benefit Of tho widows and orphans
Of victims Of tho vtrgnius massacre. Tho Affair ia
undor tho management Of Mra. Sheridan Shook, the
The collection Mt tho meeting Of tho Evangelical Al
lance, on Sunday evening" Tor the fan,l!os Of Pro-
fesaors pronier mud oarrasco, who wero lost On the
Vllto du Havre, amounted to nearly 81 200.
PERSONAL.
John E. Ovens, tho comedian, Is lying seriously III
fall willis playing Toodlcs " on Monday evening.
, 1873-12-19
TO THE GRAVE.


Funeral Obsoquics OF tho Lnto Prof.
Agnssiz.
Prof. Apssaiz ook psce lis afternoon in tho Appleton
Chnpo Harvard Univnrstty. Tho chapel waa otab-
orateiy decorated With funeral embens, md flowers,
versity. Tho remains, inclosed I'll = plain burial
caae coycrod with flowers werc borne Into tho chapel
ore.nist performing voluntary from ths ana CHORUS
Of tho Passion Muslo Of Sebastian Bach. The serviccs
thsn begun Th Tho sh'nns 10 Of
The Mngs 0h,pe Liturgy wae then read by Rev. 4. p
asfsea 4 H. ~ agns 9S
"ao 10 tho Grave" Thia eu'!el tho sl1np1e aud i'm
ss r eS ID Tas n'H
aD-sd fch in "Sau war performed on the organ.
Along eossege followed so Us burial rlaee IN Mount
many being unable to gain admitsance. Among those
present ware Vice President wilaon Gov. washburn,
Emerson, nnda largo number Of other distinguished
persons; The church bells iu Boston and I'd Cambridge
ing the progress OF tho funeral
THE PosT-MonTEM ExAMrNAT1oN.
p4s go aa.*sx anSs pess va Gss rs ft1 Sn" %sic.
brownsoaaard, Tho hos made diseases Of tho nerves
S,nssii son.ds5;ss,fy ;f psssa! s. %ymss; eaa
aso Hnt!sng IN his preseues md observation, and
agreed with Dr.. Brown-sequard as to tue great dim
Guilty anu ohsenrty OF the case Under theHe crcun
stances, Prof. Agasszs friends readily consented to
post-norem examination, and took measures to make
II thorough possible. Bowen Of tho moat
eminent phystcianB Of Cambridge end Boston
were summoned to tho autolasy, namely: Dr.
John jackson, Dr., Calvin Ellis, Dr.. X. II.
Fttz, Dr.. James Putnam,. DR.. Jeffrlcs. Wyman 81
Harvard College. DR.. Morrill, Wyman, who attended
Agassiz In hiR inGRs, and Dr.. Weber. DR.. own8e-
guard was unfortunately obliged to leave for New
York.
Tho examination was held to-day, and lasted upward
Of four hours. Tho brain ad a tho vital orgaus cape
caily the Aoart, examined With great The
stomach aud liver, fur yet appears, were free
from disease; hut III the heart found evidences
Of tho trouble with which thu Professor suffered few
yearB ago Special attention paid to the brain,
which found to be very largo and heavy, though
s exact woight has not Jet been determined. Tie
quantity Of blood In the brain not unusually
Arge,-at least not large enough to Indicate dis.
ease. Careful examination NAB made Of
the baHe Of tho brain, aud the physicians,
though yot uuprepared to give definite opinion,
iuolined to regard this tho principal scat Of
tile disease. Tho council determined, however, to
bring to bear overy resource that modern acanco fur
nuhes. This will require close microscopic study Of
the brain, and to insure success in this 1t will
| merry in diseases Of tito brain n "grosa ex-
| a1niaation," It Ia termed, waa .nnde, and II
simple nopection Of the organ revealed disease.
tho examination was no furthor pursued The micro
| Hcorio methods, however, Wills they postpone the
verdict, uake tile determination OF much moro value
After conrudiug THUR examination tn-lay the Bev-
eral rhysiclans divided their labors and nlo arrange
1nents to continue their Investigations separately OF
conjolnuy ~ the case may require.
, 1873-12-19

proiong the suffering Of agricultural interests.
To this opinion, 10 contident!y asssrteI 1nothinks
sssl II ts' &ero a s
listen 10 contraction; but until tLen sla objeut"
nat ny frlsn you aFe allow me tS say greatly ms
how can you pay III Certainly only by the profits you
eau nuke by farming Then the noru tho e1peuses
Of conducting your farm aud buprotting your family
with to discharge your mortgage. II your gratn beef
pork, kc. bring aB naurh they now do, wble your
expenditures are greatly leasened wonla you not have
debss? Now tlen Is certain TINT, wero tl.e natural
volume of currency restored, your cropH would bring
,ag nsss ss At Mo' %a0 your
unEATEA MARGIN or NET INCOME.
Suppose, for Illustration, your whole iucomo to be
roAtrs aud interest upon your niortgage g., saves
you nothing wlerewitA to reduce tile principal, T4en,
II your products bring much NJ tluy now do Willis
a4n & yo BE- M
nual tnssusnent Of $400, whch would clear OH the
gago III tive years, and yet to do this, you need
now enjoy So tho aooner tho currency is rossofel,
The gooner will you bo ..........
ABLE 70 p1soaAnaE xoun MORTGAGE.
IT, In addition to this, you ablo te secure the pro-
eotion Of tue National uovernu.eus aguinAt the iu
positions Of tho railroads, you would have still
greater ha!anco IN your favor.
10y fur higher degree Of prosperity than they haso
cyer hitherto done. Tho Introduction of machinery
hus 80 facilitated produeiuu md reduced lho amount
nrofts thn ever bcfore n,ls would, but for tho III.
ustcs they suffer from tho two Causes that have ooen
mentioned. ..--,,- H.,
farmers uY tue country should unite theF voices ant
her yo.es in fyor Of to contraction Ut tho oursenc,
TILL At rAA WITH GOLD. a..
II thor do this, thuy will certany accomplish thai
objsc pines thay Lold the balance Of owst aud ca.
aiaat. such tssa = tey please Fortunately sav
I1..t$ nnA1 all cth
, 1873-12-19
nanls irregularities in pittsburg.

Special Dif,uf<A "a JAe C1ica9o 7flb4ns.
p1TTsDunu, ra Dec. l8-Tho testimony, ~ eticfted
In the investigation of tho ato waetbond defalcation
shows peculiar methoda Of banking, carried
on in this city The National Trust Company WIS run
by Grier 80 at leaat George seie. tho bookkeeper,
testified, Tho Directors troubled tho Bank, for
they Ind implicit confidence In their Cashier, Gror.
cd, bannco struck by Grier out Of hia lead, always
correct and that was satisfactory. seidie testified to
covering up e4U0,o00 Of falao entries, which
he 1uatlo by Grbr's orders. The bank was
completely gutted by Gricr, before 10 left, and lo
tsuidIe) knew II, but he wouldn't tell: He aao knew
that oss was depositig there tho citya money against
the INV, but he Kept quiet. When seills came OF The
Rtand he was nErostel On a warrant issled by AID.
McMaatcra, for conspiracy, and gavo bail In $5Qoo
for bearing Tuesday.
The Security Trust Company creditors Aro Just In
vesgating that bank, which closed the ay Brady SUE
peuted It seems Brady waa the bunk, aud tho bauk
wus Brady. and 1t Just ba1oy possible that the poor
depoAitora will get about rs cents Oh tho dollar, aud
thAt III tlc way that iuhtitutton WIS run, whoae D-
rectors Of the heaviest business men in ths
city.
, 1873-12-19

e."1Jn 'A4oRo "Ao PAo5 "t~'' @Ao ~".N'eoN W. ~
people. .,.,,. If ,.,,a,. .,,o,,, ,,,op.,,,d ,n.t
lhrniofn, hnoVo a' otnesst enonu unuestIn4 1nas .
not lee nAt e1eats ca nofss my ~ o y ~ ~ nn Nv
nb"es @ U! Inpcr inoheS. "ete e"o ,i ~
wv nt aaut1tihi u eGnna R' uf 1 ~ ~ M uo I IT,
III s.lcunuus,, aRtae"'l"Fa' tf'o"eH "o"" "o' y" AZ
cfeaaea III Salue u,x.x
n,. ,.. Ut i rEN"l.. 7. .s,. ,o. r,,.o III, rrtc.
nHt hucn az iksqe whs ~ .omn % no' i antn 'v ,ano @
he cost u me-product1oh anu I'LL INC expenses VI
hT!h9. :.
10 ait ths u may ne fepaeu " Mn"t yon say nay @ 10
LOT lne farmers nas nom ~ wa'u @ snoss 'ty *
smpfoy hf Iepy, hs uc ost9t @ IT, ri ~ i,,"nraI ~
s'E cuiMoyefa. aHetf "aHGn ~" Au ~ w ti,;
nut ~ VIII tneif oxeHses VI HyIhH. 1He.5t .uu5
EuShaso VIII W IeanSeu IT, ~ isans ,n 10 @ ti i
~ ae'E WaAes, anu "uat tley IT. .p'e ~ ns' n M ~
y @ go9u ue"I moro tnan i r - .nr.,. "m5
- !t Wy p'4' ~ % ''oiu " ""y % h - ~ IL r,,rs
.nas tley Will be ns sufos bs1leh'ea na 'ho '4soe's
'"et"'aises. ,,u ,ux,,,-,,,, ,vrp,rsra
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~ ~ nasloil Ill act WI Iccsis1 ~ ~ i,
!Iun'i.s!no EoAto,ho u souM @ ~ saa si H., =" "''
"'tl'o ~ nunest oetHla.on wv ~ !t!"auu ] ~ -,
PIT VIII ot tno currency S a., IT, ~ , ~. @ e
w. snA1 W! oo lncaeu uy ~ uss ~ LII, II. III.
6.nt, 6uut, IN ,,,s ~ 'S1 "e "e0 ~ Ito "''' w."
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an'o 'ny sccin !ui,o ! w i,,so ~
H. fe T. r. h9 9a ~ r III o ,.sat ~ M .nourv
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, 1873-12-19
TERRIFIC HA1L.S1QRM.

ator,us, accompanied by wiud, rain, and lightning,
Witnessed in this vicinity, nasscd over the r!ty
this aforaoon at $50 O'CLOCK The barometer ut tho
Signal Station couuencet falling, Rnd In few min
utes fell half an inch. For ten minutes tho wind blow
At tue ratio of tyen,y-sx miles an hour followed as
minutes amounted to at III inch, flooding tho atreets.
The hailBtones weGo rough aud OF peculiar shape,
Weighing from one to tlrco OUNCES. As yet no have
heard Of no damage.
, 1873-12-19
THE ST. LOUIS BRIDGE,

sr. Lou1s, Dec. 18.-All the arches Of the bridge
across the mississippi here now closed, tho cepro
tubes Of tho oAatern spun having been inserted early
this morning at noon party Of laaica aud gentle
men walked nut to the nadlo arch, and hostod tho
stars and stripes tho tower or The pier amid tho
blowing OF whisca Of tugs aud Btel,erat and chcera
Of quito crowd of people on each bunk Of the river.
The outer ribs Of the Centro aud EASTERN arches Of tue
bridge will be rapidly cloBel up and tho work Oh tho
Auperstructuro 10 vigorously pushed forwerl, It iH
confidently expected that tAU bridge will bo completed
and traIns running by the 4th Of July next.
, 1873-12-19
Alleged Theft from Freight Cars.

Suecut Ufspaseh 10 The Chfeaao TrftuHs
AUBURN, Intl., Doc. 18.-Tho trial of Cyrus Gimp
TIL tho Charge of rohhiug freight OH tie De-
roi. E niyer Illinois hroaa M % has neen ~ IN progses
given to The jury who have not yet returned ver~
dict. 1t is tho gsnera! opinion tat io will bo found
guilty. Tho principal witness for tho prosecution Is
9, j. Dectt, who gave evidence that tho defense
u,able to upset. lIla two acconpiccd ]. L. Sponage
mud J.. Punkctt, wlo dug their wsy out Of JUL Last
week, Qra still at largo,