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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-20

The Galaxy Course of lectures and readings which
is to be given at the Church of the Disciples every
Tuesday evening from the 9TH of October to the
S0th of December will assemble remarkable list OF
attractive names and offer entertainment TO great
variety of tastes. Miss Anna Il. Dickinson Will open
the series, and among those who are to follow are
Henry Ward Beecher Oakley Hall, Grace Greenwood.
Gen. Banks, John Brougham, DIR. Hepworth, and
Wendell Phillips. He will be hard 10 please who
cannot find satisfaction in such diversified company
There is nothing like having good command OF
language. Western editor recently had para
graph (oi seven lines) to write about oysters, ana
within the brief extent of this he called them I. Oys-
ters lplan .. succulent Bivalyes; g. Dainty Luxn-
ries; 4. VIscID M0RsEIsl This last phrase caps tho
climax. Viscid Morses" is good OF course rs
only applies to the small fruit which they have
oct Wost-morses rs no namo for tho baby-hka
beauties VI Fulton Market
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-22
The Late Vim. N. Meredith.

The late VIM. M. Meredith, OF Phila-
delphia, whose death in that city on
Sunday morning has been announced,
was one OF the first lawyers and fore
most men OF Pennsylvania. Born one
year before the close OF the last century,
be lived in the most interesting era Of
American civilization, and filled up his
life with virtue and usefulness.
Without attempting distinction"
says the Philadelphia Press, "it came
to him as the fruit comes to healthy
tree. Without mingling in the busy
strifes OF party, honors were as frequent,
ly declined as they were frequently o.
fered. He was never what might be
CALLED prodigy, but his Influence was
prodigious. He ripened early, and at
the time OF his death be was, 80 to
speak, mellow with a long experience
and a sound learning. He was an in
tuitive lawyer; 30 wise aud safe,
always, that his opinions be-
came the maxims OF his profession, and
his principles the guiding-stars OF a
great community. He was a whig, but
never an anti-Msson. Hdwas su Amer
ican, but never a knov-nothing. A
President Taylor's Secretary Of the
Treasury for only q brief period, be
served long enough to leave states
mans mark oa the records OF the de-
partment. As a legislator he was emf
nently safe and sagscious. As delegate
in the two last Pennsylvania State
constitutional conventions be favored
all reforms that were liberal, and op-
posed sll that were revolutionary. No
higher proof OF the value set upon him
by his fellow citizens could have been
given than his unanimous election a.
president OF the second OF these boties
still in existence, though lot now in
session. He was among the Ode,
members, and, with toe exception 0.
the venerable Heury c. Carey, We tL;lk
the very Oldest man o. the one hundred
and thirty-three."
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OHIO.

Accident-Five Persons
Killed.
LovBLNAD, August 2l.-A terrible &C
cident occurred on the Marietta and
Cincinnati railroad. The Chillicothe
accom- odation collided with freight
train. making a total wreck of the en-.
gines and baggage car, and killing
James Perrigo, brakeman; Samuel W.
Howard, baggage master; Charles Rat
ten, fireman; Edward Rstten. engineer.
Walter Rhodes, the express agent, was
badly scalded. None OF the passengers
except one who was on the baggage car
and he but slightly. The cause OF the
accident was on account OF the freight
train being twelve minutes behind time.
He has been arrested and will be tried
for manslaughter A wsrrent is out for
the arrest Of the engineer
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-22
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
DR.. L0NGD0N'S
General Practice
Mainly devoted 10 the
Cure OfChrOnic Diseases
More than 500 Gases Successful
y Treated During the past
Eight Months.
Many of these are Among Our
Most Eminent and RespeCta-
bic Citizens.
They VIII Rear Testimony to-Dr.
LOngdon's Great Practical SIKH.
NoCAsE TREATED THAT CANNOT BE
CURED ORrPERM ANESTLY BESE.
FITTED.
TheJCost ofIrraaiment Within the
Reach of All.
They VIII Bear TestImOny to-Dr.
LOngdon's Great Practical SIKH.
SOCASE TREATED THAT CANNOT BE
CURED ORIpERM ANESTLf BENE.
FITTED.
TheJC0st ofIrrPaiment Within the
Reach of All.

Every facility for theI certain Diagnosis
and skIlliul treatment ofau Chronic Dis
eases.
A powerful Galvanic Battery containing
thirty-two Cells, with RheOtOme COmmen-
tat Dr, Rod, Movable Disc, Fork, Hydrostat,
Indicator, Combined Current and Polarity
Changer, and many other Electrical lnstru-
ments for the treatment OF Diseases Of the
Eye, Ear and Nervous system. No Nervous
Disease should be considered incurable un-
Ill Electricity has been well tried.
Physicians not having the instruments
and time for treating Chronic Nervous Dis
eases may recommend their patients with
these ailments 10 DR.. LOngdon with the as-
surance that he will apply electricity and
magnetism in the most scientific manner.
Electrothermal baths administered when
ever indicated.
"A new Compound Microscope, an instru.
ment OF wOndrOus power, enabling the ply
sician 10 detect with absolute certainty
many obscure Diseases Of the Heart, Blood,
Kidneys, Urinary Organs, and Nervous
System. Specimens OF urine examined and
a poatitely correct diagnosis given In every
case.
DR.. LongdOn is consulted daily on all
forms OF Chronic Disease. Much OF his
practice is devoted to the mare graz" aud Db-
suldte mdlddies which family physicians
have failed tO cure.
In describing your disease give M cage,
sysptoms, and postoiiice address. Enclose
a fee OF S. and your case will be carefully
examined and the necessary medicines for
one months treatment, with special letter
OF advice promptly forwarded 10 you 10y
mail or express. Many long standing aud
inveterate ailments may be cured I'm this
way at very moderate expense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-22
CINCINNATI.
The River SfIIl Risfng-Accident 10
the Steamer Diamond.

The River SfITI Risfnx-Accident 10
the Steamer Diamond.
CINCINNATI, August 2l.-The river is
rising, with ten feet Of water, which will
make eight aad one half feet between
here and Louisville.
The marks have been put on the
Newport Water Works, by Colonel
Merrill, and indicate the space under
the bridge.
The Diamond collided with the centre
pier OF the Newport bridge, bat did no
damage.
Alice Brown, with elk barges Of iron
ore, passed up. The Ark, Eva Williams,
Joseph A. Stone, Ny Choice, Fred.
Wilson No. >, Diamond, Dick Fulton
No. 3, Tom Rees No. 9, Bengal Tiger,
Little Whale. Tom Dodsworth, Lion,
Hornett No. 2. Geaut, John Gilmore,
Sam. Miller, John Dippold, Resolute,
and George Lysle, passed down
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KANSAS.
Discovery OF Lend.

BAXTER SPRINGS, August 2l.-Great
excitement exists over the discovery Of
lead in the streets Of this city. A ne-
gro boy found it by accident few days
ago, since which time the street has
been vacated and the city counci! aud
citizens generally, turned out to mining
it. 1t is in immense quantities and near
the surface.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
The Patrons OF Husbandry.

BosroS, August 2l.-A number OF
gentlemen, mostly grain merchants,
have organized Grange OF the Order
OF Patrons OF Husbandry." John B.
Bartlett was elected Master, and Her
bert Radcliffe Secretary. The full
number OF chartered members was OBJ
tanned. 1t is proposed to form Oranges
in all the grain ports on the Atlantic
cosst
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VIRGI MIA
r z M ALE STITUrE,
sTAUSToS. VIRGINIA

Ten experienced teachers In the PnzI,sl,
o2ufs.; -Four IN the Language; seVsn Ina
u uAic, with twsniy.seysu neg lnstTuLnFnts
IN n-- rive teachers Of ornamGutsi
Dfauches. Pupib isT s.-ysntAsu STATES
Chartered IsN re-OT IzLIzsi pa.
fCT catalogues Dies
Rev. X n. PHILiPr,
SRgH-5g Principal.
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PHILADELPHIA
Died.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-Rev.
Dr.. Peter Van Pett, formerly Professor
OF Oriental Languages ia Burlington
College and Divinity School, OF Phila.
delphia, died here this forenoon, aged
seventy-ive. He was a highly esteem-
ed clergyman of the Episcopal church.
Fuherai Of Hon. Ym. NJ. Meredith.
The funeral Of Hon. VIM. NJ. Me.
redtb, took place at noon, at Christ
Church and was largely attended by tn e
prominent citizens.
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MEMPHIS.
An Indian Hung.

MEMPHIS, August 2l.-John Chill
dars, an Ind ian,.. was hung at Fort
Smith. Arkansas, on last Saturday, for
the murder Of man named Wedding,
in Kansas in 1870. This ia the first
Indian from the Cherokee, or any other
nation hung for murder.
The Patrons sofHusbaudry,
The appeals Helena, Arkansas dis
patch says that delegates from the
oranges Of Phillips. Monroe, Lee and
adjoining counties, assembled to-day at
Phillips academy, near this city, to
celebrate the introduction OF the order
of Patrons Of Husbsndry into this Sec
ton. About eight hundred ladies and
gentlemen were on the ground.
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DELAWARE.
HSaVy Storm.

WILMiSGTos, August 2l.-The rain
storm last night carried away the feed
er O! the Delsware and Chesapeake
canal, together with part OF the Della.
ware Compsny's bridge, stopping slI
traffic for the present.
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WISCONSIN,.
Fire at Waterford.

RACINE, August 2l.-A fire at Water
ford, in this county, early yesterday
morning, destroyed the brick store, oc'
cupiei by Heg & Christensen, Chris
tiapsen's shoe shop, Harden's carriage
sohp and Hollinbake's blacksmith and
wagon shops. The estimated loss So
900.
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Victims OF Obscure Disease,

Seeking safety and restored health,
should use DR.. Helmbolds Extract
Buchu. This article is officinal and
standard. It is, moreover, the only
preparation that develops the full value
OF Buchu as diuretic. 1t is a perfect
specific for all diseases of the urinary
organs in male or female. Beware OF
counterfeits and limitations, which un-
scrupulous men are endeavoring to palm
off upon DR.. Helmbold's reputation.
Look for the Doctors signature on the
wrapper.
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BROOkLYN.
Suicide.

BROOKLYN, August 2l.-Chsries
Marshal, druggist, at GAL Myrtle av-
enue, committed SUICIDE yesterdy BY
standing himself in the heart with q
knife. Deceased was comparatively
well. Cause unknown.
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TEXAS.
Republican State Ticket.

DALLAS, August 2l,-The Republican
State Convention, which met here on
the 18th inst, adjourned yesterday.
There was a large attendance and the
proceedings were harmonious. The
ticket is SIS follows:
For Governor, Edward J. Davis ;
Lieut.. Governor, Col. r. A. Taylor /;
comptroller, J. w. Thomas; Treasurer,
General a. T. Monroe; Commissioner
OF the Land Office, Hon. Jacob Kuch-
'eri superintendent OF Public Instruc,
i1on, General \. B. Norton.
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PROBABILITIES.

OPF1CE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,
WASHINGTON, August %, A. n.
PROBABILITIES.
For toe New England, the Middle
States and Lower Lake region, falling
barometer, rising temperature, light
southerly 10 south westerly winds with
cloudy and threatening weather, and
with light rain. For the South Allan
tic aud Eastern Gulf States, increasing
barometer pressure, light easterly to
southerly winds, continued low tenn
porsture sud light rain on the coast
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and
westward 70 Kansas. light southeaster.
ly to souhtwesterly winds, rising tenn
perature aud clear or partially clear
weather. For the Upper Lake region
and thence westward to the Missouri
Valley, stationary to rising barometer,
light variable winds gradually shifting
10 north aud west lower temperature
snd areas OF light rain.
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FOREIGN.
ROME.
Fight with Brfgands.

RoKE, August 2l.-A dispatch just
received by the Government from
Salerna, states that a desperate fight
has taken place between the Govern
ment forces and a band of brigands,
near that city. The chief of the bri-
gauds, named Mazila, was killed, and
nearly the entire band extirpated.
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University of Virginia

opens October !; continues through nine
months. II ~ organized In schools on the
eleCtiy" system. with full cDufEes In laslc-.
Literature, Sci"ncc with practic" In them.
Ical aud PHyticHl l.aGrHtOriasj, In Law,
Medicine Euzi neeTingr Teaching and AgTi.
culture Apply for Catalogues Ia JAMfg-
=. HARR. son, Chairman +. %. University
Of Virginia, AlDCmHrIe Co., Va.
auRll-cgb
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THE HANNAH MORE ACADEnY.

VNHE DfOCFIAN SCHOOL FOR GIRTS.
L niicCn miles g. 90 Baltimore. Oilers
special luduccmcu, 10 those dedrInR for
their daughters car iul iIRlnipg, thorough
instruction, high culture and the innuencrs
OF aChr!stian home. Tho next term will
begin on Wednesday, September 10Th, lTB.
Address
REV. ARTHUR. RICH, ". D.,
jui22-b ReIstaTst0wn Nd
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
5tNunCoIl, Va.

HcTins IN tw"nty-'our;h animal session
S"pt"mbeT 18th, 1873, one ~ the first schools
Tor young ladies In the South. Twenty.
three teachers and officers: buildings Clo-
giant scenery grand health unnrp used !.
feeble constitutions here restored pupils
rom all the fiiLnen states, from Maryland
To Texas. Board and college tuition Tot
scholastic year $40.
For catalogue oi finy.four pages address
Rev. ". A. HARRIS, Pres.
augli stanton, Va.
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MRS. &. T.. SMITHS

CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
- Children In the Lindsey Inhtltuts
building, will Reopen September Sth, 1917.
English branches, Mathematics and MOdorn
languages by competent teachers. Paint
ing aud drawing classes taught by Mn.
Wilkinson. The location IL very desirable,
being central, quiet and easy OF access. For
circulars or further inform alton apply Ia
Mis Smyth, Chapline street, near 2Nh, (oli
LIST street,, or at the school rooms.
fulgI-Fh
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PORTUGAL.

The Laying OF New CabIe Com.
Inenced at Lisbon.
LISBON, August 2l.-The work OF
laying the cable from this point to Rio
Jauiero, was commenced this morning.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Assassination of the Wife Of u Me.
ehaulc.

chaukCs
New ORLEANS, August 2l.-Mr.
John Yeageri residing at the corner OF
Claiborne and Sixth streets, upon re-
turning home last evening from carpen-
ter work, found his wife, Catharine
Yeager, aged twenty-five years, lying
dead in the yard with eight buckshot
wounds in her breast and left arm.
There is no clue to the assassin.
The Indians.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2l.-The lat
est advices from Fort Duncan state that
the Mexican Commissioner, Montero,
and the man whom the Com
missioners sent with him to Saragosa,
has Just returned. On their arrival at
Saragoss they found many indians in q
state Of alarm on account ofthirty arm.
ed Mexicans from Santa Rofa having
appeared near the Indian camp to pre-
vent the removal OF the Indians to the
United States. The Indians demanded
of Montero that they be authorized 10
drive the Mexicans of, or that troops
be sent for that purpose. Montero took
some Mexican soldiers and thirty 10.
dians and rode to the camp of the tur-
bulent Mexicans on the same night,
but as soon as the latter heard him COM
ing they packed up and skedaddled.
Montero sent Indians on alter
them with instructions to bring
them back into Saragosa. These
men had captured Sarsea, Monteros
Secretary, but when they discovered
that it was not Montero himself they
took his horse and let him 60 on his
way on foot. The indians are anxious
for removal. 1t is possible that the
Commission at Kinso' VII send for
troops for an escort for lnc party on
the Mexican side Of the Rio Grande.
This, as it is supposed, will not cause
any trouble between the DatioRal g"vi
ernments thought 1t may provoke =
conflict with some Of the local author
ties.
The Incomplete census OF the Indians
in one camp shows two hundred and
ninety-seven, and it is presumed the
number that will be at Saragosa IN
few days will amount TO between four
hundred and twenty and four hundred
and fifty.
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NOtre Dame Of Maryland,

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES, CONDUCTED by the HcbDol ria.
tSrs OF NOTe Dame, Two and half miles
north Of Baltimore.
This Institution is located In the most do
s,TADe psTt Of Baltimore county, at the In.
tcrbsCtlon Oi Charles street and Homeland
avenues, about three miles north " the
Warrington Monument oi Baltimore city
The grounds are well shaded, handsOmPiy
designed with fine walks and csrris ge roaiS,
and eItensI7ely planned for exercise and
recreation.
The building l. constructed and furnished
with every sccsssOry and appointment iDr
comfort, convenience and safety. ~ IL
thoroughly ventilated, well heated Dy hot
water, lighted ny gas, and each story IL pro-
yldsd with eIcelie ni spring water, speAE M
tubs, electric bells and clocks. A sscuriiy
against fire there are two plugs In each
story with ho-e attached. To call assistance
al any moment Of danger an electric alarm
has been placed In the tower. Arrange
msnb have been made 10 accommodate
PsrlOr BOsrdsrs or Young Ladies who wish
~ give attention 10 special branches and
desire 10 enjoy the comforts Of p,lyatg
apartments. The systern Of educatlon az
lords 5ery advantage for the cqulsition OF
a refined and BOIld eJucaiiDn. special a..
ientiOn VIII De given 10 the German aud
French languages.
TERMS PIX ASSUH:-B Board and tuI.
uOn, including the French and German
language, Plain SeeJlevork, the eleTnsnts
Of Drawing and Vocal Music ~, irrs1u
lars or PariOr Bparders SE1Q. Music, ,PaIntInz.
: -panIh, DC, form extra charYez
FOR special lniyrfnatlOn address DIRElT.
RE-S sORE DANE or MARYLaSD
OoVanstOTn POsiJiiirs, Baltimore opuniy'
Nd. EnziIsyh -
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AGENTS READ THIS.

OUR GOODS MUST BE SOLD. WE
" will pay agents a salary Of 81 per we"k
and expenses who engage with us AT once.
Steady employment. Address
q. w. BODIEE Il co,
suE2C-gb Battle Creek, Mich.
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( D U {: Alto N Al.
Professor Wanted.

A PPLlCATI0NS WITH TESIIMoNI.
~ AIS for the chair of Ancient I.angna.
gss and Literature, In West viryInis Uni.
Versity, will he received until August y7th,
1873 at which time the Regents will elect.
Salary sliO0 per snnum. Fall term begins
September 3, 1878. Address
~. &. STuRGlSS, Secretary.
auglS-ra Morgantown, W. Va
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WEST VIRGINIA


The year hsGinS In all departments on
W EDN ESDAl, SEPE.J, 1873
ProL +. =. Lyon, with a full stan of
thoroughly quaI!llsd assistants, has charge
Of the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information In regard 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart.
ments may be obtained from the secretary
OF tho Faculty, IrOf Geo W. Glover, or the
uudeugncd. ALEN. MARTIN,
Prrsi dent.
hoRGANruwN, w. Va, Aug. ., ls7t
augl3uC
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Shepherd College,

Ses,ion opens SHpt. ., lS7s. Two depart
ment- -CO!rgiaie and SOTmRl-mRls Bd
CUurS" extensive. Experienced
tescheE. Total expenses per year, as.
state normal pupils pay no tuition others
$40, .lj, go, according % studies. For circu.
lam address the Principal.
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National Business College,

DEEPARESI YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
L for business lie. IL has the best toach-
cis, best cour,c uf study, aud does most fOr
Its students. Students receive personal In.
struction, and advance as rapidly NJ their
ability will admit. For circular giving full
Information, SddusV
MARTIN & FRhSHEK,
RuRli Wheeling, W. Va.
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
West Liberty, Ohio Co., West Va.

LNALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 18th 1877.
i This school Offers, NJ minimum C &,
superior facilities for the acquisition ,t "A
thorough. practical education Is delightful.
ly located In the healthiest portion OF the
State.
send Tor GatalO yuc containing fIll pa, tlSu.
laIs To JAS. T.. MORROW,
arClS.Va PRINCIPAL
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lIagerstOwn Seminary,
FOR YOIsG LADIES'.

U'HE TALL TERN OF THIS POPULAR
i Institution will commence on Monday
the first day Oi SeT eTt"mbor next. Parents or
Guardians desiring a school Of the highest
character. ri moderate rates, for their cnil.
dren or wards, apply for Information Ia the
Principal, Re-. JOuS ACDEOS, II. d., Rag.
crstOwD, Nsry 90. lulglcgb
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER sts, Is: !

For full c lendar, course OF study, sched-
ule Directs ions, &c, see catalogue.
Applicsu ms for admission can now be
made 10 the President, Rev. WM. II. NOR.
TON, A. NJ. aug2h
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
incorporated With Full Collie
giale Powers.

This hom0 institution with full and cN-
perienced aculty OF Instruction will re-
open
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THE WEATHER,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, August %, ! A. II.
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ST. LOUIS.
On q Strike.

ST.. LOUIS, August 2l.-The pilots on
the Keokuk northern line OF boats are
on a strike for an increase Of pay. They
thus far have kept their boats running
regularly and are fast. filling the strikers
places.
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Will Coal OIL Explode:

Mrs. Elder, residing in the western
portion Of the city, poured coal oil on
the fire last evening. The can explod-
ed and in an instant she was enveloped
in flames, which were not e1tinguished
until injuries had been received from
which she died in a few hours after
wards
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-09

TENS of heavy rifed ordnance recommended,
for trial BY the board conveyed under act OF
and, in the discretion of the Secretary, of any
other systems for utilizing or improving the
cast iron guns now in the service, fifty thousand
dollars in addition to any unexpended balance
of appropriations made for the present fiscal
year.
For manufacture of arms at the national
armory, one hundred thousand dollars.
For improved machinery and instruments for
testing American iron and steel, twenty five
thousand dollars. -
Approved March 8, 1873. .-t.. e,-,, ..f
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-09

Caskets metal and wood plain or Ornamental in every
anywhere, such Catholic, Masonic, L 0. 0. F., K. p
ety of nsh including stained walnut, velvet covered
suit taste. ready for use; cannot be exceled
lndertaker goods such handles escutcheons, studs
es, Owns the patent square woed casket and Tayors
Preserver for sale Have No. Hearse furnish car
ship bodies attend calls in city country Orders BY
ID. noV15