, 1874-10-01

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Navy Yard on Oct. Asst; Con,ssan afss
Geo. .aE.a aBelknapisa detached from the
command of the Tuscarosa and ordered
home to await orders. s.'am a7o" 80
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/, PARIS, Sept. 25.-Gambstta is an
nounced to deliver political speeches in
fA'-ou' fA"'A-o''u''p p'Aoes' ,lg .giyl aa5a
NEw YoHK, Sept. 25.--A dispatch to
the Times says Kellogg and Federal of
6cors anticipate further disturbances.
Beyond doubt, another fight will result
from any attempt on the part of the
Kellogg police to search private hauses
for arms or to arrest the leaders IN the
recent revolution. Kellogg yesterday,
telegraphed to Washington He thinks
the city is IN very insecure condition
and fioting' may be apptehendedI any
momentand that the State will not re-
main at peace if the United Ststes
Troops arewfshdrawnsn He had reason
to know that the League 1horeisees ys,s
spreading into adjoining States andthat
the order wes rapidly increasing ii hum.
bers. q = Ia' 81 ,1ngidaiM nt5la3W
Inree war vessels arrived on the Mis-.
sissippi below New Orleans last evening" Isai
The health officers ordered them to to- pass
ITO the city FOR quarantine Giiuu inspec-
tion. '.t 7a' - s'A' Jam sh>
%. nsil51,s .tsspdsroT Bio gal
a CINCINNATI, Sept. PA terrible, ac-
Sa cident occurred last night on the Balti>
more and Ohio Railroad between Smith
ton and West Union, West Virginia
Two passenger trains collided and the
wreck afterwards took fire and burned
Postal Agent killed. How many, others
not known.
!. SCI SELMA, Ga, Sept, 25.-This morning
the southern bound train of Selma on
the the Rore and Dayton Railroad went
through the bridge over the Wachita.
falling 60 feet. The train is a total
wreck The engineer, fireman and sew.
eral passengers were killed, All there.
naming passengers were wounded and
many many dangerously, wounded. Among
the tlesi killed was William Boyd, ex-Judgs
of Supreme Court at Alabama, att.
r At recent Good Templars meeting
n Polk county vote was taken on on the
Beecher question. Beecher, n not Iy guilty.
received nineteen votes; guilty, seven
'een-two majority for Beecher. Tho
ballot beinga secret one, it isl is not known oV
how the majority OF the lady members
voted; but one of the74ellers remarked-
that nearly all.ofshe q not guilty. votes
we're 'tis', written =. IN coarse, large hand.
PAAisTE PAiTE THAT. Is PAsrE-eDissolye Ar
ounce OF alum in quart of warm owa-
'er; when cold, add as much -four as
will make it the consistencylaof cream;
hen stew into it as much powdered
'osin as will stand ON q two cent piece;
'dd few drops of oil of ofzcloves; boil it
q consistence, stir all the time. It
Will keep for twelve months. ana dawhen
Try, may be softened. with water. ldn
.,f,,ad s,l77T77 - III ~ TX
The Lafayette Courier tells of two
who, sone years since, came
rom the East, and, during the past
year or so we're both married, and that
their former wives have arrived, .s
OREGON CENTRAL PxcIF1c RA1LwAY
On the 18th the articles Of in
ofthe above entitled company
were filed in the Clerks Office ofsiuitno-
NAH county, by' D. J. Pengra, B. Gold
smith, W. Il. Watkins and E. Quacken-
bush. Ths business and occupation in
which said company is to engage is the
construction, equipment, running and
Of a railroad and telegraph
line from APPOINT at or near Winnemu-
ca. on the Central Pacific Railroad, in
the State Of Nevada (but not east Of
said place}; thence, northwesterly, to
and across Goose Lake Valley and
Sprague River Valley to the waters Of
the middle fork Of the william cite river
in the Cascade mountains; thence, down
the said river on the north side thereof
to Springfield, in Lane county, Oregon;
thence crossing over to and continuing
upon the west side of said river via
Portland, IN Multnonah county, Ore
gon, to the waters Of the Columbia riv-
er; with full power to receive and hold,
by donation or otherwise, real and per-
sonal property. and the same to
dispose Of at win for the benefit OF
the company" ''i'.ts i's'' b'is1liiat
A rsd-headed dry-goods clerk in Bose
ton has caught q pickeral weighing two
pounds. and is now looking up authori-
ties to ask if Isask iWalton's hair was Of
an auburn hue. 7,tmei cd. be4
49, "a. --7------<~>lD~s--
In an Illinois village, during service
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