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Y--Commercial.
MONETARY.

uFFfrR t,F THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
MONDAY EvENiNG. August ~, 1875.
we have change to notice in the money mar ar
,ra- Ipe offerings continue of fair extent at the
banks and moderate the street, while Inc
rates OF commercial paper are without quota,
bic variation We continue 10 quote selec.en
paper with or without colateras, AT oIs
cent per annum, first class at iUD-, 81 a.
lla!2. and second grade at = cent PEI
10 y cent per annum, while nothing is reported
il second grade.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Tuesday, August IL, 1874.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

(No clearances at the Customhouse yes
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SOseph Cooper vs.. Mrs. SicmenflEe
Smith (Clementine DesOrmaux, widow by first
marriage of Hildebert Landry and by second
1narriane of Samuel RickfOrd Smith,.

aull 16 % seI2 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Burton, will both recover. E'trs vn;aE .o,o
ou:et there. The Chickasaw GUARDS lfon
this city nave returned.
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City of New Orleans VS.. Mrs. william


au4 I6 se5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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City of New Orleans vs.. DR., Thomas d.

au4 16 se5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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au4 I6 se5 Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Caleb d. Barker vs.. Mccullough q Arm :
strong.

aull l6 % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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City OF New Orleans VS.. J ohm l. ZoIIinger

au4 Is % se5 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-01
N O TICE.

ITO L. SOLOMON, OWNER IN THFyr-r rrr,
i Mine, Lincoln Co. Nevada: Yon az - =. ~
notified that there is due from yon the s uertpy
S67 % on your interest in the above man, Jun Of
for labor performed on the same, paid for |.
which you are hereby notified to psy i n "
niarety, ,ogether with costs q this advertise.
your interest, in conformity with tba ~ "
Congress tsection 81, approved Nav IN Ay ,s. 81
All persons are cautioned against NJ do,2
said interest from L. Solomon, as hs s cossls
under existing circumstances, male s"I IiSsi
transfer. legal
r; ". SIMPSON.
GRANT BLAKE
mr24-90d
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DELINQUENT SALES.


Ingomar Silver Mining Company
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco Cslifornia-Location of works, Ely
Mining District Lincoln county Nevsda--No-
tice. -There are DELINQUENT upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment No. Z,
levied on the 4th day of May, 1874. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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THE DAILY ALTA CALIFORNIA,

EHE OLDEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER
II on the Pacific Coast. Published at Ian
Francisco, California.
Subscriptions received by
u. wIEDERHOLD.
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors, made on the
4th day Of May, 1874, SO many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at public auction, at the office OF
the company, Room %. Haywards Building.
No. 4l9 California street, san Francisco. Cali
fornia, on Thursday. the I'd day of July,
1874 at the hour of O'Clock p. M of such day, TO
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the
sale.
CHAS. g. NEAL, Secretary
OficeRoom %, Haywsrd's Building No, ll9
California street, San Francisco, California.
$50 jel6-td
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NJ
~ have this day sold 10 7. c. FMFbsav W.
of Hosmer Setter. t' A'e nm
JOSIAH HosMER.
L. sRFFER.
.l his
FRANK 4 MELovIcH
mark
uyio-tt ANGELO BLlsNTrr
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II THE DISTRICT oornp - =

Il United States for the Dissr;ct " THg
In the matter of William siansae,s pe'sds.-
In bankruptcy.-Unite States of hroarin rupi,
INC, OF Nevada. IS. A warrant in Rsn1.s, pis.
mas 6een issued BY said Court against I'M uptcy
ond m sa,a Of the Of Ie si
Deen duly adjudged bankrupt un1n Inc wno mas
his creditors and the payment of anv lds.,oh q
me aelveiy OF any property belonging ~ an, aad
bankrupt to him. or 10 his use. and ia ~ ssd
OF any property by him, are forbidden hs T., l.
meeting ,,s Of ths creditors Of said hans,n as
asslgnees Of his estate, will be held a. ~ alofe
OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at Eurels oourt
District, on the 18Th day OF June 4 n \, ,s sad
o'clock p. NJ, at the office OF W u ~, at
port one Of the Registers in Branirnnn,sos1eat
~, GEORGE l. LAMNoS
ia-td Z. 5. Marshal for said Dis,,,,.
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Newark silver Mining Company.
Location of works, Ely Mining District, lincoln
county. Nevada. -Noiice.-There are delinquent
upon the following de embed stock, On account
OF assessment mo. n levied on tie Goth day of
April, 1874. the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders. as
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And in accordance with law and an order NJ
the Bonrd of Trustees. made on the Twentieth
day of April, 1874, so many shares of encb
parcel of such stock as may be necessary will br
sold al public suction, nj the salesrooms of
John Middleton Son, No. $40 Montgomery
street. San francisco, CAL, on Frfdmv
TIE nineteenth day of June, 1874 at
the hour of ~ O'Clock m. of said day. TO
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. "
DAVID t. BAGLEY, Secretary,
Ofice-Room No. I, No. 401 California street.
San Francisco. California.
myl-td
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LEGAL,


hoidafs a an I'M p,a,s. Meeting Of the s,o,.
for the election OF Trustees "a Company,
business as may properly ctre besos sae =. oibsr
ing, VIII be held on MONDAY, M MI me met.
CLOCK p m, at the Office Of IL =, ctsis, st2
Room 2s Hsywsrd's Building. .is ooe.iIatpany,
BOOKS ci san Fl lrs1sesco California. T4snaa
p m and re en- he nios say Ct May oeoss
ing. By order Of the Trustees, 'si 'he meet.
apzS-td cHAs. 4. ELLIoT, Semi.
, 1874-07-19

The most puzzled man in England lives At
Brighton. fhe other daY he waked at ouca
vindiotlve aud ingenious, and resolved to pro-
tect the saucity Of bis hearth sod home BY m
acuta stratagam. In pursuance of this idea le
mingled arsenic in bottle OF wiue. aud piaeed it
wl,era any burglar would see it, and unless lrAc-
tical believers in total abstinence would drink
therefrom and surely die. Nov, the wife OF this
md, when abe fonnd that bottle Of vine plsced
in conspicuous position, she said that THAT
waa Just Ike John. He never did have any
roatuess. nnd she tnrw it when she married
h;m.' Then she took tho bott1e and put It in
the cellar with eight dozen other bottles, and
arranged them neatly IN rows. aud contemplated
her work witt, innocent pride: Than she told
her husband about it. s,ncs he exhausted his
vocabulary OF profanity, ha has been soending
all tia laisure In looking at those bottles and
Tor tie moor burglar, and, unless he can solve
the problem soon, be expects BRAIN fever.
, 1874-07-19

FRANCE

PARIS July 18.-There is . complete crisis in
the Ministry. The Duke De Brogie has been
seeking 10 constitute Cabinet based on the old
maiority in the Assembly, but it ia said he has
failed, and that the Duke Do Carzea haa since
beea inttusted With the task.
The Assembly to-day adopted motion offered
BY Woo1owisky reducing the annnst redemo-
tion payments by 10,ouo,o 900 francs, thus
aggravatlng the ministerial defeats. It also con-
ftmed the decision to discuss Vintayos's consti-
tutional report from the Comma1tae Of Thirty on
Monday.
II is e1pscted that the Dew ministers will
demand = postpouement OF this debate. Il it is
postponed the whole Left aud Donapartiats will
vote Tor dissolution OF the Assembly.
It is said the Trans atlantic Steamship Com
pany will appeal agsnss the award of the British
Admiralty Court ia the case OF the abandoned
steamship Atnerique>
, 1874-07-19

! TIE CITY-EALL.
The water receipts yesterday amounted te
ss.o64.
| The following permits Wsra yesterday taken
| ont at the office Of tho Board OF Public Works
il. aambleton, for 5~story and basement
brick building, "a BY 13o, at 23 Lake street ].
Hanry EoH, for similar building At No. &c
Lake street; HRS. o. u. Chaplin, 2-story
| and basement brick building, 20 by 80,
at 81 Monroe street 4 H. Burley, 4-sto1y and
basement brick, 2ox10o, No. 90 Lake; John
Sutton, 5-story and basement store, 12517D, a.
northwest corner Madison and Lincoln streets ;
Marx .. Thompson i Co., ica-bouae, 2-story
brick. 40189, at tie southeast corner Franklin
ana Pearson streets; William Waller. 2-a,osf
and basement stone, 45152 on North Dearborn
street near Oak; Mrs. G. Stevens, 2-story brick.
24146. On Webster ayenue near Hurlhut Louis
Hampel, 20x30, 1-story brick at 3Yl State Street;
r. A. Merton, house, 2-ssory and basement
brick 2axs2, and barn 2-8tory brick 26x56, Vt 127
Third avenue.
The bids for the new bridge over the Ogden
Canal ut North Halsted street we're opeued
yesterday by the Board OF Public Works, when it
was found that the lowest bid was Fox d How
ard'a, which waa $29, ,945. Tho highest bid was
$50, 500. The contracts for 1900 900 seHer- brick
uera awarded to about sixteen different persons.
Tho pzlces ranged from 81 to So.
The keeper Of tho crib stataa that tha burning
brands from the South Side fire we're carried out
into the lake q distance OF several miles. He
thinks that mas = much better place for them
than On top An aero or swo Of shipged roofs in
our unfoetnne city.
The Board Of HeaIth hsre commenced the dis
infection Of the streets. Tney nexlu with the
Fifteenth Ward They have also disinfected
large numDer OF prigy vaults in the burnt dis
trict, and have oiosed up the more dangerous
ones.
EEQ1NE-TEBT.
The various kinds OF steam hre-engnes in use
in this city we're put to severe and scrutihtzing
test yesterday afternoon at the river foot Of
Harshaia. and representatives Of the different
manufacturers sf the engines we're present.
The trial wss fairly and tupartially conducted.
and i,a results will be highly beneficial
to the Commissioners in making their
next seleottou OF steamers. The steam and
watar gauges we're examined every tninuie, and
correct record kept by Hiram Alick, seczetary
Of the Fire Department The engines came on
the ground with warm water, aud we're to run
until they reached 100 pounds ateaun, and con-
tinue thereafter as long as they could bold it.
The following table siu give the figures of the
test: No. Il, N AmoskaaB ensine,-a make
Which all the Firc-Marshals favor over ali 9TH
ors, and No II, B1ston 4 Son engine, are
capacity. while No. s, All Ahrans', of Cincinnati.
is rauked "a secoud~ciass, though having larger
punaD8 than any engine In the city. The i've
other steamers in the tria1 ara eecond-class, No.
(the William James)> au Amoskeag, Icing Of
extra or greater capacity than any Of the others
IN her csaRs. An iuch-and- a-quartor nozzle wsa
used and 400 feet OF hose
, 1874-07-19
CRIME.
The Bones OF n Murdered Girl Dis
covered IN a Cellar.

The Bones OF n Murdered Girl Dis
covered In Cellar.
Speciat Dispateh to Th< CHICAGO Tribune.
Bos1ox, July ln--The most Intense excitement
At any criminal Developments iu this city tor
many mouths Was occasioned this evening, Just
aftes o'clock. bg the discovery Of the bones OF
Katy Mary Curran, i girl 10 years old, under a
south Boston. The store, occupied un~
tha' mother OF Jesse Il. Pomeroy, VINO
Of child of years, having previously tortured
and uainod several otber boys Ut tender years.
Little Katie Curran disappeared in March last
and WAS supposed then to bare boen abducted,
as the last seen Of her was said to be just she
vas getting into hack; but no hack
man eonld ba found WIN had taken
her. aud it VAS supposed that the boy
mistaken. 1hs estste was sold about q month
sgo, and the new prupretors. in e1ca7stin8 70
enlarge the cellar. discovered the homes Of a
child and the remains Of har clothing under .
pile OF stonaa aud aahea In tho collar. Tho
police wore summouod 1t once. and Mrs.
Currau identified tho clothing aa that
which Katy last wore. The crowd around
the place br this time numbered thousands,
and for safety, Mrs PomeroT, tbs mothaz,
was removed to the statlon-house, where she
sud her son Charles now remain. Ths bones
have not been examined yet to see whether they
chow any marks OF violence, bat il is thought
taat they are well preserved enough 10 ahoW it
thay we're broken before burial. OF course, all
believe Pomaroy, who il now in jail waiting
trial to have been the girls murderer, sud the
affair excites greater Hur?rise, for thi7 is the
first female supposed to have been approached
by him.
, 1874-07-19
Gem. EhaTmnna

Gen. Sherman and his family will mt leafs
Washington until October, when Miss Minutes
wedding takes place Tho General has al
bis children with him now, which plcaguro
a. ono of the number will soon be married. it ia
not likely that they will all ba gathered to
ge:he7 again for aome time. After the wcddinx
in the fall, the General and Mrs. Sherman vii
remove to St. Louis, aud the buildlnx Of sh'
Mutual Life Insurance Company has alreadtt
been secured for the Geuersl'a headquarters
11r. Fitch sud his bride will accompany item
and it Ii said that ha will reeigu MS commission
~ the navs and 90 into bnsincsa IN that csr,
Thomas E. Sherman, the second son, gees ts
Yale Tor two years course. The two younger
gt11s will go back to Cincinnati. and we teA1
that Miss Lizzie will spend the winter bere #.th
her tr1and4 M1s- Morgan L. Smith Washtngton
ieffeT
, 1874-07-19

CLEVELAND, July IA widow named Bridget
Gleason, aged IS years, ,esiding st No. I62 Uni
ve1slty street. died veatertay while under the m
huence ct onlosoform in the Office Of Dr. IL F.
Degar. The operation TO bo performed vas the
extraction OF needle. which had accidentally
penetrated the right thigh OF the patient An
was made before administering the chloroforn,
and her condition for taking it considered good.
but after taxing about swenty-fve drpps, she
was attacked with spasms, and, notwithstanding
phrsioiaas made eyerJ a1ort TO restore her, abe
disd in fen naoments. 4 post-mortem e.umf-
hation md tuQusa. Ms bald thl4 morning, aud
, 1874-07-19

pounds was becn7ed By Mr. Hatnmei, the pro-
prietor Of the hotel. Parties are now endeavor-
ing to hive the bees, Of which there Is an I'M
nense swarn, or several s~arma. Many houses
in the city are thus atored With the product Of
the busy bee. Between tho ceiling aud the roof
OF the house in which re write {Templa Block,
there are tons OF honey. Bees have been living
10 our roof for aight years, aud frequently, when
the weather is very sul'Ey> tho puro honey per-
co!atas through the cterices OF the ceiling.
to bore hole through the ceiling with gtmlet,
and then 70 to grocery aud buy some. 4 hive
OF bees is also located in the Court-House. but
they don't seem to flourish.
, 1874-07-19

Thu nnjted r O. g. r rjro n yrana taro,ar
src, ,,;cr,;o .+ c,an,,s T,,as7,. raot, T,sa~,
:,, ~ a rao..i.,t ssa;sr $500. ,a
o53,ess hv t,a Hon En,rr. s,o,,,s and otha, -,
S.4. ~ s1~ '1''1@'1 - "'"'1o' ~A3S~ o'"30|
@'Hn0cnAoueS'
The secoud grand annual excursion Of Rising
| Star I,odoe- M 50 r. q. T. &. of : takaa r1aca
A. Turnae psrk nert Sunday TIA nrocoaas nil,
! he ,,aef, for tha haae6t of tha eueaxara hv ,1a
,ata g.
'~so ale
| Il. Won E}sner will g1Te trial Of hls lpven-
ton. tor using ateAa foE eanal naTisa:ion' 1t .:
T. Groens yard, haisted straef bridge, at 1o:5o
b. m. TOMORROW.
,.5:osn -, ~. ,h,ro, =, +,,o ..r,,o..
oira onn.har ~ tSnsa r,sss,,t ,onnn};pft entar-
lalnments at the grounds, coruer Madison and
! Hoyne streets, Tuesday. eyealug. There will bo
music, dAuciug refreshments, etc.
m +ha "a of aucnat tho Rev Enne,a shaabv
| will deliver h1s lecture oo the Genius Of Irizh
| Liborty He has delivered this aud some on
several kindred subiects md from tho co.nn1epts
Of the preaa he evidently walks through some at
tue worn petns OF 4'en patnot5. u Ii new
leatnfe % uHa ~ tlnh taueat .; ptiee.. tAtues
oheeu} "ouu neeu4 w 70 one - .41.e tt 1samp huu
~ he 20 ~, 10 r III, araS,nno ~ "A 10
10 nsae "'1a ou A1eu gus
viii e1ro their eiztl annual p!cu,c Thursday, the
| 23d iust, at Sher>sbooter's Park. Cars leave
the corner Of Carroll aud Clinton streets at
O'Clock. The Committee OF Arrangements
promise q pleasant aud an enjoyable OCCASION
The United Sons Of Erin meet at their hall, No.
210 Blue Island nveune, at p. IN. shalp to-day
Tor the purpose Of attondiug the cornerstone
ceremonies at the Church OF the HOLY Nane
11'a o1d ana popular society G1yes res 3la thlteenth
anhua' picnic At Atopafp7noo'e' fa1@ aug. To-
4 special meeting Of tho Ca1edonian Club
wlu DO hela ~ thoLr nan: ~. ana !es East
, 1874-07-19

The Hon. Oliver Il. richer has recently r.
! signed the Office Of Judge in Jasper Count,
( Missouri to accept q paptnership With Medal
| j. Wilson, iu plsca Of Ar. spaTDrd, who retire
from tho arm. Judge Fchor Is gentleman Q
| the highest character, md viii raceive q cordia
welcome from the Bar and business men o
| Chicago.
Mr. James John. tha well-known contracto
and inventor. il lying very i'll at the Bzevoor
| House. Ho was unable TO be about ut ths tim,
| OF the fire, and his remora1 to place Of safet,
did not improve his condition. He Tecedtl,
| patented an Invention for making woode. ioist
drc-proof. and expects In day or two to be anlt
to give his perecnai attention it's introduction
into the recently burned district.
1T = meeting Of The Lumber Inspectora' aud
Mehsurers' Unon, held July Is, the following
resolutions relative 10 the death Of John No
Guire wete unanimously adopted:
WHEHfAs, By this Tt>l OF all wire Providence, th.
hand Of death has suddenly removed from midst
respected and worthy member, tha hte John no-
WnIarAs, Huuab!y submitting in MI things to the
p'fine decrees, though esep ar secsn our affection
be It therefore
most worthy member bis family kind and Affection
ate husband and father, and ths community good
citizen.
Reaolred. That committee be appointed to r.t4e
subscription among the boss Inspectors md noabezs
Of the Union for tha beneat Of bis family.
R<s Ted, Thss copy at these resolutions b trans
mitted to bis family expressive Of tho most earnest
sympathy Of the Union in their present adictfon and
eorrou. and TINT thev be pnbIishe5 IN Tne CH1cA1o
TRIBUNE and 11mex Of Sunday, July 10, and be also
spread on the records Of tie Union.
Budd Doole and Ben Mace. the great horse
men. ara guests st the Grand Pacific.
Gov. +. u. h1cCook, Of Colorado, IL aznong
tho latest arrivals at the Grand Pacific.
The Hon. William P. Ferzy, at Michigan, fs =
guest 1T the T1omont House.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
t7rand Pacific Hotel--J. F. Marshall, Eu-
gland William Humphrey, Benjamin Mace, New
York; E. H. Sanemon, Iadia: Cardross Grnut
Chlnn; 3. HaiHett Lord, Michael CassiuF, New
Zealand; r. Harrison, New South Wales
the Rev John Darsn and family. New
Zealand; John Long Currie. John Long
Currie, y. cnnje, Mrs. Stoughton.
Melbourne; " j. Birch, New Zeland j. NichoA
Sydney, New South Wales; Don Mans and FAM
>: 9rtawold, Buffalo; ": Il: brown, 9.
Rosenbann. Russia: E. F. Q. Marsh.
Auburn; D. J. Weaver. Rochester j. c. Hollis,
Boston ; ). e. Blake. Mobile; Af. Freeman.
New York 6heT1ntn Houss-H. w.
Brolopki. st. Lonis c. n. French, Houston
E. Y. Mcdonald. New York; 4. ". Sawyer;
Syracuse 7. Sickle, Datroit @. T. Kerby, Ore
gon T. H. Booth. Milwaukee. IRE
mont Houses. q. q. elark, General Superin-
tendont Union Pacific RaiIroad E. ?. Vinin9,
General Freight-Acent Union Pacific Rsilroad
The Hon. P. ". Hitchcock, Nebraska tile Hon.
Wm. r. FesrT, Michigan,
, 1874-07-19
Snreal D1sputeA to Ihs Chtcaoo 71os,

Special D1spokfh 70 ] n [Nfeado 75751iDe.
McLEAsssoao, H., july ls.-An alteration
took placs day betors Yesterday between James
McFar!and and Mr. alace, shout miles
west from McI4eansdozo. and Mcfarland shot
Maee in0ictjng wound from which it ls thought
be caoDot recover. Yesterday, IN the same
ns;ghborhood, Richard Flanagan and Charles
Carlisle got iuto dispute, when Carlisle struck
flanagan bloH, from ths effects of which he
died last night. FianigAn was one of toe Iasgast
stock dsalers ID Hamilton County, aad man OF
irroproachab]s character. mcFarland and Car
Nse sre both at large, hut they are pursuad hy
number OF Indignant cisizaas.
, 1874-07-19

keta 49,, '2'a Of Trustees OF the Publ Library
pr.s;aasau su regular meeting yesterday fternoon,
Tstoens ~ Hoyne in the ehair.
h.5 aa- *anonnced that 1fr. Allen, Tho florist,
~ ~ e0aa'sa $50 plan ts for the aecora lion Of tbs
s.s 5 Ind resding-roon. The ust,al thanks
nd o+ta1 complained that shayin g7, chips,
ssu.,o 11na1nnable matter, were eillowed to
Atyeh. W. eoe tarred roof ot the, building,
tsos + 10 endaesering it by hre.
utsr ~ ~. resolved to request the own er to look
IL. ,...t tvs @sste:, aud to carry nater- pipe from
fha 49, 70 the top Of tho struc.ur q, go that
qh. I I, could b easily flooded.
nandaa a~1sssee On Administretio1a recon-
tocses*s Of $500 in the sal ary OF .hs
, 1874-07-19

poa7 Hraox, Mich, July 1s.-rewE-prors idaho,
Potomac, Jarscbt with Anisa Cobb; lark Mary Jana
schr Catnn Jack
Urtrops Canister, t;chrsaka, Badger STATE, G:area
With barge aud nch- Scota achra AeouuaA. Gardner,
Laura, Itaaca, Bolivia
T1p-s'outhvest; weather nne
Poa1 Hraox. Mich, July 19-Erening.-powH-
Props Lawrence, hussla, Mayaovns, T.nsioH,
GP-Psots Dean Richmond, st. PAIL, Atlantic: sehs
Hattie johnson.
The Iasco yaleased froa Pass Austin rex ard
toVed lnaide tonight. kGo u leading badly,
, 1874-07-19
ILLINOIS AND t;lcHIG&N cAH1L.

Ba1pozroz7, Ill, July 10. 18.-~Ann1TEn-A!dg'e. Ctt
c. 500 bI corr, Harriet, Senec4. GOO bu corn {.
45hurn uarse:Iez, 5000 bu corn; At}snttc Morris.
$500 hu cora Peter 4 Paul, o:t4~* sGo u corn.
c1EAskn-Tho.aaa acos., Marse:le-. 6.saa # !uus~
Hrothera, K2ukakea Feeder. 1870 It lnubes. " N
AnnK.es, (, 500 Ath.
D4zDaxpoar. Ill, july Observation-Disclosures o.
tawa, s, 80 b1 corn.
GrxAErp-Admiral. KAntatea Feeder, 8,800 Il trrn-
bsr: Belle France, Morris, 1889 It lumber, 40 u
shingles r. AxbukR. NAfsciilea, $50 II unhax, ~
a GhlaEL&k
, 1874-07-19

CLEvELAsn. O., Jnl@ '3.-The announcement
OF the death Of the r. pr. Goodrich, ut Lau-
Same, Switzerland. c4I,cs 4 feeling OF general
sorrow tn1s cisy, wlt:ro tne deceased WIS we'll
kDowu and beloved. Dr.. Goodeich haa been Tho
paator Of the First Presbyterian Church in this
city siuce 1858, aud went abroad Soma eighteen
mouths ago to aeek tho rest that hla feeble
health demanded.
, 1874-07-19
SIX Persons Killed and Nine injured
by Il Falling Tree.

.S7fc1a9 D1aItatch 70 TAe Ch.ca0o T17bune
LAss1so, Mich, July 18--A serious acci-
dent occurred on Ba:urday on the stau-
ton branch OF the Detroit, Lansing d
Lake Michigan Railroad. at Trufant's STD
tion, BY q tree falling On 4 gravel train while
passing, striking the caboose. filed With labor
era, killing six and woundin9 nine persons.
Among tha wounded was the engineer, Alexau~
der CAyner, OF this city.
, 1874-07-19
THE WEATHER.

WAsHrSorox. D. c.. July l8--For the Lake
region and the Northwest, partly cloudy and de-
cidadly warm weather, With local rains, south
east to southwest winds, and stationary or fall
ing barometer, followed in the Northwest ha
variable winds and rising barometer.
, 1874-07-19

Wxbash avenue and Eldrldso conrt. which had |
such 4 na1row escape from the great Are o! !
i. Tuesday last. The Right Rev. Bishop Foley will
preach on the occasion. The Rev. Father Noon !
conclusion Of the Mass, Lambelott,a Re Deun /
will be sung BY the vell-known choir OF St. |
MAry.a +