, 1874-05-28

EXCLUSIVELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH,

night. A child and a man died this
morning from their injuries.
CHICAGO, May 20.-At sale of blood
horses belonging to E. S. Wadsworth, at
Waukegan. Ills. yesterday. s. G. Reed,
of Portland, Ogn., bought six fine horses
to be taken to Oregon.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-A letter from
the Mayor of New Orleans to a Wash
ington gentleman says that unless the
appropriation for the relief of sufferers
there be increased to 500, 900 thousands
must perish.
RICHMOND, May 20.-British settlers
in Virginia will celebrate the anniversa.
ry Of Queen victoria's birthday ON the
25th inst, with four days festival, BAN
quet, ball, and races.
OTTAWA, May 20.-Canadian Pacific
Railroad bill passed the house last hight
The bill preventing telegraph monopoly
passed the Senate.
SAN Francisco. May 2O.-Flour, super
fine, 81 IS; extra, SIS SO for shipping
lots. and SIS 5O@6 for jobbing. &.
Wheat, coast, 81 20.
Barley. 81 55@1 60 for seed; 81 9O@
72 for brewing.
Oats. 81 5O@1 go.
Potatoes, old crop Tomales and Hum
boldt, 81 25@1 37H. New crops Mis-
sion and Half Moon Bay, 81 1902.
Onions, new crop red. jobbing a,
81 IS.
New YORK, May 20.-A Sun special
states thet Kate Leindbach, the young
and beautiful daughter of widow. was
murdered at Summit Hill last night
She was enticed into the woods just out
side the city and was apparently killed
with stone. Iii supposed the muir
derer ravished the girl and then mur-
dered her to hide his guilt. ia
CINCINNATI, May 29.-43 women, ar
rested on Saturday for obstructing the
sidewalks, wore to-day dismissed with
admonition that on the next occasion
they will be punished. They marched
to Church and prayer meeting, but de-
eided on nothing regarding future ac-
ton.
LONDON, May 20 The News special
from Paris says that a Cabinet has been
formed. Its principal members are
Goulard, De Cazes, Lavergne, Grivirt,
and Czanne, all of whom belong to the
moderate sections of the right and right
centre. The object of the new Govern
ment is to conciliate both centres, in or
der to carry the septemiat and constitu-
tional bills through the Assembly.
CarIists report that the Republicans
lost 500 in killed and wounded at the
engagement at Ganabieja yesterday.
WARRINGTON, May 2O.-Committee on
Ways and Means to-day authorized Fos
ter to report resolution censuring the
Secretary Of Treasury, the Assistant
Secretary, and Solicitor Banfeld, for
laxity and carelessnes in administration
of the law in the Sanborn case.
MARTINEz, May 21.-A sad accident
occurred at Nortonville last evening. B.
w. Simpson, miner in Mount Hope
mine, started to leave the mine. When
in the gangway, piece of sandstone
fell, striking the unfortunate man on
the head, crushing his skull and killing
him instantly. He leaves family. All
work at the mines has been suspended
until after the funeral. which takes place
this afternoon.
PRINCETON. May 21.-A butcher NAM
ed Geo. Slemer was drowned this morn
ing, while attempting to cross slough
two miles above town.
SACRAMENTO, Gala, May 21.-Cyrus
". Field and party arrived here a. one
o'clock P. M. to-day. Canon Kingsley
lectures here tonight. After the lect-
ure the party will take the special train
for Yosemite. Mr.. Kingsley will lecture
in San Francisco on the 29th and 30th
SA1EM, Orgn May 21.-Perry Herren,
an,old resident and good citizen of this
County, committed suicide last night.
San FRAsc1sco. May 21.-F French Ex-
lie Henri Rochefort was passenger on
the steamer Mikado, and is in the city
at the present time but secluded.
Greenbacks 891s@9044.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-It is stated
that Woodruff & Claflin will open q
brokers office soon, on Market street.
The result of the opposition line OF
steamers between this port and China
has been to materially reduce the price
of passage and freight charges. Hence,
the last steamer Of the Pacific Mail line
carried freight at 40 cents per ton against
81 and $40 per ton some months since;
also the old line are now bringing Chin
amen at $12 per head against $40 here
tofore.
1t seems pretty certain that Henri
Rochefort is not in the City, but left at
once for the East. All efforts to find
him were unavailable. ~
The report that the Cyphernes trans
ferred her passengers to the Mickado,
reassured those who had fears of her
safety. ~
SUCKER FLAT, May 21.--A sad acci-
dent occurredin the Blue Gravel Mine
this morning. James Bell and Harry
O'Brien, while working in cut IL or ~
feet deep, were cayed upon and serious
ly, if not fatallv,injured. Bell had one
leg brc ken badly, the foot being almost
severed from the leg. Itwas amputated
soon after. O'Brien was almost covered
with rocks and gravel. His back and
legs were broken. There are but slight