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The daily gazette., 1874-08-28

PENNSYLVANIA The Democrats StatG
Convention, yesterday, nominated the fol.
lowing ticket Justice OF the Supreme Court
Warren J. Woodward, OF Bcrks county;
Lieutenant Governor, John Latta, o. West
moreland; Auditor General, Justice F.rem-
pie, of Greene; Secretary OF Internal Affairs
resolutions adopted oppose land grants to
corporations; declare Tor u s'eady effort to
bring about return to specie payments at
the earliest possible perod at which 1t can
be effected safely; denounco the Civil Rights
bill, and declare against mixed schools. The
Convention, ut p NJ, adjourned sine die
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28

MONTHLY SALE or SCRANTON COAL .
The monthly auction sale OF Scranton coal
took place in New York on "Wednesday
Twenty-Five thousand TONS were sold, at the
following prices. Steamboat 5 1OaS5 15
CRATE 15aS5 20; egg Asa So Az; stoye
S5 923: chestnut 4 II ! asa S22. The prices
were higher than those procured las
month. The average increase in the price
OF teamboat coal over that at the last ssl'
was / 81 cents per ton, of CRATE 174 cents
Of egg lGi cents, of stove o cents, and o
! Chestnut q cents.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28
Row to get Stamina.-I

Fow to get Stamima.-Iionfr frames md
strong nervous systems are not the lot of all.
But the feeble need not despair. BY adopt
ing the lii cans they my live as long and en-
Joy life as much as their more robust neigh
bors. Physical invigoratOn is. however
necessary to this end and while the spiritu
Gus tones and nervine1 usually administered
eventually depress both body and mind. DR.
J. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BlrTkRs
invariably supply new vigor to the frame
while they regulate every disordered iunc
tion. augZo-4w,
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28

ANOTHER CANDIDaTE.-st a meetin s.
Of the anti-RiDg Republicans Of the
Tenth Ward, last night Dan'l +. Stewat
was nominated for Council; this make
two Republican candidates in that Ward
and insures beyond doubt the election
of Louis L S Lynch the Democratic can
didate
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28

UPsET,-About six O'Clock, last even
ing, "a wagon, carrying large stone be.
longing to Robert Scott, was upset at
Seventh and Market streets. The shaft
Of the wagon was broken, while the
horse and driver were bruised, though
not seriously.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28
" E1TIEER REPOR 2.

WASHINGTON, August Is, /. \.
Probabi,ities.-Over the South All sa:ic
and Gulf States, lower barometer, slght
changes in temperature, from easterly to
southerly winds, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather and rain are as probable.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28

WATER DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ENGINEER'sl
OFFICE, No. 1C0J MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Del Aug. %. lSl4;)
DR0P0SALS fOR BUILDING A CUL-
az this office until p. M. Saturday next.
Aug. 10Th. for building stone eulvert across
the bed of Jackson street, north Of Tenth
street. Plans and specifications can bo seen
after TO. day.
The right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids. e. IL. GALLAGHER.
aug2b-4t Chef Engineer.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28
PEACHES

THV VE5DAT'S 5 NdIPMLNTs.
10 Jersey City, IS cara or $500 baskets
To Philadelpllin. 3 +" " 800
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28

The Democratic Ticket.
The general expression is that the
Democratic State Ticket is g good one.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28

COUIH JERSEY INSTITUTE. N. p
ton delightful and healthy; climate mild.
Building brick: heated by steam; lighted
by gas; hot and coldwater. Railroads and
telegraphs, Commences September 2. Send
tor catalogue.
aug1-6w ii, X. TRASK, PRINCIPAL.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28

County Ticket.
For sheriff-WM. II. Jameson.
For Coroner-RICHARn GROVES
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28

Democratic Nominations
state Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN P, COCHRAN.
of Middletown.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CoNoREss.
JAMES WILLIAMS,
of Kenton.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28
He PLATFORM

Will meet the views of more than three
fourtLs of the " hite men Of the State, ard
to their votes we look for success. We
have not time now to comment further
upon it if j. wers necessary.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28
TRUSTEES Sale
DESIRABLE i~,,N.
IN KENT CO., MAR IA ! D..

which is situated on the Public Road lead
Ing from Still Pood TO Urieville. and is ais
reached by a riRht-O!- way Lending from sa''
farm to the Public Road leading from Uric
,,illa a., Il EannedvyilIP
The daily gazette., 1874-08-28
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dny:
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$40 '62
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$40 s86'
10 ~,
Currency
Ney6s Of
Gold.......
s::!S!s;;z1$E;;|| &. :!;E
North ossth y
Rock Isl |
Ohio.& NJ
Pacifcs !
Western
st. Paul
7. 4 Wal
Union p |
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Pennn =.
Reading |
Lehigh \
1ehigh j
Oil CreeI
Central
Wilnin,
National |
Union N
FIRST M |
Farmer
Nationa
Della wa |
Milmin| |
New Ca |
Delawa
Delawa
Win. a |
, 1874-12-01

aenec TIM, tue th,!eeat A,nerIcan HOPS will bring
tni,loI frpi tho American Irowora. Tho rca,! wilt
be. TINT tho nncr Hra,ra viii a. nbruat md lin oorer
tl @ss 5 S,sa "ss "s s:o Ssp s. I I rs
.lrs nearly ovary l"io in n United Hates ior t1a
Enth nskus a9n9 9 Ths ,ipurs' aro actually III
lreiiusea exrorta.ion1 and already 1u,oao hales
TIRE .,s, o0 so .s G F aso sY na. md :p
Englau viii aku ovory s.rctly lalo Ii A,ncrl.
sas IN: rsa aro not sS,o 6ale. Of tarl eaos IN ths
u eenia eaa In How york ciiy, bringing eli III En-.
Btnnd, or s5 cents.
tho choicest lurs irtcllng a ,iorlns, or ~ cHs, md
TIC ordinary m1rlset hop % to s1 ec.s1 Tharo lsas
ns e M prG.,v arG1a s," at u, ea w. Po cut To-
ulaut II $50 .asa moro an III ls7 anil wo tisn In
oEtel t!S e?nsyae.t Of " 900 balcs which, a!s e
ba!el: from which R.iract tho cxurss Of hs ysar's
crop oycr lst aad Rhort $4,000 bara ulrpa1y
against the two ygars productions.
aas II predicting Il prices, Will 10 ol Hooks
10 fali iMck OIL thia soase Us III 1B1a? 1lu price
lotNo ''ale. i lacs is'p autl 1s7o io@ to iii
I'D h"s su T. oaaa aG' "esf dfs es %
Necessity to 10 filled from illa ncw cron Thia Is
syast 1 astcs o s ,s sst o Ss .E e *ss ss Il, and M
ls,'n, tn'lat roy upon thu now hura whereas, in
fo,sr seasoa. t,cy layo ,'sc.l oil hols esc1uayey.
H se oea nj III; .acrs II ~ sh asisy sSs;
fssd o~ y s ss Psss pa xs s' tss III
~ many years. Tao reason IS ohyonp :: lrnwera
,,on e s1rs r. 70 Garry aork # hh lGG. TIo export
on NJ o,Gu1 .llcro hops to e1pnrs md, in few
weeka THO stacka Will le vi rerra TINT attlse
will sot in, mad lie lFyest polo will fccl, tlo pcr
Amnlons:" Tho price will be regulated by tue greed
, 1874-12-01
HOPS.
An 2snreuAinW t!Carnor.n


To tas Etflfor af Tie (AtcaYo 7rtbnne:
H1n: In The winter Of 1878, iii mn article in yo,,r
columns, tuck Issue with IIonesty" on tho future
price Of hope uo predicted Is cents per pound au tie
prirs for tho following Msrch. urguca low prices,
and is aud 20 cents ruled III March, an hard to scll at
that Last September, III MI urtlco iu THE rt1nuaE,
enleayorcd to Hlow that we should probably wiucRs
the highest prlco paid for thu present crop {lB74)
Known In many yeArs. Tho opening price was 10
ccuta,-sAoueht ny Inany to 10 loo doar by s Or 10
cpnts per pound. Tho assertions OF many heavy hor-
dcscrs werp though: by others to DO for the unrpoBa
of breaking down prices, 10 as to "golblc up" tho
crop; p1t they commenced lnylna ut 80 censH aud
prices reached 10 Cents y tho lst nj October.
III financial mil commercial depression hun followed
tho prnuing of my September article. Brewers laYp
resolved In convention to buy from "hatsl to mouth"
spoculato1 l,cca,ne alarmed, and they have beuu
running the country over for weeks, bageoc'ng brew
cru 10 buy. Vel, III tho face nj all this, Hops hays
agan advanced, un.il for" loag growtllar 45,S cena
wan pail kaw York growers Thin wcpk. II Ia admitted
that "Tho erlsa has passed s'rnt'Rer feeling per-
holding theis stocka from sae, N tho rocent excite.
, 1874-12-01

Tic Stockholders hnyo received less thnn aim-
plo Interest, Oh All average, since tho Company
commenced business, prefoiring rather to let tho
surplus increase for tho protection. Of the
ro,icy-Ioldcrs.. A company located iu the
tho st. Paul. has tho advantage OF
obtaining gona r1te Of intercss upon
its asHetH, which materially incrcasen its iu-
come. lilo Company III doing business in
nearly all tho States. aud In thoroughly ilcutl-
ned with Tho National Bourd nto!est. It's
premiums ia 1878 Amounted to nearly 5000, 900,
over 3ll2, ,000 Of which was received from bust
mesa iu its own Slate, thereby showing tho pop,i-
lar feeling towards 1t at hume. Tho following
arc rho
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
Of the Company, who viii bo lccosntzel as
among the best and most substantial BUSINESS
men Of st. Paul; T. q. Darbauli, Prcsid6nt !;
rotor Hcrkoy, Tice-presldout G. H. Digelow,
Secretary; v. $. Tinlher1aio, Assistant
Secretary; Hotaco Thompson, Treasurer.
Directorn-J. 9. llurbanls, President st. Paul
Eiro ana Marlno 1nhnrancc Company; Horace
Thompson, President First National Banl, st.
Paul; i. f. Drake, President st. Pnul l. Sioux
City ltairoaa Conpnny; Petor Bcrkev, Vice.
President Second National Hank, St. Ilnl; L. II.
Kelly, OF Dcaupro l. kelly Wholesale grocors G.
L. aterrinn,, Vice-preaident at. raul Il Sioux City
Railroad Company; ]. y. Prince. CaBhicr Alutc-
sota Savings Bank; II. II. smytho OF Mayo l.
Clnrk, hardware; ". Rhodes, sccretary Nortls-
western Union 1'acket Company; a. H. Wilder.
Company i. Blakely,, President allnneaota
Northwestern Union paclsnt Company q. H.
DlEclow. Secretary st. Paul Fro and Marine
Insurance Company, and Of BigeloW Iro4,
lumbor dealers, CI,icago.
, 1874-12-01

loro ugai1, / waa betrayed by mrdical iircctions,
into tlio ugo Of tl,cttro Of r,ubarh,n or a olx.
ir Of yacllnl, mot a,,apccling its acohulio in.
Gre!liont unt'! was surprised to tloteot III my
rc,S rwnv "' o os cIr t. % taknn thu s' r " %'n ia
rioa in rraleranoe to the :Iiu!t oi worso ei,o.
rost Of my lifo, '' '''' >'"''''' ''''
WITHOUT AID rnpM A1chtrn,.
exceptin tho rayc use OF noDoormfnt.I:ous or tho
orliliary cutmrl,or-bottle, wl,om sisnns fronl
home, whoro ca,, ,1ao rl,ubarl,. ran,ni,or. ouIi
other drugs without mixing tlionl viii nlroj,ul.
Forty ycain ngo, tho Icato scieutiata 10 and MY.
scinna Iii sho country puI!tsLud to thu world
their ruputliatlon of alcoholic mctliciuuy, UoIt-
ing out the substitutes since Which Tho llHcov-
cries aud experiments n,ntlo l,aye gycntsy III.
their position.
must not omit to add TINT, Mt tho ngo Of 40,
found myself broison.tlown dyspoptlc, which,
with lny two other complaints. afforded mo nlgt
ol,anees OF surviving ticcaie moro. jit PROV
tor Orahan1, lonrncti lcnuoi,u Of diet and real-
ncn which, imporrcctiy lWacticol rccoyevatj NV
health greatly, atllln. 10 my life iorty-lwo yoars
moro of ,'tEent ncttvity.
30 1nnel, Tor my .'ncraonal exporieuoos," 10 DO
plnccf. by tho hido of Nt,g, BwlsseIu's, Tit
neither tito Temperance soclctlcs nor the rrohl1-
tloa party a&o Responsible for them, or for any
conclusions n,Ay lnvo drawn from tl1om.
TIE "strproAE ExeElT1ov"
Is sufficiently nn1rlo In both Of them. 1ndco1-
enrlously eiloueIi-tt,ia same "mo,lical excoJ,-
tion scoma to bo seized upon by Mrs. SWISS
holm Gs the woal; spot III Tho methods Of
her "oi cu-laborcrA," which, sho
ilinke. need 'reconaidering." AHan-
ng, If conreded premises, tho medical
necessity, and mn;nffying or enlerE!ug tho OK
tont Of It's Jurisdiction, to tho confusion Of tho
dBtinc;pu between them. alo goenH to jump ut
tho conalusiou tint total abstinence IN bluncr
mud Prohibition impracticable. II this ie uol tho
drift of her article hnvo luilod to understand
its aigni!sganoy.
At this point, tho writer waudora off iutp 4
controversy with another correspondent. Which
Is onitted for lack Of Bpaeo.
II blrs. svlsaholm wishes 70 got ont Of tho
reglon Of uncertainties. paradoneH, lerpleztles,
puzzles, q1lcatlorinEs, concerning unwclcomo re-
be bound up IL tho Same bundle viii. rlomiHes
lst hcr stnrt from snror ata'ldpolnt, and look
through q moro transparent incttlnm Of
vision. Sho will thon learn hotter thnu
to magnify the exception into tho rule. DESTROY
ing Tho 1ulo By tho exception, running tho risk
Of tue groater evil to avoid tho lees, md but
temporarily AuceectllnE III that; expecting to
secure physical good by coluotinS with moral
owl Anu prnislng tho bridge for carrying tho
passenger over. boforo llo reaches 4 dnalrabe
shore. She will learn that tho drnnkara'a
responsibility does not annih.laso or loHaetl
THE QUILT or T!iE TE,trTEE;
TINT, while tho condemnation OF AdHn nDl Eyc
was tempered With mercy, tho Gorer punishment
, 1874-12-01
A VICTIM OF CHICAGO OPTIONS.

SuteiaI Hi.nHtet a TAt cAifaqo 2fleu"t. -
Hr PAUL, Nov. 3u-Prorfetl!ugs Ii, bankruptcy llayo
been commenced uss!ns Oliver Dalrymple, known ~
ths sreat wheat farper Of M.nAesaat petition Of
l.ytnn lio!gr1 4 Co., William Young l. Uo and Fred
nulIIlt to about $1700, unh arn reprtspptsl TO bo
alont oue.tllra hls llalhls l1ls failure IL lAl to
A4me July corner which trokp several smallur opera.
tors IL the State who iMyoatel IL Chca8o opti0ns,
, 1874-12-01
MEHhDNlrEs IN pENnsYJ vanJa.

pnlLAnKLpHIA, ra., Sov, ;1-'rwn hundred and
forty-tw" slcnn"nltes, whn arrived IN tn steamship
Netlerlanl. ast ut present QMrtor. III The H.e4>nstp
hisnnou!to Executive AID Hoelrty, unl viii DO for
wA.ted II to safo harbor lacaster County, where they
Company fl,ripg tue winter. in lilo nleanti,ne oca-
tons for their auttlement Will bo selected Ia tho West
cru Rtatea aud Territories.
, 1874-12-01

E,oR SA!t-vALuAHLE ZINE LANDs-..1 OtGEl.
i,,p "Hny 1 o pRG at, ;at!ani In tls Counties 81
,n II II ali, a !: b;o ,sfss Tla tlor sSnIns
narcuara spply io JjIlS T.. .MAGi}IH%fn, Tsusea
Of npd2o i Cu.. Rassnu.at, Now York U!ts.
sSeA SAkHas M ssa Mfl WI hyK 1or p fT T,; AK Xxx
es al's n @ sPat Rf"p9T!J Svmp III eS nsaHat
IlOl: EATE-6lili;lp HOUSES All, -CoTFAGEH
T. At EnrlcHaod noat arunt, TN montly. payments:
!lnn hutisas at ltranshn; s7lno terihs. TI1IOTbDN
, 1874-12-01
GENEROUS DEnuESTS.

uosVoN Eoy. aD.--,rl.o will uf tie lan Moacs Day
llspoaas of s5ooG worth Of property, aud begeats
$9H00D to varouR 0ducatonA! atl charitable tnstiku.
sious. uo QiyGs so,0vo zach 10 Amherst, Williams,
, 1874-12-01

HARVARD. md TnIs colcR'r, md provides for the ex
nx,n,lslnn of ho Christian Kingdom, ou tho essrll.
, 1874-12-01

-
11OE SALE-fI.EAK-A DEAuiIEUL FARM or
or viii ci,nueH ior trst.unss hicsgo proer.y T. t.
HD33flsN Il CO., LII 1tardnl,fst.
L,On HALE-asa uAaH wilt, UUY ID AURES
coulioa Il uoatrat unis, .nureiassr ilraro IN fhn
E ssa1; & s, s &C. RseS s ILL., G i e." &c.
lii ilnrio!nh.ht.
, 1874-12-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

1sTAETED-Tu pUEClTAEE. n CONNEn LOT
!Te:n fsnre,t ana j. MIHliostonHy IND s;dsxlsk ri,
nas1riru, GEO. PhTHANT. Koom .. II; 'h'sd'Enn.st.
1T AS'FED-.oN TIIis NOKrll SIDE. ia0 IN. IN
ff Fe"d location, south nj Lincoln l.ark suahln inr
cltase n long time lease for tnf us years. Addrsa
, 1874-12-01
PARTNERS WANTED.

.~4,.-
pARTNEt WANTED ~, TAXI; ONE.nAl.E IN
e',.s eG',nsy ~ t .hs linz II M n Il, q " " T. IL gcar ths
nauhinory "l tag latest lnroyemssls. lol"sso nWcr;
noro business nffored ha o !1l cnn dos GhaneG
tlcYmONr. Wiz, - - <' =
, 1874-12-01
.EC NEN.r--~NCUE;E5,

&c RENT---ElCUGE5.
no nEHr-~foUls NEW s,SroRY AID Il saKi:utNT
bti1t dwellings uDrncr Hnt Htaia aud ll!nos.Ats.,
69 lnnnth; aso bsck Dwelling, 9s3 llIluuisst.
1n1nr3 III Ish0tl " l:sellanEu building
RIO 1ENT-A HOUSE CONTAINING; IL 1sullais
!. within h2lt.bacs ri ntrEvca with without lau
dry attached. Inuuiro at 10 North Grbun-it.
RIO RiEST-SlX. ROOM EoiFFduE, EttlEiY FUR.
fI1O RENT-FURHIslfED HOUSE, 90 MICHIGAN.
l. av;, T. tonM.. *l00. Apply to Il. II. FLEMING,
Room II, isl WnahluEsan-st.
ITO. NEST-PA IETEllS, ATTEN'VION-IOJ UAN
h!rs. and pay part b. work. half nr a! r. srnon,
h4;aso e: irdih!a.at. 1scnt to suit, TllU1 1iSDELL
, 1874-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS,

{jAsH PAID rOE Olb NIsWspAPtRS, DOOIis.
no mNi o TX S ana H., 20 Fitths. sioeS caod ior il
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09
Novelty Printing Presses F!
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for generalJob
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ufacturer, and
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09
DR.. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gnm, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and strength.
en- Railways Pills. for the cure of all disorders OF
the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Costive
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious
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Derangements of the Internal Viscera Warranted
TO effect positive cure. Purely Vegetable. con-
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gE-Observe the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders of the Digestive Organs.
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of the Blood
in the Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea,
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in the Stomach Sour rruptions, Sinking or Flntter-
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at the Heart, Choosing or Sufocatng Sensation
whenin Lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
or Webs before the sight. Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head Denclency Of Perspiration, Yellowness OF
the skin and Eyes, Pam In the side Chest Limbs
and sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the, Flesh
few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free The
ystem from all the above named disorders. Price
cents per box Sold by drugggists
Read FALSE AND TRUE
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09

Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula, Glandular Swell
NO Hacking Dry Cough, CancerOus Affections,
Syphilitic Complaints Bleeding of the Lungs, Dys-
De psia Water Brash, Tic Doloreux, White Swell
fngs Tumors, Ulcers, Skin and Hip Diseases Mer-
curial Diseases, Female Complaints, Gout, Dropsy,
Rickets, Salt Rheum, Bronchitis Consumption,
liver Complaints, icers in the Throat Mouth, Tu-
mors Nodes in the Glands and other parts OF the
system. Sore Eyes, Srumorous Discharges from the
Ears and the worst forms of SKIN Diseases, Erup-
tions. Fever Sores, Scald Head, Ring worm EryslP'
elas Acne Black spots Worms in the Flesh Can
GERS in the Womb, and all weakening and painipl
discharges Night Sweats, Loss OF Sperm ana all
wastes OF the life Principle within the range OF
this wonder of Modern Chemistry and q few DAYS
use will prove any person using 1t for either OF
these forms of disease it's potent power to cure
them. Sold by Druggists, 81 per bottle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09
rains fell last night, with fierce thunder

rains fell last night, with fierce thunder
and lightning.
MILWAUKEE, June S.-Beloit was visit
ed with terrible storm to-day. Several
spires and roofs were badly damaged. Ser
ious damage from the same storm is also
reported in Harvard.
ALBANY, N. Y. June S--The dams
broke at East Worcester yesterday, carry
ing away number of houses and barns.
No lives lost.
Troy, n. Y, June IA heavy storm
of thunder, lightning and rain visited this
place this afternoon. During its contlnu-
ance one span of the new iron bridge across
the Hudson at West Troy was either
blown down or struck by lightning, and
falling into che river. sunk four canal boats
lying at the dock under it.. There we're Is
persons in the boats, all Of whom are sup
posed to have escaped. The boats were
loaded with iron ore. The span of the
bridge was 240 feet long. Loss $4,000.
UTICA, N. Y, June Tt is reported
here that 20 persons were drowned while
sailing and fishing on Oneida lake, to-day,
and seven persons in Onondaga lake.
One of the most terrific thunder storms
ever known has prevailed in this vicinity
this afternoon and evening.
KEMPTvILLE, Ont, june 8.-A whirl-
wind passing over this place yesterday, un
roofing and destroying number Of houses
A large amount of property was destroyed
and several persons injured.
| WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, June S.--Five
members of the volunteer fire department
here, arrested on suspicion of incendiarism
have confessed to burning nearly all the
property, amounting to over $l,000,000
since the great fire in August 1871. q
CAIRO, ILL.,, June S.-New wheat, ,raiset
by Sam Haynes, colored planter, Of Mad
ison county, Tenn, harvested on the lst o
June, and shipped to +. c. Pace Il Co, o
| this city, by W. c. Coron, of Medon, Tenn.
was sold on Change this morning, at tn
Cairo Chamber of Commerce, for the sun
of $425 per bushel, to Peter Cuhl, {
wholesale -four dealer of this city.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-09
EVANSTON


Situated on Grant Avenue, Ashland Avenue, Dodge
city of Chicago by wide and elegant BouIevards,
and the finest drives ia the world
On this property the streets are all beautifully
ornamented with large tres and evergreens each
side OF the Avenues. with wide sidewalks, and over
$50000 is being expended In Buildings and other
Improvements
In calling the attention of the public TO this auc
ton sale OF evanston properly. and the great ad-
vantages of this growing city place OF residence
| we may men. ion few Of the many attractions.
The EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES are unequaied by
any suburban town In the west. The ladies' Col.
eye and Northwestern University are both located
| near this property
BY chartered rights no liquor can ever be sold
within four miles OF her University buildings.
will be pushed forward to completion within 9 few
months
Evanston is now lighted by gas, and the pipes
| will soon be extended to this property.
| Tue Hail Road facilities between Evanston and
Chicago make her especially desirable place OF
residence. IL addition To the Worth western Il.
which runs nearly 80 trains day, Dummy Road
is under con;raer, am will soon be finished connec
ting Evanstan with all the towns and running d1
rect the GENRE of business.
swL Lake Shore drive Is being finished from the
city, and il the finest drive in the country.
The d esent population Of Evanston il about 10,
posed OF many Of Chicago's best people who have
built elegant homes, and adorned tsIer grounds
equal to place OF its size in the Unien.
A Special Free Train viii run directly TO the
ground, leaving Chicago on moring of sale. .return
ing immediately after the sale.
Terms easy. and will be announced at time oi
sale.
Title perfect, PRIsrED cEsrIFrED Abstract fur.
nished.
For Plats or any other Information apply to H. NJ
Pavle o. H c. McNeai f33 LaSale St, or to Eli
| son. PomeroY q Co., Aue ioneers, 81 and So Ran
doph Street. Chicago. Ill. b'sdeod4w