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GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPr


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASuINGTON, ID. g.. July Ill a N.
GyuOpsis rOr the DGSt tlceHty- rOtr hours.
The barometer has risen III the SOuth ern and
Mids States the lower lake region 1nd the OLi0 Val
ley Il low IN the NOrtA-Ness, anu i Shest
near the south Atlantic coast.
The temperature has risen n southern New-EDgland,
th Middle states. the LAKE gOn the OAlo valley and
the North .ht rains Reported IRON NOi Aefn
gland the south Atlantic coast aud the lower
Mississippi Valley. ,
south or winds and clear or far weather prevail
in mn the districts. Tie Missouri RIVER has fallen At
Omaha LeavenwOrth. and Jefferson Ciiy Inc vi sss-
,Iup has falen st. Paul the Cumberland and Upper
ONO Rivers have risen.
Probabilities.
For yer England, the lftde states and The Lo,rer LAKE
reyion purity ciOuty ana rdrBter cedher tcH ITecnI
tritL s,llth lceSt UtHdS, and gtltiHg 0drOBteer
For the south Atlantic ana Guf states partly cloudy
weather, tue lower Mississippi valley aud
near the coast south west winds, no decided eAaAe
OF temprra ure. and nigh barometer.
For tennessee aud ONO Valley, the upper lake re-
ou and the North West, clear lar weather ana deci-
r,y IN temperature during the day, with southeast
OF west winds and slight changes Ia the AIometer.
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AFATAL THUNDERBOLT.

BRIpGEPoRT, Conn, July 13.-DuriHg severe
thunder shower on Saturday the house u Levi Har-
r,son in Trumbun. was struck by lightning. and MI
Harrison aged q years his wife, and daughter aged
two wears were all killed. They were sitting On a
feather ped at the tme Che neghbors seeing ssaoke
issuing from the house repaired immediately tnther,
and found the whole family dead aud the bed in sames
r.. n tmes ,3ere speedily extnglshed Mr. Harrison
10 ba,Iy hurned about the face AMI head. Another
bn.e i'm the same town struck dlring me shower
and considerably shattered The IAlLcr nad -sutIng
r,,l On e.lc 4 OF tne Two Chlmncys.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.
Havana Jay I3-SpsBsh Gold s2J2 Exchange nOmniL
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

yHwoaLsAss July I3Poar dull rrs6. Ertra ses6 ls ,
Choice dull. White hred 501-Tc WITT JO1
Oats SIC 95e Hay warehouse Puinr va
Pork 81 759$22 Dy ssel Meat Ar,
BaeonSua good iob5ng feban nhooh
91sc; 1lall ~ Hams, l69llc Lard seae Leres
~; Keg l3it0t3LI sugsr-ll5 hhd sold 70 .peesators'
Fully Far saD5c Moaes-No sales Coffee q1et On
dnarv Prime l9a023 WbskY dull Al 97e 9si w cssn
Mea arBeF "A 80. -
WLNSGroS July l3spirs Turpentibe srn At }1c Resa
strained rnrpeBne steady % for feios
DIP 81 ~ Virgin. Tar aalst at 81 50.
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5uel,al Notires
To Speculate In stees "a

To Speculate la steaks, -, a.
rIIMBRinGE Il Co. banker. Malst, ~ l., ae zoe P~"
tesl sith. -
,llce Notics.--The MAILS FOR EUROPE o' Sao-.
.c1g StrI'RDAY jay 10 1874. via close a. ms 90 -
On NJ EsDAY 12a Oh WsDsssuaii. =, On and Ia .
90 THURSDAY al II va n, AND On SAL n L LANES. r. n
o ~. ~ hsld Al nan.
Neetiua Of the members q she sAn ~ ~ 20 ,ase with
Der, Of the supreme Ccaf fo-pArr sicKLRY.
regana 10 the deAA Of shs A" " n BARR u,
n YAHDBhr0KL. tcorml,,e, ri
lsAgs THOMSON.
A A. Rht No. $50 a-
Va. J.Is IA 1914 .I...'.I .-"
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TIE RACE For THE sARATOGA CUP.

SARATOGA, July 13-Mr Morrissey has re-
ceived dispatcn from II. p McGraih. the owner OF
Tom Bowling, saving tnat Tom Bowling VIII propapV
be well and run at Saratoga. This viii bring together
t following celebrated horses in the contest for the
saratos Cup: Tom Bowling. PreaKless. 5pI.n-Doh'
Kay Pease. and Wanderer-the greatest he!d Vi Aoi''S
that has ever come together IN Ainerlca
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Elijah Allen. old resident Of Medford,
Mass. hanged himself yesteraaT
IA negro drayman shot a soldier twice, in At
anta. Ga. YestcrtY intng serious wound the face.
... Edwin w. Philips. a letter-carrier in North
Cambridge. Mas under charged With stealing etsl
.George II. Mitchell of the firm of Mitchell
Bros OF Saaoga ned hms II P1eafs LAKE oss.
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About Btters-At periods o. life tonic ssyi
but there Is danger using nue the Of dgc
ton while giving temporary To ObTaie TINS and present " he
public tonic alcoholic poison. Dr. Greene prepared The
OrYGRyArsD BIrrERs nearly thirty sure cure lor Dye
ppa and all ndre Sold everywhere JoHS T. hEssr
GERMAN Co. PropreOns and College place. Sew-torE
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the t benefit Of free market 70 British Taking at the
would something like Of million ysn
lumber would be much vel o 20
uncomfortable and you'd practically give MONOPOLY n
Francisco Undoubtedly would give an snpt
Of and forest ve,th on ne
both Of which practically exhustess In minor items
wealth,
this part o the Dominion would largely gain.
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M1RRLEU.

LFSIIR-SOUIgR-At Tnonas Church Fitlve, Monfay
JAW 49, ~ Rev FRANK Leslie to ~ Forence sgasr
No cards
pkRRSG-DAyI-On Monday July The residence % the brides
naent, by Rev Is. Frederick PerGg " Lafs
DAVIS. all Of this city.
IrRGIs-MqCHEsSEY-At Elizabeth NewJerseY the 2o,h
Nm. by The Rev Pareg % BoozTn M William ,tlrg u uns
ty to L. McChesaey, daughter Vi The ate Dc John
Net gesley vi POs4AIa, Ses -iOrA.
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HERREW COUNCIL.

CLEVELAND, July ia council of the Amer
lean Eehrew Union OF Congregations will he held in this
city ro.morrow Action will be taken regarding the
foanding OF Hebrew Theolog cal IoIiute. About 5000
III the influential aud wealthy lsraes vi America
Will be IN at attendance.
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mental alteration seized gun and while her husband
still sleeping shot and killed him Instantly Then
with n she inflicted horrible wound upon ths
H. vi and neck OF Of her children and with pitch
forh almost killed another. Tho children stil.
80 =. condition
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CHEESE MARKETS

July l3Bght thousand Of Cheese offered here
TO-DAY and 1000 sold prices rom IL to ii % most sAes bc1s
II G1l &c. =.
AZ Little Pals 900 bores oh
At II Sc prevalent prices oil "a The scsIg
dep .ndss slow above quotations.
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ELSEWHERE.

A fire originating in Mllers stable, at Rock
ford Ill., YESTERDAY destroyed the stable and con- enJs
a grocery store, q drug store, and number oi Other
e-fabslments. The damage Is roughly estimated at
s2OUO The amount or insurance is unknown.
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THE LONG BRANCH RACES.

The races to-day at Monmouth Park promise
to he well attended. The pooseiiins last eveDinG
at the West End Hotel was very lively. There was
more interest manifested last night than on any
previous evening. The first l. or $780, nhe heats
IL.
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A co.. LECTOR OF CUSTOMS ARRESTED

SAN FRANZ. SEQ, July 13.-W. J. Mccormick.
Collector OF Customs at san Diego, who told story Of
having been robbed about 1907 OF Government funds
by men. arrested to-day, charged with having
embezxled the money. Ho released on $1,000 bail
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spected and influential Democratic families OF that
region, two of her brothers having served honor
ably during the whole period of the war IN the
Confederate army.
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DISASTER.

The New Elastic Truss 1888 Broaiway lately bat small
coul as DyrnpeaI the whole arcl Tue ast, spAS
,Ia auzsrD44 DlAcAsals VIA Is rolling tAilier
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A WIFE MURDERS HER HUSBAND AND AT
TEMPS TO KILL HER CHILDREN.
McCosNELLsBURG, Penn, July l3.-Early
yesterday morning. Mrs John Moats' residing about 10
Gas south Of this place. wbe abogng under state 81
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DIED.

al Notices Of Mlr,aJes must be Endorsed w'ti laa
,dr,e ana address.
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Intelligence has been received at Toronto,
Ont Of the death OF Robert Cunningham, member VI
the dominion Parliament for Marquette, Manitoba.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

CINCINNATI Oct. 5.-River eight feet and rising.
Weath Itu.
PITrsErRG. Oct. D. River three feet. Weather
cloudy and cool
EVANSVILLE, Oct. j. - River falling slowly.
Weather clear and cool
CAIRO Iii Oct. 5.-Arrived Capitol City from
st. ouis, 10 Z. NJ, Paragon from st. Louis, 8
A. NJ, Scudder from st. Louis 7. NJ Departed:
Capital Cry for Vicksburg. A. NJ, Paragon for
New Orleans p. NJ. Weather clear. Mercury
6.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ). Arrived Helena from
Vicksbnrg. No departures. River falling slowly,
with 6 feet Of water c., Cairo and tie channel
cutting GU. Weather clear and pleasant.
Louisville, Oct 5.-River feet . inches in
the ca al and rising slowly. Weather cloudy,
Mt NrHrs Oct. River stationary. Weather
clear and warm Arrived : st. Genevleve, from
Vmk.bur2. Departed Be @ Memphis AID Bee
and harges Tor ST. Ilp,us. The Para ron is
dgrou d II Powrr-s Island.
NIcGsBrHG, Ocl }. Up Marv A ice aud
tar-cs. NJ g. al, down {, day. Ami, e. City -
Fitk7bu & and Natchez. weather VAIN and
cf ar TDc river has risen ) inchc- IN the last "A
itOuisS
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TaINGS IN GENERAIg

! 1here "a considerable tala about ans con,
paint against che ectioA Of the contractor
whs are erecting Buildings ols the site 81 tn,
OLD Sc alphon,ue Asyluns fhes seem t.
have an idea tnae She atrees was laid cut Gol
the especa al purnose @. !en9 tilles alo witt
irosen bricks ana plies Of ether trasls Ol
Sunday night while che srscis Of Lafayette
| No vas 70 ito way Go the free the going horse
Of the company ~as doins tie bese tno Zinc
wheels came in eontac5 WITH enc ills Of tina,
:ylsh and the cruel. wes overturned and it may
be O. nsideres miracle that no one was hurt
grToRNEY GENERAL FIELD
siece ..e has come back has has taken the
door plate with his name off the door of his
residence. Is it an interviewer of the Times
or he WI tie League that he fears ?
The Supervisor of the
TENTH WARD REGISTRATION OFFICE.
it would appear, h Is been at some of his old
tricks.
On Saturday a young man named Adam
Mayer went to the Office and applied for regis
tration and produced his naturalization pa
pers, obtained so ne two weeks previous from
the Second District Court.
The Young man did not answer the ques-
tlOLS VI SOuuOlS, lut Ctdlc W LIS
satisfaction, and he very quietly took Mayer S
naturalization papers and refused to return
them telling him to call again on Monday
with two witnesses to prove his identity and
his age.
Yesterday Mayer again went to the regis
tration Office with two witnesses as the State
Supervisor required, and yet that individual
refused to register him, and refused to give
oack the papers,
A man who called himself Ingraham, and
represented himself as Uni ed States Super
visor, told Mayer to make An affidavit against
the State supervisor. and subsequently told
him that unless he did so, he (Ingraham)
would have Mayer arrested.
sHE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
It is stated on good authority that the Radi-
cal Parish Convention, when it meets, will
put in the field, for Mayor, Felix Labstut, and
will back him up with the names of white
citizens who are highly connected in this
community. That is, this is the programme
laid down by certain of the better men OF the
party, but it remains to be seen whether or
not wire-pullers and aspirants for Office will
allow it to be carried ont.
PATTY CLARK,
it would seem, has determined to obey the in
junction Of the Superior District Cours any
way he has promised to do it, and on this
promise his e,ws were yesterday delivered to
hile.
AASE BALL.
AZ Q naeetfne of the Grasshopper Base Ball
Club the following named officers were elected
20 seFve f>r the ensuing term of three months:
President. . Ei:zpa rick . Vice President NJ
st,HAt treasurer, O.. slancy Secretary, W.
Sc. iora sck s,tsa i. ss,'s.g Gsl@,ess
: t.4Sli.s
Ehc e-o.sIa sf asa inyitafoe ssoIa n ssrs
IN as s1ehSta .nd =. "a NlIeen. 10 a'4en b.
sle social "a heElng rhics sill cake pi&e Oh
.s:tobea q II. prepu stoTg e. .ae aye mag col
'ilatr nn > establishment, g. The Resots.' Sa
~ 1.l ne ssf ct Is sssna sle&.d.
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Those who desire to keep Kellogg u :
State will refuse to register.
RIO JANEIRO.

RIO JANErRo, Oct. 1.-The Governme@ y.
saking measures to suppress the instruction;
Ali the Govern ment offices and commercial
houses are closed. The Government ha. issued
order extending the time n all commercial
credits. One reg meat OF Nttional troops has
revoited aud gone over to the insur gents.
@ Foreigners are fastening to tn II respective
ronsu ateS to set passports to protect them
against til universal CONSUMPTION which IS to be
enforced
There have been several disturbances IN the
streets of Duenos Ayres. Many persons OF
prominence have been arrested on suspicion Of
favoriug the insur. ents.
Co.'s Rocco and Bayes marching against
the rebels
Vice Pr, siden. Aluna remains at the head Of
the national guards
The rebel squadron is commanded by Gen.
YobeZ.
The insurgents are pu chasing steamers and
arms and Are recruiting at M0ntesideo.
Every housekeeper should use Shsphards Pat
ent Starch Gloss, sold ct Renaud's GROCERY.
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TEA orsTS CEssRAes DEM Garlic
gSsaesSSf!sE eOMNISoESs 4
S.Gs 90 So. some aIe;sse @

4sa 9,e eng es@ go ts1%sCcslues
o. hsll lass Ollie . o tos,oiug e.sol,e,on.
Ses ad1a'eI e.tee slon,s arc atan.ssd e.
@g-sico:
Rest. o @a;& &c ee,e !9.ntr:@ j@,mm 60 e.
q o meeting on the % h - Notob"r. 1ae rr.@
firm lhe att . ii the Stse e. ttrli o. muit o =
taken Jn th. . - - @entb.a a{sa in Sefel@
enra ore ss-eer mt IA ., bv shs no nv Il ~ Q
memb'gs she mfg nc dbrnm&eeS &;.s
We @rrmAllv pre- 1t eht9 ear pare 10 noe.
@eC4ly o. iellrectlg, g-sponslble &,r ANY ace sg
lag essntes ta1 inttnitlatlsa 10 che Staeev SNd
a5tn& any .lSca R.ttf ayetaeloN seing Z, ace /
upon tie auguaga sf che plvamble of shs said
ag@BmeG5 ana The a ecsnmi@,e OF seven be
appointed h~ She Char o, is,,Se "a astess as q
planatoty sf this agreements
Yhe resolution of slse 25th aas aa aat3oris
cation to the Conference COMMITTEES to proc
eeeds ana to ae#ps PsoP n'ttsone fsore she
ether eide.
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ite,tltG


Ros1oN. Oct Tile 7iea4el Flag. hence for
NhaFl' -tou, II lard a@@Forn0. i 70 ton OF the
freight Wa Discharged. II is hoped the ne 1t
tii vii flpat h,r.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Arrved Henry Cbarcey.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Oct. ; = +. A.-ioarOmeter
2jSs. W,nd EAST, northeast. Ugh.
Arrived: Schn.ncr Gertrude Howes, Ward,
mast r, ) days from iiuAtan ship Agcra Curry,
master, - Gays itom Antwerp, ship Ellen SOUTH
ed, Woodworth. master, via Elsino'e, bsrken-
tine Lsurita, Wlnkle, master, 81 days from Rio
Janeiro.
No departures.
New York, Oct 5.-Arrived Republic.
Arrived out: Thuringia and Celtic.
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ADJUSTMENTS

! Tsa 4caREsv "F Music Fssa9 er@ s51u.
by storm :as. hight would hardly BE 90 nluc b
tribute {" their xon!ef:a! po4 iorm@lcas Fronl
ths I.sin. q. ia r'iYtain 20 che A.,ment al is
.'>irl>n; ,'o.'y :" she ?, spt.r's bell, tb.
asdi.nc. wt1e ~ close attention. e. che varied
sp.eta I presented. The neT:sr,n .s,os "oes.t
with the ptnt,,a!u,e 1T .'>Issnna's Io...' IL
which Ia. L"veli, s'.e im..tas. S.s,, sai
Nile GhaGa T. we're SEA .set
| Rro.. Eaclnan', che t'lrasi'l su.5ee f.'-
f."et, AND t5s dextr's. slIl ! ttisrls eos.
! EpuHlei 'he eIo,eef Observes.
tIio>smns "Les ye.tes sashdnnes" Us
;p .st.s AMI "csei; Abe decacE sud .Asta ~
whica s'ss iAoa1asals aaIsx cs.'.a ~ tae
house
Bcnnese.'i ~as shea insros,oed. an IN MS
aTf at sS.!swins thc bay@les aud sSor,i, -
upses al our Ola IDEAS Dlcern az Che iltearnA
machinery OF bumaa 4IgestloI,0 ehat pertorce.
we were sni 9,le to applaud aud a. @Aat dis
performance as Beyond our 9 kcn.@
The Almonter Bro@ and the little Rouseaes
thea appeared in Jeux de Salon, and We're doe
servediy applauded. When Herr Schultz %
the man with a hundred faces eoSmonced,
there was filter all over the houses . hen he
finished it was hear.s laughter greeted his
exik The velocepede act OF Prof. aenry
Brown and the ladies' was well re ,eived and
from its noveltS excitei considerable com
meme
SO sxquisitely initiates the flute with his hands.
weee 80 the che fsnnOisSeHs treds and the
sen.arklb ls accuracy I'd every as.te won tesiu1
Til. esuic yal.soiAiras lsye l. ags sle sef.
S.rmanse end % one 81 tls y. ,ess sshabit.e.ns
q. y Zee ana skill - Aas Seea ssls t0stUne -
witness tee m@ny sesrs s&, eve ia eose
1sit D ghteS
ss,rErs aHEAeRs -gh. scss5~nsnss % 80
s4nsle e@meth Soss eSanins was remarkably
goo4. els d! ,sene a.ssts DOING asses OIL Q
O. ehem.i,se alu@a Glrge audience sa.g
attendanc . ana sle apla4ue Gas eoua an 8
frequent. Under the management Of Me,srs.
Flynne and White the Gayety promises to be a
favorite resort. New stars will soon appear.
Strashnrg Cathedral is now bctten. 1t no
ha, tbo h1 rl,o Thh
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PRICE-FIVE CENTS

hor'zonta impulses combined, The waveke I'M
dulatinns on the surface r,se AID Il at east one
loot; this acting alone with the above mentioned
movement, made II almost impn sl'le To move
about without being thfonn t. the ground
Added 10 this, there wete pierclns ciics of tho
rnpulace. rreakIng and cracking OF walt. loud
sounds like Thunder nom tn, ear h ben, alta. the
altinS nal~' oi lilte houses and wall, ialling,
which altogether formed hiieous concert which
can never pe forgotten. 1t WAS ~ dark, TOO,
and every visible "hj' ct was III violent ution.
Lon < after the first shock had passed thnrs Mas
sttl the nelse falling more or less dis ant. and
snudrniy arose sounds of hun Ire, ~ voices
chanting HYMN to the Creator for mercy.
shocks followed duriug the night, ot varying
inten~itits, every one of which gave rise t. new
alarms and new Explorations % mercy. Tho
night seemed vi age IN cnGth. Fortunately no
'aln fell About tw" dozen houses that were in.
halted have been destroyed caus ny as far as
could be learned, the less of thirty-two
lives. The number OF houses dam
aged, and winch will have to be-
taken down will b. found considerabl In Gua-
temala, the capital. the shocks we're felt but
slightly. The Indians say that 3 villages at the
foot OF the volcano have been de- troy, Il, though
this wants conf nation At the squares and
%, en places, Antigua, are covered with tents and
other modes Of protection the inhabitants were
filed with ar ut the approach OF night, expect
Ing a repetitln of the earthquake, at the same
hour carriages and carts rye as tempo
raSs abodes
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FROM SOUTH AMER!st-THE GREAT EARTH
OIL AXE.

NEW YORK, oct. p mama adyices Of the
18th nit. state a bll has been introduced III the
A-set bly,. auth rizIng the "e--on If the DarIen
region III the National Government IL passed
lt- first reading and was refer ed to a comnitt. :.
ont 1t is likely 10 meet with strong opposition
when 1t is again brought up for dsrussIp,,.
The Unt.d states flag ho Xxi, hmond il here
A correspondent Of the Star and Herdtd writing
from A. tgua, Guatemala, under date 4th inst,
reports an earthquake took place there the even
ing hefore ut $3.50 p. N. Without anv previo,l.
warning . strong earthquake shook the ground
violently y. in the direction from vest to eat the
movement was . series Of strong, vertical aud
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Foreign citizens who do nee Sesome natu.
saflsS d and segisteretss are voting 70, Kayogs
NEW YORK ITEMS

EEv ~.RS, CD |. 6-Wess III besae az elm,e a
past J last night 80 . . her sust 90 sale 500
ndes 81 &c corss cutive fts-e
S's new. lS'pe . OIL ssvnas &c gss .S'oGs sSe
pcareds ey.
sfs s9gK. a,cts gseret cove a.. sa4s
% d.d. "a fsencs. g. thor cro once. es el--
10 Il for @ day 49,. the o celsug 81 Geoo-Its
81 have transit, 100 On r,Li eu % rereiv.d
during thr . st T. . lie, o. the OILS 0dy % the
o. ,lu'@st Bank. 10 exc o dit a 0Iose who r.
matted o I'm The irli ~ O MS a. a prudential
matter, e10ust much larger ban tIae goo
900 Urea o negotiated q London i- -xp-,scl 10
IN dtsa
Theodore Tilton and Francis u 9ee.ton wsr.
off Tally hottie tins morning Il the indictment
found against them by the Grand Jury, for llre
and SANDER against Mr.. Beecher. sail in e4cil
case has been fined at 80 %, which they Will be
required to furnish tomorrow.
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An exchange says that an epitaph in a
church at Ra nseate. England, concludes
with &c He bore tn acute pains OF ye govt
tor fos.y yrs with thanktulness. That fellow
ought to be dug ont and sent down to LOUISE
ana to live under Kellogg. Louisville Ledger.
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~ oSoN9 wis eytT. tot. sh,qd &c steeh 80 8
Eatent stafca Glses's' hnfr1stns ths quallts -
OF o archie
Z. 1t TIL eos enc sf44ca AMI ala eff a. o.
b sl@ garm n@
o 10 preyeAs gle ssarth ftora s4Eas ana
saves labor III ironinga
B. d. I'M arts nice s4oss 20 al hnea gavmenf..
ami 20 iesk,s soua clothes snReaE ees aa'i
glossy@
I. it is rteao-ons AsS ~i2East family from
two to hree months.
>. II is easy o. obtaies as post firs8efass gres
GERS keep isa
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

Strashnrg Cathedral is now citen. 1t nc
longer ha, the highest splre in Europe. The
new Church of ST. Nicholas, Hamburg. has
Just been finished, and the great Cross was
placed on the summit tho week before last
The total height is 472 feet This is six feet
higher than Strasburg.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

IfGran@, action p renstating, sy Se9era
bayonet>, the robber horde whom the plum
dered people Of Louisiana have twice ove1s
whelmin 5ly rejected and repudiated. is TO be
either approved or tactly acqulesced in by
] the American people, our system of republs
can government is failure. 1t this thing can
be done in one State 1t can be done in another
pit everturrs our form Of govtalmele, ana
puts t'en .alized Power basoeets end az ia
ss Sles@- e0ttord 6'm e.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06
FINANCIAL.

Sa@Ve1 Go Noon. Stocks dull; money
o - - ., cd 10; Q xchange, long ~; short.
Q % % geeee O O strong; tate bonds quot.
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SPECIE IMPORTS
RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,

$r.o 0oRK, Oct. ). Imports Of specie for tho
&c d. 4, 52z IN 90 Il and 80 0JG IN silver.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

gee .esaeene as enc slas.s o ~lrp4-S.ss
gers 20 " s'llington continues They will pr a
pably e.eAs N Ike ae effort to Hrln@ shout Q
reig OF e4rror 10 siabam . whore ehey eals a
a defeaa and are elylns the grslns cor. sas
the use Of sfoops by m,nnfaefu 81. acs)unes
of pr tended out,rtge>iu l. 1ul ,iant. shes IL
siSt that there is going 10 SO o colt o. . .
bloody cent Ct by the White Lea rue aud che
United State, Government, and are using the
Republican press to create this false lmpr g
sion, hoping oy the excitement to prevent any
consideration by the Northern public of the
character OF Klloggs Government. Cincin-
mt; Eonnirpr Both
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Il :ca ~sls re Es.c;i Ia4.y To r. main l.
pa...s sg5,e 60 svei,.tr.