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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

Hon. w. W. Bolster's valuable report as
Bank Examiner will be ready to lay before
the Legislature in printed form by Tuesday
or Wednesday Of this week-ten days earlier
than last year. It makes 1924 pages Of fine
tyne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
Publisher, Notice.

Payments Of subscriptions to the Daily Kennebec
Journal, and the weekly kennsbec Journal, may be
made in Hanowell, to Mai. E. RowELL, Postmas.
give receipts therefore in behalf the publishers
Orders for subscriptions aud advertising will also
| be received By him, ttf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

The closing lecture of the Lyceum course
will be given this evening at Granite Hall,
by Mr.. James T. Fields of Boston. Mr..
Fields is one of the most pleasing and popu.
lar speakers on the lecture platform.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

The new steamship, building by the Maine
Steamship Company. is to be called the
winthrop for the home of Charles n.
Bailey. one of the principal members Of the
company. 1t is to go on the route June 18th
or July lst at the farthest. 1t will be 1000
tons burden, magnihcentiy equipped ard pro-
yided with every thing that can conduce to the
comfort of passengers. She will cost Sl15,-
600. The property of the company in this
State is in excellent condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

Messrs. Gould & Cross, dealers in stoves,
hardware, etc., are to remove from their
present location at the north end, to Williams
block, in the store just vacated by the Co.
burn Land Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

We understand that the temperance meet
ing, on Saturday evening, was a very inter-
esting one. Rev. Mr.. Peckham of Hallow ell,
gave a stirring address.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

Mrs. Fooie has just returned from Europe
(and is stopping at the Cony House for the
present. with a choice lot of human hair of
her own selection. Gray hair of all lengths.
Work done to order. feb5 IF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

The interest In the meetings conducted in
this city, the past week by Rev. Mr.. Earle,
the Evangelist, has steadily increased With
out the least manifestation of excitement,
there have been many inquiries after the
truth, resulting in quite number of CONVEX
sions. The ministers and the church men,
bers are working together in harmony and
brotherly love, striving for e. common object
the bringing of men and women into har
mopy with their Creator. The prayer meet
ings and preaching services have all been
largely attended by interested congregations,
who have seemed deeply impressed with the
services. Not only has the attention of the
careless been arrested, but the membership of
all the churches has been awakened to new
life and activity in the Masters cause. Yes
terday the Granite church had the largest
congregation that ever assembled within its
walls-thero being about 1900 persons present
in the morning, at which time Mr.. Earle
preached a powerful and solemnly impressive
sermon on the "Unpardonable Sim" The
church was crowded again in the afternoon
and evening. More than hundred persons
rose or came forward for prayers. Mr.. Earle
will remain here few days longer, preaching
every afternoon and evening at the Granite
church. Prayer meetings every forenoon at
9 o'clock, In the Baptist vestiy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

Alamsons Botanic Cough Balsam is the
great popular remedy of the day. Inexpen-
sivc, reliable, pleasant TO the taste, it cures
as by magic and gives universal satisfaction.
Try il and be convinced. feb4 +eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, I
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, D. c. Feb. 8.
For New England, northwest winds and
lear Weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

The meeting of Bethlehem Lodge F. and
A. M, has been postponed to one week from
this evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

A full assortment of Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Medicines at johnson Bros, druggists,
opposite post Office, Augusta, Me- jan6-+tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
GORHAM.

Gorham :. Professor Wilson OF the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary, Kents Hill, has been
elected Principal Of Gorham Seminary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, S. The examination of the
bodies of Chang and Eng will take place in
the College Of Physicians about noon to-mor-
row,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati, Feb. :

PROvIsIONS-quiet
PORk--I5 500
LARD-steum as; kettle iSg-.
BULK MEATS-shoulders ca. clear rib sides
tag-; clear sides sSg
BACON-shoulders "a IL; clear rib sides SKA
- clear sides o. as
WHISkEY-9Ga-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

1t is expected that the New Eogland Fair
will unite with the next State Fair il Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
WESTERN STATE NORMAL
-AND--
TRAINING SCHOOL.
FARMINGrON. ME.

The Spring Term of this state Institution for the
professional training of teachers, will commenc
TUESDAY, February %, with facilities for instruc.
ton greatly increased by the recent purchase of an
excellent and extensive Scientific Apparatus, and
carefully selected library. Tuition free.
For further information, address the Principal,
C.. C. ROUNDS. Pennington,
jan2aw TIL feb.4-tlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
FROM KENTUCKY.

Louisville, s. DR.. Henry Miller president
| of the Louisville Medical College, died to-
| day, aged Is years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
Notice to Members.


Single copy, 5 cents; ten copies, cents each
twenty five copies or more, cents each.
Extra copies OF any issue of the Daily Kennebec
Journal may be obtained by giving orders therefor
to The Carrier, or at the Counting Room of The
journal Office the day previous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
local anu State Mems.

Business is extremely dull in municipal
court. This is as it should be.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

The Ellsworth American says: We learn
that Il. Hartshorn, Esq, left on Monday FOR
Augusta, for the purpose of asking the Legis-
lature to incorporate portion Of Ellsworth
into separate town. The proposed town
comprises Reeds Brook. Boggy Brook, Falls
Village and Branch Pond. From the names
these several localities now bear, we would
suggest that the new town be called Temper
ance. Certainly this name would be as ap-
propriate and as good as Unity, Liberty,
Freedom or Hope. Personally, we should
not object to "Hartshorn," which would be an
odorous and pungent name. Mr.. II. has a
petition containing about $50 signatures. and
a remonstrance has been signed containing
about an equal plumber of names.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
Difn.

Ia Sangerville, 20 inst, Mrs Benz amin Farnhaln
| aged about G5 years.
| In Presque Isle, 18th ult., very suddenly, Mr..
Jonah James, aged about 70 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09
IiEMLCCk.

Rough henlock, light, 2Sa3ie; 10 do heavy, 27a
29c; rough oak, 30a33c rough calf, G0ao5c; Rio
21a2sc; six months; do Western and slaughter,
medium and heavy 20asllsc; do do light lsa2lc
Grande and Buenos Ayres. 3SaS5c; Western and
dry hides 2sa3lc; finished cali skins, T5casl 05.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

would inform his friends and the public, that he l..
still carrying on the Machine Shop at the Dam, ia
Augusta, where he Is manufacturing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-02-09

FRE1GHTS-Grain: T. steam, l2Isl2d; " :
ll4 AID.
, 1874-06-01

Of tho crew, including tho officers. But t1o NOR
talfty anong tho Europears was trliling In com-
1arlaon with that which prevailed among tho COO:
lieu; on boara tho Indy Montague, which sailed
with $50 oooliog, 9U0 'loHt their llvoB In tl1o
Wavorlay, carrying d42 coo1icn, 2o5 dIod. Tie
Ea'no fate bcfel ITO OH bonrd tho John Calvin.
ontiro number Of omigranta OH board tho Flora
Iomplo, woro Lost IN the HhIp OF tho conat Of
Cochin Chlnn. Out Of $50 who Hniloti In tho Don
dol Mnro, only 1G2 GOT M far m Ta!,iti aiyo.
Tile Jeddo, Which snilotl with 4so coolios on
board, lost 200. Only IA out of tho aH0 wlo
htarLod in tho provdenzn woro found In l,or
when sho wau discovered OF 1Ialtodadi, In Japau,
aud 600 woro burnt to dentl on bonrd thu Do
ioros ugarto, In tho Aro thoy themselves had
ktntllod in tho vain hopo OF escape. III several
other cascg. whore numbers aro not gtvon, 1t III
ntated that grent nortality prevailed. or tho
tntal number Of tho ahips referred to, fifteen
wero Britiah, four Noro American, throo were
poruvlan, eight wcro Frolch. fyo voro Italinn,
aud 1Iollnnd, Dolgium, and San Salvador oauh
contributed ono.
, 1874-06-01

fkcnr Asllnirul W: q, Sla,abricI1.

from ths Mem rors Herald. Mav 9B.
The doath of Near~AtEmiral Willam 1)ranforil
6huhriu, tho senior officer on tile retired list of
Our naval service, occurred ycster<lay morning.
at hiA Residence in Washington. Admiral Shii-
brick lni reached tho venerable ago OF IL
years, aixty.oight of Which wsro pasaotl in the
aeryico OF liis country. Ha was born noar Charles
ton, =. O., on CT. u, 17g0, anil entered tho
navy In June, 1901. llo did not begln service
tt!o slooloi-war Wanp IN Il midsl1ipmau and and
n,ado cr,,Iso in ller in European natora, Ills
yosaol was recalled to boston III Oetobcr, 1907.
war with Enslan4I nainG an'cipHtod. Whom tho
Britain, In December. 1SU7, sldnlipmun hhu-
brlok mado several oruiseu Il, different whr-yca-
aels Tor tho purpose ot c,1forclng It,. lIo waB
also nn oflccy OH buar the Ilorllot, tj,on COM
nutlaod by Commodore Lawrence, who attorwarl
died ou tho frlgate Chesapeake, shouting "Do!l't
give up tho ship nud went OH her to Franco
aud England with dispatches just befuro tho
doo'aratlon Of war between Hrcat britain and
tliH country. During tho VIII no acted w Act
, 1874-06-01

ing Lieutenant ard Lioutonant on tho frgatcs
constollation and Constitution, While serv;;
t'!g on tho Constellation, 1T 1918. Admiral
shne. s IL 4 st 'sRtf'' eo of tho gu" 81.
boala Tint siloucod tho British frigato Mar
cieslla IN Hampton Noatls. and would lavo
capturol hor but for tho inoppoftnno
arrival Ut two other British frigatea. 1le iert
latid ind wasor forces OIL Cranoy InlRnd. llnwns
transferred from tho Conbtoitatiou to tho ConHl
tuition III time to l'avo part IN Tho glory OF Homo
of the most brilliant exploits Of this latter frig-
captured tho british slips Lerant md Cya1,c,
and hor first o!Ilcor whom l1or eauapo from tho
cxpectant mid sang,inc British squadron on
Porto trayn wan lnanagod with Eroat daring. IN
tornis. Of praiEo Of u! ti,oao achievements
in whics. Admiral Hlubrlck tuok pnrt, and
II nny bo aB we'll to nay Just ilero tint
Cooper entertained . high regard far tho
now doceahol Admiral aid dedicated h!s sen
tncs to l.inI. Lieutenant SIlnbrlck wah at soa In
thu Constitution Mt tho Termination OF Tho wAr,
aud did not raturn 4onto until September, 1Hl5.
1lo wns noon Hont abroad agatn and Ilatlo Tho
Mediterranean crlllse AZ FlrBt Lioutonant Of
until his. Aamiral Sl,ubrIclt's proyroas in
grads WIN slow after tho wnr Of 1919. i1o wan
lla<ln Commander III 1890, having tn tho inter-
val from 1918 boon employed on shore duty, and
1tcpt tl,at grato until 1851 whom llo waa promol-
n1loro service. After retaining that place,
until 1878 hu was givon comr,nnd Of tho
West Inla Squadron, with tho frigatoa a1acedoniun
aH isiH flagship. Wncm he wna recalled from TINT
duty no became commander Of tho Norfolk Navy
IRrd. Ila was employed oil H!l0ro and i'll various
commands nj Hca i,,,kll 1Bii3, s Inst command
hoi',g Of tho Brazil aud .Tafagunyan squadron.
Willis IN tiliH Inter port l'o allad In lilo nrttlo
mont Of our difficulties with prcBidont Lopex tf
Tn1nft1inv. Eiuro 1Hf0 At},rirn1 Ehi,hrtrt bbu
, 1874-06-01

1cnn1n10uB NcoMcA ut M 1cmphin. Tonsls
MEMPHIS, Tonn., Mav 81.-Irom published ro-
porta Of tho proceedings ut tic decoration OF
Union aoldiors grayos at National Ccmotory,
yeatordny, tho ntfair was ono OF tho most dis
graceful ovor Witnessed, and tho HceneH onaotad
by drunken ncgrooB woro disgrace to tho ocoa-
sion. There wore probably not moro than
dozen white persons present, aud Tom SWIM,
colorcd, President Of tho pall-boarers, }lnd takon
charge OF the ceremonies Tie oemotory is sit
uatod some tivo miles out, on tho Louisville
RAILROAD. Whom tho various coored
sociotioa arrived there. they found
q number Of rofroshmcnt stnnds erected,
whero luncheons wero offorcl for sale. Tom
Swan detailed portion OF his crowd, armed
with muskets, to hroak them up which wan car-
rled out by threats 10 shoot tho uwl,ers ono or
two Of whom saved t1loir livos by ilooing 10 tho
woods, whilo tho crowd Of nogrooB Hoizod ntsun
aud appropriated to thoir own ,1se nit tho eata-
Erocory noar tho gato, was noxt yisitol andmade
to pAy 1926 for permission to soil, though he OK
llibtted 4iB Hlato and Federal llconao. A nogfo
woman nanlcd GotHby was tlen robbed OF sill.
They 4, thon rushed to tho groeery,storo Of Felix
de'aea 9sse 9sse.a 's e asn az" s1Sf ii. ts a
sistant wcro driven into tile house, pursued by
tho mob. iudulging III the grosseat obHconlty md
profanity. Mrs. Msrtin was soizod by them,
and her pocket torn open and tho nonoy takou.
guard was then placed around tho house,
and the rotnaindor proceeded to MI orator's
stand, where Ed 6haw. colorcd wlarfmaBter,
harangucd thom OIL Civil-nights, which waa
loudly applaudol. I1o WAS followed by Con.
Smith, Collector OF tho Port, who matlo a briof
asldsoHa appropriate to tho occasion. Those dis
citotneht. and It IL probable that tue Iiugloaders
will be arroBtod for their actu
, 1874-06-01
Fatal Accident yyhilo Driving,

sptctaI Nspafch 70 Tho Chita9o Tribune.
mast al,actnr acc,1"nt "T oro"rrcI Z a Ts
Of Fniriiod about six milcu south Of this city,
IN whicl, ono young lady lost bcr life, nnl l,or
brotl,er and BiHtor woro badly injured. Tho son
and two daughtorn Of 4. II. VanorMal,, Of Fnir-
tcld, werc riding home, w1an by aomo tlofeot In
tho l,arnoHB, the tonguo dropped nnd tito l,orses
becoming ,lnnsnagonblo, tlio occupants Of tho
wagon were thrown ont mud Miss Eva Va1,or-
mnn rms killed. Her sisters arm wan brokon,
and hl,o was badly bruised nl'out tho head mud
shoulders. Tho brother was also badly hurt.
CoLuMpus, O., May 31.-Char]eB Smith, of
Maryland. who was visiting frionds IN t!lia city,
was thrown from q buggy today, whilo Oh liia
way to- church, and 30 seriously injured M to
gAry.
, 1874-06-01

cont month, banltors sro now hnppy to nogoti-
ate loapB at | por cont. While by no moa''s fat
onttlo aud sheep have paRsoa through Tho srintor
in fair condition but tho wool-oltp wlll hardly
half-brogd owoa boing about ~ pounds to tho
fleoce. III mining circles tho utmost activity
prevails; andt whit with the inuroaHod number
Of mnora. the Increased amount OF capital, and
tho improved mnohinory for crushing, reducing,
and refining tho oros larEoly-tncrcaaod per-
contage Of gold and silver bullion may be lookod
for.
THE NEw1Y-p1scovERED COPPER MINES
In this vicinity still attract considerable alton.
tion, aud are pannfng out we'll; but no groat
progress can be made until suitable reduction
works aro orcosod for Bnclting orc on tho ground.
Inter and moro extensive liacoverioB llaFo de-
tics III tho copper vons,-ao,ne OF tho oro Bcnt to
Denver aHaaytng ~ high as &10o q ton pllro
silver. Ihia discovery has pumped frosh OIL
tiuBinsm into tho rankn of tho miners and pfos-
ciuot Of Oopporyi1le, hnvo taken ali astonishing
leap upward during tho past wocf.
THE GOLD AND SILVER FIELDS or aouTH"E8TEHN
COLORADO
arc still the Objective point, hoTevor, nnd tho
rush In that airoction III fairly prodiEioua.
Miners aro ar imaginative set Of 1nortnlR always
ronly to takc up With tho Last aonsatton, no
matter whore It may be ,locatod; md quito
a number of tho old-oatablished mines around
Central mid Georgetown layo been abandoned
for tho new Fl Dorado. Donvor, Pueblo. Canon
City, mt. oil tho most prominent points, are
swarning.wlsh advc1,tnrers, all bound for shs
San Juan country; and tho new towns OF Loma
aud Dol Norte, standing ut tho gateway Of tho
mines, nro oyertlowing with n crowd who o1pect
to strike It rich. Tie Little Saint is tho ony
promising gold-lodc yet discovered lii tho dis
trot but thoro iB, anparently, no end to the
silver r-lodos, ovor 8do being now located,
nasaying from $3.50 to $1,000 per ton. Tho
San Juan region Rooms to DO tho junction
OF two wcll-dehned IMMORAL bolts-tho Colorado
and tho Utah. The country is worry rough aud
broken, aud tho mountains moro abrupt than in
any othor part Of tho Rocky Mountain Chain.
Tho miuera!-benring veins can bo soon ut n great
distance, aud aro emily traced for miiea 1t ia
{oss than @ ioodo fortunohnntors Ina IN and around Of
tho San Juan region, aud Tho roau1ts Of this
summers work will, in a measure, serve to Tx
the roat value Of the San Juan mining region.
IT,
, 1874-06-01
SUNDAYS NEWS,
Local.


Decoration Day waa observed on Saturday by
tho closin; Of tho tanks, public oliiceE, and
Bnntd OF Trade, and fair attendancu ut the
Cemeteries containing the graves OF dead sol
alers. Addresses, music, and tho etrewlng OF
lowers completed tue uxorcisca.
The White stockings Of Chicago beat the
l1arttortlB, on Saturday, by 8 acors OF ii to 8;
tic Bostons boat tue Thiiadulphiha to 3; Tho
alntllalH beat tho Atlnntica to O; tic BaIti-
nlureb beat tho Athletics 7 to i.
a dnrlllt5 aud ancecHHtul o1prcse-robbery wau
accomnliBAcd last Friday Oh tho caatorn-boun,i
Atlantic oxprcss of tho Michigan Central
railroaa. As tho train wns leaving Three Oa!ss,
Mich. the o1press-car was ontered by two rob.
bela ono Of whom knocked down tho messenger
with pair Of brass knucklas, and was proceed
Ing to put him out Of tho Hay. when tho mesBc,l
Bor, Spencer Heath, by unmo, drew hts pistol
and nrcs INSTANTLY killing tia robber. Tbs 1nos-
Bengor then tainted away, and tho ron.ninipg
continuing abo.ls ~ 700 md then escaped. O.li-
ccra are on bis truca, with fair prosposE Of er-
fecsiug his capture,
HltsEe Ilnnac c0t7s.
tt is reported that Germany is working to an-
nul Tho J.fI1ltlotl treaty Which EilarautGca tho
neutrality of Luxembourg. =
-.rhe Station Agent on tho Chicago It North
weRtern Nnliroad Company, in atit;ssukce, waz
tried Tor oyorchaygiug, found guilty, aud fined
81.
Tho residence Of Robort Jones, II farmer,
living nbort seven miles from gainesville, O.,
vas destroyed by fire on Saturday, aud thyea
childron were burned to daat!.
-The President has Issued orders to tho
Treasury Department to award al contracts for
Lumber TO Jollu o. Evans one Of tho " lucky II
contractors under Coy. Shepherds management.
It in estimated that tie contracts for the now
War and State Department buildings alone will
amount to 81 900, Ul0.
, 1874-06-01
International nCl,olcrn Concrcag.,,


IN International .4Cholora Congress-" is to
meet at plontla next mouth. Among tho mos.
important questions to bo discussed en- this &C.
casion aro tho following: l. IL cholera deyel-
opcd ii. India spontaneously, aud is it always
produced in other countries BY transmission from
abroad? 2. !. cholera capable OF being trans
Mltted By tlayelera from one country to another?
8. Can it DO transmitted by arcleB sse&l By c!lol-
era pationts2 1. Can It bo transmitted by pro-
visions? ). Can i! 10 transmitted BY iiving ani-
mals or lilo corpscs OF animals WHO haye died
from choleza, merely through the medium Of the
atmosphore2 q. Has tho Admission OF froAh cir
to ololera-produciny agent any influence Oh its
contagious OF infectious properties? 7. How
lorg is the period Of incubation III cases Of chol-
toc.ion by whcl tho cholcra. @ m ucux "a Or t cho.
era-spreading agent n,ay bo male positively
harmless, or at 1enst weakened with any pros
pect Of SUCCESS? o. Should quarantine cstnb-
iishmonts, to prevent tho spread Of cholera BIT
introduced on rivers. land, or gea? 10, Should
permanent or temporary International stations
for tho study Of Infectious diseases, aud tho
means Of avoiding them, bo esaLliaaed?
, 1874-06-01
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

SNetlal DkpaEch 70 TIE CEica40 Tribune.
JAcKsoSy1L1E, ILL.,. May l.-The coming week
will 10 crowded mith the commencement exer-
cines OF five OF tue principal educational inssi-
tuti0ns here. To-day Baccahureato adt'rosaeh
wero delivered by President 6tnrtoyant, for tho
Illinois College; tho llev. DR.. Glover. for the
Jacksonville Female Academy, md tho lsey. D.
6t. ]. Fry, for thee, illinois Femn'o College.
This evening President Dan,otto delivered y
lecture to the graduating clAss OF tho lnttes-
named institution. All thesa exercises wero at-
tended by crowded audienceB, mnuy strangers
being proBcut.
, 1874-06-01

lhe 1>an naH Ia1eslH ron.arka "Doforo tho
Macno coolio traffic IL forgotten II NAV Le ug
Won 10 recapi!ulate some or tho torllblu aigaA-
tors which attended tho emigration Of the
% Trotched chinamon from that port. Yhaao arc
BLOWN '3 statement drawn up III tho 0rerland
wtioh nuslnlen broko cut, or disasters occurred, ]
from tho yenr 1915 to tho your lH7a. From tA;s
wo aarll thst owl botel thlrsy-olght SLIPS dir
lug TIE per'oa m named. On board twenty-tl.roo
aud lu thirteen caaeH murdered tho wholo or 1,nrll
, 1874-06-01
Drowned,


Special Dispatch to Tic CAicaao Tribune.
roiptar, young colorosl MIN from Benton liar
bor, and formerly Of this piace, wan drowned
while III nwiam1ny at tho mouth Of tho riror
shout $3.50 o'clock last cvaniug. Wl,i!o III the
water lo was taken with cramps md won't under
hoforo assistance could tcach lin. Search waa
immediately commenced, but up to tito peracut
the body Inns not boon found.
Lou1sY11LE. Ky. May 31.-Lowis Trousoll
and threo boys. Willie Harden, Charlie Pitt, and
1sobcrt Lloyd, all Of Now Albany, whilo ont in
skid Saturday ovoning, woro drawn undor q coal
batgo and all drowned.
, 1874-06-01

Special Dispatch to Ae Chicago Tribune.
DAYTON. o., May 3U.-At M early hour this
morning onr city waa thronged with mass Of
people, who dovotod the entire day to dccorat-
Ing tho soldiers graves. At 1o'oclook thoy were
OH tho way 10 the Solliora' Homo, where an
elaborate programme had boon prepared, which
was carried out to the latter. In the afternoon
large procession was formed on Main street,
which Mt o'clock marched to tho st. Houry
Cemetery, whero Tho graves OF the fallen dead
wore straWn with flowers. AZ soon as this wan
completed tho procession moved to Woodland
Cemetery, where tho samo ceremony MAS per-
formed. A. number Of societies Joined in tho
procession, and made q fine display,
, 1874-06-01

SAN FRANCISCO, May 31.--At Icno, to-day, Miss
LILY Duncan, 4 passenger on tho wcat-boun1
train, foil undor tho cars both logH being cut or.
Hho died In short timo.
specfat Dispatch 10 The Chfcaao Tribune.
BEAnpsrows, ILL.,. May 3l.--A man by tho
nan1o of James Osborn was accidentally r,,t,
asor aud killed. near Chapiu. about o'clocls
this morning, by u freight min bound Bouth Oil
tho Rock island Iload. 1Io waa employed as
day, a verdict wna given In accordnnco with tho
above facts. Ills remains Ncro brought to
Bcardstown for burinl.
, 1874-06-01
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoRK, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Via.
cousin, France, and I.epuhlio, from Liverpool J;
W: A. sclolten, from RottertlAm.
2uEEShTowN, hlay 3l.--Tho Whito Star steam
ship Baltic. from Now York May a3, with Alr.
and alls; sartoris OIL boara, arrived at this port
ut ~ o'clock thia evening. All vol.
lLsAourl. May 0l.-TAo Hamburg American
to-day.