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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-29

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many fine holiday goods such as dia-
! gold chains, stone cameo and other
jewelry for ladies; also stone and fancy
! rings of every description. 22-4t
Our assortment of gents and boys
clothing is complete. You can find
the latest style silk diagonal suits of
coats and vests; best quality silk vel
vet vests at the lowest prices, at the
Peoples Palace, 40 Main street. dll-2w
You can't name anything in the
smokers line which Cohen & Davis
do not keep at the Idtntical, No. 3S,
Main street. Their stock is of the best
quality and their prizes down to bed
rock.
When it comes to a cigar that will
afford you real satisfaction in smok-
ing, it is to be bought of Cohen &
Davis at the Identical, No. 39, Main
street.
The most extensive stock of gentle
mems furnishing gools, cigars, tobac-
co and smokers articles in the city, is
kept at the Identical, No. 3S Main
street.
Three hundred and eighty Christ
mas presents have been given away at
the Peoples Palace since the 1st of
December, and 1000 presents are still
on hand, one of which will be given to
each of those buying five dollars worth
of goods. d11:2w
The finest and best silver-ware in the
market at twenty per cent. cheaper
than ever before. A splendid assort-
ment for the holidays at Fisher &
Thatchers. 22-4t
Twenty-Five hundred pennyweights
of fine gold chains of Eastern,
San Francisco and Los Angeles make,
suitable for holiday presents at Fisher
d Thatcher's.
Holiday presents bought of Fisher &
Thatcher will be engraved free of
charge by the best engravers in the
country. 22-4t
The Identical still continues it's
thriving trade. The reason for this is
that all goods sold at the establish
ment prove just as they are repre-
scented.
For a stylish hat, nice pair of boots
or gaiters, call at the Peoples Palace,
40 Main street. d11:2w
Agency Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Company. Assets, $2l ,000,-
900. Agency State Investment Insurance
Company, Fire ana Marine. Assets, $3G0,00O,
at Brodrick'S Book Store, near the Postoflice
2l2
Ifyou desire to purchase the best
pianos for the lowest prices go to
Patrick's, No. 60 Spring street, and
buy Decker, Dunham or Emerson
piano. % 1w
Go to the Identical, No. SO Main
street, for your new pocket handker-
chief and suspenders. The best stock
of gentlemen's furnishing goods in the
city is to be found there
At the Peoples Palace you get seven
towels for 81; table covers, ali wool, at
81 %; twelve yards calico for 81;
four spoois of cotton (Brooks') for %
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
LEG END or THE FUCHSJ4

legend Of this little flower
heard long years ago
lis this, that when upon the cross,
The sinless Saviour died.
And the soldier with his cruel smear.
= Had pierced his precious side.
The holy drops flowed at his feet,
Then fell upon the sod,
When Mary kneeling wept for Him.
ler son, and yet her tfod
An angel who was lowering near.
Thus breathed prayer to heaven,
oh, Father let them not be lost.
These drops so freely given
But IN some form of beauty still
Let them remain on earth,
And here upon this rugged h.ll.
give some sweet howeret birtb.
Ihen forth from the ensanguined son,
A tuchsla sprang that morn.
Rich crimson. dyed with Christian hlooJ
Wrapped in His Robe of scorn,"
Dr0oping in sorrow, still 1t bows
Ever its graceful head,
Shlvering in the slightest breeze.
=. trembling with lear and dread,
For the dark shadow OF the Cross
Can ne'er forgotten be.
" here all the perfume of its breath
Was spent on Calvary.
res. Offering its rich fragrance there.
Is incense at His feet,
The Fuchsia though so beautiful
Can never more be sweet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
\ North Carolina w on der.
WHITE CHILD WITH BLACK PARENIs-
WosDERFUL FREAK OF NATURE-AS Al
B.No WITH VARIATIONS.
From the Wilmington N. c. Star

y WHITE CHILD WITH BLACK Parents
WoSDERFUL FREAK OF NATURE-AS AA
B.No WITH VARIATIONS,
From the Wilmington IN. G. STAR
At the house of colored woman by the name
OF Mag Blutbey, on the corner OF Tenth and
Wooster streets there resides colored man aud
his wife by the name OF Fisher, who are the pa
rents ot a girl child about nine months old, who
is certainly one OF the greatest curiosites OF
the human race that We nave ever heard or
read of. Ex-Poiceman, William II. Harris,
who visited the house on sunday and examined
the Guild, informs US that Its skin is perfectly
W hlte although its parents are both of a dark
are perfect up to the bridge OF the nose, the
| chin, mouth and nasal organ being not only
| well formed, but really handsome in their sym
metry aud general appearance; but, commence
ing with the eyes, the face and head has the
| appearance OF animal, more resem bling white
| bear than anything else of the animal species
our informant could call TO mind. The hair is
| of whitish color and like the wool of sheep.
| Its eyes are round and piercing, resembling
| those OF mink, and revolve in their sockets ia
peculiar manner. They cannot bear the light
OF a lamp or candle and are constantly closed
when one Is brought into tue room and are only
| Kept open in the day time when the room Is
| somewhat darkened. 1t has no eyebrows and
| the lid Is OF peculiar formation, in no particu-
lar resembling the eyehd of q human being 1t
is very timid, and when any one approaches 1t
| has the appearance and actions OF rabbit
started trom Its lair. Here Is ine field for those
who make human nature in its various forms
and peculiaritles an object ofstudy and analysis
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
Large and Valuable Peach Orchard,

The fruit { f which is tho most choice and saiea-
lie varieties.
In til e advantages and convenience arising from
location. such as beauty and salubrity Ct situa-
uon eonvenieucs Ia churches, schools. mills, vc.,
frequent and cheap commun cation with the cities
OF Baltimore and Philadelphia. this estate will
bear the most tavorabie comparison with The hest
anu most deSlrable in the county. 1t lies directly
on Sas aairh5 River. adjoining the lands of Col.
ueo. W. Sfencer and Mr.. Jane HURT: il within
three miles Ut the steamboat wharf at George
town, and not moro than four from Lambson'
station, on the Kent County Railroad; while the
deep water Ot the river from its shores may be
reached By hort and cheap wharf which would
ba 1lrecty On the line Of the contempt atei Chesa
pease and Delaware Ship Canal.
Among the mauy handsome AMI salubrious situ-
atiOns on 3asaalras River, this is Acknowledged I.
be the handsOmest ana most healthy
To any one desiring healthy and beautiful resi-
dence and th erewith remuneTative Ietutna for his
investment, thl1 estate Offers inducements 70 pur-
chase lar uperiJr To those usually presented IN
property offered a. public auction,
FT1u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
A sly cock-Babcock.
Robeson wants a third term

A sly cOck-Bapcock.
Robeson wants third term.
Weston doesn't Sothern.
All Stephens is able to address Georgia
sunday-Sch choos.
Boss Sheppard is going 10 see Jayne.
With cherries come troublesome nights
Chicago has sent lead of hay to England
to fodder }. Bull
The announcement of newly-discoyered
comet is Coggialy received.
Onions are good for those who are short
breath.
Smallpox seems to bs very popular among
the Chinese is California,
The worst is three thimbls power tooth
ache.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
a New Phase OF Tweeds's Case.

NEW YORK, j1ne 22'-The Sunday Ne,cs yes
terdey asserted that in twelve months Tweed will
be brought into court, and it will be claimed
thai he has fully paid the utmost penalty the
statute permits to be imposed in such cases OF
misdemeanor rs that for which he was arraigned
Upon a trial Of this issue the Meas confidently
claims that he will 60 forth free.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23

OF which much tho larger portion is arabic
Is laid oil in proper and convenient division:
ior farming purposes, and ia under good ana sub
siantai tencing. Th Soils of the very best and
most desirable quality for the production o
cereals, fruits and vegetables; and has upon il
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-23
FOR ONE DOLLAR

paid. either Of th e following scarf Ring,pair oi
Sleeve Buttons, set OF shirt Studs, pair Of Cuff
studs. Collar Studs, Ladies Pins anu Ball Ear
dtops, Misses Drops, Watch Charm. Satisfac ctiou
guaranteed. Also, Cor prices Of fuc Plated Chsi1
Charm1 Ladies and Mis res Jewelrv. Address
WM; HENDERSON, Jr,. Manufacturing lev ecr
5ol Broadway. New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
S0M0icQ4

Bie Sem 2eier bereits befdnnt, baben
in Der Iebten Wo9e getpaltige Stiirme
ba un6 bort S%erbeerungen an9eri9tet.
Qm f6limmiten fam aber Der Sutnotler
Sleden Samptco, an Der Gbicago>Burz
Iington>Q uincD>Babn, tDeg. Sa er 1T
tbeilmeiie bu6ltGbli6 w~eggefommen.
Die meiften 8epoDner 0eielben la9en
in Der 9tadt bon Samltag arf Sonntag
bereits i'm 8ett, ais ein ni6t gar 81 bef>
ttges 0enitter fmr3 na6 elf lDr plGBli6
III einen furdtbaren Sturm Mbergtng.
IS mar Elm aus Weiten iDebenber ungee
beurer @irbelDino, tpel6er, nte man
istt6er an ben an9ert6teten Serbeeru1>
gen benIelien fonnte, 5tDar MIR cine ge>
rtnge Breite unb nur cine 26n8e bon
elmer bal6en Otetle bate, aber nit boiler
Wl6t geraoe SGntptco traf.
Die gintDo6ner ertDa6ten nit S6ref>
fem, inbem lie fi6 plDblt1 f~ortgerifen
ODER btnab9eltilr5t fiDIten. Ginige fanz
ben fi9 cine seraume Strede pom ibrem
BobnplaBe auf Der iebr n~niqnft BON
ibuen beriibrten grpe; anoere tpare1 bon
ben SriImmern tDrer 9Guier beoedt,
BalfeH ulb ~fleinere 5olaltade fpgen in
Der 2uft lumber. Swar 6anerte Der Wirs
UtIIutltp wv StHtYE <lR9tUu+tue, uDet eF
nIbte Oiele grlnoli6 aus; er 3erft6rte
piele @ebduoe gana, anoere t6etltpet1e;
unbel6dDtgt IieB er f%eines; er ma6te
3tuet Orittel Der GinipoDner mitten in iez
ner 11redli6em 9ta6t 9Gl3lih oboa6lo5
uuo u%ertpunOete nt6t luenIge berlelben,
gum She'll iogar i6wer.
gilen 6rGulein Wtarte 8aues puroe
Ser &innbafeu ge6ro6en unO Der &opf
l6iper perfect, 10 Dap man al threm Auf=
tommeu 3wcifelte; 5rau s.. u, 8anes
brad elm Bein an apei Gtenens ullo per
gatsr Der 0am!!itGr 81, s. y gapss.
ipbie etUfe atpeite 5o0ter iino i0limm
3erl0[agen nno 9e1toBen. S6iper Der>
tuunpet lit Srau Yeariou. 9fi6t Senige
lpurDen BON ben IN Der %ftnltern Jta1t
n1ngerflie9enben 9ol5itiden pertpltnoet.
SaB Nlelnano auf Der Steue getontet
puroe, lit ein WuIoer. n .s9'..
pr. @etes murDe nlit leiner Srau un1
ls9s &iAeerM!T bonn Sturme aps, Dem
Sette geI6leubert .MnS I'm oo,,,as e,n,,s
s i tstf".lmert. Gr ielbl1 Lag I'm
S.u unter ben Griimmern Se3 Saaiess..'
Sn ~oer5petfelter Y4u8it hin STE Setnen
arbettets ar ii@ betdltS, nm ta6 ibuen
81 lu6er. DiIrrb Die 3umeilen bon eiuem
grelIen SliB erlelt6tete 6inIterntB fopss'
penot Tanb er ietne SrGu nagefGbr fluff
+F - -. .f q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

| sig S6ritte BON Der Stene, mo fem
| 0aus geitanOell. init 5erbro9ener S6uI=
ter. gta1oem CT tie IN Si1erbeit ges
bra9t, begann er na0 leinen &inoern I'll
iu9en; 5mei fal10 er alf elmer MatraBe
einige S1ritte BON Dem 9agSplabe; 3tuei
anoere sog er, ebenfuuS betnabe gall5
bell, ullter ben 0auStritlnmeru berDor,
ltnb Sic stpet allbern fanoeu li1 auf ser
8rairie, ~ebenfalls unDerlebt. Qnglt uno
S6reGen bate iie ieoO0 beinabe be-
tGl6t.
GtIf Beriouen, tpel6e in einem 6auIe,
! %gegenIber Dem 0atesl6eu 6aule, ges
ipobnt batten, tpurben idlnmtli6 inter
ben Griimmern ibrer eingeltir5teu Wob>
nung b%egraben, u1o tpulloerbar- aud
BON t9tel tpuroe 9etem1uD beDeutenb per-
iDunoet.
0as Sotel bes Som 8anes tuur6e
tbetllpeile umgepebt ntto Der 6auptt6eil
lparo pom 6unoament gerIft. Sales,
ietne Srau uno Drei SillOer puroen I'M
Wirbelptnoe binouSgei6leuOert unter
Die Srilmmer zines bena9barten 9aules
unO ibltmm seri6lageu. Sin Npotbeter
pur0e aus letner Npotbete gerti1en nno
oramBen 5u8ooen gei6leuoert. @r ipollte
auf1teben; Do traf tbn Elm Da9erfltegen>
Der 8alten nnb itieB i'm ppn 9teucm auf
bic @rbe; e. blieb nun rubtg liegell, bis
es in ben Bitten tpteoer CANA ruDig mar;
Oann erbob er ii9 noritdtig uno - uur
lei6t perlebt.
Sn etnem anberen umgetpebten Gez
bGuDe bate inI 5peiteu Stodiperfe eiu
Smuggling 9ei6Iafeu. Die ibrisen 9auSz
bcppDner perniBteu benielben, naboem
lie iib bon oer eriten 8etdubullg erbplt
batteu; in 9lngit unoGerspeiflung bur9z
1u6ten bic Glterm bic drummer; ein
greIer Slib Seiste ibnen aipei fletneTlB:
6en, Die aus ben Srimmern berDorrags
ten; Dorii6ttg tpuroe nun oos StnD6el
berporge5ogen; es lebte unO mar nur
u~nbe0euteno p%ertpuIDet.
Inter ben gdu3li6 serltOrten @ebGu>
ben itnb 5met groBe Getreioeipei6er unO
cine &trde. Grftere tparen nit Sc
treble gefiiut, nel6es ser Sturm, ais er
Die Spet6er sertriinumerte, in Die Glfte
entfiibrte. Ser 8a1nDof Der D6engez
nanllteu @iienbabu tuuroe tbeiltDeiie ser>
1t0rt.
Den @eiammti@a6en i6Gbt man auf
mebr ais $l45 900 = fir elm tleinesOo
gepiB Elm f1tperer 8erluit.
Die 8emobner oer lInlgegeuo seigen
1t6 leDr tDetlnebmenb uto Dilfret6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

DoIles Eelefcop erbielt, tpofir tie
tDeoer &aum nod 2eDrfrGfte bate; cine
anoere Elm SbierDatorium, abcr
fetne Sn itrumcnte; eine brittle
cine b otant de 3 ammlung, obne
oaB lie etnen Bota infer belaB; cine
nierte bat elm mineraIpgi6 es
@abtnet, aber feinen Wineralos
gen. 0ur6l9ntttli6 fiimmern it9 oieie
Soften lniueriitdten gar Jtt9ts I'M Nas
t%uripii enibaften, ODER 9eben ii6 II ben
Nnl0ein Oapon, nm 3OgIinge berbsi3us
loden, oDer UNI Die Guaranteeing an5uz
loden. Oerarttge SanOel5zS petnlattos
men erfldrt 6err Wbite fur gailS pers
tpcrflt6 unb na9tbeiltg.
9err @bite empfieblt sur lnterbrIGz
nng bieies llnfu9s Grridtung Don
Stoats uniDerlitdteu, tporaMs ieOes
ftrdli6e Settenlpeien p%erbannt lift, .ebsnz
10 tpte aus ben Dffentli6en Sbuleu. HlD
auf oieien llntperittdten iolte ben dr,nez
rem Stuoenten freier uuterri6t ertbeilt
mer6sn.
Us lit II 81 tpini6en, baB Sic Stims
me oieles Bropbeten IN Der lSIite iiberz
all Derlonmeu meroe. user O6ren bat
5u boren, Der b0re!" (YDil, Dem.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

$50 Nbts @m.
231 Nblubum Sobaun
232 Drummer q
233 Nlbredt II. SrDer
234 artu5tt San
235 Ai1en5rano 2ouis
236 Noner g&m.
237 BAR Yeurp
23S Sa6 @luiam
239 Seder s Ntrs.
240 Don't An,on
PAL &peiuie Suiepb :
PAP 3oIoub Ntarsaret
243 Srut 6rig
pa Srautigam NusuIt
2l5 @riitert slbolpb
246 Slubn S
PAT Brodhans Seurp
24S 9reuner 6loriau
249 Sntmeilter Soa6im
$50 8ubler Wtarp WtB
251 YugbGd so.
252 @bobm Saco6
253 Soften Mtaper
254 @pbu 6enrp
255 0auer 1usuit
PSI Eeienbers Satob
257 0eobatb IS =.
25S Deuti4er Vtatbep
$50 Diebl Jreb.
ESQ Oietrids s $
261 Durn5sl Sobn
262 Oodenborf Senrp
263 OuEaisti So.
2G4 Oiirr Wtidatl
265 gtnIiner Galmen s
266 giliser YailI
267 @utp lurt6
26S Gtteliou q 3
269 Iisel Wii@ael
2T0 ,5raRts =.
27i Tric Nutbias
272 6Irit Gbrilt. o
2T3 NeuSs Spa
274 @elteH George
275 @ilbemeiiter ,irie5ri6
276 @oltom Nobert
PIT @omsti MnOrsn
2TS 9artoegen 8%oIirrieb
279 Oaut ISM
2S0 saul j.
2Sl Nutt youis 6
2S2 6abermauu Ebereiia
2S3 Qultsrboif 5
2S4 SattmaHn %
255 @sg &brtlttau
286 Sedblam &m
2S7 9euyp u
2SS 9ermanI SimOn
2S9 @stri gufas
300 SeIielb Sobonu
291 Seimi6 .
292 @oiner S.aus
293 pOreiii 9pnet
294 9omburs Gbeo6or
295 Doger Sultus
1856 0uper 5reb
2!T Saenid Ntar
29S S5bnt Seuntns
299 &atMsrs Saco9
300 Tanfman .
301 &llener Wtinna Nrs
3D2 8iitiuaer Saeob
BIB &iliin9er tSreS
3O4 Slaume 6rteb
305 NloS Natp
306 &oripstt 3
307 Sobl Nbam
800 &oHman u Rt
300 Sosielat Sos
$40 Satopis Sau
311 Rod SH
312 Honiorsti Marttn
313 Gpn;en .6eiurt9
314 Rriiaer 8ertba
315 Sru6eu Sobu
316 Erne9er W!iuua Wi6
317 Gralemauu &bsobor
318 6nttners s
319 8InS Mbam
800 Eubler &aurG
321 Sanse Nmsnlt
322 n Gar.
1923 Qsnte goutie %iA
1874 9eis Gbarles
325 Yes Sobu Is
1926 gerter Onbrens
327 Sspora WenseI
1923 2obmIHer 9Sb
3a9 ~gowinsst AO6Ip5
800 Eht9ria 5. QE
S31 2nb Giajis
Sa2 Otarr NSoIpb
333 Otarts Siaac
S34 Dtas George
335 Waret Wutbes
$50 Dtepsr George
337 Dteiners Dtiuno iris
33S Dteier @bn arb
339 Wtensss Gbarls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
DIR. HIATT & LIE ROY.

&*W** WITT WWItWHWe
Sabrifanten Der belten tInfltdeu G(ieoer. Sie p~erfer=
tieen mad Nsa6 Srit9bGnosr, @upporters, gracezgppas
rate iir gu turse 9lteoer, Sdienbeine, !S~iftensSraues
beiteH, Farolpltsi l9po4e &sutel, GlubiIse &C. Sencet
fir Gireulate. 13mslSt 2prgS ulSm6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
Aatet Gm1 Dor amaeSaIber.

Gin Cpf.r friber SHStsCretten, wcbur& Nerssni@Dds
De, irIb;eitice Gntfraftuns ertolste, Deriubte iebes aMses
aeiste SsiImitteI p~ergebens; bis &c elm eiHfa&es Dtittd
Sur Selbf<Gur entbedte, bas er frei ieiHeH 4stoeHsges
fabrttu sni9ift. Abrefe: J.Hs Reeves Ns' "a
RGGGu cav. ReRs9pEt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
Antertca11 Clnif.
Ste
American Steamship Co.,
NON NwhiIa0fluhia.
non philadelphia


Grite &Iaie w6dentIi9e Dampfer swifGsn
PHILADELPHIA nnS LIVERPOOL.
"pemnipInamia", ,,Sbto", ,,9bbotSfores.
rSnoiana", ,,&eniIwOrtb". ,,SMtnotS".
Die eiusise aiute bereu Dampfer inter q M ert
ntl@er5 tos 9 c fabren. = Gbfobrtstae pOn RbiIGs
SsIpbia isSen 9Onneritas. = HaHaees9rciie sabI=
par IN ga&ter.-GaiIte SIS bis 500, ie mad beg
SaHtbmre mad Gbtcass................$8O.5O.
DreHnen $1,000.
llnibertrefFi3e GccOmO6ationen fir ale @IaTen Bats
ia9tere. Cute Sebienuns anb elm tii6tiser Ar3t nnb
amfwdrtsrin All jeSem Dampfsr.-Dtcle DampFer limb
NIT Rettungsfl6Be n auseeriflet uub fhhreu aus
teroem bic Observation-Disclosures uuS S6rpimms
apparate. - Gin Goiiastersus Der BennipIpauia Babu
uerIdbt ben Qaiioeiersu9 pentge Stuuben mad antunft
6es Dampfels in EbiIaoeIpbtG- R~oiagei&eine nHs.
5radtbriefe SwiideH allen beoeuteuben @SIaseu, IoDk
We9ieI auf Oeutf1IaUb.- Wegen HaHaqe
Sradtrnten, BsbieI uub iOuftiser sSniOrmatiOu penh
man i6 on
y II. MILNE, SsneraI>@sent fit BEN gseitsu.
13S ga Gale Gtr., Chicago, SI.
Neter gSri9bt & CONS, GsusraIs @ssutsu,
5T gSalnst Ctr, philadelphia.
Ssap1SpS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
@6GeWtItGe 8riefiFe
bonn 8. Stunt bis sum 10. SUM- Is


$40 Dteper @iuiam
:4l Wiews 6rieorid
Mtos Is
343 Morris Eb
Bill WtoLr Sacob
343 DO NHna
BAG MroSe Soeuo
347 M:oS san
34S AGuelosr s. G
$40 Mtncblius Ebilipp
$50 !tuwat Sacob
S5l !totert Sob SeSse
1852 Gel; 6ernauoo
353 Oienbah Eaul
354 Obniteiu sSeremiab
355 Ortin9a So5ann
1856 Stis @eHrp
357 EaaIp @ltlabetb
35S Halterowig 2
$50 Qauwitt 6snrp
$3.50 Neplinsti Saco6
Boil Fil, Vbrtittan
362 E~otrspwinstt iSraut
363 Eotorati Soeo5
1854 Erobiiius s
3G5 RriborSti Gouarb
3G6 Eutcr5tt Jacob
BOT Taityet Sobn .
1853 JteuiorB Spbn
369 9tetier lfitbel
$40 &eHnader & & TiS
81 8insbOI; WiotbiIOe
372 9toboe Srieorld
3T3 9~toiecraniS 70
374 3towe s 5 Ntr5
375 Hpbuut i (
3I6 NoueouJ CHARLOTTE
317 NIbe @borles
37S 5tult SraH3
3T9 o~tubeHltetn
$50 Seielot Morearei
3Sl SeDbole GbarleS
3S2 Serres Niihel
3S3 SpormanH NoolpE
3Sl Spiegel Nieie
3S5 SpGubelinSe N
3SG Spleder i j
3S7 S6uldet Soiepb
ass SddHer Sulan
3S9 S6uht Trig
$40 S6lsoer lseter
39l SdtIer George
By SheHe Is
3!3 SdtmmeI 6 3 IL. 60
3!4 Sbtlbaart @enSel
1915 Sd)erer 70
SW S6OHS J$ic
3aI Gdri DtGrp
SOY <dnierSp Glemsns
3!m Shiudf3 Gus
400 Sdlrum y Ut
4Ol Shr0lter Sereus
402 &bnIR Nn9uit
4o3 S0ulSe yDsarR
AGA S6Noert II. &Oente
405 Samiht yeoubaro
400 Stoaer Gbriit
407 Sterubers Ntpres
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422 Gbisoe BiIbe[mine
423 Gbome 0enrp
424 &oes Nnbrtas
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430 Son Nalm Baron
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

Die Ne6ensart: v2oB' 9i0 begraz
benz" lit iii n~eueiter 3elt III Sag 0
bcrbremnen!" m%Docrni1lrt poroen.
gScnu Der %&oitenpunft inSctra0t tpmmt,
10 bat bies ieine polle Sere1tiguils, oeuil
Der Jsep gorfer Observation-Disclosures
Gtretn miro, lobalo CT ale feline GOr-
rt9tungen g%etroffen bat, iIr Die Yerz
brennung elmer Set6e ll1t mebr ais fInf
bis adt QouarS bere1neM.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

y 0to6efort lit gar fein gociattit, ~ionberu
MIR Elm Ber1e6ter bes municipal selfgoyerne-
ment" our D q 8 h~eoeHtete bic &artier @Ommuue)
uuo inn uebrigen elu StaHterer uno S6tmpfbolo
a la SeIHSeH. AInI. b, Jteo-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-13

ed home with him, but were met by a
large crowd of men, who took him away
and hanged him to tree.
New YORK, July ll.-All day the oil
fire which broke out at Weehawken last
evening ragged with unabated fury, When
it was seen the tanks would go, the labor
ers employed in the yard We're put to work
removing property, and succeeded in run
ming off about a thousand barrels but the
heat became SO intense that it became i'm
possible to remove more. In addition to
the destruction of the tanks. the large
wooden storehouse and coutents was en-
tirely destroyed, Another storehouse, "A
brick structure, escaped destruction, but
the coopershop was burned The burning
oil ran into the rive and burned away leo
feet of the long pier, and entirely destroy
ed the short pier it also burned out a sec
ton of the trestle works,a portion of which
were saved by tiremen, who cut away be-
tween SO and IS feet At about : o clock
this evening, the last tank burst, and the
flames were then confined TO the property
in the yard. The total loss is estimated at
$750,OO0. Sixteen tanks, containing from
5000 to 10000 barrels of oil each, and es-
timated to have contained $4,000 barrels,
were consumed. Besides the destruction
of the piers, warehouse, and coopershop,
and the damage to the trestle works, the
road bed was ruined, the slecpers burned,
and the rails twisted into every conceiva-
BILE shape. Four cars, sixty five cords of
wood, valued at s., 200. and barge were
also destroyed. The insurance does not
exceed 100000, and is effected in five
Boston and Il number of New York com
panies, and in the London, Liverpool and
Globe, of London.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 1.-THE sash,
door. and blind factory of A. Reid, of West
Depre, near Green Bay, Wis, was destroy
ed by fire yesterday morning. Loss, $780,.
900; insurance $1,000
BosToN, July ll.-John Furbush' $ tan
merry and curving shop, iu Woburn, and
the stock belonging to other persons, burn
ed to-day. One man was killed by Il fall
ing chimney during the fire The proper
ty was mostly insured loss not stated.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, July l0.-Th'
chiuch bugs have appeared in this and ad
joining counties recently by the millions
and are doing great damage to the oats an(
growing corn. A drowning rainis all tina
will rid the farmers of these pests, an,
save many fields from utter ruin.
Sparks from locomotive on the Rock
ford, Rock Island & ST. Louis railroad Sc
fire to a stubble field belonging to ma
named Charles Stuart, near Manchester,
| few DAYS ago, burning up ten acres OF lin
wheat in the shock. Loss estimated a
$3.50
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-13
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