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Marriage
Gu1dos

-vs.e.ies and revelations OF TIC sexua gszen'
I'm he visest discoveries in producing and prs
venting Offspring. ho~ 10 preserve 'hs eoinf'eAion'
TIT, ., an Interesting work Of two hundred and
.,x,. n,re.. with numerous sngrsvirss. and con-
n, "A valuable Information Sor those sno sfe mhI
80 a. ron,emplats marriage. still I. Is q book
IN. ought 70 b ksp: under loei and hey, and not
iaid careiessly about the house.
IL contains the expsrieoce and navee o. psyC-
.;.n vhoee reDutafon il world wide, and should %
in .he orivate drawer Of ever male and Ssmals
th,soe6out the entire slobs. IL embraces evefS-
tniSe On he subject Of the gsnesa,ivs system sas
sect 10 any one (frss Of postase) for Fifty Cent?.
Adde'S Dr.. Butts Dsper safy, NO. Il y. s'h
street, 81. Louis, No.
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.A,;IfsoUf NoNAxHooDI MARRIAGE!
80 Is4.cz. Ia.2-s. -aen;s TO Marriage; abe
caus- AZ! exc. Sent seGEes, poS;- i1aic, COZ
50 ccr.s. - DE-. C. WHITTIER, tr7 81.
6.,ar.cs Street. s.. Louis. Mo-, the great
specialist; Read Is works. Pamphlet free
al OF x-ils lis opinion costs nothing.
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ECONOMY Is a good ;hing when Ir5rerly
Adjusted, but why is j that We are 90 IN
Bnuna,e as no, TO be pP!isd with better
gas for the street lamps, and burners that
will give Ugh. tha. would equal candle.
Ia this We suppose the Gas Company is to
blame. while the City Council, who also
wish to be economical, have reduced tie
number Of lamis. Citizens who have BUSH
ness that calls them out at al hours OF the
night have ju=t and right cats, for COM
pl.int
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Ponds Extract. Disease originate
from disorder of the system. A medicine
acts on the csuse, end b. removing 'hsf' de-
s,rovs the disease. Try Extiac;! d&E
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TIE infsIii!,iitg of the Pope was rscsn;ly
decided upon by lie Ecumenical Council, a,
Rome, BAT ye r. ago it was demonstra ed
that DooIey's Vast Powder was not only
tue bex sui cheapest, but also itfel!itl".
Ask your ar for IL. tGS
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&xSO.uOo Sc ls0al.

IN SUNS OF NOT LESS IA q, OOc-
Money 10 loan on ioEg time, a: 10 per
cent. interest, on improved farn.s and good
hu.ire-e city property. Thore Wishing 10
borrow will call on Mr.. Vim. Boob, State
agent of the Northwestern Mutual Liie ln-
rw.re stre.,s. sps27-d&v
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Admins! rator's Notico.
STATE OF KANSAS. L.
LEAvESwoRTH COUNTY, 81

LEAvESwORrH County,
In The Probate Court III and for enid County.
In tho matter Of the Estate of
GhoRaK h. DUBOIS, DECEASED.
NOrICE Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
IN ministrs,ion have been eranted TO the an
iss y ssis U County &C.,. ~ Il.
the Probate Court Of the u unity add State afore-
said. dated the l4th day Of OctobsE. 4. D. 1874
Now, all persons having claims aesinse Tie mid
the same to the undersigned for all0wases. within
one year from tn, date Of said Lsetsfs, q they
my be precluded from any benefit fsueh Eststs
three ears alef the date Of said letters they shall
be forever barred.
MARY FRANCIS DUBOIS, Adminstrstrix 4
the Estate Of GEORGE II. DUDOl0, Deceased.
October II. 1874. Wv
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The Champion Glue Co Of Chicaeo, III,
are turning o:Ii q new article OF CINE, Sh'ch
is cbea,%r and better thau any ever be'ofe
in The msrke,. Read their ''at.
d.E~
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A Sure Thing.-Dr. Kings Syphilis
tcRemedy is warrenied 10 cure Syphi-
lis in the primary, secondary and ter.
airy stages. and in all its varied and
nplicated forms, and will cure the
wors, cases CT venerial diseases, cases
which have resisted the treatment OF the
most eminent physicians in America
II cures the first stage and heals the
ulceus in few days. Itcures ulcers in
II e nose, thros', head, arms and legs;
also. hard pains IN the bones and joints,
sWellings in the joints syphili,ic rheuma'
nsm etc, in short time. Prise IS per
package. Sent everywhere by express.
A treatise on sexual diseases free. Sent
sealed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. j.
Dinsbeer, sos North Seventh stree, st.
Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. Robt. Psrham Agt., fol-
sesvenworth- cod Il "
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0aeektp Gimes
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1874.

For relisbIe medical treatment snd a
.p.edv c1re, 20 10 the Central Medical In
.,i,ute. 765, Cheenut street, s.. Lou's, MO.
iy26-d&w
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KAEsAs.
LkAvKHWo911 COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in and for sad Corsty

In the matter Of the estate of
kzRA +. DAVIS, Deceased.
NYOTICE b hereby given that Letten Of Admin.
IN istration have been gYanted - the under.
signed on the Estate Of Esn =. Davis. hate q saiA
County, deceased BY the Honenhies the Probate
Court Of the County and Stste afsssnid, dated
the 10th day Of October, 4. D. 1874 uevs al Per.
sons having claims against ths said eeate M hare
undeSisned for allowance, vithia 80 yof hon
the date Of said letter. or they may - pgeeluded
from any benefit Of such estate; and tAAs u such
date Of sad letters, they shah b FOREVER barred.
ELIZABETH DAVIS. ExseuoEix q he
will Of EZRA F. DAVIS, Deceased.
ost27.w4w
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A sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specehc and Injection
Mol are warranted TO cure the Con t.
rhea, elect, COrdee, Strictures, diseases
Of the kidneys. bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoes, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
of Power, caused by self abuse or exces.
sive indulgence. Price of DR.. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. DIR. J.
Dipsbeer, sole propriery. No. sos North
Ssventh street, 81. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps Tor q treatise. Cures grar-
usteed or money refunded.
Ro8Akr PARBAA,
cod 81 AgeD, tor !.eaveB worth
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On motion, Board adjourned sine die.
The Board then resolved itself into a
Board of Commissioner. Full Board pres
emf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CENfAUR LINI1GENf

The great discovery Of the age.
There = no pain which the Cen
tauT Iininsas will not relieve. no
swelling which IL viii not subdue.
and no iameosss which 10 viii not
cure. This - sfrSng language.
but IL Il true. II j. 10 humbue ;
the receipt u printed around each
bottle. A circular ecDtainins
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NAyoRfrIn.
RkPRKszxrAr1ys 1IcKHI.

Haderman, Bauserman and johnson were elect
ed TO the state Senate-JOhnson ~ small ma
joiity.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION

I A pri,ass Counse-
Ior to the Married or
|lthose about To marry
,lcn thu phvstoiOWfcal
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The SONG MONARCH!

For your next Sunday School Song Book, sssd
for the RIVER OF LiYK. By Perkins and Gently.
Price, IS cents.
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letter from 1.ynchburgs
THE MERCHANTS TAN-THE MALONE RxrREs:
tCorrcSponlcnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NNcun1,pn Va limo 1G 1914

THE MERCHANTS TAN-THE MALONE EXrRHss.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
l.yNcHpuRG. VA, June 1G, 1874.
You will pardon my seeming intrusion on
your columns when you learn that it is for
the purpose OF relieving from the minds of
your readers the misrepresentation which
your correspondent "Nindex" may have
caused when, in speaking Of the adjourned
meeting OF our merchants TO consider the
taN-hill. he says that 81 apprchcnd that no
important action will be taken, as it is gene
rally coEccdrd that it will be more ccouomi-
cal 20 pay the tax than to contest the bill.
even IL case OF successful ISSUE" Now,
your correspondent was evidently very badly
informed. and sadly miSjudgcd the character
OF our merchants.
In the meeting referred to it was unani.
mou>ly agreed that we would pay this tax
only under protest. and in every way co0pe.
rate with merchants Of your city and sister
cities Of Virginia. Even admitting, which
We do not, that il would be economy TO take
no steps 10 test the consitutionality OF this
unjust and obnoxious bill. there is princi-
pie involved which our merchants of Lynch
burg would not yield.
lour correspondent Is right when he says
thHt Your position on the express question is
sustained and appreciated by all impartial
minds il this section. The people are look.
iug anNieu>iy for the establishment of the
express facilities that they once enjoyed be-
fore General Malone conceived and put into
execution the giant ~ idea OF Is consolidated
express" This applies particularly TO the
people above us on the line OF the railroad
oar merchants arc daily in receipt OF letters
asking them TO look up and forward pack.
ages which stop at this place. The return OF
;he express facilities once enjoyed would b,
hailed with gladne>S by those who have beer
50 Ion. denied those privileges.
Yours. &r.. LYSCnBuRGER.
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SAiaHSas, .sN,, -.


- s 10y
oTgze G @ ,IssisEsR AND nurrarsrssprsa1
i A SftoHHoSD AND DAEV1LLER AfLRDsRsio.s. -
RICHMOND. Va, June La. 1Sf4.S
IGCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take eject
Ag-sUSDAY, June IA. iEx-
P Fl, s-isaye kicbm0nd al l9:45 r. d.. !: leave
Barkeyle al 2:52 A. n: arrive at Dr ndee at S.zS
a; nj. leave tnnoee at 1888 A. NJ; arrive az DARE
VIE at $50 A. ~: leave DanyIlle AZ So a. ii. !:
| Chaylotteat5 z. H. - 80 - =
Leave Neg Sb oEaEas :, Ag SET Yons Exrnsss
a; 1:i5 p. NJ; leave Darsllle at 1896 II. ST leave
Dundee at as p. NJ: Fave BurkeyIiio Mt 500 p
Al: arrive at Richmond ac 1904 r. II. This train
connects II Charlotte With rains the Charlotte
Air" Line railroads from Atlsata and all points South
and Southwest. sfsfa.s, go 80 n
THROUGH MAIr-leaye Rieamord nj 3s P. Ne
leave Burketale At AL 2. NJ; leave Dundee at
Greens horo al l2:4o A. n. arrive Ut Charlotte &C
$3.50 a. M; ibis train connects at Charlotte win
trains on The Atlanta and Richmond Airline and
lsuta Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans, Co,una-
bia. Augusta, and NIL points South and Southwest.
THROUGH MAIL-leaye Charlotte 4; p. M.:
leave Greensboro at 2:r5 A. d.: leave Danvtlie ut
5:J3 4. H.; leava Dundee at 5.2G 4. H.; lc,ye
Eurkerille at 1l:3C A. NJ; arrive at Richmond ss
2:22 2 NJ Thi' train connects ut Burkryilie with
fsaias on the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad
from Lynebburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and all
LYNcHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS leave Richmond
ut 9:s2 A. M. leave Burkepilie at 20 p. NJ; ar
rive at Lyuchburg at 4:40 2. ~
viiI At 4:35 4. H.; arrive at Richmond at " 9:Ss
A. Nj. n. :. -
Through tickets sold to all points South and South
west, aud Baggage checked through. o
z. NJ. X. TALC0TT,
Engineer aud Superintendent.
II. I. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. je 15
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,ftrr from SIauutop.


~ n "''"- =" ''-'|HI'"V I7Is''EF'N'7
E 49,. y.l.NE\lfNENT NIGHT AT THE AUGUSTA
FIN,l= SEMINARY.
>~.ryrax. .iynr l.. 1874.
..,-....;..,.,. IN. >I,.,,>t4 F,,nIle Semi
..rj.g, w. more largely attended,
..... ,5an IN Tie previous nights.
,..,.,!..". WIS - unfortunate ~
g. ....... .... c1nc,r: hall in time 70 hear
..nn. PRAYER from the opera
49,. '..-.rIn Grauada." nor the over.
-. - .:Dl,."nl Evrtuoyen'>. The beau
-. .,.;.... .r.,. ,t..,, .,;, Ly n,,;y,.,;
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letter from SpotsylyaHia.

r.. !..- ..omc!ence o.; The Richmond DiSpatch.l
=. LEh:> AND IEU!T-HoOr.rOLEs- s ASSA'
TEAS Ey"->-MEAT house BROKEN OPEN AND
MA. >!OLEE-THE LATE ELECTION, &C.
S"oI-yLvAN!A. june 1G, 1874.
T.. wheat crop j. booking unusually
Via fact. b' tier than for several Years
-. TIE cold and damp weather has, how
49,, h.,.a somewhat Injurious 10 it, is there
J. -""@ 4otI Of rust now, and it is on the
IL .'3',. i j, not probable that the yield OF
"-'-' "5i h. - large as many persons au-
'9.-.~ The farmers generally are ransulne
d, &.''" ,hau an average.
g. !, not 30 forward this season, but the
~.s, : fair one, and The warm weather is
as.-1H- it oul wonderfully. All that is
-.r.p"a i 4 rain now and then.
49, t,'ai t1ilurc Of tobacco plants in this
N"c.n'A on >potsylyania. Orange, aud Louisa
~. 70 -featiy against our farmers. Many
1890 &@| are crops last year, and who de-
',Hr1 r!aaiIng fully n much this season,
"..' uaahIe 70 obtain any plants and have
..' ne land in corn. such a scarcity OF
l@'a,, MS never known here before.
"a, II. nc>t-ratc. but The quantity soWed
.s lot inpg. than usual.
y: ~"Yc:a. weeks the folks in the country
-1'r been luXuria,in" on strawberries and
"+'5 :"gelables. There are :, great many
"t~ strawberries iii, summer, and whilst
u" ..'" and Geld spring pat back gardening
-. jHuci, the tables are beginning TO be
We. 'Iircd up here NOW. Richmond be-
i'.- iIlacr south and on the railroad, has
!4'4y facilities for "crowding the season."
bHt We oi the country have 10 "bide cur
t.a!r
lie late hOstS in the spring killed the
t1et!ie>, and we are thereby deprived OF one
I'll Tie incest fruits. On account Of the same
'"uS peaches wlil be equally scarce, but ap-
PCS viii be almost as plentiful as usual. The
demand III this section generally is fully
t!uai to the supply, for whilst whiskey
}, 100 high and wine too weak, a
iAtir nice cider is appreciated by the
good Old farmers and the most of us-tem-
perance men q. Out in the Pison Fields :"
.. opot>yllaua and the Wilderness, where
" Tue soil wouldn't sprout Dlack-eyed peas"
a' many folks say, the people make very
good living By getting hoop-poles, gathering
Shmac,.and digging up sassairas roots, which
Ding good price at their doors almost, as
miI!a Tor choppiug and extracting the Talua-
btc principle have been erected in various
places.
for some time there has been so little
news 10 occupy the attention Of The commu'
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PokT OF RICHMOND. JrSE17, 1874.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE II, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer J. ". EyCrman, Patt, Philadclphla,
ncrclla ndsr and passengers, W. i. Porter
Steamer WeSIover, TraverS. Baltimore, ineFctah'
disc and passengers. ,- ,-.u ,.r
Steamer john sylvester, Giuora, NOTION, ilei
chandiSc and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza IIancoX, Deyo, Norfolk, mer
OH ndise sud p;tsSpuccrs. l.. H. Tatum, agent
Steamer ". Z. Fox, Cabin Point, merchandise
Charles Phillips. ,, Dit,
schooner Z. & r. X. R., No. n. McFadden, phiI
adeIpha, granite, Curtis Parker
Schooner Orbit, DobbiuS, lower James river, uier'
cllanJise, Is. FL. Nash.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Mohawk, Tunnel, New York, juno
10th. ,,,oo 1,,,;,,5a,
phia, June 10Th
f MEMORANDA.
Schooner Kedron, Sterling, hence for Phitidei'
mia mt into Norfolk June 18Th leiikiLg
Nyw YORK, June 15.-Arrlved: Schooner TWO
Narys, Crowley; +. shubert, Cranmer; lda
Thuycr Hudson Sarah i Lucy, BAKER; JON
Twiy. Hazelton; Monteyue, Hazleton Moderator
Rulon-all from Virginia. .,
srhooners oliver Jamison, to load pig iron iol
Boston, aud p & r. L. r., No. rs, TO LOAD logs io
New York, al this port, were chartered al Norlois
The tug Vulcan, Captain Blunt lowed the bsrs
Tnrneian from Norfolk 10 City Point IN len hours
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Arrlved: Ab!ssinia
Ethiopia Batavia. Arrived out: Greece.
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ni'y, that there was Imminent danger 81 L
relapse into utter indiifesentisn,, bet am an.
dacious robbery Of meat.housc has made
things little more lively. Some fellow took
the liberty Of entering the smoke.house of
Colonel Waller between two days." and
transporting thcreirom ten or dozen pieces
OF bacon. It's unnecessary to say he neglect.
cd to leave his card.
The election passed of without any inter.
est being taken in it. Everybody stayed at
home aud planted corn, and il this example
was followed there would be less stealing
and dcmagogueiSm. NJ.
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andshanded oyerto~the Brazilian Gable Com,

aud handed oyeftos the Brazilian Cable Com.
pany. Unbroken teegraphic communfca.
lion is Thus established from England
Through Lisbon and Madeira 10 st. Vincent,
Cape Verde Islands.
England.
LONDON, June 17.-At the Ascot races
to-day the royal cup was won by Lowlander,
the coronation stakes by Apology, the Ascot
Derby stakes by Atlantic, and the Ascot
biennial stakes by Lemnos.
Guatemala
PANAMA, June 9.-President Barrios, of
Guatemala, has ordered Commandante Con
zales to be shot on the score Of criminal DISC
bedience to the military laws of the Re.
public.
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SUMNER STYLES ss3sgg
Just received new lot of LEGHORNSho'SSe
HATS and BONNETS, RUSTIC HATS, both pal
motto and chip. Also, all The new styles Of Nor
mandy Bonne,s for ladies and children; Scarfs,
Ties, trimmed and untrimmed English Straws
Veilings, such as beaded, net. Brussels, Spanish,
dotted, and everything lew in the line Of
MILLINERY ANDFANCY GOODS.
Please call and convince yourselves. These goods
having been bought for cash will lie sold with very
small profit. Call early at
MADAME DEMELMANS.
Country merchants and milliucrS, and all who
wish to make their own bonnctS, eau be supplied
here with all necessary materials. jc9
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-l

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-l
ROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING MAY 18TH, 1874, trains
" On this road will rim as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5,O5 A. NJ, THROUGH Mali. daily except Sum
day), connecting for all points South
and West Sleeping attached.
WV " dnyl With coach attached, tor Peters
burg and stations on the Southside
road, J. ync hIurg, and the West.
LAG p THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for sdl points South and West, Win
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
throoShfrom Richmond ID savannah
Passengers taking This irain VIII
mal.e close conhection at Petersburg
fog Norfolk
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBS &c SoKTK-
7:4SA ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily lexceps
Su1dlyD with coach atuached.
1000 Al. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Ricl.rn0ud, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for al points Eoss
and West.
sos P. n, Freight daily Except sund!y)'
coach STACKED.
S:25 p. NJ THROCGH u ALL daily iexcepI Gun.
day, connecting with kHnm0nnf
Frene.yscg stalr1s ami Potomac railroad
t1rar points East and West. Pullman
Sieeper attached, running through 70
Baltimore. 49,,
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between hlens
mond and Petersburg except " a.ancheSFt anA'
Chesser. 49,, e.afsA
= and returning leave hicnUoho a. 1.1"I 10
d DIV. Except Sunday. .,,, s..r. sror,
ALL TRAINS leaving Peter sburg VIII sssr' ITO"
myi ID A. SHAW. snnerintsndent:
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From Louisa County.
correspondence of the Rlchmoud Dispatch.
ACCIDEST-THE CROPS, ETC.

Correspondence OF Tue RICHMOND DlSpatch.j
ACCIDEST-THE CROPS, ETC.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, June l., 1874.
Mr.. Earnest Smith, Of this place, was very
badly injured Yesterday. He got on the
wc>tern-hound freight train as it stopped
here, and WAS turning one Of the brakes.
The train backed. and pushed an iron pin in
his foot. He was taken off the cars and car
riel to his residence. learn that his wound
is very painful.
Some people have commenced harvesting.
1t is >aid that the oat crop will be short this
year.
Our town is improving slowly but surely
One or two new dwellings are erecting III
this county.
\ refreshing shower Of rain fell last night.
OBRROT.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Ireland.
Ireland.
ARRIVAL OF ROCHEFoRT-AS ATTEMPT AT
LYNCHISG.

Ireland.
ARRIVAL OF ROCHEFoRT-AS ATTEMPT AT
LYNCHISG.
QUEENSTOWN, June 17.-When the steamer
Parthia arrived here last evening large ana
unruly mob had gathered on the dock await
ing the appearance of Henri Rochefort, VINO
was generally known to be on board. AS
Rochefort passed down the gaugway he was
immediately recognized by the crowd, VINO
received him with hootings and eXccratiohs
and made a rush for him US be landed. Inc
notice surrounded Rochefort, who, it IS fear
ed. would have been lynched but for their
protection.
An intensely.excited mob pressing for
yard, hooting and yelling, followed the
sFrenchman to Queens Hotel. From that
place the police escorted him to the depot,
where only passengers were admitted. bis
arrival at Cork was not expected. He there,
fore passed through the city unnotlced, anu
took the train ut 8 z. NJ. for Dublin, Whehce
he will proceed to London.
Portugal.
THE BRAZILIAN CABLE.
LISBON, June 1G.-The steamer Africa nb'
returned, after successfully submerging he
section OF TIE Brazilian cable. Inc NE ha
been tested, found to work satisfactorily
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Fatal Accident to an Excursion Tram

Fatal Accident to an Excursion Iralh'
WILMINGTON, June 11.-An accident oc
Cured to-day to an excursion train, caused
by the washing out of a culrert, six inches
of rain having fallen last night. The engine
tender, and four cars were badly smashed,
and Il negro fireman and two negro brake
men killed. John Calvin, the engineer,
Thomas Alderman, the express agent, a
Sinclair, the mail agent, and George Huntley
were dangerously wounded; James Caudle
J. NJ. Evans, Samuel Burns, John Thread
gill, and John Birmingham were painfully
but not dangerously hurt; and number OF
others slightly bruised and otherwise hurt
The excursion had to be abandoned.