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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17
Mutiny ~, the Quarantine station.

QUARANTINE, June Is, 6 p. Nan alter
cation took place on board the ship Caron-
deet, at about 10 o'clock last night, while
being towed down the river by the tow boat
Rio Grande, between the mate of the ship
Julius Brooks, and a sailor belonging to the
vessel, IN which Brooks was stabbed and
dangerously wounded. He was taken off at
Quarantine Station aud now lies in the hos
plta in a very precarious condition.
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Election Riot-On. Man Killed,

GALVESTON, June ia Ne~s special,
dated Brownsville, June Ii. says that on
May 90 an election riot occnrred in San
Luis Potosi, Mexico, during which one OF
the electors was instantly killed by a
soldier. Generals Reamlhar and Escobedo
quelled the disturbance with the govern
ment troops.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

Boys and childreh's clothing at about one
half its real value, at II. B. Stey ems Il Co.'S
corner st. Charles and Common streets.
Parents and guardians will make note of
is broken.
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PHILADELPHIA, June lG-In the regatta
Albert +. Esgleston won the first, and
Richard T. Biddle won the second class
prize.
The Board of Trade passed resolutions
opposing further Issue of irredeemable
currency. and approving Of the Presidents
com Sc in vetOing the financial bill
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A Vigilance Committee Formed.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Republican has a
letter from Vinitia, Indian Territory, which
says that Vigilance Committee has lately
been formed in that Territory, extending to
Kansas, for the purpose of Kidding the coun
try of bands of outlaws. who defy the
authorities, steal horses and d-predate gen
orally upon property.
Within a short time John Bly, The, John
Friend, Young, Cochran. Dock Goddard aud
others hose names are not given have been
lynched. Seventeen other desperadoes are
on the list of the committee, most of whom,
it is said will be ordered out of the country,
while Joe. Quienald and 10. Morgan, the
leaders Of the gang, will be killed Oh sight.
In this country there is one doctor to
every 6l5 o. the population, while 10 France
and England there il only one 70 every 2OO0.
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SAVANNAH, June l6.--The corner stone of
the monument to the Confederate dead, to
be erected by the Ladies' Memorial Associa-
ton in the park was laid this afternoon
with imposing ceremonies. The entire white
military, comprising infantry, cavalry and
artillery We're out, and the Masonic frater-
nifty. The afternoon WAS general holiday
and the streets and park were crowded with
people
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17
WestOn's Time Beaten.

NEW YORK, June To- Edward Mullen.
pedestrian, walked rs miles in % hours
II minutes to-day, beating Weston's time
by five minutes. He proposes walking i've
hundred miles in six DAYS.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

Messrs. Kahn \ Co., No. 100 Canal street.
send us Harper's and Godey's magazines for
July, Harper's Bazaar and the New York
Herald Of the 18th of June
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After torty-five days of dronth rain fell
last Friday on Bayou Teche and Bayou Sale,
and on Saturday at Brashear. SO says the
N.nx
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

10 our solemn Judgment the most pathetic
summer reading in the world is The adver-
tisen.ent of an undertaken who adorns his
professional card with choice sentiments and
holy consultations, aad speaks of the conso-
lation enjoyed by the beresved widow who
has laid away her iamentcd spouse in one Of
John Thompson's iDdestractable sepalchrai
caskets.
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The bridge painter who fell overheard at
Niagara, and succeeded in getting front
seat directly over the edge Of the all~. says
ne never in his life saw such grand and
imposing spectacle also. that he never
knew the true beauty of ropes end till he
got hold of it on that occasion.
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1t is suggested in an English paper that
smoking be allowed during divine service.
+" as means Of increasing the attendance AT
church."
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

Some of the leading negroes here assert
that if the Civil Rights Negro Equality bill
does not become a law this session. the
negro vote for the Republican party this
fall will be much lighter than usual At
the late special election for Trustee of the
Water Works, it was noticed as significant
that few negroes came to the polls
iCinrinnAti Ennnirer
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NEW YORK, June l6.-Customs receipts,
S246,O00.
The snb-treasnrer paid out $4,000 as in
terest and &c., 900 for called bonds.
Gold closed at ILL
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=" love you As the tempest loves the
placid lake, wrote James Gray of Vermont.
and now she gets up terrific storm about
breach of promise.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

Onachita shippers will find it to their add
vantage to patronize the light daft and re-
mark ably fast packet Fleta. She leaves
Wednesday, June Il, at :, p NJ, tor Camden
and all way landings
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Illness of john llarDer

New YORK, June l6.-John Harper, senior
member of the firm Of Harper Bros, is
seriously i'll of paralysis.
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NJ ADR I'D.

MADRID, June l5.-The rumors of the
evacuation Of Estella by the Carlists are
not confirmed. Gen. Concha is preparing
to attack the town Immediately at three
different points
MADRID, June l6.-It is reported that
battle has commenced at Estella and is
proceeding advantageOusly to the Repnt'
Leans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

The poet of the Lynchburg Neus hasn't
been particularly lucky. III an ode to his
girl be says: Keen is your sorrow, but
keener is my grief The compositor set up,
g Bnt keno is nv grief
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

Bonner's Ledger has declared against
third term. Grant will never ride behind
Dexter again.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

Take care of the Civil Rights bill said
Nr. Sumner in his last breath Ii has ac-
c"rdiDgly been carefully taken care of in a
committee pigeon-hole ever since
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-17

TwO-thir,ts of the National Bank currency
is in bills n::der the value ten dollars 1t is
also the case with the yrcenback circuia-
ton. Grant wants all these called in in two
years, and their place supplied with specie
1t would only take S54O, 900 900 to do il. or
about 500, ZOO, 900 more than there is coin
ia the country, according to the last report
of the Director of the United States Mint.
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BAYOU MACON AND TENSAS.-AII freight
for landings on thes9 streams will be taken
by the Fleta, on through bills of lading
Capt. Lou Greenlee will see that the Goose,
light draught boat, drawing but little more
water than her namcsake, takes it through
o
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06
Death of a Popular German Poet.

\ telegram from berlin, under date
2lst inst, report, as follows III. A.
Holman, of Failersleben the popular
German poet, died to-day, AGED
seventy five yea 5.
Heinrich Aug ust Hoilmann'was born
at Fallersleben, Hanover, on the "a of
April, 1898. He studied theology at
Gottingen in 1916, but soon abandoned
the pursuit for that literature and Ger.
man philology. To perfect himself IN
these he went to Bonn. Here he made
rapid progress IN the society Of the
brothers Grimmy, and in 1890 pro-
duccd his Bonner Bruchstucke Won
Otlrled.N He subsequently, travelled
extensively in Belgium, Holland, Ger
many and Denmark, collecting old
poetry. He was, from 1923 to 1913,
professor and librarian at the Uni.
vcrsity of Breslau, but was deprived of
the place 10y a special royal decree for
having published am old ballad of a
very republicans t,ndancy. This event
rendered him extremely popular. In
1916 he settled IN Mrckleuhurg. and in
1913 received government pension
aud permission 90 return to Prussia.
His political, liberal and hacchanahar
songs have rendered his name ana
genius dear to his countrymcn an over
the world, while his varied and able
contributions To journalism afford him
high rank among the h'y0H of the
present century.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06
The West

Ar indianapolis, short umo since. two
men and woman attempted 10 cross rail.
way track ~ A buggy aud we're caught ht.
tween two trans. One a. The men was thrown
INTO the eir AMI tell into a ear, aud the other
icli before The moving cats. and his legs were
run over ana crushed. The woman was badly
hurt.
Tat Government has recently .old SIS.
eco worth a condemned arm, clotb,np a
Omaha
uItfk tom Cheyenne Camp. Indian Ter.
ritory, mcrtious that son ot Lone Wuff MAS
recently billed while taluiog ~ IcNas. Tins
news occasloncd much excitement among the
kiowas. Lone Wolf showed his gricth, cut.
ting himself lrghtully with lmt,. Ic
killed his horses aud burned his wagon and
lodge, With al his effects. Some ot The no.
was talk q going 90 Texas 70 avrnge the
death ,oi Lone Volts son Whom the grass
comes Reports have been received Of thut
having Killed white man between Camp sup.
ply and The Cheyenne agclcy, burning the
body TO prevent detection.
THE city OF Chicago has eases ptndiu.
against u IN the various courts lo the numl cr
Of $50 involving claims 20 The amount Of
Sl,53o,975 o.
Hon. Rufus krNo, II Cincinnati, has been
elected President ot the ohio Constitutional
Convention, ,cc Waite, resigned
ADyicEs from the PLAIN. state that bufllocs
we're plentiful in December, aud the Indians
successful IA hunting them
A MOVEMENT IL on foot m Chicago looking
20 the establishment IN that city OF museum,
which snail occupy the place filled by Woods
Museum before the fire. The location il not
yet determined.
A MAN named Flahefty fatally stabbed Carl
Younklos in a logging camp, IN the town "
Eaton, Brown county, Wis. cause A guar.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06
Tnc Major. Soar lEc Norlh poIc.

The testimony of the Pularis sur
viyors, taken hy Secretary RObeson Re.
yelops the interesting fact, as discov-
cred 10y DR. Emil Bcs els, that from a
point near Cape Hitherton, in the wa
ters Of the west coast Of Greenland, the
tidal wave comes from the north. and
il was accurately determined by care.
full observation that it proceeded from
the waters OF the Pacific ocean. At
Newman bay the tide was earlier than
at polaris bay. While ut the camp
rear Littleton island the tide came
from the south. Il is this fact which
creates the Ice pack always 20 be found
Just at the entrance ol Smiths straits
to Smiths sound, at which point the
tides meet.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06

about tobacco-pipo. Fiaherty's plea is self
defense.
WHHE party Of young folks were coast
ing" at Madison, Wis, a few days since,
young lady named Minnie Phelps, niece of the
Hon. W. r. Lyon, Judge Of the Supreme
Court, was instantly killed, aud young man
was seriously wounded, by being thrown
against the trunk Of tree.
W. X. BUR-, a East Saginaw has just
closed the sale Of 1000 600 feet Of logs to the
Mitchell h Rowland Lumber Company, Of Gin
cinnat, Tor $500 per thousand for the lum-
Der, and 81 per thousand Tor saving, making
$3.50 per thousand for the lumber on the
dock, or a $500, 000 dollar transaction in the
aggregate. This is regarded as the largest
sale OF lumber ever made in the valley. The
sale was on basis OF s. 80 for culls, til for
common and t35 for upper qualities.
Ar Shelbyyille, Ind, Wednesday morning,
a committee OF ladies visited Al the liquor sa-
looms aud other places where liquors are sold
and held prayer meetings, imploring the deal
ers to give up their traffic. At Que or two
places they were treated rudely, but we're gem
orally courteousy received.
CAPT. JoHS JOHNSON, aged "A years, had his
head cut of by an elevator in the Gibson
House, Cincinnati, on Friday. johnson was
formerly steamboat builder in Cincinnati.
MICHIGAN has ZIG oranges, with a member.
ship OF 10000 There are 10000 oranges in
the United States, with 100000 members.
Dir. J. X. BEIStR died at st. Paul on Tues
day, from poison received through scratch
in his band wn'n performing surgical OBJ.
Grafton on PATIENTS notifying arm which
modification was caused by bite on the
thumb received IN a fight which the patient
had with ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
GOLD in lmi ed quantities has been discoy.
cred seven miles from Des MONIES. II pans
out 81 TO the bushel Of dirt Some samples Of
quartz are shown containing small particles.
WHITE SPIRIT young Winnebago Indian,
confined in the penltentiary at Lincoln. Neb
on sentence for murder ieigned insanity,
and attacked the warden and assistant. on
Saturday. On Monday be attacked a man
named Carter with a spade. Carter shot him.
sTAoE-CoAcH with fourteen passengers
was attacked by five hlghwaymon, forty miles
south OF Little Rock, on Friday, and robbed
of $4,000 in money and yaluables.
THE death Of Mr.. Close, of Chatsworth, III
who was found IN a well with sixty-pound
weight buckled to his feet, was at first sup
posed to be a case Of suicide. Now he is sus-
pected to have been murdered, and further
Investigations are being made.
j. s. HoRS, agent OF the Remington Sewing
Machine Company, was arrested at Blooming
ton, ILL.,, ON Friday, tor forging the names Of
three citizens Of Farmer City to his official
bond for $1,000.
OVER half million Of dollars have been
paid out in Jacksonville, H., during the past
sixty days 10 farmers Of Morgan county for tat
hogs. John I. Alexander, the cattle king OF
Morgan county, has contracted for I.O0O Of
choice, fat cattle for April, May, aud June de-.
livery, at IS per 100 pounds on the hoof. Mr..
Alexander is purchasing at this price Tor the
New York market.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06
Craving Rest.
From All the Year Round

Oh for the leisure 20 lie add to dream.
BY some woodland well, or some ripping
stream
With a cool green covert Of trees overhead,
And fern Or moss for my yerdurous bed
To rest aud trifc with Tushcs and reefs,
Threading Wild berries like chaplets OF be ls,
letting the breeze Ian my teyersh brows
Hearing the birds sing their summory VOWS
Oh for the leisure TO lac without thouoht,
Upon the minds anvil the lngOt unWiought
The hammers thatbcatin nv temples at rest
Calm IN lite's atmosphere, calm in The breast !
To loll or sauntcr, 10 laugh on 10 weep,
WGkcn the echoes, or silence to keep
With no human being at hand 20 intrude,
Or question the wherefore OF manner or mood.
OIL for such leisure 10 rest aud 10 stray
In green hauuts OF nature, NJ but tor p dav.
Through leaves to look at the sky IRON the
sod.
Alone with my heart, my hopes, aud my God
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06
Washington.

a WAsa1EoToS dispatch states that there i.
some opposition to tho confirmation OF Gen.
McCook a. Governor Of Colorado. Ebert,
the present incumbent, owes bis appointment
TO the interference Of Bishop Simpson and
he has a strong supporter in the per.on of
his father-in-law, Hon. John EvaDs. who ia
wealthy and prominent citizen Of the terri.
tory
JAS. w. DAmfLs, of Minnesota, has beer
confirmed by the Senate as Indian Inspector
SENIOR LoLAR, Spanish Minister of the Col.
onlcs undor the Castelar, government, is in
Washington.
IhE House Committee on Banking Hye
agreed to report bill in a short time. 81
which the following are the principal iea-
lures:
]. That the restriction Of the total amount
Of bank circulation shall be repealed. which
- equivalent to authorizing free bapklng un
der the provisions Of the present law. excepl
as modified by the committees bill.
2. That the requirement that banks shall
Keep reserve OF gpenbacks IN their vaults
to redeem their notes shall be repealed and
that, Instead, every bank shall deposit in the
Treasury greenbacks amounting TO FIVE nor
cent OF its circulation as fund tor the re-
demption of its notes, aud shall keep this re-.
serve good.
3. That the banks shall not be allowed Ia
pay or receive interest on deposits sith each
other.
l. That county banks shall be required to
Keep their deposit reserves at home.
.. That gold banks shall be allowed to issue
notes to the amount Of 50 per cent cpJy Of
Their bonds instead Of 30 as at present.
The committee also added cIauses look
ing to the resumption Of specie payment
IHE bill to give the Secretary Of War such
control Of the Lower Mississippi az to mt an
end to the operations Of the tow-boat monop-
oily was considered by the Senate on Friday.
Inc only objection made to it was on the score
Of constltutionality.
TUE House Pension Committee have agreed
to report blll providing that soldiers who
have lost one arm above the elbow shall re.
ce'ye the same pension as those Who have lost
leg above the knee. II was also proposed
to report bill placing the pensioners created
by special act of Congress Ia the regular
classes Of pensioners.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06

THE Scientific American has an en-.
craving of the proposed centennial
tower u IS to be one thousand feet
high To show its comparative size
there are introduced in the background
the splre Of Cologne, the Pyramids,
It. Peters Dome, st. Pauls, the CAPT.
tol at Washington, Trinity Church,
Bunker Hill Monument, aud one or
two other buildings. The spire Of the
Cologne Cathedral, the highest exist
ing structure, is five hundred and one
feet high.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06

INTELLIGENCE has just been received Of the
death of DR.. Livingstone, in the interior of
Africa He died oFdysentery, while travelling
from Lake Bembe to Uniangembe. His BODY
has been emhamed, and is being conveyed TO
England by way OF Zanzibar.
ArEIFoBAM from Port Townsend, Washing
ton Territory, announces the total loss of the
ship Panther, Capt. j. W, Balch, with all on
board. The Pant ler was destined for San
Francisco, She sailed from Noyanimo. w. r..
on Saturday last in tow Of the steam tug Go.
lab. When within City miles OF her s',rtIng
point she encountered terrific gale; it fore 4
her on the rocks at Tilly Point in GEORGIA
Bay. The Golah, unable to render any assist
ance, subsequently, repair to Port Towns.
en-! and dispatched the sad news. At the
time Of the fatal occurrence twouty.three psr-
sons we're on board, intending the captain and
his wife. The Panther's cargo consisted Of
700 tons Of coal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06
Legislative Summary.
Senate.


THURSDAY, January ga resolution
from the Assembly relating 10 a special committee
to investigate the affairs of the state Prison and
Industrial School for boys, was amended by au-
thorizng the committee TO report by bill and con-
Cured in---Biils we're introduced. 10y ruiiuwdy,
relating to common Schools by Potter, to vest the
title to unredecmed lands i'm counties by Schlitz-
ing relating to the organization Of town insurance
companies by O'Rourk, to provide against the evils
Of the sale of intoxicating liquors. and the repeal of
the Graham law; by McCIrdy, to provide for uni
railroad companies "A bill TO legalize certain
proceedings of the Marathon county Board of Su-
pervisors reported from the committee rec
ommendng its passage, which was passed under a
suspension of the rules 49, The Committee on State
Affairs reported an indefinite postponement of the
bill relating to the assessment Of property for taxa
ton. - bill prohibiting the deposit Of poisons
on land was passed. "A communication from
the Secretary of State printing was referred to
the Committee on Priyil' ges.-A bill autborz
ing the County Judge of Green Lake county to hold
special terms of court was passed.-A bill pro-
viding for the sale of lands for delinquent taxes
was passed. 49, In Committee Of the Whole the gen
cral file of bills was gone through after which the
joint resolution providing for Biennial sessions
and compensation of members was taken up, and
after much discussion was postponed one week.
The memorial for the extension of time for the
construction Of the st. CrOix aud Superior Road
was adopted. IA bill 20 establish the salaries Of
state officers at $500, was reported back by the
Committee State Affairs, with an amendment
making it q 200, which discussed at some
length.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06

Many leaves q ahseusc were granted. "A motion
was cartsd that vheu the Assembly adjourn q ~
90 Monday evening. --Remonstrancc was received
from the Reiormers of Rock county against The r..
pcal of the Graham law. ---Fiarld introduced
resolution asking committee state Affairs a. on.
luirc under What authority cx Governor washhurfi
entered into certain negotiations with tie
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-06
FRIDAY, January 3o.-A resolution

II hlhAAF bNAhNAf - lfFtlhNihH
was offered approving the action Of General Grant
IN the removal of the winnebago ludilns.---Bills
we're iutrt duccd establishing the salary Of Assistant
Attorney General at ,lu0 per annum this 20 b. IN
full for an services. The resolution m relation
81 support Of the poor requires the superintendent
~ Nh bonds for the faithful discharged his duties
The bill amending the Law for the collection ot
taxes aud legalxing certain acts Of boards ~ sur,r
yiscrs, provides for collection ON the ltt day uf
March instead of the lst Of February. The TIN
aholishinR the office 81 Treasury Agent. requiring
rrrast rer 10 perform duties heretofore performed
1y hm--A hill legaligiug the lease ~ the Shchoy.
gan and Fond du lac Plank Road Company passe
under q suspension Of rrles.---On leave Barron
introduced bill relating 90 mineral water IN Capt.
tol Park and 90 derive an income thCrOfrum. Refer
red 20 the select comm tcr. The Senate con-
Cured in a bl relative GAP che police court of Msdi-
SON The Scuato refused 81 adjourn until Mon.
day evening. ~ hil aholshiug monopoles was
laid over until Wednesday next.---rh bill from
the Assembly relating 20 the government Of the
hospital for insane WAS passed under q Suspension
81 rules "A bill was introduced a. appropriate
5000 10 81. Josephs orphan Asylum OF Milwaukee.
Adjourned.