davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-09-10
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rsr 2pbl en-, ebre lbre aebler-
u@ie iub rein unb fret ron Gbiefer.
pgie siuben le,Gt unb bsisen f@nea.
uSte Bremen eeal pbre @erauiG.
ySie serbrennen S%p0fcmmen unb tinter.
laRsn feline @9lafen ppst balb aussetrannte
8pblen.
9sfeInrg sn, welde erltpeeer In ibrsm Sob
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, 1875-09-10

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Ole 9ua miro gum lebten Wta!e ben mn
iitalii6en Mauoeritab srsrsifsu mo GU
, 1875-09-10

Gines Der srDBten unb reeQltenMb ole.
5ale SauIer in Manufafturwaaren II
bas Der Serren u. 8. glet & 60. Sie'
jelben baben mie Die Mn5eise in elmer
anheren @paIte u~nieres Blattes beia9t
ibr @ei9aft nod Der II. Strabe perle91
unb omar in bas 9rOBe nnb i9ons @e-
baaos, Nr. 10. II, u. IA, 5tpil9en Diam
unb Carr StraBe. Sie Ssrrer baben
auberoroentli9 sroBe Senoungen Der
peridieoenartisiisn Mtnitsr in Mooe uno
Wianufatturwaaren fur bas Serbf9s-
5ddft erbolten, unb p%ertaufen Sn ytew
Dorter 9reiien. l%lnlere Setainiitsn
ioaten ii9 bas 2aser anlebsn, ebe lie
aum Ginfaufen mad benz Noroen 9eben,
Sa tie mDsliderpeile oas @eilsselo ipa'
rem tDnnen.
, 1875-09-10

}reitas 10. September 1873.
Start NibmDno.

BoIi3ei @eri3t. Jol9enoe
SdIe tamen geltern in olelem Serl@is
CUR 8erbanolun9:
Sulan Yleaiunts. farbig. an9etla9t
,pegen Sruntsnbsit, auf 10 Gage in DIE
Sail scianbt.
Gborles MabiIon. ue9en Sruntenbelt
anseilast, wurbe auf 10 Gage in DIE
Sail selanot.
Bette Burner, farbis, angeflast me-
een @eiebibertretuns uno Die Satbarlne
&obinion init Sbldsen 9eorpbt 81 boz
ben, entlaien.
2emis Dooion, farbis, an9etla9t Der
Slaac @resorp sei4impit nno nil
6dlasen ssbrpbt Su baben, puroe snt-
hllen-
, 1875-09-10

Ser Shirt bon 2ibtenltein mill lih'
,pie p~erlautet, nit Der Sangerin SRI.
gboma B6rs, elmer So9ter bes pianos
tortefabritanten 96rs in Sambnrg per=
ioben. Oie %senannte Sdn9erin 1T elnt
itattli6e grl9sinuns, weilte bisbsr na'
meutIih in Stalien uno Siooeutl9'
LIMB.
, 1875-09-10

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einisen Msinuten lab man 3 nebenan=
itebenbe Dduisr, suel6e Sperm Siram
". Spler eebDren, in pollen Slammen
1teben. Man oentt, oaB oas 5euer non
ir0eno einem Sdurten anSeIegt moroen
iei. Ser Mertb Der p%erbrannten 9au=
Ter miro aui $4,000 9ei9aBt.
, 1875-09-10

Ser ieinen icaubinapil6en 8rnoerpDlt,
hen, ben S9weben uno 9Gnen, aud
Seutlhlano einen 8eiu9 abltotten.
Die Sournee fir 9euti6lanb ipn BON
Berlin ~ousseben, uno I'M Nnfane Sos
pember merben Die &6ume Der Sin9=
Ntaoemie bon noroil9en Gae9ien ertlin=
gen
, 1875-09-10

3mei fleine Sunsen wnrocu seltern
Dor Den Yolisei-&i9ter Wbits ssbraat,
neil lie auf nffener Strabe Sau lplel=
ten. IS tamen i9on mebrere lolds
Ssdae in ben lebten poar Wo9en Dor.
, 1875-09-10

@ir batten seltsru as9ersnisen ben
6rn q. &isbel ponylewDort, Su besrliBen.
Serielbe lit bier, nm bic eonferoerlrte
Sauptltabt, &ihmonb, ii9 ~anauleben
ano nnlerm Treunb Serr 8. q. Dlins
ling einen 8elub ab3uitatten.
, 1875-09-10

SEER 90. g. Mc@eisb welaer in ales
ranoria mobnt, srbielt 10 Sauler Surld,
melAe ibm mdbreno bss lebten &rie9es
obsenommen muroen. Serr MteWeigb
hat quite Musli1t, nod 20 anoere Isiner
6auier surid3uerbalten.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-26

Ps~eResr TRAN having Raleigh n 7.5e b. m.
eonEerts n Ia. ensboTO Win The NortheFu ESants
train; making She qniskers time 10 al NORTHERN
cities. Pricc ~ 1ekss san1r a VA other rsutes.
Trains 70 and from points East Of Greensboro
connect NJ GTerlrbogO With Nal Trains 20 o.
Rom points North or sou,la
Two Traips laIly losh ways.
OnSuntars EynshhaFR Accommodation leave
RehEncna - s.eSa M, S,Tive " BiFkesiIle fzla
p IN. lsare Btukryille 4-&ba- M, arrive a Rish-
iDond 7ltPn
PaHsnan fa seeexson ~ nixha trains between
Charloiss and Rixhnaoud, txi.hout change:
No Change o. Cars besweca Charlotte
and KieAmoad. 2S2 Miles.
PSpssssAnt hare arrangements 10 advertise che
scAsdn~ q iAis ecmgauy win please pTAas as ).
bow.
For further Information mhfrS
Sc ALLEs, tsen1 Ticket Arens
6rsenshoro, N, e.
TN. n. TAIcoTr.
Easinssr and sapsrhasaaeas. 80
aH IT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-26
SoI.LING.

A correspondent Of the Practical Farm
er gives an account Of what he produced
from two and half acres Of land put in
frst-rate order. and used for soilipg and
root growing. Tho land was used from
August i, iS7l.to the end Of the season
of 1874:
The corn fodder. green rye flor autumn
use) and white mustard. furnished food for
TWENTY-FIVE cows and twu oxen for one
month. 10 addition to this he raised $50
bushels Of round turnips, the same quantity
Of beets, ESQ bushels ruta bagas. When
dairy.m learn to produce such an amount
Of fodder TO aL acre. ffty-acre farm will
carry as many cows as 200 acres under the
wastful system Of three to four acres TO
pasture COW. II dairy-men would study
the best method. supporting more cows on
b .ir small farms, instead ofbuying more
land to be spoiled BY half tillage, they
would make an Improvement in the right
!, ire ,tion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-26

There is no grade Of wool in stronger de-
mand just now than that produced BY eros
s,ng Merino ewes with Cotswold rams.
Testimony from wool dealers and breeders
1 abundant 10 this direction.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-26
PREMIUM For 1875.

Every subscriber Tor 1875 win retriyc Z Deasii,
ful portrait, W oh coIors, u tie sainr nnhla dog
wnose rietnreia lformer iss,te attracted 70 much
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-26
FREE! fiEEll fhEEll!
THE PIONEER.

A handsome illustrated newspaper, containing
Information I0r everybody. Tells how and where
10 secure a HOME cheap. sent FREE 10 all
parts OF the world.
II contains the New Homestead and Timber
Laws. with other interesting matter found only
in this paper.
SEND FOR 1T AT ONCE!
1t will only cost You Postal Card. New num-
Der for April just out. Address
OF. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner u. P.R.R.
Omaha. Neb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
DrooIslpn Real Gsiats Cox Sale.

GREENE-AVE.-A very nice 'lIca-stoIy
brown sne HOUSE sor 50 re for cash o. Harlem prop
ery. RUIitG ~ WITHIN, h''-"''S1
DOBERp $. BUSSlNG, BROKER in REAL
~ EtrArE AID oRrGAGE LOANS, No ~ N2 %
lyn or New io.k Real Estate tr PaIns si,L2 Of ".ss
PrODerty made ~Becsiy ~ The baHi1'-s.
fa ties o by advertiser Tor s,c., esehtnSe are far
saor 10 presented bg other lroser own 20 81
rl estate any description city country wishing 10
sri or excnss the -ouct 70 -,ni as r. asscnp
tin AZ of the property 10 tic adyeris stung also.
the wsnes IN reearI Correspondence VITA o"n"r- ~
r,ai ayed fail record IL krpt Of ail r estate Tor
sar or ane and property lett Tor sale attn-
ton An experience OF nearly % years 10 r e,at" busass
wth n very acquaintance among proper! o"hoFs,
cnufnss iDcqs,lel fsciirs !" re Diver.
User in tna negotiation OF any description Of real ~ sts-
actrs HOUSES the bert sections OF brooklyn,
particularly viny OF spcc PARK. on 5e aveines,
And on ,raasiya Igt sr easy Ter NJ Oi pay
ment aud others purchasing los On r nH gned
tacjf DutiiinR h@Fo
eve financial facility furnished
Any anres Of money osn o bond and mortgage
On property. Coed Applications .a'iiedy
ROBBRf u BDSsiNe. 2oi Montague 81, rfookiyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

39th ST. $3.50 n Of 9Th ave, aPnt l74sgsp; I.o
Ssa Oar @Ss nc 81 T. vie q 5 J q iirnan 5000
mess, 10 Ssuoaa mon 1900
%iiia Ss Il r = '".'e' 10000
Sn "ns s 10 ~, "N w. VIC s u & 1890
'p SANE u . 4' ~ -; 10000
Ass sepe 81 % sV eesee is" 10000
i.s ~ -niib % BASEL -. 28ooO
'' io ags 10 o JET u 1900
lith ave g corner a 4Oiist - oxi0o; viciona wife
f A ZclIer UFaeh GOO
srv,ns At No 40 years pr year ........... SLIGO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
Gin Real Gstase for SALE.

4 PARTY going to Europe VIII SCI their
~ fonr. story ia~ment HOUSE fully Furnished. ard N
eouae or.r location u ave. near i-'rsor Park.
Address OWNER, Tribune UptoTn once, 10 flN%i"ay-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
For Y,1,r ladies City.

KINDERGARTEN, III East 13i-st., near
n M,dlson.avo oldest .l best kinlrrIJten In me c,y,
An Inc Fro bel occupations Taught ttoiolshy Ilnnn
fr sJlacrs teac,Ts schools AMI families sppSu
with Kindergariners. Miss y. NJ. cor, Pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
Ncw gersen Real estate for Glle.

A HOME IN THE C0UNTRY.-CEN TRAL
"A New-Jessey Land and iuipr5vem ut Cenrtny have
houses lots a at al points on mo
Ne of the Central Railroad Of New jersey. Apply "a A. D.
HOPE or EL5iON MARSH, il9 Liberty ST.
ORANGE. n. j., SPECIALTY.--Great variety
" PROPERTY for SALE ami REST. Once hoars, 10
n m l. II. GERRY, 80 Nassau ST., and Orulse, opposite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
New 1)nblitaiiors.

CCHLIEMANN's TROJAN DISCOVERIES
- tiiii.tratcil.
BayaTd rayos's acfDri ~ the tx oia7ns of mr. Scia
tho Fiea Of Ancient try published IN TRi 81
EXTRA No. Is. Price. postpaid ~ cents. Seven Tribune
EAtra Pamphlets Ia 4lIss ia tho United states lot 81
soud for cironIars Address THE TRIBUNE, .ex.Yo.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
1nqtrMltiou.
For BOYS and Young Men City.

NHARI.IER INSTITUTE, CEN TRAIL PAkh:
" Closing exercises on FEtDAY bNhsI ~ sH, !, ~
A.; a o,loch fssaOne gsrcd scot ~. Ainsiu"is
Tor mes, pupIs reei,ei !IOa IGne II TO Jnsc 90 49,.
and o,nt A. M Examinations meAe The mes" PROSPECTUS
contains lie nance Of pup. dating r. past twt,y 49,
' Wv TfOa EIdE CIARLiEi, Director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
AUCTION sALEs OF NEw-YORR REAL Z.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL EsrAr

NHw-YORR CITY
Chrys'ic Al, g. y u u Delaney st, 25xloo; TIC
Hathaway 10 ii IOOtc twelfth plrL........ coo
Grerav.c.i Il = .ule, 2bbXD 10, non Ia possession
per year 80 1850
70 " Itotlssld owe fourth lari 1000
q q II ioseria 1920
ai ~ a. = 6iisi Il 81 io,s; ri 2l5OO
I6.Sx0s.9. ................... " ~ "wpny'
" U Murphy ......... ..'...- 10 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
Counirp Real estate for Sole.


DUT $500 CASH required to6wn yOrr dwell
in beautiful location the city Il 40 pays for
ioi also = 1000 OHly iif eis '1ed
balance in clsy payments 0Sn 1olr nom auo " h1y.
call between aud IL and AM ~ ~ fCH-
COCKS Real Estate Headqe arior NJ 90 4ALdAse, corner
Twenty %.
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN TO CLOSE AN
tSrAf beautiful farm ~ % acres, near rort Rich
nonl staten Island has house, onrn Sci ij serve
tilabe land ~ /, woodland terms very cay.
fO' p"''''O' Gi!3 H. SCOTT.
On Pnes,, Y. Y.
CrOR SALE-A FARM of ~ acres Staten
island AMI a hall miles from vandcrufs landings
on Old roWn na and stat Island Railroad stlS hralthy;
vo.pg the lower buy and sandy iiookS
gsHi Dnl6ugs plenty OF frt I'VE acres planted IA oas,
and vegetable glrien plaltei prce 5000 terms easy
Inquire ia the llIcc 81 JAMES 4. GAnkEiSON
GUNNER HOMES FOR FAMlLItS.-SEA-
- SIDE COTTAGE LOTS FOR SALE, a. MADISON Beach
Farm IN quaint quiet Oh town 81 Madison, lonu Charm
ing Excellent boating, hsane, aDd D;iH y sale
laihg rail on. tre, rsp ana naiAct. For
itA particulars apply 10 u D ADboAi ~ W, "~~io"fJs
Conn.
GAN DIEGO (CALIFORNI y REAL ESTATE
~ A opportunity for Investment >omeIibg Tor tho
MILTON eoasiie from small lDge-tmsnts
instance cay Lots in ran Dcss La ~e iocsts eDoi-
ina raOai lanl for 49, pay&be IL IL .oi'ns Install.
cy the i, coast possessing n.sn Bcent hafr one
The world, AMI the tarlilD.o 90 SCOUTS
TexasaDi Pad H. II irJaL Lands were bought hei YEAR ago
which been sold
on, 10, Fof paTraiirS, cal or address
NETWORK AGENCY, BUSH a co, 80 Dcyst
VALUABLE FARM Of 200 Acres for Sale
Excellent sol. metioSs 60 acres in or lizards OK
assat Nane s.,,nd OF the Hudson RIVER from Yer
palks Nea York convenient y deJ0s Apply 10 toBE
h. WHITE & co, Taifytovn, =. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, June II

NEw-YoRK Thursday, June II, 1875.
TIE sales ct the Exchange SalesroOm to-day
were unimpO.tant. Mcssrs A. j. Blocker Son and
James ". Miller conducted legal sales. Full details VIII
10 found below.
AUCTION SALES or NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BIZ 4. j. Bieeclfr d SOa
one sorry basement brown sOne front house and lot
-ofW~t 0,iI NJ, 23l Il wof 9th ave, lot l1.lo
a1yII -algel PHILIPPE Ilainin. 1888
M JaBys ". MILF.
Plot Of TicDO,laNe so ~ n Of Cl1rk-st. at
I,ary Aiken ..............' SoO $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
obstruction.

A LII Summer Open. Wilson a. Walwortl's
~ Business College asst PiDno graphic Institute. 80 Enst
IorieentisL cor Union square. sening. send
ttrrulafr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
Eiscelleaeous-Couutry.


4 FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL on farm
"A l. mil,s fr NcwYor', - per week BoSrt Msss
ing ritoi, Uie ~ Country hrna tof cac
iars aiilr.s. Mrs II. e. IDNELf, Mcnhasset, L. l.
MORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, ". Y, for
I,'es All ~aaflc naleI9i 'hr bnarl AMI Com
tor cIsg for business AM Tor ll.e
AllrcssI)- =. KING, ID Spring fc-O March 20
NEW ENGLAND NORMAL MUSICAL IN
" -TTTUTE. +. Greenwich, Il. IA side Music
school Iuv AUeu-t 10. FJr Circulars address, IL
URJEt, Music Hal, Boston,
Miscellaneous
1--WE GOOD WILL of frst-class YOUNG
LADIES' SCHOOL FOR SALE nj PugSapt0n. y. \.
~ nfarma.ion. q idr.ss q J - 80 Vest lS0tast
UNITED STATES SCHOOL
COLLEGE, DIRECTORY.
hoax of neatly 200 Vags compiled rssSly gii'" 10
Guardians ia selecting school. n confirms
rnn,ifa I'll the Schools and Colleges In the United
Stafs Informal IN REGARD places wherein the schools
are ", climate, railroad facil tea &C. also special
d,gcu Jon the 'srlbr Institutions Of arnlnS.
Sent upoa gpi LEGATION. Il 0siasc six ecntS)
II. LOTFSWORTH PINCKNEy.
Bureau school Advertising and Iutornstion. Domestic
Building. BTr adWay and lifhst., Ncwfork cry.
Pamphlets Of the l'ading scminarcs and Aeadrru'rs ooh
country, ao be obtained free o expense, by
calling the Directory Ofhc, rs above, 10 nionsqaaie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
Ga1.iou Sales of ileal GstGie
i,eal estate Go grrbauee.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ut Sum-
~ NIT, y. acres hcus 10 rooms and rlioa aoHfo
furnare stable lawn, an6-, rut f,d shade, tloOVB
mortgage $4,000; exchange Brovsyn house J. D.
COEDfCr l4j Broadway.
FENO EXCHANGE for Brooklyn prUp rty-
FARM of - good land house and outpuHdiasss
~" 0''"'' "' 'RIfLAND WHITING. o Bccsnan st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

A BOARDING SCHOOL for ~ Boys.
"A a " STARR Port Chester N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

4 OIsOMbiA CDIbEfE - Entrance eXanlua
~ tionscan'dafcs for admission viii be- received IN the
College. i9h NJ. and Madison ave- FRIDAY June %.
$50 o'clock Candidates for admission tho School OF
Mines viii he received ~ he same hour MONDAY June
&c, at the Office the College green
IA. l.. BARNARD. Ii. D.. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
TFACUERS, BUREAU.
IW\NTED-A TEACHER 0or Classics

" Mahomaiics and kncliSb I1er1'urel Of maiurr ex
middle he ctiabic - undeftake Heat
ADJ ,le Affairs OF boarding sch0n for
bpys. belonging a. the EpsoOgl Church Apply, giving
Testimonials and particulars, TO w. T. NJ II Second
IGsiOn, Pegn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

METAPHYHICS or, TIE sCIFxcB OP PERCEPTION. By
yos ALlLa tPr.uso,on, n. il. sso. pI. A03 Doid 4
Mead.
The want of success which has hitherto at
tended tie specuilons Of metaphysics has mpccd the
author Of this volume " strike out path, and to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

(Qaverack College & iIn.. Rv. Inst, at Cayer-
~ ak * Y. PAp.is received at any time. Ao1o fa'~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

NHARLlER INSTITUTE, l05 West Fly
ninth A. on c. ltrAl Parl, EewYorS College, Wei
Point Naval Sc sieny sceatidc choolaBoaiinS depart
mems Prospectus DC nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18
For Bows and Young Msn-Couatry

A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth,
- ~. J. Hes.J Z, WtCND' r, : ll...l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

ElOYS privately fitted for Colege.-Unsucccss-
DIM cand la,a ooIrh.l N.ockhihcc MLaa z. MORrMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-18

HOME and SCHOOL for SMALL
y BOYS For ci.cala.s, addgnss Mrs. Ira PESkiti'p'
IL 49, ll-..l
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-17
Marine Disasters of a Single Month.

The month of November was pecul-
iarly prolific in disasters by sea on the
northern coast, as the following, taken
from the Oregoniar, shows, the same be-
ing complete list of casualties so far
as reported:
Brig "Willimantic, lost off Gold
Bluff in a heavy gale about Novemb Der
4th. All hands, ten in number, per-
ished. She was twenty-seven years old.
Schooner Sunshine" new boat, in
the same gale off Columbia River. En-
tire crew and fifteen passengers, twenty
five in all, lost.
Schooner "W. J. Phelps,n ashore at
Shoalwater Bay; date not reported; no
lives lost; vessel new.
Steamer Pacific" total loss by col
lision off Cape Flattery, November 4th.
Only two lives saved; 275 supposed to
have perished.
Schooner "Sophie Wenger," ashore at
Crescent City, and total loss. Date
not reported; no lives lost.
Steamer "Gussie Telfair," eleven
years old, ashore in Columbia River,
and probably total loss. No lives lost.
Bark "Floreuce," thirty-five years
old, off Humboldt Bay, November 18th;
a total loss. Only one man saved out of
a crew of ten.
Ship "Orpheus," ten years old, lost in
Barclay Sound, November 9Th. Total
loss; all hands saved.
Ship emily Farum," Austin, master.
lost on rocks at Destruction Island on
the night of November 18th; two men
drowned; vessel and cargo total loss;
ship was twenty-one years old.
Schooner Sparrow" Captain Law
sen, master; went ashore at the mouth
of the Umpqua River on the 4th of De-
cember, while attempting to cross the
bar. The vessel had no cargo at the
time; three men were drowned; vessel
will probably prove total loss.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-17

Senator Mitchell has introduced bill
for attaching the Territory of Alaska
to, and making it part of Washington
Territory, and providing for civil gov
ernment therein. The bill proposes to
treat Alaska in all material respects pre-
cisely like existing counties of Wash
ington Territory. The bill was referred
to the Committee on Territories. A bill
has been introduced by Senator Kelly
conforming the boundaries of the State
of Oregon to those fixed and defined in
the constitution of the State, when ap.
plying for admission into the Union
The bill provides for the annexation o.
the Washington Territory counties o
Walla Walla and Columbia to Oregon
if majority of the voters in thost
counties acquiesce.
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The following comes in a dispatch
from Panama, the same being taken
from paper published at Lima, Peru:
Repairs on the old San Andres Hos
pital being necessary, one wall of the
Chinese ward was thrown down, when
the laborers found that the wall was
hollow, and filled with human remains.
The laborers then worked with zeal, I'M
til between four and five thousand skel-
etons were discovered. San Andres
Hospital was built in 1867, under the
protection of the Marquis of Cancledon,
Andres Hurtado, and by the advice of
Spanish priest named Molina. Since
then to the present time it has been
employed for the charitable and hu-
name purposes for which it was con-
structed. How the skeletons came
where they were found is not known to
any one, but the South Pacific Times
says an impression generally prevails
that these bones belong to the victims
of the InquisiIion. They appear to be
from 125 to 200 years old, and from their
appearance lead to the belief that the
bones were thrown into the opening be-
tween the walls, as the skeletons appear
to be clothed and dressed. Boots and
shoes are found, mixed with large guam
titles of women's hair. Portions of
Spanish nliSSdLs have also been found,
but nothing of any value.
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A woman in Columbus, Ohio, who is
possessed of that undesirable piece OF
property, drunken husband, has ap-
piled for and received the appointment
as his guardian, under the law passed
in that State in 1871. An exchange
says that "this is law of which Ohio
may well be proud, and one which
other States would do well to place on
their statutes" Surely no other class
of persons so sadly need careful and ju-
dicious guardianship as do these un-
fortunate creatures termed hopeless OF
confirmed inebriates.