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0herid's Sale.

10y virtue ofsu execution 10 me diie
- the clerk OF the crnlt court y.
county, In the State Of Illinois, IN nn1n
liam Nisbet and acaint VIII
brown, implicated with LarIen
/ have levied upon the foiioWn!
scribed property, IN the county OF
and state OF Illinois, to-witi lse 90,
quarter of the northwest quarter OF
(d) In township sixteen Qel SOUTH anu
one ~ west of the third principal in NIT
the county Of Alexander and stale OF ~"
the property of the said william
which I shall offer at public sac ~ ~
west door of the court house ~ ~. ivy
nn III. is.h dav of August. A. ID.
hour Of II o'clocks M, for cash. T.
eNe'"''"' ALIEN. II
sherirof Alexander Coun
Cairo, Illinois. July 22nd, 1875.
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Ton wheel EuUiue

a ten wheel locomotive, belonging TO
the Cairo q Vinccnnes railroad company,
which will be used at the incline plane
of that road in transferring trains from
the road to the boat. was expected to
arrive in the city last night.
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After Them .

Sheriff Carter Of johnson county /, on
the track ofthe Shelby county murdererS,
and it il believed will succeed In captur-
Ing them. OF the tact that both the muir
derers passed through Vienna week
ago today there is no doubt.
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our friend Stratton has new hoy
baby-a ten and a-half FOUNDER, and ''he
crows like n shanghai If We may be-.
lieve hi. father, who is authority for the
Statement. Al any rate, he is one Of the
finest babies III the season.
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Last Thursday evening, on Eighth
street, between Budcr's store and circus
grounds, a lady's small amethyst breast
pin. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving mt BULLETIN Office. ..l3-tf.
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store Room for Rent.

The lower story OF the house occupied
by William Winter, the artist, on Sixtl,
street. Enquire of Vim. Winter or DR..
Parker. MR-. JULIA DAVIS.
..cs,f
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SPECIAL NOT ICES.
To lee COmsss ncrs.

The undersigned being convinced that
the present low price Of ice entails loss
upon the dealers. hereby agree that on
and after Sunday, August lst, the price
Of Ice shall be aa follows: For 10 pounds
aud upwards at IS per 100: less than
30 pounds ut any one time, ut the rate Of
81 per 100 pounds.
IIUsr. LOOMS Il Co.
1-@.tf JOHN SPHoNr.
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BY "A young man OF this city. who has
had large experience, q position as book
keeper or clerk In some mercantile bust
ness. Can furnish best OF references.
Address for ten days, care of BuLLETIN
Office, APPLICANT.
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No Mistake About IL.

l'you wish good cigar go to coaper-
thwait & Phillip 1876 Commercial avenue.
.-2g.2w
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Work on Turner hall has been pro-
crossing very well since the commence
ment of the structure, and the building
will be finished according TO contract.
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ter:
CAUSES.
!. Di.obeying orders of Mayor.
.. Talking dis respectfully OF the exec
utivc.
3. Complaints OF shooting tagged dogs.
1. Going into peoples premises and
killing dogs.
.. Threatening To shoot Mrs. Gunshei
while protecting her dog.
9. For Il tvrannical exercise OF their
official duties As policemen.
Mr.. Halliday presented a resolution
that Il committee be appointed to investi-
gate the charges, and receive testimony
for and against Messrs. Whtcamp and
Shuster. This was ruled out OF
order by Mayor Winter. he quoting
authority for his action. and
refusing to entertain any motion except
approval or disapproval of his acts.
The issue being made, the ayes aud noes
were taken, and the action OF the Mayor
IN the dismissal Of the policemen was moi
'"7''hN'> anu " NtS VII
OF MIR. Halliday. that the new appOintees
Of the Mayor be discharged from thu
force, and that their pay stop from that
time.
There was no halfway business in thi,
affair; no disposition TO compromise
but positive jar. His Honor said he had
been elected Mayor, knew his duties, and
would act the Mayor, regardless OF con
sequences. There were some suggcs.
tons OF difference. OF opinion
and some vague expressions that
We're not well defined, bu,
which took shape when the ayes and
noes were called. Ifproof was wanting
His Honor said, hc had much that would
be of disagrceable nature to Messrs.
Whitcainp and Schustcr, and that II
would be produced II forced from him
meaning. no doubt, the disapproval OF
his acts and the appointment OF the COM
mittce.
a large crowd was in attendance, and
evinced much interest in the proceed
iugs.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS

As ] am harrassed to death from state
mcnt. from New York. l am compelled to
sell my entire stock OF Clothing at an I'M
mense sacrifice. IKE Valdez,
1-lG-tf. Corner Sixth and Ohio Levee.
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For Nincenncs.

Mr.. Harry Walker, proprietor OF the
Delmonico Hotel left Cairo yesterday for
vinccnnes. Indiana, in the interest Of his
business.
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Loui. Herbert has PII.SENRK.
A Fin. Residence for xn,e or Rent.

Fine Residence for Aale or Rent.
Corner Holbrook avenue and Twenty.
fouIA street. Large yard and garden Is
lotsX plenty of fruit and shrubbery: good
stable and carriage house. Win sell ON
u Nv ea,y terms. The house contains zen
tsS.A-. J. II. PHILLIPS.
ssN.lm
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at IS cents per dozen all the latest styles
IN jelly glass. Sealing wax in large and
small quantities, at Dan'l Hartman's,
corner Sixth street.
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Picturcsaue America

At the BULLETIN bindery-is numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost S4i for sale at $40.
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For SALE.

A style "E," "Clough, Warren j. 90. =
Parlor Organ, right from the factory At pe'
troit. Li.tprics, $500. WIN be- solo TOT
1900.
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A cottage on Thirteenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
G.l3-u. Apply TO DIR. SMITH.
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JsuS0 Received.

A full line Of importer. Key We, and
domestic cigars.
CowPER1HwAIT& PHILLIPS.
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tV" Go to Cha-. -rhoenmcyer's tor
your icc.cold PILSENER. ..2J1w.
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Great Reduction.
First-class room and board at the Ar
lington House, at 25S per month.
THos. Is. ELLIS, Proprietor.
-.l1.tf
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Reduced Rates.

pJ0X Rag stock envelopes at the Bull
LrTIN Office, SO % per NJ.
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A new two.horsc Gamble wagon.
For any OF the above articles apply ~
the Run rTIN oAa. r. A. BURNETT.
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xxS~XN Amber and White rag stock
Envelope at the BULLETIN office. printed
w 20 and 81 90 per VI.
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FOR SALE

picturesque AmericS"-is mum Der
bound IN , volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, $40.
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sa,-. PILSENER BEER at Charles
SchOenncyer's.
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To Rent.

-f Big reduction in prices %; Feather
Dus,crs, at Schuh's drug ,torc.
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lsCMHo, ILL.,, August I, 1875. s-i-lw
wanted.

Esa~ Cha.. Schoenmeycr has that No.
| Observation-Disclosures on hand.
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FOR SALE,

A 800 Remington Sewing Machine 80
oil for cash. suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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Cheaper That Ever Kn""n before.
Mason Self.Scalng Fruit Jars at 81 10
per dozen. Extra rubbcrs for Mason's
Fruit Jars, at Daniel lIartman's. corner
sixth street. C-2)-tl
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The Mayor and the Council

The latter portion Of the proceedings
Of the city council last night was rather
OF strange MANURE. His Honor read !,
communication enumeratng the follow
ing causes for the removal from the po-
lice force of Messr-. whitcamp and Schus-
!
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FOR SALE.

At a bargain, and on good terms, Howe
Sowing Machine. May DO seen ut the Com
psny's office, corner Ninth street and Com
mercial.
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The Ohio river rose nearly .,y inches
Tuesday night.
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FOR SALE,

A No.0 Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
valued ut SO. Will be sold at SIS discoun,
and ordered direct trCm the factory.
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we viii take, ut the 81. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, 10 day borders,
at S2s per month, and5 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, Mt $50
per month"; At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boardcrs will be
accepted. JEwRTr WILCOX & CO.,,
3l'A-"s'im' --.-----. Proprietors.
%XN Wood stock envelopes at the
BULLETIN Office. So 90 per NJ.
------------F---------------
SY-The finest article Of Salad oil at
L,
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Tl,e OHIO,

THOMAS JONES. sergt. 5. s., u. 2. A.
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puLsEN eR ~ l1o"i. uscrscrr..
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For Male.
A silver plated No. o Wilson Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, hard (pisno) finish, valued at
&s5. VIII he sold at $40 discount, on good
terms, aud ordered direct from the factory.
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WAN DEPARTMENT, RIyEp RKPoRr,
August 1910
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sayThe finest article Of Salad OH n,

Schuh's drugstore.
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Local weather Report.

CMno, ILL.,. Augusta. is75.
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S:lnss Fruit JRrs, ,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Louis Ise'
e.A~a.s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16
The Great Tribunal.

Public opinion is the great tribunal
by which the value of ali discoveries
is Judged. It's favorable verdict long
ago stamped Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers as the leading invigorant and al
tentative of the age, and the truthful
ness of that decision is constantly re-
ceiv;ng fresh confederation in the
shape of results, the most complete and
satisfactory accomplished, in our very
midst. Tributes of its efficacy as a
remedy for indigestion, constipation,
nervous complaints, general debility,
rheumati m and kidney disorders pour
in from every quarter; physicians en-
phatically recommend it as remedy
for most inorganic maladies, and the
press indorses the dictum of the pro-
fession Thus the popularity of the
reigning tonic-stimulant of America is
constantly widening despite the invec
tives Illuminated against spirituous
preparations by the vendors of mock
temperance bitters, which the public
sometime since discovered to be fer
mented rubbish, and the sales of which
are rapidly on the wane.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16
Wilmington Cotton Willis.

At the first annual meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Wilmington Cot
ton Mills, held at the Bank of New
Hanover yesterday at O'Clock A. NJ,
Ell Murray. Eeq., was called to the
Chair, and Il. E. Calder, Esq, was
appointed Secretary.
\ call of stock having been made,
It was found that 462 shares were rep
resented IN person and 1873 by proxies
out Of 1870 shares subscribed.
The following officers were unani-
fnously reelected to serve for the Ell
suing year. viz:
President-DonaId NacRae
Vice-President-Wm. \ French.
Directors-Edward Kidder, A. T.
DeRosset, J. III. Chadbourn, S. N
Man tin, F. W. Kerchner.
1t was resolved that the books of
subscription should be closed on the
9Th of May next.
Persons desiring to invest in stock
that will unquestionably pay good
dividends had better call on the Presl-
dent at an early day.
We hear tibet the mill is likely to be
in full operation within thirty days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16

Many who are 81 rering from, the efFecta OF
III, warm weather and are debilitatea are xd-
vsed by phi >sicians to t1ke medera ts amounts
OF whisky two CT three times d ming the dav -
In little white tb"s- VINO ~ opt this ad VICE
frequently Increase the number of " drinks"
and in time become confirmed iHebrietes A
beverage which Will not create thirst for intox-
icatinS liquors, ami which is intended especi-
ally for the benefit OF dehiiitated persons.
whether At home abroad, is Or scheuck'-
Sea Weed To; ic. obtaining hs juices of
many medicinal herbs, thi- pre- paraIton doe.
not create An appetit. for the Intoxicating cnp
Tbs Lourishng ard the iife-sap:.ortng Kroper-
ties Of many vsiuabia natural productions con-
tanned n it AID we'll knt W.. to n1e,Iicai M n
have mos: streng h,ning inhl nee. a -ingie
b ,stie or the Tonic will d. monstrate v4lna-
de Iail:les For debility arising fro. sick
n Sc, over exer; ion or from any cause what
EVER wine ISSsfut NJ $es Weed To',ir taken
= ter meals will str. ngthen the stomach and
Great an appetite for " hol-s me food To Al
g ho are ahout leaving th'ir homes, we desire to
se@ that tn excellent effects of DIR. Scherck's
10 a%z',5this remedies. Sea Weed Tonic, and
~ mandrake PILL, are pRrtic u larry evident WHEN
'tken be tho-e who are inju rieutly 8 Fert-d by
a Hhange ct water ana diet. No person should
safe ga.rds along For sale by AL Itrugg:.t..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16
\ RIVAL OF COMMANDER
LULL'S PARTY.
THREE PRIESTS KILLED IN THE
ATTACK ON THE JESUITS'
COLLEGE.

New YORK, April 12--Noon-Six
desperate convicts succeeded in get
ting out of the penitentiary on Black
wells Islands yesterday, but five Were
recaptured before they succeeded IN
getting across the water. The sixth
is yet thought to be hidden some
where on the Island and search is be-
ing made for him.
New YORK. April 13.-Noon--The
Post has the following Washington
special: The statement is made upon
excellent autho. ity that the Supreme
Court will not render any decisions OF
q political nature at this term of the
Court, pustponlng all such until after
The Fab elections This has given
rise to a story, which is credited i'll
ugh quarters, that the Court has been
pojied and majority found opposed
10 declaring the enforcement acts COLI
-titutlcnal The belief is that the
Court will sanction the views taken by
Judge Bradley III the Loulsina Case,
from which an appeal was taken and
tia, case WAS brought into the Supreme
Court.
WASHINGTON, April 13-Noon- Unit
ID States steamer Fortune has arrived
from Key West. No yellow fever
on board.
WASHINGTON, April 13-Nlght-The
President has signed the following
commissions: Benz. Couley, Postmas-
ter at Atlanta; J. NJ. G. Parker, Post
master at New Orleans; J. ". Ward,
Postmaster at Cnrpu- Christi; Jno. ID.
wilson, Postmaster at Murfreesboro,
Tenn.
The minor parties to the mail swim
die had a partial hearing to-day. The
statements heretofore telegraphed Is
fully sustained.
There were nine or ten bids for the
Texas routes, three of which were
genuine.
Kinds will have a hearing to NOR
row.
Frauds TO the amount of S75, 1000 per
wear have been discovered i'll the st.
Louis and Indianapolis mail bag de-
positories. They would cut new bags
to patch old ones with and charge for
both.
New YORK, April 13.-Nigh.-The
AcapaIc, has arrived from Panama
with Commander Lul's party. They
have com pleted the survey from Pan
ANA to Aspinwall, and pronounce the
route the most feasible of any yet
surveyed.
Central America is reported as un-
usually tranquil. .
Advices from Buenos Ayres say that
only three priests were killed IN the
attack upon the Jesuit College. The
Minister of Foreign Affairs, IN his &C
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16

count mt legations abroad, says that
the number killed does not exceed
four, and no priests among them
There are, however, some priests
wounded.
The direct examination of Bee cher
Is concluded, and F ullerton has COM
menced the cross examination.
New YORK, April 14-Night-Mr
Beecher, on cross-examination, said:
" found Mrs. Triton in bed in the
left-hand room, trent. [ informed her
of the charges her husband made
against me. She was dressed in white
do not know whether she had retired
for the night. She was i'll, aud I sup
pose had retired for the night. beiue
confined TO her bed. / said had just
come from an interview with her hus-
band, and he had made serious charges
against me. When l said he charged
me with alternating her affections from
him she showed responsiveness; she
SHED tears, which fell down Eer cheeks.
and by the movement of her hands.
also said he charged me with creating
distress and discord in his family, aud
asked If this was so; she made no re-
Spouse. [ said he told me yon had
transferred your wlfely affections 30
me; she made no response. aud the
tears continued falling down her
cheeks When 1 told her of the i'm
proper advances, and asked her if size
had told him so, she bowed her head.
L expostulated with her. and said you
know this is not true piled her
on these charges. and asked her hos
she could have done such thing. She
said: Il could not help it; I was tired
cut with his persistence; he impor-
tuned and pursued me- she then
spoke OF an interview in July she had |
With him when ne said If she confessed |
1er alien lovers to him and he confess |
I'd his, they would get along better
md all would be again harmony. She |
asked me what she could do. [ SAID |
'he onght TO write a retrlotion OF thoss.
charges. She said it might be used
against her husband, an 1 said it
would not; that l would only use it for
ny Justification If this charge should
% used against me in ie Church, or
there was any trouble about it,
hereafter making me- prom,se not to
'se 1t in lnjurin9 her husband. [. a.
er request, got her pen, ink and pa
'er, and she wrote. After some cou-
ersation, not pertaining to this mat
er, left. When I went in she was
s one dead "
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
PROGRAMME OF THE PRESI-
DENTAL PARTY.
THE THREATENED STRIKE AT
LOWELL.

! BosToS. April The fol-
| lowing Is the programme of the Presi-
dentia! progress. Arrangements have
been so far completed tdat with crn-
siderable degree of certainty the move
| ments of President GRAFT and his Cab
met CT the occasion of bis visit to
Centennial celebration at Lexington
| and Concord can DO announced: The
President, accompanied by all mem
bers Of the Cabinet with the exception
of Secretary Fish. will leave New York
On Friday morning of this week in q
special train under the direction of
the Post Master General. At the State
line he will be met by the State Off
cials and welcomed as a guest of the
Commonwealth, arriving here Friday
evening. The Executive party will
proceed to the Revere House, where
apartments have been secured for
them. On Saturday morning visit
will be made to Beacon Park, aud
upon returning the Executive will pay
his respects to the Governor. At half
past 2 O'Clock the President will call
upon the Massachusetts, Club and at
hali-past O'Clock will dine with the
Comm ercial Club. A special truin
will take the President to Concord
for which place he will leave at late
hour in the evening. He is expected
to pass Sunday i'll Concord, returning
TO Boston in the afternoon. On Mon
day morning the party will leave by 3
special train for Lexington At $3.50
p. n. precisely the President Will
leave for Concord and return IN the
evening to l. xington when be vii
hold levee.
Lo ELL, Apil 12-Noon-The MIL
will; talk with their own
bnt decline to hear depu-
ties from S. cret societies. Trey claim
that they can run third to half their
after the strike threatened
Tuesday. They prefer three months
lock-ou to yielding to the demands
made by the spinners
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16

equal to the wants Of the trade, though
all offered finds ready market and
prices are well sustained at 25@28 cts.
p ID for prime.
DRY dOODS-The warmer weather
Of the past few days has evidently had
the effect Of turning the attention of
the country trade to Spring goods, and
there has been considerable demand
from the interior markets for q gene
raj assortment Of goods, but the BUSH
ness is done chiefly upon orders. The
trade is comparatively light as yet.
The further advance in the raw mate
rial makes a stronger tone to the mar
ket for cotton fabrics, and some arti-
cles are tending upward, but there is
no quotable advance on staple articles,
except that the price of the standard
makes of prints is more uniformity 1Oc
for all Spring or medium colors.-
Wooden goods meet little demand and
are steady in price, except jeans, which
are selling well, and some grades at
little better prices.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16

CRUDE TURPENTINE.-The gen.
erai course Of the market has been Q
repetition of the preceding week.
The tirmness Of Spirits of Turpentine
and Rosin has impaired better tone
to the market and there is more dispo-
sition among distillers to make pur-
chases. The old crop is about played
out, and it will soon be time for the
new. In the meantime, however, the
receipts will be light rs We understand
that the supply in the country is very
limited. At the close to-day the mar
ket is firm at 81 IS for hard, and 81 IS
for yellow dip.
The receipts for the week were
1927 bbls, against 1900 bbls for last
week. The exports for the week we're
131 bbls. against 81 for last week, and
the stock in yard and afoat is $500
bbls. against 6, 029 bbls for last week.
The sales for the week were as fol-
lows.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16
THE FIRE FL ND.
FIRE AND DISASTROUS EXPLO
SION IN BALTIMORE
LOSSES BY THE FLAMES IN NEW
YORK AND TIrUSNlLLE.

BALTIMORE, April II --Noon--Six per
cons wereblown to the pavem ent by the
explosion Of barrel of oil In the eel
lar of small grocery which vas burn
ing All were burned severely but
net fatally. Some lad their hair and
clothes nearly burned off them.
New YORK. April 2-NOon-There
was large fire on Worth and Leonard
streets this morning. Loss Stock of
Geo. Trumbull E. Co., 5000, 900; Wen
del, Hutchinson & Co, $50, 900; Park,
Goodwin & Co., $500, 900; rarker,
Will er & Co., $4,000. All dry goods.
The loss in buildings is trivial.
T1TUsv1LLE, April 2-Noon--A fire
at Tltusville, Penn, destroyed 1orty
buildings. Loss 100000, including
the opera house.
WORCESTER, Mass, April II Knight
"A grocery store, together with q
Mrs. Dinsmore and her aged father,
has been burned here
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-16
.orrtnl4. nutrnae Oh q mid

Dennis Perkins, coiored, aud his
wife, yesterday appeared before Justice
Y.uAmringe and made affidavit to the
Ell ct tina. a horrible attempt had been
made, on the Attn inst, to outrage their
child. Mary Bell Perkins, a little ginl
not yet eight years old. Upon this
information a warrant was Issued by
~. Justice and colored boy by the
name of William phinney, about l4i's'-
teen years old, WAS arrested aud
lodged in Jail, IN default of bail. for
hi appearance TIL morning, VIII thu
case viii be examined.