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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-19

LIST OF PRIZES:
Capital Prize. 900
Prize. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Prze...................... 10000
Prize. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
= Prizes at $4,000. 10000
a Prizes at $4,000. 10000
20 Prizes at $1,000. 10000
500 Prizes at S5OO.............. $4,000
1900 Prizes at S1OO............... 10000
1000 Prizes at SjO............ 100000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
100 Approximation Prizes at 5000. $4,000
1OO Approximation Prizes at SIO8 10000
100 Approximation Prizes at S75.. $500
$3.50 Prizes in All,
'.'f AMOUNTING TO
$5O2,5OO IN GOLD.
Price Of Tickets:
WHOLE TICKETS $50 90
HALVES..... $500. rs 90
rPNruS
TWENTIETAS.. Observation-Disclosures. 2 50
For sale at all the New Orleans agencies and at
the Central Office of the LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY COMPANY
Address Lock Box 692, New Orleans
REMIT BY PoSTOFF1CE MONEY ORDER, REGIS.
TERED LETTER. DRAFT, OR BY EXPRESS
OBSERVE AND RECOLLECT
That in the Grand Golden Drawing Of july "a. 1875.
ALL THE TICKETS
ARE
SOLD FOR GREENBACKS.
ALL THE FRIES
II Al ID IN GOLD.
Agents Wanted In Every state, Coup,v.
City and Town Throuxhon, the Union.
UNExCEPTl0NAl GUARANTEES REQUIRED
And must, in every instance. accompany app.
cations,
TO BE MADE TO THE
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
CARE
CHARLES T. HOWARD.
'e' 'i1's President.
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DC1AOCIutIC &CttNSlo dV SAC NoOutA W Jul
mind beyond question.
1t may be very ingenious to attempt to
regain by domestic disaffection rights
which could not be affirmed by the sword
But while a domestic grievance may be
nationalized, it will be found that the
American people can not be denational-
lied, neither can simple principle es-
tablished by the war be obliterated by
discomfort or party chicanery. The Con-
sentative caucus may persuade itself that
Tammany Hall will 60 any length in sup
port of its claims. Let the caucus, how
ever. put out its foot in ''insurrection, "
and Tammany will, like the Democracy of
Ohio, denounce all such illegal acts as on
the fourteenth Of September. Let the
caucus take another step, and Tammany
and Ohio will swarm to the banner of the
Union. accept every military COM
mission shoddy and pork contract, and
march as resolutely to the subjugation of
their Democratic friends as did those
Democratic Generals, Mcclellan, Butler
and others, who earned such unfading
laurels by avowing paramount allegiance
to the union Of the people of the United
States. and so going square back on the
State rights doctrines of their political s.
sociate. However incompatible, their
fore, the legislation since the war
may be with the Democratic doc
trine before the war, it must be ac-
cepted. The sovereignty Of the whole peo-
pie of the United States can not be over
thrown By sectional disaffection. and the
Democracy Of the North knowing them
, 1875-06-25
TIE DUNKIR.llILL CELEBRATION

Absence of tho I'Festdent.
Notther the peH]dcnt nor Cabinet weEo PRES
ent at tho Uunlar-Hlll Centennial Celebration.
Tho New York L*ralA glyes the following reaaona
therefor;
Our Lnrg psana correspondent informed rs rectht-
" that ts 1res1,t had rtsn!yoh not tn atttn1 TIM
celebration Vi l,aktr Hill, and TINT the Cabinet had
arryel 1t thb aana concintdo. This information IL
confirmed by thet1ct that neither tho President
&ny Of Ills CAhIn In attendance u tho cslcbta-
PRESIDENT II that Ia rusenta tho dsonsaton which aA
party whom they ste ths celebration Of the battls Of
ln1ugton. ThsrIosdent felt thst this disouk4on On
tbs part Of the lost authorities IN Nov Ensaad WI
oanhe Of tho traycat character, the insult Of hoat
70 guest Tue hs1rcsiaeat ystted New England Il The
invitation Of ii, authorities. Ills prssencs wss =
gracious and ktaly A adding largely 70 the SUCCESS
Of tha cettb!attue. fb waA not allowed to Incur Any
t1pense, or to bar any portion OF hia ensertsnnent.
yel he FttuTrod ho found that the bills for
hts entertainment had Teen made tnsttezs Ut discus
son, aud that QuMtlons had teen Mkea - 10 whistler
tho iTesident tkoula or should not drink vino, or
SHOULD should aos amoke clgsrsi that tbs Aount
Of wns charged In toe bill had been mattor Of
smazetnent eud ftpTtAeh, and thai one OF tho Com
intee went 10 fAr ~ to oIprese biz alarm iest tho
hAbtea Of Iyeatdeat Grant ahould lest him tnto An
uunaual and painful condition Of life.
Ma do not SEQ FaAlJ how tbs President could Arrys
any other concuAton. II Il tho gFsysAt 0rnso til Al
1s committed in modern toclety for host to put
IN tuauh 1rou hls guest.
, 1875-06-25
elsewhere.


At SOUTH BEND. IND.
sptciol Aspateh to Tia CAleaeo 7rtaune.
Bouru BEND. Ind, June A.-This being 81,
Johns Day. tho Maaonlo fra,erutty or Northe,n
TsJ,..' ~ ras.ss... .1;.,.''1 ~ NJ 'ne'n
1naaAna anu nou.ae1n al4ca'gan maao II tho oc.
casloh OF = meeting Of numhoF OF lodSes aud
communicates in this city, The dedication OF a
now Union Masoulc bali hero was the Immediate
tnouco1nont for tho,r concentrating h,r. mi
.na"sot1sAt ~ says .. a'.aB usto, anu
"Aa 1oAae tno OCCASION LOT stseos oleplay and
grand dress patAdo. Loaded special trains
brought oommAaderIes chapsers,.. aud lodges
from tho Northwest and from tbo East. Man7
tsdio. sccomn,nls,, ,ha M,xon;o hrst,'-oa % a,,a
.sa.ss % assou.pou s"e 1asun'u u!et.ot,' a., au'a
aaoa " 1--WE" ao !nEoo8s 'aAs nAea 3ao
streets, windows, balconies. AMI hauHa.tops,
who wore on hand TO aee the lop8 lines Of Ma
rons formed in nrocouston aud on the march The
nr.nd adoa otTccra lama Of vhon vero tan,,.
utaaa Aouee otueote, ~s ~ t ~ wv 1s, aopu'
taaod ior tho occas'on' "sss ~. IL. 9ohnson'
Grand Maa*oF, OF 0oshen E. ". Kelly, D. q.
H., OF J.osayosto e. q. Hamilton, 8. g. ", Of
I,norto. 8. T. williams :. @. ~. Of Kendall,
IN. ~ ~ RI Nadn. - rh.r,.,s
.D'o .a, wv no'' " = 1,Unne' w. Iusp'A,u' H.
). thc8.nut"ooa- W. 43easatas 1ohn h!InQlet
, 1875-06-25
THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER,
Stn Nnrfanb.iity Demonstrated.

iiozeman {!fontanal 7Yraea, Extra. jun 10.
tntssongor. Just arrived 1t Dozoman from
the Yellowstone Valley, tringn tin gratifying
rowH that tho steamer Josephine has reached
tho mouth OF C1ark's Fork, Is miles above tho
mouth Of tho Dig Horn, and Ascenled that
stream fow miles. sho met with no obstr,lctsous
on the way--casily getting over Wolf napils-
and will probably ascend tho Yellowstone to tho
old sssc Of the Grow Mission, or within 35 milos Of
Hozeman. All this seems we'll authenticated.
some whsto men from tho Crow Mission took
d'nuer on thc hoat at tho mouth OF tho C1ark'a
Fork. Tho SaiccrH OF the Jonepiline arc report
ed 10 havo pronounced ths Yelluwa.ono better
river 10 navigate than tho Uppor Missouri.
LATE1,
Tho foregoing Ia fully confirmed by Advices
from Gen. CIapp. Agent OF the Crosvn, wbo, ia in
receipt Of dispatches from tho olIicr1a OF tito
Josephine. Al We 80 to press guns nro bcing
fired, and citizcns arc rejoicing and w,l1 with
enthusiasm. Tho boat MAS only oloven tlars
from bismarck, including time takon III ascenl-
ipK tributaries.
, 1875-06-25

Of led oak and Malvern, and yet s1,o damage
tlonn to crops IN vcrY aliREk. Now and then
fic will bo nocn whcro tito tlcstuctton las bcon
almost complete, but nlc.l tnBtahcns are rAro.
Wo confidently aasert TINT four -ffll,s OF tho crop
In that bart OF tin Sthtn viAstet by tho grass-
l0ppGEs arc nDt damaged Mt ht
Tho following dispatches TO tho Darlington
l{a"k-]:yc Hhow Tho tr,io state Of affairs In thoao
ttiAttlcta.
MALVERN. Juno 1s.-'l1oppsra 4lt loft nu yessor-
day.
Earnsos, juno ls.-So Lnrpcra herc since Mont'ay
ionft.
ltxp OAR, Juns ta.--The grasstonpsrs wars hnrs
only twn days. Not suttth damage done. There aso
mum hero now.
ls1vHnaos, juno ia.-So arasshorncrh hcro 10 speak
Of.
1fAMHunn, Jnne ls.-'Itorpcrs at'ons ali gonc, md
fatintr" ara fccssug much encouraged. VIII havo
plentiful corr cFap.
a,ttrAxInAtr. JInn ls--No grs*.I,oprorH hero NOW.
HfENwoop, Jnna iR.-'1lnpiern Ianfe all left tor
III this sicnty.
!llssuAlE, June ls.-Tha grasahopt,era lAva all
left III.
Tho report gtven hv your correspondent raa
probably obtained from tho exciting tuulors
which prevailed at that tino, and had ho lakgn tl.e
pairis 10 visit tho location III nc.Aon ilia ropnEt
rsnnli doubLioBs have boon of different chnrac-
tor.
Onr s'hto tlas hoen tlamnrcf moro by tho fa1eo
and oxargoratod reporsa sent abroad than by tho
tayagcB of gtaasauppoH. C. II. 3.
, 1875-06-25

Tho Excursion 10 Exntntllo tho Gov
ornament WNrk.

Tho Excursion 10 Exnntno tho Cov~
ornancnt WNrk.
Csrytsponitnt4 " Ths Chicago Tribune.
DIusCopA, Wia., June 29.-Tha excursion party
up TIN Wisconsin Ryer. from itB mouth to por-
tago, organized by the Hon. ". j. Aberaotlly,
Of 1t. Paul, reached this city ut o'clock this
evening" by stcamar Ellen Hardy. Tho object
Of tho expedition Ia to examine the Government
work now In progress for tho improvement OF
tho channel OF tho river, In order to reudor 1t
nayigAbs at Ill sessona Of tho yesr. As is we'll
known, this ispart Of tho work known as tho Fox
and Wisconsin Rivora Improvement, by which 1t
IL oxpeoted thAt channel Of Water communities
lion wlii be opened and maintained between tAo
Missisappl and the 0reat Lakes. Tho "wing dam
systom," which Is now In operation, is
tho pet scllcme OF Col. Houston. United
ho linz, finding tho returns for tRs work done
out OF proportion to tho amount of money OK
pendol, arc asking Al examination intn tho
mattor, aud If their Judgment Ia sn1tained, lts
md IN asSs ero0 o'aa
Tho pruaept expedition III not official, bat pure
" private Affair. The character Of tho goutlo-
mon composing IT will, however,. give great weight
to ther oonclaslons- Anoog the party. arc tho
Hsuator Howe. OF Wisconsin; Gov. TAYLOR Of
WisconHin, ex.CoaKrcsaman Sawyer. Of Wlsoo1-
B!u; tho Hon. William I.arrkbee, OF Iowa; tho
lion. William ]. Glohrist, OF Iowa, the lion.
Thomas Arnold, Of lows tho Hou. u. +. Fay,
Of Wisconsin; Samuel q. Adams,
Master OF the Minnesota State Grange
Col. Houston, Can't. Lydooker, 1Leuts. Human
and Houston, 1ovornment Engineers and
many olher prominent gentlomon. The party
uunbern forty-two persons.
Tomorrow morning, souo time will be spent
In inspecting tho work In tho vicinity Of alus-
coda, whore oporatlous arc now going on after
which Tho party will proceed to Portage City,
xhcro tho citizena will gtye them reception.
, 1875-06-25

5pAe1al Uspdtck 70 az (5Eeago 7Fib0N3.
WARRINGTON, D. O., June 2A-rhe war tor tho
poaessslon OF tho Black Hills will, it ls thought
by tho initiated, soon bs iuau8urated. Tho
policy Of tho Black Hills ring ls to Induce tho
belief, it poasio!o thAt thers Ia no gold iu that
HoctIou, which accounts for tho contradictions 10
nea % .c
Hills will not he disturbed 4 present, "a tho
Government docs pot propose to furnish FREQ
transportation tack to Chuyenno for all augea-
tukcrH found there.
, 1875-06-25

EUROPEAN BONpHoLDERS ANXIOUS.
New ioMK, june 24.-:fho French holders Of
$4,000, 600 worth Of what they ntylo ''tLo 60
called flrst-mortgago boDds of tho Now York.
Boston d. Montreal 1tas1roal, !" have n1od bill in
equity in tho United States Court for this die
tricl, praying for tho appointment Of Receiver,
and for such either rcllof ~ the court can gyo.
The plaintiffs complain that ttoy woso induced
TO purchase shid bondsupon fAso representation
in tbs prospects Of tbs Company, fiv Which sud
bonds were put upon tho European 1narkets.
, 1875-06-25

6t3Et1 D0pd1tA 10 tn LH1t1d9 1FtbUNk,
MADISON. Wis.,, June 2a.-A auit against
Gimoou Mills, President OF the uank Of Madison,
and ]. l.. Hill. ita CaBliiez, WAS brought by tho
Aaslgnee for the creditors Of the bank, In The
United States District Court to-day. 4 verdict
Naa 1sodsroa against Mills and Hill Of s25.001
to 428.00o, beiuR the full amount claimed on tho
present suit. There are several other suits 10
follow sBsinsk the same l&rtle..
, 1875-06-25
THE tHOPPEEE


WHERE THEY cpME FROM AND TliAKR T1tEY 90 TO.
10 TIC Edstsr n 1'he Cltiea3o Tribune:
OMAHA, Mob, juno 4a.-I was astonfBhod to
fead. among your editorial notca Of yesterday,
that 'sft il curious fact that vhtio tho Ernss-
hoppess cakno from tho Bouthn est lust year, they
arc departing to the northwest thn ypar," etc.,
or to that effect. Now, tho fAck IL. that thsse
insects did not como fru<u tho Now Mexico
p!aius last summer, "a e'csY citizen Of Nolraska
and Dakota we'll knows, but thoy did como, Oh
tho contrary, fron, tho north ahl northwest,
straight fton tle nrltisn posaobsio.ls. Tho fol-
loving extract from newspaper hints at tho
true yesriou Of hfa hablts:
1bp ynt thing This connection that NC arc hound
10 notos IN, TINT the Rrns#lnppsr In obedience
TO no *sesrtsnss1o regular rulo no gen trsl w. lic
I'd = b.. ao n1 u
several ycaEu- Whhs ur1ugs him hctt Ut alI7 l1e gets
e. VEL for ;svf ~. % Mhot .; VI
ae fore.ts I'D alales of she nontan q thc nni...
4mosica. sul tho rhole :rasind alaF Why. % tncn,
does lie occasionally como Into Nclsas:ts7 Why does
poia and Oaio7 Aud. uofe at1ungely vii, why doaa
b. Pr over Neh,.s.s @ r. wso9s l! o =" ha lid
can tetl whittier ho haa goao7
II II fact, whothcr curious or otherwise, TINT
the progonitc:s Of thts identical "Missoui
aock" (as It Is called here, owing to tho circun.-
stance that 1t waa mainly hatc!lc1 cut iu tint
Btate th!s sprins) devastated, or rathnr pastu1cd
In. Vest Ceuerat DritiaA America thrao summers
since; Its progony visiting Northern Dakota and
slinneaota two years ago, the Third generation
aroyiug 1t, aud dcpofitlng tta oggn in hlnsous4,
tic southoast cor1lsr of Nebraska, anil tho east-
ern part Of Kansas, last autumn This spring,
sho tha Offspring Fourth KsnoFa,ion) la.l waste
about Tho middle OF Juna, whom they
atoae and flow IN direction precisely oppo-
stto to their courso lust ycar,-m,rthweat. The
column wsa l20 miles cast to Wcss, extending
from Central Nebraska to point somewhere b.
tween Council Bluffs aud Don hIoiues, tn Iowa.
Tbey began 70 cross tho Plata In countless mill
Inns on juno II u few small sHartus had pro-
Tisu4iy gone uorth) aud hs1 hot entirely lln-
i.lAAl thair paAsaga oyer that river until June
st1en days later. They trayol q 4 spoed of
aI a9out y mtlca AL hour, or nearly 110 mttos
hight M- day. average. The!s vt1guard Ia now
W0 Of 1.taO miles nortL-northueat Of Omaha,
s and t.M sd,sncing., Would It not ba usoful 70
northern tastnsshes, and tra.,k Its moye.
nenH for q tow years u That yask
wilderness. Whero It llhs fulmariy pursued it4
devious wandcltnss, unhcsallad and uhkuowu,
except - II occasionally etau1goa into tho
hsants OF ciyilizsttula, aud Ia recognized III tho
nsWspgpes-wortd for low SoArA, only to disap-
psat again soon, and bo Eorgottenr
In u Or 9, BHarna fully ~ iarXc ~ this ono
Waited this section from tile British roglonH
lp1ohably BY the Bane successive HtapB), dap.
pearing the naxt yoar in tho lfuctiou from
which it came bHt &as Attlo ralked OF East, ~
tns country WIS then spafsely so!tlotl. q.
, 1875-06-25

srettaI Dtspatrh to TIE Chicago 7H6un..
DErHoi7. Mich, Juno 2a.-st. Johns Day vaa
celebrated in this city yesterday By church ssr-
viceH in tho morning, and a procession. picnic,
aud speeches In the afternoon. Tho st. Joan
DO Bapt'ate Society, and St. patricks Eocie1y, Of
Chatham. 0nt.. cams 10 Detroit. and wero tho
gucEta Of tue st. joan Do Daptisie Society. OF
THU city. At tho afternoon meeting speeches
Rnfus Stephenson. Of Chatham. and otherp.
, 1875-06-25

SAN FRANCISCO, juno 24.-A presa dispatch
from Victoria aayt Hor Uritiah alajestya steamer
Mumtdon 4nd sbamor Otter have arrived with
the officers and Cow Of tho SAranac and such
property - 1yls aved from the wreck, including
i steam Iauuch aid four boats.
, 1875-06-25

8pse1al pSspattA u Ia Ch4esaa Trtount.
BLOOMINGTON. Ill, June 24.-TAe celebration
Of 1t. Johns Day IN this city rassed on most
pleasantly today, 1t last 1000 Masons ~ess
present from Central Illinois. Exoursion-trAus
A11lysd eazly thi1 morning from Peoria, On ths
, 1875-06-25
THE STORM,
Another Destructive Visitation
Trough tho Northwest.
Fifty Houses Washed Away in tho
City Of Dccorah, Iowa.
The Milwaukee 4 st. panl Railroad
Damaged In Many r1aces.
Hills aud Mill-Dams Washed Away In
Southern Minnesota,
ABOUND LAcRossr. VIE.

so''f"i Mtrdhh Il 31e th'eoao Tribune.
LACnoaBE, WIZ, juno N.-Ihc most furious
bcrnu oar,y jost evening. and cnnt,nucti Al,
n;rI,t ria ,,;r o.n,. ,fn,,, l., ro.r.s. .arss,,,.
~ -" sa'o - ~ 'oma' ~.
inantoh'tg tho occupants OF the 10" lands. The
wind WA worry violent doing considerable dam
forco.. cbf,nnoxa ,,nront,np Tram a,r IN N,
bI;n,asrt. III -, liz M;sa;ssr, 1,txor H. w.,
~, ."'.'' 1 a,. y. s"o s'."p' N.e,' sno .a'n
'e' WV" eucM 'ofco tnas Fafet6 anu hohao"e
ware siooded with water and dirt from tho bluffs.
The Southern Minnesota naltroau had 60 feut
, 1875-06-25
THE WEATHER.

WAaH1xaTos. D. O., Juna 2i.-For tbs Uppsr
Lakes, the Upper MtsaIsslppi aud Lower Miasoud
Valleys. stAuouszJ eE lqHe1 ptsAsnA VAIN,
, 1875-06-25
NO PULLMAN CARS.

5Ntcsal U1p09cH 70 Tia EHttd0o TF1tune-
OMAHA. Soo., Juno 24.-your correspondent
ts authorized to duny tho htatement Of press dis
patches that Il train Of through Pul]msu cara ia
to ba put on ftom St. Louis to Ogden yta Dem
yor,
, 1875-06-25

Tho hsst was 10 intense 10 WAshlogtoa yes-
terday that number Of labossls employed In
breaking up monitors 1t tho NAvy-Ya1l were
conpsllsa to atop Vosk.
, 1875-06-25

Indjanapolts Hond. and over tho Genital, bring.
ing nearly 1000 poEsons. Five braas.b.nds
wcra present, including Tho C,;lots' Of Bloom
ingtou. and spcnccrs uf Peoria. AZ II o'clock
tie proceantou was formed, componcst uf tho sol-
owing bodies In tho ordsr Of thor Henioftty:
Doalolsv CommanIerY No. a.. of Bloomington;
ut. Pulaski Commanfaty No, 20; Ur-
Iion conms"iory ME": No. a, OF iii noons a0
,,nEton' Ilnomine.o'h No. at3, Mozart, No.
No. 7lo; SA. jose, 70. Gi5; Lawn,lala. M. 073 !;
Towanda. No. 642: stahol1let, No. 220: slirioy,
No. S93; 1antca, No. JGi 1.ernv, No. 72l; Ur-
haua, No: 152; Allin. no. 6h5; 1tutlson. No. G18; !;
Peoria. No. Ii; Normal Lodge. Gl3. 1hcra woro
No. 2, AMI other badie4 not above mentioned.
After matching To tho Fair-Grounds, iii par-
took of = dinner Furnished by tho p"opio nf tia
city. After This, tho lion. A. ,. Campbell do
livcfed MI eloquent Grafton. Tho Hon. 4. Il.
AteEonnon followed, hut WAS interrupted by a
sudden storm tint burst upon lie tcoue. and
dispersed The asaemblagn. cutting OF orations,
songA, ind other lntcrea.tng items.
Iho vtEit0rs hf8 leaving the ely by eFery
lraln, thoroughly plcasod with tho eventa Of tbs
day.
MEMPHIS.
Mzxru1s, Juno 24.-Gau. N. r. Banks arrived
thls morning By train from Loui4vlllo, aud was
met It tho depot by committee from tho
Council. MAaonc fraternity, and tuo companies
Of military. md escorted to tho Peabody losol.
where tho Mkyor welcomed him In short
s'nech to which Gen. Banks made felicitnua
reply. Soon afterwards Lo WA escorted to tho
Court Square, whero large number OF Masonic
organizations welp drawn up, and welcomed by
Graud Master 4. ]. Nhcofor, and mado q bricf
FoplY. Tonight ho delivered an oratton on
Masonry At Jamoa' Park to an inmcnss
audencc.
, 1875-06-25
OTHER STATES.
Wisconsin.

5rseta! Dt&pateh to Tas crteaqs 7rtban2.
BE1oiT, Wis. Juno 2l,-Tle heavy rainy last
night and night before liars helped crop pso4-
pests greatly.
, 1875-06-25


blc1REoon a., June 24.--Tho nost terrific
rain and ha.l-atorm over known In this section
paBsed through Northwestern Town laat night
making terrible havoc On the Famar and Doco.
1ah brancbos Of the Milwaukee l. st. Paul Rssa-
way. Nearly every bridge on tho Docorah
brnnch WAS carried nwar. 4 stream 7 feet In
depth rnn through Tho principal atreot Of Doco-
rat, carrying With 1t tlfty houaos, and tearing up
Q uileB OF sidewalk aud fences. The loKs to rho
M,lsnukca i st. Paul Railway on tbs Decogah
branch in put Mt e5o,090. No loss Of lifo rc-
ported.
DUBUQUE, Juno "a special from Ci,arieo
City saYB: IA violent electric storm. 1aBt;ug
six hours. accompanied with high wind, hail, and
rain, visited this section last evening. The raIu
fell In torrents. Threo bridges arc reported
gopo betwoon this place and Cafmar. Iowa. and
other danlage Was done to tho trncka Of tho
Milwaukee & st. Paul 1ailtoad Company.
At tlls place the lightning struck tic
enoke-stack Of Grcmtuols griBt-1n.tl, un-
roofing the building. Tho Htabo Of
John Bta'a was also struck, prossrattng
TWO hosao1. 4 COW io another portion Of the
city wna Killed by tho eatne bolt. Tho wiud
blow down tho Windmill OF tt1e Milwaukee l.
1T. Paul Railroad Company. That Of tho illinois
Central IfAilroAd Mna a1Ho wrecked. Tho storm
blow down number Of chin1noya and uprooted
trces, etc.. and tnelted tho wires in tie telegraph
office. At Nor Hampton, Iowa, the water WAS
two feet deep Oh the track, and tho depot uudar.
1ninod, but lumber from an adjoining lumber
yard driftcd In, saving thu building. The river
ut tlts pl1co IL higher than known for six ycass.
, 1875-06-25
LIIMTo A BONFIRE,

Special Dttpdeh oIhe Chteago tribune.
MrENxApoLla, him., Juno 2i.-A lttlo boy
named Willis Folom. who fell npon = bonfire
and waa burned yesterday, has died from bis in-
iuriea.
, 1875-06-25

DROWNED tn SIX INEHEB OF WATER.
Bperial U1sratA to Ths chteaqo Tribune.
East bAaiNAw, 11ich., June 24.--A 4-ycar-o1d
daughter Of Capt. James Ko7, Of banks, LAY
County, foil in rain barrel, last evening, nn.l
when found was dad. There was only inches
Of water In tlo bRre1.
, 1875-06-25
llL.lhOia.

Special Dastsdtch to The CHteaqo Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Juno PA storm Of wind
and rain swept ovor this soction to-day, and did
considerable damage to oats. At Minlcr. Taze-
vol County, the gablo Of a school-houso was
blown iu, uearly delnolsahing tho building.
, 1875-06-25

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
SAN FhAKcIsco, CAL, juno 24.-Arrived-The
Pacific Nail stoaruer Granada, from Panama,
New YoRx. Juue MISUNDERSTANDING
Rusais, from Liverpool; Ethiopian, from dlas-
Cow.
, 1875-06-25

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN K4}LH0En
T3tkef dfrt' r. tIe7kr tsA-rman Hsns4J and rs ornaE
sf.t eeFneF HalissH. .sf.t and Al ~ aspots,
, 1875-06-25

cFlcA1o, MILWAUKEE d ST. PAUL RAftfo4n,
fnon nsrf. corner kadtaoA and CaraE-sts. Ies 0Mes
S3 South C1aFkst, epposte tfaan Houe ena al ptsot
, 1875-06-25

Milwaukee h PFatfSs du CHEN
UEision. Passenger ..,...,.,,,.ls $50 m 70 7x H. M
Milwaukee, L. C.ssse, Wiaons.i '} ''~p'"@-
IT. Psnl Minneapolis Hipou.
0shkosh L Hfeen HAJ, through
uirp.rt :. u::a3:::;. Acp. n
chlsn d Iowa: Also, Mtpaabs
and Steven. Point Passenger m ~ m Isf ma ~.
milwaukee,, IT. Paul 4 Ainns.1 49, ~ "'
arots. through Expross .......1r gis nm, /. 7;so m
, 1875-06-25

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Springfield knd EsoftA Eiufess Saaj F. - ( s1n ~ ~
kErinE1eIk slight EtpreAs,,,...t S41 n m E I'M r. ~
Peoria And Eeokuk Esrr.ls...,Js Ain r. m n n ~,
Dn,uQuo Sioux CITY kx ,,..,is Ys = M R:41 r, M
1nbaluS haaaI LIZ ktpedks. 9.1S = fap I. 70.
onaaa 80 q. H. i g:13 !.