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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-13
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ben jabrli@ SIC, 900 elmer Bier probus
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tilst; in Steinbrud brisst mans auf $780,:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-13

Sn Gurefa, Neuaba warb am l. b.
W. elm Grbbsbeu psriplrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-04-13
Ncter STD,
&mnif= s M6belicbreiner

Sf. Trnafis, JadIoa 0p, Jera.
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0afii6itit jur Natrit I tae tulnttritri sttns aut urteu
ssn Mlidrta. 9anttln. et6ifabitn uHe 8u6snbanitn
q ufs 6sft ttnts unt iunfstrt6t ~anftriiei nns aud isua
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Q yrinsbrssf Ia Sadfsn GsuHs sskttn pese<n.
8auarbsitsn aasr Nrt tptresn tbtutaus hbtr-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
THE BLACK HILLS.

WASHINGTON, July O, 1873
Walter p. Janney, geologst Of the Black Hills
expedition, in letter to tho Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, dated June %, says that while OK.
aiming the gravel deposits at the north bend OF
Castle Greek he found gold in small quantities In
bars or terraces Of allnvial quartz gravel resting
on bed OF lock ABOUT ten lect ABOVE the present
level OF the stream The area o these bars was
quite limited. ne gold winch they con-
tained mad evidently been furnished by
tne uuariz, veins travcrsing the states along
the stream. There was considerable
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE SOLDIERS
ana teamsters about gold IN the arrival OF the ex-
petition on French CreeF, but as no one obtained
even oy several hours hard labor more than fe W
cents worth OF gold aust rome oil the command
was aHerward seen wOrKlng for the preclous
me tai. About fifteen miners have located claims on
the creek. The report they give OF the ricnness
OF the gravel bars Is greatly exaggerated. Mr..
Janney's prospecting snows a general diffusion or
small quantities OF gold over large area. He had
sunk snat O niteen feet TO th bed rock near
the stockadc anu obtaine1 nut u trace OF gold.
Morning had as yet Dccn discovered 10 warrant
extensive mining operations. He intended ex-
aiming the country to the north OF Harneyis
Peak Mr.. Janney sends with mis- letter small
grains OF specimen gold.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
FRANCE.

THE MEMBERS OF THE LEFT TO MOVE THE DIS
SOLUTION OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PROGRESS.
PARIS July Q, 1875.
The bureaux Of the Left have decided to intro
duce within few days motion for the dssolu-
tion OF the Assembly and for general elections In
the middle Of November.
LEGISLATIVE WORK.
The Assembly to-day brought to q close the de-
bate on the Railway bill.
The debate the Public Powers bill is set
down for tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
THE FOURTH IN ENGLAND.

THE INDEPENDENCE DAY BANQUET By AArERI-
CANS IN THE METBoPoIIs-ToEx PRESS Ut
rERANcEs AGAINST THE DEMONSTRATION AND
THE DEMOCRACY.
LONDON, July Q, 1878.
Two hundred persons were present at the ban
uuet given by the Americans last evening In
honor Of the anniversary OF the Declaration OF In
dependence.
Among the guests were Mr.. U. 8. Grant, Jr., son
OF President CRAM Mr.. Wickham Hoffman and
Mir. w. IL. Cnesebrough. Secretary ana Assistant
Secretary respectively OF the legation In London;
Messrs, Woodhouse and Stevens, Mr.. Hugh McCul'
loch. General Bradford, the American Consuls at
Dundee and southampton, Mr.. II. NJ. watts, Or.
Llvlngstone's son, Naval Constructor Barnaoy
Sir Frederick Perkins and Mr.. Henry Ricnard'
member OF Parliament.
WHAT THE TORIES THINK OF THE TRANSATLANTIC
DEMOCRACY.
The Standard OF to-day contains an exceedingly
vtoent article against the celebration by the
Americans IL says none but Americans would
venture upon such display OF bad taste and dis
courtesy as was shown IN yesterdays cee bration,
and none but the English would tolerate IL. 1t is
hardly decent for any loyal Engiisnman to par
ticIpate In rhe celebration OF English disasters.
The American instruction was about the most
unprovoked rebellion In history. In the present
times forbearance and Cancellation on the Eng
llsh side is returned by America with insult and
abuse. which is only encountered by cringing
lattery, and this Dean Stanley calls "reconcilia-
ton and peace making.n
Inc Standard, In concluding its article, says:-
"Among Americans there are but few not actually
participating in the general system OF public
plunder IN their country who would not joyfully
exchange their institutions for the ORDER honesty
and 10y atty OF TINS Empire, from which a century
ago they made their insane revolt"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
SPAIN.

CARILsr ARMY SAID TO BE RETREATNd
INTO cATALoNA-THE ALFoNsIsTs TO bonn
BARD HOSTILE POSITIONS NEAR SAN Sc
BAsTIAN-FRENCH INTERESTS GUARDED.
MADRID, July 6. 1875.
The Didrio says It has reason to believe that
Dorregaray's army, feeling incapable OF resisting
an attack of the AIfonsist forces, left Cantavej
and crossed the River Ebro, and is now
marching into Catalonia.
ARrILLERIsr PREPARATION FOR SEVERE DUEL.
Several guns Of heavy calibre have been dlsem-
barked from steamers at san Sebastian.
They are intended for the detached forts at Rem
teria
The Carlists have erected fresh batteries against
san sebastian.
FRENCH NAVAL GUARD OF REPUBLICAN, CITIZEN
INTEREST.
The French gunboat OrInamme has arrived at
the city TO protect the interests OF French sub.
Iects.
General Iona has effected a junction with Gen.
eral Quesada.
NEW CONSTITUTION DRAFTED FOR THE
K1NGDoM-PERsoNAL AND RELIGIOUS Lib
ERTY THE BASES OF MAGMA cHARTA.
MADRID. July 6-Evenlng
The commission OF nine members appoin ted to
prepare the draft Of new constitution for the
Kingdom OF Spain have concluded their labors.
WHAT Is PROVIDED.
The draft opens with declaration OF individual
religious liberty.
The Legislature is to consist OF Senate and
Chamber OF Deputies, composed as In other
monarchical States.
The manistracy is to be Irremovable.
1t is believed the constitution viii be adopted
without modification.
REPORT OF AN ALFoNsIsT VICTORY.
IL is rumored that the Alonsists nave captured
Canta.vleJa
CARLIsr EFFORTS.
The Carliss have cut the railway between
Huesca and Barcelona at Tordienta.
AN ENGLISH GUNBoAT ORDERED FOR SPECIAL
DUTY ON THE SPANISH COAST.
LONDON, July 6--Evening.
The British gunboat Lively sails from Ports
mouth for the Spanish coast 10 protect British
Interests In the ports threatened by the military
operations OF the Carsts and Alfonsists.
DON CARLOS FATHER ARREsTED-NAvAL ACTION
AGAINST CARLIsT PORTS
PARIS. July 8, 1875.
The father OF Don Carlos has been arrested at
Hendaye, on the Spanish frontier, and conducted
TO Bayonnc.
CARLTsT PORTS TO BE DESTROYED
The Spanish man-ol-wdr Vittoria mas returned
70 the northern coast to complete the destruction
nj the Carllst ports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
GERMANY AND AMERICA.

THE KAISER TO BUILD A NAVAL HOSPITAL IN
SAN FRANCISCO.
BERLIN, July @, 1875.
DR.. Kuntz is about to leave here for San
Francisco. 10 superintend the erection Of a naval
hospital which the government mas decided to
build in that city Tor use by its squadron In the
Pacific Ocean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
NJ. GAMBETTA ON THE CODE OF
HONOR.

GREAT DIscoURAGEMENT TO POLITICAL DUEL
LISTS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July 6, 1875.
NJ. Gambetta has declined to accept Granter De
Cassagnacs challenge to fight duel on account
OF articles published in the Republic Francotse
lie says he cannot hold himself at the disposal Of
the first conner among his political adversaries,
as he has other duties and responsibilities to
iunl toward his party, France and the Republic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
A ROYAL FUNERAL.

FERDINAND OF AUSTRIA LAID IN THE TOMB OF
THE HAPsDURGs.
VIENNA, July Q, 1875.
The funeral OF the abdicated Emperor Ferdinand
TOOK place to-day.
The Emperor Francis Joseph and Empress Of
Austria, the Russian Czarewitcn, the Crown
Princes OF Germany and Italy; the entIre
Austrian Court and Ministry, the Diplomatic
body and the austrian cardinals and bishops as
sisted at the ceremonies, which were ofthe most
i'm posing character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
JUAN N. CORTINA.

THE BANDIT OF THE BORDER EN- ROUTE FOR
TUE CITY OF MEXICO.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 6, 1875.
special despatch to the Inter-Ocedn from
Brownsville, Texas, says that General Cortna
and his Chief OF Police, Manuel Cara,
VINO were arrested by order OF the Mex
lean Minister OF War, were botn forwarded
from Matamoras at two O'Clock this morning
under guard TO Bagdad and there placed on board
the Mexican war vessel Tebasco, which sailed at
SIX A. NJ. for Vera Cruz. They VIII be taken 10
the city OF Mexico lor trial by military commits
sion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
THE M0ODY-SANKEY MISSION.

THE AMERICAN REvIvALIsrs NOT TO EN-
TIGHTEN THE PARIsIANs.
LONDON, July o, 1875.
1t is denied that Messrs. Moody aud SanKey in
tend opening meetings in Paris There is no falling
OF in the number of attendants at their meetings
here.
PLENTY OF WORK IN ENGLAND.
Large numbers OF persons continue TO visit the
Enquiry rooms"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
RAILROAD FARES INCREASED.

WASHINGTON, July O. 1875.
The sale OF through tickets over the Baltimore
and ONO and Baltimore and Potomac railroads az
increased rates has been commenced in pursa-
ance or the agl cement entered into in New. York.
The local 1are between Baltimore and WasRfn gton
over the latter road has also been advanced TO
81 20 for singe trip or 81 for the round trip the
same as the Baltimore ana OHIO rates.
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and Miss Borum, were found near Fortress Mon
roe. nearly two miles from the scene OF the disas-
ter. The body OF Mrs. Prederici was found near
sewelps Point. A section OF the Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues have to-day been firing twelve
FOUNDER guns about the spot where the bodies
are supposed to be lying.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
BREADSTUFFs IN EUROPE.

LONDON, July Q, 1875.
The Mark Lane Express of this week says the
weather is calculated to greatly hinder haying
ana harvesting. Dryness II required. Conse-
quently the prospects are rather threatening for
the future.
The prices OF wheat are shilling higher, and in
some markets two shillings.
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TnE IRISH WORLD
Fun account with, illustrations OF the great Irish
American tournament at Dolymount
The IRrsu w0ILD for This week


gives the best account the great IRISH American re
match. tvc One illustrations about the contest. Por
trails OF the vctOrs sketches OF the men IN both icans
height appearance. occupation. sc. positions OF
the men; the modes Of shooting adopted by the
teams. illustration of the targets diagram showing ac
curatey where eacn shot struck NJ SJl, POO and LO0l
yards rangcs hundred years ago and now. a car
toon showing the domtnecrng shirt ~ england then
and her tOadyisru John Bulls Amazement n car
tOon showing how England views the rifle shooting in
Ireland.
the Irish American rifle match Illustrated
Columbia Nms-Au article giving DESCRIPTION OF the
contest the how points were lost Sc The
match 10 bOtYmpunt the lesson 10 teaches, how me
lrsn people regard H. Flunkcyism OF tue london
Times. an IRISH Palace Tor England's QueeD' bunkrr
Hui Logic, Procctl G Arms. rom the ro'shoW OF the
Phrygans 70 the needle gun o. the Gcrnans anc inc
ChasscpOf OF the French &c. All ncwsdeaicrs nave We
IRISH WORLD, price cents.
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ACCOUNT OF THE CATASTROPHE FURNISHED THE
SIGNAL OFFICE.

WAsHINoToN, July 0, 1875.
The following despatch was received at the
Signal once rom the observer at Norfolk to-
day.
the steamship Isaac Bell, outward bound from
Norfolk. ran into and sunk the rug Lumberman
last night, at hall-past ten o'cock. Seventeen
passengers were aboard the latter. OF which num-
Der seven have been saved NUMBER OF ladies'
are among the missing. Tae proper signals were
given by the captain of the Isaac Bell ana no
blame whatever Is attached to him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
LONDON CHANGE.

LONDON, July Q, 1875.
John Rankin 4 Co. have failed. The liabilities
OF the firm are estimated at about 81, 100000.
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YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.

WAsHISGToH, July 0, 1875.
despatch received at the Navy Department
to-day 1rem Key West reports one death from
yellow fever and TWO new cases there this
morning.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenJy-four hours
IN comparison with the corresponding date Of
last year, as Indicated by the thermometer az
Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.

THE DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS REMAIN UNDIs-
TURBED.
PARIS, July g. 1875
The report OF the recall Of M. de Goutant -BIron.
the French Ambassador at Berlin. was groundess.
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THE PRACTICE YESTERDAY POSSIBLE CHANaH
OF STARTING TIME.

SARATOGA. n. T., July O, 1875.
The crews which are 10 take part in the regatta
next week now all at the lake except the
Williams College crew, which Is expected to-day.
The preparations for the regatta are being rap.
idly completed, Messrs. Ferry. Eustis and Dray-
ton, the College Committee, having arrived Con-
siderable addition will be made to the dimensions
OF the grand stand to accommodate the friends Of
the various crews. The regatta VIII begin on
Tuesday, the 18th inst and last two days. The
athletic sports, running, walking and jumping,
VIII occur on Thursday, the 18TH inst. The course
has been buoy red so that each crew VIII pull be-
tween two lines OF nags 100 leet apart and al
intervals OF one-eighth OF a mile. Most OF the
crews nave tried these lanes ano experience no
difficulty in steering through. The crews are very
hard at work. the friends OF both Yale ana Har-
ward are very confident In the ability OF their re-
spective crews to carry OIL the honOrs Dart
mouth, Wesleyan, Cornell and Princeton have O
good many friends, ana the champions OF last year
are rallyIng strength, although they are not gen.
orally regarded as the winning crew. There 10
some talk OF having the race at ten O'Clock instead
NJ a eleven
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REPORT OF THE uEALru OFFICER.

KEY WEST, Fla, July O, 1875.
There were no deaths from yellow lever here
yesterday. The weather is cooler with &C.
caRonal ram and squalls. The sickness Is
abating. j. V. HARRIS, Health 01icer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

ALASKA BEAVERS, So 20, WORTH so; REG
So Hat 81 80; pearl Cassimeres 50 81. worth "a:
straw Hats speciality. Money saved is money
Is New Church street, up stairs.
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SUICIDE FROM A FERRYBoAT.

At about quarter past nine O'Clock last night.
as the Hunters Point ferryboat was crossing the
river, proceeding to the New York slde and when
about mdstream, young man, not more than
twenty-five years OF age OF low stature. pi ohaoly
about Ave eet five inches In height, with sandy
hair and mustache, jumped into the water. Every
EFFORT was made 70 recover tue BODY, but wltnout
success. No clew could be obtained that might
lead 10 mis- Identification
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

GRAND EVENT IN HISIORY-THE INVEN.
ton OF remarkable remedy for hernia supple by
the ELASTIC Truss COMPANY, $50 Broadway, which
comfortably retains and cures rupture.
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All YOU WISH TO ENJOY A LUXURY THAT
Will make you feel like new man. so to Is East
Fourth street and take RUSSIAN BATH.
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UNSUITABLE ASSASSINATl0N.-THE STAY
ing of whole armies OF roaches bedbugs ants ana
moths with that rribe weapon, pair OF KNOWLES
BELLOWS, charged with KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

A MORE SUPERB PRESENr CANNOT BIZ GIVEN
"A To cultivated person tlaa rho Cycope Tia Of tls
Best Thoughts OF Charles Dicxens;m carefully inicxsi
beautifully DOun l. Free, S. Compile Dr T. o. Deiol
tame and DnDu5Ael Oy h. j. HALE a son, IL MuffLj
street, New YORK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY AND FEMALE WEAK
nesses are cared bv taking the PERUVIAN SYRUP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

bESnLERS PILLS ARE THE SURE5r AND
safest remedy for CHrLLs AND FEVER AND MALARIA
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ALL BURNT FINGERS INSTANTLY RE-
lieved from pain. Use PAIN PAINT For Catarrh use
WoLcorr's CATARRH ANNInILAroR. Sold every where.
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THE MOST REFRESHING AND WHO LEsOME
beverage satc all times,n MATHEWS PURE SODA
WArrR dispensed at two thousand stores in New York
and vlclny. Mandatory public inspection.
JOHN MATTHEWS, First avenue, Twenty sixth and
Twenty seventh streets New York.
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A Steam Tug, with Pleasure Party,
Sunk in Hampton Roads.
SAD END OF A FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
Details Of the Accident as
Given by the Survivors.
THE RESCUED AND THE LOST.
An Official Investigation OF the Collision
To Be Made

PORTSMOUTH, Va, July Q. 1875.
Last night, about eleven O'Clock, q fearful
the collision between the steamer Isaac Bell, OF
the old Dominion line and the tug Lumberman,
by which ten lives were lost. The Lumberman,
with a private excursion party was returning
from Old Point, after the IRE works. and when
about mile this side OF vue de Leau was run into
by the Bell and sunk Instantly. The following
were on the Lumoerman at the time OF the
collision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

vAR1COSE VEINS AND ULCERS, SERIOUS
DISCHARGE DISCRIMINATION OF the Cutlce, all By
GILES iODIDE AMMONIA sold by all drug
gusts. Depot No. 4j sixth avenue, New YORK. only 80
cents ana 81 per bottle.
WIGS, T0UPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRAC-
teal Wig Maker Importer CT Human Hair As East
Twelfth street. near Broadway.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-10
THE INDIAN RING.
RECENT AWARDS IN NEW YORK.

RoTTENSEss WITHIN AND WITHOUT
ToBA~ao AT SO CENTS FER POUND NOT
WORTH MORE TEAM 40 cENTs-A PRO-
TEST UNHEEDED.
NEW YORK. May 7.-The Indian
Commission awarded the tobacco con-
tract on Tuesday to p. II. Kelley, of
st. Paul, at 523c., and A. e. Reynolds,
of st. Louis, at 55c. pound. w. j.
Hoodless was the expert who decided
upon the relative value of samples, and
consequently was virtually the man
who made the awards. Almost stimuli
tancously with the making of the
awards there was vigorous protest
both against the result and against the
expe,t. Among the competing bid
ders were Dolen, Carol u Co., at 55
to SIC; p. Lorillard at SO to &c.. Pi-
oneer Tobacco Company, 80 to 60c.,
. nd Hoffman, Lee 81 Co., 54 to 50c.
These firms asserted in their protest
that the samples of tobacco accepted
by the expert were very inferior to
their own and that competent expert
should SO pronounce. Even before
all the samples had been presented
the icsioners were beset by mer-
chants who protested against the ap-
pointment of mere inspector of leaf
tobacco as as an expert to decide upon
the relative merits of manufactured
tobacco. Mr.. Haight, chairman of
the purchasing committee, was ratir-
ing in his opposition to the appoint
ment of a tobacco broker to that posi-
tiou, as he had heard that brokers be-
come so expert that they can tell the
manufacturer of even detached plug.
This, he thought, was opening the
door to pos .bilities of co''rsion, end
he cor sequently j"sisted upon the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Hoodless, and pro-
cured his appointment. After receiv-
ing the protest some members OF the
committee thought that the appoint
ment might be improper, and insisted
that the sample of tonacco should be
again inspected by one in whose COM
petence as an expert the merchants had
confidence. One such was called
Reachin.; the Kelley samples he noted
their fair outside, but detected the rot
tcnness within. "This tobacco will
seur and be worthless in a few weeks,
he said. ''It is not worth more than
forty cents a pound" At the Rey-
| nolds samples he paused again,, and
breaking them open, displayed the
shortness and gritt'ness of the stocks
composing the inside of the plugs.
"That is the lowest grade OF tobacco;
the mere factory swcepings," said hey
In view of this testimony the mer-
chants even demanded reconsideration
of the awards, and the Commissioner
took the demand under advisement.
Their decision was made known yes
terday. "The awards are not to be
changed" 1t is now question among
tobacco factors, how tobacco notori-
onsly worthless has been passed as bet
ter and cheaper than other samples,
whose grades they are willing to sab
NIT to any jury or experts.