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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-14

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STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Second District. City of New Orleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. LOT OF dROuND
fronting on Rampant street. IN square NO. IL
assessed In the name of Z. 6. Marmlche.
STATE TAX CoLLKcroR's OFRICR,)
No. POI Canal street
New Orleans, January 10, 1907
1y VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VESTED
ID by the act OF the Legislature OF this State, NO.
Al of 1873 approved March IA. 1873 will proceed to
sell at public anctiOn at my office, NO. wi Canal
street in the said Second District OF this CITY, on
FRIDAY, January %, 1875. at twelve O'Clock d.
the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in square No III,
bounded bv Rampant Toulouse, st. Peter and basiu
streets, fronting on Rampant street, measuring ~
by "a feet .
said property having been seized by me to satisfy
a debt due the state of Louisiana for taxes upon
said property for the year 1873. amounting to
fftyeight dollars, together with all costs penal
ties and charges.
At said sale the property will not be adjudicated
unless the bid is for a sufficient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim. together with the penalties
thereon, and all costs aud charges which may have
accrued.
The purchaser at this sale will be put in imme-
date possession, but the owner has the right to
redeem within six months upon the payment to
and charges together with fifty per cent add.
tional upon the purchase price.
Terms--Cash on the spot.
H. II. HARRIS
State Tax Collector. Second District, City of New
Orleans ja10 Is %
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MAyORALrY OF NEW ORLaNs
City Hall. January ID. 1875. !
Ne. .9i2-Admin istratiOn Series.
Resolred, That permission is hereby
granted to lsidore Magnitico TO erect coffee
and lunch stand on the ievee. at the head
of Canal street. revocable at the pleasure
Of the Council.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans. January L., 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY, Secretary,
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efATs Tax c",4xcr,,s'. Ossrs.Y
No. 202 Cana. ssYees.
new Orleans. January ~ iasS.J

ID by the ACT Of Nh, t ]. toWER IN NIX vEsIsp
% sci! p app.esse sisrst WIN
EReeeet:in the said Second District 81 sb;s .;., %
tn. locS"s a assc ri ds; at sw.,s No
IERTAIS LOT OF GROtNH -, :" s ~:1- 20 2
streat ny Front. Canal. srossma,. and New i.@ss
~ feet. 's ss'esss measiIS.aS j. -
sIa property ha.ins sesn SEIZED D, NJ. % ,.sss
sa5 Gus the State OF Louisiana n. taxes spon
an property for the year I872. am.l,n. 70 four
penaties ana .r'y 4o!iara tosetLes wiz. Il; sssta
snl.s sa ,a sss the property WIN not se aaiAted
the aforasai% ier sufficient amount - sat!
acc1 ued. ~"h"c narSss y bIca n.ay CAV
at purchaser AZ thissaie win De- su. n snsnee
dse,pp ossssslon. but the owner has the right to
pnrchs ~iin SIX months upon the payment % the
chace ct the purchase price and au costs and
mon r. together with fifty peg cent add. aop6,
Serms7Casb on the spot
STATE Tax Collected Second Distsc, ciiv Of see
SA7au3 Sal9 4N
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STATE or LOUISIANA PARRISH OF ORLEANS
Second District. City OF New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A LOT OF GROrNn
fronting on st. p ter street ~ square No. s25;
ASSESSED n the name of l. Eisse.
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TAY COLLECTORS SALES.
80 con,.ECTOR's sALE-No. SfS'
p NJ ,ar1sIANA-PAR1sH OF ORLkASS-
STAIs V r n;sfrict. City of New Orleans.


sr.rR OF IcUISTANA--PARlSH or nr, nHm
o. second District, City OF No" "ii0"A'
,nurSrANA VS.. 4 LOT OF uhOoND
frnntinu on Customhouse street IA Asso
tr assnSssed in the name OF the Aech@iio' 0'''
S:At;O2
STATE TAX COLLECTOR Vrri.H'
x.,x Orleans. January 10. 1919.
vrprrp OF THE POWER IN ME vhSTED
* NV tne act of the Legislature OF tnis S.a. tn
- 81 ia.3 anprOyed March a. 1879 WIZ PaoT Eona,
sa,I ar pubc auction. at my ONCE w ~ c;tv on
sel a, IN pbs sad Second District OF TINS caiy
FRIDAY, January %. 1879. az ."e % ui1 o''o
the following described properly 70 VII M Sc
'ne EhRTAIN LOT OF GROUND III SQUARE ~ I'D
honndad by Customhouse, Bourbon CanaI .r ant
RovaI streets, fronting on Custoinoou'o o'
measuring Is by SO feet. :s IN, r,s to satisfy
said property having been sezed oy me W S ''nn
iaht due the State Of Louisiana lor tdAes ~. -.
saiS nronerty for the year 1873 amounting ~,
swo hundred and seventy-hve dollars aou ma.y
cents together with all costs, Pehaites an aaiae I'd
At said sale the property VIII no. oo ~ ~ satisfy
unless the bid is for sufficient amount % s...s
the aforesaid claim, and also the unpat h '.,;9S
mon said property for the wear 1877 tosein I a
ti,, peualtes thereon, and all Gusts anu oA"A o.
The M chaser at this sale will be put III III ne
dat. possession but the owner has the fisn. ~
redeem within six months upon the payment nv, "
the purchase of the purchase price, anu an oJ S
and charges, together with fifty per cent adoi-
t.ona upon the purchase price.
Terins-Cash upon the spot u.n,,c
State Tax Collector Second District City OF New
or,aans jal0 Is "
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TAX COLLECTORS SALES,

TAX COLLECTORS SALE-No. 3Ol.
STATE OF LOCISlANA-pARISH OF ORLEANS
Second District. City OF NewOyleans
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. LOT OF GROUND
fronting on Decatur street square No. "a:
Sss. Ssed " the name OF Z. e. Marin .cLe.
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TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE-No. BOZ.
STATE OF LOCISlANA-PAR!SHC OF ORLEANS
Second District. City OF New Orleans,
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. Lot OF GROUND
fronting on Rampant street, in square No, o.:
assessed IL the Aame OF 4. z. Narmiche.
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MAYoRALyY OF NEW ORLRASs(
Guy Hall. January -. 1873. !
No. 29f3-A0minissratiOn Series.l
Rcsolced. That permission is hereby
granted to Antonio Bena to erect a cake
stand on the levee at the head of Canal
street, reyocable at the pleasure of the
Council.
Adopted by the Council of the city of
New Orleans, January IL. 1879.
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary.
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STATE OF LOU1SfAEA-PARfSH or ORLEANS.
second District. City OF New Orleans,
SIAIx or LOUISIANA VS.. A Lot or GRorSD
Nohti's on Duma.ne street. in square No. 226.
assessed ~ the name o! J. Fisse. ' os
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE-No. 3O5.

State Tax Collector. Second District, CITY of New
Orleans. al. T., ,,
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TAN COLLECTOR,S AA1E-N. o..

State r.r Co,,o II. ". HARRIS
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STATE OF lOUiSiANA-pARiSH Or Og1Eays-
Second District. City OF New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA ". 4. Lot OF GROUND
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TAX COLLECTOR's sALE-E0. go.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEAN-
Second District, City of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. LOT OF GROUP
fronting on Bourbon street, in square MOI
assessed III the name of Mrs. Felix J. Forsn
STArK Tax CnLLECroR's ORgCll
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STATE OF IOrISYANA-PAR,SY nv op,p.r.
SeConu DISTRICT. City of Eex arlaa.s .,eO
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TAX COLLECTOR. sALE-No. aea.

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CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

Capt. James Eads arrived In New Or
leans yesterday, receiving an ovation from
the merchants and civic authorities.
Vice President Wilson, alias jeremiah
Goliath, took a drive round Little Rock
yesterday. He Is undecided where to 60
next, but break in the Iron Mountain
road will probably compel him to visit
Texas and take the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad for Kansas.
Buffalo harbor is still closed with ground
ed ice.
Judge Jas. Paul, of the West Virginia
Supreme Court, died yesterday near Wells
burg.
The specie engagements for tO-day's
steamers from New York sum up $4,000.
A fire yesterday at the Hebron camp
meeting ground, near PTOFidence, X. l., de
strOyed nine cottages and barn belonging
to the American Millenial Association.
Rev. DIR. George Weber, Of Kent Hill,
Me-, suicided by hanging at that place yes
terday morning.
Duluth announces that Lake Superior is
open for navigation.
All quiet yesterday among the st. Louis
and Chicago distilleries.
The Illinois Central and Green Line
have made large reductions IL freight
rates TO Southern points to meet the com
petition by way of Baltimore.
Capt. Eads hopes TO have his jetties built
and deep water at the mouth Of the Missis-
sippi in eighteen months.
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FRATERNAL RELATIONS.

Important Appointments by the
Southern Methodist BishOPs-Dele-
gates 60 the Northern General Con-
ference, and n Commission 20 Adjust
all Existing Differences
In Nav, 1874, the General Conference OF
the N. /. Church, South, which met in
Louisville, received three delegates from
the N. Z. Church, North, conveying the
fraternal greetings Of that body, and eN-
pressing their wish to establish 'truly fra
ternal relations with their southern
brethren" The attitude Of Southern
Methodism on this subject may be seen in
the following extracts from the report
adopted on the occasion.
Measures preparatory to formal fratCrni-
ty would be defective that leave out of
view questions in dispute between the n.
E. Church and ourselves. These questions
relate to the course pursued by some Of
their accredited agents whilst prosecuting
their work in the South, and to property
which has been taken and held by them to
this day against our protest and remOn-
STRANGE. Although feeling ourselves sOrely
aggrieved in these things, we stand ready
to meet our brethren Of the NJ. Z. ChU ch
in the spirit Of Christian candOr, and to
compose all differences upon the principles
Of justice and equity.
II is to be regretted that the hOnored
representatives who bore fraternal greet
ings to us were not empowered also to en-
ter upon a settlement Of these vexed ques-
tioDs. We are prepared to take advanced
steps in this direction, and, waving any
considerations which might justify greater
reserve, We will not only appoint delega-
ton to return the greetings so gracefully
conveyed to us from the Methodist EpiscO-
pal Church, but we will also provide for a
commission to meet a similar commission
from that church for the purpose Of settling
disturbing questions
Open and righteous treatment Of all cases
Of complaint will furnish the only solid
ground upon which we can meet.
Resolved, 1. That this General Confer
enee has received with pleasure the frater-
nal greetings Of the n. Z. Church, con-
veyed 10 us by their delegates, and that
our College Of Bishops be, and are hereby,
authorized to appoint a delegation, con-
sisting Of two ministers and one layman,
10 bear our Christian salutatiOns to their
rext ensuing General Conference.
2. That in order TO remove all obstacles
to formal fraternity between the two
Churches, our College Of Bishops is au-
thOrizsd TO appoint a commission, consist
ing Of three ministers and two laymeD, to
meet a similar commission authorized by
the General Conference Of the NJ. Il. Church,
and to adjust all existing difficulties.
At their late meeting the Bishops Of the
NJ. L. Church, South, made the following
appointments
Fraternity Delegates. - Rev. LOyick
Pierce, d. D.; Rev. James A. Duncan, D..
D.; and Landon G. Garland, Ii. d.
COH,misSiOnerS.-Rev E. II. Myers. d.
D.; Rev X. K. HargrOye, D. D.; and the
Rev. Thomas NJ. Finney, d. D.; Hon.
TrustOn Polk, Of Missouri; Hon. David
ClOptOn, Of Alabama,
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CINCINNATI.
Opening OF Her Great Musical Festt-
vaI-A Pronounced Success

Opening Of Her Great Musical Eestt-
vaI-A Pronounced Success
CINCINNATI, o., May 1.-THE citizens
Of Cincinnati having united to honor the
event q The week, have been engaged dur
5uc the past two days in decorating, and
not only all the business part Of the city,
but many residences even in the SUBURBS
are handsomely decorated. Flags, tn
colored streamers and evergTeens have been
used Iavishly and inteTspersed with nluslca.
emble1ns, notices and portraits Of the great
musical masters. Business has been forced
aside for the time and music has taken
control Of the city. The audience that
greeted the opening Of the second biennial
Nav festival was one Of the most datterlng.
There was some difficulty in seating the
vast ma lJitude promptly, which caused ce-
Law in the appearance Of Theodore Thomas.
A hearty acknowledgement was folloWedDy
A p7onpt commencement Of the evening
entertainment.
The opening of the festival, on the
whole. was pronounced success and was
an assurance to the managers ihat their
-snerts were appreciated. Tomorrow Al
terT,acn there will be a series OF selections
rendered. The evening concert VIII con
.sist Of the 6-atOriO Of Elijah.
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THE LOST SCHILLER.
Siege Laid 10 the Eagle Line once I'm
New YOrk-Latest From the wreck
More Bodies Identified

Siege Laid 20 the Eagle Line once in
New YOrk-Latest From the wreck
More Bodies Identified
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE rush Of peO-
pie to the agents office of the Eagle Line
still continues. Several residents of this
city will leave Thursday by the Hamburg
steamer, to look after the remains Of their
relatives lost on the Schiller, and if found
bring them here for intement.
LONDON, May 1.-The weather is fair
and the sea calm at the Scilly Islands to
day. The Schiller could be approached
without danger. Boats passed between the
wreck and the shore all day. Many bodies
were recovered. Two more bags of New
Zealand mails and two of New York mails
were brought ashore to-day. Two divers
have left Pensence for the wreck. The
bodies of the following men have been
identified: NJ. II. Harrison, Fred. Uhlman,
w. Metzger, Richard Fiederer, Rasnawski,
Edward D. Knock, Scherner, NJ. Stein,
Elsmow, Christian Rock, Dwight, Klink
Staelling, Black, Altman. Also the quar-
termaster and carpenter Of the Schiller, and
the following women: Alderman, Elskaw,
Wagner, Jenheinen, Mrs. Sophie HOake,
Mrs. Augusta Deckritz, Mrs. Vim. Zeach
and the steWardess Of the Schiller.
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WASHINGTON.
The ROttenness in the Revenue
Bureau.
Joint Decoration of the Federal
and Confederate Graves
at Arlington.
Crooked whisky in the South.
Bill King Indicted for Perjury,
and Finds for Bribery.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Cabinet
is in session and will, it Is thought, con-
1 slider changes in the internal Revenue Blu
Feau, in connection with the great whisky
frauds just made public.N
The Peace Of Arlington.
The Southern Memorial Association has
adopted resolution that all soldiers of the
/ Federal and Confederate armies be cor
! daily invited to join the Memorial AssO-
citation in decorating the graves at Airing
ton the LIST of June.
Hard Lines for Corrupt Revenue on
GERS.
Commissioner Douglass to-day tele-
graphed to the various Supervisors who are
experimenting the work Of seizing illicit
| distilleries to send the names Of all the
revenue officers employed at any of the es-
adjustments seized, in order that they may
be dismissed and reported to the United
States District Attorneys for prosecution in
every case where there is evidence of col
lusi9n.t --a ..-.
More Big Seizures
Additional instructions were to-day sent
to collectors, at the various points east and
west, where the department is satisfied that
fraudulent whisky has been shipped, TO
seize al suCQ uppllec, duu leitSIdlllS have
been received from several places annOunc-
ing seizures, the heaviest among them be-
ing the establishment Of Bingham & Co.,
at Evansville, Ind. Other seizures have
been ordered at Pekin, Illinois, Cincinnati,
and elsewhere.
The SOuth's share.
The officers have already ascertained that
great quantities Of this ''croOked whisky"
have been distributed throughout the cOun-
try, especially in the South, but the form Of
the packages in which it was originally
shipped has been changed IN many in
stances, and it viii now be impossible TO
detect much of it.
Bill King and Kinds Indicted.
The grand jury came into court to-day
and presented true bills against VIM. S.
King, for perjury, in having, on the sd Of
February, 1874, sworn before a committe
Of Congress that he had never received a
dollar for the purpose Of assisting in pro-
curing an appropriation for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, and against Jerome J.
Kinds, in four cases, for Offering brides to
Government officers 10 influence their &C
ton in mail contracts.
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BROOKLYN BOSH.
Theo. Tnton Again on the stand.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE testimony Of
the old domestic Mrs. Mcdonald closed
without developing anything startling, after
whom Theodore TiltOn was recalled. He
rebutted the testimony Of the negro Wood
", the clairvoyant, Mrs. Palmer, and 9TH
ers, fatty denying that he ever saw the
proof slips of the Woodruff story, or ever
drank or saw champagne in WOOdhull's
house, or ever slept in a sofa bed there. He
also contradicted material points in Gen.
Tracy's testimony. The salient portions
If Bessie Turner'S evidence shared the same
fate.
Tilton was allowed to descend from the
stand without crOss-examinatiOn, and
Moulton was announced as the next wit
ness to be recalled, but he was not present
and the court adjourned,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-12
Russia's AutOcrat in Favor of
Peace.
Peace PrecariOus Without Dis
armament.
Improving Crop Prospects.
The Peace Preservation Act
Passes the House of
Commons.
Arrest of the Principal COnspir'
atOr Against Bismarck.
ENGLAND.
VIeWs 81 10 Thunderer.

Views OF the Thundorer.
LONDON, May 1.-The Times in its
leading editorial says: ave believe the
Gar is resolved to hold most decided Ian
gUage in favor Of the maintenance Of peace
and to use every effort to put stop TO the
present alarm. A few days will probably
bring fortE aflcial disclaimers Of recent
reports. Il is possible it viii be said that
there is nothing to Justify French appre-
hensiOn, but there should be no mistake on
this point. As long as the present cOndi-
tiOns remain there must be UneasineSs,
even danger. An unforeseen incident, an
outbUrst Of jealously may precipitatea rup-
tuTe. The Gar IS unable 70 guarantee
that France will not attack Germany with
in few years. Gigantic ornaments are
mutual menace. While they exist, it is
beyond the power Of even imperial peace
makers TO allay apprehensions."
Punie Promises.
LONDON, May LIN the House Of
Commons this evening Mr.. BOurke, Under
Foreign Secretary, in response to an in
quiry Of Sir Charles Dixie as 70 the Con-
tinental situation, said the government has
received to-day the most satisfactory aSsur-
ance from Berlin of the maintenance Of
the peace Of Europe.
BreadstuRs.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Mark Lane En-
press, in its weekly review on the bread
stufs market, says: The late rains have
done immense good, and the warm weather
following almost promises to do away with
the lateness of the season. More rain is
wanted, but the beneficial change has low
cred prices. In France the crops are prom
ising. Wheat is from six pence to a shil-
ling lower. Many Of the British provincial
markets show a similar decline in price.
LONDON, May lin the House Of
Commons, this evening, the Peace Preser-
walton Act for Ireland passed its third
reading.
The CadIz Disaster.
Later advices swell the number Of lives
lost on the steamer Cadiz to %. The
Cadiz was out Of her course in cOnse-
quence Of a misreckOning of her captain.
She struck a rock and sunk almost imme-
diately.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-12
FOREIGN NOTES BY CABLE.

At the z-ork spring meeting Yesterday
the Northern handicap vas won by Clear
we'll, Freeman second, Escort thru.
A Catholic Association have left Mayence
e present the Pope tomorrow, his SD
birthday, With an address Of tilial devotion
signed by over one million persons.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-12
To the RlncI HiIIs OF Rusa.

ST. LOUIS, Nay 1.-THE Republicans
Kansas City special says Col. Carpenters
expedition Of one hundred men, fully
armed and pfOvisioned for a six months
stay in the Black Hills starts tomorrow
morning. Eighty men from St. Louis ar
rived tonight, and 200 are at Cheyenne
waiting for Carpenter. Their preparations
are creating wide excitement. They go
via CbeTeune,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-12
Consolidation Of st. Louis News.
g-RHers

ST. LOUIS, May 11.-Negotiations were
completed to-day by which the stock OF
Nlessrs. Fishback and HasSelman, OF the
81. Louis Democrat Company, was pur-
chased by Messrs. Mckee and Houser, OF
HE 81. Louis Globe. The two papers will
be consolidated in a few days, but under
what nams published is not yet deter
mined
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PENNSYLVANIA "BANDITTI."
Warm Work at WiIkesbarre.


LRbOrers Armed Against Tnterferene9
-MObs OF Women and Children
WILBEsBARRE, May 11.-AbOut thirty
men went to work in Hutchins' mine this
morning. They marched from their house
in body, and were armed with rifles and
revolvers. A crowd Of men, women and
boys followed them with threats and i'm
precautions, and were only deferred from
violence by the weapons Of the working
men. The women were particularly bitter
with inyectives, and al one point in the
march, nearly prccipitated a conflict.
Threats are made TO lynch the crowd this
evening when tbs men come out ct the
mine large enough to mob them. Through
fear Of this the authorities were called upon
this morning by Hutchins for protection,
and a posse is now being raised % go TO
Kingston this evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-05-12
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

18th Of May has been designated for tie
opening Right. Tickets viii be so cents
and will be placed on sale at various
places in the city.
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FRANCE

PARIS, May 1.-THE National Assem-:
bly, met to-day. No event Of importance
attended the resumption Of the session.
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STRUCK 0EAR 0CK.

Sudden shIPUrsck-I5O Passengers
Narrowly Escape.
PEMBROKE, ONT, bay IL. = Inc
steamer Jason Gould from Golden to rem
broke. when half mile from the Pemoroke
landing last night, struck a rock aud SUNK,
There we're $50 passengers on board all OF
whom reached the shore in safety.