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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29

Weht 40 ID. Slumenaner's grauerei
madt ibr elm SpaSiersans. 6eines Bier
unb elm Stid edten GmmentbaIer &diss lit
bort INNER 81 baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Ne,u:Dorf Warftbtridt.

NepsDorf Warftberidt.
(ptr IelesrapD. SUM- Is. 1875.
MebI-$4.5O bis 5.25.
8eiSen- Chicago Sill bis l,l3.
Milwaufse SLIT bis LIS. = Soma u.
Minneiota. Sribiabrs Sl.l9. - @iutsr,
rotber weltl. 81 .2s bis l.35.
No99en-f au.
0erre-Hau.
8cli 3torn-9emii6t weftI. Il bis
IS Gts.
Sdfcr-6I bis 81 GtS.
S6weinefei6 .-sl9.75.
@OIb III Iew 9Ort Sl.l74.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
GhieaQo Warftbcri@t.

Ger 1e%Issrapb.) SUM- Is. 1875
MebI-$4.5 81 bis SIS.
Weisen. go. l $l.O24; go. 2,
So. SO bis 800.
WeIi6torn.-67 bis GO Gts.
6afer-49 bis 81 Gts.
Sdweine feifd-$l9.25.
Butter-l2 bis "a Gts.
gter-l5 Gts.
Wbistp-$l.l6.
&inbpieb-$3.O 90 bis 6.75.
81 SIS. so bis 7.l5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
a ntur

fur BIC 3 srFtrH TamsASias.G smsasnisn ua& Gas,,a.
5dsIiHe Mbfabrt.
5amturs .gmer:fanii&e Qinie 16 Dampfn.
Npre. Ttutitsr eIcyb, gremen 16 Dampfer.
Gunars qinis, 0ipsrpssl II. @ntpsr. f6 Dampfer.
Die 9auitnte rn paFaetsrtn. bic Id In Zen Itstn Is
Sabren auf hsfsu Tamsfsru berrdbtr uub binhbr lpeein
babe. fnb bic bette gmYfstInns uns tabsu mir sas 3utrsasn
msiner Srsunes seii6srt.
Sn Serbinbuns nit Sbisem, itele i'd
@s9isI auf ale 9auptitabte @uropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Gruubciarnthum (REAL ESTATE,
Better Gieue.
9 ollm a d ten,

s~aufbritt. Ssysttdtn, nsba alien ~rffiisasu Tsiameasn
wsresH auie plnitIttas tefrrst.
Office: Ode ssn Wlain uas 5. Gtrast.
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Yeter &iene's
0eneral MQentur
fir bic

fur bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CAPITAL am 1. Sanuar is74.
Snlperial pom 0onbon, s 5000, 900
@usal non eiuerpoOI, 1000, 900
German ameriean D. G.sY. 1850, sol
ct. Yaul uOn ct. Saul, 1921
ct. Soiepb pon MifOuri, 576, 4es
Srewers pom MiIwautee, $50, 900
@etua 9iie Sniuranre 60. 20, 100, 800
(Dit SIttfe In ameriia.)
q. q. Mc%eioential p. 9artfOro, 1,5o0,s 5
Did. mS6hsen Gsmsasnieen. bic H& bd BEN Gsieaao sas
Wchcn Seusr Surd panftli6e 3abluue itrer WsrluAs b.
rdbrt baten. ~tnpfebltn F& itlbf uHe iSnusn gal&eruneen
srn Gietuttum ~ Ten ttaisfeu Ratsn sntaeasu senpmuiep
rtrtsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
WilWaufer WarftbrriMt.

Scr asissrapb.) 9ani %. 1873.
Bei3en-No. 2. $I.O3 6ts.
0afer-Ho. 2, scots.
Welf 9forn-64{ Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-29
Gttenbabn s 3t6etS

rad alien Sauptfdetsn Nmuiias uns Galifprniae tsnnxn
ben san,tn Tag In metuer Office ~ Zen reseImdsiem pr<tfer
sslauft psresn; 70 IN ui&t nSttis f& af ZEN 3epets et
@ippsu rHfpssn ~ Iadeu.
Grnnbeisentbnm (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srpee @usratl ss bsaen Staht. Giseutbums ptt
aud Garmsn une grairitlduesrsien eue bel mir aets ~ ben
~sunhisftn gssinsuustn " babtn une rfute Id ifesu. tr
idn Gel. In Gisentbum f6r ue seriHnbrnseue auIesu
min. mttnt etftn ~ praftu.
Sir gnIssuue ron GapitaIitu rrs saf a&uas uns rssaar
Ueiie Srrst setraeer.
gcter aieue.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27
Pacific Coast.

IAN Francisco, June 26.--Prepara-
tons are complete for the Inter State
rifle match between the California and
New York teams; shooting simultane-
ously, the former at Patterson's ranch.
Alameda county, and latter at Creed
moore range. Long Island. No stakes
are to be shot for. though no doubt
much money will change hands on the
outside, as the match creates great deal
OF interest.
The annual Master Mariners Regetta
will come of on Monday. July 9Th.
The work Of grading the new railroad
bet ween San Rafael and Petaluma begun
yesterday. contract Of 500. 900 having
been let TO build twelve miles Of road and
run a tunnel through the hill near San
Rafael. The owners Of the road are
chiefly residents OF San Rafael and Peta.
luna. 100000 has been subscribed to-
ward the enterprise. enough to secure its
success. From San Rafael the track will
be extended to point San Quentin and
perhaps to California City.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

Prof. Purser springs on us the start
ling theory that the speed Of the earth s
revolution around the sun is being gradu-
ally retarded by the moons influence
upon the tides. and that ultimately the
nights will become a month long. The
natural feeling of dependency is re-
lieved by the reflection that thousand
million years. more or less, must frs,
elapse,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27
Eastern Dispatches.

CHICAGO, juno &c. Washington
special says the Attorney-General has
before him case Of great international
interest, the decision Of which is awaited
with more than ordinary anxiety. Some
years ago q German named Steinberg
came to this country to settle in st.
Louis, aud he had son born while liv-
ing there. After Steinberg had been in
this country some years he took out
naturalization papers and became citi-
zen OF the United States. He remained
in this country for year afterwards,
and then returned to Germany. taking
his son, then six years old. He re-
nounced his citizenship acquired in the
United States and resumed allegiance to
the German Government. His son, who
il an American citizen until he re-
nounces his allegiance here, which he
has never done. is now 20 years of age,
and has been drafted into Emperor Will
liam's army. In his appeal to the U. s.
Government to save him from service in
the German army, he says he was not
taken from here by his own free will.
The Attorney General regards the sub
ject as a complicated one and possessing
more than ordinary interest from its
novelty and the possible results involved
in it.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 26.-Dr. Brand,
a young physician at st. Catherine. sixty
miles above here, was shot in the back
and instantly killed while writing in his
office. No clue to the assassin.
A telegram from Cairo says the steamer
Parker left the Belle OF Shreveport all
right last night.
At Jackson, Tennessee, yesterday fire
destroyed about half block of build
ings and the Catholic Church. Loss,
$4,000.
CHICAGO, june 26.-The Times comes
out to-day in new costume, printed
from new type, which increases its capac'
ity thirty per cent. The change Is caused
by a constantly increasing demand OF
its columns.
CHICAGO, June 26.-Gen. Geo. A. For
syth has been ordered by the War De
partment to Europe. on business con
nected with the military service.
WASHINGTON. D. c., June 26.-Th'
following dispatch was received at thu
Indian Bureau this morning; Red Clou'
Agency, June 2i.--To Hon. L, p. Smith
The Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Indian
have signed an agreement to relnquisl
their rights in Nebraska, They wan
Sll, 900 in horses. 1000 in cows, 80. lO
in harness and 80 800 in wagons. Al
, are well pleased. Signed, j. W. Daniels
, T. $. Indian Inspector.
Secretary Dclano and Indian Commits
sioner Smith left Washington for Ne,
York this morning, on business connecte
!, with Indian bureau.
New YonK, June 26.-Bank statement
loans have increased l.490, 800; specie
decrease 2s.600, 800; legal tenders, in
. crease 2i9l, 800; deposits. increase l.
G99, 900; circulation. decrease 1875, 50(
= reserve, decrease $40. 1916.
NEW York, June 26.-There was n
!, verdict 10 the Beecher case shortly b,
"a fore II a. m. to which hour the Coul
q yesterday adjourned. Mrs. Beecher el
), tered the room with Judge Porter, an
= there we're then present all the couns
- for defense except Evarts. None
ir plaintiffs counsel were present.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

President MacMabon as chairman, has
been formed 10 eollec, funds for the re-
lief * the sufferers by the inundation in
Rio Janeiro.
The ministry Of yiseount Rio BTaneo
has resigned. and q new Cabinet has been
formed with the Duke Of CaKsris, Prssi-
dent and Minister Of War.
PLYMOUTH. Pa. June % a scafioii-
ing at shaft No. 2 Of the Susquehanna
Coal Co. fell this morning instantly, kill
ing sir men.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

From our Washington dispatches we
learn that the Red Cloud and Spotted
Tail bands Of Indians have signed an
agreement giving mp for q consideration
all their claim to lands in Nebraska. This
leaves the field open to the Black Hills
exnlorers
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

We learn from an exchange, Of the
serious illness OF the Rev. S. p. Kelley.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
He Is lying a. Reno and is prostrated by
the smallpox. His many friends here
will be grieved to hear of his sickness.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

The Springfield Republican truthfully
says: MIR. Raphael Semmes ia doubly
donkey-frst. for refusing to go TO tine
National Centennial on political grounds;
aud next. for surprising tho people care
whether he goes or stays.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

Spotted Tail weighs two hundred and
ffty pounds. "One sees in bis square,
fat-looking yellow face, says writer,
1.-THE cruel, scalp-taking = oux Of the
war-path, who is feared by the Pawnees
a. an avenging Manitou."
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

The San Francisco Board OF Super
visors have authorized the expenditure
Of 50. OC0 In aug celebrating the Fourth
of July
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

rar pIoCEE DAILY RECORD ~
the cheapeu Isiand Paper and
aaavertising Medium on the Pacific
Coast. weekly subscription. so
Cents. Advertising mt correspond
ing Low Rates. The RECORD Cir
eulates all over the Pacific Coast,
and also In tho greater portion Of
the chief Atlantic Cities and East
ern states generally.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27
The recent fraternal meeting at Bunker

The recent fraternal meeting at Bunker
Hill between the Virginia troops, the
Charleston Militia, the Fifth Maryland
Regiment, and the crack military organ
izations of New York. Boston and Phila-
delphia is sufficient answer to the
miserable fanatics who endeayor to keep
alive bitter memories Of the past and fau
the expiring flame OF sectional luminosity.
The cordial good will and hearty well
come manifested by the Boston people
to their Southern visitors is gratifying
and worthy Of approval and imitation.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27
Foreign News.

Paris. June pa committee. with
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27
TAKE NOTICE.

rlNHE HAMILTON STAGE WILL LEAVE
i Phoebe at A. M. instead OF o'clock, as
heretofore, after June 25th inst. je2otd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27
BY T Z RAP II !

SPECIAL To THE PIooHE DAILY RECORD,
ny WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27
NOTICE.

rTHIS Is TO CAUTION AND WARN ALI.
i persons whatsoever, not to light. burn, set
OF or discharge any or all kinds OF Fireworks,
Torpedoes, Roct cts, Roman Candles, &c sc,
within the limits Of Pioche Township, from this
date. ANY one Violating this regulation viii be
dealt with according to law.
A. FIFE.
sheriff Lincoln County.
RUSS. SCOTT.
Chief Engineer Phoebe Fire Department.
JN0. LAZENBY,
je26.2w Fire Warden Phoebe Township.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27
The Central Pacific Comnanx

The Central Pacific Company seems
rather disposed to let their defaultipe
Secretary, Miller. take foreign trip for
the benefit OF his health. Though the
defalcation amounts TO $500, 900, they
prefer losing that trifing amount than
make public the transactions of the Con-
tract and Finance Company. 1t is doubt
less sensible action on their part,
though the question OF compromising a
felony might be put forward rs side
Issue Of the affair.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27

A malicious exchange suggests to Ser
geant Bates that he do one brave act be-
fore hs dies, BY carrying the Pope's flag
through Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23
Thrilling RarficuIars

CINCINNATI, Sept. "a special south
eTn dispatch to the Times says parties who
arrived from IndianOla last night, aud who
were there during the terrible cyclone, fully
confirm even the most sensational report of
the destruction of life and property there.
Out of 200 houses only five are left standing.
During Thursday night, while the storm was
at lis height, the water in the city rose
over six feet in two hours. The wind is blow
ing lightweight miles an hour, driving the
water and breakers through the city at the
rate OF fifteen miles an hour sweeping every
thing in its way and covering the plain i'm
The rear OF the city for ten miles to a depth
of several feet. Several small settlements
numbering total populate ton of one hundred
and fifty, were also
SWEPT OUT OF EXISTENCE,
making, with the go lost at Indianola, a
total OF 400 lives lost. The gentlemen con-
Veying this Information gave most harrow
ing account of the destitution OF the survi-
Vors. When they left Indianola on Monday
p. M, 90 bodies had been recovered. The
stench in the city from the putrefaction of
these bodies and with the stencil from dead
animals was terrible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23
FINANCIAL AND COnnERCIzL.

Gpofat,ONS tp1HJNasJ ~ Middleton r Co. bankers
The following were the prices bid and asked az the
meeting u the Washington Stock Exchange to-day
L. - gold, lib5a bud llos4 asked. Bank StOcks-Na-
uonal Bank of Republic, lf0 bid; National Metro
poitan Bank, III bid, us asked; Second National
Bank, 20 bud. 10 asked; Citizens National Bank
ll5 bid, lilo asked, Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tcpsl Bank, Of Georgetown, los bid City Passenger
Railroads opOlitan stock, Is bid; METROPOLITAN
Bonds, os- NJ 5. IS bid. Sundry LiSt-Naiional
1heater bonds, j il &c. Is bld: Masonic TEN
pie bonds, A. G, gold. 95 bid: Washington
City Gas Stock, 43ts bid; Cbes aeeake ana Ohio
Canal preferred bonds. 6's lib bid: Arlington ire
InsursT Company. liz Lid; National Metr8poli
tau Fire lns. Company stock. lbs bid CorcG-an n
Fire lnsd IarCe Co. stock, lO7 bid New York
Alex, Washington and Geo. 5. 60 stock. I'D hid
District SeCurities- District of Columbia Per.
imp, $, }. J, ls9l, a bid; Market stick
bonds, !s, J.. lS92, g bid; Water Stock Bonis
Isl j. lgOl, lOO hid; do. do do lGl3 81 hid:
Funded Loan, tConrress,) SOS, r. & A, large
IVA, 90 hid, b51s a-ked, do. do small, Is hid
W ssh1ngton IN Year Gers, $40 NJ q
1870. Ivr -, Ten Year BoGd-, 6's, J. & J. IS-s
81 bid Fund Loan Bonds, Leg 6's I'M n ,
1902. g9 bid; Certificates Of Stock, tlS2s,D So J.
A. j. O, al pleasure, 65 bid; do. tIsE3l 6s, s
bid, s. asked; Ches. %. Canal stock, (ls47D s..
aud J.. at pleasure IS bid. (GeOrgetOwn Gen /
Stock, 81, j. A. j. & o., ISL, 95 bill: do, 6s, J.
J. o., at pleasure, IS bid: Bounty Stock, c.,
J. A. j: o., at pleasure, IS bid; Market Stock,
6s A. j o., a. pleasure, IS bid. Board u
Public WOrks-Certifcates General Imp, S. J.
j., la4, his, lS76, lS77, ISIS, series, s9,s bid
80 asked; Certificates, Sewer, So, J. a J., lSTs -
65 bid ateI Certificates. ss lS77. IS bid % asked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23
Grand lodge L. q. ~. 4.
THE PECCEEDINGS AND PARADE YEsrER.


DAY.
At yesterdays session In indianapolis of
the Grand Lodge l. O q. F. of the Unitet
states, Past Grand Sire NichOl SON from the
committee on next session of the SuDreIn.
BODY, submitted an elaborate report recon
n ending the next session to he held in Pail
adelphia In September 1876; laid over Rep
reSehtatlNe Given, Of the District of COlurn-
bla, submitted communication from the
secretary OF the Washington National Mon
umtnt society. Past Grand Sire Stuart Of
ieftC document embOdying q resolution
providing FOR an additional apprOpria ion
from the Grand Lodge in aid of the W. ~
lheIOn monument; referred to the committee
on finance. The report of the committee on
mileage aud per diem, recommending pay of
ten cents per mile and So per day was ad0pt-
co. III was resolved that obituaries on de-
ceased members of the Grand LOiye he made
The special order for Friday morning; after
WLlcn an adjournment was taken until this
morning.
The street parade yesterday afternoon wa :
the grandeSt public demonstration ever W, +
nesSe, III indianapolis. Fully ~. 600 . Id Eel
lows In regaiia were in procession. The uni
FORMED IatrlarchS from st. Louis. Cincin-
nail and Louisville attracted special atten-
ION After passing through the princip Al
streets the procession halte,i a State Hou se
square, where addresses were male by Grand
sire Durham and others. a banunet was
given laSt night by the Grand Lodge of Tndi-
aha to the representatives of the Irnitau
states and visiting grand officers from other
states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, S,pt Z3.-The Posts financial article
says. The Vail street markets to day Ar dun aud
speculAtN shares are weak. Gold openei ~ no..
al has since sol at Mesa al. On gold aus The
rates have been bal 81 per day, AMI per cent Der
annum for Use, and fiat" Foreign exchange con
tInues dull and npmiUAl, the posted rates Of the
leadlI drawers OF sterling being 4s0,s ard $50
ard tie quotation smOBg the brokers 4-glztr4 and
asia1a. COMMERCIAL bills range from a. TO az The
quota ion for call loans il "a z3 per cent, and for
htst lass mercantile paper 5H per cent. Govern
ment bonds in this market steady, and show IN
I'M portant changes. The stock market AT the open
ing was salz higher for Northwest, st. Paul, and
W. L. Telegraph. unchanged for Lake Shore.
Ohio and Mississippi, and Pacific Mail, aud 3saSS
lower for the remainder Of the list In the
hrst half hour there a decline of sal per cent .
leo by Ohio aud Mississippi; in the next half hour
there was an advance of las, from which time
until noon prices fell 1sa7S, led by Pacific Mail
Since noon the latter decline has been recovered
the market Tow j. steady, with Erie strong. Tx
IRENE sales have been as follows:-LAke Shore So.
s5a2s; Pacific Mail, S5'! a347s; Western Union Tel
eelaph, IS a7t4; Erie, l6ls all; Northwest, 3qIat9
Ohio and Missouri. l55 ial4A Union Pacific Us. a..
81. Paul, S5sS4h preferred 631Ssi4; New York Cen
trial, lO2ssass, and Delaware, LackAwana and West
eru, llyg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23

A LOvE-sICK GIRL FEIGNS SUICIDAL
a late hour on Monday night physician
was summoned 10 attend "a young woman
named Martha Mathews in a canal boat az
Harsimus Cove, Jersey City. She was suf-
tering intense agony, and the bystanders in
formed the physician that she had taken
Paris green. AntidOtes were applied, but
They proved Intellectual The physician per-
ceived that he was being imposed upon, and
at last the young woman confessed that she
had only Ia ken an emetic to brighten a young
man with whom she was in love, and who
she said, had ''gone back" on her. II 1t had
not the desired effect she intended to try
something more effectual.-MY. Herald, 22d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23

BALTIMORE, SEPT. 2S:-Virginis sizes, peeIer ,
49; consols, $50 West fsinia, g. North Carolins
ss old, TO- new, 70; Pecisl tax, bid day. Sugar
BALTINoKs. Sept. % Cotton dull but steady
middling, l3alS1S Hour dull and unchanged. heat
steady-No. western amber, Isl; mixed do b,
IS; No; 2 western red, s.; Pennsylvania
red. 25al ~; Maryland red / lOaI 20; do amber,
45sl 50; do white, 20sl 40 Corn irn-southern
white, 75s7e; southern yellow, IS; western mixed.
O. q. Oats hrmeI tor western; southern nominal
western white, 47aJo; western mixed, -3aG- Rye
STEADY -75asl. Hay quiet and sieady-unchaneed.
Pr1yisions hrmer ard more active Pork scarce
and him, y 5Ca23 90 Bulk meats higher->houldrrs
s1xsy Clear rib sides I2'saI2AS; loose-packei. ga
l1Sl. Bacon hTm. censnd -JOd-shGulOers, g%aIJ.
Clear rlb sizes, lS1galS ham. l5a1a. Lari qui.t
Tut firm refined, IA. Butter firm AID unch augcd.
Petra leum strong. with Inward tendsnc crude.
Ga Nss; retDed l3ii4 Coffee strong, buoy ant aud
hieher-ko caTs.es, ls1s I2II; J,bbii g, ass %
hisky dull l9sl 20.
INV YORK, Sept. 13-Stocks active and un-
settled. Money, ?. Gold, los. Exchange, long,
4s0h; short, ssl1 Governments active and steady.
hEw Yos X, Sept 23.-Fl0ur quiet and unchanged.
" heat qniet aud steady. Corn dull and declining.
LONDON, sept. g, p. m.-Erie, l4h.
LONDON, Sept. . 2D p. m Erie, lI2.
LONDON, Sept. %, y m.-Ths rate of discount in
the open market for three months bills is IA per
cent which is y below the Bank Of England rate
Erie preferred, 295s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23

THE BIG GRAPRYINE.-Thisf famous vine
the largest in the world, arrived on the Mo-
hCngO from Santa Barbara, last evening.
boxed ready for shipment TO the centennial
exhibition at Philadelphia, according to the
request Of the centennial commissioners of
the state. Iis enormous proportions and
uneQualed fruitage have long since male IL
celebrated. The body of the vine is over i've
and half feet In circumference eight feet
from tire ground; at that height it branches
into twenty large limbs, one OF which is u
inches in circumference, the exact size of the
body of the Queens famous vine at Hamp-
ton Court, England. The foliage of the vine
covered, a. Santa Barbara, 1000 square
feet. Il bore six tons of grapes annually, and
Is from sixty TO one hundred years oId:-ALa
(ifIi ff1.tlin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23
Murdered by Indians,

FORT LARAMIE, ". T, Sept. 23.-The
body of a man named John Little has Just
been brought into this post. He was killed
by Indians near the mouth OF the north fork
of the Laramie, about twenty miles from
this place, not far from +. M. Phillips
rancho. Some CT his stock had been run Off
and he went in pursuit of IL last Monday,
which was the last time he was seen alive.
His body was found yesterday with the ears
cut of. His disfigured face would indicate
that his nose and chin had been shot away.
He was also shot through the body. Three
Indians only are supposed 10 have composed
the party that killed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23

REvERDY JOHNSON ON ANDREW JOHN
soN.-The Hon. Re verdy Johnson, in letter
declining an invitation to be present at the
memorial services of ex-President johnson,
says: 81 am satisfied that a more conscien.
tious man or one more devoted to the inter-
est and honor of his country never occupied
the Office. His state papers, too, evidence
high order of ability. They were not only
strong in argument, but excellent In STYLE
The only one of which this cannot be said ia
the veto message, understood to have been
prepared jointly by Secretaries Seward and
Stanton, in relation to civil offices. All the
rest know were from his own pen, and are
models of perfection"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23

THE BARRE BANK RoBBER-YeSteriav
George Miles, the Barre Bank robbar was
turned over 10 Sheriff Bailey, of Washing
ton county, VT. At about 2:3O Sheriff Bailey
and Boston detective drove up to the Lud-
low street Jail for Miles. He seemed sur
prised when ordered To get ready TO quit the
Jail. He was put into an open carriage a
pair OF handcuffs put on his wrists and the
detective with another pair fastened the
wrist OF the robber 10 his own.-N, Y. San,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23

PARsoNBRowNLow says that he is seventy
years old, and that he attributes his lon
sevi.y 70 g tts tuH ia ~ ne noVeI voteo tne
he wrote the obituary of ex-President John
son he had lived to speak kindly of the viz
tues Of the last survivor of the large number
OF politicians In Tennessee whom he en-
coUntered and fought on his advent into pub
Tic lie,