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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-19

The Phoenix House, next door to the Academy
OF Music, for 80 many years the popular resort
OF thousands of our citizens, has been thor
oughly refitted and will be thrown open to-day
for the reception of guests. It's liquor bar, res
taurant, bowling, oyster and confectionery sa-
looms cannot be surpassed in this ci y The g Old
Phoenix" will no doubt do thriving business
this season, as it does every season.
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The attention Of persons wisbine to rant
houses is directed to the Rent Bulletin of orr
friend, Mr.. W. P. Freret, 8 Commercial Place.
They will find included in his list all kinds of
houses, from the most humble cottage to the
most mo- lordly mansion. Freret has an order for
the renting OF house in the upper part of the
First District, or lower part of the Fourth Dis.
trct having two stories and an attic with all the
modern improvements. See advertisement in
the want column, lii
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From THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. IS, Noon. Barometer
29:30. Wind s. W., blowing gale. Weather
thick and cloudy.
No arrivals or departures.
The ship Marcia Greenleaf, barks Anevoca and
Pegase are inside, bound up. The Greenieaf
dragged her anchors and went ashore on the
west shore, but got off again this morning.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Sept. IS, P. M.-Barometer
29:40 Wind west, strong. Weather cloudy and
cool.
No arrivals or departures.
The ship Marcia Greenleaf and banks Anevoca
and Pegase are inside, bound up.
Ass-A-L'OUTRE Sept. IL. P. M.-Wind west
sou Invest, strong. Weather cloudy and quite
cool.
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Margaret.
The schooner Texana is inside bound out.
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of the "White Building" 15s Canal street, is
now opening to the view of his thousands of
visitors, most extensive stock Of new fall dry
goods just received. These goods were pur-
chased in New York at extremely low figures. ana
are being sold at remarkably reasonable prices.
A glance at Turcotte's advertisement in another
column will convey an idea Of the extent, variety
and cheapness of his stock. Don't fail to give
him any early call.
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FALL GooDs.-Messrs. Levois & Janison. the
famous dry goods merchants who occupy that
lofty building, 126 Canal street, have Received
per steamer Knickerbocker large stock of fall
goods, including PLAIN and plaid suitings, repel-
lants, merino plaids (for childrep) plain and
plaid fiannels, fancy striped hosiery, scarfs.
muffles, etc. Read Messrs Levels & Jamison's
advertisement, ladies, and give them a call.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-19

Il. N. B. j. Montgomery are still in the field
with the largest and best assorted stock of par.
lor, bedroom and dining-room and other furni-
ture, to be found in the city. Their stock is fresh
and new, and their prices are lower than any
other house in the city. They don't pretend to
sell their goods at auction or below cost to close
business, but are willing to compare their prices
with those who do. They don't want our readers
to take their word for the assertion. but wish
them to call and examine for themselves. They
always take pleasure in showing their stock to
the public Remember, Arrnory Hall, 81 Camp
street,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-19

The ladies of West Baton Rouge have arranged
to give grand entertainment on Tuesday, 21st
inst, at Poplar Grove Hall, for the purpose Of
erecting building to be dedicated to the use Of
the Masons and Changers of the parish. Beside
the regular entertainment there will be a grand
regatta, in which our New Orleans clubs are in
vited to participate. All regularly organized
clubs entering four-oared shells or barges with
out sliding Seats will be welcome and will be far
nished free transportation and passage up and
return by steamer w. 8. Pike.
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FRESH GROCERIES -Messrs. Burke Thomp-
SOD, &C Tchoupitoulas street, have a truly
splendid stock in store of general groceries.
foreign and domestic, which purchasers would
do well to examine. Purchasing them cheap for
cash, they can afford to sell them at the lowest
figures. They are in daily receipt OF fresh goods,
and we would call special attention to the great
variety Of teas and their stock of Cordova coffee
just received. Their supplies of WHISTLES en-
braces some Of the most famous brands known
to the trade and to connoisseurs. See advertise
ment.
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MARINE.

KEY WEST Sept. The steamship CITY OF
Waco from New York for Galveston, went ashore
on French reef. She will be towed down.
The British brig Error is ashore on Marquesas
Keys, laden with mahogany.
The Norwegian bark Nordkyn, with mahogany,
from Mexican port for Queenstown, was lost on
q reef in hurricane on the 14th. The crew were
saved
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MIR. Charles TrouilIy, the proprietor of the
realizes the condition of the times and has very
properly made large reduction of the charges
for shaving, hair cutting and shampooing. See
his tariff OF charges III another column.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON Sept. 49, For the Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio valley areas Of rain, fol-
lowed by clearing weather. Low but slowly
rising temperature, northerly to westerly winds
and slowly rising barometer. Cautionary signals
continue at stations on the Gulf and Atlantic
coast from New Orleans to New York.
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The ScHooL.-Parents guardians, and pupils
should bear in mind that the place to buy school
books and school material is Eyrich's great
book palace, $50 Canal street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-19

To SUGAR AND RICE PLANTERS, ETc.-We ad-
read the advertisement OF Mr.. Edward Thomp-
son, 80 Baronne street, the agent, describing the
merits and usefulness of the Mcpherson Steam
Vacuum Pump. For irrigation and drainage
this pump is said to be great improvement over
all others hitherto used.
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PRIME Mess. RUMP Pork AND BEEF.-Our
friend, Mr.. E. K. Converse, SO Magazine street,
has received fresh supplies of prime mess pork.
rump pork, chine pork, pig and family pork, to-
gether with stock of Western beef-to which we
take pleasure in directing the attention of the
trade 49,
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Torrance to take place at the Varieties Theater,
on next Thursday evening, have been completed,
and the friends Of the Washington Artillery who
will be present may expect real treat. The
and comprises many very entertaining features,
entirely novel and decidedly unique and attrac-
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GRAND CONTINUATION SALE.-Messrs. Nash &
Hodgson, auctioneers will continue on Tuesday,
21st inst, at 1917 A. NJ, the sale of the extensive
stock Of Messrs. Mitchell 4 Ramelsburg's fur.
niture, on the corner of Poydras and Camp
streets. See the advertisement.
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PORK BACON, ETc.-Messrs. Byrnes & Bro.
sc Poydras street, have in store and for sale q
large supply. of pork, bacon, dry salt meats,
sugar-cured hams. choice refined lard, choice
Western beef, etc. See advertisement,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-19

Our friend, Mr.. A. l.. Chopin, has just re-
turned from trip to California for the benefit OF
his health. We are glad to learn that the change
of scene and climate has wrought great i'm
provement in his physical condition. Mr. Chop
pin has had his "Star Cotton Ginnerv" renova-
ted, and is now fully prepared for the ginning Of
seed cotton at the shortest notice and in the
most thorough manner.
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SECOND WARD DEMocRATs.-On Monday even
ing the young Democrats of the Second Ward
Club will hold meeting at the corner of Ram
part and Delord streets, when addresses will be
made by prominent speakers. The occasion
promises to be interesting, as large attendance
is expected
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Mr.. John McMains, 572 Magazine street, always
has the very best Of family groceries, wines
brandies, ales and liquors. W ich he delivers tree
OF charge to all parts Of the city.
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LADIES AND CHILDREN's SHoEs.-We direct
the attention Of our readers to the advertisement
OF MIR. Robert Fl. Bowles, $50 Canal street,
favorte place at which to get the newest styles Of
ladies' and children's shoes; also trunks, travel
ing bags yalises etc
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The lovers of those succulent, delicious BIZ
valves that Barataria Bay contributes to the de-
location of New Orleans gourmets, should bear
in mind that Borges, the Oyster King, who pre-
sides over the destinies of the famous Acme Sa-
loon, on Royal street. is receiving daily large sup
plies of these cIustaceous animals, which he
serves up raw or cooked as may be desired. Mr.
Borges has established branch to the Acme"
in the rear of Hawkins's saloon. Varieties Alley,
where visitors may be assured of being well
treated, while Hawkins can supply the best of
white wine, so necessary to the proper digestion
of oysters.
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The first grand entertainment of the Forrest
Club of st. Patrick's parish will be given at the
st. Charles Iheater, on Tuesday Evening, Sep
tember 2Stb, for the benefit OF the Conference Of
st. Patrick's Society of st. Vincent de Paul The
play selected is ONiel The Great" The tickets
are only fifty cents
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At q meeting held Saturday. September 49,
1875, by the southern Skating Club, the following
officers were elected:
w Croner, President; L. L. Levy, Vice Presi-
dent; W. II. Lengsfeld. Secretary; s. r. Wall,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-19

Books, STATIONERY, ETo.-James Kirkpatrick,
Whilome newspaper man, has most neatly ar
ranged and attractive store at No. 61O Magazine
street, where can be found the most recent liter
hgous articles, pictures, frames, etc. See adver-
tisement.
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BURNING or THE STEAMER EMERY CITY.

KNOXVILLE Tenn, Sept. 1S.-The steamer
Emery City burned to the waters edge at 4
o'clock this morning, near Kingston. The mail
and passengers uninured. The freight and
boat are total loss. The cabin caught fire from
a stove in the engine ROOM
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-19

The Germania Broom Factory As Peters street,
of which Messrs. John Vending 4 Co. are the
proprietors, vertable home institution, aud
should be patron zed by our people. The mate
rial used in the fab ication of their brooms is
raised within twenty four miles of New Orleans,
and their brooms are superior in make and finish
to any that are imported, as we can testify from
samples that we have seen. Our merchants
should encourage home manufactures by sending
their orders to Messrs. Vending 4 Co.
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ELIGIBLE OFFICE TO RENT.-The handsome and
eligible back Office, ground flour, 10 Carondelet
street, between Canal and Common for term Of
years. See Messrs. Nash & Hodgsons ADVERTISE
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change OF ScHEDULE.-Hereafter, until fur
Their notice, the express train over the New Or
leans, st. Louis and Chicago Railroad will reach
this city at p. NJ, and the mail train will arrive
at II 2l A. M
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Naturalization is respectfully called to the
item In our column of warts, in which lady
proposes to buy good watch for substantial use
know. she needs good watch a. d some owner
Of such an article probably needs fifty dollars
more.
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New fall goods on Monday at Danziger's.

There will be match game played this even
ing on Racquette Green between the Lone Star
Base Ball Club and select picked nine for small
prize. Game will be called promptly at 8 o'clock.
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t>OR SALE AT A BARGAIN

AN Engine and Boiler in good running erder and
Dnt little used Engine 8 inch cylinder "a inch
Ooher "a feet long, SO inches in diameter and
all pipes and connections. Also lot of shafting and
PanIeys, TWO corn mills and about 5000 fire brick
VIII be sold ct bargain, have no further nsa
Peirce's Hair Store). s1s It Nt saTee
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DDwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
d
OPENING OF THE AMUSEMENT SEASON

| RDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OPENING OF THE AMUSEMENT SEASON
THIS FAvORITE FANNY THEArFR
| Having been thoroughly Reftted
Repainted and Newly Decorated.
WILL OPEN ON
Sunday, September 10, 1878,
SHERIDAN g. MACK,S
CONSTELLATION OF BRILLIANT ARTIsTe.
In Grand Musical Comedy, entitled
THE MIMIQUES,
By EDWARD E. KIDDER, ESQ.,,
Written expressly for and to d play the inimtable
versatility and abilities of corps of carefully
selected Arti is, each acknow lodged by the press
and public super in their respective roles.
Incidental to the Buret will be presented cOrnu-
copia of SPARKLING GEMS, selected from
the most popular Operas, Opera Bouffe Songs
Duets. and Grotesque ances.
The entertainment under the immediate supervision
of Americas famous Character ctors SHERI-
DAN and MACK, VI no will positively appear at
each performance in some of their WORLD
RENOWNED ORIGINAL SKETCHES.
First Matinee -WEDNESnAY, sept o.
Box Office open on SATURDAY, Sept. L. for the
sale of reserved seats. SIS
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New prints at only six cents at Danziger's.

Good palatable tea, go cents per pound, at the
Tea Depot, 5 Camp street.
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It will pay to buy your coffee, parched OF
ground, at the Tea Depot,5 Camp street.
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NEwspApER CONSOLIDATION IN SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Sept. 18.-J. II. Estill, Of the Nora
ing Ne,us, purchased the Daily Advertiser to-day,
and will consolidate it with the Netps. This
leaves only one daily paper in this city.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-19

Black and colored silks, from the great bank
rupt sale OF Philip Scholaff. at Danzigers.
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Mr. P. F. Gogarty, Of No. Isl Camp street, has
sent us copy Of Buffers Pictorial History of
the United States, published by J. Il. Butler &
Co., of Philadelphia
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The most polite and attentive statesmen in this
city in attendance at Danziger's.
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Goods marked in plain figures and only one
price at Danziger's.
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TNHE school

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT
Or THE-
HEBREW EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY.
tCalhope, bet. Prytania and St. Charles streets
has commenced its Fall Session on
SEPTEMBER LAST.
Non SectGrian! Non Sectarinn
URIC -BETTIsON, ESQ, Principal Boys Hie
Sch Department.
as ALICE DALsHEIMER, Girls High scboo
PROF. HENRY sTEINAU, Boys intermediate
Mis- SCOTIA STUART Girls intermediate
Department
MISS PAULINE ELLMANN, Elementary De-
partment.
Prot. DIR. III. BAAR,
Graduate ,of the University of Gottincen,
mas again charge of the Foreign Languages taught in
the Institution.
Price of Tuition from 81 to ~.
julius WEISS, j. L. LECCHT,
90 % FTesloent. Superintendent.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF London and Edinburgh, G..
Organized 1909.
CAPITAL. $4,000, 900 GOLD.
Asse in the United states 81 .60o. ANA
WIN. E. FITZGERALD, Agent.
I'm 3Carondelet street, New Orleans, La.
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Splendid mixed tea, one dollar per pound, at
the Tea Depot, Camp street.
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CANAL STREET, CITY PARK AND LAKE
RAILROAD
Trains will leave as follows.
WEEK DAYS.
Evenings, a, and o'clock from (anoI on,
B.. sin streets, "A anu
Evenings 5, 6, Z and o'clock from tho r ok
SUNDAYS Ao
Basin streets Aon oaHai ana
Morn ng-7, 8 9, 10 and II O'Clock from tlo r.h,
Lvenlng-3, 4, and O'clock from Canal !, nd Pa
Evening", 5, G. Z and o'clock from tho Tab.
Hio VIM. 81. BELL superinl endent.
NoT5GE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI.
feabody Primary and Grammar School.
A7 St Charles street, opposite Tivoli Circle.
his Model School for the metbodicaI ;nstrnc.;o
VI DO and Girls, respectively between and 10
years OF age under the direction of netent and
an az, experienced Principal will be opened in the
rooms OF the Peabody Normal Seminary al o n
MONDAY goth SEPTEMbER
B-Respectable children WHO have been IN,
perfectly instructed in crowded Primarv nenart
ments OF public schools who can not tor anv raa
soi enter those schools, are INVITED 10 attaJ
ms Model School; and their parents and otbers 1a
voflng THIS movement quested to canfer uitL
me Principal, or with the Undersigned hetuann q
ana III A. NJ, ON any day of the week.
ROBT. NJ LUSHER
gent OF the Peabody Educational Fund and St.4.
superintendent de jure Of Public Education. IAN.
~" o'iosns' sept. H. leaa. s15u
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VARIETIES THEATER-

NJ Axle TIES THEATER-
GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. %,
For the Benefit of the Treasury of the
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.
Chairman of Re option Committee
Lieut. W. M. OWEN.
The performance will begin with the
Two BUZZARDS.
Benjamin Buzzard. Mr.. o. 8. Babcock.
Glimmer- ---.-----....-M Mr.. Harry Pickles
John Small. .-----........M Mr. w. II. BEAM am.
Lucretia Buzzard. .-....-..--M Miss E. BlumenthaL
Sally Miss Maggie Stroudback.
Then by particular request will be presented scene
entitled
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Cashmeres for robes de chambre at Dan.
Zigers.
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OUR BUGLER,S DREAM.

Scene-Camp Walton by Moonli ght The C0nfed-
crate banner by invisible hand is slowly
furl' and disappears from view.
A Confedet ate and Union Soldier seem with
muskets neglected their feet, to clasp hands in
token Of amity and forgiveness. The Goddess of
Liberty descends, crown, the soldiers in Blue and
Gray with laurels and enfolds both in the American
flag.
The moon from behind cloud sails forth upon tire
bosom of the air" and sheds over this beautiful
scene her mellow light OF Peace.
So with an equal eplendor
Will the morning sun rays fall
With touch lmpal TALLY tender
On the blossoms blooming for all,
Where under tho rod and t Q dew,
Are waiting the Judgment Day,
Broidered With Gold the Blue,
Me lowed with Gold the GRAY.
The orchestra, Under the direction of Prof. Louis
Meyer.
Doors open at half past o'clock Overture at half
past o'clock.
Admission 10 all parts of the house, so cents.
No reserved seats
Private Boxes SO, Sc, and "a.
b. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements
SIG SuTuWe&Th ME
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New cassimeres for gents and for children at
Danziger's.
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After which
A CAMP SCENE,
"UPIDEo

Introducing Mr. Fl. Dudley Coleman in the song Of
"STONEWALL JACKSON'S WAY" and the
Washington Artillery with their famous
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BOX AND cox,

Box. Mr.. Theo dore A. James.
( Cox Mr.. Fred. N. Thayer.
(As orit inalv performed by them when members of
the old Histr.Oncs
Mrs. BOuncer, Miss Rlumanfl.a1.
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THE WOUNDED SOLDIER,

THE WOUNDED SOLD1EK,
By Messrs Harry Pickles, George Stern and Fred
n. Thayer
Slowly and sadly we laid him down
From the field Of fame fresh and CORY,
We carved not line, raised not stone
But left him lone in his glory"
VIOLIN SOLO-Fsntasie, Sur la Muette de Portici
-Allard Mr.. MARI Kaiser.
FLUTE SOLO-Mons. Livian.
To be followed by
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CT. CHARLES THEATER-
FIRST GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
OF the
RREST CLUB,
Of
ST. PATRICK'S PARISH
For the Benefit of the
CONFERENCE OF ST. PATRlCK'S SOCIETY
OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
ONRIL THE GREAT,
Tuesday Evening, Sept. IS, 1878,
At o'clock.
SIG IS !
G AoDA LILA AAA-
f. l.. BREMOND..-- Lessee and Manager
Will Open Monday Evening, Sept. 20, 1878,
FOR TEE
AND WINTER SEASON.
With large and talented Company of attractive
Artists.
ALL THE GREAT VARIETY
AND SPECIALITY STARS AND NOVELTIES.
Prices of Admission:
Dress Circle and Parquette. so cents
Family Circle 25 cents
. alsry for little Boys. 10 cents
+ lVate Boxes IS 90
o"Sie seal 81 %
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ. to4P.M M.
For sale of reserved seats 25 cents extra.
Ladies' Nights -WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY at
sic If u O'clock
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-31
FIRES.

KKSSEnAck, Me-, July 3o.--A de-
structivc fire occurred last night at
KennebaclS Port, burning the steam
mill and shops at Wards ship yards;
also bark nearly ready to launch,
belonging to Perkins 4 Crawford.
Perkins & Crawford's steam mill
at Kenneback Port burned yesterday.
Loss 5000; insurance $4,000.
GRAND RArlDs, Mich, July 3o-A
Touring mill at Dorr, seventeen miles
south Of this city, burned to-day. The
building was owned by II. w. Hell
NOR. Loss $4,000; insurance So
600. The mill operator, Fred, New
man, lost his books and considerable
grain aud flour.
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Miscellaneous.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-A dis.
patch from Eureka, New, reports a
caye.in Of the Eureka consolidated
mine Of Ruby Hill. Five miners>were
killed. Two bodies have been re,
covered. and search is being made for
tile others.
ST.. LOUIS, July 29.-This after
noon man named Donahue was
drowned in a privy vault. Charles
Puntz, James Henry and Joseph
SchIichtig who descended into the
vault to recover !, Donahue's body
were overcome by the foul air and
met with similar fate.
SAN FnANclsco, July 90 fire
in the Bay City sugar refinery tli.
forenoon damaged the building anc
contents TO the amount Of 100000
insured.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-31
Wife Murder.

AFroN, Iowa, July 3l-Alfsed
Vansickle, aged 35, > farmer, started
yesterday, accompanied by his wife
and two children to town with q load
Of hogs, upon the proceeds Of which
the wife intended visiting friends in
Illinois. They were proceeding quiet
" when suddenly he put his arms
around his wife, kissing her, and said,
g you have caused me asgreat deal Of
trouble and have got to die," and in.
stantly fred with revolver, Two
balls entero,l her breast, and as she
sprang from tho wagon be fred an
other-ball into her back. The woman
died almost instantly. Van Sickle
then laid down beside his wife ant
shot himself. He is still lingering
but death is inevitable.