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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-20
A LARGE FIRE IN DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, June 10, 1875.
A disastrous 1re occurred at Grand Rapids this
afternoon, destroying the entire business portion
OF West Bridge streer, besides many other build
ings, and involving loss OF ABOUT $4,000. A
heavy gale was blowing at the time. The entire
nre department had been called out to
IRE IN the extreme southern part or
the city; consequently the flames made
great headwaV before any attempt could
be made to check them, one whole
block having been destroyed before the engines
arrived. The names swept eastward, consuming
the HOvey Turner, Martin ana Hubbard blocks.
About sixty buildings tmostlv two story were
burned. the lower stores being occupied Tor bust
ness purposes and the upper by families. The
progress Of the flames was so rapid that the occu.
pants OF the nouses had barely time 20 escape
with their llves, saving nothing else. The
heaviest losers are Lewis Martin. Scrbner
Brothers, u. G.. Arnott. Thorn a Scott. A. ].
Rose and Parmenter & Thurman The total in
surance Is estimated at from $50, 900 to $50, 900
60 Is Impossible 10 give list OIL the losses and IN
q
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UNsATIsFIED MINERS.

THE WYOMING COAL FIELD OPERATORS STILL
IN SPIRIT OF UNREsr-MR PARRISH NOT
ABLE TO EFFECT PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT
TROUBLES AHEAD.
WILKEsBAREE, Pa, June 10. 1875
Il mas been rendered very plain to-day that the
mantle OF perfect peace does not Jet rest upon
the miners OF the Wyoming coal fields. Mr.
Charles Parrish Is still at the outs with a large
and very respectable number OF his men, with
whom there does not appear much prospect
OF an immediate and amicable adjustment
OF dn1cultles, while the men at the En-
pre- Ashley, Wanamie and Diamond mines
are TO return 10 work on Monday as
per agreement consummated this week. Those at
Nanticoke, warrior Run and Grand Tunnel viii re-
main out fer time longer. they complain that
they have not been treated fairly In the averaging
OF wages, aud the reduction according to Mr.. Par
risns scale greatly exceeds the reduction OF ten
per cent from 1874 prices, established for the
other colleries OF the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal
Company. They express determination to pro-
long the strike, ana as they have the sym
PATTY OF their fellow workmen IN sur
rounding Localities. their action will some
what embarrass the company before a per-
feet understanding and permanent peace In
this region can DE attained In tact there is no
such tnlng a. peace and no hope Of permanency IN
The arrangements recently made between Mr..
Phrrlsn ana MS dlScontented miners. treaty
has been merely patched up between them Tor
present purpose and another bitter contention OH
the part oil capital and labor may be- anticipated
before the leaves fall Mr. Joseph Stickney, Presi-
dent Of the eusquehanna Coal Company, whose
works are at NantlcoKe, is equally unfortunate
ana unhappy wtth his miners, ana proposes 10
apply the strong OF the law TO
some OF them. He EXHIBITS consider
able acrimony towards certain prominent
leaders OF the Union ana has issued orders lor
them 20 leave the company's houses by the god
inst. TINS action greatly Increases the spirit OF
bitterness existing between the parties, and may
yet lead TO downright trouble throughout TINS re-
glon AT any rate IL Will prove q serious obstacle
TO the prospects OF early and general settle
ment OF the coal troubles. over IN Kingston there
IS also speck OF dlfiicutY Waterman
Beaver desire TO Dlnd their men to work for the
occur a. oLhcr collierles, but the miners are
so that they can be ready TO 60 into another
strike untrammelled by Obligations, whenever
the convenient season may come roaud. There IS
a prospect tnat the Waterman IL Beaver mines
Will remain idle Tor some time longer. These little
olotcnes upon the features OF the coal trade In
the wyoming region arc by no means pleasant TO
contemplate. Tney Indicate the presence oil bad
blood and the PROBABLE breaking cut I'll huEOrs
that may be dlfficutto dry M. The operators claim,
however, that they do not, in any way, AFFECT the
general result as TO the ending OF the strike, out
this assertion remains to De proven. Appearances
favor tue impression mat great trouble Is coming
again at no distant day.
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ANOTHER BUTCHERY ON THE RAIL.

The fourth slaughter within a single week took
place yesterday morning on the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and western RAILROAD AZ the Grove street
crossing. HoboEen. driver named Thomas
Nevns. who was In the employ OF a butcher,
undertook TO cross the track wnlle the Morris
town train was sweeping rapidly toward him.
Tue nAgman demonstrated with him, but the I'M
fortunate man paid no heeu - the warning, and,
ere he had time to jump out ~ the way, ne was
hurled forward by the locomotive aud the wheels
ran over his head and CHEST, mutiiaung MN terri.
MY ard causing bis death instantly. A ellOw
laborer named wilson was about 10 cross with
him. nut changed his mtnd, ana thus escaped a
dreadful deatn. shortly alterward another man
was struck by tram and thrown or the track.
lie was not much hurt, out his escape was mlracu-
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MURDER, ARSON AND FRAUD.

CHICAGO, Ill, June 10, 1875.
william Garbeck was brought before the Jus
tees court TINS afternoon, charged with murder,
arson ana defrIuding the Brewers Insurance
Company or Milwaukee.
The alleged crimes were committed on June J.
1874 when the accused was night Waterman OF
the Northwestern Railroad car shops. on that
night the house Jerome II. Davis, near the car
shops, was burned to the ground ard Miss Saran
Davis sixteen years OF age, burned TO death.
IL was generally supposed at the time that the
house was struck by lightning ana igntted SUD-
scquent invesfia alton, however led to the belief
that the mouse was set on fre and tnat Gar lex
was the mcendiary.
strong evidence was produced to-day against
GarDck who, howegcr, protests his innocence.
He was neld over to the Grim nal Court.
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THE wOMENs CENTENNIAL.

MEETING OF THE woMEN's EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE OF RHODE IsLAND-THREg THOU
SAND DOLLARS SUBSCRIBED FOR SEPARATE
BUILDING ron woMENs WORK.
NEWPORT, r. l.. June 10, 1875.
A special meeting OF Ine womens Centennial
Executive Committee OF this State was held to-
day. II was largely attended and much interest
was manifested. The Chairman, MRS. Frank w.
Goddard, stated that the business Tor consldera-
ton was communication from the Wo-
mems Centennial Executive Committee OF
the United States, asking for the cooperation
OF the committee in the Undertaking to construct
separate building In the PARK AT Philadelphia
devoted exclusively 10 the exhibition OF women's
work, the 1rst instance OF the in the country.
The matter was discussed at considerable length
ana many OF the speakers favored the PROPOSE
tiun. A vote was taken and the sum Oi $4,000
pledged 10 aid In defraying the expenses OF the
proposed building.
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GERMANY AND AMERICA.

MUNICIPAL HoNoRs TO THE UNITED STATES
NAVAL FLAo-MovEMENrs OF THE AMERICAN
OFFICERS AND SHIPS
BERLIN. June 10, 1875.
The authorities OF Hamburg and Altoona ofncialy
Baluted the United States steamer Alaska on Fri
day, ana the commandants OF the towns inspected
the ships.
FETE ON sHIPBoARD.
There was q musical entertainment in their
honor.
subsequently lunch was served, &C which the
visitors and the oGicers OF the Alaska proposed
toasts OF most friendly nature.
MOVEMENTS IN THE AMERICAN COMMAND.
Admiral worden and Captain Franklin have re-
turned from this city to the squadron.
The Alaska lett Hamburg to-day for GlucKstadt
90 Join the Franklin.
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RUSSIA.

THB MUscovITR GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO
ExPoUND AND REVISE THE RULEs OF INTER-
NATIONAL LAW.
LONDON, June 10, 1876
new circular note OF the Russian government
80 the Powers, dated May 90. says that the object
or the ST. Petersburg conference is not the con-
slusion OF q formal international treaty.
TO BE INVITED If AGREEABLE.
Invitations viii be issued when all the govern
mems have replied 10 the september circular.
WHAT IS INTENDED.
tits believed that Russia intends that protocol
shall be drafted enumerating the principles OF in
ternational law, accompanied with declaration
from each OF The Powers signing 1t, that they Will
observe the principles as lar as possible.
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A COWARD AND A LADY.

KANSAS CITY, NO., June 10 1873.
Three highwaymen intercepted q lady and
gentleman near this city on Thursday night and
ordered them TO hold up their hands and denver.
The request was not acceded TO, and on the par
ties attempting TO escape the robbers assailed
them, knocking down the lady miss Alice VIII
lIams-and beating ner severely. The man
ESCAPED, leaving tue lady 10 the mercy oil the
brutes. They searched her person, but found
nothing, ehe having concealed ner watch Ia her
bosom. They left her m an lnsenslDle condition
on the ground and mace their escape, but we're
subsequently captured after sharp hgnt ami are
now m iafl.
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SPAIN.

vu AIFoNsIsr ARMY COMMUNICATION COM
PLETED IN THE LINE OF THE EBRo.
MADRID, June 10, 1878.
General Martinez-Campes has succeeded In
crossing the River Ebro, Notwithstanding heavy
Ore was kept up on his forces by the Carists.
BY this movement he has established communi-
cation with General Jovellar, commander OF the
Army OF the Centre.
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STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

The Peoples line steamer Thomas Coyer after
undergoing an extensive overhauling, painting,
&c, was placed upon the North Snore ferry yes
terday. in opposition 70 the Garner Company,
running during the FIRST dav rec excursion trips
between Dey street, New YORK, ana Port Klcn-
m0hd, stopping at the intermediate landings, anu
carrying the majority ~ the up-shOre passengers.
The Loyer had several races during tue day down
the Bay Win the steamer u. n. Martin, which IS
also run In opposition TO the Garner COMPANY.
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MACHINE SHOPS BURNED.

PfTTSBURG, Pa, June 10, 1870
At hali-past I've O'Clock this morning a IRE
broke out in the machine shops q James Bown &
Son. in the rear OF their stores. Nos 1876 and 13s
Wood street. The shops, which were six story
brick buildings, were entirely destroyed. Their
loss on stock and buildings Is estimated at
SIS, 600 the insurance OH which Is unknown. The
adjoining holdings, occupied by the Wheeler 4
Wilson SeWlnR Machine Coz pany, aud b. J. Thal-
heimer, dealer IN gentlemeu's furnishing goods,
were damaged, bu 10 wnat extent is not vet
known. The sock OF The latter was badly dam
aged Dy water. as was also hat OF the McCOlium
Brothers, carpet dealers The total loss wall PROP
apiy reach 500 600
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A MURpERER ARREsTED.

william Dempsey, baker, OF No. 90 Meadow
street. Hoooken, was arrested last evening for
the murGer OF John Bitterly, committed January
l. 1875. Dempsey and Bitterly we're IN Jersey CITY
on New Years eve, where they quarrelled. and
next morning Bitterly was found in Dempsey's
baKeshop. having MS Jaw broken ana otaer fatal
Injuries. lie taken TO ST. Maryis llOspItNI,
where ne dIeI four days atterward. An inquest was
hcd. bat Dempsey was acquitted. lie haI N
his employ at that time baker named JOnn
Roars, VINO now swears that lt was Dempsey who
beat Butterfly or inflicted the wounds on hun
which caused MS death, hence his arrest.
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WHLSKEY SEIZURES.

LOUISVILLE Ky. June 10, 1878.
The stock OF Herman a Exner. liquordeaers,
IN this CITY, has been seized Tor alleged violation
OF the revenue Jaws. One member or the
firm was arrested to-day and gave bail
The firm will probably give bond ior the goods
and proceed with the business Tpis Is the first
arrest made here The firm protest that they are
innocent 81 the charges made.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 10, 1875.
An Illicit disttlery vas Sc zsd by the United
States Marshal yesterday. near Texarkana.
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THE NoRFoLK BLUEs.

BOSTON, Mass, June 10, 1875.
The Norfolk Blues lett here TINS afternoon by
boat The scene before the Parker House, just
before their departure. was very enlIyening. u
was with uificuty that General Fitznugn Lee
reached bis carriage, ana round upon round
OF CHEERS were gwen by tie masses. General ice
was called upon Tor speech, aud briefly thanked
the people Tor tier Unprecedented cordlaltY.
On the way 10 the wnari General Lee and the
glues were cheered whenever recognized, ana q
large crowd followed them to the boat.
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THE FAILURE AT ST. JOHN.

81. JONI. n. D., June 10. 1875.
The liabilities Of h. y. Jewett & Co. are nearly
seooo,oOo. one bank al ST. John holds paper 70
the extent OF $4,000; another. 1920 600; a third,
s220, 600 and = fourth, 100000 The failure is as
cribcd to losses OF lumber the general depression
OF trade and engagements connected wl'h the
Western Extension Railway bonds. Inc efect on
tue senegal trade .. st. JOhn Is depressing. out
the banks VII sustain the without curtatl.
ing. Inc failure IS the heaviest ever k4own in
TINS narl OIL The clnntrN.
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SHOOTING IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Md, June 10, 1875.
During a quarrel over tue payment OF debt to-
night W. NJ. Meter twnlte) shot Thomas Henry
Smith tcoloredl four times, three OF the balls tax
ing effect in his stomach and side and one in mis-
wrist. smith win PROBABLY die. Meter Was At
rested.
James and Henry Price both coloredl got into
An altet cation TO nuht. wAen the i0rntr rhot the
latter IN tue face. inncline a serious but not
fatal wound. James was taken into custody.
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RESUMINd WORK.

louisville, Pa, June 10, 1875.
During the week alarge number or the collierIes
have resumed work, and many others are prepar-
ing to commence on Monday. The men In the
vicinity OF ST. CLAIR and Minersve continue the
strike, being willing 10 20 in at the reduction,
though IL Is predicted they Will go 10 work curing
the coming week. The military continue on duty
at Mahanoy CITY and shenandoah, ana Will not be
withdrawn uutil the puolc SAFETY IS assured.
There nave been no serious disasters during the
Nv
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person opened II rom the inside; aid NOT let the
Ofncers 10 they were admitted BY Mr.. Mclean.
The inquest was then adjourned. Tne prisoner
was ldentihed by each witness He appeared TO
feel more keenly the burden winch rested on MIN,
and directed his glances through the WINDOW into
the street. lie communicated with mis- counsel
three or four times.
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PERSON CAN'T TALK WITHOUT sHowMi
the condition OF their teeth Every laugh exposes taen
In oder to be ashamed OF them be cleanse
them every day with Fragrant sozopoST and they win
be kept white and spotiess, The regular Of this
peerless dentrihce prevents and arrests dental decay
and the gums kept healthy and hard sozoposI
every mpurity that adneres 70 the teeth ana
prevents the formation OF tartar great enemy
the teeth Impure Breath Is completely neuraNzed BY
the anti -aciu and dsnecant properties OF sozoDoSr
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AN OLD TRICK.
NEWARK. Inne 10. 1878

NEWARK, June 10, 1875.
Shortly before three O'Clock to-day, as the book
Keeper OF BaDtcK 4 Con drew 81, 600 rom the bank
TO pay the hands a vel dressed man called hts
attention 10 thrce or TOUR btIls he had dropped,
and on tire OoOkSeeper STOPPING to PICK them uD
the stranger aelZel the pncNage and escaped
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MoNTEvlDEAN ExILEs.

The arrival o. the Dark Puig, from Montevldeo,
al Charleston, 3. e., = announced. There can be
but little douot this Is the vessel which arrived at
havana vita political prisoners aud was ordered
away.
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FRANZ JOSEPH TO GREET THE czAR ALEXANDER.
VIENNA, June 10, 1875
The Osar Alexander, when he returns from his
visit 10 warsaw, will pass through Bohemia.
The Emperor OF Austria viii greet him at the
frontier.
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OFFICE PHESrx INSURANCE. CoMPASr,
BROOKLYN, June ~, 1873
To THE STOCKHOLDERS THE PHKSIN INSURANCE 90. -
An article having appeared in the Brooklyn Eagle o.
to-day which Is iniended 10 reflect discred upon hd
management Of this company deem due ~ me stock
holders 60 SAY thu the statements contained in the AZ
uce, far as they mpugn tho honesty OF the manage
ment false aud rhat the whole matter including M
pretended facts alluded l. under invcs lgaloi
by standing committee OF the company and this com
mittee will in due time make its report
STEPHEN CROMWELL, President
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THE DRAMA IN ENGLAND.
LONDON. Iuna 10. 1873.

LONDON, June 10, 1875.
Tennyson's new drama, 'Queen Mary is pub
nshed. The Times, IN o review OF the drama, de-
clsrss there Is "more true fire In Il than in any
thing which has appeared since shaSespeare's
time.u
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DIED..

MccoLLoN.-In this city on June 10, JAMES
McCoLLoM, aged 90 years.
Notice olfunerai Iii Mondays paper
For Other Deaths See SeCenth P1ge.l
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A PROFITABLE lNVESTMENT-fHE WILSON
SHUTTLE MACHINE combines in more perfect
degree than other the require mens OF first class
machine. This IS the unanimous verdict OF the thousands
OF families who using them, aud its success is un
precedented III the h story sewing machines ItsIs
sold monthly payments at S7 ana SD broadway
New York; liS Fourth street., Brookyn, l.. D.; No.
Newark avenue. Jersey city 76 Eighth avenue ami at
'Maey's.n New YORK. This company wants lew
agents.
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A HAPPY COMBINATION OF CHEAPNESS AMI
great comfort found in their appliances has
ablcd TIE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, b5j Broadway
TO monopoize the curing OF rupture
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BUT $500 CASH REQUIRED TO OWN YOUR
dwelling in beautiful location thus city; Sl0M
pays for the house and lott also one AZ 81 only part
needed; balance in payments own your hons
and be happy CALI between 9 ani II "A. N. or ami
L. NJ. at HITCHCOCK Real Estate Headquarters, 3S5
Third avenue, corner Twenty.sixth street.
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A PERSON CAN'T TALK WITHOUT sHowM-

KNOWLES INSECT DESTROYER. ALL House
keepers say rids dwelling OF bed bugs in less than
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Al FURNITURE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
Good, reliable Furniture very low prices at27 Canal
street. Broadway, and 1913 and 2Jl Fulton
street, near Greenwich street, New York.
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I'M ALBANY RoBBERY.
ALnAyY. June 10. 1875.

AIHAHNI JUUt To, 1915.
T.. A. Mftchan, live stock commission mer.
chant OF Otseg9 countv, was robbed at one Of our
hotels last night Of $780, mostly in IS, $40, $50
and $50 notes
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THM FRENCH ASSEMBLY ABOUT TO PROVIDE
FOB THE NATIONAL REPRESENTATION.
VERsAlLLBs, June 10, 1875.
the National Assembly will on Monday next
liscuss the subject OF an appropriation for the
Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition.
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HILL CENTENNIAL SHOES

aud OUTFITS COUNTRY
Go to BROOKS who is selling good Ladies' Boot Tor
81 80; Chidren's shoes, best very cheap GentemenA
Pumps anu Low shoes specially the largest assort-
Of good Boots aud In the CITY, low prices
l,lg6 Broadway, corner Twenty min th street.
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFoRMITIEs
successfully treated by Or, : ~ MARSH princpal Of
the late firm Marsh Cos, at his old Office No Nesey
Asor house. No connection with other office
this
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CAUTION TO THE RUPTURED.-THE SUR
gical Bazaar 25S Broadway. Is the only place where
the genuine original iRussEs invented BY late Marsh
Co. he obssined all which sold ana properly
adjusted atvery reduced prices SILK GooDs o.
all kinds. Open until 10 Lady attendant
GEO CALDWELL, al late Marsh Co.
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a pRoFIrARLE INvEsrMENr-rHE WI

A.-DR. b. c. PERRY,
40 Bond street. New York, positively cures untimey
WrlnAlcs Of the Face.
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A.-DR. b. c. PERRY,
10 Bond street Unnatural Redness OF the Nose and
race with SPECIAL prescrptions.
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Ask ELASTIC STOCKINGS, BELTS, KNEE
Caps Abdominal supporters. Suspensory BandaReS
Shoulder Braces and Clutches at MARsAi5 Truss ONCE
No. Vescy street. Lady IN attendance.
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RESISTING THE TAXES.
NEW ORLEANS. June 10. 1875

NEW ORLEANS, June 10, 1876
The Tax Resisters having failed against the
State have reorganzed under the name OF the
PROPERTY Holders Union, and are now exercising
their influence In obstrucllng the collection OF the
city taxes
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Anxiety prevails in the Pontihcal house.
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A-THE MOST TASTY AND GRACEFUL HAT
for centemen's summer wear Is the ALASKA BEAVER
manufactured and sold by EsPENsCHElD lis Nassau
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THE MoRMoNs AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 19 1875.
A despatch from Tuscon, Arizona, says:-"fhe
Citizen is informed that Brigham Young is anxious
20 establish a colony in sonora. his great desire
pelng TO get away rom the Infrlenca OF the public
school system OF tie United States.u
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MEXICAN RAIDS.
WASHINGTON Innn 10

WASHINGTON June TO- 1878
naval force with steam launches will DO or.
dered 10 proceed TO the mouth OF the Rio Grande
to look alter our interests there and cooperate
with the army IA he suppression OF Mexican raids
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TRUSSES. BANDAGES, &C.-SEELEY'S HARD
Runner fRussEs -,omiort safety, cleanliness durabil-
itv cool hight used IA bathing Always reliable rstab-
Chestnut street. Philadelphia; Isl
Broadway. New York.
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WIGS, TOUPEES, &C. RAUCHFUSS. PRAO
ica wig maker aud importer Of HUMAN HAIR, A las
Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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CoRNs. BUNIONS, lNGRowING NAILS, &C.,
cured without pain; CORN CuRs by mail SIC.
DR. RICE, lS) Broadway near Dey street
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A-DR. 3. c. PERRY,
40 Bond New York, Scalp Diseases, Falling
Loss and prematdrcly Gray Hair.
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BUNKER HILL HATS-ALASKA BEAVERS
Sc 10 worth So gentlemen's Pearl Clssimeres, o.
worth 81; regular IS sold for 81 ~ STRAW Goops
proporionatey cheap. l5 New Church ST, up stairs.
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A.-DR. b. c. PERRY.
40 Bond street. permanently removes Moles from the
Face without cutting or leaving scars.