, 1875-08-26

ror sst of the Steamship Salvador: r
Wahlahaede, Jas. Hennessy. W. b
RnsseI. Chas. Thornburgh, A. Gray
G. E. Herson, J. R. Warner fe'e
cardin. Fanny Phelps. Mollie hsyno'
Miss Cohen, Mr.. Belmore and WIFE, :
Bvrne. Mr.. Barrows. Mrs. Howard. n
Crosby, E. Briton and wife, Mrs. smith
NJ. Weir, Alex. Henderson. John Moses
Mr.. Dill and q humber in the steerage
Passenger list of the Steamship 70
ei6c. carrying Wells, Fargo q Co.
E.press and mills, Mr.. Innez and wife
$. Cunningham, F. A. Hoffman, y
Lampert, D. S. Frazer. W. -. Dlgnt'
field Mrs. NJ. johnson. Mrs. r. Wal
lace. Mrs. Saunders, ". B. Hunney, 1
G. Lunt. ]. S. Wallace, NJ. keyser ant
wife J. NJ. Truik. wife and 2 children
G. Primrose, P. II. Dye. Miss =. Z
Jones Mrs. ia. Dent, G. S. Lovely
and wife. Mr. Rand, s. Allen. George
Kelly. A. Shredder, L. Hall and WIFE, d
Harper, W. F. Jones, ?. Chamberlain
Mp. Chamberlain and wife, Il. NJ
Harris and lady, W: S. Lawrence .
Lawrence and wife. h1. johnson. JAS
Johnson. John johnson, A. Il. Thomp'
SON and child, j. Broadbert, 5. Farley
WB. Cunningham, Mrs. Bownden, W.
Cockreu. J. J. Martin. e. T. Dumock'
Wm. Babcock, j. S. Chandler, A Saidin'
IT F Bowman, A. Frazer, wife and 4
children. Miss Barlow, Mrs. W. stoak'
Mrs. W. j. French, Mrs. Geo. Lead
NE. Clark, J. Falcorn, D. Delzner'
child. D. D. Adair, 1T. Rachel and
McNear, F. Marcy. F. Crosby d.
Devipg, G T Rekinberg wife and .
children. R. Robinson wife and MISS
Robinson and sister, Mrs Patterson and
3 children, A Mcconnell, F B Davis
D White, A Mcdonald, E S 1ngraham,
b Dolan and wife, Mr. johnson ana
wife and IS steerage passengers. Saiied
a,2pM on the 21st inst.
,Iyo1ANApo1Is, Ind, Aug. 23.-hev.
CYRUS Mutt, D. D., for Is years fresi-
dent of the Indiana State University at
Bloomingdale, died at that place tins
morning from remittent fever.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 23.--W. b.
Greenlaw, President of the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad and of the
PEOPLES Insurance Company OF this
CITY, died of dropsy of the heart at
Greenlawn, his residence near this Cit;
this morning.
P1rrsBuRG, Penn, Aug. 23.-Thia
morning one of the boilers comprising
a battery of seven in j. Painter & Sons
mill exploded. Engineer Geo. Bsnyon
was seriously scalded and Fisher, q
fireman, was fatally injured.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Tke military
are forming IN line preparing for the
public welcome Of the American Inter
uationa, Rifle team. About two O'Clock
the team we're driven to the City Hall.
Carriages thronged upon the space in
cluding the width of the plaza. On
their arrival they were received with
three ringing cheers by the crowd.
The Turner Society numbering about
three thousand paraded through the
streets to-day and afterwards took the
cars and steamboat for Jones' Wood.
The festival will be continued three
days.
Anumber of persons have been ar
rested in connection with the attempted
murder of Jas. II. Noe in his store Sun
day afternoon. One of them John
Moore alias Billy Boston is said by Mr.
Noe to resemble his assailant.
Gold closed at 113A.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. 49, Killing
frosts last night and night before ART
reported from several points on th'
line of the Lake Superior road destroy
ing corn and other unripe crops. i
the frost extended throughout the stat'
our large corn crop will be an entire
failure. 5..--
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 23.-The Kansas
Central and Black Hills Narrow Guage
Railroad Company with a capital o.
100000 has been organized here
The road will be built at once from
here through the agricultural country
south Ct the Platte River and will be
pushed through to the Black Hills as
soon as Developments warrant.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-In the alb
scence Of the Postmaster General and
Bangs no action has been taken on the
petition at st. Louis for fast mail COM
munication with New York.
New YORK. Aug. %. "A telegram
from London says ofths market: 1.-The
wesk opens with increased firmness,
though there is not great activity. All
danger of European complications,
arising out of the Herzigoviuian trou.
bles has passed away and feeling Of
confidence and security prevails.
LONDON, Aug. 23.- Cardinal McClosky
remains at Paris till the end Of the
month.
vienna, Aug. ga dispatch to the
Free Press says the insurgent force ba
sieging Trebigne has been considerably
reinforced and W II attack the stage to
morrow. r7
AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 23.-Severa
prominent negroes connected with tn
troubles have made confessions. Jak
Moorman, first lieutenant of the negr
company, swears that nineteen countie
are embraced in the insurrection. Las
Friday was appointed for the uprising