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The New York herald., 1875-12-08

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August Beck, of the Deutschland. He lies
at the naval barracks hospital at this place.
He is greatly exhausted. He says that his
boat was the second which was lowered from
the steamer, and that it contained himself,
one steerage passenger and one sailor.
GREAT EXHAUSTION
The Quartermaster is too weak after his
recent suffering to give complete narrative
of the disastrous calamity.
NAMES OF SOME oP THE VICTIMS.
HERALD special telegram from Harwich
states that the passengers of the Deutschland
who are reported missing, so far, are:-
FIRST CABIN.
J. Grossmann.
Ludwig Hermann.
Maria Forster.
William lila 1aies& 49,
Carl Dietrich Meyer.
Five nuns.
SECOND cARN.
Procorpi Kadolkoff
- Trocoope.
G.. Lundgruen.
Anna Pitzolday
Emil Hack.
Henrico Farslander.
Borbleda Reenkober
0. Lindgreen,
Lloyds' agent at Sheerness telegraphs that
one of the persons who arrived in the boat
and who died from exposure was named
known.
MAIL BAGS LANDED.
Twenty-Five bags of mail matter have been
landed from the wreck of the Deutschland.
SIGNALLING HER DANGER.
Another telegram from Harwich, for the
HERALD, announces that the Deutschland
fired rockets at intervals all day on Monday,
and during the night until Tuesday morn
ing, but although her signals of distress
were seen at Harwich it was impracticable to
tob \ 4
PASSENGERS AND OFFICERS LANDED.
At the hour Of four o'clock this morning
the tugboat Liverpool brought in from the
wreck fifty-one persons, including all the
officers except the fourth one.
DEAD CHILD.
One child died on board the tug during
the transit to the shore.
FIFTY-FoUR PERSONS MISSING.
The number of dead bodies in the steam
er's cabin was fifty. The others are prob
ably those who were in the boats. This is
the aggregate of the whole missing thus far.
About fifty-four persons are known to
have been saved.
ouARTERMAsTER BEcK's ANTE-MoRTEM STATE
MENT
A despatch just at hand from the HERALD
correspondent at Sheerness, says that Quar-
termaster Beck is, apparently, dying His
face and body present swollen and black
ened appearance, indicating frostbite.
HIS NARRATIVE
has been given with great difficulty, owing
to the fact that his mind is suffering greatly
from the terrible ordeal which he has lust
experienced and he, consequently, does not
readily grasp the questions which are put to
him.
Hc says that his boat was attached to the
ship by a rope. but the rope broke, the boat
falling to leeward He had no oars. It was.
therefore, impossible to return to the
steamer He then rigged out sail and
drove before the wind all day and tie follow
ing night
TWO DEATHS IN THE BOAT.
A steerage passenger, named Forsenstein.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
SHIPWRNCK AND DEATH.

.SHIPWRECK AND DEATH.
The North German Steamship Deutsch-
land Wrecked.
A TERRIBLE DISASTER In THE NORTH SEA.
Over Fifty Persons Lost When VOyaging from
Bremen for New York.
Ashore on the Galloper Sands in the
Midst Of a Severe Storm.
DRIFTING ON THE KENTISH KNOCK
Death in the Cabin and Death in
the Escaping Boats.
FULL DETAILS OF THE AWFUL CALAMITY
The Quarternaster's Special Mar
rative to the Herald.
Signals Of Distress, but Efectual
Aid Impossible.
Sad Scenes Off the Coast
at Harwich.
CHILD EXPIRES IN AN OPEN BOAT.
Names of Some of the Lost Five
Nuns Drowned.
The Rescued Nearing the English Shore
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

THE LATEST NEWS FROM rHn WRECK.
LONDON, Dec. $3.50 A. NJ
The Adrersv reports that she total number Of per.
sons rescued from ihe Deutschland Is 100.
Twenv-nye mail bags we're saved
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-15
THE CIRCUS.

The clerk of the Washoe Zepbyrs might
have dealt little more gently with our
friends OF the horse opera and not over
eyerted himself yesterday. The band
wagon paraded the streets but there was
10 afternoon show, as was looked for by
the infantry squad. The fact is that
many were deferred from going in the
evening from hearing that there was to
be no performance by reason of the high
wind then prevailing. But there was a
performance. spite of the wind. and
tull tent. This company is all that its
most favorable critics pronounce it.
Much of the show is novel and the rid
ing and tumblins are first class. The
Jackleys are something wonderful. They
are the most graceful acrobats we have
seen. We can cheerfully recommend
this circus to our friends in all these
parts. There will be a matinee this
afternoon at , O'Clock, to which the Or
pnan children are invited, and per-
tormance this evening, the last one here.
EXCELLENT PoRTRArTs.-Mr. Peter
Cavanaugh, Jr., showed US some excel
lent Hkenesses yesterday, the work OF
that very talented and painstaking artist,
AIR. C. 3. Mcclellan. whose studio now
is in Virginia City. These are oil paint
inGs, life size, ard are portraits of well
known parties. There is a portrait of
Mr.. Cavanaugh which is very life-like
and spirited, highly commenable piece
Of art. The others are also excellent
pictures. living proofs of Mr. McClellan's
carefulness of handling and superior
cleverness in catching the characteristic
expression of his sitters.
FIRE.-The alarm of fire yesterday
about five o'clock in the afternoon was
caused by the discovery of smoke issu-
ing from a woodshed adjoining the house
on Telegraph street, east, owned and oc-
cupied by Mr.. NickeTson S. Moody. The
tire was discovered soon enough to be
readily e1tinguished. Little damage was
done. The entire department was
promptly on the ground. Water from a |
lose belonging to Davis & Tha1ter's |
planning mill came into good play. We
were unable to ascertain the cause of |
this small confaglation. The prompt |
extinguishment of the flames was lucky,
for the wind was blowing a heavy gale
at the time.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-15
The BOnanxa.' for All.

Invalids. by nervous dotility, deslrous O
again feeling the viGor Of health and vim OF
system, should take a few bottles of DR.. HEN.
IEYs CELEBRATED l. X. i. BITTERs. Before
one bottle is taken they will feel restoration Of
returning health. No case OF dyspepsia, indi-
gestion. loss of appetite, rhe umatisn, kidney or
liver disease, has ever resisted its restorative
power, Every part Of the human system re-
quircs and should receive sIstenance and sup
port from the stomach, regulated by the liver.
II the stomach cannot supply the Aliment Re.
quired. the whole system lapguishes. Forti:y
your organs of life with these bitttrs, and i'll a
few days youwill feel your whole system invi-
eorated, for every disease arising from disorder
ed liver. stomach or bowels, it is invaluable; it
VIII revive your shattered system. Dyepeptlcs
and ptr Of bilious habit should keep i.
within reach, if they value health and ease.
aplI-lln
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-15

TEE FAvORIrE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and ormsby streets, is becoming
the favorite resort of this city. The great
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer, while the
best of wines, liquors and cigars are. also. sold
at the bar. A first class Pedro Game for the
amusement o. guests, a cold lunch at all hours
and hearty good cheer for all ART its reconlnen-
dations to public favor. K. Il. Brown is the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-15

IMPORTANT, Endorsed by he Medical PRO
fes. ion DE-. WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest DE-.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. nIhl2-Gm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-15

Picnic OF TIE RED MEN On the 9th
of June the Red Men Of Carson. Gold
Hill, Virginia, Dayton. &C., will join
forces in a grand picnic at Bowers Man
sion. So We are authorized to state.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-15

VALUABLE DOG LosT.-Mr. de Neuf S beauti-
full and valuable setter dog, "Spot." is missing.
When his owner last saw him he had on a collar
and tag, numbered "a. Anyone finding the
same and returning him 10 his owner at Fox's
Bookstore will be suitably rewarded and no
questions asked. myll-lw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-15

Meeting Of Shareholders of the Carson
City Agricultural, Mining and
Mechanical Society, May ID. 1915.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-15

| polHtcu stCiSt'hS fA'' t'h'
On notion Of Captain Ha,nio Re-
solred, That meeting Of the stockhold-
ers be called for Ir~- Il. 1875. at eight
o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of electing
| Board of Trustees for the ensuing year.
| and that the Secretary cause notices Of
said meetings to be published in the Car
son papers for thirty days.
On motion of Mr.. Fox: Resolred.
That the chair appoint Il committe Of
three to draft a code OF bylaws. rules
and regulations of this society.
| The chair appointed as such commit
tee Messrs. Fox, Schooling and Waltz.
On motion of Mr.. Kersey: Resolred,
That committee of three be appointed
by the president to collect all moneys
duo from delinquent Subscribers and
solicit further subscriptions.
The chair appointed as snch committee
Messrs. J. d. kersey. 5. c. Davis and
H j. Peters.
On motion, Mr.. Peters was appointed
the present treasurer of the company.
On motion it was resolved that all
moneys, notes and documents now in
the hands of the trustees be transferred
to the treasurer, II. J. Peters, Esq.
On motion the secretary was requested
to have the proceedings of this meeting
published in the local papers.
No further business appearing the
committee adjourned until June IA, 1865,
at o. clock p. N. A. WATT, Sec'y.
TEE CoRoSER's JURY impanneled to
inquire into the cause o: the death of Ed
ward Tompkins, ascertained that he was
twenty-five years of age, and a native OF
Michigan; and that he came to his death
by reason Of blow dealt upon his head
by Robert Hogan: also that said Hogan
was not justified in dealing the said fatal
blow.
KNIGHTS OF PyTHILs PIcHIC.--We are
authorized to announce that there will
be Joint picnic of the knights Of
Pythias at the Bowers Mansion, on
Wednesday next. the 18th inst. The
lodges here and at Virginia, Gold Hill
and elsewhere in the vicinage will BE-
represented.
E. B. RAIL has Just received another
lot of Pacific Rubber Paint, which he
offers at San Francisco cost and charges,
also large lot of Buckeye Reapers and
Movers, and Woods Reapers and
Mowers. All at cost. Also a splendid
assortment Of coal oil and gas fixtures.
APPENDIX TO SENATE AND HOUSE
JoURNALs.--We are indebted to State
Printer Hill for copy of the Appendix
to the Journals of the Senate and As
sembly. just issued in book form. This
work reflects credit on the S. p.
WHILE OPHIR is foundering down III |
the fifties, the additional burden Of two |
dollar assessment comes on top of the
cry for more mud, and there is waiIing
and lamentation in the house of the fab
bergasted stocker.
MAJOR SHERMAN will deliver q lecture
on Tuesday evening next. at the theater,
for the benefit of fund to purchase
flag for the Mexican war veterans and to
pay the expense Of deputation of the
same to the Centennial. Sse advertise
nent.
GU1LTy.-Mr. John Chinaman, who
ook unto himself Jimmy Dealys carpet
lad his trial yesterday, and was found
guilty of petit larceny, and fined $40.
The alternative, twenty days in Jail, will
be his choice.
NEW PHoToGRArH GALLEEY.-M J.
!. Bennett, first rate operator, has
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Marx TWAIN says Horace Greeley
once tried to make living ~ n writing
master. and failed. His copy was
Virtue is its own reward" aud the
scholars got IL; washing with SOAP In
wholly absurd" .....st. .rr-r ,r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

How sweet nj owe 10 sss nv beau
como tripping down tbs stairs; III catch
him n, the garden gate and kiss him un-
awarcs. HIS breath k Ike The caramel.
his eyes like chocolate cream. and his
kisses like the candy one eat. within .
dream.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

"Hlsr ,hou ever loved. Henristiaf'
/ sighed. 81 should rather imagine
had," he replied. "Oh, did NOT my
glances. my feelings betray. when you
helped mo to pudding the third time to-
Jay2"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

"JonS. I wish you'd close that door. y
said an irritable father to his son.
"Your mother must be scolding some
body at tho other en,l Of the hall. there's
such draft from that quarter. run-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

A yArnKn fearing an earthquake In
tho region Of his homss seus his two
boys to distant friends house until The
peril was over. A few weeks after Tho
father received letter nom his friend:
"Please take your boys homo and send
down the earthquake.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

.'rhers is an easier feeling in shoes. :"
said tho market reporter. as he wrenehed
of n pair of narrow eight boots aud
stuck his feet into his old ten brogans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19
rH. MAIDEN's CiloIcE.
NJ munnr cARHy.

"wmAr shall I help you TOT" In
quircd the daughter Of q landlady OF .
mo,lest youth at the dinner taele.a "a
wife," WAS tho meek reply. The youns
laly blushej. perhaP. indiguantly. and
Il Is said that the kindly oficss OF =
neighboring clergyman were requisite to
reconcile the parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19

DoHus having been advised by his
doctor To AID more vegetables to his
diet. now smokes nine cigars day. be-
cause he says they are male Of the
vegetable he likes beat.
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NEWSPAPER PREs .
FOR sAI.Ei

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CAEiI. togsther with rollefs anA appurte.
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GOLD Hill NEWS.
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GOLD HILL FOUNDRY
LOWER GOLD MIL.

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n. hafs. u. ". beaver. u. Lewis. J. %. Dobin.
ss ss .,,.s, Sssr,s X w,sss'<'' 'ne'. 'n c.i'"''
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CALI suRNIA rresiasut. Edssrd Barren,
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tssieni. Jsmes'0. fair, secrstary, Csaries
Fish; sdiee. spi Cailiotnis street. Nan Fran.
DANHY-Prerident, A. y. Eysrrtt, rr,,re.--
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A. y. Everett, y. =. 0lmni sup.riniendent.
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ilMinlno oFs,oERs.

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frss.ssn. y Cs>isS Jrg.,ss.- lss.sr! sh;r'
! D. ksyss: ssp<risishdsnI Sao. Lsmssrt, ~.
tsisry, MeAsrt .. NeyvsI oaics,. Hay vant's
buiidlis. iis California street. San Francisco.
ECILPsE, WINTERS 4 PLArO-Prr-l.
dent, u, q. tissri Trsiee.-yos, eharos.
lsa u, Dsbinson. u. n. tian, Oes. W. Beaver,
il.;.sris RsiIsms. IAN Sr.Ss,sss.
RUREKA CONSOLIDATED (rsrstsl-Pra-
esnt, John w. Shaw ylce prsi4eni, Thsmas
Be!i rnatee.-Gcsrys v. ktid, James nsils.
J. W. SHAW, fhomas Bell. W. u. Osxeod sec.
[ rstsry. W. W. Trsytsr oase. No. - CAlifSr.
slA street. ban rrascisco.
RRANKLIN-prrsldsnt .Chss. Jones; Trustees
II. ~ tJantel, ,Oeo. Rscse. q. Jon-s. A, Fl.lsh
hacker, X. utrsthsri sservtAry, WIN. u. Wat.
seui ofnee. ss1 Montgomery strrs', Han Fran.
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hsssr Sherwood, Geon: t.nston. y: y; rlooi.
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r,tafy. Attrpd X, Durbrsw; once, t1s Cali
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LADY BItYAN-Pr-Lieni.A A. y. Minsas fn..
.srs,s nsgisnisldJ ysSn:s % " Eyari.; is.,.sz x |,
bnp~rliae emieuf. john q, hrhn,iit k~ertas1s
frank swin, snicr. Hy California ssr~s. sss
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-06-10
Highland station LIENS.

TLnr.J,,- T,na an -. -, .a,,-ol ~ . l - -.., o
L,,;... -, -, -, -, :.
quite large congregation of peope The object of the
meeting we believe was to propate the Divine wrath
in visiting upon us countless millions of grahoppers and
chincbugs Whether il was the wrestling of the reverend
gentlemen with Deity or whether it was caused by known
of nature we know not but the following day the
heavens opened-asi it were-and the rain and hail
down in torrents literally Jvernng the ground with water
must have destroyed great quantities of the insect pests
Mr. Robert Hussey a venerable knight of St. Crispin
has built shop here and hopes do we'll in spite of crop
failures.
And still another change On and after "Wednesday
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-06-10
HiRhiand LIENS.

The rain Of Friday last very 1t only reach
ed about miles of the were swollen
to full banks The mail from the Station brought up
horseback. The in Indian Greek so rapid
that the horse and rider taken down stream
was with difficulty the mail saved from the an
cry stream. If immersion be saving grace then our
Fridays mail was sanctifed.-
The G. HOppers taking to themselves wings and
hope, like riches they may take their fight 1t is
very interesting to them through the process
second birth They appear TO have realizing sense Of
their fOrOrn condition and pententy seek retired
place. after few commissions they emerge from their
outer she'll and come out full edged leaving behind them
their former easement
The residence of J. A. Kennedy burgarize on last
Thursday night by peep o day Johnny" He was
first discovered by the colOred servant girl who him
in her ROOM she screamed right Justify when he made
final strategic retrograde movement and retired in good
order through the chamber window and down ladder
Whether his object was fun love money is not known
We notice that J. P johnson has fine lumber yard er
tending from his bank to the Post Office.
Several arrivals attend the commencement exercises
have already TRANSFERRED large attendance is expected
Senator Ingalls, will address the Societies The exercises
will be reported next week.
The Sd ofJune was spent by some of our citizens in
fasting humiliation and prayer We hope the effect will
be sauiary. Some have thought and said that we
were skeptical; but firm believer in the efficacy
of prayer We believe that mountains may be removed
by penence and prayer-we mountains of sim net
literal mountains of earth and rock An Irishman with
a pick spade and wheelbarrow, will remove a larger
mountain in a week than the best text singer" in Kan
in month prayer at salary of g. 900 year.
and in grasshOpper times believe deep ditch is better
to destroy the plaques than a bushel of prayerbOoks
Thems sentiments let hear arguments the 9TH
er side. SAcKET.
Jnnr IS7S
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Location for Will Wanted.

good Mill in Missouri of the following capacity: 45
horse power engine three of burrs feet
inches in diameter and burr feet in diameter
all in good running order. Want to to good
town in Kansas, having from fifteen hundred thou
sand population. We want to move to town on a
railroad in good Fall wheat country where the people
will be willing to give money enough down
move, and build again. and make the mill good as it
Any living in live town a railroad in good
country for wheat where the citizens willing give
sufficient bonus for good mill will please address
Z. C. JONES, (Box 6s)
junelOw3. Pleasant Hill, Cass Co.. No.