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Our saloon.

The above saloon, corner u Eighth sire :
AMI Commercial avenue, is fixed u in
good style--airy and comfortable. Everv
sunday morning you viii lind spread No.
u"ch and a glass of Milwaukee lager
beer, which can't be beat, and there is not
any change. Behind tie Bar you will lind
the b. II kind Of Liquors aud Cigars, and
my desire S to give every one Of my custo-
mer- who patronze me, satisfa ;tion
Call round FRED. HUFHKINz
.3-3-l4-lm
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Rlncksmifh Shnn.

The old stand On Saith street, between
Co mn rcial NV 'nue and o 40 Lsvee, Is al
WAYS ready to d. aOy KIND Of work in the
'lack-m,th line. N king An rep uring Wag-
ons huggie' and Drag. Esprcia attention
given 10 horse-shoein,, u, l make my own
shoe; "an make them heavy or light,
Ju ta' yru dc ire. Tor you all know that the
home made shoes are the bet. can round,
ami au Ill to & We you abstraction.
IS-3-i-lm. FRED. ilUFHEISz.
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The ciiz rs OF Cairo and vicinity are
hereby respectfully informed that We have
opened a Harm IS and Saddle shop ut NJ.
105 Commercial Avenue, where can he
found AZ all lim,.. a full stock Of articles in
our liue, ut as iow prices AS the san3 class
OF work can be bought in any m r.e'. Re.
pairing done promptly. Carriage trimming
specially. Please give us a call.
6i-l -l2-6t. l.. ID, ADKiS & Co.
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$ hlch' & Ulrich have removed their
chcmc.l d,eng aid tlra ,sing esta.-
lishment from the corner Of III htn md
Comm rri'l To Washington Avenue.
between Moth aud Tenth streets. To meet
the wants OF their m ny Gust mcrs they
hcyc ordered and have jnst rec ivsd from
+ pc u large lot OF the finest dye siulis,
and are now ready to attend 10 any orders
In their lire. 3!-3 dim.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Idlewild, Evansville.
Mimi ola, Memphis.
Bee and bargcs, st. Louis.
'' st. Joe, St. Louis.
Capitol City, st. Louis.
Eddyyille, Nashville.
e John A. Wood and tow. Ohio
Blue Lodge and tow, Ohio.
'' Belle Shreveport, st. Louis.
Julia, vicksburg.
DEPARTED.
Steamer IdIewild, Evansville.
Minneola, Cincinnati.
Bee and barges, New Orleans.
- st. Joe. Memphis.
Capitol City. Vicksburg.
- Eddyville, Nashville.
" Belle Shreveport, New Orleans.
e Blue Lodge aud tow. South.
John A. Wood and tow, South.
Julia, st. Louis. ..
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LOCAL NOTICES.


The Parish school was opened on Mon
d9y, March Is. But pupils will be re.
ceived At uy time, on The condition.
already published. The 'eryices OF Pro.
fe scr Prick have been secured for instruc.
Il In til German language. For tbi, N
ext a ch rye viii b. maze. Pup J. wishing
TO : udy German ony. VII come to the
sclovl Il o'c ock p. m.
"HARLEs q .LDERT, Rector.
lln.a.ttn
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Notice Of Removal.

Tho we'll known barber shop, corner
ghth and e numerical, pre- ided owl ty
the popular artist, George ST. inhouse, has
removed one d or north on ommerc al, 10
the Grand Central Hotel. The new shop is
Ia g. AMI comm dious, and those shing
TOR any hing artistic II the way Of f'shi n.
ebi hair Gu ting, smooth sha, o., ct :. will
DO well to call st the Graud Cent al Barber
shop. II 3.IS.tf.
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We are fully assured by Mr.. Cobuln.
the press agent Of Happy Cal. wagncr's
Ministries. which vii. appear at the Athe-
ncum on Tuesday ami Wednesday nights,
that the troupe now employed by wag-
nrr j. one of the be \ that travels MIR.
COburn also informs II, that the manager
has adopted the plan OF many other com
pail!es, namely: that of using no paper
on the walls. The company is spoken Of
in very fllttcring terms by the press and
public. They seem to give perfect salts
ton wherever they have appeared. In
speaking OF the company. the Cleveland
Plaiadeaisr says: The evening" given
By Happy Cal. Wagner" and his Minis
trel troupe at Brainard's Saturday night
was enjoyed by large audience. who
manifested the kecuest appreciation of
the amusement afforded by the varied
programme presented Happy Cal"
may b. always certain ola warm reception
in Cleveland.
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Mnnietl.

Fifty TO Seventy five dollars per mon'b.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teaches, la
dies. gents. otc., etc. No capit,l or out
lay required. send ~ cent? for postage on
outfit, 10 ID. G. wELcHNAS,
Il Irwin Station. Union County, Ohio.
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RIVER. prsINrss AND WEATHER.

The Ohio, In the past twenty-four
hours, has risen one inch. The Missis-
sippi is stationary at ST. Louis, and there
Is six feet of water below to Cairo.
Business is picking up, and this
week, 1t is generally believed, will be q
lively one on the levee. Shipments were
few yesterday, aud rates remain un
changed.
Yesterday was the warmest and
most pleasant day we have had this sea-
son. The light rain of Friday night
caused heavy fog yesterday morning.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Robert Mitchell and vint
Shinkle from Cincinnati are due to-day.
The Capitol City and st. Joe had fair
freight lists. but received nothing here.
The Julia came up light. She added
a lot of household goods and tobacco
here.
The Jas. Fisk will not run In the
Cairo and Paducah trade until he river
goes down.
Captain Peppers new steamer Cans.
Miller is named after the river editor Of
the Cincinnati Commercial.
We learn from the agent Of the Ev-
ansville packet company that there will
be only two boats running in that line
next week.
The Belle Shreveport had q good
freight list. She remained in port all
day taking the freight off of her lighter.
Her cargo consisted mostly Of flour, corn
and bacon. She added here 10 barrels
pork and 200 barrels flour.
The Ben Franklin will take the place
Of the Gray Eagle in the Louisville and
Henderson trade until there is a sufficient
rise to float the Eagle out Of the corn
field. near French Island, where she was
driven aground during the snow storm
of last Saturday night.
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There will be 81 regular conclave Of
Cairo Commandcry No. IL X. +. at the
asylum, Monday evening, March 18th, at
1880 o'clock sharp. by order Of &. W.
Dunning. T.. G.
Attest--F. KoRsMEYER, Recorder.
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Local weather Report.


The address by the Rev. Mr.. Wallar,
on tho Point OF Power" which was to
have taken place last Tuesday Light. but
was postponed on account of illness of
the lecturer, will DE delivered at the high
school building on Tuesday night.
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EresI, Sttpply.

Mr.. T. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room large stock
II English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
and wines, and liquors Of all Kind, which
he Will dispose Of at reasonable rrices.
.1Sl.a.ga n
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George L,tln~r corner Of Fourteenth aud
Washing on avenue. will fu nsh he eair' r.
svery day 10 IA patrons a No. lunch. be-
tween The hours Of ten aud twelve o'cl ok.
Fresh Milwaukee beer and frasr ,lt iIIyan,
:ig,rs TO be had At his ,r az all times.
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Nav Hourtiers.

Two or three gentlemen can 10 accom-
moda cd .iih day beard. House IN Wal
NIT. between : y,nth nnd tisbih. Apply
at this Office 3D-3-sGt
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Wen from the
effects of Errors and AbuSes in early life, Man
hood restored. lmpediments To Marriage re.
moved New method of treatment. New aud
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
free, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 4l9N. Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa An Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill. l60-l-l5-d&w3m
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Cool single room on The upper floor 1T
the Saint Charles can be had, wi h board,
81 tue very low rate Of s31 per month
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Any person wanting to buy fine large
horse, suitable for wagon o. driy, can be
accommodated by ca ling at the Methodist
Parsonage on Eighth street.
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French Candies.

just rece'ved--a full line OF finest French
candies, aud for sale At One Dollar per
pound. P.IL. IL SAUr.
8.I2-3t.
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Special Assessment Notice.
DUBLiC NOTICE Is hereby given that the
l. Circuit and County courts of Alexander
assessment upon property benefited 10y the fol-
lowing Improvement, viz Gipveling ohio
levee street from Fourth to Fourteenth streets,
~ will more fully appear from the certified cop,
of the judgments on file In the Office of the ,lcrk
Of the City OF Cairo; that n warrant for the col
lection OF such assessments Is In the hands of the
Undersigned. a u ,ersons Interested are hereby
notified To c',ll and pay the amounts asses ell ~
the collector Office No. lsk commercial avenue,
within thirty days from the date hereof.
Dated this 18Th day OF March, A. ID. 1875.
h BLAKE,
City Treas and Ex-oficio Collector.
Ti-3-litf
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Pl virtue of AN execution 20 me directed by
ID the Clerk of the circuit Z, curt Of Alex.
ander county, in the state Of Illinois. in favor of
the Southwestern Insurance Company for the
use of John q Hartman, Receiver, and against
Willim j Allen and ii, Watson Webb, I have
levied upon the following described property.
IN the city of CAIRO county of Alexander and
state of Illinois, tO-wt: Lot numbered live a.
In block numbered thirty-two (i9) ~ the prop
erty Of the said II Watson Webb, which / shall
offer NJ public sale AT the southwest door of the
Ourt House, in the city of afro, in the county
of Alexander and state of Illinois. on the 3 i
day of March A d., lsIb, at the hour Of eleven
o clock "a. III for cash, 10 satisfy said eyecu-
ton. ALEX. II. IRWIN,
Sheriff OF Alexander county, Ills.
Cairo, Ills. March. u, 1876. 69-a-ls-w.t
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winters Gallery,
Go aud See Her.

Open Fridays and Saturdays ONLY.
lC+l-l6-tf.
, 1875-07-02
AUSTRIA.


VIENNA JunsH H.-A considerable and dangerous
laulaip las occurred betwaon Head and Taxon-
BACH in the valley ct the Upper BaI2ach, whero
tho railway from BAzburg to tho Tyrol IL in
course OF sconsttnotion. Az those who haye
visited tie bhtbs Of uhsteia may remember. Boon
after leaving st. Johtnu. where the road Into
Catlnsha biturcateH, tho ea!zach, turning woat-
ward, cutters = na11ow daale, which continues
more o. less to Houd, wlere the road turns up 4
side valley to dasteto, aud beyond 1t to Ta1en-
bach. Tho formation |A \ friAblo clay slats, and
already on tho alu road continual hlips occurred.
1n order to avoid tho most dangerous points tho
railway limo WAS cltrlod oyor three bridges, and
through I nuulbar Of tuunols. Between Hend
And Taxcnbach Ia one Ut tAoao tunnels, 163 metrtB
long through the untessseln, popuIarly oAllsd the
"Nose." 1tis oarrlod under tue high TOAD. which
haa proved, In Aplts Of Ill effofta to atsady
It, 10 insecure that It wes abandoned. It u ia
and about this tunnel that the mountain hs4 be-
gun 10 move. 4 portion OF tho tunna! waa
crushed. and slips several hundred ya1ds iu
length snd height Rppeared. Tho road WA II
onoe ctosed, 20 that no accident hAa occurred
hitherto, but tho slips will continue, and Ito
danger IL that tho mountain debris SHOULD roll
dosn Into ths 6alzlch, blocking 1t, n occurred
before towards the end Of the last century, whes,
there was = alp on the other aldo, csuaing great
inundahona in the uppor Tallsy. 6avssA N.
&tnsa1s hAvs b&sn sent down from hero to give
&avlcs and direct the works which may sAtvs 10
p1ssshf a1stlsk oaauAltiss.
, 1875-07-02
Total without lntsraa............... 4sa1s7,A1


sptrtal Dlsuutth 10 The Chicago 1+1b,re.
WAsI1tsaroS. D. G., July Ia great deaf Of
fraud having beeu made possible through the
transfer of postal contracts by means Of pnwers
Of attorney. tho 1'ostmas:es-Gaunrsl to-day
issued an orles which will Layo tho effect 10 stop
the practice.
NO ADDITIONAL OCEAN HAIL.
OsinR to tue doclnation Of the British Post
MASTER General, tho proposed additional weekly
EuEopoAu mail by tho White Star Lins Of steAu1-
ars falls through.
MElods OPT At LAST.
Ex-Quartern,astcr General alelggs sailed for
Europe. from rAiada!pli& to-day, On special
mission to observe und report upon tho military
~ossanAahtoen!s aud byatenla Of Europe.
TUE NATIONAL ORANGE.
Tie Executive Committee OF tho National
Grange Of tho patrous Of HnsbAndry met. IN t4Iu
city to-aay to consdet and decide npon seyerat
important points affecting the osdor. and will
among tAo subjects TO- he coasdered
ia tho remosa! Of tho headquartsra
Of the National Grange to noma
roint: other than wsshlngton, slo rlseeat which
iDg, aud proposition for VII international ex.
cl,ange betwaon tho cooperative soaehes Of
Great britain and tho drangers. It = undor-
stood that tho Subcommittee appointed to in-
PeatlERto tn6 ukkt6F VIII f8pDEh t4-I0JEIoH III
favor OF tho selocttou Of Louisville, H.. ks the
headquarters.
INDIAN rnAup8
WARRINGTON, u. O., July l.-The Commits
slones OF lutan Affairs has by lctte, notitlod
Prof, Massh, Of Ya!e College, Of ths appoint
mont OF Committee, to consist Of the Hon. a.
II. Bullock. OF Massachusetts. the Hon, Thorn
~ @, Fletcher, OF 1iiraoud. aud tho Hon.
aeotga y. Love, Of Now York. to
lnvostigate tho affairs at the He'd Cloue Agency,
and requested him to rsduco blu complaints to =
proofs and auggestlons AZ TO reliable sturces Of
evidence 40 wil aid in securing thozan8h IN
yogk3gatlou.
, 1875-07-02
GERMANY.


DER1ry, June 10.-Iu to-dav's hitting Of tho
Lower House Of tho rruaslsn Diet. 11orr Kssdoff
n,ado somo observations, in tho courBo Of which
he alluded I'd tho continued existence Of tho SEQ.
hau1lnug {alaritimo Trading 1nBtitutlon) Is III
furious to the rolitlco-cconomical DEVELOPMENT
Of tho county. THO Minister OF Finance,
in sep'y, quoted a'at'stss to show IT.; .uat The 'G
not have bcon produced BY tile action
Of tho sechandl,lng. other. countries had alao
bncn Visited BY tue crlhlH. Atth present tuo
eommerclal ntfairs did not, al matter Of fact,
stow downward tendency; on tile contrary, an
upward muyen,ont WAS apparent. Tho condl-
sion Of The lowest cfasRcs OF tho population wnH
mover moro iasoraflo than nov, nnd tho Minister
did uot think tint tho Government would hban-
don ths systom OF FREQ ;rale for that OF proseo.
ton. Eo At all events wonl1 never tond hand
to such change Of policy. tChears.
TIE AMERICAN sQuADNoS.
K1E1. july 1.---Tho uuitod States men-o!~war
Franklin md Alaska left this harbor at 1s3o
o'clock this sftotnoon for Stockholm. Admiral
WorJen pubIloly expressed lis thanks for tho
reception xtvea to hitnheit and officers.
, 1875-07-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE FOURTH At THE ADELPHt.
The Fourth Of July proper will be celebrated
With becoming patriotic Ardor at the Adelpht
Theatre Sunday syenlng. A programme has
boon arranged omoodyng featuros In themselves
attractive, but Of unusual interest II occurring
Oh tho alnosy-ninsh anniversary Of tia natlona
Independence. 4 grand oporato performance
anu miscellaneous programme will DO present.
cd. Especially appropriate tor tho oceaslon Will
bo striking patriulie tAb!cau Of Washington
representation OF tl,e batt!e Of Bunker Hill Will
also lie given. The arrangements are nnaer tho
tolnt management Of blr. Grover snl Mr. Frank
b. Ctiicy, xgsnt OF Mrs. Oatsa' Comic Opera
EomtlApy
, 1875-07-02

PARIS, Jn3y 1.-rhe journal 01FcIt' publishes
. doeree appointing a special committee for the
purpose Of encouraging Fsenchnan to parttci-
pate Ia the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition.
and facilitating the efforts Of those who Intend
doing 40. The Committee is composed Of naon,-
bera Of tho Assembly merchants, and oshsr pot-
sous. 4 number ot whom hayo relations With tho
unltod Akhses.
, 1875-07-02

8ptc1al Uispatch To The Ch,cago Tribune.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, July 1.-The incondary who
slartod tie fire which bnrned down QUO Of tito
buildings on Mr. 1rcenieaf's farm. hitherto men.
toned In The TRIBUNE, prores to be tho hired
girl, whose nhmo IL bridget lienesay. Bha FREQ
ly confosses to lie crime. but denics any othor
motive than an tr1cstettb'e dcsiro TO see good
@ thero seems to be Question % to hsr SANITY a.
she tllclaima any desire to iDjuro hor master. as
they have. ~ hhe admita, treated lor @ith por-
feot kindness.
, 1875-07-02

Hpfc7dl Ntndsch 70 The CHtaoo 7FfoNne.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, July 1.--1hia morning
at daybEeak the last Of the three ulurdesors,
Melville g. Fnllsr, who 30 bruta1!Y and horribly
murdered the old mau Wilson louud abort
tns since, creating great oxottenent, gaze Linn
HeIf up 10 nau named Cocllrano, bcing forced
to d0 no by the activity Of Sheriff Wattnan who
kept the villain imprisoned ln 4 fotty-acse wood
where Fuller fasted for aix days, which at last
cuupel1o1 him 10 yle1d
, 1875-07-02

The Indiana State Dental Convention have
a!ecsed the following ofticerA President. ]. u.
Jameson, OF Connersville Htst Wee President,
". B. Knapp. Of Fort Wayne Second Vice
President. I. y. Hacker, of Indianapolis; Secre-
tsry. ]. Il. Clayton, OF S!elbyvilio; Treasurer,
y. II. 1aodo OF indianapolis. The Society
meets 10 Indianapolis ,eKt yoar,
, 1875-07-02

uNIVER3ALIsT.
sptetal Dt.pateh "a Tbs ch'eaoo 7rfsunk.
CznAA IAeIps. H., July l.-TAo ceremony Of
laying tho corner.stone of the UniSerssiHt
church to bo orectsd in this city was performed
by the Mason,o fraternity Ia heavy rstn.atorro.
Large Masonio delegations came from ylaton.
Traer. bhellabusR. Farley, Analaosa, Monticello,
6prlnRvllle, md Dubuque.
, 1875-07-02

DROWNED.
EKw Oa1xANs. July l.-Capt. Fritz 4. Regan
fol ogorbosrd to-day from tho sloop Star Of the
Sca and WAS drowned.
Speens U.spateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN. Neb.. July 1.--Freday Nusch, Q
years old, was drowned in Cottonwood Creek,
st Nebraska CITY while 9sthis yessSSrday; .,S
and two sfs.srs named Kea.tuGt a8ed IS and
ID, Ill residing at Newport, Ky. we're d,owned In
Licking Mvsr th.s afternoon by tbs upsett!ns
o! 1 boat.
, 1875-07-02

ufncturers' Fire and Marine having hean OK
potled from his NA:iouAl Daatd for refusing to
opcn ;ts books ;or o1AmiuAtlou by The snpcrviA.
Ink agent, alttiIo acceling compano, have mAdn
a like ref,sa,, and 1t u supposed that the5 vii
bc dnct With In the name rnanller. 1t IL thought
th.t lively insurAnce wsr has broktn out.
, 1875-07-02
FOREIGN.
Serious Trouble Threatened at
NfatamOrnB.
Cortina Arrested and His Police Forco
Disarmed.
The Epidemic Mcns1es Sill Raging II
tic Fiji lslanls.
Argument iu Favor Of Free Trade In the
Prugsiau Diet.
MEXICO.

ME%lNNs
rnoun1E II hATAhoRas. $780,.
GALVESTON, Tex, July Tho Nctes Nrowns-
yiao 8, e:,al Of July says Gen. cortina has
jt,st boon arrested and placed unlor guard py
Col, Manuel parrat OF tho Mexican regular
cayslry. cotttna's police bave beeu arrested
dia.atped and imprinoncd. ....-
Thoro is great exclteuent in Masamofss. and
trouble Ia anticipated. Tho Government forces
ars in posacsslou of tho Ctlaton,: House building
snd phtrolng tho stireta. They havo t"o
piacss Of artillery at the Custom. House, tnd
othora Ia different portions Of the city.
, 1875-07-02

Lou1svrt1r H., July IA special to this
Courfs,s-Jou,nal says various banks a. Bowling
Green. Ky.. havo placed l00 needo,gu iu the
bands Of vsrious porhons In that place. together
with ten rounds Of ammunition eaoh to 70 uAed
to guard tho banks against the James aud
Younger brothers, whose presence In thAt Vlcn-
tty IL strongly SUE p>ctcd.
, 1875-07-02
A DISHONEST PARTNER,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July Ia bill has beou
flied in the Court OF Common Pleaa charging
Erwlp, tho confidential clerk OF Horny q. Morris,
bAulrnps proprietor Of tho Southwark Iron Com
pany, with drawing $4,000 from fts capital In
rnat yeats. and with a tota! indebtedness to the
ea.kb!iah ment OF sl42 600.
, 1875-07-02
At CLEVELAND,

CLEVELAND, O., July LA frs last night
| burned tho tobacco manufaotory Of John A.
| Wheeler i Co., No. 1a8 R1yor street. The ehtt-
mated iosa on tho building. stock, and machinery
| II Sl0, 600 insured for about S8,000.
, 1875-07-02

Quzzxsrowx. July 1.-as~amship Er!u, frona
New York, has arrived.
6Ax paAxotsoo. July 1.-Asrlvtd. paclac Mail
stsamss China, from Hong Kong. VIA yokohama.
, 1875-07-02

UrNIBINn IN THAEHYLvASI1.
LoNpoN, July IA special dispatch from
v!enua to the Standard reports that the poaaAnts
Of Deya and vicinity Ia Transyl7ana have re-
voitod aeatnat thn noblcs and defeated hattal-
ion Of militia. alAny persons have been killed.
Including two Judges. Regular troopa have
boon Rout 70 tho acene Of the outbreak.
, 1875-07-02

HORROR. Ks4s,, July l.-Tlsre NJ oonsldss~
Ah's a1oitsmsut Ia insarapos oIrelss to-day oyer
thu dimoulsy between ths Net.onA! Board Of Fire
U1dsrwslssrs md ths Bossoa companies which
hss}t withassk liam ~ aoeAl hsxrd yh& 4Aa-
, 1875-07-02

ro77sv1I1E. Pa, July l.-Will.o Wolf. aged
years. sho WA stolen from lla home III Seran.
ton. Pa, gome months ago, hAs boen found at
Mahans City With au intoxicated woman. Both
hayo boon sont to Scranton. tho boy to his
parents, aud tho woulau to jail. charged With bis
abduction.
, 1875-07-02

HAI71hoat, Hd., July 1.--Ths Flint Branch ot
ths City Council hAa expelled Warasld r. brown.
ing, nasmbsr. On charges psstsrssl by : eon,-
,ultsss OF tnTeatlRAslou agAlnst ths JOINT Co1s-
lultt4s on Highways.
, 1875-07-02

Special D,.pateh to TAe Chteaao 7y1tttns.
Sioux Clrr, H.. July Ian Indian at the
Winnebsgo Agency, In fit Of joalouay. last
Thursday, killed tho soducor Of his wife, thon
stabbed lia wife to tho heart, aftor wh!oh ho
committed suioids.
, 1875-07-02

AlEArn1s, July 1.-James Il. chaatalue, tho
abscondio9 boohkeopor Of Ely, Harvey l.
Richardson, who emhozzlod ovor 100000 and
attempted to pass o forged check arrived hero
this Morning from st. Louls 10 charge OF de-
tectiyo. No viii be indictea aud put on trlaa
duling the present term of court.
, 1875-07-02

BAx FnAHc1soo July 1,-Aa the Pacific Mail
steamer City OF Toxic. for Hong kong, via
yokohsna, waa leaving the wharf to-day, salute
wsa 1l1od In her honor BY Commodore Aauroy.
A Bai1or named Patrick LnnaRBn w&s blown from
tho mouth Of tho gun overheard aad inssAnely
klllod.
, 1875-07-02
F III.


Loxnos, July 1.-Adylces received today
from Fiji report TINT thoro Ia no dimlnution IN
the volence Of the moanloa and typhoid fayor
on the tslsuds. Tho mortality from thcac dla-
eaeea is great. It Is probabto tlat medical as
aistance will be aont from AustsRlA to the af'
dicted people.
, 1875-07-02

CINCINNATI, July 1.-WillsA1n afelk, city editor
OF tho To!ksenfund. Indicted for embozzl'ng
Wstor-Works money, waa surrendered by his
bo,,lsnen this evening, and given into tie Gus
toly Ut The Sheriff.
, 1875-07-02
FIRES.

At BROOKLYN.
Nkw YoRx, July 1.-Tho oil works OF John
Ellis h Co., 1t the foot OF Sullivan streas,
Brooklyn. wsse burned to-day. Tho loaa ia not
uacerfaIuoi,
, 1875-07-02

TNk K1N0 OBSTINATE.
LONDON, July 2.-The report that tho King OF
DusmAh refuses to ALLOW British troops to pas
through his territory il officially conarnsd.