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80 ". ANnRrw's cArAMrrr.

The terrible catastrophe at ST. Andre VS. cnuron
In Duane street, on the 25th OF February last
IL stiu 20 fresh in the public mind that tnis
new ana appalling disaster must have
powerful eject IN forcing public attention
II the necessity 81 adopting proper precan-
tons against sucn accidents. The dreadful scene
or horror. confusion and panic that followed
the falling IN of the shattered wall OF the hair
burned building on the roof Of the church, where
hundreds or devout people were fervently pray
ing, with no thought Or danger In their minds and
no word OF warning "a to the terrible
havoc about 70 be made among them, will
help % convey some idea OF the scene
in the little wooden church At HolyoSe yester
day The prayers ana other services winch
usually preccde the sermon in catholic churches
in the evenings had been gone through, and
Father carroll, or 81 stephens. had mounted the
pulpit ana was speaking WIN great solemuiJ Of
death, ana warning he attentive congregation
OF tie danger Of postponing the NAL preparation
for Is coming, when dreadful crash was
heard. aud mass oil loose bricks falling On the
roof crushed it m and carried instant destruction
into the midst OF the amazed ana horror-stricKen
crowd. The mad stampede or the crowd, tramp
ling ana crushing each other to death in
their wild ana lrenzled EFFORTS 10 escape
the falling roof AMI tho dreadful scene
at the doors, caused ny the fact
mat they only opened nwardIy. and thus
prevented free egress have left an impression
tnaJ will not soon be enaced. such scene OF
wild panic and FRENZY must have taken place on
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PAUL BOTTOMS SWIM.

CHE AMERICAN SEA WALKER TO JOURNEY FROM
THE FRENCH TO THE ENGLISH coAsT-A PRE-
PARAroRY TRIP n THE WATER
LONDON. May 81, 1875.
This is tie day liked upon BY Paul Boyton TO
paddle In bis safety suit from Boulogne to Cape
Grisnez, from which place he Will start Tor Eng
land.
STATE or THE WEATHER AND THE SEA.
the weather ana the sea IN the Channel are
heavy
WATCHING THE WALKER OF THE WATERS.
Mr. Schenck, the American Minister, and Mr..
Plimsou, member o. Parliament, VIII witness
Bottoms second attempt tomorrow 70 swim
pcross the Channel after he starts from the French
or the English side.
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FRANCE.

THr COMMITTEE OF THIRTY ORGANIZED M
FAVOR OF TEE REPUBLIC.
PARIS, May q, 1873
Tne Committee or Thirty organized this after
soon oy the election or NJ. Dc Lavergne as Presi-
TENT and NM. Laboulaye and Leroyer vice Presi-
tents.
ii. de LAvergne in his opening address, which
was received with cheers, called upon all good
citizens ITO rally round the REPUBLIC"
rgy ASSEMBLY WORK or TIKI COMMITTEE OF
THIRTY.
the Committee OF Thirty have decided 70 con-
slider nrst the bill concerning public powers, next
the Senate bill and third the Electoral bill.
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THE BOSTON POST.

BOSTON, May q, 1875.
certificate OF paid up capital OF the Boston
Post Company was died yesterday ana a charter
obtained. The object o. the company is to con-
tinue the publishing and printing business and
hold the material ana good win OF the Boston
Post the capltai stock Is $500, 900. divided INTO
1900 shares OF 800 each. INC corporators are
Edw. f. Porter. president, HeR. Ezra .. wi1aiow,
secretary.
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The frst EDITION Of Couldngs Sew York City Diree-
tory which has Just been published, one OF the most
complete and guides 81 the KIND that has vet
been offered the people this civ. II IS nouno
neatly ana with strength ana contains A,i@s manner
moro than has been giyea IN any other work % ths
character nj New York. making the total number
~ the directory 2536j The woyA has been
piled with great AMI shows many improvements
upon the ordinary class 81 directories published
which rec0mmend " 70 tue mercantile community
The directory has been arranged with thu greac
accuracy. aud there l. cassirt h.t o. all tns
mercantile pursuits and trades A. he city lhs
entire printed IN thirteen DAYS ~ MI Joht
folhemns. 81 Nassau street and /. sold tor ~
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OBITUARY.

LIEUTENANT oRsdsBT M'xsIGHr MITCHELL.
A cable despatch from London brings the sac
intelligence OF the sudden death or Ormsby
Mcknight Mitchell formerly OF the United states
Army. from brain ever. Mr.. Mitchell was the
youngest son OF the late General OrmsDy Mcknight
Mitchell. VINO was ilvorabiY known throu2houi
the Union "a a patriotic leader 10 the against
armed secession and 20 the word q science IS
popular teacher or ASTRONOMY. Young Mitchell
wa, porn at Cincinnati, ONO a5Oul le45; entered
West Point as a cadet July /, 1861; graduated and
was attached az a second Lieutenant 70 the seven.
teenth IN anlty June 80 1855, aud q. ones pro
NOTED Il arst ueutenancy; served IN CARR
at Fort PreO.c Me. and az narti
lsapd, \. ~; was adJutan5 20 December, !. %
acting ass slant adjut3nt general on irouler dut1
AT san Antonio ann az Galveston. feXas. 20 Janu,
ary, 1867, alda-de.camp 10 General Canoy 20 Au
gust, 1867, when he was trans erred % the Fourth
Artlllerl as drst lieutenant. lie was subsequently
Tor some tune detailed 70 duty ia the signal ser.
vice. lie aderward married, az Detroit Mich
MISS Pequette, daughter Of one Oh me wealthy old
French pioneers or that locality, and reslgnlnR
MS army co omission devoted himaelf % the care
Uf the Pequefte estate. meanwhile reading
law aud being admitted ~ the Bar.
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copper
THE M00DY-SANKEY REVEALS.

TIE AMERICAN MISSIONARIES STILL SUCCESSFUL
IN ENoLAND-PEoPLE AND PEERS UNDER THE
INFLUENCE OF THE CALL.
LONDON, May q, 1875.
Messrs. Moody and Sankoy, the American
Fevivalists, continue 10 hold number OF revival
meetings daily.
There Is no dlminution in the number OF people
VINO gather TO hear them. Among their hearers
yesterday were the Earl OF Saaftesoury, Lord
Cairns, the Earl or Cavan ana many clergymen.
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SPAIN.

NAVAL. ACTION BY THE CARIIsTs--AS ALFoNmsT
ADMIRAL SAID TO HAVE BEEN KILLED.
LONDON, May 2s--5 A. NJ.
special despatch from s.. Jean &c Luz 70 The
Stoncard states that Carlist battery at Mount
RICO had fred on the spanish squadron, and that
me admiral commanding was killed and four OF
us onicers wounded.
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THE SCHILLER.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE.
LONDON, May 81, 1875.
Three divers worked around the spot where
the steamship Schiller was lost during space
Of three hours to-day.
WHAT THEY RECOVERED.
Each diver recovered about half ton of
copper.
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BoYToN IN THE WATER.

BouLoGSE, May II, 1878
Paul Boyton entered the water here mt quar-
ter.past two o'clock this afternoon ana immedi-
aicly started Tor Cape Grisnez.
AN IMMENSE CROWD or SPECTATORS.
An immense crowd OF people witnessed his de.
parture.
THE WIND UNFAvoRABLg.
he iabors under the disadvantage OF an adverse
wind.
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thirteen Of those injured and four other physicians
attenned from TWO to four persons each.


attsnned from two to four persons each.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
Thrilling scenes and incidents we're numerous
The following are selected from large number
collected by the reporters OF the Springfield Re-
publican Peter Monatto. in whose store
the dead bodies were Afterwards "a
ken, was in the cody OF me church with
three children when the IRE caught. he mnedl-
ateY ran toward the DANES and attempted 10
put them cut with several pals OF water
taken from the priests residence ad-
joining the church. Finding It useless
ne then tried to save some or the furniture, but
was quickly driven away. he and his children
were all saved. one girl escaped from the gallery
By Jumping on the back Of q man. who
carried her out.
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the breaking out OF the nre in tue French csurch
IN Rolyoak, ana the misery and confusion must
have been heightened by the want OF adequate
preparation for sucn a calamity.
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) CATASTROPHE At SURREY GARDENS,

THE CATAsTRopHE At SURREY GARDENS
LONDON, ENGLAND.
In October, 1856, at the service on Sunday morn.
ing, in trc music hall al surrey Gardens, London.
a false alarm Of danger was gwen during the ce.
livery OF a sermon by the Rev. c. H. Spurgeon,
now or the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Southwark,
England, which had me eject OF causing rush
Of the audience 10 the doors ana stsircases. The
eagernes. oi tha psope TO get ont or the building
resulted IA 4 scramble aud crush, In which II was
supposed more than mtg persons lost their lives.
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THE MONEY PANIC IN BRAZLL.

LONDON MAY ~, 1876.
Adnens frsn RIO Janeiro report that tue mons.
tssv panic In that ciy Is suoslding.
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DYElNG AND CLEANSING. TAKE 1T TO THE
NEW YORK DiEiNG AND PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, STATEN ISLAND. Ofices-9S Duane street, 75l
broadway, 6l0 sixth avenue, New York. LOG and l6i
Pierrepont street, Brooklyn. Oldest in the country.
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ALASKA Observation-Disclosures NEW STYLE or
genilemen'S summer HAT y now ready ut KNO&'S, No
2l2 Broadway, aud in tne Finn Avenue HoeL II Ia
The fayorite tho
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DAvID'S SUMNER STYLES OF GENTLEMEN's
HATS pearl Casslmeres and stiff and soft Felt Hats
periec yenAaon IN our dress hats speciality. sales
room. 29ga BroafMAy near DnAne streeL
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A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFORMIrIE.
successfully ue.tod BY DR. !. y MARsH, PRINCIPAL a
the late Marsh 4 at his old Office No. VeseJ
street Aston House, opposite Pauls chnrch. No
motion with any other Office III tins city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-28

ANXIOUS WIFE, SINKING UNDER THE PANGs
OF Neuralgia, WoLcoTr's PAIS PAINT. For Catarrh
WoLCoTT's CATARRH
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A BRIGHTER DAY DAMNED ON RUPTURED
The ELASTIC Truss. 6s3 Broadway, which, Imme
diatey adopted by government and all prominent phy
sicians instantly superseded all metal trusses.
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DESHLER'S PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy for CuIrLs FEVER ASp MALARIA.
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"ABn AS PURIFIER USE HYATTS LIFE
BALsAs the old and reliable family medicine Use tas
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rnr NEW YORk rRInrNE sAYs ~

Coudings New York City directory Tor b3W
has Issued. II contains 25J..1l names, ana y
claimed that this is larger uumter by - - az least.
than has been gwen any ather directory Of Ncw
York The volume contains large coiurti double map
III the entire This directory published hy Ia "
renee q. Gouldng. Nos ~ i3A 10 Nassau street. and
tttnn Il A. day
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ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS TO ORDER,
BY HoJER GRAHAM, Painters and Slgn Engrayera
~ Duane
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THE LADY OR GENTLEMEN SOJoCRNERS Al
fashionable seaside spas rest
that GLkSS's sULPHrs soar wiz furnish them
proeeoL prompt relief from irritation 81 the cut
ce matter from what cause arising, and prevent aE
or freckles One box three cakesl Zoe.
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IEIDls VARIED ASSORTMENT OF

A.-ESPENSCHEID'S VARIED ASSORTMENT or
light and dasning summer bats challenge the closest
scrutiny ofoonnosseurs ~ articles o. veru The fabric,
he oilers Tor the present summer reflect credit mol
merely upon the manutac has the pleasure OF
submitting them, eEt American art ls salesroom
is at lis Nassau street.
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A.-PATENT WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS OF
every descripuon. UPaAM a CO. 80 and - Canal
street aud 800 Broadly way
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norroN OUT IRON rHE wArER-

BoULoGNE May 81, 1876.
Paul Boyton landed at Andresclles, about two
snirds OF the distance between here ana Cape
Grisnez, at sixteen minutes past 1--WE O'Clock this
afternoon, and has gone to the latter place.
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DYSPEPTICS ARE ALWAYS "OUr OF SORrS.n
The PERUVIAN has cured Of ~ years stand
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FOR A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION USE
PRINCESS ROYAL CREAM. Coral LILY
VALLEY POWDER removes Freckles and Pmples; tonic
for the SKIN. III West Fourteenth street
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ROYAL ENCOURAGEMENT !


ROYAL ENCOURAGEMENT TO THE DEEP ETA
TOURIST.
LONDON, May 2S--5 A. NJ.
rne Queen and Prince OF wales have had tele-
grams sent 20 Paul Boyton expressing their
hopes for his success
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE Is NOT
enamel but medicine for tho skin. Ladies'
vited TO test tbs article before purchasing. No WeS
Twenty-nfth street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
- - - = - -
BUTLER ON GRANT.
SEt THIS ARCADIAN.

A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BE GIVEN
n 70 cultivated person than "fhe Cyclopedia OF tbs
BE Thoughts Charles Dickens carefully indeSed.
beautifully bound. Price, 50 Compiled by T. y. Defon
tame AMI published by y. y HALE son, IL MurrAy
street New YORK.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE RE-
moves all Wrinkles Try Il. No. West TwentY-Afth
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WIGS, ToUPEEs. &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRAC-
tcal Wig Maker and Importe. Of human Hair, a. Kasa
Twelfth street. Broadway.
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A HOLOCAUST.

"a 41OLOOLAO w l.
A Church and Congregation Con-
sumed by Fire.
A MEMORABLE CORPUS CHRISTI.
The French Catholic Church at HOlyOke,
Mass, a Funeral Pyre.
THE ALTAR DRAPINGS IGNITE
Overwhelming Confusion---Trampled and
Roasted Alive,
THE RUSH FOR THE DOORS
Whole Families Perish To-
gether.
Seventy five Lives LOSt---Great Num-
berS Wounded.
A Catastrophe Over in
Twenty Minutes,
Heroic Endcavors to Fight tie Flames and
Rescue the Congregation.
THE FLIGHT FROM THE GALLERY.
Heartrending Scenes Around the
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BUTLER OK GRANT.
SIZE HE ARCADIAN.
-GoULD1Sa's NEW CITY DIRECTORY.
4 WV cry prrFCrORY.

n. - - -
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MEv0Y's POWDERED KALYE FOR WASH
ing and housekeeping One box 25cl viii clean an
ordinary Sized house from attic TO basement Sold nv
druggists aud grocers. Manufactured by New York
Chemical Works, ~ Murray street
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PoMERoY'S PATENT RUPTURE BELTS AND
BAND lRvssEs IA Broadway New York. by far the best
use
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wn 5. I..n.a n ~ dayA
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rRow's NEw Yonk cry DIEEcfoRY.
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the following were also seriously burded -
Mary Gazing, Mary and Lucy Hess, Louisa Brown,
young chapel girl, Victoria Brlson, Lousa Tor
rier. Lizzie Mercles and Lena BAR. large ma.
lorlty o. these mus; dic.
one girl was terribly burned ana was removed
10 tEe House o. Providsnc..
Drs, chase and smith dressed the wounds OF
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n announcing the sath annual publication Of mes
complete Standard Directory II ne City q New YorG
=. ,,,,.n.-. a..r, 4, tfoir satV ~
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Lives LOst---Great Num-
berS Wounded.

I Catastrophe Over in
Twenty Minutes.
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. book purporNuE @ e Z comprualum O VoFI'u1 a
dresses hut tor whieh the catyass was principally
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70 Is7sT6
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Made iuring tpFh
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are Mary Lachance, Mrs. Bridge, the mother OF
seven children, one o. wnom is missing
and probably among the dead; Razauth
Briggs. sophia HILBERT Annie Lapolnie,
Lacosta Endor. Charles CONNIE, burned padly.
but viii recover. a. viii probably the brother OF
Father Duresne and e is estimated that twenty
Or thirty were taken % other houses some Of
whom must die.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-19

CoNGREssIoNAL.-ln the House, on
the 10th, the bill making appropria-
1ions for sundry civil expenses OF the
Government, was reported. 1t con-
tains a provision appropriating $50
$50 for engraving and printing the
certificates of the Centennial stock
for the International Exposition, and
also $5O5,O00 to enable the executive
departments and the Smithsonian In
stitute to participate i'll the eXposi-
ton, and repeats the proviso that the
sum hereby approx rated shall cover
the entire expense to which the INIT
ed States shall be subjected on ac-
count Of the exposition.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-19

KING kALAKAUA and his suite, and
the United States Minister ut llaw ali,
Mr.. Pierce, sailed from San Francisco,
on the United States steamer Pensacola.
for Honolulu, on the I'd inst. The Pen
sacola was escorted down the bay by
the United States steamer Mcpherson,
on board of which were Gen. Schofield
and staff. A royal salute was fired from
the forts as the steamer passed. Almost
simultaneously with the departure of
the King, the reciprocity treaty with the
Sandwich Island Government, WI, sent
by the President OF the United States to
the Senate.
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to the Public.

WHEREAS, for the past two Years, various
w persons have sought, by %artfully- wo1deti
advertisements, To impress upon tie public mind
that | Nathaniel :. Dodge, ID, WAS with
them, or IN some way connected with them pro-
fes-ionslly; now, this WAS don. without yDy
knowledge or consent, as my name is rirtuGiig
my Trademarks; therefore, i have been forced 10y
make known in this public manner the above
facts, and that l have no partner or agent, ami
10 protect myself and the public have been al the
expense of II steel plate engraving of my self,
which may he ordered from me price q, cents
at ljS South Halsted ST., Chicago, Ill. My sr--
cialty is the treatment OF chronic diseases, and
those peculiar 10 the female sex. The poor re-
caive prescriptions free. do not keep OPEN
office. and those wishing to consult NE must Ito
80 personally or by letter AS above. / hereby
caution all persons against Using my name in
connection with any other person or person.,
professionally, as such persons using my naInr
will be, prosecuted TO the fullest eNirht OF the
law. Should the public meet any sach partis-
using my maine, l trust that they VIII treat them
in the manner that they so justly deserve.
Your ebcdient servant,
81 NATHANIEL y. DODGE.
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A GENTLEMAN by the name of Hunt
ington, from Dubuque, Iowa, has been
in Maryville during the past two weeks,
trying to make arrangements for start
ing a machine shop, etc, here. He has
about $1,000 o worth of machinery which
he wishes to bring here, and he asks the
citizens to raise $1,000 as Il loan, to be
secured by mortgage on the machinery.
1t would seem to be Il good investment,
but how our citizens will take it is not
decided. Certainly such Il mandatory
ought t o pay here, and is demanded by
the growing interests of the county
MarNville Rep.
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THE Nedaway Republican is advo-
eating the building of 4 Jail for that
county, and offers the folio owing good
reasons why it should be done:
There are now eight prisoners
from Nodaway county confined i'll
the Savannah Jail, six or even of
whom must be brought up to the
March term of Circuit Court for
trlal-all of which causes great ex-
pense. There have been during the
past year, as high as ten prisoners of
Nodaway county confined in the Jail
at Savannah. How long will it take
at such rates to spend more than
would build q new jail? AS a meas
ure of economy to say nothing about
the convenience, we think a new jail
is much needed. and we hope our
county court will give the matter
their earnest attention"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-19

WIN. BAILY. formerly keeper of the
county Jail of Holt county, received a
letter last week from Mitchell county,
North Carolina, his old home. and the
great ising-glass country. The letter
states that his aged mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Baily. born April 20. 1880, was
still in the enjoyment Of excellent
health. with her mental and physical
faculties unimpaired, and her eye-sight
good. If Mrs. Baily should live to see
the 10th of April. 1875, she will be %
years of age. The letter goes on to
state that the winter has been quite mild
IN North Carolina so far; Corn com
handing so cents per bushel and wheat
$1.-Sentinel.
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a NEW conner into the Sand creek
neighborhOod was severely used by a
mule one day last week. The man
was working behind the mule. when
the treacherOus animal kicked, strik-
ing him in the face, cutting his mouth
and II check all to pieces, knocking
out seven or eight teeth. and sinking
cork into his forehead the full
length, narrowly missing his brain.
DR.. E. l.. Reed, who resides in the
neighbOrhood, was called in and
dressed his wounds, but he thought
it a chance if the man survived
Judge of his surprise when, the next
morning, he called on the patient, he
found him sitting up by the stove,
smoking. Evidently not much differ
ence in toughness between the man
and mule.-Nodaway Republican, II.
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Lexington Intelligencer: Water is
so scarce in Lafayette county that stock
of every description are dying off at an
alarming rate. We hear of some farm
ers driving fifteen and twenty miles to
water. y gentleman living i'll the low
er edge of this county dro,e ~thirty-live
head of cattle to Blackwater. The cat
tie were nearly starved. and so great
was their thirst that they rushed into the
stream pellmell, breaking the ice, and
could not be driven out until thew were
nearly dead. lie started home with the
poor beasts, but twenty-four head died
on the road.
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WE were partly mistaken i'll our
notice last week of the mission of the
Modoc Indians that arrived i'll St. Jo-
seph. They + not to be taken to a
reservation in the Indian Territory,
but in company with Col. Meacham,
and one or two Others, intend to
make a tour of the country, giving
exhibitions, lectures, &c, delineative
of savage life. They gave one of their
exhibitions in St. Joe last week, OF &
most interesting and instructive
character. true to life.