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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
PROTECTION IN CANADA.

MEETING AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGITATION
CONTEMPLATED.
MONTREAL, Sept. 2.-At a meeting in favor
Of Protection held last night, committee reported IN
favor Of in support Of that policy
II likewise recommended the establishment of perina-
nent committee which would communicate with the Ca
madam manufacturers and decide upon uniform course
OF action Resolutions carried in favor OF maintain
ing tho duties goods imported from the United States
80 long the American Government evies the same
rates on articles of Canadian manufacture and export
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
LocoNorIvE THROWN OFF BY cow.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The sos and 1918
trains OF as night to Baltimore and the North, over fae
baltimore and Potomac Railroad, were delayed Until
O'clock this morning, owing 20 the engine of last nSbts
7.lo We leu train running into low near Bowie be-
tween Washn ston and Baltimore Tie baggage car was
thrown frorn the track and OF the trucks demolished
No person .,s mi red.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
A TEXAS JUDGE IN ARREST FOR GRAVE GRIMES

CHICAGO, Sept. John w. Mcdonald, for
ery Judse OF the Court OF Harris County Texas was
arrested in this city this morning by Ase, Sheriff OF
Harris County upon warrant Issued by Gov Beveridee
upon requiston OF the Governor of Texas The requs
ton charges Mcdonald with the crime Of forgery and
there are several indictments against him for embezze
mont OF the public funds Mcdonald fed from Houston
I'm s73 and went to various places among others to
Denver where he nearly caught: Thence, IL
IL is understood his wife keeping business ON tho
Meet ga. '..a~- - name q: De- Cleveland Mcdonald is
tina south. " here lie Ia well known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
UNKNOWN WOMAN KILLED ON TIE ERIE RAIL-
WAY.

Yesterday afternoon woman was run over
md instantly killed the Erie hallway, near Penhorn
Creek Hackensack Meadows, n. j. She was walking Oh
tho track and paid attention to the whistle ~"
body was taken 70 the Morgue and County Physician
etout VIZ informed She evidently Gcrmin, aged 40
years wore coarse for N cothins, heavy shoes, and
si.v! over her head There German passport IN
ner retcule, granted 20 Mary Beloocns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
THE REPUBLIC OF CHILL.

MAXIM DiSAS!Eh-A NJ" aiNiTA''" =" '' '4''''-'
STATES APPOINTED.
KINGSTON, Aug. 25.-Adyices by way OF
Panama fIoin Chill state that serious loss OF life oc-
CURED recently in the Archipelago OF Chloe During
gale seven lighters were lost the island OF Quin-
claco and 80 persons drowned. In two or three
cases four and persons of the same family persisted
The Argentine papers say that the Gillian Minister 10
Buenos Ayres Senior GuiIlermo Bes Cana has been APP
pointed Minister Plenpotentiary to Washington, and
that he will be succeeded by Senior Adao ibanez the
present representative OF Chilli in tine United States,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
KILLED AT A WEDDING.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-At Dayton, Ohio. yes
tcrisy willie Col william Dawson was ct the wedding
OF friend ak roughs demanded admttance Col Dawson
opposed them, when james Murphy, rotod nifaan.
a, h,sd and killed hir, Murphy was placed IN jatl
rbrce nuntrcd people gathered NJ tho a at night 70
iynch Murphy but mo entire loico fo'oe % sho wy
tn ned out and Prevented IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
THE CARLIST WAR.

PRISONERS OF WAR SENT T) BAnCcLoNA-THE
BISHOP OF URGEL IMPRISONED.
MADRID. Thursday, Sept 1873.
Gen. Martinez CampOs has arrived at Ripoll
on his way Barcelona with the Carls prisoners can
tured at do Urgel The Bishop OF SEQ de Uge who
was also captured will be imprisoned in fortress at
Alicante where he will await the decision Of the Govern
ment In his case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
THE FALL CAMPAIGN IN THIS CITY.

THE FALL CAMPAlON IN lhlo CllI.
PHoBaBLE MATTERS FOR DISCUSSION AT THE COMING
CONVENTIONS PREPARATIONS FOR THE COMING
rIKcrIoN-RrroRTs TO HEAL DIssENsioNs IN
TAMMaNY RANKs-A BITTER POLITICAL sTRUG-
GLE FoREsHADowED.
The Republican and Democratic State Con-
vcntions will meet ON Sept Sept 1G respectively
the first Saratoga and the other at Syracuse. The del
egstes to each will chosen within the next ten days.
The local dissensions in this city will be prominently
brought forward in the Democratic Convention at SYRIA
ouse and the recent action Of Tanidany Hal In reorgan
zlng the lid XIth and XVIII Assembly Districts in
der TO Dust Hayes, Moissey and Ledwith from their
leadership, will be sharply criticised The primary cleo
tons held In each election district Monday evening for
Delegates Assembly District Convention TO choose
the delegates to the State Convention indicate, IL is
thought, o unanimous representation from this city in
favor of Tanmany Hall. The primaries were held under
resolution adopted by the State Convention in 1871
which forbds interference by any central or county a
thority aud makes the Assembly District Conventions
separate and independent having relations only with the
State Convention. The opponents OF Tammaoy Iali
claim that the General Committee exceeded its power
ia removing the regularly appointed District Commit
tees in the lid, xIth and XVIII Districts, and
substituting new They insist That the prima-
res IN those districts should have been called by
the old District Committees and not having
been thus called, irregular. With TINS view,
and order to bring the issue fairly before the State
Convention, call for primaries IN these districts has
been made by the displaced District Committees, at
which delegates favorable TO Morrissey and Hayes no
tonbt will he elected II IL not probable however, IN
tie light VI past years, that the State ConVcnuoh WI"
admit the claims Of Mr. Morrssey and his followers ana
reverse the action OF the leaders In Tammany Hall
Every Assembly District Association has ratified by
formal vote the action OF the General Committee as to
the dssfocted dstr.cts II win be claimed. therefore.
that rty discipline demanded. for the welbeina OF the
organization, the summary which were taken,
snd that the great 81 the Democratic voters,
through their local representatives, approve the action
10 understood that tho Of Gov Iilden VIII 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
COLLISION OF TWO BRITISH IRON-CLADs

TIE VANGUARD SUNk-NO LIVES LOsI
LONDON, Thursday, Sept 2, 1878.
Intelligence was received here this noon of col
lision in the Channel between Her Majesty's war
vessels Iron Duke and Vanguard resulting in the
sinking of the latter No lives were lost. Both are
double screw iron ships armorplated, and of 6,O34
tons each,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
day night recognized the dgturbances at the primary
election In that district by the following resolutions

Whereas has been brought 70 the fnowledge o. TINS
gates TO the Assembly District Democratic Convention IN the
xXIvth XVIII Election Districts Of the Axth ASSEM-
esoIrd THAT We hereby the irregularities and
frauds publicly perpetrated against the protest OF
citizens assembled at such eecti0ns ,.... ~,
pledge ourselves to the support and assurance o
the candidates who were honestly by the electors In
districts debared by force and violence rom
their rights and their protest before the
semby District Convention before the state Con
vention at syracuse
ACommttee of Five was appointed for the purpose OF
making this protest effective by tho best means In s
power on the contest for seats in the regular Democratic
state Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
THE ANNIVERSARY OF SEDAN.

THE DAY OBSERVED THROUGHOUT GERMANY-GEN-
TRAL REJOICING.
BERLIN, Thursday, Sept Q, 1873.
To-day is the anniversary of the surrender
OF Sedan II is observed throughout Germany as holi-
day aud day Of general rejoicing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

sTARTLrNG AMOUNT OF CRIME IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. IA very unusual amount
of eareessness prevailed here during the past week
causing general comment aud some structures On tho
police force The low element of the city has not been so
unruly for years Shooting ARRAYS and bold burgaries
arc very numerous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. 2.-The following
gentlemen this evening elected as delegates to the
Republican State Convention from the lid Assembly
District Of Monroe County: Messrs W. Lincoln sage
Charles f. Fitch Louis seye, Walter Weldon, Henry f.
Van Dake and William Graehe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

THE SUIT AGAINST GEN. RUGGLEs WITHDRAWN.
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 2.-The case OF Gordon
ainst Gen Rugges and clerks for assault and b"tItfy
Lss been dismissed, and the plaintiff yayr costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA German named Michael
Kuhn kicked In the abdomen by lbs vile dans 40 alter
eaten between TUESDAY last from the effects OF which
he died Yesterday re charged with iunieuy 70 him
Whcn cd leI " commit Tie assStls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
THE EAST INDIAN COTTON CROP.

THE GROUND COMMUNICATING ECEssITATED
BOMBAY, Thursday, Sept. 2 1873.
Heavy rains in the Baroach District will ne
ee,ate the repsnting Of large part the crop
there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
AN AMERICAN SCHOONER ABANDONED.

KINGSTON, Aug. 2I.-lhe steamer hihciioi',
which arrived az Aspnwall on the 9th Inst, reports That
h,,a on the massage from Liverpool TO Barbad0cs on
the 18Th OF Ju, passed derect, apparently schooner
~ American build with no masts standing, and water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
THE CIVIL, WAR IN COLOMBIA.

TIE NArIoSAL FORCES vICroRIoUs-GEN. RAsCOs
KILLED AND Gen. sANTo DOMINGO VIA PUT TO
FLIGHr-GREAT INSECURITY FELT AT BARRAN-
QUHLA-BUsISrss SUSPENDED.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Aug. 25.-1he Panama
star and Herald Of Aug 81 received here, has the fol-
lowing regarding trouble between the state OF Boil
var and the Colombian Government:
telegram from Aspnwall, Aug 10, says" The Royal
Mail steamer Dee. last nom Cirthagen. has arrived,
Will sayanla dates the 10Th inst, and reports that
Gen Riascos was killed AMI Gen. San0 Domingo VIA
defeated at Banco. Several officers we're aso killed
other dispatches state that Is officers were Killed Re
ports he FrgncOnia confirm the above, ana say lhat
santo Domingo Villa escaped
special telegram sent from Aspnwall at p m on
the same evening a. the above, says:
Gen Riascos and two OF his chief officers have been
killed Gen Herrera with the few men lett away TO
Karrnaua Gen SantO Domingo Via took the II aincrs
Nurio ANA Vengoechea and started for FL Banco Moth
Ing further Is known OF him. IL is doubtful II he VIII sue
coed President Baena has taken possession of the Gus
tom-house. 49,
From most trustworthy source in Barranquia, under
dale OF the 10th inst have te following important
news Of the state Of affairs the Atlantic coast Az
can easily he conceived the state OF uncertainty aud IN
security h such that ventures 10 draw bills or do
business until political matters take ON settled aspect,
winch oar correspondent and all business men hope VIII
soon be the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
A NEW ELEMENT IN THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.

Mr.. BUELL. TO TAKE THE STUMP IN OHIO. EXPOSE
THE POLAND GAG LAW, AND DIVERT ATTENTION
Prom MONEY QUESTIONS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Mr. A. c. Buell.,
formerly Washington correspondent Of The ST.
Louis Republican, and against whom pro-
ceedngs are now pending here for the alleged
benc " Senator Chandler OF Michigan VIII ieaVe mere
against the Republicans, and make an expose
Of the influences which brought into existence
the soealled Poland gaglaw and the purpose
which 1t was designed TO subserve. He VIII treat the
subject from a newspaper correspondenps standpoih
lie Expects TO divert attention from the money question
and create side issue by attacking the record OF the
Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03
ARTICLES OF PEACE SIGNED.

Dispatches were received in this city yester-
stating that articles " peace had been signed by Cen
Deigado commander Of the national forces VI the Co
lombian Government, anil Gen. santo Domingo Villa,
landing the insurgents This reestablshes peace in
the republic and leaves the national authority unlues-
toned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-03

THE xxTH DISTRICT DEMoCP..rr ASSOCIATION
The XXth Assembly District West Side Dem
ocratc Asssatfon 1T their regular meeting on wednes-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-28

The denomination ofthc Hon. l..
q G. Lamar Of Mississippi for re.clec-
ton 10 Congress IL pleasing vlndicn-
ton 10y his own constituents oi one of
the most patriotic and able men con-
trlbutod by the South to tho councils
Of the nation since the war; Mr.. La.
mar will ever bo remembered IN one
OF the oulogsts Of Senator Sumner In
the House Of Representatives.. That
the people Of Alisslss ppi understand
and fully approve his position on the
floor OF Congress and In the New
Hampshire campaign is shown by the
resolution reported elsewhere, In
which they declare their opposition to
the organization of parties on the col
or line, and invoke the cooperation Of
good citizens of every color and mn
tivity TO secure honest and capable
government,
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The Suspension Of The Firm
Creates Intense Excitement
IN Commercial Circles.
Liabilities Between Five and
SiS Million Of Dollars.
Indcbt cdncSs OF the House Dis
tribuicd All Over this
Country and Europe.
A Considerable Amount Reing
In Letters Of Credit Held
by Travellers.

NEW YoRK, July 2I--'rhe doors OF
Duncan, sherman Il Co., were closed
ut Hes this morning. Only In gem
eral way IL the cause of suspension ns-
cerlaned. IL Is admitted that the
house lost very largely on cotton. In
fact, this IL the principal source of loss.
Investments with various railroad en-
terprises old and new, also, entnlled
losses. Thqir liabilities are under
stood TO be between five and six mil
lion dollars. Duncan returned from
Europe about two weeks ago, and has
since been making close eXamina-
ton of his assets, and as he found
them largely inadequate, he resolved
to endea> or to get new cash capital,
and having failed to do so, determed
1t was best to suspend and make Il gen
eral assignment tor the benefit Of
all creditors. Indebtedness distributed
all over this country and Europe. A
considerable amount being in the form
of letters of credit held by travellers.
The house was founded in 1850, by
Alexander Duncan, Watts Sherman
and w. Butler Duncan, the later the
head of the present house. The pres
ent firm has been in operation about
ten years. Great sympathy is express
ed for the firm, particularly for w.
Butler Duncan. The credit of the
house was good up the hour of suspen-
sion, and had Duncan chose to avail
himself of this, the house need not
have suspended. Great excitement
prevailed I'm the lower part of the city
us soon as the rumor of the suspension
began to be circulated. A large crowd
of people soon collected, n majority
of whom, however, were attracted
about their Offices. Many attempts
were made to gain admission to the
building, but the doors remained OBJ
stinately closed. Even telegraph
messenger was unable o gain admis-
sion till he bethought himself of the
back way, on Pine street, and even
then he was compelled to hand his
dispatch through an iron grating. In
side, the numerous clerks could be
seen at their desks busily engaged
with books, but entrance was denied
to all. AT 10 o'clock, there was still
much excitement in the neighborhood
of banking houses, but no new deN ell
opments of Importance had occurred.
It is understood that full statement
of the affairs of the house is in prepa-
aration. The following circular has
been issued 10y the firm:
Through losses and misfortunes,
our available assets are so reduced that
we are compelled to 60 into liqulda-
ton. DUNCAN SHERMAN & co.
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rELgG0,rn MlRGRrS,


HALVEsOR, luly M. Cation market nuini
ani unmlnal uiinHH lilW umh nullua-
- l2arI Low iuIdilnF lHhW WihdilnH iili
nnui miiliuH llhf nilr lli uAlNs,
Nav NnNK, IWlY ti.- Nuli upNnrd "a lliis,
Mnrka active ana unsettled, hiHits uulpi,
Gold MA MONEY pAsY,
Cotton, -fuiufra ppfuri heavy. August
lr,mii 8-lnr,i September, Il i,sli l-lOc,i urlu,
boz Va q lnrd NnfuWhrr il NJ
Cotton Numiunl, pplHndH, ~ ni Or
ipanh ilf hHlts 900 bales
Flour dull Rud dnrliulug wheat doc
rlllng, iolnuulri und heavy,
Pork 2lc Lnfd nfini aiNam li'sr,
hplrlls iuurnllur Heavy no ht
ltpsin dullt ~ n ultlfl iliur strained.
lfelghls hrn,
hAL1INoNr. luly W,- Whpaf wnnk NJ Naio
lpWnU MnfylHd lr,l I niall ~, amber "A lat
tl M Wiilpri 2ifl lhi henuY i.iH rcd u Ai
l.uFnnN, lazy ~ Nom frlnil 's,
iAHih, iulY "a itruirs Mf WO.
ldYFHiUuL, iuly,l, Noon tuliun steady,
MlddlIuH uplundsl 40 Orleans, ttdl hnlcsl
Ia Un huluH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-28
WEDNESDAY MORNING ijjtluly a.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
arrival and Departure ~ TrainH ~,
DAiias,
n0unTON Am rHKAs pENrnAL
TIIE MEATIIIIi.

The weather for the South Atlantic,
dulf States, Tcnnessee and Ohio yal'
Icy, stationary to falling barometer,
slight changes IN temperature, South
west 10 Southeast winds and partly
cloudy weather viii prevail, with rain
areas from West Quito Ohio valley,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-28

ed pr liyerpopl win the accused ull
hoard Allplney General liirli slalr-
that when The legal pnluls hn,r icon
examined, should the law decide ud-
Verse 10 the Captain, he will he made
. party 10 lhe crime, having hnrhnr4l
TIE accused person, and ihnl steps will
he taken lor his arrest ou lhe return Of
his ship 10 This port.
The son u Captain lambert, ~ lhe
lnw-bnnl Wlp0rai aped seven years,
fell oll the " hart AZ l'ass liOulre, and
was drowned
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FlSASoIAL AND o0MMlmnL
0FflpE0F INg pALLA.. llIeAm

uFFipf ~ THH pAllAs iiFRAlp
iNl ti ial,
Odd, lmHill, filYpr ih.
tHrilHnHn Domestic Iff rrni ultiHuui
nllllns = rpr rrni pNrWNW furl.N lnN.
iANnns NnininHl,
Wheat 3D. ,, ppr husiirl, nlG An, q, iif
nHisi 400 mialnl 100,
Corn, per hNshHi in sNrki m4sni fhflird,
Wf.
llaY, halril new wop pfr lnn, ~ nali a.
In.-f ln, "a Wiflnnn,
Hrsi lHI nusirli M H,
uulY Del hnhhflt tl4l fL
Harley Hslnin 500 huhIift
lilaut Fli ul 200 'tnn,
liNrt MHalf pfi lWkiilt
Hides 40 Mat, Hl pDHui, hrafi, lii.mili
hff llultl4i lnNnit llfll HHin firrui if.
~ sailed, 5000
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Death OF n Noted Divine.
DOMESTIC.

Effect OF tie Wall street Excitement.
New YORK, Suly 27.--Duncan, Sher-
man ~ Co., suspended this morning.
The suspension was caused by the great
excitement on Wall street.
PendIcton Elected by Acciamation.
CINCINNATI, July 81. The Board OF
Education elected Pendleton u men,
be of the Board and Manager of the
Public Library, by acclimation.
Fire at vicissburg,
VICKsBURG, July 27.--A fire on
Levee street yesterday destroyed II two
story brick and two one story frame
houses. Property belongs to Peters.
Loss $4,000. Partly insured.
Accidental shooting, not Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-William
H. Conn, who accidentally shot and
killed his wife, was to-day committed
for trial by the coroner, although the
Jury decided the shooting accidental.
The Sentinel Finally Disposed or
INDIANAPOLIS, July 27.-The Senti-
mel of this city has been sold to Hon.
John G. Shoemaker. The editorial and
business control will be in the hands
of Lucien G. Matthews. 1t is under
stood that the paper will be thoroughly
Democratic. The first number, under
the new management, will appear
Wednesday.
Obsequies of willard Richardson.
GALVESTON, July 27.-The funeral
ceremonies of Willard Richardson,
senior, proprietor of the Galveston
News, were conducted by the Odd
Fellows and Masonic fraternities, at
taches of the News office, the Mayor,
Board of Aldermen, City officers and
citizens; services from the Episcopal
Church. There were q very large at
tendance and in the procession.
Lightning Strikes a Funeral Proc es
sion in New York.
New YORK, July 27.-During fear
full thunder storm yesterday morning
lightning struck carriage OF the pro-
cession of Captain Johnson's funeral,
knocking the driver from the box and
fatally injuring him throwing Miss
Dreer and other members of the fami-
" into the road, but without serious
damage to them or the carriage.
Apprehended Race Conflict i'm East
Louisiana.
CINCINNATI, July T.-A dispatch
from New Orleans states that a riot is
apprehended in East Feliciana, where
the negroes have assumed tie offen-
sive and are collecting and arming
through the parish for the supposed
purpose of capturing the town OF Gin
ton. Great excitement prevails
throughout parish. A number ofwhites
have armed and congregated to patroi
the town. A bad feeling has existed
between the races in that parish for
some months.
The Turf.
SARATOGA, July G.-Oletepa won
the one and n half mile race for fillies
foaled in 1872. Time. 2:00l. Countess
won the three. quarter mile race for all
ages. Time, l:I8l. Diovalo won the
steeple chase. Time, $50.
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FOR SALE.

400 acres OF land near the Dallas and Tar
rant county line, near Pacific railroad. Also.
30 acres on West Fork OF Trinity river, In
Wise county. Price low-one-fourth cash,
balance In one and two years. Also, lots In
Central Railroad addition TO city OF Dallas,
on liberal terms JOHN W. LANE,
General Conveyancer and Notary Public.
Office-tiaston 4 Thomas Bank.
July ll-d2w-w2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-28
Az lee storm accompanied ny cy,


LoNDoN, July 81. "A Geneva letter
states, that the recent storm there, was
literally an loo storm, accompanied hy
u cyclone, which lasted not over NJ
teen minutes, II occurred about mid-
night, and cracked every window aud
skyllght In tho nclghhorhood, smush,
cd In roofs, aud did considerable dam.
ngc, The suburbs suffered horribly,
The Ice fell IN masses,
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mis- CELLANEOUS.
Boiler Explosion.


TABLEvILLE, Mich, July GA
boiler explosion to-day killed two per-
SONS and fatally injured the engineer.
Railroad Accident.
CINCINNATI, July 27.-The east
bound express train of the Marietta
and Cincinnati railroad ran off the
track in the culvert near Ioliski. The
fireman was killed. Passengers I'M
hurt.
An Entire Train Goes Through n
bridge.
ST. PAUL, July pa mixed train
of twenty-five ears on the Northern
Pacific railroad went through q bridge
over the Mississippi river at Brainard.
Five persons were killed outright.
The bridge is eighty feet high.
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Medical College of Alabama,
Ar MOBILE,

The Regular Course Of Lectures will begin
on Monday, November 18Th, 1875, and
close about the 10Th of March following.
The Preliminary Course will commence
about the middle of October, at which time
the Dissecting Rooms will be open.
The City Dispensary has been removed to
the College Building. In the course of the
year several Thousand patients are examined
ard prescribed for at this Dispensary, in the
presence of the Students
no Lecture Free to Students from all parts
of the United States.
Naturalization so5 90
Dlssecting Fee, 10 90
For further particulars and Circulars apply
to w. ii. AN DERSON, NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Mobile, June LIST, 1875.