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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

A poultry show in Elmira, n Y. a goose
hatched IN 1865 j. the principal curiosity.
The seventy-year-old fowl is to be exhibited
at the Centennial
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

G>yETY THEATER-Again this theater was
crowded last night with a large aud apprecia-
tive audience to witness the many fine selec-
tions put upon the stage by the management.
The ladies and gentlemen of the company ac-
quilted themselves becomirgly, and the entire
evenings entertainment passed off aereeably,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

Seven and half Z. M.-time of rattle at tba
Hashington-7} this P. VI.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

Don't fail to try Paragon yeast powders.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

In the tlgNreE Tor $50, the appropriations
We're Sl75, 1915 To this sum the late Con
gress added s., 800, geo for Deficiencies, max
ins for the year ending jane 80 next the sum
stated The other appropriations by the late
Congress are for the year beginning July /.
1870, ana ending June 50 1876. The ap3ro
printions for that year, 50 far as we can
,,athcr, are i'll round numbers, rs follows
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

The Carnival at Rome this year, went off
very quietly.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

The Republican party had turned its back
on those who placed it in power had turned
its back on the people, and put itself in sub
lection to schemers, tricksters, corruption-
lists, ofice-seekers, and disreputabls poll
tcans generally. That is what caused its de-
feat, and the same cause VIII have similar
effects on any and every party that forgets its
principles and its duty. The party coming
into power should be admonished by these
things. and begin right from the start,
Dubuque Telegraph.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

Mr.. Henry Waterson rises to explain He
has been quoted as an authority ia approval
of Gen. Schenck's rules for draw poker.
Blushing beneath the undeseryed honors. he
remarks that as far as the judgment of sun
day school superintendent goes the rules
seem fair enough, but that from any other
point OF view he knows nothing about them
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

contract to pay 10 per cent is valid.
u contract to pay per cent. is valid
A contract to pay II per cent. is valid.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10


TIE total amount y appropriations made
10y the present Congress for the support of the
N'4yernnent for the year ending Juno 80,
t>,n' ~ not exactly known, but approximates
EiEh0O0,0oo. The expenditure for several
Years, exclusive Of the interest on the public
debt, the year ending June 80, in the dates
.LNt-n. Inv. Nan nS tnlln,rc
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

81 CHARLES.
M9 n, . Fuller, Lord Bishop of Huron,
fnIa0elplla Canada
AeV " watkins and III Belcher and wife N Y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-10

SEVERELY INJURED About 2:3O O'Clock
yesterday evening man by the name OF
John Powers, about twenty-five years old,
whilst engaged in discharging the steamer
Thompson Dean, lying OF the head of Pow
dras street, was severely injured by bale of
hay accidentally falling upon him. He was
sent to the Charity Hospital, where his inju-
Kiss were given attention.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12

Sic i6ritten binaus su benz alien
SrieO9ote, Der lett 1904 nrr me1r fir Die
5Degrdbnine i'll ben 6am~iliengrilften lido
0ffnste. Jn einem obieitS gele0e!ten
Wiufel, bait aI Der Wauer, blieb tie
iteGel ullo Deutete auf cine tLeine @rasz
ftd9e.
v0ier unten Iie9cn meme 2ieber. Mon
BAT mir Deirulib tbre &Orper ausgeliefeyt,
ober nit Der 8ebingun8, oaB fein Stei1,
tein Oenfmal irgenb einer Dirt i9ret
9lab beseidue. 0aS Bolt bat ibre
Jtamet tdnglt uer9eiien!"
Gle iailf auf Die Gniee uno betete. @r
itano neben ibr unO blidtc finiter sur
Groe. Sic erDob fi6, er taBte Ibre 6ano.
,Wlarion! &ein OetfmaI bier erinnert
al iDre JtubeitGtte. Aber i6 tuiu ibre
9tarlen lebenoig uno uniterbli6 MAIDEN,
10 laltge es ein Bolt gi:bt, bas ringt ulo
tGmpft. 0GS 0enfmal, ba5 i0 tDnen
iebe, uuo bas 0auern miro, lit Die 4ez
idi9te i6res BWnDes. Naboeuf mlO
OartD6." Seller ie5te ct Din5u: puHO
WtaOeleine!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12
Bot IaD istsS { ezra.
Sn1an s.

SON oieler Wo9e ait tagen unb
na0ten auBcr Der 9tational9eieB9ebung
ui6t i~ueniger ais breiBi8 Stoatss
G eeBgebun9en. 9tl1t III Sibune
itt0 mt Die Staats9eieBSeber BON Galii
f%Ornien, Connecticut, Soma, &eutufn,
WfarDlaUO, Stem l0alnpl6ire 1tno Sres
oolt. 9n9egeu iDeroen Die @eieB9eber
foLgen6er Staaten ait 6er @rDeit fem:
Ata6ama, NrfcnlaS, 9elaiDare, T(orioa,
Georgia, SQinois, Snotann, &anias,
Souiitala, Wtaine, Maha6uietts, Oli6is
gan, WinneiDta, Wtii1tiItppt, WtiIourt,
9tebra5fa, NeDuOa, Stem SerieD, Stem
Oorf, gtorO Carolina, O9io, 8ennlplz
%oauien, 9t6ooe SSlanO, SiozGarolina,
Ieuneliee, Eeros, 8ermont, 8irginien,
WeiteSirgtnien un0 @iScouitn. Bon
oieien 9cieb9ebeuoen 8erlamm(unaen
itllo Is IN ibrer WeDrDett oemofrattlh,
II republifanii9; III Giner Ger bon
SainoiS) 9abeu Die {. q. l1uab9dnaiaeu
C~Bauernportei) trob ibrer gerilgcn l3abl
Die @uti6etoung III Der 9alb; in Der
bon 2ouiltana lit ~tpeuigitcns i'm 9lbae-
ororetenhauls Bic Wtebrbeit aiueifelbaft
til Tot9e republifanii0er 8etriieereiem
bcin 5filnmensd6len. (Oie SiBunaem
Der @elebgebuna BON Suinois be0i,neu
WIZ S1ttRhNVOO WIN NuWS+J
- Oiit benz Sabr 1874 1T Die oreiid6s
rt9e Nnlts6eit beS Sen. Tran5G ts
9el ais 0fe8iltrator BON Stem Oorf, (eis
mes Der f~ettelteu Nen1ter in Oen Ser.
Stnater) ab9elaufeu. 8etm S6eioen
aus Dem Wrnte ipurDe benz 0cneral cine
iebr tparm 8ebaltele 4Oreiie Der aubern
Se1nlten oeS Ge9iltrator> Bureaus iibers
ret6t. Otelel6e lit BON benl befannteu
S0rei6fitnltler @arl Weuenau Qurs
9ermcllter Ei6e6's S9iDie9erIo6n) meis
tterD0ft III PCG0tl1rtft ansgefu6rt.
- Sn 8tdsburg 0eiIJ., fan6en
am leBten Gage OeS alien sja9res Die
9( II ~ J I c II itatt, tpiepo6l oteStaats5
9eIeb8ebun8 bas @eieb, ipona0 ioI9s
SpectalUablen Dor0cnOmmen tDerbem
founten, 3uOOr iuieDerrufen bate. Die
0egner Der conierbatiben Yartet entbiels
ten Ith Der N~blttmmulng, tpeGl tie Die
Wabl niCbt ais cine geleBlt6e anerfels
nerl. Somit fiegteI bic Gonoibaten Der
@onIerDatiDen o9ue ieoet Wioeritanb.
@lei63eitig mar Oa5 nit Der unterlus
1uls Der b~luti9en &Gnlpfe pom 7. De-
aember beauftrngte @on9reB=@os
IN / lit 8idsburg III offentli6er Sis
sul1g. SSn Der bon i6m nit lluporteis
lt0tett 9efltbrtel uIlter1u1ung Iteute IS
fi9 9erauS, baB Die SAiloerun9en iener
8orgGu8e, lute tie tit unabbdnoigen
noroliben Sldtteri1, oar1tnter Die Silt
nois Staats3eitung," eri9ienen, i'll allem
98eientlt0en rt9tig iuaren. Jieben Dem.
ipie eS i0eint, iebr a~nltGn6igen nnters
iu0ungsauSi1nB oes Gon8reiies tast
aud etu II utter udun9Ss Gomtte
Oer f9parten 8 toatsge1ebge5
bnng nlo aiDar i'm @e5etmen. 0asz
ielbc bat ben 2SetBen @e96r ~peripeiaert
nnO otele baben etllen YrOteit se9eu letne
pInrnpe BGrteilt3fett erIoiien.
Sn pittsftsGO, MaNa6uIetts, lift IS
ge9en &!Oe oes otten SaDres Dor0etoms
men, Dag eln 0reiSebnjaDriges Wiao0em
I'D l!6er oaS Nbleben einep1 iiuoeren
S0psltsr9enS tpirfIi0 9u [s,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12


ni6t ertpaytet, einsn 9aiIasier lebs,o
mieoerStieben."
$50 10, sic paren ioMlatroie auf Sen1
S0Iit" lautete Die feNr titDle NltrDDrt,
vSie filO alio aud gIudiI6 bGpon ges
fommen 2"
rltnO aHBer uus 8eiOen u mod cine
iunge Oaihe!"
vD0s freAt Mid"
IDomas iab ben eleganten 6errn bes
f~renloet al, ct begrtff oieie 0leibgfti8s
felt ntdt uHo 5uglei6 frdIltte e5 ibl, baB
ct 10 gerlnSl0dbeuO bcban0elt iDuroe.
Isle Dabcl lUObl AUDI II 0aS lladte
Seben gerettct 2"
DGtpas me6l," ertpieoerte ser 6err,
uipenl sic elmer utterltubun8 beolrs
ten -"
$50 banfe!"
DNobin reilen Sic 2"
D9lab D."
so? @as pouen Sic sort "a froats
oet Qerr MT eLlem i@arien, forl0en0eu
Bid auf Den Seemanl.
$50 babe bort 8erman0te."
y2Scr0el SIe lon3e bort bleibeu g"
vH0o9t nun Dter5sDn Ta0e," laQte Der
0tatrole, vlperOe Dann pleoer aui OeG
geben."
. s1ann tOiini4e i$sa5Hsn cine before
pNan muB e5 nebmelt, ipic e3 fommt."
yin SobnDlener bate ii6 ben Sejoeu
6enGDert, Die WiiIBe III Der 0ano ifaa0 er
III oelntlt0i8er 0altung Dor Dem t0errn.
Der 0err WrGf potte nod ette De-
pelde aHf9eben." ia8ts CT, ~Oer Bug iDirb
lD8letb aDtaDreu ="
vSa TO-" eriDteberte Der @rof raid, iilz
Dem Ell IN Die 0rulttaiAe griff, yin Ddtte
Das falt uergeilen. 0Ier ut oasEele8ralnni
uno bier tit WcIo, iDasSie Derausbefoms
men, t0nnen Sic beDalten."
81 mintte griIbeIlO nit Der t0ar6 nnb
idritt binau5 ouf BEN 9errou uIo Der
Wiatr0le blidle ibnt topflbIttelnO no9.
v0rar z" murmelte er. ySDnoerbGr!"
8te bon ciuem pl0Blt6en @ntlbluiie
getrleben, elite er oem SobnbieMer nap,
ben CT aut Aus8an9e Oe5 WarteIaaLeS
einb0lte.
sGin 0ort. gutter Treunb," ia8te er,
v0er 9err 0raf glaubt lit Der OepeI1e
etlD0s Uergeiien 3u 6aben, aeigeu Sle ell
ntal Der, tD lDerDe na6iebeu."
ArgIoS fam Der 9nbuotener Der Nuf=
toroerullg nG0, CT bate ia geleben, DAB
Dcr 0tGt nit Dem Wiatreien lprah, su
e'llem WttBtrauen Lag allo fetue 0erans
laiitHg Dor.
y0rdftn unica b. l6obenbauien," las
Glomas, vS6loB 9obenbaulen bel y.
SO TONNE Deute gtabmitto9 flint lIbrin
y. Oil, erluarte Ba9en ain Sabnbofe.
&urt."
OlasS flar," fogte er, in6em CT 6ieDes
pel9e 3uriifgab. Damn 8ing CT nit iebr
erulter geOantenD0ller Ottene III cen
Wartei0aI 3urlld.
uSlt SDnen etipas Sefonoere5 be9esz
net z" fragte Tannp i'll bcforgtem &one.
Ser eDrlt1e SeemQuM i1uttelte Den
&Opf.
vUtit 9rOBen 0erren iou man ni9t ats
btltoen," iagte er, yt@ fonnte ia oorauS-
ieDen, Dab Der Qerr 0raf auf Die Ibeers
jade llber Die S6uIter binabblidte. Stenz
nen Sic Den @raf b. 9o6enbauleu 2"
n@raf Rulo b. 90benDal1Ien Ges
ipiBI Wfeine 8riioer lteben loon LANCE
in Te~rbinoun0 nit i9m. Gin alter tSerr,
lein S6toB llegt nt1t tDeIt D0n utlerer
Staot entfernt."
oSie nannteu i9n Sumo" iagte Gbos.
mas, beiIen8liGe lit oer aufs uno nieber<
tpogen0eu Wten9e ben @rafsn al iltbeu
10ienet, ygtbt eS ni9t au0 etnen @rafeu
Gurt u. 9o6enbaulen 2"
v0raf &urt2 so hisB ser Sobn oes
0rafel &uno, er iDGnoerte Dor plele1r
SGbreh noO Anerifa aus un0 lit ieitoeln
uerI6oaen. Wtat bat, ioDieI i0 peiB,
nie tDieoer et!paS BON ibm gebort."
(Sorti,sun8 tOtstt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12

alien geb6rben in Tranfrei6 refpeftirt
ipirb. S6rei6e felbit 0einen glamen
binein unO bebalte lte."
Sic sauDerte, Die &arte SIT er9reifen.
81 bltdte lie feit at uno iagte nit 0o=
belt nno na6briidlt6er Betonun9:
pJfimm iie! IieQei6t bin i'd aud
ubermor9en nod 0err. 2ebe mo6l!"
@ls iie in Der feubten 9taGtluft atF
Ser einlamcn StraBe itanb, preBte ite
i6re 6dnDe auf oa9 6erS uuo Ibauoerte.
Nber BalO faBte iie ftp uno elite flu9tig
tbrer MObnun9 gu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-01-12
Sju o0clcime.

Cine 9tobene
ppu
Dr.. 9ipp0Igt SaHFGiWsfi.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10

$50 yards double width Alpacas in seal brown
and all desirable shades, 373c for 28e.
/ 1000 yards Lustres worth 95c for 25c.
200 yards Tycoon Reps for Wrappers, 2Oc
l 500 yards Tangier Cloth, worth SIC for 25c
1000 yards all wool Serges worth 624c for S74
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10

The steamer Dutchland. ON her pas
sage from Bremen to New York. ground
ed on the Kentlsh coast. at 8 O'Clock on
Monday morning in a snow storm Some
hfly of the passengers and crew were
lost.
On Tuesday the position OF Com mis-
sioner Of Indian Affairs was rendered to
ex-Representative John Q Smith, Ol
Ohio.
The Smith family seem to be coming
to the relief of secretary Chandler in
his search for some one to take charge
of the Indian Bureau. Mr.. E. P. Smith
not coming 10 time, Mr. John Q. ol
oakla nd, o. has been rendered the posi-
ton, and the matter awaits a discussion
and settlement of the question shall
be another draft upon the resources
ofthis distinguished family.
Congress came together on Monday
and there being no impediment in the
way, organization was effected without
delay, by the election ofKerr, of Indiana,
Speaker. The message. which is unusu-
ally long for so laconic and sententious q
writer as its author. We have not had
sufficient time 10 bestow upon it, to speak
advisedly of it at this time, even if we
had the room, but 1t is given 10 our
readers in supplement, and they are
thus enabled to digest it for themselves
about as soon as we shall be. The sub
jects discussed embrace some of the first
importance and eniItle the document 10
q calm and thoughtful perusal.
The printing of the document We do
not pride ourselves upon. Our frien ds
of the Erie Dispasch by right claim thai.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10
SkGlUJs.l

The most extraordinary downfall in these
goods ever known.
Double shawls been selling at $3.50 now $780,
Double shawls been selling at 5000 now $3.50.
Double Scotch plaids, cheap at SO for $3.50.
Double shawls, finest goods made, at $3.50
Also, large line of Paisleys at extremely
low prices.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10
wooLBN DEPARTNGENIT

so pcs Plaid Dress Flannels, worth 4Oc for sic
40 pieces all wool Home made Flannel, worth
45c for sic. rn= I'M sia27ad s.a
500 yards all wool Robroy Flannel, worth soc
for s74c. 7h 'se.i si.i
1000 yards Blue Twilled and Opera Flannels
at astonishingly low prices. lH' g "'n
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10
Blankets.

20 pairs of Blankets $2.e5 worth $3.50.
25 pairf of blanket. IS, 800 worth s.75.
Is pairs of blankr its, at 500 worth 500.
25 pairs of blanl 1ets, from 4. so to 500.
The best bargains in these q otds you eve
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10

10 pieces Black Alpacas, worth 624c for Soc
10 pieces pure Mohairs worth $l!OO for 75c.
10 pieces pure Mohairs wortEi$T25 for 873c.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10
CgoGks.7. %.

We will sell Edison 4 Churc6ill's cloaks, the
best made and most stylish goods in the mar
ket, atTPrices ranging from Five Dollars to
Twenty Dollars. We should like you to ex7
anime these goods.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10

1900 yards Camel Hair Suitings, all wool,
worth soc for soc.
1000 yards double width Dress Goods, marked
down from 35c AMI 4Oc to 25c. srF ~ -s
All wool Empress, 379c.
500 yards wide English Merinos, SOC.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10
Black Alpacas. Brilliantines and Pure Mohairs
ApER THAN STORE COUNTY

25 pieces Black Alpacas-very cheap-25c,
10 pieces Black Alpacas, worth 40c for 8Sc.
10 pieces Black Alpacas, worth soc for 4oe.
10 pieces Black Alpacas, worth 55e for 45c
BLACK CASHMERES.
One lot Black Cashmeres, very cheap, s5c.
One lot 46-inch wide, cheap at $l.25, for $I.OO.
One lot extra fine, worth $3.50, for $1.25.
One lot very heavy and fine, worth S1.75 for
$1.5O.
10 pieces Seal Brown, worth $l.25 size
Is pieces, very dark, desirable shades, worth
$l,24 for size.
w0O1en CLOTHS.
For Men. and Boys Wear
20 pieces double and twist, extra heavy, Horth
6Oc for 45c. 6a
Is pieces heavy Cassimeres, worth soc for 623c
5 pieces heavy twilled Cassimeres, all wool,
worth 9Oc for 74c. - a
10 pieces Tweeds, half wool, worth, soc for S5c
5 pcs all wool Cassimeres, cheap at $I.25 for 81
We cannot specify all the goods in this de-
but we have very large stock that
will pay any one wishing to purchase to exam
ine, for we can make them great saving
Most astonishing and u
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10
. :

Owing to the great depression of business in the East
acters and wholesale dealers have been obliged to fall thr
the Market which have been sold an IMMENSE SACRC
CO., of Erie and Ashtabu have taken advantage of these
bargains and they take this method of informing the pee
Mammoth One Price Store at Erie and Ashabula 81
Goods lower prices than ever seen before this
at very small advance and persons should not delay in visit
replaced to sell them at these extremely low prices
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10

One lot all wool twilled Red Flannel, worth
40c for 3lc
One lot all wool very fine twilled Red Flannel,
worth soc for 974c.
One lot extra heavy Gray, all wool, worth 523c
for Soc
One lot super Gray Flannel, worth soc for 2Oc..
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10

COttOnS and FRI
100 yards Fa st Colored Prints at &c.
a'OOO yards be go DDS, last years style at 64c'
79c. 81,
1900 yards B leached Cotton, yd wide, s to &c.
We cannot e,uumerate farther.
ed down to corr espond with the
A shtabuIa. Per sons in want of
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10

Is pieces Shaker Flannel worth 35c for 25c.
1000 yards heavy Plaid Shifting, worth 45c
for SOC. @3f5a.
so pieces White all wool Flannel, full 25 per
cent below regular price. sa.
Is pieces Shaker Flannel worth 4Oc for soc.
40 pieces Plaid Dress Flannels 25c.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS!
The in

so pieces Plaid Suitings, worth S74c for 25c.
so pieces Genoa Plaids worth soc for zoe.
so pieces best Delaines, worth zoe for 15c.
100 pieces other styles Dress Goods, all at pr
ees far below eompetftioh.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-12-10
WATERPROOES.
Beavers,

One lotheayy beaver, cheap at $2.75, for S2.25.
One lot all wool, heavy beavers, cheap at 1926
for $2.75. a- iifT '''a ,9. sia.
One lot all wool, heavy beavers, cheap at s4.OO
for 1926.
One lot black and seal brown, worth -s4 for So.
We are far below onr neighbors in-prices on
these goods.
s4u .eim.F bus g ~
oorI Of Ro rorainc IN. Mems Tadie
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-12

Norfolk, Va, June 1l.-Captain
Brown arrived here to-day, in charge
of the iron safe belonging to the
United States man-of-war Cumber-
land, which was run into and sunk in
the Hampton Roads by the Confed-
crate ram Virginia, in 1862. Divers
have been at work on the wreck for
ten years, having in view the recovery
of the safe. The lucky man had only
been at the wreck forty-eight hours
when he found the safe. The water
at that place is seventy-eIght feet
deep.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-12

Berlin, June LIN the federal
council, yesterday, the president OF
the Imperial ChaucellOry submitted
several votes of supply to meet the
expense of the proper representation
of Germany ut the U. 5. Centennial
Exhibition.
An order has been issued by the
Imperial Chancellor prohibiting the
circulation of the Catholic Gazette OF
Baltimore for two years, within the
boundaries of the Empire.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-12

New York, May ia dispatch
from Montreal says that Mr.. and
Mrs. Bloom, of Green Bay, Wiscon-
sin, were among the cabin passengers
of the wrecked steamship Vicksburg.
The grand jury is still investigat-
ing the silk smuggling frauds, and it
is probable that by the first of next
week several more prominent mer-
chants and three or four Custom
House officers will he indicted.
At the Beecher trial, just before
recess, while Beach was speaking, he
saw an expression of incredulity rest
ing upon the face of the foreman,
Carpenter; looking him steadily in
the face, Beach said: l am entitled
to your respectful consideration, sir.
1 am presenting to you sworn evil
dence in this case-evidence that has
not been contradicted. You may
smile, but you are here under oath to
solemnly weigh the sworn evidence
presented before you, and have a
right to expect your courteous atten-
tion after thirteen days. speech
making on the other side. This al
lusion of Beach's created n decided
sensation In the court room.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-12

Havana, June ll.-News have been
received here by way of st. Thomas,
of terrible earthquake in New Gran
ada. The destruction was the greatest
in the valley of Quota, on the Venezu-
elan frontier. 1t is reported that
$4,000 lives were destroyed by the
caalmity.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-12

San Francisco, June 1.-THE Re-
publican State Convention met at
Sacramento yesterday afternoon. Sar-
gent presided, and the Conven ton
adopted strong auti-raiiroad resoIu-
ticns, which wero suprorted by Cor
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-12

ham in vigorous speech denouncing
the Central Pacific. Pacheco was
Withdrawal as the candidate for Gov
eTnor, and T. G. Phelps was nomin-
ated by acclamation. Joseph NJ. Cavis
was nominated for Lieut.. Governor,
and o. H. HalIett for Secretary of
State.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-12

Lebanon, N. H, June 1.-THE
main building of the agricultural ma
chine works in this place was burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000
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London, June 1l.-In railway ac-
cident near Bath, to-day, several per-
sons were killed and a great many
injured
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The Beecher Trial.

Washington, June ia telegram
was received, to-day, from Hon.
Abram Comingo, of Missouri, accept
ing the appointment as one of the
Commissioners to treat with the
Sioux. Gen. Terry has been selected
on the part of the army. Bishop
Havens has been rendered an appoint
ment, but has not yet accepted.
Senator Allison and Rev. Mr.. Hinman
having accepted, there is only one
more Commissioner to be appointed.
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q n
NChicago, June ia dispatch re-
ceived at Gen. Sheridan's headquar-
ters to-day, from the Commanding
Officer at Fort Sanders, Wyoming,
says a party of Indians came into
Rock Creek Valley on Saturday, and
ran off two hundred and fifty head of
horses The Indians have gone north
west, and will probably cross the
Platte near the mouth of the sweet
water.
The Times Washington correspon-
dent says: There is now plan for
narrowing down the hunt for the
package stolen from the Treasury.
1t is proposed to call in the entire
Issue of $500 Treasury notes. This
would not lead to the inevitable dis
covery of the the thief or destroy his
entire claim of getting rid or the
money, but it is claimed would make
the work of detection easy.
The Tribune'S Washington special
says that after the delegation Of Sioux
Indians had left Washington, it was
found that an uneXpended balance
for Indian affairs was still at the
command of the Commissioner, and
he, yesterday, telegraphed Agent
Daniels, at Omaha, to purchase horses,
saddles and equipments amounting
to four thousand dollars, SO that the
entire delegation may return to their
people with at least this evidence of
the intention of the government to
deal fairly with them
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-11

The vote on the confirmation Of
the election of DR.. DsKovan as
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese Of
Illinois, by the Standing Comm tees
of the dioceses, thus far, stands
for and IA against, as follows:
Yea---Iowa, Wisconsin, albany,
Alabama, Maine, Missouri, Ten.
nessee, Nebraska, Vermont---9.
Nay Central New York, Virginia
Texas, Minnesota, Indiana, Ken.
lucky, Central Pennsylvania, Louis.
lana, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Dele.
ware, Mississippi, Northern New
Jersey, Maryland---14.
Twenty-Five dioceses are still to
hear from. - Chicago Journal, March
9th.