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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
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lelben f0nnen mir aber nur Damn MAIDEN,
wenn bic Ibonnsnten ibre @elber M . orr
ans Sablen, 10 boB mir ni9t seswun9en
finS, boppelte SSntereiien gu entri9tsn.
gSir bitten Sic siitisit, ii9 bas Gonecs
tiren lobalb als mo9li4 anselesen iein Su
laiien uno ms baS @elb in Setrasen uon
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se3osen baben, suSuienoen.
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&idltunbe iinb, baben mir obnebin tiirSIi6
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jeber bis /. Nouember i6ulois 1T.
Collie ii9 uieleidt eim 6ebler III irsenb
cine Ge6nans einsei6li3en baben, 10 iinb
mir germ bereit OenieIben gu cOrrisiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
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bis YIN 20. Seri. In her b;ereeI ErItrifss ensstcTmcn u.
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Spiflsn Iiif Garrline Nsn @eprs
BLAME WrS &ptsrt &ispsl ltrras
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SIIsnfriy MiI Nliee Spst Atrs
8cblsr Scnrs W. tier peter
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
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brinst.
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Gualttat.
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lept. pcuat man rifels priitrpirSu huu.
SttbeHtsa STE psresn iar priisr,atsH ssn Stf
lee aarantirt, psan ben dnrriunssn Ia stlasitm Steep
~ssnfaneie na~4sssmmm rire.
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~fEitsisttH atts psufaabts.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
EUROPE.
THEIRS COMING TO THE From {
AGAIN.
MOTION IN THE BRITISH PAR
LAMENT 10 EXCLUDE
OF fSIDERS.
PATHS HUSB MD
KILLED IN 4 DUEL.

PARIS Aprii 22-Noon The Mo-
it. ur says HH:ers has been e'ect, d 20
the Senate by may dtptytm MS, and
may possibly oe elected President Of
that boGy, which post III he is snre o
| Old for HE.
Lo<DoS. April 22-Night-The
hearIug of the seat holders III her Ma
irsty'a Opera House. restraining
Moody < Sanky from using that bu III
ing for revival, has been postponed.
LONDON, April 23-Noon-Nntice
has been given by NJ. Sullivan Uf his
intention to have the reso utior that
all persons lot members be exclude q
from the house debated to night.
Mr. Bright will probably make
I owe that reporters be allowed to re-.
man, though the Government will
consent to refer the subject to Spe
cid Committee,
Lo<DoS. AIrl 23-Ni2ht The
mo:ron impugn1rg the verdict i'll tie
IichboIre case, Ia the House Of Gem
mons, st, rattS an immense crowd
Extra rolicemt Ii are atioued around
tiIe building.
LoND y, april 24-Noou The oil
lieIs aud owners throw open their pits
TO the miners on Monday morning ar
Il reduction of fife eli per cent on tn r
wages.
4 dispatch 70 the Standard from ST.
Petersburg reports that the Ma gus
deCa>ey husband of Adeline Patti. las
b en killed In duel
LONDON, April 24--Night The
striko OF the cotton operatives at Black
bum h as ended
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
REPORTED DECISION OF THE
SUPREME COURT VOIDInG
TIE ENFORCEMENT
ACTS.
RESIGNATION OF ATTORNEY
GENERAL WILLIAMS.
SUPREME COURT.
S E C RE AIRY DELANO WILL
RESIGN.
4 STRIKE AT THE CHRONICLE
OFFICE
A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT
DELANO AND OUR STUBBORN
Pr ESIDENT.
MORE ABOUT THE CONSTITU-
1IONALITY OF THE EN-
FORCEMENT ACTS.
A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT
DELANO AND OUR STUBBORN
Pr ESIDENT.

WASHINGTON. April % Night--Aftor
ney General Williams has resigne q
Ills resignation takes eff ct on the
18th Of May. No successor has been
named. Williams goes home, hoping
to become Senator from Oregon
1t is the general impression of those
likely to be injured that the case
known as the Grant parish case, in
vo'viDg the constitutionality of the
enforcement act of May 3lst, 1870,
will not be decided at this term of TIN.
Supreme Court, but the same au-
thorlty asserts that large majority OF
the Court, if not all, are of the opiu-
ion that the act is unconstitntiona'
All the cases which have been argnpG
1t the present term. except this, it j.
thought will be decided before adj
lournment. One of these is what has
been called the capitation tax case,
from Maryland, arising under a statute
of the State passed in 1882, which Sc
WASHINGTON, April % Noon -
The printers of the Chronicle offic.,
struck yesterday Amateurs and old
hands got the paper out The strlk
lnctndes compositors, proof readers.
pressmen and apprentices.
WASHINGTON, April % Night :
There was nothing of Importance be-
fore the Cabinet, and no allusion was
made as to Cabinet changes. The
Acknowledgement left early for court
duties.
There is dangerous five dollar bill
on the First National bank of Baxton.
IT,, in circulation. The counterfeit
Is printed from an altered plate from
which base fives on the Traders
Bank of Chicago wereprinted.
The ht ads of the bureaus of the r.
terror Department visited the Presi
dent In body. assurinc him chat TIE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
LOUISIANA.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISAS-
TER AT NEW ORLEANS.
THE TERRIBLE DISASTER AT
NEW ORLEANS.
FIFTY LIVES LOST.

New ORLEANS, April 23-Night-
The steamboats, John X, IL. Expositor,
aud Chales BodmaU, whiie lying al
the foot If Puydras street, We're bun
ed to the waters edge. Many lives
are sail to have been lost. PaftiCu
ars soon. No particulars received
Ed Journal.
NEW ORLEANS. April 24-Noon-Thc
hulls of the Exporter and the B oman
were towed across the river. That Of
the Kyle hoated a couple of miles and
sunk. Capt. Reeves. Of the Exporter,
had party aboard, bnt most of the
ladies we've ashore. The Captains
daughter was lost. The latest esti-
mates rate the loss at about fifty.
The CAptnin and Waterman OF the
3odman report about twenty five
women a-d children lost from that
boat, and the same number is estimat-
ed by the spect tors. among the
frautlc crnc d .pon the Exporters
forecastle about twenty-five were res
cued, among whom We're several Indies.
Some were rescue q badly wounded,
among whom w"re persons who Were
aboard the burnt < beats assisting at
saving life; III some inefances extra
ordinary i'eroisn. and endurance We're
display. All three boats were tied at
the same rine-h2lt, and in the hurry
of cutting tie Kyie's moorlngs, the
three boats We're set adriit. There
a iamentabis- want ortl-r among
the skItfs and tugs that en- ieavortd ~
save lives. On boat had oil Oh board
which huattd burning Oh the water,
among those struggling to reach the
shore.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

TIE MENiCAN CONGRESS IN
SESSION.
TOM SCOTT AND HIS PARTY AT
HE CAPT rAL

Cry OF MFxICo, April -, via IA
vANA, April lght-rhe last ses-
sion of the present Congress was
opened by President Lerdo de Tejada
with speech The President SAID
that the relations of Mexico with the
foreign powers were friendly. In ac-
cordauce with the recent amendment
to the Constitution a Senate would be
organ'zod in September The execu-
tive had fulfilled all the requirements
of the con- titutional amendments and
the reform laws. but old preiudices
and spirit or bigotry still fingered
Some persons. by artfnlly creating ali
nnr* asonable excitement. had given
oc:dsI0n or pretext for the formation
of small armed bands III puts Of
Alchecar and Jalisco. They pretend
"a to believe that Mexicans would
allow themselves to be deprived
of tue glorious results of the
victories they had purchased with their
blood; OF those ideas and princip pies
whose incorporation in the constitution
and laws of the country elevated the
republic to a place among the most
liberal and civilized people. The
President stated that assures would
be submitted making educat on COM
pulsory and providing for a normal col
lege for female teachers.
Col. Tom Scott and party have ar
rived at the capital. Many who
thought that their purpose was diplo.
matte and warlike, are now convinced
that they are here in pursuit of
purely spe culative and commercial ell
Funds have been deposited
for the construction of lighthouses
at Tampico and Vera Cruz
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

"a LIST Friday afternoon. dur-nr
tie prevalence Of the fir- IN Charlotte,
Col. Ere noat sent eff two kilograms,
oaa NJ 4:S0. asking if they needed as
riS;a.ce, and offering 10 send mp fire
steamer at once, and CHE at 5:2D.
It itins 1hat Capt L. O. r .b-uson. oi
the Steamer Ljifie CfiUat. baI offered
Il = services.
To THESE Mayor Davidson replied at
a late uour, rendering thanks for the
eli r made. stating that assistance. was
10s needed, as the fire WIS then under
the control OF tn Charlotte fire de
I.rfm"nt - W. J0Ur3ial.
we desire to return The thanks of
the citizens Of Ciiarl tie for tie exhi-
hj'ion f that b'otbefIY love aud affec.
ton which has ever been the coulss. OF
oHr 81 ter &c ty by the Sea, " towards
the Centennial City While we were
noable 10 utilize the kind offer Of TIE
WUimiu gt0nians on Friday last. We are
II evertheless filled with gratitude. and
look forward to the day when We shall
b1 alb , to procate the generous
kduesa, should the occasion ever
arise May our sister city never reed
tie same kind Of help thit We needed
OF Friday last, but may she be spared
1iie ra7ages of the fire fiend. -
sd.t5'fCtte Observer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
THE ORIENT.
A vICEROY DEPOsING A KING.

CALCUTTA. April -Night-Lord
Nrothbrook, V.ceroy of India, has is-
sued proclamation Opposing the
Guikwar Of Baroda aud declaring him
and his isssue precluded from all
rights appertaining to the sovereignty
OF the country, ana compelling the
Guikwar aud his family to select a
place for their retirement in British
India The Viceroy says that this
measure is based Independently # the
recent tr.al of the Guikwar, upon his
n~torious misconduct, gross misgov-
eminent and incapability: and further
more a restoration of the Guikwar
would be detrim "rttt to the interes,
Of Barado. The Vie roy will select a
IN -mber of he Guikwar's family to
reign
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

glad to see them. but shat ~ visit
vas unnecessary. as his confidence in
Delano's Integrity and official deport-
tuent remained un'mpaired. The
President appoiut-d E. n Banks.
Postmaster of Camden, 5. @,
The question Of the coustitutionaiity
If the enforcement act to be deter
mined by the decision pending, has
been fully argued on the merits four
times. In the first instance it was ar
gued at the South Carolina Circuit Oh
a motion to quash Indictment under It
by Reyerdv Johnson and Henry Stan
berry There was then a division of
opinion between the Judges, but the
tearing being on a motion TO quash 1t,
it was held that the decision could not
be certified on such motion. Ii was
again argued on a motion in arrest of
Judgment, and the question was cert
Fl Il h r.. whore the case was dism SIS
ed, the accused having been pardoned
by the President. The question was
4gain argued at this term in a case
from Kentucky bv Mr.. Stanberry aud
Mr.. Buckner, and still gain in the
present case by Mr.. Johnson, MIR.
Field, Mr. Phillips and Mr.. Mann.
WASHINGTON. April 24.-Night.
First Lieut.. E B. Atwood, Sixth In
.antry, T rst Lieut.. J. FL. Lord,
+econd Artillery, First Lieut.. j. NJ.
Nj ushaI, Fourth Arti .lery, Lave been
appointed Captains and Assistant
Gu lrt4 m ss erS. The Quaytermaster' :
5 aft is now full.
Ii may be stated on reliable anthor-
ity that Secretary Bristow would rot
accept the Attorney General hlp,
shonld the position be rendered to- hun
Ine President has not yet accepted
the resignation of Attorney Genera
Williams, although there is no donbt
| that he Will do so.
There Is Only rumor for the state
ment that Henry 7. Blow has beer
| rendered he portfolio OF tie Interio
| Department., aud that he will accep
It. Reports mention tn" name Of TX
enator Cole. OF California, IN th
| >am- come ton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
ELECTRlCISMS.

Special dispatches to Texan papers
report continued disorders along the
Rio Graude.
A dispatch from Santa Barbara, Cal.
say that the Schooner sent to the
ass istance of the supposed burning
steamer has returned, and reported
that man of war passed yesterday
firing guns for practlce. No other ill.,
formation tending to confirm the rIl-
rlOr of the disaster has been received
The defalcation of $4,000 from the
Western Union Telegraph Office, at
Phi!adelphia, is attributed to John 4
Heiner, chief clerk TO superintendent
Bates Heiner il non est
The paper mill of Geo. Benton &
Sons, at Bennington, W.. was burned
ihurs day night. Loss SO 600
The Iresbyt ry of New Castle, Del.
rejected the General Asaemb!y's over
tire, regarding rotary eidership, by y
vot- of AS To II.
Tie Union z citic r. r. is passab!e
kept six miles, whore the trains
transfer.
RoswelI c. Smith, of Hartford, Ct :,
author of Smiths Grammar and other
school books, is dead, aged rs,
At New Orleans there is a railroad
war. The fare ria the Jackson route
to New York is $50. and the reduction s
at other points are il proportion.
San Francisco dispatch saws: The
steamer Venture has been wrecked Il;
Point Lua and Is total loss. All the
passengers were saved. The cargo
will be saved with fair weather a
burning steamer, seen of Sauta Bar
h.ra Distress
schooner has gone to her relief.
Jessie & Duvali's cotton mills, at
GAINESVILLE. O., were On Wednesda.
evening damaged l.y fire to tue extent
Of S25, uO0; insured.
Ia the Chicago billiard tournament
Cailaehan beat L!verman. Carter beat
1cAt1iee 200 to As, making the b CHEST
average II the tournament. H..
e'punte d lis follows: 1S. IL, Il, %, 0.
~. II, y. 80 Time of gaze 50
,nlnures. Bnflsigh beat Mageiole 200
% 1914.
s '.otield's large cotton mill at Mana
vunk. Pa was burned yesterday. Loss
heavy.
Tue ArchhiShops of Mexico have
.su.d au sddr, SIS regarding church
avs. They enIoin obedience to the
,ws, and advise Catholics to be
patent.
81 j. sephs Roman Catholic church |
At f5au Jose, Cal, was burned on Fri |
lay. Loss $40. 900.
Several Thousand ticket holders in |
he Louisville Library lottery, have
olsced their coupons in the hands cf |
B anton Duncan to bring suit against |
he managers for breach of contract to
ec0ver their money.
There was three inches of snow fell
at Oswego. n. Y.
The approach of warm weather does
lot encourage the friends of General
[ohn @. Breckinridgs, but serious re-
ults are not presently appreheDded.
Recent reports from Kentucky are
more favorable for the tobs,cco plants.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
Stale ArricuEtural I0urnag.

This journal has changed hands,
Col John D. Whitford having become
the purchaser, by whom it will
be conducted at no distant day At
present, MIR. @. F. Harris. Of the Con
cord Sam, remains in editorial charge
The Journal retains the full endorse
ment of the State Grange as the Tt
cornized organ. We cordially vel
come Col. Whitford to the fraternity
snd hope that all of his ways hereafter
will / e ways of pleasantness and that
all Of his paths may be those of peaot7
but we doubt IT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
Reliable Evidence.

The following Unsolicited testimonial from
Rev. 4. L. walker, I, rmtrly sioT of SOW
itIn quaTe Church, Rcstop, Al d at pc scent
Nrttleo III fI"y, drI'ce, L., Il ust he Geomcd
as eilab ie evidence NJ one sh u ii tail 10 OBJ
serve that thls testimo1l a. IL the TesHi' OF o
Gears experience wi;L Tie us: Of VI Gk IN +
IN the Re- MIR v aiker's tamil, DO now pro-
nuunGe it IDyaunb
PROVIDENCE, r. L., lea Trapsit Street.
n. Il. ~ EvEss, ESQ:
fee, bourd to express with ny signature tn {
high Va ne l place Ut on your Eir r. IN r.
My ami have used IT for he Tart two VI
In n-IvO debility 1t IL iIvaiuab E. AID
rrcOmnend il to all WHO may need an j. ygoi
atlng, renovating tonic.
o. 4. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor OF Bcwden Square Oh reh.
Boston.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
CUBA.
THE INSURGENTS ACTIVE IN
SAGUA AND COLON.

KEY WEST, April 22-Night -Ad
ices from Havana report that ]. 900
we'll mounted Insurgents entered the
Jurisdiction OF oagua on Friday last,
md burned SIEVE large plantations
N the district of Qurmada de Los
Gnlnes. They met with no resistance
Manuel Su;..' Z, ioI merry an officer OF
toe Spanish army. Was III command -
Another rebel cavalry corps, est
ma ii t. bs 1, 50t strong, le operating
H-'d'.r Gen. > .rgiuiI, IL the eastern
pan al IT, j..r:~,i.ct3on Of Colon. It
Wis snnr'~ed at Havana that rem
Is.icein. u1s h..l been received by Cap
~, Gen. raj a!iua ed &, sufficient to
prevent tLe instll gents I'm oyernn-
~ Cotton, ana to check heir progress;
WESTWARD for t!ie i,rrstnh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
THE WEST.
CROP REPORTS IN MISSOURI
AND ILLINOIS.

ST Louis, April 24-Noon-Reports
from the State show that three-fourths
"t the fall wheat crop has been lost.
There will be a half average of the
ouJ crop. Corn will be planted. The
peach crop of Missouri aud ArkaDsa
Is nearly destroyed. Apples and pears
are un'njured The whea: in Indiana
is D IDLY injured. Che rye and barley
crops are also short. The crop IN
Kansas are uncertain. The wheat IL
Michigan is badly injured. In Ne
hra-ka the prospects are tiatteriDg.
la Wisconsin oats aud barley are bad
~ injured. The prospect for winter
wheat iii Illinois is very discOuraSlng
and many wheat fields ara being
pluwed for corn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEN 5
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

MONTGOMERY, April % Neon. =
The State Convention of the Iuuug
Mems Christian Association of Ala
bama met here last night. II. l.. Me
hee, OF Selma, presiding. There was
larger delegation III attendance than
at any previous meeting and much
interest was manifested. q A Hal
and [. X Cree. of Washington, ID. 9.
were present. representing the Exc
cutive Committee OF the United State
and British America
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
SHEnerEGr Court.

The case of Charles Z. DibbIe, who
was charged with embezzlement OF the
funds of She Singer Manufact urlug
Company, was concluded Friday.
the second day of the trial. The wit
ueeses for the dafence were examined
curing the forenoon, and the afternoon
uas t+ken up with the arguments OF
counsel and the charge of the Judge
10 tile jury. About dark the
c lse was given to the jury, and afr
a short absence they returned and
-..de.ed a verdict of not gull y. Tins
-ar.s:cy vas received WITH many dem
0 trltiops 81 delight by Mr.. Dibbfe's
friends, vino crowd q around him n
the Court Room with their congratu-
latlous, ard finally wound up by car
rTine hIn thence on their shoulders
The case excited much interest IN
tll community, and the Court Roe N
WAS throUged with interested specsa-
tors. Solicitor Norment, Hon. G'orge
DAVIS, Col Robert Strange and Mars
den Z Ii. my. Esq. appeared for ths
pros, cut.on and Mcssrs Adam EmpiF,
! Holm L. Holmes and III. London ton
the defence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
BALTI.HOkE.
S L D. EN- DEATH OF COL.
YERGER.

BALTIMORE, april 23-Noon-Col.
f. NJ. 1trger, formerly of Mississippi,
out for several years past resident
Of this city, died very suddenly last
night. st one time his name was
prominent before the public in con
nection with the killing of Col Crane
at Jackson, Miss, fer which he was
tried by military commission. De-
ceased was i'll apparently good health
mp to l O'Clock Z. NJ yesterday. For
several years since residing i'll Balti
more he was proprietor and editor of
the Evening J0uruol
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS
WHkTIS VEGETINE?

1t is a compound extracted from harks.
roots aud herbs. il - Natures Reme,y 1t j.
perfectly harmless frcm any bad effect upon
he syste m 1t is nour shing and strength he IL
ing. 1t acts directly ron the God itQuiets
the nervous system 1t gives you good swe T
sieen at nighf. IL Ia a panacea for our aged
fathers and mothers for II gives them strength.
quiets their nerves, and slE.s them aJu'e's
sweet sieeE-a- HIS been prov. Icy many All
aged person 1t Is the great BonG furirc
l. is a soothing remedy tor our ehi!drel. 1t
has relieved and cured Thousands. il yer,
pleasant to take every child likes it. 1t TT
ieves md cures all diseases orig mating from
impure hiond TIy the VEGh1fNF. Give i
fair trial for your coIup aints; then VI
say tn ,"nr frienn, neiebtor and acquaintance
/ ry it, it has cu1eo Ee.'
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lsALEi;tii.
CASE OF SUICIDE

RALEIGH. April % Night jacob
3 Rumbough, cigar maker of Char
!oStcs5iilc. Va, more recently Of
Lynchhurg and Richmond, shot him
self fatally IN the head here this even
ing with small pistol. Cause, failure
TO obtain work and disheartened III
conse quence. He leaves a wife and
three children in Lynchburg. He be-
longed to both the Knights of Pythi IS
+ Charlottesville, aud the Red Men Of
richmond
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kfAIE q Are.

The railroads from Washington to
s9ssarit ston via Fredericksburg, Rich
aa2ad. Petersburg, Weldon, Whining
ION. florence, &c, have agreed to re-
1usta delegates free upoa paying full
Ere going to tie Southern Baptist
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-04-30

A dispatch from san Francisco says
there is nothing authentic regai ding
the burning of the steamer off Santa
Barbara She tired % nEns and her