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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-07
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REm.,,,.,
DR.. clBBoN,s pIspev

u DR.. ClBHoN'S DIspe.-
MSH SARY, NO. 1913 kEAkNy SM
A corner or Commercial, San VA.
EX&<SA cisco; Private entrance on Can ia
t2&2S merclal street. SJoni-
lo,i, Tor the treatment oil Sexual ana s a. ~
Diseases such as Gonorrhea, Gleet StnsinlnaI
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Wau.iIclufe.
Impoteney. etc. etc. Skin diseases a ushness,
standing, and liberated Legs. etc. suc a sesr,,
DIR. GfBBoN has tho p~lc.uu,, ., -.
cling that he has retained from ~ ~ annoHn-|
principal hospitals Of Europe. and has. tns
sumed practice. ~"u ms re-
Tho Doctor has spared neither ,;u
mt ney in seeking out new remeaies. am" and h hoi
returned with increased facilities fer dnu gas
Seminal Weaknean-
Seminal emission Ia the CONSEQUENCES. sc -.
abuse. This solitary vice. or depraysd !. sen.
indulgence, is practicod by the youth az hotn
sexes e an almost unlimited extent. prodnal
ing. with unerring certainty the foliow;n.
train OF morbid symptoms, unless comba,aS
oy scientihc medical measures, VIZ: Sall"-
countenance dark spots under the eyes ,s,-
IN the head, ringing in the ears. noise iii, Il.
rus!Iing oI leaves or .rattling OF chariots. mn
easlHoss ABOUT the loins, weakness of H..
limbs. confused vision, blunted intel,ee, .ne
Of condolences. difidence in approaching sir ,U'
gers, q dislike to form new acquain,aneas !.
disposition to shun society, loss OF n,en'n,a
pimpies ana various eruptions about the lacs
hectic Pushes, furred tongue, futid bre stS
coughs, consumption, night sweats. monomo.
mia, and frequently insanity. If relief bc NJ,
obtained, you should apply immcdiateI, az
thcr in person or by letter, and have : cu,.
effected by. his new and scientific mode ~
treating this disease. which never fsils " "
~effcctIng n quick and radical cure. '"
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CuKEu At
HOME. by addressing q letter to DN- Gip.
BON, stating case, symptoms, length Of tina
the disease has continued, and have n,edic;ns
promptly forwarded, free from damage and
curiosity, to any part Of the country, with
tull and plain directions for use,
by inclosing lie. Dollars coin in A regis.
tered letter through the Postofice. or
through Wells. Fargo i Co.'S. q package Of
llcd'cino will DO forwarded to any part Of this
In ~.
Persons writing to the Doctor will plea..
state the namo Of the paper they soc this sd
y~ortissment in.
All communications strictly confidential
Address DIR. j. +. GIBBON-
Box 1857. San Francisco. California.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-07
Rebekah Charity DegTee. |. O.. OF.

'VNHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
i Retckat Charity Dcgrco Lodge, /. 0. o.
f., will DO held in tho Odd Fellows Hall,
on the first and third FRIDAYS Of each
month, at ~ o'clock r. n.
W. II. DAVENPORT. N. q.
DAN. NATHAN, Sec'y. 5-tf
, 1876-04-05
Tho House Commerce Committee Will
Report Against Reciprocity
with Canada.
l. Unanimous Committcc.Report FaTor-
- Ing tho Transfer Of tho
Indian Bureau.
The Senate Takes cogoIzancs Of ths Bolknap
Impeachment Business.

,Ms hEpLf TO LYNDk's 1npUDKNr INQUIRY.
Special Dlspakeh to Th4 Ch1eaoe Vr1tuns.

.Ms RKpLr TO LYNDk'a 1MpUnRNT INQUIRY.
Special D1spateh 10 Ths Ch1eags Ytrlauns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 4.-Ths socre-
ta1y Of the Treasury received Lynda'a res-
olution this morning asking for The names
Of newspaper oditora or correspond
ents ho had paid money to in connection
With the whisky prosecutions. and early In tho
afternoon sent full auswer thereto. Ho called
the attention Of tho House to tho fact that ho
had 4dyised Congress- In lis report Of these
wida-spred whisky frauds. Of tho diaiculttes In
unoarthtng them, and OF the impossibtlty Of
reaching them through the usual means. and It
bscanas naceaaary to employ persons not known 10 10
Ia Tho service Of tho Government In the early stages
of tho investigation In st. Louis, commercial editor
having special facilities for obtaining knowledge Of the
shipments Of whisky commissioned apccial agent
Of The Department. and charKol with tho discovery OF
these fEAuds. Ills connection with tho press soon
cesacd and ha hAa continued In tho Revenue Borrcp
Ths Secretary Gays that during tho progress Of tho
lnYcstigstLons. aud tho trials which roaulted he has
seteiye1 valuable information aud sug3estona from
newllMpors aud persona CONNECTED with tho press,
but, With the exception nanled noao have aAked or
whatever Tho Secretary however. saya he woulo not
hare heatateI = moment to hnve employed and pxid
theto trustworthy persons II It had bean necessary.
IAe letter closes Al folloHs Dut griuB To thu in
quy the broades scops the Becretary has tho honor
70 y thst ho has nolthtr the knowledge tnformA-
ton Of tho payment Of any Of money BY any Ruch
otHcsr Or person to any noxspepcr editor Or cor
fsaaon 10 suppoas th1t any such payment has hssn
M4ds.b
, 1876-04-05
IMPEACHMENT PRELIM'NAf9lE5
IN fHR HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. D. O., April 4.-hls. Lord. On
behalf Of tue managers Of tho impeachment Of
tho late Secretary Of Wsz, aaksd lssve for tho
managers Of ths House to retro, In order that
shey might proceed to The Senate and present
the art!cles Of impeachment In dns form and
manner. LsAve wAs granted.
A auestlon having been raised whether tho
House should a.tsnd tbs managers to the 6sn-
ats, 1t waa stated that thai form had bean OBJ
served in the Impeachment OF PEeadent john
sou and Judge Humphreys. rhs House would
be present on tho Trial OF ths impeachment, but
not necessarily at the exhibition OF tbs articles.
Tho Speaker suggested thsE the language ot tho
meaaazs from lhe Senate MAJ limited 10 Inform
Ing tbs House that the Hsusts wss ready TO re-
sstve TIA managers fot ths pu.poss o. athla!sin9
asteia4 1t Impeachment Tbs managers thAn ~
TRAD
VI ~ Il la HQuts, aa8 ftpoftsd through NJ.
taktt AAA dAAzzeAn, Ast ~ tEtaaaA Il hApA8aA.
, 1876-04-05
SCHENCk,
s11T TIE coMNITTEE Tn1NKB or u1a EuxA NINE
RpEEIIrAI

s1AT TIE coMNITTEE Tn1NKB or u11 EltXA NINE
EJACULATION.
5peeldt Dtspateh to The Chtcaoo Irihnnk.
WARRINGTON, D. 0.,Aprll A CANVAS, Of thu
House COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs In tho
Hche1ck matter shows that With possibly two
exceptions, tho Committee, including both
Democrats and Republicans from the evidence
already taken, would report that Gen, schenck,
10 becoming Director in tho Emma Mining
Company and In speeulatlng In It's stock, did
teprehensiblo act, but that ho was not guilty OF
Intentional dishonesty In originally connecting him
'elf With the enterprise. Two Democratic members
ef tho Committee. howaveE seeking to provs that
sshencka connection with Ito nina MAJ Intentionally
dllhonnAt.
Tsenor ". Park will soon ba examined.
In ths Annotated ittts.1
JAMES II. nAY.
WA*n1HoTos. D. O., April s.-jAmet II. Day teat!-
morning that As was interested In tho Emma Mins
property from Hcptembts, 1868, to July, 1871. ua
auued nne b1th. which hs sold to Trenor ". park 1t
7iscd to nell by hi nephew and By aIat.laws. tho
!uperintendcnt Of tho mlne, no nsw developments
nsstng been maae Il tho time: In January. ls71,
khich tho owner asked $!,2ooo0o. WllllAm II,
Lent brought with him mining Expert, who rcported
unfarorahly. When the undivided hall Of tho prop.
hem the control, he declded to sot for tltt
bon and not because he bad suy ieaE Of Tbs Ins. 1t
I'd hl'tays becn hs practice to lars nothing to do
sitness bad no knowledge Or convincing REASONS 10
oolaEo that these wAa any systematic stscmpt To l
po*s fraudulent estimate Of tho t!no on s public.
II The unlo he sold hls interest In tue nine It vas
WORTH, =. mining venture, owing to tho favorable
I'D no knowledge that hs had besa summoned At tbs
instance Of 1en. achenck or any Of his friends. lie
Hd NOT know Gen. Bchenck.
Tas COMMITTEES sdjourned TIL tomorrow.
, 1876-04-05
THE TARIFF BILL,
~o0I,EN EHtfT}H.


8petial Dtspateh to Ths chteaqo 7sfou,a:
WARRINGTON, D. O., Apr! 4.-Tho COMMITTEES
On Ways and Means made no hesdwAy with tho
Morrison Tariff bill to-day. Representative
Eames, Of Rhode Island, called attention 10 tho
proposed change In tho tariff on noolen braids,
and road lotter from ono Of bis constituents
representing that the manufsoture Of such
braEda could not DO continued In this country
should tho duly b reduced "a psopoasd In this
bill. The present duty on sunh brsida is 20
centa per pound and 80 per cont nd
vsloEcm. h1oEr!son'e bill proposes to abolish tho
ad-valorem duty The manufacturers Of tho country
generally have shown tess interest In ths Morrison
p than in any tart6 bill Of similar proportions tntrn
ducod Into ths House within tho last al1 yc&1.
IRON AND nrKEI.
Representatives Of Tho iron, steet and oahsr netA
tntsrctta ha1o bocu toned to BY tbs COMMITTEES unAy
Of them oppoatng tho reductions proposed In tho hill
Tho opposition has bean much smaller than xas gem
staly anticipated.
Thu cotton manufacturer Of Rhode 1alaud hsve not,
70 far - can bs learued. vr1tson 4 ang!e letter
to hcir In opposition 10 the proposed
reduction In the duty cotton goods. and suggestions
any othor parts Of Naw EnR!aui, The manarera Of
ths leading woolcn mills In New England are. fur
the neces~lty Of furthsr protection for ID oosrser
goods Of tho product and It II probable that, could
they be SLOWED TO import their materials free Of
auy. sy you'd b. wns 70 ' s05eGo III protection 1n
chango tho rate on cotton machinery otherwise NJ
feet this very important h1snch Of New Eugsnd In
dusty. sl2ht change t. 1uade In the duty On the
- cotton achinery n almost e1cluaiTay tuAds Of cast
iron, thIa provision dooa not greatly Affect 1t.
, 1876-04-05

tnsnt aEanst n. n. Bo1knAp had bssn exhibited and
read 70 ths EenAts and that tho presiding officer had
stAtod that The Henats would tAto ordsr Ia Tbs prsus
fees dus noce Of which would b. eiven 10 the Houas
Of Representatives.
M THE SENATE. ...
Ths Impeachment msnaKen on thS ptrt Of 'ho
UouAc Appeared In tho BanAta, and sscortsd to
aeAta On the left Of the rftsldin8 otnoer. After
proclamation BY the 8erResntatArEns the articles Of
Impeachment aRainat ". w. Defnsp lAts BeorstAry OF
War, wera read b5 aeott Lord, ahs Chairman Of ths
DoaFd Of Managers.
Tbs reading Of Tho artic1es Of impeachment having
been concluded. Mr. Fefry ths President pro tempora
Of the Benste announced that the 8enAts would take
Tho proper ordsr tho subject OF tia impeachment
Of which due uotice would be given.
Tho 1lousa managers then retired.
Ths Henatc subsequently adopted an ordss 10 D1int
tho Artie1ea Of Impeachment.
Abal0NMKnTB.
The following parts have beon assigned 10 ths nan-
agars On Tho impeachment trial Of n. ". Dclknsp bo
fore tho genHto:
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lord, Lynds, Jsnts, and
Hoar.
o. pttadtnas- s-nepreasns.u,es Knott MeM.aon,
and jerks.
o. jur7.dieton ershs s.nas*- -1eprssen.as,yss Lord
Knoit, and Iioaf.
The opening VII! b BY Representative IYndc,
On the pftpdrotion for fhs tr1at ~ dee and &rdn,9-
Hon of tstsHssNa-uepresentatlves AeM4hon, Lynda,
and 1Aphom.
On qatss.ons f'aw en- trial u
Lynds, 1enka, and Mcafahon.
Or ~ anai r811hno.- Representatives Lord
Knott, and Earhatn.
Each manager II 10 sum mp the case permitted or
zach may hand IN and hare printed with ths proesd-
tu2e hl4 argument,
, 1876-04-05
THt INDIAN BUREAU.
BiT,L FOR IT8 TuINarKn.

Special Dsspdlth to 1h+ Chicago 1FtoAn4-
WAsu1Ao7ox. D. c., April 4.-Tho Honse
COMMITTEES On Military Affairs voted uasnl-
mouslY to-day to report the blu transferring tho
Indian Bureau from tho Interior to the War
Department. The Indian Committeo, which has
tor Soma time past had tho sAme subject under
consideration. is not Al unitsd'y In favor Of the
change. When the blll from the Military Com.
mlttee ia reported to tho House tho Indian Com
ultteo will, Without doubt, dispute tho turisdlo-
ton Of the former, and tho attempt w.ll b.
made to have tho Military Oommittes'a bill re-
forred to tho Committee on 1ndlan Affairs Tor
revision. The position heid by tho latter Com
m.ttee is that thu quostlou OF trans.
for ia matter which oomes e1cIu.
sigely Within It's jurisdiction. aud that
tho Military Commlsteo can properly have
nothing to DO with It until II haa bsen determined
whether ths trsns&sr aha bo InAdo not, When tha
Ghsugc h4s once been sVtced upon, then, according
tho taooty ct tae 1ud'aa Committee II viii 10 pEops,
for tho Military Committee to devise machinery for
carrying II Into operation. Tho bill OF the Military
comiuttes ths entire subject, not only direct
dans, hut also assigning tbs dutca which each Nursau
Of ths WaE Department w!!l have In charge.
oEN. sHERMAAs OPINION.
1nn. BhernAn has written letter to tho COMMITTEES
Indian Affair." Tho propoaed trausfef Of the In.
dian bureau, In which 10 says:
A. the military authorities arc Already charged With
tho duty Of kespnG tho peace, Am sure they will ba
tstter able to accomplish tnis end II nrusted With
tue tssua Of annatios. whether of money, food. Or
and Commlasasy, who can, without additions! coat,
mAke ssauea directly to tho indians and account
s1esclss i'll the aupsryssion now required oi
tho civil sasnt in better maunor, because ho
has solalsr. 70 support his authority, and
hayo often resulted In Indian wafs. nr,ajy b.
!lsfu that the army now occupies poaions and ss1a-
tous To Tbs great asa Of tic Indian trites that viii
besuT cnshlo tho Government To ezecuta any lns Of
policy II may DEAN wise amt proper, than By my pos
1bls systcnl l!At oan b. devised with ciyl. 4vents
Tho Idea which preyal1 with SONS thst thu army
xknta war With ths lnataas = not true. Such wsra
btua e1posurs ~ to Il. tlsf. Aad invitations,
peace, aud very often has prevented wara by
Il. uers psesenco, ard tnsEussd With tbs exclusive
md control Of tbs snnulties aud supplies
u we'll - forco, think Indian will eea4o and
tho hshits OF tbs indians WI! be gradually nodded
dustry, tbs rearing Of sheep. cAe, hosssa, ko+ In
soms localities they may poasibI5 b mads farmers.
, 1876-04-05
THE GENEVA AWARD.

Az fN0t4Q& x04% 4A5 N4d&A4IU144At
6pee1ai Dittatch to 1hs Chicago T14oun<.
WARRINGTON. D. c., April 4.-Tho BILLS pro-
viding for the disposition of the balance Of tho
Alabama clai ma fund, held in trust by tho Gov
srnment for claimants, are made tho special Or
dor for tomorrow, and will probably ba tho sub
1ect Of debate in The House. Tho bill reported
BY the najolitH, known a. Lord'a bill, provides
for the payment of actual losses sustained by
the acts Of all cruisers In the first class, and by
the second oass for ths payment Of losaes sns-
tanned by insurance companies, tho 1ights
Of insurers boing postponed because Of
thet profits msde by tho special haz-
ard Of insurance aRatust war risks. One
Of the minority. Htgned by Lawrence, Of
tho fund into the Treasury. and tho other bearing The
signatures Of Knott Hind and Ashe reeommcnaa tho
oe .eaai s nd
assuming that Government haa tho right to dis
tribute tho fund.- In III discretion. It IL cmed how.
orer ~ ths undoE"Fsez' that tho money VA awarded
FOR CERTAIN LOSSES,
In which thejrs included. and thkt premiums
inalated BY tito .var.premiam claimants That al
losses RuassIned BY tie underwzitsrs were paid to
os hess war rsts srs tho aouai osers by insussncs
that Of thu snsirs iossea paid BY insurers
veFe ps!d BY mutual companies. md thss. eoDp.niss
70 receive from the fund II paid to thsn and they ak
to b.
PAIp DIRECTLY
that which tho companies PROPOSE they ahould reestvs
indirectly, Government received sun, in gross for
ths sRtissactlon Of al its claims and thoss
OF its c4tzcns, with tbs rtght4 reserved to
distribute It without dlcatiou. 1ts plain duty Ii 10
rsy to such persoas losers aud not gamers
by the acts Of tho Confederate crulserr.
Tho history Of the cautes which 1sd to
tho arbitration between our Government and Great
Britain upou tho subject Of heao clas u N Interest,"
Ing ono ~ appears from tho argument Of the many
Abls counsel who have discussed tho subject EefoEo
Ihe Comlntttoe and tho debates which viii At.e upon
ths bills now before tho uouas will b. Of lntesoss 10
al 1t II understood thst leading Democrsts In ths
EtnAtt and uoufa adverse 10 covering SnJ paft Of
tbs fund Into tbs Trealury.
, 1876-04-05
'i.yed, md ts1egs gsaph wt,sa prossratsd Ia u n.
rsctlons.
QuxDzo, Aptil La violent suox- -esorm b pre.
yaing.
Nav Yoax. April 4.-rt haa besn fainiu9 ta@s
foe tttrty-six ho,irs.
NAVIGATION ITEM.

oIEvkLArp, O., April 4.-Ths steamer r, n,
Rice loft Detroit Ut $50 this morning and ar.
rived 1t this port 1t $50 this evening, Ths
Mos came via tho middle passage. Hhs ~
tempted tho north passage. but thu LOO was
strong aud solid. Considerable doattno
ice was met In Detroit Mvor. Altar pass.
ing the Islands. tho Rice encountered no ics
until she reached Avon Point and from which
much slush. When miles out from hero eoiId
tce was found. but the progress Of the vesael
Was but little tmpeded BY it. Ths Rtco brought
down d. a ful' cargo Of ftcIghs, but no passengers.
Ihta 10 tho sat entry OF tho season 1t thl4 po1k,
, 1876-04-05

so,rt., nf.no,aa 4, ~ ca,.cs1 7+fAt,r.
op.s'e' o"t1s'Dt ~ ~ ~'
WAsniaoToH' u. IT, april IA thorough sn'
yeatiRstop Ia to bo made into The altoRed frauds
IN sesi.took contr.cta n ", Trosanry Densrt.
mont since March 4, 1869. Tho Investigation
will doubttcss include IN examination Of tho
w., ."a'se .'.,.s" t.s1oes ,,,- - ~
hJssem OF importing merchandise In bond to
WestAfn cities upt1er tho Immediate Trtnapoftn /.
IL, s,t ria soc,ot.rx h,o .1rs, ,1v -. -. ..,x
.'on eSs' 4ne eo1'o1a'5 nne a"oso} hso' WY
full tnTastigation Of the soa1.lock business.
r,.urir,,rx-
r.. r,... -. .-,s .,,,
Ihs ul6t1'ct sAto'oufg'ary oonsptsAtofa will
foel less paey on account Of the action OF tho
1tor.. II n,,,re NJ, s-,.rdtrr n. r.rod ~
- r~,,a. w. a ae t4ga \. 49,. y.
ina aasnte Q! !mitauon IN 1efAin ontnfte 10 tofos
3eAfs, instead OF two ahaef tHs pTeaent AFs
THAT eafE-Bundt4nf. -..
No progrtss In! Jet hscn made or ~ nt-
tusa ~ thd aaie"onfg!Af1 sh9est!8auon ny tlo Bud
Eummttee on tno Suate!ay. a. neenn8 u! tuo su
ae1afy Conmiteo tais ,nosnn9 Mrt TT ptoaot s.st.
aRnihh tao sun.Commitee ~ e. fHonh1Iug H1Iag ino sI
witooat W P1esenes o. S ~. e.
5enee, oi oaio. Mempss - :, LIZ Gt ~ isshi..
s9sea ana fs5e ,aonSat ~ }unr ~ 1hn. r.
ous !oE ons p.I.S 70 conatS. X. ~ n,sr nn.ir,. @
hsesenee OF .one aIs o. ~ ~ ~ ,rit III r. y.
sntfeapon cs,es.su os1'' "Aa w tnqo1s ""1 W -
sunso on Ano1so*!. -
, 1876-04-05

one dollar expended now In purchasing boa liz of
Jsynes Ezrectorant by those troubled With aiaht
cough o. hoatseness Or throat may lvn til sr,
consumption. slight Inflammation of tl,c iii nr o3
Tho w1ndtubest tho usa symptoms Of which arc sors
throat Aud pain In tho breast, frequsutly lesds 10
1roneha. days delay may entail mouths of T1dsr-
ing Better Try 1t ouee IAyne's Expec.ofxnt stand
ard remedy, whoaa cur4Ts p1ppertAA hAy nan III.
- bf thnuthpHu ~
, 1876-04-05
THE WEATHER.

WAsu1soroN, D. G., April 81 4, NH tho
upper lake region. falling barometer and soush.
esly winds. followed, on Lakes Superior aud
Michigan, by ooldsr. northwest winds, with rising
barometer. and clearing veather, with posslbly
anoW.
Iu tho Middle AtlAnto States, westerly wtnda,
rising barometer. and clear or partly cloudy
Weather, With slight changes In temperature
CauttonatY siEnals Ao ordered for Lakes
Superior aud Mloh!gan.
LOCAL OHakaFAIIuNe.
t;ufcAaa Anrt1
, 1876-04-05

Special Dsspatea ta The Chtea9o TftbunA-
MENDOZA. Ill.,, April IA professor OF music
whose name. for hib wife's aake, withhold, ot
high social standing, late Of tho Conservatory
Of Musia. Leipeic, MAS suspected Of having
stolen some triaing artic!cs Of 1awelsy
from store which he was ia tho habit
OF fre9uensing. 4 warrant being obtained, hIa
reaidenre WAS searched. and not only tho n1esinR
articles wore found. but some that wers takan
In \ Like manner from other atoEea.
, 1876-04-05
DRUNKEN FATHER KILLS HIS SON.

CHUHKEH Her KILLS HIS SON,
CoLuNnus, O., April 4-At o'clock this morn
ing Patrick pickens, q laboror, whllo In drunk
en frenzy, shot and killed his son, aged IT. for
assoctAting with boys who, In the estimation Of
his father, vero not suitable company for him.
PlckeEs wAs II once ar1oated, aud admits his
guilt. He IL wild with remorsa. sad declares
that he will commit auicida.
, 1876-04-05
OBITUARY..

ViN7oS, H., April 4.-Ths Nov. OrIA7do C1a,k,
Superintendent Of tho Iowa College for tho
Blind, dad Bunday evening At the ,-oltes,e, Of
typhoid fover. liz was aged 80 ysars and i
months.
, 1876-04-05


M1LwAuKEx, April 4.-In tho case OF shs
United States against Adam Sprinkler for cut
ting timber On tho Oneida Reservation, before
Commissioner Bloodgood, hearing was con.
c!uded, and the defendant held for trial As tbs
July term At Oshkosh. Tho defendant IL met-
chant at Lawrence, near the Reservation limit
and bought from pattea who won't Into ths
observation to cut.
, 1876-04-05

bridge. and WAS broken In tvo. Ton mon wsrs
on tie barge, only four of whom (A1e1Andor r.
Shaw, William Grant. William Tom1inaou, and
ono other whose namo IL not leAEped) wess
savsd. The remainder, at nsQroes, arc sup.
posed to b drowned. Tho barge had 1o, ,0oo
6uahsla Of corn on board. which wAs insured In
81. LoufB ofI3oea
, 1876-04-05
THE RECORD
oHHiTk

Wlaunoros. D. O., April A.-Nr. ehesmsn.
from the Commisktss On Finance, rsportsd, With
out amapdmant shs HouAs bill 10 saabls ths
B,a,stssy af ~ Tssaaufy - pay III judEusata
II tAs Qovsa ef AiabaalA OIiinA aaA aAksa fas
, 1876-04-05

FELL AGAINST A HuZZ.sAW.
evee1a' Dtrdteh to 7A< Chsedsa Tf1eun&,
EAsr bAotSAw. April IA young man named
A. Larauger. : miil-oxner It BaAu Greek, 8aR-
fnsw County, was badly cha9sd up BY circular
aaw' on which he accidentally fell, manRliug ons
foot And ankfe, and. ripping along hts back, cut
swath Of fesh tho entire length. His Injuries
arc fatal.
, 1876-04-05

A FtVE.cENT MURDERER CAUGHT,
MEstpu1s, April 4.-Bob Wheeler, eolorod
bootblaek, who murdered Ben Dluuenstelo
about nickel 4 few vsnks atncs. has been CAP
tured and fRled
, 1876-04-05
CASUALTIES.


THE MISSISSIPPI FLOODS.
MEura1s, April 4.-The report Of the City
Engineer Of New Orleans In reference to tho
Overflow IL liscredited by al! aore that hare paid
any attonuon to tho subject In years. paat. 0n-
fortunately but little Is known IN reference to
tho exact height or ether atatIatsca OF floods
previous 70 tho establishment Of the Signal
Beryco, but from the fact that tho water 1t this
poot Is within inchas Of the highest water
known, aud inch above tho 1ood Of 1874, snd
10 inches above that Of last August, coupled
with tho atlte Of tho weather aud lakes. bayous
and .taKoons, - we'll ~ Ill tributaries below
being bank full, u! the river man coincide
that 10 will hass 1lood equal to shy provtoua
oue, - the river At Cairo Ia now IS
iuohos higher than last August, and several
fsot higher Ut 81. Louis. and mona Of tho yolums
coming down will be expondod In filing up tbs
1T, PrAnc,a, White, ArkanaRs, and other rivers,
and besides tho records show that ho doo!ino Is
ever falt hare until aix or eevsn days Aftor the
river hAa commenced falling 1t Cairo. The bot
tou! opposite tho city % flooded baok to Meaiaou.
aud trains on tho Little ROCK Road aro dihcon.
tluued. many persons living In the bottom being
compelled 70 move ont to tho hill. It Ia feared
that . large amouut OF stock has baen Loaf.
Planting operations k1e 1t + At&udstilLt and The
cotton plsa.Atlona will su1er heavily Ia fencing
and forage. between Mount City and Marion,
Ark, aklffs have bean substituted for hacks ia
oKdsF 10 convsy tbs malls and passengers.
NEW oRIkANs.
l. break 10 test vida u reported Ia ths MILL
ksn-bspa isFss. 4 few miles Rboys Ytoksburg.
, 1876-04-05

FATAL EXPLOSION.
6psefd' hspateh to Ths CHICAGO Trfbunt.
sfnrSoT1ELp, Ill.,, April 4.-Capt. william
Hayden, Of this city, received = dispatch from
Memphis this afternoon stating That bis eon was
killed there this morning by the explosion Of 3
steamboat boiler.
, 1876-04-05
EGYPT,


TIE AhYBsIN1AN AnAY ORDERED HoME.
oAmo, Apral k.--uostilisioa having coasod In
Abysslnis, And negotiations for peaca with the
envoy Of King KAshs being IN prog1cas, Prince
HAssao. commanding tho Egyptian forces, has
received osdern to return to Egypt.