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A whlrlwind in Conncct,cut.

ffCpl ne hIdrDWH Nets' aug 40
On the place occupied by james and A,
Hail, IN Ellsworth, ON Thuio1tN Que Mygoh .tel-
lugg, an old Schatacock Indian, " 80 weight
does not exceed eighty-nve pounds at most, was
in the hay held cpnverslng with Mir. Albert Hall,
and "a VhirWlud twisted him around two or
three times aud nuilly raised him from tho
earth, carving MIN up DIS, inor OF ABOUT thir-
- fert, spiG@!ng hun round Ike a tor, aud II Of
lS druppiug INN In q. swamp uOle netr by almost
uniuIu cd, Dut butyiug MIA to tue w.ist Ia The
mud.
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rnc DESTROYER OF the DESTROYER


A gentleman, VINO sends lis a specimen
a tho mite ius sized gras .nuuper wrltes;
enclose grasshupper, ami II yOn WIN examine he,
ncaln ls Min-t Nuu WIN nad uunlsl "i red Mes
hood OH" ed a huN reward tnls NOR lhs TO nhd me
hooper without llc n.y. hut he tn ca To earn tn r.
ward, although ne Wprkc hTi tor n. be ieve tnat
not a single nnpnrr IA Cottonwood county Will escape
the ruyag Of tnih Nv aud not one Nm survive 10 AY
its eggs ia any 9th pace Most of them nave thelr
wiugs sluck out, tue nles are 50 humorous beneath
them Tia morning came across lAVusan-' " dead
0ued.
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Tho Tribune Once TRAGEDY Called to Mind
Fron ne Chicago IU.es. Aug. 81

Daniel Mcfarland, the slayer of Richard
son. turned up In Chicagn a few days ago. After
his release from the penltentiary no went 10
Colorado, wnere he has been living for the past
two years. His flends have tried to assist him,
nut he seams to be unable to do anything for
himself. Since his arrival In Chicago he has
been living on the charity Of some of ms old
friends and acQualntances. l. 81 evening he was
discovered by a policeman crawltnl into WIN
dow Of law ollicc At 20 Washington street. lie
was taken to the armory On sus OlGiCn Of being a
burglar tut no produced the key Of the utlce,
aud said that ne had been sleeping there flr the
past few nights, but that ne could NOT open. the
door. lie was placed IN tho witnoss room to
an
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Riding on the Reading Fair Ground.

On Saturday at the Fair Grounds Tony
E-mnos,, a Mexican youth OF fourteen, rode
twenty -hve miles in forty eight minutes. HIS
tatuer superintendent the changing OF tue horses
at the end ~ every mile As mile was COM
pieted IN IA caugnt the horse as he crossed tho
scor In fun speed ana threw him back nearly
on his launches, while tue hoy snrang on and IN
an instant WAS On the back OF another animal and
galluping away. Inc sixth heat the morse bolt
ed fro n the track AID ran down over the rock, >,
but the boy mastered the animal and kept on
M. hack
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spider. and snakes In Connecticut.

In nelson Williams's cellar n spider had
prepared MS wen between - barrel aud tub, aud
mere. suspended from the ground hung small
snake about ten or eleven inches Ia length. Tho
thread of tns web had been lngeutously twisted
or woven around the tail OF the unfortunate
reptile, and II was evident that he had Deen
drawn up from the ground. The spider seemed
anxiOusly watching his squlrmlng victim from
one corner OF Inc wen. probably waiting for lie
to become 'inct. he SNAKE remained IN this
precarious attitude for tnlrty-slX hours, aud
LLetl ESCAPED.
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Steamship City of Dallas. Fcrnandina mdse and
Steamship CITY of Mexico. Vera Cruz and Havana.
mdse.
Steamship City OF Atlantis Charleston. mise and pass.
Ste tus,ip De kuytcr. Antwerp. mdse anu pas.
Steamship Isaac BELL Richmond, CIty POinf, ami Nor
folk. IN and PISS
Steanship GlIucus. Boston. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Frisla. Hamburg. mlse. anu pass.
a b, usua Do sa.s.t,
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Tug WEEKLY sUN published tnis morning col

TUk EEhlN Sun pupllsued tuls lnOInlnR con-
tans the following
Bayonet' In the observation-disclosures Purposes of
Graut-Tne Manner In wnicA United States Troops
are to he Employed m the southern states Grantlsn
Ia SOCIAL LII Ihc Story uf tue llliuus Anonymous
Ictlcrs-I The lntrgues ,uf a Leadrr OF Washington
Society Tile Lowest Depth yet heachcdi Death OF
speaker Kerr GOV. 1lden's IueorI-Camplign Lies
thaWere knMc0rl IN the Head BY Hewitt aud
Army nc Biy-A Decisive Battle Impending -rurAsh
Ofical View 81 the tusr, tlat led to the War; The
Battle OF SatschSr-CApturc Of OsmIn Pasha The
War win &c slouX-Ihc Commands OF Gems. Orook
Rud Terry United " herralou,s ut the Indiins-A
Me sage from suing Bull-Morc Hostne Re .sEins /
Indiana Lnsf - HAYES; Inc Result OF knpairck's
Canvass of K COun iesi Funding the Debt-LD New
I.n n-rne lyeT Nn.nige, kerenchment 10 Work
OF the House The Wheeler EXPECTATION so1fN Caro-.
Ina Politics phc Mork Of the Democratic Slaie On
Yeutun southern kailruausi seekers After Pardon,
IN re ,pr he eit ase Of lleslng, Avery ana Mckee
In Ii whlnu i,'ev RMS Ncars Woo Clip Euganas
Future SOVEREIGN luumlust!on IA Mi'slssppl Due.
Anuu AN Actrc.s The Goa FISHERIES Of ALASKA; Paris
a : .apnrti Nulnes Of New Bpuksi life lu l,u sltu
Turkcntini Poetry Ben II 1lirIs Guests and Two
hi .rs To story The Lttrsl lclcsraplc NeNri Noe.
o. science anl ludl .trN Many columns q RAJ urlAl
AruclUs aud Agricultural Matter, Sioly- Ihe Strange
Story u Diam maj Financial Intelligence ana Mar
ktts.
TIEWEESLY sun contans 60 npiete epitome OF the
nrg OF the S--h iron all paris OF the uattfl a't'f
and the American continent. cp?ci ~ wrappers rtlY
for mailing to tho old c1aauy may of hid ~ l"e ne SIX
Of our publication ONE. Price ioar eenls' rOr sAs
10y Allncws dcs ers Ia city An coln'ry
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ELsEFFEr--SHAw. On Thursday evening. Aug TO-
In the thurch II tue rranshguraou, by the rector the
Rev george II. uoushton, D. D., VIM L. Elsener 10
Amanda Shsw. born Of TINS CitV
TARCHlNI-MlN1ER.- On ruesday, Ang. 10, by tho
Rev. Father Nor. AZ 81. PatrcA's Cathedral Michael
Tarchini TO EliLaDeth Winter, all Of tins city.
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maRfNE INrELLIGENOE.

niNfArrug ALuASA '-rats
sun rises. Is sun sets. a. Moon sst3. "a
als.n wArER-rhi nay
sandy HOOK 10 80 Gov slana.ll 10 Hell Gite.. IL Al
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BUSINESS tiotltes.

II the babv .. cutting teeth, use thni old
ana we.trieu remedy. Mrs. WlNSLOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP which greatly facilltates the process. nd Is
regulate the bowels II relieves the child from
pSin cOrrects aciGiy and winu cole
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Dentifrice- do not purity the brenth. they
Ony di-gulse It's fc'Oi for IL Milk OF Ma gneslA
permanently cures II BY remoyn is cause.
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Parker's Hair Bnisam q the best preparation
made for icstOrng gray hair to its original color
anu for renewing Its lite and beauty.
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Cristadoro'- Hair Dye hits the mark every
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Al rfRRIED,

Rupture soon cured by the six Eiastic Truss
Sold only by Elastic Truss Company. dS5 Broadway.
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Don't psy So for inferior Elastic Trus
when the best Is sold for a al POMEROl s. 'i6 Broad
way.
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The spnsms 80 common during sickness are
prevonted ny MonelIs TeetalnS Cordial Price Roc
Idp
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Rupture Perman entity Cured by nr. Marsh's
treatment SIX Ella tie supporters SHOULDER braces.
Vesey st. AstOr House. opposite ST. Pauis Church.
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nv taking Quirk's irish Tea. IL cures blionsness,
beauacne. aud regulates the blood. Prlce 20 esAdv
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Every workinewoman should used Pyle's D. X.
soap tor laundry, batn, and toilet. -Aap.
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Best place to buv furoIture and carpets cheap,
for casa, or on liberal rms. COwp"rthwai's 100 nd
1867 Chatham street. TaIrteen large warerooms ADO
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shook sp 10 m"fe %f SbsEk Vest noSck emo
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speua liolItts
sa2!. OOO.-GREAr npECIAL MONTHLY

s322, OOO.-GREAL SPECIAL MONTHLY
DRAINING
L,gadkcd hY authority Ofthe Legislature OF Wyoming
To be drawn AT haNpurr, Nt'uu.s, sept. 3, 1875.
tj22.OOO 10 RE DISTRIBUTED
IT, @ conducted OY sworn Commissioners In public.
In the tr6Ch ut any one 40 gaia for uue
For only small outlay, CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Single lcKelS ~ each ora pace AZ OF tO cGets for
pr,les drawn. Information furnished. Orders hhed
Apply to or adhrr
EMORY CO.. Rrokors, 81 Park row.
opposite the futi once, Sew YORK CIV
TRlVNrE HO~PITAIFOk rae rhLNr-
mrut ui h uurrhull s, al ruct' iii lui aui tN ~
normal coudit.u u tlr prfic Niserft tW AH 40
stta,t 4 80 ir- rNp urACt :. r4- ~. ave- ti'lpse
a .Ininu e. EDWARD n - 40 81. Pr ~ "t -F'
Onlr ho4rs ffuu to -. I'i. inH l'' rNeNlR'
kLEp'- rATENrrAK Lt-M ipL bitE sS
shIi-, IN yr, Isl. ff fN tl t ih.hr' a., PAX
AiCn Il fuitlclphia'
LuNAL nAtANN LOfiEHh'
sifH,"p
VIA he drawn on sep'. Prizes cashei orders
MINI. liiui.n 90 lI tl.u sd % fttr
IAiLO a CO.. 6anNers,
80, N m ~. T.
nAIK ANp WHl~kEh- NEAILN rUr
al 10 Ann I. SuaNlts 10 c'iJs, on IL tor dpli ".
Chue Foo lir scala, OIa-k orbrowni oao apphcauon-
sold by all druggists, z
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Tue following were the opening highest lowest and
+. Nj. closing prices .. STOCKS to-day
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nm. De LoNa xrrKs.

Onr ~ nathies are dee,lv enlisted
80 n"--,~s-I.,~' E-...,.. -,
IN MT. 10 Longs oe''"i'. ror 'no 'a
few years his party has banged him
around like an old boot. Al the late
H. Formulation, S,.,. Con.
1ieo'ins Va nv
tral committee re was oeteaSed Ior q
delegateship, which made him angry,
"a =. L;,ts h.ok With.
:~:~ - h.a
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arEAlINGS.

Captain Overton, Superintendent OF
the Virginia and Gold Hill Water
Works, tells OF q curious discovery
that has been made in running The
new tunnel over the Sierra Nevada
mountains. The water company is
running q tunnel through the Spoon
or divide, near Lake Tahoe, and has
gangs Of men at work On both sides of
the ridge. The section of tunnel on
the west, or Lake Tahoe side, has cut
into the edge OF what appears to be an
extensive cave. The opening made is
small and the cave has not yet been
explored. Captain Overton intends
presently to enlarge the opening be-
tween the tunnel and cave and make
regular explorations. All that has becn
done thus far was to fasten q light to
the end of Q pole about 10 feet in length
and thrust it into the opening. This
showed no wall is sight on the other
side, nor could any rock be seen above.
A stream OF water can be heard falling
rs II from a considerable height, and
this, judging from tho sound, seems to
be three or four hundred yards away
from the opening made by the tunnel.
Brigham In again sick in he'd, serious
" under the weather. The Salt Lake
tribune says: The undivided stten-
ton Of the royal physician b required,
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WHITE PINE INrELLIGEyCE
From the News of SATURDAY.


NEARLY FRoZEN.-A few days since,
during une OF The storms, a young sol
of Sam. Paul started from this place to
his home on Treasure Hill, and when
about half way mp the hill became so
cold and numbed TINT he lay down in
the snow, and would probably have
persisted had not Sam. L.iddle hap
pensd to pass along with a sleigh. The
hoy was conveyed 10 his home and the
necessary rtmed' es applied To his frozen
feet, which had the desired effect.
THE CATTLE.-Some of u ranchers
have informed us that the severe storm
Of last week caused a large nuirb Der of
cattle to die. They think the losses
will be much greater than was sup
posed they would be a month ago, IN
account of the lony-continued severity
of the storms.
AN OLD REsIDENr.-David s. Roche,
who WAS killed by Larry Lynch al
Ruby Hill onthe 18th instant, formerly
resided At Mineral City and this place.
While living here he was considered a
quiet and inoffsnsive man; but when
in his cups was a great talker.
FIRE.-Yes'erday morning about 9
O'Clock, the alarm of fire MAS sounded
on Main 81 rcet, which was caused by
the roof of Dir. IIerrick's house being
on fire. A detective stove pipe was
the cause of it, aud but little damage
WAS done.
CAvEp IN.-On some of the honses
on Treasure Hill there Is 81 much snow
on the roots AS to cause them 10 break
down. The roof of the Posloiice
building recently succumbed to the
weight of snow.
ASSEssMENT.-The San Jose Mining
Company, location Of works at Epan
Canyon. has levied an assessment OF
five dollars per share, payable oil or
before the 18th Of April next.
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but this ia no safe criterion to Judge Of
how sick be is, for he is so MORALLY
afraid of death that every time he
coughs, he thinks he is gone up.
The much talked of prize fight be-
tween Trevlllian and Sullivan is to
take place to-day, but where Is not
stated. An excursion train tor the
purpose will pass over the Virginia
and Trucl;ee railroad, taking all who
wish to 20 10 the place ofdiscussion and
back.
The upper Humboldt river is out Of
its banks, and if the present fine wealth
er continues a few days, says the
Elko Independent. we will have
an extraordinary food. Those who
are engaged in daming, bridging,
etc.. along the river, had better he pre-
pared for the crisis.
Notwithstanding the Emma mine
troubles, there is said to be comfortable
inquiry in England about Utah mines.
The great success of the Chicago mine
and its careful management is the
cause of this restoration Of confidence.
-Four hundred gamblers are collect
ed at Cheyenne, ready for the opening
season in the Black Hills country.
Edward w. Trimmer, a resident of
Diamond valley committed suicide at
his wife's residence in Carson about 6
o'clock. last Friday evening. Suffering
from illness was the supposed u of
the rash act. Deceased was an En-
gIishman by birth and about AZ years
of age.
Last Friday an emiRrant train COM
posed Of sixteen cars filed with pill
grims, passed Winnemucca IN route
for California.
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The Congressional Democratic TOM
mitses Fully Organized for tlie
Campaign Red Clouds lSana
Remains Om the Reservation.

WASHINGTON, March -.
The Congressional democratic Com
mittee is annuu ced now as fully or
ganized for the Presidential campaign,
and requests the democratic organiza-
tons in all States and Territories to
send in the names of regular commit
tees Immediately. Applications for
documents, speeches and other polit-
ical matter, aud all communications
relating to the business of the COM
mittee should be addressed to the sec
rotary, at l,324 + street Washington
City. Editors who may send their
newspapers to the committee will be-
furnished with all documents pub
lished by the committee.
Latest advices to the Indian Office
here. dated Fort Laramie, 18th, repre-
sented Red Clouds band Of Sioux
quietly on their reservation and taking
no part in the warIiks demonstrations
of Sitting Bull.
woeIem Mill burned In Rhode
Island.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., March 10.
The Elmville wooden mills, vt Gran
stone, were burned Saturday night,
with four tenements aud considerable
manufactured stock. The properly
WAS owned by Geo. Whitehead. Loss,
estimated at from $l75,OO0 To 100000.
The mill was insured for $l72,0O0.
schemck In the sIty-Jno. II. Hey.
GONE Crazy slOrs sOrrap.
tiOn to be Exposed.
New YORK, March 10.
Gen. Schenck is staying quietly at
the Brevoort House. He had many
callers to-day but declined to talk with
reporters about his case.
Jno. III. Keyser, of the Tweed ring
not0riety, has been taken to the lunatic
asylum.
A Herald Washington special says
Senator Boutwell, WAS interviewed last
evening concerning the alleged letler
promising Henry Clews advance in
formation on the subject of Treasury
gold sales in return for a contribution
to help carry the election of 1872.
Boutwell, said he never heard anything
OF II and knew nothing OF it.
Henry Clews, in a letter to the Her
AID, says the author Of the report is an
Infamous liar.
The Herald says that Mr.. Barlow, OF
Barlow, Sanderson q Co., postal con-
tractors for Colorado and New Mexico,
testified before Colonel Clark's Post
Office Committee yesterday that in 1872
he paid $4,000 to suppress an lnvesti.
cation in Washington. Ho gave the
money to one Farrar, now dead. The
committee vas the House Committee
on P~ostof1ces and Post Roads, Of the
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COAST DISPATCHES
FROM
Mining News.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 20.
A meeting of The stockholders of the
Knickerbocker Mining Company was
held at o'clock p. NJ. to day, to act
upon the proposition to increase the
capital stock from 81. 400, 900, in $4,000
shares, to $4,000, 900, in 100000. The
increase was ORDERED. Similar propo.
sitions are now pending with other
mining companies.
The Manhattan Ore Treating Com
pany has incorporated with n capi'al
of $4,000, for the purpose IF manu- :
featuring machinery appertaining 10
the process of treating ore invented by
C. F. Secor. Directors. G. +. Secor, A.
c. Bradford. b. f. Baker, &. Chandler
and A. p. Squire.
The Newspaper signature Bill.
SACRAMENTO, March 10.
The Judiciary Committee of the AS.
senblv to-day instructed their Chair
man, General Mcconnell. to report the
Newspaper Signature bill back with
the recommendation that IL do not pass.
The Retraction bill has not yet reached
the committee.
A Aan Francisco Preacher About TO
Blow the tiaR In neistioa 80 the
BabcOck Corruption.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.
Rev. j.. S. Kalloch seems likely to
become a prominent witness in the
matter of post-trading frauds. 1t is
understood that he has no desire to ap,
pear before the Congressional commit
tee, and that G. w. Babcock especially
desires that he may not. knowing that
Kalloch has facts in his possession
which would be very awkward to ex
plain away. Among other points, the
late MIR. Durfee gave Kall0ch u letter
from G.. w. Babcock directing Durfee
to send $500 TO Babcock. in the care
of General Babcock at the Executive
Mansion. This was on q division of
profits Of an Upper Missouri trading
post. Kalloch kept the letter till about
the time he left Kansas, when he gave
1t to James Ieggett, q prominent poll
tician. He says it might be worth
money to him sometimes. 1t is under
stood that Kalloch has besn recently
in receipts of letters from c. w. Bah.
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THE SILVER CoNTRACr.-A contem-
porary announces the s%ubjuined rs a
contract between the Government and
Flood Il O'Brien: The Consolidated
Virginia and California Mining Com
panies propose to sell $40, DOC, 900 worth
Of Dore bars to be supplied at the Car
son Mint, and to take in payment the
amount Of gold contained therein, and
five or four aud a half per CEN. bonds
al market rates. The price of the sill
yer 10 to he governed by the London
rate, less transportation from New
York, plus the premium on exchange;
deliveries to be completed by the
Fourth OF July.
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cock, urging him to publish a denial of
the repoi Is concerning the latter in con-
nection with those affairs, which Kali
loch has declined to do, meaning to
avoid testifying if possible, but il not,
Arrest Of n Noted RObber.
JACKSON, CAL, March 10.
Ben. Thorn, ex Sheriff Of Calaveras
county. and F. M. Ross, ex-Deputy
Sheriff of Amador county, assisted by
John Vogan, the Sheriff. and others,
made the arrest e town this morn
ing, Of the noted stage robbt r, Joaquin,
alias Antone. The party surrounded
the house where Joaquin vas concealed.
Thorn. followed by Vogan. went tn the
door Of the room and commanded him
TO open it. Afer a little parley he
opened il, suddenly presenting himself
with a knife in one hand, and a pistol
in the other, but finding himself GOV.
ered by Thorn's pistol, and the back
, indow guarded Ivy Ross. he snrrend-
cred. Joaquin was captain of a band
of robbers, captured bv Detective
Hume and Sheriffs Thorn and Ross
last Dcceinber near this place. He es-
capped then by shcU'ing u ofthe off,
GERS AMI Jumping through a window,
and in the dense brush which sur
rounds the place. He has been hover
ing around every since, but until this
morning the officers have been unable
to lay hands on him. although they at
tempted il at different times. nj friends
able TO elude the officers.
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CONFINED TO HIS BED.-Ed. Kelley.
Of the Silver State, Is, we are sorry to
hear. confined to his bed with . severe
attack Of fever.
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tigating the case of n McKibben.
Barlow's examination Will be continued
Monday.
Mexican War Affairs.
GALVESTON, Tex, March 10.
A Brownsville special to the Nems
saws that Colonel Christie had an en-
%gagenlent with the revolutionists night
before last near Matatnoras, i'm which
he had three men wounded. Deser-
tions of the Government troops occur
daily. The revolution has greatly in
terrnpted business, and great number
of horses and cattle have been stolen.
Telegraphic communication between
Matamoras and the City of Mexico has
been interrupted, but arrangements
have been made to send messages 10y
mail.
C~OnsecraSed.
HARTFORD, Conn. March 10.
Right Rev. Thos. Galbraith, new
Roman Catholic Bishop of Hartford,
was solemnly consecrated to-day.
Military Matters.
CHICAGO, March 20.
A Washington special says that Cen
eral sherman, encouraged by The new
condition of things in the War Depart
ment, has opened negotiations with
Secretary TAFT "a to the advisability of
re-eslablishing army headquarters in
this city. Secretary Taft was the first
to suggest the propriety Of having the
General of the army within c%onsulta-
ton distance a. provided when the act
was passed. General McCnok is Gen.
Shernian's adiutant in the business,
and army people look for an early re-
turn of the headquarters TO this city.
Unprecedented Ow-StOrun in Mem.
phis.
MEMPHIS, March 20.
Since Z O'Clock last might To 10 O'Clock
this morning ten inrhes of snow have
fallen, and it il still showing. Street
ears are unable TO run and the trains
on all the roads are delayed. The
streets are full of i'm provispd sleigbs.
such a Storm was never known here
before. The snow Last March, which
WAS unprecedented, only measured
abeut eight inches. The telegraph
lines south are Frustrated. and it is not
known how far south the storm has
extended.
CHARLESTON. S. e., March 20.
a fire broke ont al } O'clock A NJ. "a.
the corner OF King and Roger alley.
No waier being in the neighhorhood
and the wind blowing a gale from the
southeast. the whole block was burned
from Columbus street to Line street,
on the east and west sides. About
Z o'clock the fire crossed Line street,
sparks and tiinLers being carried by
the gale three quarters of a mile up
Line street, ami the houses. sior-s,
and farms along that road were
burned. Heart rending scenes were
witnessed and bands of negro robbers
sacked every house to which they
ga n d access. Lale this morning
Mayor Cunnington took command and
ON order was restored. BY half
past ten o'clock the fire had burned
out hundreds of persons who are
homeless AMI penniiesS. The loss i at
least half a million and very little in
u is reported. The boundaries
of the burnt district are on South to-
iuinhus street and Rogers alley on the
north, the race course ON the east. the
South Carolina railway on the west,
to ST. Phillips and Percy streets.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-21

REFRKsHINa,-Ten inches Of snow
and good sleighing al Memphis. This
knocks the shine off Nevada's hard
winter, aud should admonish us to
forever hold u peace.