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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01

Al Eastsra Fsnlily Brutally
Murdered n Texas.
The Negro Uprising In Louisiana
Refasss to BE Dis
covered.
n1scELLAHEoUs
MANLY ATT

AANE1 All
NEw CASTLE, Aug. 3t-Weedenl
and Walker, pugilists, fought sixty
three rounds, and Weeden was de-
clared the victor. The sheriff was
prevented from masking arrests, but
notified the crowd that he would fol
low tho principals and such Of their
abettors ~ he could recognize to
Philadelphia, and prosecute them to
the full extent Of the law.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3l-Walker's
body 10 badly battered, snd life is ex
tinct. He vas found this evening on
the salt wharf 1t Greenwich point.
The police are searching for all con-
cerned IN the affair.
DUPLICATED
DENVER, Aug. 3l-Four miners,
Fred Thanerksuff, ST.; J.. Cox, Au.t
gnst ThanerkauG, and Fred Thaner-
kau6, Jr., werc sufoeated by foul air
in shaft near Central City last Tues
day.
THE PRICE or COAL.
New YosK. Aug. 3l.-lhe Penn-
sylvania Coal Co. has announced its
prices, . foiiows: Lump, per ton.
43.l0; steames, 1910 crate, "a "a;
egg, o3.3t; stove, AGO.
The Diaware, Laok.wana and
Westers ca viii not issue schedule,
havin9 6stermlusd to resume their
monthly ss1ion sales.a The sohed.
ules a oekss conpasics will be issued
in fcv days. Tbe Northern An,hra-
cite Association has fixed the follow
ise Rrioss: Fsrnacs, lump, t3 so !;
stea1bsAt, $50: crate, $3.50; egg,
~ -; stove. ~ Is; Chestnut at
Roudout, 1915.
NEW CABLE.
Sr ,IeBNs, N B.-A heavy four
wire cable hal been successfully laid
across the straits Of Canso, giving the
Wcster5 Union feisEraph CO., an
Anglo cable Co, three cables At that
crossing.
BEECHYR-MouL
NAw YoEK, Aug .3l.-Mr. Beeoher
having moved for . change Of venue
u the ssis brought against him By
Frank Moulton. has served supple
neatary complaint locating the action
in this city.
n ossrs suBstDrp.
Llssor, Aug. 3f.-The monetary
crisis has subsidized. The bank OF
Port tugal continues its transactions.
Az usual al other banks and mer.
chants have declared they viii no,
avail themselves Of the decree Of the
18th inst, dsfesriae paJments. !
BANKRUPT.
NEW HAyEN, Aug. 3lrGeorge
Wm. Goodsell wholesale grocer vas
adjudic..ed bankrupt to-day. Iii.
bilities one hundred thousand dellars
Assets aboat saaDe. &
A CRUEL DISEASE.
.WAss1soTos, Aug. FL The Turk.
ish minister has received the follow
inc Dispatch from the Turkish minis
lar Of foseiga aGAirs: ----..-
CoNsTAHTISoPLk, Au4ust 3l-Tbe
crsA diRass u wbish dnIsaS Aurae
n. uan mas oeen funerInR ever sincs
the tenth day Of his ACCESSION TO tn.
throne, and which ap9rayxtion ha
heea ooatinuallv iscrsasins, having
~. ~ ! !
u'o e"c 'o'ns,o' smP''o y
vnsas g enS 9etva sendered ~ nj
ySs~' :" - AstSO, euu WI
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WASHINGTON.

WAsuISGroN, Aug. 2l.--The cir
cular to the q. S. Marshals respect
ing their duties under the election
laws, goes to the president tonight
ios final approval. . rs .xg
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SULTAN DErosEp.

:, GnssrA sIrsnsI.E, August 81 The
council OF ministers and great digni-
Riaries Of the empire have proclaimed
Abdul Hamid sultan, vice Mnrnd, de-
posed.
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sCfiuRZ.

CINeS NATl, .Ang. 3l.--Hon. Carl
scburz made his FRS, English speech
in the Ohio campaign tonight AT
Robinson's opera house. The build
ing was crowded to,its utmost, and
points in the speech were warmly aps
plaudcd.
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The Sultan Deposed by a Council
Of Ministers.
Both the Insurgent Princes
Anxious for Peace.
The Turkish Routed OH the
MoraYIa.
sersiaH Soldiers Reported to be
Mutilating their Bodies
to Avoid Fighting.
FOREIGN.
TURKS WHIPPED.

BELGEApe, Aug. 3l-Oihcial ad-
vices tonight announce tlsas he etas 1t,
were defeated at all points on the
right bank Of the Moravia, and subse-
quently taken in the flank and put to
fight. Their bridges over the Mora
via were destroyed. The Seryia
occupied the Turkish entrenchments
on the right bank of the Morayia.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK.

FtW fUfN.
New YORK, Aug. 81.
srocKs-opened weak closed. strong and higl,
err.
MONEY E,sy, re.
Com i0a44
6ovsRNNsSrs Strong
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EXPLOSION.

Sr. PAuL. Aug 3l-By the explosion Of
a boiler attached To a thrcshtng ti1athiae,
near Dover, Minnesota, this afternoon,
George Bennett. engineer, q. Arnold and
asOShes man name NOT given. we're Instant
ly killed Everett Jones had his leg aud
arm broken and received internal injuri $.
VIII probably die Several other persons
vesr siiEh y-ieiured. Gauge Of accident,
careIessness 81 permitting water to become
Iok iu the boiler.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-09-01

cA1L Baanp Wheat strong aud, higher; ~,
Tor September; ep3s G6S7 for October
Cons Fitmer, 10. tor September; as4 for
october
OARS Higher, sl4 for scp, emtsr
pons Higher. 10 e5 ior September; IA 80 iertlc
E'yc1rs-
Lam Ftrner, . IS bid fot september
Provisions rnehanset,
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REDUCTION ~ WAGES.

NEW YoRK, Ang. 3l.--Tbe Delaware
and Lackaxanna, snd Western Pcnnsylya-
! mia and Delaware and Hudson Canal com
panies will reduces the wages OF miners 10
| per cent, beginning to morrow.
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MtLHlaAN.
DETROIT, Ang43i.-A. EaChadwick was
Today nominated inr cnng gress by The dem,
ocrats of the 7ih district
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YELLOW cyKvBR

SAvAnAH. Aug. Si.--Te-dsy there were
- .assrmss.s Il Fellow ieser pAties,s.
Disease 10 confined 70 the suburbs
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~. W INtfJNSTN. -
MILWAUKEE,, Ang 3l-At the republi-
can congressional convention of the second
distrsct Mt Madison to-day, l.. b. Coswell
was reuomina,ed-
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CHIcAso. Aug. S1.--Locomotivc 6reua.
a. .he Chica6a Rack Isasnd = PseiAS nil-
road 70 sight resolved 10 ssk fos their tisss,
wSscA hsqhasslses . sanpglsG work, Y
they vese Feqnired 70 cless thsir engines
in sdditioa 70 their psessas work, This
VIZ ~ Mtss6ed log strife bat lbs 1
aecntlenassy ssstssta0Alast she sddisiosal
hbos, Y
q SANDUsxy, O. Aug. 3t,-fhe origin ol
tho 6re at KeiIeys Island lest night u IN,
knowa. Loss $4,000. Nai.aaEaaas.
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GENERAL NEWS.

PrrTsBuRe, Feb. ia fire in South Pitts
burg to-day, burned the Touring mill Of
Yoight, Ortman & Spreen, containing large
stock of fous and grain, and the Birmingham
depot OF the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis Railway. Total loss $50, 900, partly
insured.
BRIDcEpoRr, Ct, Feb. 1.-THE Congrega.
tional Church here, and at Winsted, accept
the Beecher invitation.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 11.-Owen Lindsay
was hanged to-day, protesting his innocence.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. lin the Assembly the
bill repeating the Potter law passed its third
reading 81 to 81.
ST.. LOUIS. Feb. 11.-Msjor Grimes. United
States army, testified that Babcock CORE
sponded with Mcdonald after McDonald's
indictment.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 1.-The town meet
ings in ST. lawrence county resulted in the
unanimous election of. the Republican
ticket, something which has not occurred
for many years Seven Of the thirty
four Supervisors thus elected were Greeley
RspoblivAns il 1871
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. u.-River rising fapldly,
IL feet 10 inches in the canal Weather WARM
and cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, Feb. 11.-River 80 feet ano
falling. Rain this morning; clear to-mgnt
and cooler. Up: Arlington, A. M Golden
Rule, p NJ. Down: Susie Silver, Z: NJ
CAIRO, Feb. 11.-Arrived Colorado, from
St Louis, P. NJ J. W. Garrett, from New
Orleans, S; Peytona, from Louisville, Z. De.
parted: Carondelet, for New Orleans, 2 A. M
Colorado, for vicksburg, 6 P. NJ. River Al
feet inches and falling Rain this morning.
clear tonight; mercury 81.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 11.-Arrived: John A.
Scudder from New Orleans Departed: Bee
and barges. River risen 2 feet and still rising
rapidly. Very heavy rain and wind-storm
late last night; clear and cooler tonight.
MEMPHIS. Feb. II. = River stationary.
Weather clear. Mercury rs, at noon. De-
parted: Cherokee and Commonwealth for
New Orleans, Sherlock and Shinkle for Gin
cinnati, Belle st. Louis for Vicksburg.
V1cKsBURG, Feb. 11.-Passed up: Quincy
at s P. NJ, Capitol City II A. NJ, Illinois IL
n. Down: Lee at 6 P. M.
The body of S. H. Lisle, who was drowned
from the steamer Louisville, was found sixty
miles below here.
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THE CITY.

STOLE TRUNK.-Cora johnson, q servant
in the employ OF Mrs. Harriet Randall, resid-
ing at the corner of Josephine and Annuncia-
ton streets, and after few weeks service in
that lady's employ, made up her mind to
leave on Thursday without notifying the
family, taking with her trunk, containing
$45 worth of clothing. She was detected
when a short distance from the place and
handed over to an Officer of the law, who
marched her off to the Sixth Precinct Station.
An ATTEMPT AT ARsoN.-Mr. D. Geise ap.
peared before Judge Terrebonne Thursday,
and made an affidavit against John and Adele
Jones, charging them with attempting to set
fire to his dwelling. The warrant was placed
in the hands of Court Officer Isabelle, who
arrested the pair Friday evening at their resi-
depce corner of Fourth and St. Denis streets,
and locked them up in the Sixth Precinct
Station.
LARCENY Margaret Boylan sneaked into
Mrs. Agnes Smiths yard, at the corner OF st.
Mary and Chestnut streets, Thursday night,
and stole pair Of young geese. Mrs. Smith
had a warrant issued for her arrest on charge
of larceny. which caused her incarceration in
the Sixth Precinct Station Thursday night.
SNEAK TH1EF.-At an early hour Wednes-
day morning sneak thief entered the sleep
ing apartment of Mr.. Louis Schwarms, at his
lodging house, corner of st. Charles and Poy-
dras streets, and stole $50 solitaire diamond
pin on. Of his shirt bosom. Suspicion pointed
to one of the dodgers in the house, who was
arrested and lodged in the Central Station by
Detectives Roxborough and Cain, where he
gave his name as John Marley, alias Banks,
alias Bates.
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS Cain
and Roxborough arrested two young men
named Edward Herrick and Ben Gibson yes
terday at the corner of St. Charles and Poy-
dras streets, and lodged them in the Central
Station, charged with being dangerous and
suspicious characters. They arrived in this
city about week ago from Chicago, and are
known by the police as bad men.
PURoLlNE On EXPLOSION. About 5 o'clock
Friday morning u puroline oil lamp exploded
in an oyster saloon on Calliope street, between
Clara and Magnolia, setting fire to the coun-
ter and window sash. The flames were ex-
tinguished by the proprietor, with a damage
of about S45, and without the necessity of
turning in an alarm. The building is owned
by Mr.. Fernandez.
MINOR NOTES. - Andrew Schaeffer tres
passed on the premises of Mr. j. Ochgelevich
and was housed in the Fifth Precinct Station.
Mary Mitchell, Mrs. J. Tenaues. Mrs.
Simon, Elizabeth Oscar and Polly Chester got
hold Of one Clarisse Alfred, at the corner of
Prieur and Laharpe streets, and pounded him
up in beautiful manner, and would have
killed him had peeler not put in an appear
ance and arrested the crowd.
The banquette on St. Louis, between Dau-
phine and Burgundy streets, is broken and in
. dangerous condition.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The process for the
uayment Of awards of the Court OF Commits
sicners Of the Alabama claims is, the court
issues certificate for the amount to the
claimant, who may present the same to the
Treasury in person, and OBJ tain warrant Of
payment, or the claimant may, from the
name, description, number, etc., Of the GER
tificate, authorize the money to be collected
by power Of attorney.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections to-day discussed the question
whether or not the statements of the Ala
bams Legislature committee which have been
referred to them constitute sufficient grounds
for recommending an investigation by the
Senate, in regard to Senator Spencer's cleo
ton. The committee came to no conclusion
and adjourned until next Tuesday.
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AMUSEMEN1A

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Ldst Appearance of Mss
Ren0 Noon and Night at the A:ademy.-For
the matinee she presents her great border
drama, "Hazel Eye" at night two plays,
"Cush" and "Hazel Eye" both good pieces,
full of startling situations, spicy dialogue and
comic humor. The Royal Japanese commence
short engagement Of one week tomorrow.
They are the most expert and talented per-
formers in their peculiar style that has yet
visited US. Their acts are perfectly wonder
ful, and done with an ease and grace that has
never been copied by any other nation. This
entertainment comes in very dpropos at this
time, and will be q selief FROM the sensation
drama that we have been treated to for sew.
eral weeks past. Strong attraction and quick
changes is the fule of the Academy manage.
ment-thereby the success Of this theatre.
The ST. CHARLES THEATER.-tast evening
was set apart tor benefit at this theater to
the reignlng stars, Mr.. Frank and Miss Eva
Vincent, who appeared in the two dramas OF
"Olympia, the Brigand Queen" and "Ire-
land as It Was" The same bill is announced
for this evening.
On Monday, February IA, Mr.. julie Keen
and Miss Sallie Adams, two new stars, will
appear at this theater in the popular specially
drama of "Chris and Lena" favorable
report has reached US of the ability Of these
protean actors, and we are prepared to enjoy
some excellent performances at their hands.
The evening Of Saturday, February 10. has
been set apart for the annual benefit Of that
genial and popular gentleman, Mr.. P. Glea-
son, the efficient treasurer of the theater. Of
course the house will be packed.
The FRENCH COMEDY CoMPANY.-A highly
interesting bill is offered to-day for the matt
nee at the Opera House, by the French
Comedy Company. It consists of "Les Brebis
de Panurge" and Gle Gendre de NJ. PORTER.
At night Lies Chevaliers du Pince-N ez" will
be given with Lies Dsux Sourds." NJ. Me-
zieres. we learn. made tremendous hit in
New York, in Lies Chevaliers, and the part
is said to be one of his best. Mme Belcour
takes her benefit on Tuesday, producing on
that occasion, Dumas LA Princesse Georges"
"Les Deux Orphelines" will be played on S IN
day evening for the last time, and large audi
ence will no doubt be present to witness the
final performance Of this beautiful play by
this excellent company.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, Feb. IL, 1920 P. M.-Gold
49,
New YORK, Feb. II = Evening. = Stocks
closed active; New York Central 1888, Erie
1884, Lake Shore 66s, Illinois Central 99l,
Pittsburg 934 ex-divldend, Northwest COM
mon 43A, do preferred 644. Rock Island 1893.
Pacific Mail 35b, Union Pacific 68I
Sub-Treasury balances-Gold SAG, 626, OBJ;
currency $780, 669, 638.
The ab-Treasurer paid out 500, 900 on
account of interest and 1854. 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day 100000.
New YORK, Feb. II, Evening easy,
3@4. Gold closed at 112s@113. Sterling
firm. 4 sc. Government bonds active; new
SIS 117a. State bonds quiet and steady.
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New YoRK, Feb. 11.-Silk weavers. num-
beriuo about ono thousand, urge increased
tariff on silk goods. Sixty cents is not
enough, and the proposed new tariff reduces
it to forty.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE captain Of the
steamship Pommersnis, from Hamburg. re-
ports that on the 9th inst, he saw q burning
ship, and sent q boat to the wreck, but the
crew returned without. discovering the name
of the burning vessel, or gaining Information
concerning her.
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MEMPHIS ITEMS.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 1.-The river camel to q
stand to-day at scant "a by gauge, which is
the danger line, and although the rivers
south Of here have been high, and were at
low stage during the food Of last August,
when the river reached the same point, yet
little damage is reported, and should the le-
wees below here remain intact but little dam
age from the present food is apprehended in
the country tributary to Memphis.
The case of A. Blum against the Southern
Palace Car Company, to recover three hun
bred dollars, alleged to have been stolen
while on the sleeping car between here and
Cairo, was given to the jury in the U. s. Dis
trict Court, this afternoon. The question in
volved is the liability of sleeping car compa-
mics as common carriers.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

PARIS, Feb. II, 100 P. M.-Rentes 67f.
soc.
LONDON, Feb II, 2 P. M.-Consols 81
1904 3-16.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. II, 12:3OP. M Cotton
steady; Middling Uplands 7-l6d, Orleans
sgd. Estimated sales to-day 10000 bales, 1000
being for speculation aud export. Receipts
20, 800 bales, including Is 900 American.
Sales for the week 5000 bales, including
80. 600 American, 5000 being for speculation
and 5000 for export. Stock 1893 1000 bales,
Including 1872. 600 American. Weeks receipts
12l, ZOO, whereof $1,000 we're American
Stock afloat 34S, 1000, including 265, 900 Amsri-
can. Actual export 5000.
LATER, $3.50 P. Motion unchanged. The
sales to-day include $500 bales American.
January shipments, per sail, from Savan-
nah or Charleston, not below Low Middling
1905 1872; May and June delivery from
New Orleans, not below Low Middling 6sd.
LONDON, Feb. II, Evening.-Tallow 47@
ATS Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. II, $50 P. M-Yarns and
fabrics ut Manchester dull, but not quotably
lower.
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb II, Noon.-Baro-
meter 1920. Wind S. E., light Weather
thick and foggy.
No arrivals or departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Feb. IL, P. M.-Ba-
rometer 80 IS. Wind S. E., fresh. Weather
cloudy, thick and foggy.
Arrived: Norwegian bark Henrik Ibsen,
Rasmussen master, Is days from Guadaloupe;
British bark Montebello, Kelly master, AZ
days from Liverpool.
Sailed: Steamship Knickerbocker and
schooner Georgetta Lawrence.
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PARTICULARS OF REVERDY JOHN
SONS DEATH.

BALTIMORE, Feb. II. - Reverdy johnson
had argued case in court and was UNUSUAL!
brilliant at dinner with Gov. Carroll, whose
guest he was. He took one glass OF Madeirt
during dinner. After dinner he went to tht
psrlor. while Gov. Carroll and the othel
guests went to another room to smoke. Il
vas supposed Mr.. johnson was taking his
habi.usl sleep after dinner.
Presently q servant beckoned the Governor
ont. Mr. johnson had fallen to the carriage
way which passes under the poreh OF the
mansion. He was dead and bleeding profuse-
~ from q wound on the right side, head and
and face. His skull was fractured and finger
dislocated. There were bruises ana - cuts on
the arms and legs. He was born in 1876.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 1l.-So sudden and unex-
pected was the death of Reverdy johnson,
efter his appearance in the State Library and
State ouse yesterday, while the Legislature
vas in session, apparently in good health, that
the community has not yet recovered from
tho shock.
Dr. Lewis Il. Steiner, State Senator from
Frederick county, distinguished physician
and Chief Inspector of the Sanitary Commits
sion in the army Of the Potomac during the
late war, who examined the body shortly
after it was found, gives the following as his
Mr.. johnson either stumbled over piece
Of coal, or being seized with vertigo or in
cipient symptoms of apoplexy, and striving
to save himself moved toward the west, stag
gsring along by the northerly side Of the
Executive Mansion. at each step his body
gaining additional momentum, SO that hav-
ing reached the door leading into the base
ment he swayed around to the south and fell,
striking his head against the sharp corner of
tho granite base of the house, which gave the
first wound on the head. Reaching the pave
ment, made of rough cobble stones, second
wound was received near the first one. At
this moment probably the bones of the nose
were fractured, and one joint of the second
finger Of the right hand was dislocated.
Whether the after struggles account for the
abrasiops on the knees and fingers Of the left |
hand, can not be positively asserted, although |
is IL asserted probable that the wounds in the |
scalp were accompanied with fractures of the |
external bones Of the Uranium, accompanied
with probable rupture of some Of the arte- |
xies Ct the base. Death must have resulted |
almost instantly.
Mr. Gwynn, Attorney General Of the State, |
md son.in-law Of Mr.. johnson, is of opinion |
that he was seized with vertigo and fell, as he
had . similar attack, lasting three hours,
while attending trials in South Carolina, sew
eral years since.
BALuMoRE, Feb. 11.-There are elaborate
for the funeral of Rsverdy John |
Don Sunday, ct Green Mount Cemetery.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.-For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, rainy weather will pre-
vail tonight, followed on Saturday by rising
barometer, winds shifting to northwest and
northeast, falling temperature, and clear or
clearing weather.
For the Western Gulf States, Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, rising barometer, lower
temperature and clear or clearing weather,
followed during Saturday by falling barometer
and winds shifting to northeast and south
east
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SATURDAY FEBRUARY ~ 1870

Nicholas Morris, IS years old, and native
Of Germany, was sent to the Charity Hospits!
from the corner of Carondelet Walk and
White street, in . sick and destitute c9ndi-
ton. 90.
Tnthar Charleston, on board the steamboat
Maria Louise, lying Of the head OF Custom
house street, who stole SGT currency from
him.
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RIyERs AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IL. - River 81 feet 8
inches and rising. Heavy rain this forenoon.
Weather clear and cooler tonight. Arrived:
Louisville from New Orleans.
PrrTsBuRa, Feb 11-River II feet and rising.
Weather cloudy and rainy. Rivers about sta
ioouary at head waters,
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Washington. D. G., Feb. 4, 1875. I
Sir: The President directs me to say that
he desires that the circular order transferring
supervisors of internal revenue to be sus-
pended by telegraph until further orders.
LEVI P. LUcKEY.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Feb. 1l.-Spanish gold 2l23@213.
Exchange frmer; on the United States go
days currency 8@Sa discount, short sight
74@6a discount; 60 days gold 81 premium.
Sugar weak; No. IL D. s. 134@l35 reals.