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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-22
nee &DvbFera.

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fammt. Gomite peruiefen. 9ie paus'
bin, nod 'ueI&er ben Hirsern Man'
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Bills rein IotaIer Natur anssnommen
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oos Gcmite fur bos Grsiebunsswsieu
permieien. Stoep's Bin besisli@ DC,
&esulirunS Der @eboItc Der County
Seamten wurbe ouf ben Slid selest.
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Mortbfielb, i~iberbaupt Mnen, ,uel4e an
Der Yerfolsuns unb @cfansennabme
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sen semadte appropriation aus, mibbil-
list oasesen bic Appropriation BON
fir Bounties. Tas Gomite
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betr. entse9en=
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per fir Die BiQ uno ,per oasssen
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Glib. Glart, goe. Gomitod,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
SPOKEN.

ship Oneida Eaton, from Bombay for Isvre date, lat
s. lon IA r..
Ship Alexander. Ballard from Havre for Bath. May IL,
lat II. lon Is
Ship Harwood (Br). from Carthagcns for Quebec. May
10. Int 40. Ion 49,
Ship tWBNC) from Glasgow for San Francisco steering
NV, March H. lat 30 :. lon "a W.
An Am snip steering r, showing HvQF. May 10, OIL the
OLD Head OF Knsale.
jer. April II. lat 81 :. Ion 2sl w.
Bark Queen OF the Seas DIR. fardwck, from Now York
for Bombay. April &c, lat N. lon - W.
Bark Mary NJ Bird. ckard. IRON London for Batavia,
April H. lat lbs Ion ~ w.
Bark Duke OF Wellington (Br) from London for Quebec.
April ~. lat ~ Ion :33.
Bark Lizzie Wright .Rrl from New Orleans for DunKirk
May Ia. lat ~ n. Ion IL w.
An Am bark .hawnE lIQRp. from Now York for Hobart
Town, April g. lat n. Ion 30 w.
Brig Catherine of Pccrhead from Greenland for Phila
dc1phia June !. lat 40 30. lon TO-
Schr Adana Rokes Rhodes from Pensacola for st john
NIB, June l. of Capc Cod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
WHALEAIEN.

arrived a. Honolulu, April 80 sehr ) McKennon Rod.
field. San Francisco and Saed May for tue Arc:tc)
Sailed from do, May Z. schr Dexter 10 cruise
Bark Petrol Is being ttcd tor whaing VOYAGE In
the Atlantic and Indian to sail the las OF tbis
month. under command Of Albert Brown, OF Nantucket
her late mate.
Alrtter from Capt Shvcck Of bark John &Wintrop Of
NIB reports her arrival IN Tacahnann Bay April IL with
80 bl. oil Capt that he had an opportunity Of
rvnr the qualities Of the vessel ~ pampero o. = hours
of River Plata In which behaved spienddy
Al the time had killed large sperm whale but owing o
the snddennes Of the gallo cou!d u alongside Inc
cutting qualities OF the bark AL that could 10 de-
sired. Was bound to cruise on Chin grount.
letter from Capt Allen. OF bark Mars ot NIB. dated Ini.
cahunna April 16 states that liz would remain few days
Ion and sail to cruise Masaucra bark Bounding
Bow. Luce, sailed 18th. but owing northcrlv storm.
was still In the bay line German brig had arrived Char
tered oil from bnrs bounding Bow, Ohm win
rop john Carver and Falcon, OF New BEDFORD and Cape
Horn Pigeon. OF Dartmouth
letter from Capt Luce, Of bark Bounding Billow. oi
NIB dated Tacahnana April y states that he had landed
oil for shipment and would sail with the first fair wind and
be at payta. the last oi October
litter from Capt Baker. of bark Capc Horn Pigeon o
Dartmouth. reports her April H. with III hbls
all tod reports THAI Nelson Wright carpcnter, OF Now
Bedford fell from alot died In 6 hours and was buried at
sea; would be Mt Panama last OF June.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
SHOT IN A SALOON.

Frank Fagin. young man or rather disreputable
antecedcnts, went into saloon al No. 1sg Eirdge
stree, yesterday with a named Gusavo Needy.
HEINZ OF No 100 Allen street, and Jessie Kono
OF No. 20s First avenue. They drank a
couple oil times and FugIn. who paid for
the drink, got INTO alteration
with the vile Of the proprietor Of the place. She or
dcred HIM out and man named Frank OTIS. OF No.
III East Fourth street, who present. intcrfcred
aud lead ragin outside the store Fagin returned
10 the window OF the store and discharged q
pistol at Otis. The bullet struck Gus In
the abdomen, and Fagin and his companions buried
away. The officer post hearing the report OF tho
pistol hurried up aud succeeded In arrcsting Needy
hcm. At tue slniion house \ cedyhcim informed Cap
Foley that Fngln nltuchc Of the dlsrcput-
able house Blecckcr street known as the Burnt
Rag.n
The captain In company with Detective Kano visited
the place last night and brought Fagn 10 the station
house OTIS was sent 10 the Chambers street HOSPITAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
NAVAL ORDNANCE.

BREEcH-LoADINo HowIrzERs FOR OUR ma
TIoNAL Observation-Disclosures INABILITY TO
PRODUCE HEAVY GUNs-wHAT rs LACKING.
WASHINGTON. G., June 3, 1877.
Arrangements now being made by the Ordnance
Bureau OF tho Navy Department TO convert ten 100
pound PARROT guns brcech leaders ut the Pnrrot
foundry ON the Hudson River, opposite West Point.
They VIII DO placed somc of our narrow beam vessels
OF the Alaska class.
BEEEcH.LoADISG nowITzERs.
The bureau having made at the Washington
Yard number Of brcech-loaeins boat howitzers OF
three inch calibre and will be able to supply
nearly every vessel IN commission with these how
izcrs. The Trenton flagship OF tho European station
is the only one OF our vessels supplied with them,
but is proposed TO place from one 10 three on eacn
ship, according TO its size.
GUNS
The bureau Is unable have any heavy guns mado FOR
want OF establishment IN this country OF sufficient
capacity produce steel tubes, which essential 10
all brcech- loaders The class o gun described
tweve-inch rifle weighing about forty tons, but there
IL steel factory in the United states which can iur
pish tube for even eight-nch gun. Ordnance
officers do express the opinion that We cannot
manufacture such tubes arc made abroad but this
be done only when the industries of the country
will enable capitalists 10 erect Sufficient buildings,
machinery, &C.. Tor the work. or when the govern
shall be in a condition to give largo order Tor
them to Justify tho investment Of such capital.
Some few ecven-Inch muzZlc. loading mooth bore
guns been converted into eght-inch rifles lined
with wrought tubes which answer Tor muzzle.
leaders, but do answer for Nuzzle-
loading riicd ordnance il suitable Tor scacoast ana
barbor defences where there is guidance Of to
work tho gun. but ship board brcech-loadcrs are
most desirable less room Is required TO work them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
THE ELLENTON TRIALS.

DISAGREEMENT AND DISCHARGE OF THE JURY
SIX WHITES TO SIX BLACKS.
CHARLESTON, $. c., June 3 1877
Judge Waite last night summoned the jury IN the
Ellonton cases into court and found interrogating
them that they could only agree upon q
verdict in the case Of one Of the eleven
persons charged with conspiracy. This was Abner
w. Atkinson, a man over sixty years old, who
was acquitted The Judge then discharged the jury,
and the ten remaining prisoners were released upon
the court the COUNSEL think II unlikely that these
cases will again DO tired II is now known that
the Jury stood six six tho question
OF general acquittal, the SIX whites
being for and the six blacks being against
such d decision Tho black jurymcn, however. were
willing to agree upon q vcr0ct convictng two OF tie
aud Acquiring all the rest but 10 this tho six
whites would not consent
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rain found TO be crank that the captain
decided 20 return and III rhase crg" tor extra
ship now lies At Martins Stores Brooklyn-
SHP Coy TILLv DIR, Humphrey. badly damaged ut
Huanillo during the tidal this lotfuf.
SHIPS PRINCE LEOPOLD tBr. Cochran and Prince
Umbero fs Scott were botr badly dana sed at Pabal-
Ion de Plea by the tidal Of the 10th ult.
BRIG FIVE BRorIIFRs Randall. cardenas for New
York. put into Key Vest June 3. leaking.
Sem JULIA BFRKLEy. ashore Sag Harbor. was got on
26h ult.
scHR CLARA stoelman from Jacksonville for New YORK
which put into savannah LEAKING proceeded her
3D. inst.
SAN FRANcrsco. May 27-capt Hughes. late Of wrecked
Black has Godfrey OF the bark
Scaver with uf mehem aticai Instruments as .
slight ark appreciation In bringing him and his ohcers
IN fr,m Fab
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


tNrwERp, June 2-Arrved. bark Hervatska (Aus).
Schnantx, New Orleans.
Sailed ID. ship Caopc tBr), Sinclair Philadelphia.
BREMEN. June 2-saed. ship Carl (Ger). Bockem ann,
New York
BAssKIN to June 3-sailcd ship ohm Potter Mcclure.
English Channel
CRoNsTApT June 3Arrived ship Mardcl (Nor), Nae.
rup, New Orleans; schr Matte w Atwood, Ncwcomb, do.
CAprz, June 2-Arrivcd, brig Johanna. Lennox, New
York.
Sailed I'd, schr Kochcko. Heraden, Gloucester
FALMOUTH June 2-Arrivea bark Mallevi!le, Harlow,
Rangoon
HULL June o-saiicd. ship Admiral TegetthoR (Ger).
Reycr New York.
HAMgu re- June 3Arrived. Sos Breeze. from st Johns
Sailed I'd, barks Edwin Reed, Higgins. New York 3D.
Flid (Nory, Hansen. do.
HAvRn. June 2-ArrIvco. steamer Pcrcre Fr), Daure,
New York
Sailed Up, ships John Patton. Duncan, United States;
William Lawrence Br), Ellis do: bark Albina, Daggett,
Sandy Hook.
IivERrooi. June 3-Arrived bark Alice Davies (Br)
Jones. Portland, o.
Sailed I'd. schr Chas Bayles Hyers. Philadelphia
LONDON June 2.-Arrved. ship Cornelius Grinnell. Bor
land New York; 3D. brig Emile Percre Fr. Jnoucn, Mo
bc.
MovILLw, June 3-Arrived. steamer Po!ynesian (Br,
Brown. MONTREAL for Liverpool.
MARsKrLLEs, June l-saIed. bark Cuomo Primo tItaD,
Cuomo, New York.
PLYMOUTH, June 3-Arrvcd. steamer Pommerana GER,
Schwenscn. New York 70 Hamburg fand proceeded.
sciLLy. june 2-Of, bark Romo (Br), Campbell. from
Port Spain FOR -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June Al A. NJ.
In,Jirnfinns


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFFIcER.{
WASHINGTON, June Al A. NJ.
Indications
For New England, stationary or rising barometer,
stationary lower temperature, winds mostly from
the south and west, partly cloudy weather, and rain
$3.50
For the lower lake region and Middle Atlantic
States, generally rising barometer, south to west
Winds stationary or slightly lower temperature
partly cloudy weather and occasional showers.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, nearly
stationary or falling barometer, stationary or higher
Temperature, southerly winds, and clear, partly
cloudy wcather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary or
falling barometer, nearly stationary temperature
partly cloudy weather and rain areas. with winds
variable but mostly from the south aud west.
For the Lower Missouri Valley, falling barometer,
nearly stationary temperature, wiuas variable but
mostly nom the west and south, partly cloudy
weather ana rain areas
For the Upper Mississippi Valley and upper akc
region, slight changes in temperature or pressure,
variable winds mostly from the south and west clear
or partly cloudy weather and possibly occasional
showers
The Lower Missouri River viii generally rise, and
the Lower Mississippi fall at and below Memphis.
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OBITUARY
Mas. x1xzABETH 2. xrIxr.

Mra Elizabeth Fries Elet, autheress Of consider
able celebrity whose works have met with much pop
ular favor died yesterday morning at residence in
this city. Mrs. Elet, whose maiden name was Eliza
beth Fries Lumms, was born at Sodus Point, Lake
Ontario In carly life she displayed considerable liter
arg ability, and previous to 1885 published volume
OF poems In 1885 she issued ssscenes IN the Life Of
Joanna, OF Sicily" Five years later her "Character
Of schiller' appeared. Among her other well known
works are women Of the Revolution" issued some
twenty years ago. Evenings at woodlawn," "Famiy
Pictures from the Bible,' domestic History Of the
American Revolution s'WatchiDg Spirits. /" 'Poncer
Women Of the West. Novelties OF tho Musicians
"Summcr Rambes in the West !" ssWomen Outcasts
In All Ages and Countries" &c Her latest works
were SCOUT Circles OF the Republic" which gave
picture OF Washington society under all the Prcsi-
dents. IN the preparation of which she aided by
Mr.. r. T. Mack; anu Judas of Societyn In addition
TO her letter press works, Mrs. E.let contributed 10
various periodicals. and was for some time tho cdress
OF the Houseieepcr. The deceased lady tho widow
OF the late Professor William H. Ellc at time OF
tho faculty OF Columbia College, in this city and later
professor OF Columbia College, charleston, s. q. Mrs.
Eet was an cIocutionst OF much power, and occasion
ally appeared IN public Tor charitable purposes The
funeral will take place from the Church OF 81. Francis
Xavier, West Sixteenth street, tomorrow morning ut
nino O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
GENERAL WASHINGTON Q
DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, June g. 1877.
The President in general recently has
expressed his views on the subject OF civil service
reform In more earnest and emphatic terms than
those contained in his late letter approving report
OF the commission which examined the affairs
OF tho New York Custom House, taking the
broad ground that the collection Of the
revenues should be placed strictly business basis
without partisan control, either directly remotely,
and he evinccs determination to carry out this
pr,nclpc in all the collection Districts the larger
being nrst subject 10 examination. On the
principle IL Is proposed to extend civil service reform
20 all the departments OF tho government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE BOARD FOE EXAMINATION OF OFFICERS
FOR PROMOTION.
WASHINGTON, Juno 3. 1877.
The Naval Bonrd to examine officers for promotion
or retirement. now in session AZ tie Navy Depart
mcnt, have recently examined Lieutenant Commanders
o. A. Bachelor Silas W. Terry aud Merrill Miller Tor
promotion to the grade OF commander, and Mastor
john L. Moore for promotion the grade oil licuten-
ant. number 81 officers OF minor grades have re-
Gently been ordered to appear before tho Board LOT OK
animation.
Commander Thomas I. swan has also been exam
ined for retirement OF physical disability
but his case is still under co nsldcratlon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping md sh JPN informed
that by slcgraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bcnnett No 40 Fleet London" TO tho
Paris Office addressing "Bcnnett. 81 Avenue rOpera
Paris arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States this will be cabsd to this
country free Of charge.
Captains arriving nj and sailin, French and Med
ports will ud the Paris Office tho econom
cal and expeditions for tclcsraphing news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
MR.. MURPHY IN PHILADELPHIA.

SUCCESSFUL LABoRs or THE GREAT APOSTLE
OF TEMPERANCE.
PHILADELPHIA June 8 1871
Francis Murphy addressed about 200 'iqnor dealers
and thor families this evening az the tabernacle on
Broad street Tho hall was h'led % ns utmost ca
v,or,,v Addresses were made by Mr. Murphy aud
s..a~.. ~ stuors A number Of people signed the
edce At tho conclusion the meeting, the st TO DO
40 be ing liquor dealer.
- PROGRESS on THE WORK
Thevc wcre seventeen Temperance mcc1ngs held IN
- IN. ves,erduv over 5000 people nnve sgnod
.i,c n,eicc since toe commencement Of NJ; Murphys
i.born here and i estimated mat ioV.po 81 peo-
lie have signed the Murphy pcdse since tna' gentle
man began I'm work.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-04
CONGREGATIONS.

HALF OF THE BUSINESS PORTION OF A TOWN
DESTROYED.
CHARLESTON, 8. g., June g. 1871
destructive nre broke In the town OF Union at
noon to-day, In the store OF W. X. Briggs Under a
high wind half Of the best business portion OF the
town swept away, including the stores OF j. T.
Hin ( Co.. J. u. Gibbs Il Co, Dunn Co.. J. r. Jaco-
b. r. r. Briggs, W. {. Menace, w. X Davis and other
buildings, besides the depot, the railway shops and
several cars. The hotel was saved and no dwellings
were injured. Loss about 800. 000 insurance about
$50, 900. Cause OF the fire unknown.
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ATTACK ON A POLICEMAN.

MANCHESTER, n. H., June o 1877.
About midnight last night party OF roughs as
saultcd officer Train on his beat, overpowered and
brutally beat him. Finally Train drew revolver and
fired several shots at his assaants, MORALLY wounding
william Ryan, OF Boston. who had Just served out
sentence here. Other officers, who came TO the res
cue stoned by the mob and large crowd assem-
blcd about the station house, but nothing further than
threatening was attempted.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.

[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 8. 1877.
General sherman, who arrived In this city yesterday
afternoon IN company with General Van vlet, Is tho
guest OF Senator Cameron. The visit Is entirely OF
social nature. The military visitors Will return TO
Washington to- morrow.
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THE wEArHrn YEsr EnpaY.

The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty tour hours in
parlson with tho corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HFp.ip Buding:-
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CAR SHEDS AND CARRIAGE SHOP BURNED.
ST. JoHx, N. b. June g. 1871
FIRE at Indantown this morning destroyed two
sheds with their contents Prince l. Shaw's carriage
shop and three dwelling houses Other buildings
badly damaged Total loss $50, 600.